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THE CANTON HERALD
Austin, Jan. 8.
expects
1-2
Ambulance Service
the character, standing or repu
WANTED. Scrap iron, batteries,
’oint Chronicle:
No. of Consecutive radiators, copper, brass and other
the winter.
Hilliard & Sons
1.35 1.80
Tractors & Implements F-18
Funeral Home
obstructions
falls. High door sills, abrupt
changes in
CALL 70
38
.75 1.13
Community.
Canton, Texas
Jan. 15, will be the famous Whis-
1-8
Insurance
tor Co. Phone 12. 26tfh
G-1
lt2hp.
Ave., Dallas.
FOR RENT: FARM on 1-3 and
1-6
Miscellaneous
tion from which it was lifted is
52t3bp.
Springs.
G-2
Apia. Furnished
FOR RENT: Apartment.—E. N.
G-4
Phone 112
Canton
New and Used
A third table contains informa-
2tlhp.
Turner, Canton.
agronomist; and M. K. Thornton, tion on
silage. Suitable plants,
TRACTORS
agricultural chemist.
along with information on storing
2tlh.
For Sale
The requirements per cow for
—H
area, type of pasture, and
grow-
JOHN DEERE A’s
Business Property
11-2
CASE VAC
OLIVER 70
H-3
1947 JEEP
l
70'9
A
A
Acreage For Sale
H-l
Wills Point, Texas
Professional
1-5
DOUBLE
Flour
890
Here's Ham Dish
STAMP DAY
WEDNESDAY
Meeting
A-1
BUSINESS SERVICE -C
Miscellaneous
Paul H. Stanford
C-11
Attorney - At • Law
CANTON, TEXAS
Red Potatoes, .............. .390
Floral.
Cards of Thanks
2tfb
A-2
Yellow Onions, 1b.
50
EMPLOYMENT
—D
.140
Help Wanted
D-1
290
290
290
F-8
Knowles and Jerry.
No. 2 Can Del Dixi
2tlhp.
Two 3-oz. Bottles
FOR SALE
—F
Hominy ....10c Soy Sauce ...250
lt3b.
Rwilding Material
F-1
F-6
Folger’s or Maxwell House
Waldorf
F-2
Poultry & Supplies
F-9
or
35c
PLEASED PATRONS ARE OUR BIGGEST ASSET-PIGGLY WIGGLY
M. K. HALLMAN, Owner
Winesap Apples, 1b.....
Texas Oranges, 5-lbs. ..
Texas Grapefruit, 5-lbs.
Mayfield, Wills Point
Radios & Appliances
Vo. of Wds.
per adv,
2t2hp.
F-14
For PROMPT, COURTEOUS
Ambulance Service
Sides, Canton. 45tfh
Bedrooms
7,509 Expected To
Register Under
Medical Draft Law
L’s, M’s and MTs
FARMALL A & B
North Side Square
R. E. Blackwell, Mgr.
’ Each additional consecutive
sertion.
Texas. 33tfb
Feeds & Seeds
Over 50? Need
Meat In Your Diet
Same As Baby
FOR RENT: Furnished bedroom,
private entrance adjoining bath,
garage available. Phone 121, Mrs.
1.80
2.10
2.40
2.70
3.00
67 acres, well, electricty, house
needs repairs. Reasonable to reli-
able party. Inquire Moore’s Gen-
eral Store, Ben Wheeler, or write
Cereal
No. 2 Can
Oto 15 wds.
5 to 20 wds.
fl to 25 wds.
26 to wds.
11 to 35 wds.
16 to 40 wds.
.40
.50
.60
.70
.80)
1.35
1.58
1.80
i 2.33
1 2.25
Athens, Tex., Jan. 9.—Coming to
the Henderson County Junior Col-
lege gymnasium Monday night,
10-lbs. Aunt Jemima
Corn Meal 750
Classified advertisement rate for
advertisements running consecu-
PHONE 4111, MYRTLE SPRINGS
for Cut Flowers, Pot Plants and
Funeral Designs. We carry a good
line at all times.—Park Lane
.45
50
21 to wds.
26 to 38 wds.
11 to 35 wds.
36 to wds.
11 to wds.
16 to 50 wds.
trick and "baseball” game.
Game time is set for 8 p. m.
Velveeta
Cheese, 2-lb. 900
Large Mother’s
Oats, box .. .440
28-oz. Cream of Wheat
E. E. Addy, Canton.
REAL ESTATE
WANTED: Farms. Have prospec
five buyers for large and small
acreage—C. D. Cates, Wills Point
Texas. 12tfb
Imperial
Sugar, 10-lb.
about 7,500 doctors, dentists and
veterinarians to register under pro-
visions of the medical draft law
on January 15.
