Sweetwater Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 224, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 23, 1945 Page: 7 of 8
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Sunday, September 23,1945 ^
Sweetwater, Reporter, Sweetwater, Texas,
Page Sevef
Classified Ads
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Personal Notice...
DIAL
678
LIFE READINGS, 1 gave Vic-
tory with Germany in month
of May. Victory with Japan
Jiinety days. 100 Walnut St.
^ladame Noel.
IF YOU are driving or want a
ride. Call Sweetwater Travel
Bureau. Cars to all points
Daily. Phono 2046.
PI PIANO TUNING and Ro^
pair call Ruhe Waddell at, Me-
Creights Music Shop. Dial 7:t:i.
Ci
m** p
M
■ Jlli.V all the W a r
Wtomls you call. Own
all • In- life Insuran-
ce you need.
Joe H. Boothe
Announcements____
BEALL, BEALL & YONGE
, Attorneys at Law
Doscher Bldg.
- M A ' S
Sweetwater
<fc PERKINS
Attorneys-at-Law
.ri22-2f) Levy Bldg.
Sweetwater, Texas
WANTED — Cook for new din-
ing department. Sweetwater
Mineral Wells Sanatorium.
Dial 2621.
HELP WANTED — We have a
good job for a competent steno-
grapher. Apply in person.
Brooks Packing Co.
WANTED — Sharecropper. Must
furnish himself. Experienc-
ed farming. Black land. N. L.
Anderson. 202 Orange.
WANTED — Woman to do light
housework and cook two meals
daily. Sleep out. Apply Mrs. II.
M. Kalvin, 602 Silas street. Dial
2410 ______
WANTED — Man for produce
work. Apply Mac's Produce.
WANTED Someone to clean
house Phone 655.
WANTED — Someone to do
house work Dial 11155 After 6.
WORKING MEN — BY COLE
imoTHKiis niters, white
(lit COLORED, NO EXPERI-
ENCE NECESSARY OITOIt-
TCNITY TO TRAVEL WITH
GOOIl WAGES — ROOM, ANH
EXCELLENT MEALS. AT-
RIA 'IAIN ENTRANCE OE
CIIH I S THCRSDAY SEPT.
B7TH. AT THE ITRCI'S
GROI'.NDS ON EAST BROAII*
WAV. __
Jobs Wanted ....
CASH In 30 minutes. Sweetwa-
ter's largest furniture buyers.
We buy one piece or entire
household. No deal to large or
too small. Day Furniture Co.,
Dial 3181.
WORK WANTED Ironing and
mending. 105 East Oklahoma.
Misc. for Sale ...
WANTED — Clean cotton rags,
no socks, wool pants or silks.
Sweetwater Reporter.
WANTED—Used furniture. Will
come out and pay highest
cash price, large or small lots.
110 East First. Dial 2701.
BUY, SELL, TRADE Furniture,
Clothing, stoves, tools, shoes,
guns, etc. Berman's Salvage,
106 West First.
Used Cars 4or Sale ...
FOR SALE — 1030 Bus.
Ill West Ave. B.
Apply
COR SALE or TRADE — on
house. 1012 Pontiac Sedan, low
mileage 1030 Chrysler Sedan.
Good car. Marshall Morgan,
agent. Phone 2182.
FOR SALE 1935 Chevrolet
Good tires. $225. 210 Lamar.
FOR SALE 1941 Chevrolet
Sedan. Extra clean. Good rub-
ber. Radio. Today only. Eieut.
Karl 11 Connell. 1100 Runnclls
street.
EOR SAKE — Sport model A.
Newly overhauled. Apply 110
Bowie street Apartment 1.
l-'Oll SAEE — 1038 Ponltac, good
condition. I room house and lot
Can lie seen 1312 East Broad-
way.
Livestock Wanted ...
Our Boarding House With Major
IT'S A NtOTE FCOM MRS.
BOOPlB'^" WHILE YOU
WERE AWAY I NM6SED
THE DAILY UPROAR. SO
MUCH I SOT LONESOME
AND WENT TO MY
SISTER'S/— TCY
COOKING ON THE:
FRONT BURNER:
VOURSfcLVES A
FEW DAYS/
#51
NAMES-
• - NEWS
ERIC JOHNSTON
A new referee is holding the
stop-watch on American movie
kisses.
