The Rockdale Reporter and Messenger (Rockdale, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 17, 1949 Page: 6 of 16
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t—ROCKDALE (T*x.) REPORTER
Classified Ads
November If, 1649 FREE DELIVERY on all beverage*
_ ---------------j needed for the holiday wuiutt, i
I wine, liquor, beer, rum, brMndy |
,ind sodu water. Deliveries from j
9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Call 9510. York’s'
Package Store, T. L. B. C. Permit'
No. E 19940. 41-tf
CAFE
r ranklin,
—laoo bales go
iy for sale at 1
Also bur clo
W T. Rudder,
ihn-
CHRYSANTHEMl
iety of colors not
Call 914, Butt’s Ni
•ry.
om hous
FOR SALE—Apartment size gas
range, used 3 weeks, can be seen
at Mrs. Nance’s . Mrs. Mattie Mor-
rison. Itp
FOR SALE-—A nice 6-ru...........
with all modern conveniences on j
paved street 3 1/2 blocks from j
post office. Immediate possession.
II G. Murphree.
40-tf
1949 TANKING
AND TERRACING
The 1949 program provides
more money and is better all-
around. For full details, and
for any kind of dirt work see
me or phone No. 8.
E. L. McGUYER
Rockdale, Texas tf
PLOW TOOLS FOR SALE—Cul-
tivator, planter, stalk cutter, dou-
ble section harrow, cheap. R. A.
Cunningham, Route 3. 41-4tp
FOR SALE—One 1942 Chevrolet
pickup. Good condition and good
rubber. T. B. Ryan, Rockdale State
Bank, Rockdale, Texas. 43-3t
HAVE SEVERAL farm houses list-
ed with me to sell for lumber.
W T. Pearson, Jr. 39-tf
For Those Who
Are Eligible
We handle FHA Title 1 Loans
up to 36 months to pay.
EAST TEXAS LUMBER SALES
16-tf
FOR SALE—One 1945 Ford trac-
tor, with cultivator, planter, buster,
fertilizer distributor, etc. Good
condition, good rubber, cash or
terms. T. B. Ryan. rsb-42-3t
FOR SALE—Rough lumber, al- --
most any size. $45.00 per thousand I FOR SALE—Corn, baled hay and
feet. Doyle McCoy, Phone 901-1 bundled higera. See P. H. Perry
■W-12. 43-2tp at Perry’s Radio Shop. 34-tf
FOR SALE
Wp have—3 PIANOS—in your
vicinity. To Be Soyd at a
SACRIFICE!
1 - 1S49 Factory Sample Piano
1 - Slightly Used Spinet
1 - Good Repossessed Upright
Piano
Write
CREDIT DEPT.
BLEDSOE MUSIC CO.
Box 452 Austin, Texas
It
FLOWERS—For an occasions; boat
quality, quickest service. Repre-
senting Glass, the Cameron-Tem-
ple Florist. i will appreciate your
orders. Florence Louise Dunning-
! ton. tf.
FOR SALE—Concrete curbing for
Water Wells, Water Troughs, dif-
ferent length for stock, septic
tanks, drain tile 10, 17, 24 and 30-
inch inside diameter. Also house
f mndation blocks and footings.
Telephone 510. Chas. Mason, Box
804, Rockdale. 4-tf
HOTPOINT Appliance Franchise
; in Rockdale available to aggressive
and financially responsible party.
| This is an opportunity for a wide-
j awake dealer to make money with
the top line of appliances on the
market. J. E. Bergman, 214 East
13rd, phone 61403, Austin, Texas.
42-3tp
Frame Straightening
AND
Front End Alignment
A Specialty
Latest Bear Equipment
Courteous Wrecker Service
HODENBECK SERVICE PARTS
Phone 58 Thorndale, Texas
tf
WE SPECIALIZE—In metal Lou-
vers, Gutters, Stock Tanks, Cis-
terns, 3 comp. Metal Sinks. No
i-'b too large or too small. Free
estimates. Polasek Sheet Metal
Works, Caldwell, Texas, tf
FOR SALE—E. B. Package Store
building at a bargain. Phone 904-
F-2 or see Ernest Boring. 37-tf
AVON SPECIALS Beginning Oct
30, ending Nov. 19—Body Powders,
Cotillion, White Moire, and Swan
Lake, 73c; all shampoos, 49c; Or-
chid Blossom cologne, 71c. Beatrice
Pairett, Phone 396-W,, Box 464,
Rockdale, Texas. 41-3t
COMPLETE
MATTRESS SERVICE
Including Renovating, New
Mattresses made to order, and
Innerspring Mattresses.
