Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 23, 1942 Page: 4 of 4
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I a iC fuui J— : I'ttOuc BOO
IMfc MKhlK KINKllX.fc AMKIIICAN—BR£CKENRIDAE, TfiXAs ^
, •-, • I.
Piirk& JNevts
15y LUKE GUAV
Two |ji<MJucttun MipcrintcroJeiit* i
who have rounded out 20 years of
services hi re no on the retirement
list; mil' having already retired
Joe M'-rkt. |>ro<luttion .superin-
tendent ftiv tin* Texas Co. pmduc-
"•K nt who has moved to
Ft Worth, itlk native Mate i
N|w York.
!*• I- Mo"fT <ii|*'Mntrii'lont of
the t'oJU vo <'oi(mj ,ili .11 Carbon
Ri.uk in m>ii v *ttl fotire jiftei
■^rvhf,; J" jciir< fo ih.it lomjiany
lit- collies liuiii West Vlltfinia
hunting •« luvuiiur . wwtiuu
plant v\ith Abilene in mind but
picked a locution ai I'aiKt
Tin' ladies first aid clu.vi of
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SAI.K, TRADK OR RENT -
Ricyclesi. NiKht ivntul service,
an hour. Houston's Appli-
ance, 319 West Walker, Rhone
16.
I'ark> meets Mice a Meek at tin
community hall under the super-
vision of Nurse Thompson of
Breckinridge ami j;o through their j.~qh s^j j.-
Baby
Serjeant I'elo Sikes «ntj (Vir-
tual Pi t.. Hart "I Camp Blandinj;
Florii|4 left Sun<ta> for camp after j.-( >j rkNT Fiv
visiting 'heir relatiw#. | lioU'-es 1*m i*<**• I
How t,. do yutu ^.irt; 0or,'« nit- North Harvey street. V(7
Iwick ai)d Yap he p I* at the Ja| . Lindsey street 201 North
tun street and 711 Win
Eliasville News
lent* to visit Milforit. who is sta
tinned there.
Mins Olive Hill s;ient the week-
end v isit ini; in Abilene.
The Ladies Auxiliary
of the
Rrcsbytenan church met at the W. M.
home of Mrs. Tom Dnnnell last
English Leghorn
('< -'krels etch Tuesday
and Friday. 5c each. Shu.' r
Hatchery.
• and. six
ts fonows
N
room
At 1
Wo-!
Ka>
Elliott
*
! street.
BEAM .)• dlNSON LVSl RANVI.
AGENCY
I'lli INK loot), Ili^l ■ is lUuldin,
K< >R RKNT Three room lurn-
jshed apat'inciit. Ill West him
stni-t.
FOR SALE Automatic washinj'
ma< huv with A. C. motor, Kair |
condition. Reasonably priced
Write or see Kd Sanderson
t 'iiddo.
HMEf YOUP/OHTt
GRAND
If you <«ould net c giond- ovtir.'
beer that talu: :hn t r>t' «>f a
tournament, iwii g over to
Grand Hriic. Yftj d diuv. st it
doublet yoci onpymenl . . . or'*
rotev you u* o seeded Sett.
GRAND
PRIZE
grand*tostin' beer
FOR RKNT 3 room house with |
1'i.iM' for chickens 11>K West
Third Inquire at 11V W. Third |
alter - p. m.
PHONE 42
iOHS«yt
0 T I C E I
For Expert
Spring Tune-Up
Let Ut Check
Your Car
Waihinf, and
GrMjing
STORAGE
J. K. Hay's (Parage
/VWWVA .■JW.'AV^VWW.' '
I'aint & Clean I'p
For Spring
We lla\c a Complete l.int
Of Paint And \aini>h.
Headquarter* For
(iardenninji Tools.
Ewing - Christian
Hardware Co.
t' VJr
PLENTY
Of
That Good
COOK'S
PAINTS
On Hantl Yet
Hun Sow For
Your Spring
Painting Seeds
liigginbotham—
Hart let I Co.