Brigadier Gen. Paul L. Wake-
field, state selective service direc-
Whiskered Wizards
ToPlayHCJC
Cardinals Jan. 15
erinarians who have not reached
their fiftieth birthday on January
15, except members of the regular
or reserve components of the arm-
ed services, are required to regis-
ter on Jan. 15.
Also exempted from this Janu-
ary registration, Gen. Wakefield
pointed out, are those physicians,
dentists and veterinarians who reg-
istered under the medical draft
law on October 16.
PAPERING, Painting and Cabi-
net Work.—W. F. Brown, Can-
ton. 43tfh
Lone Star Fertilizer and Nitrate
of Ammonia.—E. N. Sides, Phone
30, Canton. 9tfh
FERTILIZER 0-14-7 and phos-
phate. Have your purchase orders
made to us and get this finely
ground, dry, pliable material.—K.
K. Norton, Wills Point 33tfb
VETCH, Austrian Winter Peas,
Dixie Wonder Peas, Clovers, Grass
Seeds. We will fill your purchase
orders.—K. K. Norton, Wills Point
Two Campbell’s
Tomato Soup 230
2-lb. Box Sunshine
Crackers ...550
7-oz. Box Skinner’s
Spaghetti .. .110
Chop Suey . .290
With Vegetables
J. A. Mayfield
& Son
Cheapest Best
Food For Dairy
Cows Is Grass
College Station, Jan. 2—"Good
grass is the cheapest and best
food for a dairy cow. Grazing must
be supplemented with hay and si-
LAW OFFICES
W. Ernest West
Morgan G. Sanders
S. Love West
Canton, Texas
Cotton Sprayers
and Dusters
for any make
Tractor
SEE US NOW FOR
DELIVERY
ALSO SEE US FOR
LIQUID SPRAY & DUST
MOT FOR JUST A SASK
MOTMKJUSTA MSSATAO
-Guuzd/
Diamond Paper
890 Towels, 2 for
109
1.20
1.35
1.50
FOR SALE: New "M” John Deere
I Tractor and equipment, used 80,
Franks In Scramble
Highlight toasted buns with
Frankfurters prepared this way.
Beat eggs, add seasonings and to-
mato sauce. Cut franks into thin
slices and add to egg mixture,
then scramble. Serve in toasted
buns accompanied by pickle rel-
ish.
Coffee, 1-lb. can...... 890 Toilet Tissue............
45
.53
.60
.68
G. H. Hilliard, Jr., M. D
OFFICES EAGLE DRUG
Open Week Days
9 a. m. to 12—1 to 5 p. m.
CANTON, TEXAS
These tractors guaranteed
to be in good mechanical
condition.
SEE THESE BARGAINS
M. F. MAYFIELD
INSURANCE
OF ALL KINDS
Office Ph 18 * Res. Ph. 169
Member Chamber of Commerce
Wills Point Texas
brand new. It apears on the front
of a new circular prepared by
I Texas A. & M. College extension
specialists.
RENTALS
Acreage
Ambulance Service
• at a moment’s nutice
Red* Cross Trained
Attendants
El BANK BROS.
Day Phone 136 -:- Night 48
RUTH M. JARVIS
INSURANCE
Phone: Office 57; Res., 147
Member Chamber of Commerce
Walls Point T:xas
AESHF
GET482
display classified-1 Classified Rates
SEE US FOR
FORD TRACTORS
AND
DEARBORN
Farm Equipment
PARTS & SERVICE
Lot and prefab house for sale,
write T. V. Jones, Rt. 1, Eustace.
It6h.
Orchards Should
Be Pruned Now
Hatfield Says
College Station, Dec. 18. Next
year’s fruit crop may depend on
the care you give your orchard
during the next few weeks. High
on the list of jobs that should be
done now, says John E. Hutchin-
son, associate extension horticul-
turist of Texas A. & M. College, is
pruning. This job should be com-
pleted during this month, he says,
because bad weather may make
COMPLETE
BUTANE SYSTEMS
Installed and Maintained
Telephone 338 - For Service
BROWN’S AUTO STORE
Wills Point
Sihee 1900 Distinctive Memorial
Hallman Memorial Service
303 Can Kounty Kist
Corn, 2 for 250
303 Can K. K. Sugar
Peas, 2 for 270
e
1
5
MAN OR WOMAN to take over
route of established Watkins cus-
tomers in Van Zandt County. Full
time income $60 weekly and up
possible. We will help you get
started in an independent business.