PHONE 178
We Pickup and Deliver
BLAND MATTRESS FACTORY
Rockdale, Texas
HOME LOANS
TO BUILD AND REPAIR
YOUR HOME
Build* your home with a
FHA TITLE II 90% LOAN
Easy monthly payments
Low interest rate
A lona term loan
Repair and Modernize
your home with a
FHA TITLE I REPAIR LOAN
Nothing Down
Up to 36 months to pay
For details and
estimates call
BARNES-JONES
LUMBER COMPANY
“Everything to Build Anything”
Joe Eanes, Mgr. Phone 120
Rockdale, Texas
THE DOUBLE-MAGIC Christmas
Gift is the two-way gift everybody
likes; likes to get and likes to give
—The Reader’s Digest. Nothing
can make a Merry Christmas mer-
rier than that Double-Magic Low
Christmas rates are now in effect;
place your order early with Leon
J. Albrecht, local Digest Repre-
sentative. 41-7t
Giddings
Mattress Factory
Giddings. Texas
NEW AND RENOVATING
We specialise in Innersprings
First class upholstering and
Furniture refinishing.
All Work Guaranteed
—We Pick Up and Deliver—
R. B. Capeheart. Mgr.
KYLE SPENCE, Rep.
Rockdale, Texas
Phone 339-J Box 418
23-tf
FOR SALE—My home place,
large 6 room house, 2 porches and
patio, all modern conveniences,
new roof and outside paint; good
well water standing 28 ft. in water
and brick curbed; plenty of land
for irrigated garden, chickens, etc.
Immediate possession. Will meet
G. I. loan specifications. Priced to
sell. See P. H. (Boots) Harriss or
Grover York. 41-tf
BABY CHICKS—Hornung Hatch-
ery has available for immediate
delivery chicks of 23 different
breeds. We hatch every Tuesday
and Friday until November 22.
Call Hornung Brothers, Cameron,
or McVoy’s Grocery, Rockdale for
chicks. Hornung Hatchery, Cam-
eron, Texas. 41 -3t
Professional Cards
Richards-Hopper Clinic & Hospital
ROCKDALE, TEXAS
Phone 156
FOR SALE—775 acres good, rich
river bottom land located 6 miles
north Rockdale on Tracy-Rockdale
highway. Good improvements with
everlasting water, river and wells,
fenced and cross-fenced; 3 houses
and 3 big barns. Give immediate
possession. Priced to sell. Con-
tact W. A. Rosanky at Bastrop,
Phone 261-W. 25-tf
Rockdale
Mattress Factory
—For rebuilding your old mattress
like new.
—For sterilizing all types of bed-
ding.
—For guaranteed know-how ser-
vice.
Free Pick-Up and Delivery
Call 323
Rockdale, Texas
OLDEST MATTRESS FACTORY
IN THIS SECTION tf
For Rent
JOHN T. RICHARDS, M.
Res. Phone 218
D.
JOHN J. HOPPER, M. D.
Res. Phone 65
DR. B. REGENBRECHT
Optometrist
CALIFORNIA GRADUATE
Prewitt Drug Store
GAITHER MOTOR COMPANY
Parts Dept. — Phone 86
OLice Manager — Phone 98
Business Hours—
Iipen 7.30 a. m. - Close 5.30 p. m.