101 W. Williams — Phon# 209
OPALINE
MOTOR Oil
GET A
UTILITY
CAN
FREE
when you buy
motor oil.
Here's how to get long-
lusiiiij; Opaline or Sinclair Pennsylvania Motor Oil
plus a handy utility can for the price of the oil alone.
Buy Opaline or Sinclair Pennsylvania in a 5 gallon
Utility Can. When it's empty, you can use the can for
a radiator pail or as a safety tan for gasoline or kero-
sene. This Utility Can is made of heavy, galvanized
metal. It has a large opening for refilling and a nozzle
with both a large and small [>cning, made tight with
•crew caps. Next time you buy motor oil, ask for the
5 gallon Ut ilit > Can of Opalinc or Sinclair Pennsylvania.
Let me deliver to your farm
A.K(*rk, \gent - Phone
See Your Nearby
Sinclair Dealer
Mi. and Mm. Law son Cook and i
daughter, Anita Louise, of Olney
sjjent the iweek end with Mrs.
Cook's father, E. L. Raine.v.
Visiting in the home of Vr. and ,
Mrs. Kd^ar l'avis o\«*r the week-! Hiursdaj to niake clothini; lor tlu
end were their sons. GillM'it of
Camp Forrest. Tennessee, also
Mes Raj MeChari'n ol Ft Worth
and Mr. and Mr*. <*.. K Newell of
Wichita Falls.'Rolland will remain
for a lev da\s] <Jn Mondwy. they
drove to Csmpi Ilarkek-y at Abi-
Sunday niorning At noon a fried
chicken dinner was served in the
church dininu room to about 2<)
officers ad teachers.
The Ilaptii>l camp circle of the
- -XI
Thursday, April 2.1.1812
little Ini) they are helping to
eluthe in the Files Valley orphans
home.
l)r. (.1. S. Hopkins of Dallas,
state secretary ol Sunday school
work in the Uliptist churches
sjKike at the eleven o clock service
Carroll
her home in the Phillips Camp,
liilile study was led l>> Mrs. R. II.
t VRrien.
R F White of the Keras Fit
Carlxin I'o. is in the West sick- hos-
pita' at Rreckenridee
in much improved and <wilt soon | up <t bit.
be up and about again. | Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Ray McCharcn. Mrs. Dora l>on.; Donne 11 lust week avciv their three
daughters and their children, all
h avlng Monday mornlni; Mrs. I,
Morris and son, Leslie Alvin,
nell utul Mrs. J. D. Don tie 11 were
in Rrownwood Saturday.
I', met , vith Mrs. li. D. | Miss Joyce Carroll of N. T. S
on Monday afternoon at T. in lienton spent the veekend
at home.
As .vou approach Eliasville at
tii!.'ht. you are reminded somewhat
of the old oil Immiiu days. There
are three new wells being drilled,
j within a mile and a half of town
A D. Donnell who has lieeniund the derricks are brightly lit
nfirted to lus ln*d the last week up. We liojie this will liven things
1.
for their home in Mt. Vernon;
Mrs. J. Scott Hollingsworth and
daughter, Nancy for Sebring. Flo-
rida, and Mrs. Lyle Donaldson
and daughter, Tara. for Midland.
The Thursday Needle club met
with Mrs. Robbie O'Rricn at her
home in the T. I'. Camp last week.
I d! Ill NT Will lie in Rrecken-
t dh' I« r lew da> > to sell ot
rent m> f-room home furnished!
.ir unfurnished at 807 W Lind-
I'Ih • >.• IT'.t or i a|l at .">1.*> VV.
I.ind ''j Mr> F. K Dunham.
W' \ "s 1 1 I ' M.o i u d man w ant^ |
farm .a i inch work. 1„ Vick,
l 'add \ Route Ni> 1.
F< 'R SAI.K I'.lack Cocker Span-
la I It-male '.t months. House- |
brok n and ti lined. Reasonable.
