Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 289, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 3, 1947 Page: 4 of 4
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Mt. Pleasant (Texas) Dally Times Thursday Evening, April 3, 1947
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EAU DE COLOGNE
New Easter
Dresses
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New Groups Arriving Daily
RED CROSS NOTICE ’
Accessories
Hats, Bags, Gloves, Jewelry, Lingerie
Also
Theatre
Suits and Spring Coats
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Page’s
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
The Man I Love
with
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SATURDAY ONLY
Walt Disney’s
FIELDEN- NEUGENT
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SlteCTCD SPRING PRODUCE
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RADIO SERVICE
NEW
TEXAN
-POTATOES
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Th eatre
3 Lbs. 20^
63c
Shank Half
'61c
Lb.
THURSDAY ONLY
Butt Half
Lb.
TELEPHONE 1116
lb
294
$
Phone us your news items.
Bun.
85c
554
54
Bun.
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654
Lb.
Red Radishes
54
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
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Bun.
414
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Lb.
Terror Trail
454
lb.
with
Lb.
294
Lb.
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94
Lb.
lb.
Yellow Onions
54
Iba.
Lb.
$1.39
954
354
$1.09
554
lbs.
954
$2.15
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$1.85
854
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$2.49
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554
$1.09
Swint’s
MILSTEAD'S
•The Man’s Shop”
38 Telephones 39
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Shutdown of (oal
Mines Is Affecting
Production of Steel
Picketing Utilities
Is Sent io Governor
294
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Wonderful
Adventures
of Pinocchio
Tor Glacl«r-Cooln«»»
A true eau de cologne imbued
with an extra fro«ty-coolne«.—
as refreshing.I cry.tal-sprinkled
mint in a tall gla.s.
Charles Starrett
Smiley Burnette
Ida Lupino
Robert Aida
Andrea King
Located in part of
Richardson’s B i g
Food Store Building.
If your Radio is not
giving you good ser-
vice
Mass production of watches be-
gan in Boston in 1853.
Quality
RESISTOL HATS
$10.00-$15.00
ROT ANY TIES
$1.00-$1.50
Peter the Great of Russia once
'worked in a Dutch shipyard.
Pure
Pork
wodki, is made from potatoes and per second around its orbit.
maize. Vodka, also known as vodki or
Li
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The committee in charge of
funds for the Red Cross requests
that all workers who have not
turned in the collections to turn
the money into the Guaranty
Bond State Bank as soon as poss-
ible, in order that all figures on
the recent drive can be complet-
ed.
16-Oz
Jar.
Dick Tracy vs.
Cuehall
with
Morgan Conwey
Anne Jeffreys
Gladewater
Faye Hammonds
ONE DAY SERVICE
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All work guaranteed
for 90 days
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Macon
Mrs. L. M. Borden
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iceberg
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James Watt, inventor of the
modern condensing steam-engine
claims recognition also as the
discoverer of the composition of
water.
634 • 6—
Every pattern and design imaginable
.... Meshes, Printed Wash Silk, Pure
Silks, Cottons and Linens.
734 7
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Lb.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Parsons
have returned home after spend-
ing the past month in Freeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Boase and
children of Kilgore visited Mr.
end Mrs. Jim Driggers Monday
night and Tuesday.
Mrs. Tayl >r Wrignt honored her
father, Jess McKelvey, with a
birthday dinner Saturday. About
25 were present and everyone
reported a nice time.
Mrs. R. L. Hammonds and son,
Lewis, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Bennett in Mantee, Miss.,
this week.
Doug Martin returned home
last week from a visit with his
daughter in Freeport.
George Watts Jr., who is at-
tending Austin College at Sher-
man, is home for the Easter holi-
days.
LEMHERIi:
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194-6-
374-6...
254 6...
124-6...
494 6-
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Corn........L <■*»
Sugar Belle Sweet
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Peas........L <•«•
Luce Fresh Blackey*
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Peas L c.m
194-6-
194-6-
194-6 —
334-6-
194-6 —
294-6-
834 - 6 —
£astefi-
tor thl» layout occasion-
rownomorGtc supreme
moments with PANG-
BURN'S Chocolates . • . a
symbol of matchless qual-
Pangburn's the originators
of Puff-dipped milk choco-
lates — Chocolates blended
with milk and honey.