Closed Sundays
MRS. H. G. PERRY
INSURANCE AGENCY
Ovar Thirty Years Your Agency
Fire Automobile
Ylndstorm Casualty
HaH-Tornado Bond*
PHILLIPS & LUCKEY CO
LICENSED EMBALMERS
and
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Don C. Luckey
Day Phone 54 Night Phone 188
JOHN T. HALE
INSURANCE
Fire - Storm - Hail - Automobile
Y jut Business Appreciated
Rockdale, Texas
CARLYLE POST NO. 358
AMERICAN LEGION
Meeting Date:
Second Wednesday in each Month
Legion Home—Rockdale
W. P. Hogan, Commander
J. W. GARNER
LAWYER
Rockdale, Texas
Office Garner Building
North Ackerman Street
DR. A. A. URBAN
DENTIST
Office Over
Rockdale State Bank
Phone 175
DR. T. S. BARKLEY
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office over Duke Drug Store
.'Iffice Phone 13 Re*. Phone 104
Graduate Licensed
OR. ROBERT M. TITSWORTh
VETERINARIAN
Office Phone 214
If No Answer Call 38
CAMERON, TEXAS
Day and Night Service
CAMP Ik CAMP
ATTORNEYS
< A. Camp E B Camp
Offices at
HOCKD. X.E and CAMERON
DR. E. A. SWAFFORD
DENTIST
Office Over Prewitt Drug Store
ROCKDALE. TEXAS
FOR RENT—Unfurnished apart-
ment. Close in. All conveniences.
Phone 202. 42-2tp
FOR RENT— Small house West
Bell Street, near school. Mrs. Dan
Lynch. 42-2tp
FOR RENT—2 downstairs bed-
rooms, 1 block business district.
Mrs. S. W. Nichols, phone 275.
41-tf
FOR RENT—The George Rettig
place on Highway 77, 3 miles
north of Rockdale. See J. L. Rettig
or phone 937-J-21, preferably after
6 p. m. 43-2tp
Lost and Found
LOST—White gilt, 100 pounds,
hole in left ear, split in right.
Thomas Blackburn. ltp
Wanted
WANTED—To buy second hand 12
disc harrow. D. T. Galbreath,
Phone 918-F5, Rockdale, Route 2.
42-2tp.
HAULING WANTED—JVood,
sand, gravel, hay and deliveries.
Spud Caywood, Phone 298-W or
15. tf.
WANTED—Someone t o pasture
and care for six cows, three calves,
registered Hereford bull, by the
month. Write J. E. Luckey, Del
Valle, Texas. ltp
Personalized Christmas Cards
need not be expensive. See the
beautiful cards we offer this year.
The low prices will surprise you.
The Reporter Office.
ore.
ClP!
Sharp Saws
Hurt your itwi Sled md join*
by machine. Mechanically
reds* filing 8aws cut truer,
ner, fuiter. Quicker norv-
-you’U like our work—
See me or leave aawi
at Perry Hardware
H. H. MOODY, Rockdale
L. A
«WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE |
HUMORIST
Here’s
the Answer
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BACK IN SHAPE—Zimba, a
queen of the jungle, was treated
with a new wonder drug, aureo-
mycin, which saved her life. The
lioness was laid low by a usually
fatal intestinal infection, but offi-
cials of the Central Park Zoo
gave the big cat experimental
treatments with aureomycin,
which is derived from mold.
Within a week Zimba was her
old regal self again.
LAZY DAISY GIRL
SCOUTS IN MEETING
The Lazy Daisy Girl Scouts met
Wednesday afternoon with their
leader, Mrs. John T. Hale. Girls
present were Nan Jones, Jo Ann
Hale, Wilma Davenport, Sue Al-
brecht, Dorothy Armstrong, Juan-
ita Gest, Sarah Adams, Joyce
Tuma, Nina Lou Moore, Mary
Wanda Whitworth and Joy Tim-
merman. Two visitors were pres-
ent, Sue Saage, of the Red Cardinal
Troop, and Miss Mable Jones.
The girls worked on their pro-
jects which were begun at their
meeting last week.
HORIZONTAL
J,5 Pictured
humorist
30 Perform
33 Fast Indian
tree
14 Incursions
15 Female deer
30 Sodium
(symbol)
17 Biblical {
pronoun
19 Anger
20 Shortly
21 Therefore
23 Entangle
24 Likely
26 Sleeping .*
furniture •
28 He was
famous as a
1 writer of
33 Period
35 Unclad
30 Upon
38 Paid notice
40 Affirmative
41 Lyric poem
44 Likfe
47 Weep
49 Penny
52 Head covering
54 Skill
56 Behold!
57 To
60 Possesses
02 Indian army
(abbr.)