Write or contact The Lone Star
Distributing Co., Tyler, Tex. 2t3h.
without bait. Kills Rats and Mice.
Palace Drug Store, Canton. 2t4h.
FERTILIZER: Our storage is
filled with cured pliable goods.1
.75| 1.00!
.90 1.20
1.05 1.40
1.20| 1.60
Heart disease caused by syphi-
lis, congenital heart disease, and
heart trouble resulting from an
overactive thyroid gland, are a
few other forms of heart disease.
Stop and think about it for a
moment. Do you give your heart
enough rest?
g
Farm Supplies
FOR SALE: Warfarin with
Homes
42
eM
• Rhoda Labkovsky, 2833 Mi Forest
appetizing meals for your family,
but that you have their health in
mind. From the ago of six weeks
.on through the upper age groups
' meat is needed in the diet for bet-
ter general health. This is evi-
denced by the results of extensive
research conducted by loading nu-
tritionists.
i The value of meat in the diet for
those persons 50 years of age and
older is shown by a study con-
ducted by Dr. Pauline Boery
Mack of the Ellen Richards Insti-
tute of Pennsylvania State Col-
lege. Two groups of men and wo-
men, 50 and over, participated in
the study. Each week one group
had ten servings of meat. Two
servings of meat per week were
provided the other group.
Physicians conducting examina-
tions during this study reported
that the group receiving 10 serv-
ings of meat as compared with
those receiving two servings of
meat had all around better health,
including better blood tests, and
better nerve conditions along with
greater resistance to disease and
infection. Results obtained by in-
creasing meat in the diets of older
persons are credited to the high
quality protein, minerals and vita-
mins meat contains.
for satisfying luncheon dishes.
Ham and macaroni is just one
example. Chopped cooked ham is
, ... 1 Your menus planned around
ate Selective meat mean not only attractive and
Cardinals.
The Wizards, a novelty team,
are famous for both ball handling
and entertainment. Their record
for the past three* seasons stands
at 399 won and 25 lost.
Made up of former college play-
ers, the Whiskered Wizards are
headed. by Jim Keller, 6-ft. 5-in
center from California. He aver-
ages 22 points per game and is
considered one of the best pivot
men in the country.
The Wizards, who pride them-
30 carloads. Some $30,000 worth
of cucumbers pass each year
through this market that serves
eastern Van Zandt county.”
Mr. C. J. Atkins, vocational ag-
ricultural teacher at Van High
School frequently meets with FFA
class members to solve special
marketing problems.
Richard E. Burleson, ;
pasture specialist; E. A.
green wrap tomatoes and 75 cars
of watermelons move from this
market.
"A late estimate in 1950 put the
number of yams moving from the (
Van Zandt county region at 20 to
lage to supply all the forage that
cows will eat every day of the
year.” ;
There is nothing new in the
FOR SALE: Bright seed oats,
good sound ear corn, hay.—M. F.
from the barn and other out-
buildings safer, he adds.
The loft doors, feed chutes and
ladders should be carefully check-
ed for a weak rung in the ladder
can be the cause of a serious ac-
cident. Heavy loads should not be
carried to or from the loft of the
barn byway of a ladder. A well
built stairway that is handrailed
and kept clean should be used.
FOP. SALE: Concrete well tile
30x30; culvert tile, any size; house
piers, and septic tanks.—Frank
Krwin Fruitvale, Texas 24tfb
with a wooden pick. Place in a Sometimes symptoms of heart
300 degree F. oven until heated trouble aren’t so noticeable; that
through, about 10 minutes. Serve is why. a regular physical exami-
with a cheese sauce (with a hint nation is so important.
of Worcestershire sauce.)
If you like, asparagus may be
served in this same manner. Ham
also, combines in many casseroles
boards, protruding cleats or other
tripping hazards should be remov-
ed. Better check the floors, says
Ulich and be sure they are all
solid and in good shape. The alley-
ways and work areas in the barn
should be given a good cleaning
iand should always be kept clear
of obstacles.
There is little excuse, points out
Ulich, for farmers to do their
chores in the dark since about 90
per cent of all farms in the state
now have electricty. He urges
farmers to light up the dangerous
corners ,the alleyways and espe-
cially the rooms where pitchforks
and other equipment is stored. A
well located light in the barnyard
will make the night trips to and
combined with finely cut onion and
cooked macaroni, moistened with
a thin cream sauce and baked in
a moderate oven (350 degree F.)
for 1 hour. Or strips of ham may
be heated over scalloped potatoes
or combined with cream of mush-
room soup and served over chow
mein noodles.
