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Taylor Daily Press, Tuesday, June 7, i960, Page 5
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turner
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Why Walk in The Heat? Use Want Ads For Action
Why Grow Old?
Those Coffee Breaks Can be Costly
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN I and so forth, and extra helpings
For a few days this week I which put on pounds. These ex-
am letting you look over my|tra calories add weight so gra-
dually that one hardly notices it.
However at the end of a few
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‘What do you mean, he hasn’t got any prospects?
His union has twice the assets yours had
when you were his age!”
shoulder ai some of the letters
which come to me. This one
says, “I always read your col-
umn and now that I am ap-
proaching my 29th wedding anni-
versary weighing 113 pounds (ex-
actly what I weighed when I
was married) I want to say
something about weight control.
“I think one of the first prin-
ciples that, overweight women do
not understand is that it is not
the occasional banquet or party
that puts the weight on, or the
skipped breakfast that . takes it
off. It is the FEW EXTRA cal-
ories that one takes every day
in the form of nibbles between
meats—'coffee and a doughnut at
coffee breaks, tea and cookies,
years they count up to 10, 15 or
20 pounds of overweight.
“I always have watched for the
gain of the first three pounds and
I exercise every morning for
about 10 or 15 minutes and swim
and walk a lot.”
' AMEN to this and congratula-
tions to my reader! It is true
that it is the day by day habit
rather than the unusual occasion
which causes overweight. Those
folks who are active in social
life or whose business calls for a
lot of entertaining or being en-
tertained have a dififcult prob
blem.
Even then, if the usual .daily
PRISCILA’S POP
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1. Automotive
For Sale: 1952 Ford business
coupe. Good running condition
$185.00. Call EL2-3578. 601 Wyeth
Street.
NANCY
By ERNIE BUSHMILLER
THERE'S GOING-
TO BE A
Y
7^ ALL THOSE
WANTING THE
AFTERNOON OFF
TO ATTEND
T THE LECTURE-
pattern is right and they learn to
take some of everything, but
only small portions, they proba-
bly will survive with a good fi-
gure given periodic, short reduc-
ing routines to take off the first
five pounds of overweight which
may appear.
My 9-Day Reducing Diet which
gives you a loss of from five to
10 pounds in nine days recently
appeared in this column. If you
missed it and would like to have
my 9-Day Diet Booklet, send 10
cents and a stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope with your re-
quest. Address Josephine Low
man in care of this newspaper.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate, 1960)
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Weiner Roast,
Theatre Party
Fetes THS Grad
Mrs. Kittie Slagle Crawford
and Mrs. Otto Olle of Austin
honored their nephew, Richard
Slagle, graduate of the Taylor
High School, with a weiner roast
in the City Park.
Six couples were invited' and
they enjoyed an evening of plan-
ning for the future and reminis-
cing. As a climax of the ’evening,
they went to the theatre.
The hostesses presented the
honoree with a slide rule which
he will use next year when he
studies Chemical Engineering at
the University of Texas.
Mrs. Agnes Slagle and Mrs.
John Bigon, mother and sister
of the honoree, assisted in enter-
taining.
First Cotton Bale
Coming Up Soon
HARLINGEN ® — The na-
tion’s first bale of new cotton may
be ginned this year sooner than
a lot of people think.
There is talk of it arriving here
in less than two weeks.
The first bale is usually ginned Spep.cd. Notice
from cotton grown in one of the
four Lower Rio Grande Valley
counties. Last year’s first bale
arrived June 2L
The grower of the first bale
again this year will receive at
least $2,500.
FRECKLES
By MERRILL
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1955 Chevrolet, 4-dr, radio, heater,
power-glide, 37,000 actual miles,
1-owner. Call EL2-2161.
Venetian Blinds
Retaped
Retaped, recorded, refinished,
Pickup and delivery. Taylor
Paint and Hardware. EL2-3648.
For Sale: Three metal Venetian
blinds. 1109 Wallace Street.
ALLEY OOP
By V. T. HAMLIN
UH-HUH! JUST LIKE
HE SAID...GOKIE
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LOOK) DOC'S J TO THE HOUR!
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Girl for Smiths
JONAH, June 7 (Spl) — Mr.
and Mrs. John H. (Buddy)
Smith of Houston announced the
birth of a daughter at St. Jo-
seph’s Hospital in Houston May
31. She weighed seven pounds at
birth and has been given the
name of Teresa Kay.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
M. T. Smith of Houston and Mrs.
Curtis Honeycutt of Georgetown.
Great grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Cole of Georgetown,
and Mrs. R. H. Honeycutt of
Georgetown.
Mrs. Smith is the former Mad-
ha Deane Honeycutt of George-
town-Jonah.
CLASSFIED
RATES
REGULAR CLASSIFICATION
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10 (46-50 wofts) 2.00 6.00 8.00 10.00
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DEADLINES
Counter and telephone ads accepted
until 9 a.m. day of publication. Classi-
fied ads for Sunday publication accept-
ed until 9 a.m. Saturday.
For prompt removai of dead and
disabled stock, call 131, Bastroi
Texas Rendering Co Lt.
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6. Musical
PIANO SALE: Take up pay-
ments. We have available in this
area two name brand grand
pianos (one small), two spinet
pianos and two small upright
pianos (one refinished) these in-
struments are in very good con
dition and are fully warranted.