334-6-
334-6-
234-6-
2 for
15c
34
B Read Julia Lee Wright's grand
T recipes for spring foods in the gay
1 April iasue of the
2 Lbs.
Boiling Pieces u>.
g 1011
/ Cant
CarrotsV.'der
"BULLIHGTONS
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SODA • weSTINGHOUSt APPLIANCES • GISTS
PHONES 225-21G MT PLEASANT , TEX
Singing was well attended last
Friday night and will be con-
ducted again this Friday night.
Mrs. Ezra Lindsey of Kilgore
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Sin-
clair.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mpdrall,
Mrs. Robert Jones and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Jesse Ramsey re-
turned Wlednesday from a week’s
visit in West Texas.
Miss Beatrice Cabaniss of Fort
Worth and Rev. and Mrs. Lowell■
Bankhead of Vivian, La., spent
the weekend in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D1. Cabartiss.
Miss Nannie M. Howk has gone
to California, where she has em-
ployment.
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Meaders
of Dallas spent the weeke.-d here
with relatives.
Mrs. Mae Board ’ of Terrell is
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Howk.
Mrs. J. H. Weaver returned
Tuesday from a visit in Waco.
Mr. and Mrs. Payne of Houston
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Narra-
more.
Edwin Bell of Dallas visited
here during the weekend.
PITTSBURGH, April 3 (/P) —
The coal miners six-day period
of morning for victims of the
Centralia JU mine explosion is
said to be showing its affect al-
ready in the steel industry.
Spokesmen for Pitteburgh dis- I
trict steel firms seem a bit wor-
ried lest the work stoppage be
extended beyond a week. United
States Steel says that it aheady
has had to cut pig iron produc-
tion fifteen per cent at its Mon-
ongahela Valley Mills. The Shar-
on Steel Corporation announces
it has banked one of its two
blast furnaces at Farrell.
Both firms have reduced their
operations because of a coke
shortage.
Generally, the Steel industy is
For a distinguished man in the
Easter Parade . . . You’ll be a
stand-out in your new suit, pick-
ed to fit your personality . . . and
with our select haberdashery
you’ll have that finished touch.
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Fryers
Sausage
Ribs Porks
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Mon*to Chili
Sauce
Van Camp Plain
Chili 2^’
Superior Meat and
Spaghetti 2 —.0,‘ 254 - 6 -
Royal Dutch Rice
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Dinner z c.M
Luncheon Meats
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IVlOr.........Z Cans
Vigo
Dog Food 2!.“
354
49c
59c
.. 49c
lb.
49c
Van Camp Tomato Sauce
Beans 2c.’~ 374-6-
Brown Beauty Mexican
Beans......21™””
Campbell's Tomato
Soup.......2 c»>'
Betty Sour or Dill
Pickles.... 2 —?'■
Sylmar Giant Rip*
Olives 2<.« 854-6-
Center Slices ... Lb.
No Centers Removed on Half Hams
2^5
Q - Beef Seven
|\OdSt Aged, Grain-Fed
Oranges Valencia
Pascal Celery T.r**"
i Green Onions
Not only suitable for the Easter Season,
but for all though Spring and Early
Summer, too.
Four Lakes
SAUERKRAUT
2?:.? 25* i 6 -73*
Fresh
Ground Lb.
Free Pick-up and
Delivery
I California
Lalavos 30 s<«
F) Northern Sugai
DdCOn By the Piece
C. I Beef Sirloin
teak Grain-Fed. Aged
Gardenside
Spinach...2ci«
Extra Standard
Tomatoes2
Gardenside Tomato
Sauce 2’™
Lusian Sweet
Potatoes..2 cm.’7’ 294 - 6 -
Blue Diamond Sliced
Beets 2 c™
Q - Beef Shoulder Arm
|\OaSl Aged, Grain-Fed
Short Ribs *.e7
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Ground Beef
AUSTIN, April 3 (>P) The
House of Representatives today
approved a bill restricting the
picketing of public utilities. The
House vote of the measure was
117 to 3 and as the legislation has
already been passed by the Sen-
ate it now goes to the Governor.
