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Shiner Gazette — Shiner, Texas Thursday, November 19, 1959
Illite-Tailed Deer
3 months, $5.25
PHONE NO.
TEXAS
32c
PICRIC HAMS, lb
SALE!
SALE!
SALE!
20c
BACON JOWLS, lb
19c
OLEOMARGARINE, 1 lb
LIBBY’S—SLICED or HALVES
BEGINNING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20
-119-
29c
PEACHES, No. 2% can
DEL MONTE — 14 OZ. BOTTLE
35c
CATSUP, 2 bottles for
OUR GENERAL SALE
KOUNTY KIST
25c
CORN, 12 or can, 2 for
BEGINS NOVEMBER 20
25c
WE WILL HAVE
Jar
87e
25c
WAIT!
DON'T
39c
AS POSSIBLE!
COME AS SOON
19c
G-E BLANKETS
WE ALSO HAVE
1 lb. can .72^
FOR SALE AT SAVING PRICES!
25c
$379.95
ft
REGISTER FOR DRAWING
can
(No Purchase Necessary)
Snowdrift] CCe
23c
35c
ORANGES, 5 lb. bag
MEN
SECOND PRIZE FOR
19c
CARROTS, 2 cello bags
can
AWARDED
PRIZES WILL BE
25c
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28
$229.00
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BREAKFAST JUST WOULDN'T BE COMPLETE
WITHOUT OUR PALLAS MORNING NEWS!
state, national, international, farm,
and markets. SPORTS: first with re-
MODEL BH-12S
12-CUBIC-F00T
sun-
area
area
the
Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Janik
spent Sunday at Panna Maria
with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kowa-
lik. They also attended the fare-
well party for Rev. Father
John Matocha who is being
transferred to Blessing from
Panna Maria.
ed about whether hunting is
permitted in the county, and
the dates and bag limit.
Admiration
COFFEE
Sometimes
we want lb
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all 7b OaT
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STRAIGHT-LINE DESIGN with no
coils on back, and ...
Eoot-Pedal-Operated Magnetic Safety Door
Twin Vegetable Drawers
ZERO-DEGREE
FREEZER
with swmg-out shelves
that hand you the food
Misses Georgie and Lorene
Janik of Houston spent the
weekend with Mrs. Sofie Janik.
Gary Cooper in THE HANG-
ING TREE at the Palace Thea-
tre, Friday and Saturday.
2 APPLIANCES IN J.
AUTOMATIC-DEFROSTING
REFRIGERATOR
Alonzo Alvarez de Pineda, a
Spanish explorer, and his fol-
lowers are believed to have
been the first white men to set
foot on what is now Texas soil.
Pineda and his group explored
the area in 1519.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Kroulik
accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Vrazel of Yoakum to Aus-
tin Sunday for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Anderson and
son.
Regular $249.95
Sale Price...
Circulation Department
The Dallas Morning News, Dallas 22, Texas
Gentlemen:
Please send me The Dallas Morning News, DAILY and SUNDAY,
lor which I agree to pay $1.75 per month.
Check or money order is enclosed lor
1 month, $1.75
NAME..........
ADDRESS........
CITY...........
251b.
Paper Bag
SUNSHINE
CANDY, 29c bag only
PATEK’S GROCERY & MAR-
KET strives to get away from
all the old-fashioned poor ser-
\ vice of the stores of yesterday.
We’re progressing because we
try to please the people who
honor us with their patronage
and we are “THANKFUL” for
their business. “HAPPY TUR-
KEY DAY.”
DELICIOUS
APPLES, 2 lbs. for
Specials November 20—21—23—24—25
Season Opened Nov. 16
Austin. — The Texas white-
tailed deer season got under
way Monday, November 16 in
the Edwards Plateau and other
widely separated areas of the
State. And the deer crop will be
the heaviest in years, according
to H. D. Dodgen, executive sec-
retary of the Game and Fish
Commission.
More than 1600 hunters will
get free shooting priviliges on
wildlife management areas
owned by the Commission.
Shooting began at
rise Monday on the Kerr
near Hunt; the Engeling
near Palestine and on
Moore Creek section of the An-
gelina area in East Texas.
Shooting will be permitted
on the Shawnee Creek section
of the Angelina area November
30 and on the Lake Tejas sec-
cion December 14.
West of the Pecos shooting
will begin on the Black Gap and
Sierra Diablo Wildlife Manage-
ment areas December 1. Per-
mits for hunting these areas al-
ready have been sent to per-
sons whose names were drawn
two weeks ago.
It also was announced that
an antlerless deer hunt will be
permitted in Northwest Tyler
County from November 26 to
December 5. There is an over-
population of deer on approxi-
mately 50,000 acres of that area.
Permits for this hunt have been
sent to the land owners.
There will be numerous other
special short seasons in many
other Texas counties. Your local
game warden should be consult-
MAGAZINE HAS
INTERESTING
DUCK FEATURE
Austin. — If you are a duck
hunter you will be interested in
the illustrated article by Harold
Irby, waterfowl biologist, in the
November issue of TEXAS
GAME AND FISH magazine.