And judging by his past per-
formances, Eric Johnston will
never sell America short.
An observer once called John
stun the "Luther” of the busi
ness reformation.
When American business was
still hiding behind such phrasi
as the “American way” and
"freedom of enterprise,” John
ston came right out and used the
word “capital."
America was capitalistic—
Johnston said — and lie was
glad of it. Under America's
capitalism — among other
things — one out of every
five persons owned all auto-
mobile. Under Gernuiny's
slate eonti'olled economy —
foe Inslunee ,— one mil of 55
people had a ear.
What is more, Eric Johnston
didn’t believe American business
had to hide its head and moan
and groan because it had made
mi takes In the past.
in fact, he felt that labor was warship? are moving in upplies
egad/ aren't
WOMEN HEEDLESS
AND FLIGHTY?—
um? on second
THOUGHT THIS IS
A CHANCE TO
TEMPT YOUR
PALATES \NlTH
SOME OF MY
renowned
N GOURMET
•dishes/
ouch as V
BOILED 4
Rice?—-
EN/ERMtHlNG
You ENER. -<
COOKED '
reminded
ME OP
BURNING
LIVERY
q-22
Josh Billings
Comes Home From
Europe This Week _
IL.i.yu uosn) Billings, who
lias been overseas with the
Nintli Air Force for many
month . docked Wednesday in
Virginia, he wired his mother,
Mrs. Ruth Billings,
Pfc. Billings, outstanding Lake
Sweetwater golfer, will receive
his discharge this week at Fort
Sam Houston and will be home
about Tuesday. His sister, Mr
Harry Loudermilk, the form-i
Valree Billings, is visiting her
mother T. Kgt. and Mrs. Louder*
milk live In San Diego, Calif|
where tie is stationed. He also
expects a discharge soon.
LET THE
MOORE
EXTERMINATING
COMPANY
202 llorhrr lildg., I’hone 400
Colorado City, Texas
GET HID OF VOI R RATS,
ROACHES AND OTHER
VERMIN
We Specialize in Fumigation
¥ffm -
Er-
V0L) GET
USED 10
RIOTS NOD
LIKE 'fc.l\
China Gets Back
To Normalcy
CHUNGKING (UP) China
is slowly hut surely removing
the si nl .lapanc e cniupiest
from i: country While Allied
forces hav reoccupied Much
ang and other troops have re i n
tered I Julio.
I From Nanking conies a report
that tin* tomb of the late Sun
Vat-Sen ha- been regained from
the Japanese.
DURING THE WAR PERIOD
Everyone who so desired had a reiiumei-ative position. Dur-
ing tin period of I'eeonstrucllon and the years ahead every-
thing will lie <|ii■ 11- different. Those who sneeeed must he
aide lo do tilings. Above all they must have GOOD HEALTH.
II HEALTH IS \ QUESTION WITH YDI II YOU IN-
VESTIt.ATE THE MERITS Ol ' 'Blots HE \ETH RE-
SORTS VO I VRE ROUND TO c MOOSE
Sweetwater Mineral Wells Sanatorium
(Investigation Wins \pprohation)
Dial 2012
in ihe same boat And Johnston
didn't mind saying so in a speech
he made in March of 1944,
Johnston summed up his alti-
tude this way.
He said that in the architec-
ture of American society, it':
GEORGE Ii. .MARSH
,307 Doscher Bldg. Phone 3231 I WANT TO BUY, SELL or
^UCAL ESTATE LOANS TRADE PIan< ’ ........ "
To buy, build or re-finance your
home Commercial loans at
•l-Pi-.'i and 6 |ier cent inter-
est; also Ell A Loans.
• II A WALKER
Texas Bank Building
Business Service ....
i 0. 0. Hollingsworth
PM XIBING-11 EATING
SHEET METAI, WORK
Phone 898 4115 Oak St.
KINGESH Sowing Machines and
other make repaired, adju nod.
Stevens. 511 \\5 -t New Mexico.
Dial 2889.
# DUNI M' CLEANii
Cleaning and Pressing
311 Oak Street—Dial 2312
WEI I S EXT FILMINATIN'G cm
N a t i <i ii a I organization for
termite extermination. -ds"
f moths and roaches Ph 651
SEWING MACHINES, Vacuum
Cleaners Repaired, Service,
parts. All makes. Jackson's.