This is the second piece of
labor legislation adopted by the
legislature this session. Written
by State Senator Ben Ramsay of
San Augustine, the bill estab-
ished as a state policy that con-
tinuous service of public utilities
water, gas and lights, is essential
to the life, health and safety of
the public. Picketing ot such
utilities is permitted, so long as
it does not prevent, or threaten
to prevent continuous service.
The measure makes it a felony
for any person to wilfully dam-
age or destroy equipment so as
to interfere with service.
Representatives Sidney Mc-
Clain of Sherman sought to
aimend the bill to include tele-
phone service, but the House
killed his motion by a vote of'
112 to 7.
Hunl's Sliced or Half
Peaches...2 c™ 7’ 654 - 6 - $1.89 !
Valley Gold Whole, Uapeeled
Apricots.. 2 Cew’7’ 494 - 6 - $1.43
Cai-Arab Breakfast
Figs .2 c.0..’7'
Black-
Berries 2c™ 374-6-
Libby's Fruit
Cocktail...2 c™’7'
stfeww cuRRAHteeD Meats
EASTER HAMS
Top Qualify—Nationally Advertised
Brands
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English Peas -,!
$1 09 1 Cauliflower whit.
Cabbage soi*S"H.«dt ............. it.
| I I. California
I Lettuce Iceberg
in about the same position that it I FltsrdvA* Crjuiixil-.-i/r
was last fall when the mines be LilCir(jC) UlOlHYKO >
gan their strike. At that time, I
coal stocks were fairly normal [ WaIa tie A \fr3nftlAC
and. in some instances, excellent. 1JHOliyiGJ
In some cases, however, condi-’ II k|
tions have changed. A number ot . U, H, JvCUlIlJ LvUIILII
steel companies are low on coal
and they say their stockpiles can
only be made to last by means of
a production cutback should a
danger sign appear.
Sunny Dawn
TOMATO JUICE ,
2 s:.: 25* j 6 - 73* |
7m Icicle Jtacon
4 oz.—$L2J 8 oz — $2.25
plus tux
-ApjJ.
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LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., April
OP)—Sir Alexander Cadogan of
Britain accused Soviet Deputy
Foreign Minister Andrei Gro-
myko today of strangling the will
of the United Nations Security
Council. Cadogan’s attack was di-
rected at Gromyko’s veto of a
Biitish resolution in the Corfu
channel mine-blast case against
Albania.
The British delegate asked the
council to send the Albanian case
to the international court of jus-
tice. Gromyko’s veto had killed
a British resolution to the effect
that mines culd not have been
laid in the Corfu channel with-
out Albania’s knowledge. Two
British destroyers were wrecked
and 44 sailors were killed by the
mines last October 22nd.
Cadogan said that seven out
of the 11 council delegates voted
for the resolution, but it was
killed because it lacked the sup-
port of one permanent member
of the council, Russia.
Colonial Pure
STRAWBERRY I
PRESERVES
2 97< j 6 12.85
Evaporated
CHERUB MILK j
25*j6- 73*1
Bill Thai Restricts
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life
Huet’i Pure Blackberry
Preserves 2 ->0' 7 7 4 - 6 -
Nelson or Clear Sailing Green
Beans 2 c™ 254 6 -
Highway Golden Bantam Vacuum Porlr
Corn 2c™‘ 294 - 6-
Country Hom. Whole Kernel C.G.
“ ' 334-6,-
V
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Whole Hams Lb.
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1O-Lb. O rj.
Bag J 0$
f Gardenside
/ Early June
z PEAS
2 s:.t25* j 6 - 74*
Pacific Mist Fresh
Plums 2^374 6-
Saratoga Prepared
Prunes 2<-' 374-6,— $1.09
Cocktail
Town House Grapefruit
Juice.......2 ct?
White House Apple
Juice 2 J.’;*
White House Apple
Butter......I Ji?”
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Cross, G. W. Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 289, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 3, 1947, newspaper, April 3, 1947; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1374244/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.