N. Ji iilettc.
Ft R SAI.K Rower woort work-
ing tools flVe-pieie set Will
sell cheap Call Loyd Beeson.
Phone 1HI.
(iolf Trophy Fund
C*oes To W ar Aid
P< iRTLAND. i r. d !'• There'll
!>• in. n.'Ue t.ili trophic-, ha the
duration in < trenon if President
' K, .,1 I- uruset of th> < Ml gull Coll
axsiKi.ition has Ins way.
iU -iigge>ts that iiIiIhiii^ ! .•
award' .1 and the funds hcretotoic
s|*'nt Ini trophiis Iv used fot the
purchase ol an ambulance lor
some lnanch of the arrn.'d loi«.es.
Dog License Casts Shadow
SANTA CRFZ. Cal. 't.P Krni.'
Riancht. teller at tli • Bank of I
Atti. i ica, is • onv inted that "< om-1
in; • sents ci^l their shadow-.. ' |
Fir-t lit received dog license No
8-7 Im his pooch, tlu n he drew
-el te. No. SJ7 m the third draft
lotterv.
Political
Announcements
Tlie American i- authorised,
to .iiiii' unee the following can-
did.tti ■ lot ullii e, -uhiri-t to 'I
tii. I lenvu iatie I'riniaiy Elec-
tion in July l'«t_'; ||
For District Attorney:
BKN .1 DK/VN
t For Re-f"lection) '
for County Judge:
JKSSK R SMITH
i For Re-Elect ion)
J. W Mt >RRt jW
Tor County Tpsnurcri
\\ J RICKARD
1 Fo| Re Klectlim I
MIL- WW CASH W< >DF1N
County Superintendent:
MR* I I.A RRt K'K.MAN
i For Rc-Klei tion)
County Clerk:
REN CHANT
t For Re Election)
For District Clerk:
V\ VL I KR B ci-irr
i For Re Kl i tioni
County Ta* Cjllector— Assessor:
RnBKRT K HO< >D
tl- ir Re-Klection)
Tor Sheriff:
R K HICKEY
i l or Re-Klii'liiin)
For County Attorney:
R L ELLIOTT
• I- 'i" Rc-Election)
Commissioner Precinct No. 1:
.! A "JIM" CRt'WI.KY
FRKDA McCONNKLL
R S TAYLOR
l-'or Re-Klection)
W. STOCK TON
W. J "Bill" NEIGH BURS
■mi i\l. it AVER
WALTER McINTIRK
B I' llVnnett) BRADFORD
Commisisoner Precinct No. 2:
J. R. I-M'K W< UILFORD
t F r Re-Election i
ir It I'.ANK SA ITEH Will IT.
I E >Doc ) GRIFFITH
".ommissioner of Precinct No- 3:
JOE ANGEL
i For lb Ele« tioni
M ti KENNEDY
Con-missioner Prscinct No. 4:
MRS GEORGE I, KEELEY
i Kur Re Klection'
JIM CRKAGH
, r'or Jutt.ce of The Peao*
Precinct No. 1 Stephens County:
I. T WimiDALL
(For Re-Kleetion)
For Constable Precinct No. 1:
, L R < Dick I Mi FALL
i For Re-Electioni
C F. tFritz) RUDDER
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Huy Sarings Stamph
At Safeway
Cherub
Milk, 3 tall cans
Pet
Milk, li tall cans ...
Emerald B ly
Spinach, No. 2 can .
Briargate Vertical PaeK
Beans, No. 2 Can ...
Sunny Dawn Tomato
Juice, 23 oz. can ....
Libty's Tomato
Juice, 3 —14 oz. cans
Sun Maid
Kaisins, 15 oz. pk^ • ■ 12c
Red Karo
Syrup, 5 pound tin .. 37c
Wesson
Oil, pint can 29c
Salad Oil
Mayday, pint can ... 25c
Salad Dressing
Duchess, quart jar .. 38c
Miracle Whip
Dressing, quart jar :. 43c
Kraft
Mayonnaise, N oz. jar 19c
Nu-Made
Ma> on liaise. S oz jar. Hie
/
0 •
Hug Savings Stamps
At Safeway
Gr'fruit Juice
Libby's
4G ox.