Phone 816. Acf -s from Pen-
e> ey's.
TYPEWRITER and OFFICE
MACHINE Supplies and It
pair, by I 'M \I. mail, Oaiii'd
on ' n ton m.d i .'i"I w uh ;'o\
ernim ni < i • i I I
% Robert 0 McCown I
Vacuum i ii "" i ( 6- a" a loti
rlrated and Adpi ted -' 9X
O'NEAL I t H l ItICI' EUVKI,
Iiih Elm Street
4 PHONE 3)31
.instruments, string instruments.
McCreights Music ;ind Appli-
ance. Formerly Qunst Music
store. 115 W.« t Third. Plmne
733. _
EOR SALE — 1, 316 horsepower
Johnson and 1,3 2-10 horsepow-
per water witch motors. Both
$135.00. See Charlie Wagoner,
509 West Sixth .street.
FOR sale --- Army issue sur-
plus used merchandise. Red
imt bargains 21,000 pairs sol-
diers repaired shoes, no ration
stamps needed, good grade
92 25 new ■ -li s heels $300,12 •
non raincoats $1.50 — $2 75. 7,-
(mm) soft feather pillows 91.00.
Mesklts loc, canteens 40c, cups
25c. All postage prepaid. Speci-
al wholesale prices. Blank's
Exchange, Wichita Falls, Tex.
FOR SALE "i TRADE — One
luiat trailer. One fishing boat.
One fishing motor. One lake
i aliin See M B op I L Harp
at Yellow Cab Company.
FOR SALE — 100 pound Coolera-
lor Ice Box, perfect condition.
Call see at lee Plant.
FOR SALE — Cabinet model ra-
il! ■ 5u5 |- -i Bri'.idu it
FOR SALE New baby buggy
C'lcid rumII(||111 Well worth tile
mull' v I llal ;’7'..’tt
WE BUY live hors j, mules,
bones, hides and tallow. We
pick up dead mules, horses
and cattle. Call us collect. Dial |,,.miniied Tabor than
I |ust three jumps from the mas- disarm I >0.000 .1 ipane •
ter bedroom to the doghouse He in the ''••'.neh.-a llcngy
(L54. Farmers Rendering Co.
A pts. for Rent...
FOR R1 Nl 2 and 3 room fur-
nished apartments with private
hath and Dills paid to adults
only. Morgan Hotel.
FURNISHED apartment*. Ph
48*.
FOR RENT—Tlin e room apart-
menu Also two room
apart-
men! No chiklren. No
Dial 2ffMK».
pets.
Rooms ffor Rent.
> • •
EOR RENT —Bcdi'iom 703 East
12th.
FOB BENT Bedroom -
bower
and bath adjoining. Also cabin.
1 nik'* Sweetwater. 567
Broadway.
East
FOB BENT — Nicolly furnished
liptlroin, flosi- in on
stroot 501 WVsf Tihrd
paved
FOB BENT Bedroom
with
kitclicti privileges Close in.
Working lady preferred
2181
1 n.il
MODERN FRONT Bedroom
Rent loot East Third
for l
FOR KENT Extra large nlo
liedrootn. kitchen privileges if
desired Permanent working
couple or working girl Adults
only Dial 721 days. 2135 night-
Houses For Rent.,
FOR RENT
boil e Bill-
Small furnishci
paid I Jimi Walnut
manage- i
rnent had had everything its own I
wav between 1921 and 1931 It
had had friendly administrations (
in Washington, low taxes, and
a friendly public,
| Then—Johnston demanded — ,
I what did business do with that j
power? As he said, management
[gave the country a balloon boom i
that had to burst. And it pro-
duced men like Insult and Mils-
: lea who underminded the confi-
dence of the people in all of I
j business
Then—he said—I accuse labor
of not being very original
For 10 years, labor had had
I everything Its own way. a
friendly administration, all sorts
of favors from Washington And
asked Johnston — what had
I labor done w ith it'.’ On the eco-
nomic side. Johnston said, labor
| had created its own boom a lab-
tor boom. And on the moral side,
it had * produced men like
Browne, and Btoff and Realise
Then, he warned, that unless
labor and management solved
their problems In i*eaeeful fash-
ion lalsir In turn would find it-
self In the doghouse.