1-4 or money rent. 135 acres. Good selves on their real beards, will
pasture and water. See J. M. feature their famous hidden ball
that might cause
up, more than other forms of heart
trouble. And, it strikes men more
often than women. Moderation in
daily living is very important, for
if a person worries too much,
works too hard, exercises too fre-
quently and hard, and eats too
much his heart is overworked. Yes,
Extension Circular No. 286,
"A Forage Program for the Dairy
Herd," is just what the title im-
plies—a complete outline for a
forage program. It was prepared
by four extension specialists—
Rheumatic Fever
Most Dangerous
Foes Of Childhood
Austin, Jan. 2.—What do you
know about your heart? Do you
know that the three major kinds
of heart disease are: Rheumatic
heart disease, high blood pressure
and coronary heart disease?
One of childhood’s most danger-
ous foes is rheumatic fever, de-
clares Dr. Geo. W. Cox, state
health officer. A child is most
likely to develop rheumatic fever
when he is less than 10 years of
age. However, the disease is not
confined to children. "In World
War II, about 40,000 men in the
American forces developed attacks
floor levels, weak
For Family Or
Luncheon Guests
For a cheerful luncheon dish
combine ham, broccoli and cheese.
This is a dish you’ll serve your
family and for special occasions
as well.
According to home economist
Reba Staggs, for this colorful
combination you may use ready-
to-serve canned ham, “boiled" ham
or perhaps leftover slices of roast-
ed ham. Cook the broccoli until
just tender. Wrap the broccoli
within the ham slices and fasten
hours. Contact Eugene Fuller,
Route 2, Grand Saline, in Oakland
one of the best checks against
overburdening the heart ... is
moderation in all things ... and
plenty of rest.
High blood pressure is another
important cause of death. Natural-
ly, the heart has to work harder
to pump blood, when blood pres-
sure is high. An overworked heart
needs the care of a physician.
Radios, Irons, and all ELECTRI-
CAL APPLIANCES repaired at
Brown’s Radio Shop, located in
Ross Auto Supply, Canton. 24tfh
for each soil area.
Another table lists the grasses
and legumes grown in Texas that
are suitable for hay crops. It also
gives the cutting stages for the
different classes of forage plants
and certain recommended hay
production practices. The last col-
umn of the table gives suggestions
J. A. Mayfield & Son
Wills Point, Texas
(Oto 45 wds.! .90 1.35 1-80
16 to 50 wds. 1.00| 1.50 2.00
.751 Miscellaneous
In FOR HIRE: Tractor and man to Jan. 15, will be the famous Whis-
I do mowing, yard leveling, post kered Wizards basketball team for
College says, the first step in the
cleanup campaign should be to go
over the barn with a critical eye
and locate the accident hazards
and inconveniences. The second
step is to correct them.
Here are a few things that
should be on your check list.
Watch out for loose objects or
of rheumatic fever.” This disease
may damage the heart valves and
muscle. Any child who has rheu-
matic fever should have the best
of medical care, plenty of rest, a
special diet, and be free from anx-
iety or worry. Just because a per-
son has rheumatic fever, is no
sign he will have rheumatic heart
trouble. But it’s important to keep
in close check with the family
physician.
Coronary heart disease strikes
those from middle age groups and
. - — — g-- the three forms of forage—grazing
nig season. On the back of the hay, and silage—are given at the
circular, the specialists have in- top of the respective tables. This
eluded a map showing the differ- six-page circular carries a great
ent soil areas of the state. The deal of information in a very con-
recommended fertilizer applica-' densed but easily understood form,
ions are also given for the dif- Dairymen may obtain copies from
eient classes of pasture plants ' their local county agents.
a market shed at Van. -
"In an average year, 50 cars of above quotation, but the publica-
Legal Publications A-5
NOTICE OF LETTING OF
CONTRACT FOR COUNTY
DEPOSITORY
Notice is hereby given that the
Commissioners’ Court of Van
Zandt County, Texas, will receive
applications and bids from Bank-
Schoolboys Learn
Importance Of
Market Knowledge
The January Issue of the Farm-
er-Stockman carried a story on
the Van High School F. F. A.
class. The story is as follows:
“Principal Projects of the Fu-
ture Farmers of America Chapter
ot Van High School are truck
crops—yams, green wrap tomatoes,
purple hull and black eye peas,
watermelons, cucumbers and the
like.