Can
15c
FRESH
ROASTED
CASTLE CREST
Airway
COFFEE
22C
1 Lb.
I'k^
P E A C H E S, No. 21 * can
LIBBY'S
PEACHES, No. 2'*
ran
21c
2.' c
EXCELL SODAS
CRACKERS, 2 pound box 17t
STANDARD PACK
TOMATOES. No. 2 t an
tk f r -
hht/
FANCY TE 4AS
CREEN BEANS.
XuACtCUA Loutsmnn
S T R A \\ UK li R J E S
Bo*es
Edwards
COFFEK,
NOB Hill
COFFEK,
Polger's
COFFEE,
IOr
1 lb. can ,. 2Nc
lib. pktr.
1 lb. can
24c
32c
|M)llllll .
NKW POTATOES, I Lb.
U. S. No. I TEXAS
lllr
29i|
Cut — Cello Bag
Macaroni, 2 lb 17c
Cut — Cello Bag
Spaghetti, £ lb 17c
Cold Medal
FLOUR, 24 lb. sack $1.15
Enricncd Kitchen Craft
FLOCK, 24 lb. sack . .99c
Enriched Kitchen Craft
I'M)I K. 4K Ih. sack $1.83
M'M ALLOWS
15c
FLl'FFIKST
1 I'oural Uo\
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Julie Lee Wright's Enrichcd
H K E A I)
I'i Round
U)AF
10c
CORN FLAKES
5c
ERNST
11 o/. I'ks
SUNNYBANK
GUARANTEED
O L E O
I 'oillid
35c
Sunkist
Oranges, pound He
Entr i F^ncy Delicious — Sizes 138 to 161
Apples, pound 71 ^c
C.ilifjrnij Calavos
Avocadr s, 3 for ....
Arizona — 5 Dozen Size
Lettuce, pound
Fr^sh Green
Cabbage, pound ....
CARROTS
BEETS
RADISHES
2 Runchcs 5c |
SAFKWAY'S EVKRY
DAY LOW PRICKS
Country Home
Corn, 2 No. 2 cans ..
Sug. r Belle
Pea*. 1 No. 2 cans ..
, Libby's 2 Sieve
j Peas, No. 2 can
I' Hi Ho
•; Crackers, 16 oz. pkg.
^ Jergen's Toilet
Soap, 4 bars 17c
Wocdbury Toliet
Soap, 4 bars 2Hc
Super
Suds, large pkg 25c
Duch
anser, reg. can He
^ Raleigh
•! Cigarettes, Package
QUALITY BRANDED BEEF
QUALITY BRANDED BEEF
R 0 U N I)
STEAK
37c
I'ounil
25c
33.
19c
21c
LOIN STEAK, (hhiimI r«
THRIFTIER CUTS QUALITY BEEF
SHORT RIBS, |H)uml I«V
THRIFTIER CUTS QUALITY BEEF
SEVEN ROAST, |m>uiiiI 27c |
Quality B;cf St'aulder Round Bone ^
Round K'jast, lb 29c
29c
Sliced or Piece
l'ORK l.iVKK, lb 1 c
Large Rcund Sliced or Piece
BOLOGNA,, lb 15c
Vacuum Coikcd Spiced —Heat or Serve Cold
Ll'NCHEON, lb. 35c
FISH
I'ERfll
FILLETS LP.
Swift's, Urookficld, Longhorn
OtIEESE, Lb. .
27c
BACON
"ECKERS
lowtinn Lb.
BACON
DECKKR'S Tall
Korn Lb.
29c
.Wrf*.
Sua
Old D
I Cle;
lttc
DRESSED A DRAWN — READY TO COOK —MEDIUM SI2C
■g|
Fryers r: 39c
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Hall, C. M. Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 23, 1942, newspaper, April 23, 1942; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth131600/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.