I Verbally. Johnston never has
pulled any punches — on any
I subject.
the
hy
the president of tin* National \
social ion of Manufacturers. Wll
ham Green of the AF of L. and :
Philip Miirr.iv ol the CIO
In 191.3. he went to London
and told British business men |
j that Britain and the United Stat
• es were not alike basically, in j
spite of the common languagi
and handling some di-armament, The
the ('hilie- e navy and maritime ml to sc
custoc arc co-operating by the untied
sweeping mine • from the Yangtze
river.
Prep : ation at i being made to
troops
mg area.
Tiled) imeil garri-oii at Chang-
will tie Interned in Langli
Chili' e central government
harvest moon seem-
sc the way some of
JACK
GEER
ELEfTltlt \L
t DNTBACTDIt
1! 1 Hour Sm iri*
tun: Elm
Dial 126
DR. CHAS. H ELLIOTT
Chiropractic
DRUGLESS PHYSICIAN
Treating: Amir, Chronic, Nrrvnn* and
Nutritional Disease*
MODERN EQUIPPED OFFICE
EOU BETTER HEALTH—Phone 3291
to? Pecan Htreet Sweetwater
WASH TU3B AND EASY
LESLIE TURNER
L0U<i . <1 vv umT i .SAv '.o 'CO.UNA.
k’C JAWS Zv'h'sE a8W O'OCCUPATION
I Once, ho showed up at
! White House aeroinpanled
11 it;
nl '
- I:,
;\|F at la Harli
l Ill'llofCV i Ii- S(MI
It A It. FLEt Tltlt 91.
Elei b Ii at ( onir.n tin;; Itrp ilt
lug t Spi-ilaliv. I’li 97ii oi 'I'M i ii| \| i
R \- I m . i(K I FARM I in j',',1,n* j',
4 I |.,-1 i e | ■ I ! ■ 0 oil i n i" m l
large link farm We give
fpilek eiv Ice maki Ii1h-i.iI nl | ii|; ,\| |- ,
valu e, , and extra gn.ul repay j v< .o ••LI fill
tnellt pi IVlIi ge llIV e I Ig.ile 11
our prepavnieiit i> erve feat
4,lie thill e.| , lie - -1» dill I ' >L 'll
lllg lean veai Box I."*. Green I l"* k Mali.
111". Lulilnsk, TeXa , Pll"lle
7222.
I ll|( \l I I |l feol |H'l'lt
lw.it 11 P Inotol l| .till I, III*-
Jacket and 19 -hum-. pe,-do
meter thtoiilc. .leering wheel
f!liaratiti-< d to do lo mile per
1111111 A bal [Mill See Siev e o|
Dial ’991.
Wanted to Ront....
WANTED TO HI NT Thl'C or
four room unlnrni.Jied house
o| apt Dial 2158
Wanted to rent f"Ol or five
room hou <■ hy • pi I 1 or
vv. iild buy if unable Write
Box 77 luadale, Tex
\\ \
\h i,-it Boat
liable pi n i d
el Waltei |
all
I too
C'lll
.TED
111 tied hull .
Call J II
Dial .'252
u room unfiir-
111 buy oi rent
|p|M'| I Stow e
TRADE Four
......a ;iii I-; Ave
6ihh| ill ml's w nil
\\ i ii h | See me
t Roe Bradford'
$50 00 Rl WARD
Ear S Room
I film iiislirfl 11«>.«■
Blanton McCord
PHD XI 22M,
lie f’fiilld
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mu <mi Id ,iii\ \ »»iri*lran j»i
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nf \\ ni Id i .ii f< I liuf Im
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fil i liaimtim Iiit •toihiiiiI*
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In .Iiiiii* *»f i. In* w i’iil
Mtbd'ftw falkf'fl Minm Ih*im
with Stalin, anil -»-ki*il
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thnimlH ;iIn111f Hu* i*i
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- ild, again. Hint Mm f awl
\nmiica urrr two ihffi'M*nl f***n
linink**-. Hill tlmro \va* w» inaiion
why Mm l\vn nations “»nld w»i
fin Hifsiiii*>*i with ra< H *»Mmi'
SWEETWATER FLORAS
Call mu Experjeiii ed l
^-i li.'UH in Itcpaii - ni I pi
w i iter .itid Adding M.n bine
Mrs Met aiillev Blue Bonnet
Hotel litiildiiig I Mai 2 Mil
Card off Thanks....