Not only do the 49 boys have a
chance to produce the goods, but
they can watch them marketed.
Several years ago C. B. Senter,
agriculture agent of the Texas and
Pacific Railroad and C. J. Atkins,
vocational agricultural teacher at
Van, took the lead in developing
Each tree in the orchard should
be checked for San Jose scale, he
says. This ashy-gray scale, if it
is present, can be found on the
trunk and limbs of the tree. Limbs
that are severely infested with the
scale should be removed and burn-
ed. A three percent oil emulsion
spray, says Hutchison, will con-
trol the insect provided the tree
is completely covered with the so-
lution.
All "dried-up” peaches whether
on the trees or on the ground
should be gathered up and des-
stroyed. This mummified fruit con-
tains the spores of brown rot if
they are not destroyed, will be-
come a source of infestation for
brown rot disease next spring.
This sanitation practice will not
eliminate the need for spraying,
says Hutchison, but will lessen the
of brown rot infestation.
In most sections of the state,
dry weather has prevented the
planting of a cover crop in the
orchard, but Hutchison strongly
urges that orchard owners plant
such a crop in sections where
there is still time, if rain comes
soon. He suggests that you get
from your local county extension
agent a copy of B-63, Orchar
Management, and check it for oth-
er practices that should be carried
out in the orchard at this time.
Kitchen planners should keep in
mind the four phases of activity in
the kitchen . . . preparing food,
cooking, serving and cleaning and
washing dishes, when they are
making plans for the new kitch-
en.
tation of any person or firm or
IV. • ---III ramatr, CFP,y wi. corporation which may appear in tor, estimated that about 10 times
Times of Insertion junk metals.—K. K. Norton, W s th columns of this newspaper the number registered in October
, cutting stages, and recommended
The publication gives in table production practices are listed
form the recommended grasses ai...g ..... “ ‘
and legumes for Texas. These pas- silage,
ture plants are listed under soil
Pamplin, Rt. 1, Canton. 2tlhp.
FOR RENT: Two farms. Money
rent. Good cultivative land and
pasture—H. P. Farrell. Myrtle
associate , for feeding the hay.
. Miller, .......
EAGLE DRUG
Prescriptions Cosmetics
Airmaid Hosiery
Jewelry
Canton Tex, Phone 16,
ing will be held thereon in the
County Courtroom of Van Zandt
County at Canton, Texas, at 10:00
o’clock a. m., on Monday, Feb-
; ruary 12, 1951. All applications
1 shall be accompanied by a state-
ment showing the financial condi-
tions of said bank at the date of
said application and shall also be
accompanied by a certified check
payable to the County Judge for
not less than % of 1 per cent of
the county revenue for the preced-
ing year as guarantee of good
faith of which all interested Bank-
ing Corporations will take notice.
LEON COX,
County Judge,
I Van Zandt County, Texas 2t2h.
will be gladly corrected upon be- will register in January.
All physicians, dentists, and vet-
ABSTRACTS
If You Have A Lark
Matter of Any Kind See
Us.
Van Zandt County
Abstract Co.
Van Zandt County
Tractor Company
Canton Phone 108 Texas
Liver, Bacon Team
A casserole choice with liver and
bacon. Panbroil bacon slices, then
brown liver cut in small strips in
drippings. Place liver in casserole
with diced potatoes. With bacon
drippings make a brown gravy and
add along with mushrooms to the
casserole. Place in 300 degree F.
ovenand cook until liver and pota-
toes are tender. )
_ -. We have several good USED
tively in both The Canton Herald, TRACTORS—one and two rows,
and Wills Point Chronicle: ; j A Mayfield & Son. 46tfb
Oto 15 wds.$ .45)$ .68/$ -90|| .23,
6 to 20 wds. .60 .901 1.20 30
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Cassifled advertisement rats
Extension agricultural engineer .. . -
W. L. Ulich of Texas A. & M. qutside . Work impossible later in
| A Owned by Thomas E. Campbell
g) A and Jack G. Campbell and pub-
A 4 A lished weekly by Campbells' and
E/E entered in the postoffice at Wills
“ " "" Point, Texas, as second-class mail
- matter, under the Act of March
—— 3 1879.
