The Electra Star (Electra, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 13, 1951 Page: 2 of 8
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next battery an Auto-Lite ’‘Sta-fuf*. . . needs water only
3 times a year in normal car use to keep plates fully
covered for abundant starting power. “Sta-ful” gives you
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plates for stronger, longer battery life. Money cannot
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"What courses should I take to prepare myself
for a job as a football coach?"
The Fall and Winter Issue of STYLIST
contains 48 pages of smart, easy to sew
styles', special features; gift patterns
printed inside the book. Send 25 cents
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Long hair makes a man look in-
telligent.
I saw a wife once pick one off
her husband’s coat and be looked
foolish.
Trapped!
When I came home today our
house was full of smoke and 1
asked my wife who had been there.
because I’m going back to him.
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Confession
Tell me—have you been true to
your wife all your life?
I haven’t lived all my life yet.
Don’t evade the issue. Tell me
the truth. Have you ever kissed
another man’s wife?
Yes. I’ll confess I’ve kissed the
wife of another man.
Who was she?
My grandmother.
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SERVE THE HANDICAPPED
By
Becoming a Physical Therapist
ENROLL NOW
First Class Begins OCTOBER 1st.
School of PHYSICAL THERAPY
Baylor University Hospital
3500 Gaston
Dallas, Texas
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road station was observed to' go
into tears. The manner ‘in which
she expressed her grief stirred up
the sympathy of a passenger.
Passenger: My dear young lady,
are you crying because you have
to leave your husband?
Girl: N-n-n-n-n-n-no. I’m cpdng
The Brush-off
When is the Fuller Brush man
gonna play pool with pa?
Well, Willie, that’s a foolish
question.
Well, didn’t you tell him this,
afternoon that you’d give him his
cue when you saw pa coming? ,
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why nxN-A-MOT’j action is so wonder-
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Doctors say that many other laxatives
start their "Hushing" action too soon ...
right In the stomach where food Is being
digested. Largo doses of such laxatives
upset digestion, flush away nourishing
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D0?FT CRY
Over Billlousness & Hcadnchesl
Don’t Hang onto Old Habits that
Cause SIckish Conditions—Find
The Reason— If Your Liver Is Lazy
Next Time Next Time
HED-LYTE
AFFORDS RELIEF OF BEAD-
ACHE AND HANGOVER, MUS-
CULAR ACHES AND NEURAL-
GIA PAINS. USE AS DIRECT-
ED. SOLD AT DRUG STORES
FOB OVER 40 YEARS.
Planning for the Future?
Buy U.S. Defense Bonds!
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CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
MISCELLANEOUS
EVERYWHERE—Boys and girls, 14 to 18,
distribute free draft-MacArthur litera-
ture. Vacation money. Write A. L. CHIV-
ERB, 187 Camp St., San Antonio, Texas.
INSTRUCTION
PRACTICAL Nurse Training: At home In
0 months. Low cost. Easy terms. Write
The Florence Nightingale School, Box
1852-A, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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HELP WANTED—MEN
HAVE Opening in our Service Station
for three first-claas mechanics. Pay on
hourly basis with overtime after forty
hours a week. Mechanic must furnish
own hand tools. See Mr. Garner, Serv-
ice Manager, International Harvester Co.,
78Q Oak St., Abilene, Texas.
MACHINIST and
MACHINE OPERATORS
Apply Gult Coast Machine & Supply Co.,
SOS Orange Street
Beaumont, Texas
80 TRUCKS—5 Yard dumps; 3 months
work, B-mlle average haul. Call Extension
2193 Fort Hood or come to H. B. ZACH-
RY’S Field Office, Killeen, Texas.
REAL ESTATE—BUS. ’’ROP.
FOB' SALE—New, modern buildings,
peppy used car lot. New car agency for
metropolitan Los Angeles. Too big for
me to lenger handle, A mint for a capac-
ity operator. Near perfect organization.
Will sell all immediately. M. S, KRICK,
815 S. Sadler Ave, Los Angeles 22, Calif.
IN WEST TEXAS — Three apartment
buildings, 11 units, well furnished, and
doctors 4-room office building. On High-
ways 90, 67, 118; 118 intersects 90 and 67
at property, from Big Ben National Park.
Can be quickly converted to court or
motel. Property clear. For details write
Owner, Box 547, Alpine, Texas.
WANTED TO TRADE
FOB TRADE four, caterpillars ■ with
dozers, two scrapers, one ripper, one
winch truck. Would consider livestock or
real estate.
OLLIE COX Sweetwater, Texas
AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS.
MOTORCYCLES and Ports. List Ten
Cents. Wichita Cycle Co., P.O. Box 578.
813 Ohio St., Wichita Falls, Texas.
BUSINESS & INVEST OPPOR,
YOU Can have a profitable home busi-
ness, spare or full time. I have one..
Write for details. B. M. RYAN, Box
1103, Tyler, Texas.
FOR SALE by owner. Combination self-
service and finish work laundry grossing
over $100.00 week. A good deal for couple.
$1,500.00 cash will handle. B. K. Harrei-
son, Booker, Texafc.
CAFE and Bus stop equipment for sale
in heart of Winter Garden farm district,
only cafe open. Doing good business, cot-
ton gins now open; vegetable packing
sheds open soon. Rent only $40 month,'
Including living quarters. Owner leaving
state. NUECES CAFE
LnPryor, Texas
DRIVE-IN, some terms. Main Street lo-
cation. THE BARBECUE PIT, Las
Cruces, New BIexlco.
GROCERY and Market, In good brick
building, for sale or lease; gross $^9,000
last year. Ph. 803 located 408 South Main,
Cleburne, Texas.
GROCERY-AND MARKET
Long established, low rent, stucco build-
ing, good fixtures und clean stock, cash
business, on busy street. Large payroll
from Du Pont plant and ‘Army air field
base under construction. Selling to dis-
solve a partnership. 401 E. Rio Grande,
Victoria, Texas. Phone 177.
PERSONAL
‘kWILDCAPS”—Guaranteed relief to
Hay Fever, Asthma, Sinusitis sufferers
or money back. Used 22 years. No
ephedrine or barbiturates. Mailed di-
rect ppd. for $1.00. Wllver Laboratories,
Rockford, Illinois,
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Stewart, W. C. The Electra Star (Electra, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 13, 1951, newspaper, September 13, 1951; Electra, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1219164/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Electra Public Library.