64 Bold face
' (abbr.)
66 Golf device
67 More mature
69 Story
71 Greek letter
72 Ingress
73 Woody plant
VERTICAL
1 Male
2 Exclamation
of pity
3 International
language
4 Lock opener
5 Transpose
(ebbf )
6 Stayed for
7 Atmosphere
8 Notion
9 Nova Scotia
(abbr.)
10 Excitement
11 Dove’s call
J2 Five and five
18 Print measure
20 Part of ticket
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30 Mineral rock cloth
31 Set again 51 Aristocratic
32 Toward 52 Exci«uu«tivl>
34 Tantalum 63 Skinny
(symbol) 65 Palm lily
37 Negative 57 Indian
39 District at- 58 Seine
torney (abbr.) 59 Beverage
42 District of 61 Likely
Columbia 63 Attorney
(abbr.) (abbr.)
43 Eradicator 65 Charge
23 Jewish month 45 South Carolina67 Of the thing
25 Phenyl (abbr.) 68 Railway
(abbr.) 46 Father (abbr.)
27 Accomplish 48 Year (abbr.) 70 Measure of
29 Fifth month 50 Measure of area
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BLACK JACK
By Jenny Morton
Burney.
Miss Jennie Morton has been
staying with Mrs. Seaborn Key
while Mr. Key was out west. He
arrived in Rockdale Saturday
night.
Most of the people here are go-
Black Jack, Nov. 16.—Those vis-
iting in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Morton were Mr. and Mrs. | ing out west.
Seaborn Key, Mr. and Mrs. Berry--
Arriott and Mr. and Mrs. Edd Reporter Ads Get the Grapes.
signs that the
will again win
Democratic
next year', Co„g,S“
according to Pi«viri ele*
Republican
the outcome of thP
the ballot
as not discouraging *nrl!vLres
but Harold E sfarlenW h»
as the liberal leader of’
said the Republicans fmh W
out the reactionaries and C'
SSSff AST proer^‘
Hirr^r0^
New York defeated r?'™1
Dulles (Republican) t0
the House of Representat“«“
(Krats were victorious in
N. Y., and m California r
a‘T Pfj“?cal boss Jim Curler*
defeated by a fellow-DemS,,
a non-partisan race for
Boston. In New YorlT ^
Seekirig ? c°meback
litical czar of that ^
daU W.h.en-t.h-e De™K^ c
lost to a RepuMican.10’ *°V'
wood, Texas.
chief industries around Bro
Mart, Texas, was so named
cause m early days it was a b
trading post, and Mart
market.
Reporter Ads Get the Grapes.
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Beware Cou
From Common
Thai HAHG ON
Creomulsion relieves promptly
it gne* right to the seat nf the
to help loosen and expel germ _
phlegm and aid nature to soothe
heal raw, tender, inflamed bro
mucous membranes. Tell yourdnr
to sell you a bottle of Creom:
with the understanding you must
tbo way it quickly allays the
or you are to have your money
CREOMUL<SIO
■for Coughs,Chest Colds, Bronch
Stop in before voti *r®oe tires . •. See this
money-saving difference with /oar ©wa
ill m
MOST CORDS FLEX OUT OF RYTHM
BFG COPRS pipy im pvtm-
B.E Goodrich
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MORE MILEAGE, SAFETY, COMFORT
"RYTHMIC-FLEXING CORDS” MAKE THE
DIFFERENCE! Unlike cords in most tires, BFG
cords work in rythm to share the wear for more
miles — cushion the impact for more comfort —
absorb the road punch for more safety .... give
you a "Rythm Ride” at no extra cost. Get the most
for your money — stop and see this big difference in
tires before you trade.
LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE
FOR YOUR PRESENT TIRES!
Gaither Motor Company
Phone 86 or 98
Rockdale,Texas
B.F. Goodrich
first in rubber
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Cooke, W. H. The Rockdale Reporter and Messenger (Rockdale, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 17, 1949, newspaper, November 17, 1949; Rockdale, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth694248/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lucy Hill Patterson Memorial Library.