AtltD HE Tlf \ Mv*
We Wish to expii -mil -iih ere
opl rectal ion oul than! ha tin
mi ny act of kiiidne liow ti u
In the lo ot mu' i ■ ed "in I 'm
many kind deed "i
sWllpathy and floia tl- ; in.;
we are forevor grateful
Mrs. W c Cunningham
Jack E Cummlnghain
and family.
Lilt, Found, Strayed..
N't )TR E $ I o (mi lew aid for ie
eovery of f.adles Hleyele slol
en at Texas Theater Thur day '
night. 701 Walnut.
fflelp Wanted____
HELP WANTED — Apply In
person ut Sweetwater Laundry.
'•HINTED to men to women
Oit once Call In liaison. Brooks
Parking Company.
HELP WANTED — Permanent
positions for responsible tin
emeumbered women. Good pay
"all In person Sweetwater
Mineral Weii« Panttorlum.
| Foil SALE Modern fiirni-bed j
in,.,11 hike cabin. Call 137 or write
Mi Nell Bromley at Ozona,
Texas
FOR SALE Boy's pre-war III
i Vi le $15 00 ( I lot next I" It'**
(lorter. Also six while lawn
chairs $2.95. j.imi West Colorado
street.
FOR BALE —One Bine (lull-tail
mg and waffled cushion size
9x15 Dial 2791 or 2287 Mrs II.
W McIntyre.
I-(lit SALK Two wheel luggaiji
(■tiller New tires and tidies
.ol WiHslruff lame
3 Mold Steam Tire
I. It Cox Service
FOR SALE
Vidrnnlzer.
StHlion.
FOB SALE - 15 jewel Elgin
watch 26-gallon wash|M>t Seal-
er and cooker T ll Davis Rl 2
FOB SALE Two-Row Nh ( "i
mlck I leering Power Feed Bin-
der, used one season. P P
Langford. Jr. Wichita Falls,
Texas.
FoK SA LE Soap |fiwder large
,,:,i m * i '• ShaW* ..........
1109 lamia) Dial 112
Wontad to Buy ....
WANTED to buy: Used pianos.
Sweetwater Music Shop. Dial
2681.
\\ \NTED TO BENT 3 or I
mom unfurnished house or
apartment Call Gerald Steven
"ii Dial 767
Real Estate ffor Sale..
FOR SALE — Nice small brink
house Garage apartment in
rear G II John-on 315 East
Broadway
FOR s; \| | . i.-in and hath.
Eil-t front Close 111 North side
Price 82.7*i0 Gi’ni'gc Shuff Dial
295:.
FOR SALK Five mom house
Bath, modern garde nand fruit
lrees. Some terms s<"' owner,
If Ml Halley
FOB SALK— room rock bouse
Close III Two corner lots. 8:t2.si
Af ply at 263 Bell.
Foil s \le Four room Stucco
.Modern, close in on paved
street. Phone 2365
FOB SALE EZELL Hotel prop
erty lltl-12-ll lasust
BOOM STUCCO 1116 Walnut
Immediate |n»s|te.-lo6.
7 boom FRAME i w*8 Vine Im
mediate p" ■■■•' .-ton
I BOOM FRAME, nth Bow ie
I ROOM STUCCO. 403 East Ark
tuuws U A Clark, Dial 722.
BOOTS AND HER 3UDDIES
301 E Avr B
DIAL
2621
MARTIN
Custom Curing
COMPLETE SERVICE
• Slaughtering
• Processing
• Sugar Curing
• Hleknrjr Smoking
Livestock received dally from h
a. ni. to 0 |>. m., at slaughtering
plant west of town.
New Slaughtering Days
MONDAY — TUESDAY
and THURSDAY
NOTE—Yoo do not hate «o he
« renter at oar lorkrr plant In
irder to avail yonrself of nor
dailghterlng. rolling, curing
ind other service*, .lust In log tr*
the hog, well do everything »«•«
rant done.
SUNBEAM FROZEN
FOOD LOCKERS
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
Mg MCC-OOSEV.TmiS (5 NOW."
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