The double-page spread
“Ducks and Deductions,” rep-
resents art work done by Irby
himself, following his sojourn
in Canada during the past sum-
mer working with duck band-
ing crews.
He covers the subjects of
nesting, migration and winter-
ing grounds, from the big duck
factory in Canada to the rice
fields and plains of Texas.
Another interesting article is
the “Million Dollar Mule Deer,”
prepared by Tom Moore, wild-
life biologist on the Black Gap
Wildlife Management Area. This
article reveals a harvest of 437
deer in 1937 compared to 5107
last season.
Other interesting articles
cover underwater study of the
.artificial fishing reefs, a re-
vealing short piece about oyste
crabs, bird migration, squirrel
hunting, the making of fish
nets, and a new land use pro-
gram which will include live-
stock and wildlife in its pro-
duction.
There also is a report on
white-winged dove shooting
and numerous shorter articles
covering fishing and other as-
pects of the outdoors.
GENERAL ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER
MORTON’S
SALAD DRESSING, 1 Qt
Minnesota-Wisconsin
Telecast, Three Radio
Games, November 21
A live telecast of the Min-
lesota-Wisconsin game and ra-
lio broadcasts of three South-
west Conference games will
lighlight The Humble Com-
jany’s football coverage Satur-
day.
The Minnesota-W isconsin
’ame will be telecast from Min-
neapolis with Lindsey Nelson
and Red Grange at the micro-
phones. TV time will be 1:15
p.m. (CST) over KPRC-TV,
Houston; WOAI-TV, San Anto-
nio; KTBC-TV, Austin.
The Arkansas-Texas Tech
game will be broadcast over ra-
dio from Little Rock by Bob
Walker and Eddie Hill. Radio
time will be 1:45 p.m. (CST)
over KNUZ, Houston-1230;
KITE, San Antonio-930.
The Baylor-SMU game will
be broadcast from Waco by Ves
Box and Eddie Barker. Radio
time will be 1:45 p.m. (CST)
over KVET, Austin-1300;
KXYZ, Houston-1320; WOAI,
San Antonio-1200.
The TCU-Rice game will be
broadcast from Fort Worth by
Kern Tips and Alec Chesser.
Radio time will be 1:45 p.m.
(CST) over KTBC, Austin-590;
KEYS, Corpus Christi-1400;
KPRC, Houston-950; KENS,
San Antonio-680; KVIC, Vic-
toria-1340.
PREMIUM
CRACKERS, 1 lb. box
MORTON’S — 25c BAG
POTATO CHIPS, only
PLENTY OF MERCHANDISE FOR YOU!
GLADIOLA FLOUR
’1.75
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PATEK’S
GROCERY f MARKET
LOCKER PLRNTt COMPLETE PROCESSING SERVICE
PHONE LY 4-3/7/
RIGHT ON THE CORNER — RIGHT ON THE PRICE
KOUNTY KIST
PEAS, No. 303 can, 2 for
SHORTENING
SNOWDRIFT
$479.95
With Trade-in
RO-TEL — NO. 1 CAN
SAUERKRAUT, 3 cans for
FRESH DRESSED
GONZALES’ BEST
FRYERS
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Birthday Party
Attending the birthday sur-
prise party November 7 for Mrs.
Victor J. Machart were Mr. anc
Mrs. Frank Rothbauer, Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund Kubicek of Moul-
ton, Mrs. Henry Leek of Shin-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mikes anc
sons, Mrs. Carrie Bogar, Fran-
cis and Frankie, Mr. and Mrs.
Bennie Bender, Jerry Wayne
and Bennie Ray, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Bender and son, E. J.,
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Mendel Jr.
and Karen, Mr. and Mrs. George
Matula, Miss Adel Machart,
Miss Bernadette Biehunko, John
Biehunko and Julius Ripper of
Schulenburg.
All enjoyed the chicken bar-
becue with all the trimmings,
also cakes, pies, koiaches and
refreshments. The supper was
given by the honoree’s husband,
Victor J. Machart and cousin,
Herman Remmers.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks and appreciation to
all for the many acts of kind-
ness extended us at the passing
of our brother, Ed. L. Sommer-
latte. We especially want to
thank Rev. E. J. Oehlke for his
consoling words, the pallbearers
and Buffington Funeral Home
xor their services. We are grate-
ful to all those who sent floral
offerings, memorials, sympathy
cards, food and to the ladies
who helped prepare and serve
xhe food and all others who in
any way expressed their sym-
pathy. Your many kindnesses
will always be remembered and
may God bless all of you.
His Brothers and Sisters
Monarch 8-lb.
Washer $159.95
Now Only
$139°°
With a Deal of
Twin Tubs, Iron
ing Board and !6
Case of Tide!
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Sedlmeyer, Lee J. & Sedlmeyer, Mrs. Lee J. The Shiner Gazette (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 67, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1959, newspaper, November 19, 1959; Shiner, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1168693/m1/3/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Shiner Public Library.