Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 185, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 10, 1945 Page: 2 of 4
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PORMEELV WITH GILES TIRE CO.
Governor Writes
Letter Praising
Sears Program
Sears, Roebuck and Co. recent-
ly received a letter from Gover-
nor Coke Stevemon of Austin,
congratulating the company on ita
Southirn Industrialisation Prog.
The letter was addressed to of.
f iciila of Heirs, Roebuck and Co.
«nd can be seen in Jh local Sean
star*. Enlarged elites of the mes-
sate are displayed in the windows
end throughout the store.
Governor Stevenson, like all
Southerners, is jubilant over the
piuguss Southern industries have
made in the past and Is keenly
Interested In the continued growth
of these industries.
Sears is again sponsoring a
Southern Industrialization Prog-
ram featuring Southern - mad?
anods and materials. As in the
past, Sears is attempting to show
the general public and customers
that Southern-made products are
of equal quality and goods mad*
elsewhere. .
Mr. Burke, manager of Sears,
Rwbiiek and Co., stressed the
benefit!) which are and can he
shared hy Southern producers and
the consuming public throughout
the South, due to the increaaed
activity in Southern production.
Thlf activity will employ grtot
numbers of Southern Workers,
consume Southern raw materials
and aid aud ibcteese the protpEi -
Hy of the South as a Whole.
farmer Experiments
For Purple Tomato
ZANESV1LLE, O. <UJt>- Farmer
M. R. Richl of Zaneiville has one
ambition He aims to produce a
pUfple tomato instead of a red
0M.
So far, his five years of experi-
mentation through artificial pol-
Intention has resulted only in a
bigger tomato. He hus 1,0(10 to-
Husbands ! Wim!
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Villi, vitiilit>, try tKiif \ 'I'lHtit* Tablrtn.
Iruii ymt. i. o, iuu> •''T* «!£
i**«-r lumaiu. lie nun io- ir..i. v,„l i.«.. iu im<4 f.,r nrii: Clio
mato plants which he cla-cm aver *'■ Umnmi i siMSWon<
age sever, feet In height.
At drug stores everywhere—In
Blet-kenridge, at Burnes-Wlilissna.
KM CALM IN A HURRICANE
VIS □
NO □
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2E
Will l.ant for Year* If
Properly Applied!
Win Mash
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Sun Ray wast ;
36-litrhcM Wide!
CONCH O
For Station Identification!
The bigH
tingle iden
ntt Men
Carpet Beetle*
and Moths
Bed Rues
Silrerfish
14me h raWsnired wire. tTn-
mutlrd fur rkirkm houses, hot
hed*. windows and un porches.
Ki-inrhrs wide. Save at Sears
low price.
Milk Strointrs
WHk
39*
Heavy t i a
plated. S-
qaart else.
Wire aleah
strainer.
Plies and Clothes Moths
Mosquitoes and Larvae
TM. M. i. —«■< * '".'W'yr!. ir&TSSjtS?." S* 5
Mm past hare been diffiealt f coatwl berneee* | „r.«cl7 dcetMT to .r.aiy in-
their tendency «• migrate. It Is a ceatact pejqep oatbalMlnfs, garbage, cans!
Nets, bat not dangereas te hassans! Spray yo«rlfcomc, eawaiiaiags, ■« a
Rid yoar bom* of annoying insects at a myjew feau.
red Conoco tri-
ittifies Your Mile-
iige Merchant's Conoco
ctation. There's where to
get good gasoline today.
But look for new bushed
power—new high-octane
—in his nSw day gaso-
line! It's coming quick!
—WHtRt YOU MM THAT
HBO CONOCO TKI ANGLIC f
Continental Oil Company
In the very midst of n hurriennc you'd be safe!
It* center is sort of "hollow"... . . calm.. All
weather packs surprise*, you bet
Winter weather. Yet you can bet on having*
your aging car face it safely, with the engine'i
inside* under guard of oil slaving i
Cltanging to Conoco N"i motor oil is all it
takes for on oil-plated engine—fortified
throughout with lubricant bonded to metal
direct, by the magnet-like action of Conoco
N"i oil's added ingredient! Oil.tlated metal
defies corrosion and other wear. Surfaces kept
oil-plated during loiifc cold waits have |iro-
tective lubricant ready in advance to mini-
mize starting wear. And always—the less
wear, the less reason for carbon, sludije, and
bieukduwn You bit you waul Coiuxu N"'
oil fur Winter. Change today.
CONOCO
Team Lihlfe
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MirocU
insecticide
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Horse Brushes S
Rkve Fence Upkeep! New Low Price on These • Volt
Battery Fence Chargers
$1 f
Handle* ITn to 12 Milen
of Fence!
eiS-Gature Steel Cane
tHenled-ln Controller Unit
Safe, dependable and economical
to operate. Fence is ^aiehly set np
or taken down. In-pert the**
chargers at Sears . .. sa*e money.
Fiber Face
Tampieo fiber
face. H t r Sji
fit* over ha
list faced.
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lint Csrrrtaa Cbsra*
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•WEST WALKER
—OUR—
NEW LOCATION
thompson
cleaners
RRed and pauline
thompson
DINE And DANCE
—TO.GOOD MUSIC!
* WHERE EVERYROD? HAS
A OOOO TIMEI
Open Every Night at >:30 Except
Monday. Which la reserved for
Private Partiae.
Opena Sunday at 2 p. m.
AIR CONDITIONED
ITS COOL INSIDE
, lake view club
CISCO. TEXAS
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BLAMIFlBb AD0 TAT
Lnw Wheel OsWkn
Cultivators
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Battery or Hi-Lin#
Fence Chargers
Contains every worthwhile field tested
featnre for efficient, economical and* safe
performance! Drawn only J''i-watts of
power. Handlee ap te IS mllea of fence.
$2.30 Down>
$5.00 Month
Vsaal Carrying
Charge
trfini
Sears Free Raaaiaa Wisdmill Heads
r• tey «MI cmni
RAPIIIY
CNAMKL
Tokos A4v««f«fo of His Sliflitost Btoots!
Fits Most Any Wood or Stool Towo't
6'/a-Ft. Wheel t
S-Foot
Whnda
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A adeotlflealty designed
te Made of
of heavy
galvanised te resist root.
14-W Down
$5 Month
fSnal Carrrlaa Chart*
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PHONE 219
THOMPSON
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
—EXCLUSIVE DEALER—
UnderwoodTypewriters Imd Sunstrand
Adding Machines
EKClusive aales and service for* Stephens, Shackelford.
Palo Pinto and Parker Counties.
Office Over McMalian Drug Store
Taylor Building
. BRECKENRIDCE. TEXAS
Guarantee drepairs o i Typewriters, Adding Machines
and Cesh Registers.
Ribbons For All Make Machines
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Oft
OPENS DAILY AT 10 A. M.
Lunch 45c and up
featuring
delicious steaks
chicken dinner^
sandwiches
cold seer >
MEXICAN foods
DINE and DANClS
PHONE SMS rfS"*
1400 E. WALKER
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mtm,
mass 20
CATERING to private
RARtlES AMD
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Hall, C. M. Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 185, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 10, 1945, newspaper, October 10, 1945; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth132428/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.