Items Wanted ______Ml SUBSCRIPTION RATES
WANTED: To buy pecans, any One Year..................82.00
m". Sides Grocery & Six Months ................$1.25
Market. Phone 30, Canton. 45tfh Any erroneous reflection upon
—--------------------~ " । hole digging, etc. For a free esti- a feature game with the HCJC
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED —11 mate call Van Zandt County Tree- “
Feed chutes and elevated plat-
forms should be constructed with
guard rails.
Ulich says that all farmers
should remember that their barns
and other outbuildings will be safe
and convenient only if they are
constructed with these items in
mind, and then only if they are
properly maintained and cared for.
Clean Up. Fix Up
Barn Says Ulich
College Station, Jan. 2. Farm-
ers in most sections of the state
have either completed the job of
harvesting or will soon do so.
Chances are good that some time
will be available now for doing
jobs that have been neglected and
one of these should be a clean up
campaign that centers around the
barn. During the winter months,
most of the farm chores center
around barns and they should be
made safe.
Service headquarters
ANNOUNCEMENTS —A
______________________________ ing Corporations, Associations and
Paying a premium for heavy hens 1 Individual Bankers of Van Zandt
for the next two weeks.—E. N. I County, Texas, for the depositing
Sides Grocery & Market, Phone of the public funds of Van Zandt
30, Canton. 45tfh. County in such bank or banks for
----■--the ensuing two years, such hear-
Tractors & Implements 1-4
March Of Dimes
Opens January 15
“Lend Me A Hand.”
That is the slogan of the 1951
March of Dimes which will open
here and throughout the nation
on January 15. The four words are
expressed eloquently by the pos-
ter-portrait of a bright-faced
American boy whose arms have
been crippled by polio. He is Lar-
ry McKenzie, 12 years old, one of
some 54,000 men, women and chil-
dren to whom a helping hand was
extended by the March of Dimes
last year.
In three successive years, polio
has struck more than 100,000 peo-
ple in the United States. In that
time it has cost the National Foun-
dation for Infantile Paralysis
$58,000,000 to help them, as well
as earlier victims still needing
care. Since 1938, the patient-care
outlay alone has been $94,000,000
in March of Dimes funds.
But these are only inanimate
figures- the real story of the
March of Dimes is people. That
story is unfolded in hospitals, re-
habilitation centers and clinics
throughout the country where
real people—not “cases”—are
fighting their way back to useful
lives. It is told in homes, fac-
tories and offices by men and wo-
men who have made comebacks
over great odds and at great cost.
The knowledge that the individ-
ual battle can be and often is won
should stimulate everyone to
back the fight against polio. Trag-
ically enough, the ranks of polio
sufferers will be increased this
year. We cannot control that—
yet. But we can all lend a hand
through the 1951 March of Dimes,
January 15-31.
————————
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WILLS POINT, TEXAS
1 | 2 | 3 | Ea° Point. 30tfb
$ .30 $ 45$ 6017 15 WANTED: Now buying auto ing brought to the attention of th
“ - | bodies, doors, fenders.—K. K. Publishers.
30 Norton. 30tbf _____ gp-p5Tgu
FOR RENT: Two furnished bed-
| rooms, adjoining bath; I do wash-
ing and ironing.—Mrs. Annie
FOR SALE: My brick building.
Formerly occupied by Tyler Serv-
ice Station.—T. K. Lindsey,
Grand Saline, Texas, Box 146.
45tfh
FOR SALE or RENT: 160 acre
farm, good pasture, 100 acres in
cultivation, running water year
round, 10 miles south of Canton,
off highway 198 one mile on farm
to market road. 7-room house,
barn and garage.—Jesse L. Groom,
Rt. 3, Canton. 2t2hp.
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DALLAS MORNING NEWS
DAILY TIMES HERALD
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C. C. REID
Phone 186J Box 243
Canton, Texas
4—THE CANTON HERALD Thursday, Jan. 11, 1951
EASTERN STAR MEETING
A Special meeting of Can-
<y ton Chapter No. 667 O.
X E. S. will be held Fri-
V P day night, Jan. 12, 1951
7:30 p. m., for initiation of candi-
dates. Members and visitors in-
vited.
INA MAE KING, W. M.
BOBBIE PAUL, Sec’y.
We greatly appreciate all cour-
tesies extended during the illness
and death of our mother, Mrs.
Fannie Fowler.—Pauline Riley,
Margaret Myers. 2tlhp.
We wish to express our deepest
appreciation for your expressions
of sympathy at our time of be-
reavement following the death of
our brother and uncle, L. C. Hig-
ginbotham. May God’s richest
blessing be with you in your hour
of sorrow.—Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Knowles and children, Mrs. Lois
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