Responsible parties may assume
payments or will discount for
cash. Write immediately: Ros:
Piano Company, 2102 East Rose
dale, Fort Worth, Texas.
8. Sewing, Dressmaking
We Sharpen Scissors—900 N. Main.
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23. Sporting Goods |
For Sale: 14’ Yellow Jacket Boat,
Mark 55 Mercury motor and
trailer. Cheap. Call EL2-4072.
24. Miscellaneous For Sale
Dewberries and Blackberries for
sale. Bring containers. Kelly
Kastner Berry Farm, on High-
way 290, McDade, Texas.
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25. Houses For Sale
Clean 2-bedroom house-trailer 33
ft. long. Priced right, 102 Tra-
vis. Call EL2-4837.
DIAL
EL2-3621
AND ASK FOR
Miss Classified
FOR COMPLETE CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING SERVICE.
Mr. Merchant: Your Taylor
Daily Press ad' man has your
master plan for more results from
advertising.
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Shirley Ann
Artieschoufsky wish to take this
means of sincerely acknowledg-
ing the many kind deeds and ex-
pressions of sympathy extended
them during their hour of be-
reavement at the loss of their
loved one.
Especially do we thank those
friends who sent floral offer-
ings; the Rev. E. A. Heye for
his consoling words of comfort;
the members of the various
church and civic organizations
who were so helpful in our time
of need; and the Condra funeral
directors.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Artieschoufsky and Family
We sharpen pinking shears-
N. Main.
-900
We make button holes and cover
buttons—900 N. Main.
We rent sewing
N. Main.
machines—900
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9. Matress Renovating
405 coil Innerspring Mattress
made from your cotton mattress
for $28.00. 312 coil innerspring.
only $22.00. Call EL2-3542, Blue
Bonnet Bedding Co.
13. Painting, Wallpapering
SPECIAL: Rubber base paint
$3.95 gal. Linseed oil $2.50 gal.
Super Kem-Tone $4.85 gal. House
Paint $2.95 gal. Paint thinner
85c. Floor varnish $4.45 gal.
Sheetrock cement 25 lb., $2.75.
Trailer paint $3.79 gal. Taylor
Paint & Hardware.
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16. Micellaneous Services
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Two bedroom home in northside
school district, extra large lot
covered with shade trees. Patio
and barbecue pit. Lots of built-
ins and storage space. Only
$300.00 down—F.H.A. loan. H. E.
Harkins, 1718 Kimbro.
Listings Wanted; City or Farm
Carl Snider Real Estate Office,
Titsworth Furniture. EL2-2423
or EL2-3355.
For Sale: Three bedroom home
at 907 Fisher. GI loan. 4V/J6
interest. Call LL2-4810.
For Sale: 2-bcdioom home, with
den, near school. Call EL2-4844.
28. Acreage For Sale
List Your Farm and City
Property with
w. h. McGinnis
The John Hancock Service
Office at Ira A. Prewitt Hdw. Co.
Residence Phone EL2-2285
Office Phone EL2-4316
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31. Houses For Rent
2 bedroom modern cottage and
carport, 104 East 10th, $35.00
a month. Call EL2-4365 after
5:00. EL2-3456.
For Rent: Cottage, modem con-
veniences, 3 miles in country on
farm. Call Dr. Edmond Doak.
House, redecorated inside and
out. North of Laundromat. See
Mr. Flint at Laundromat. Ph.
EL2-4636.
33. Miscellaneous For Rent
We have power mowers for rent.
900 N. Main.
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34. Wanted to Rent, Lease
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WANTED TO RENT: Furnished
modern 2-bedroom house. Call
EL2-4656, after 6:00 p.m. call
Carlow Motel, Room 31.
Have vacancy for two more eld-
erly people, couple or single.
I am a licensed vocational
nurse. Mrs. Violet Pavlica,
Round Rock, Texas, call TW9-
3387.
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BUSINESS FIRMS
IN TAYLOR
SERVICE DIRECTORY
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AUTOMOTIVE:
JEANES GARAGE
We Give Service Ranging
From Gas ana Oiis To
Cylinder Reboring!
L12 Porter EL2-2422
Day & Night Service
FLORIST:
POLANSKY
FLORISTS
• CUT FLOWERS
© POTTED PLANTS
© CORSAGES
716 W. 3rd
Cecil McCleskey
EL2-3104
HOTEL:
BLAZILMAR HOTEL
COFFEE SHOP — 24-HR, SERVICE
“Where Good Food Is Not
An Accident!”
Paul and Eureka Ferguson,
Proprietors
LAUNDRY:
GET ON THE BEAM WITH
CITY STEAM
All Finished Laundry and Fluff-Dry.
Cash and Carry
WEST 2nd & SHAW ST.
EL2-4021
Pick-up and Delivery
LEONA M. ZEPLIN, Owner
NOW JPEN
New Owner and Operator
of Historical
DESSAU HALL
Will lease by day or night
for private parties—family re-
unions—business meetings. In-
door and outside barbecue
pits (Texas Size) available foi
picnics and barbeque parties.
21. Livestock
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For Sale: Landrace and Duroc
crossed pigs. Albert Kuhl, Route
3, Taylor. Call EL2-2064.
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22. Farm Machinery &
Equipment
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For Sale: 1957 Model 141, 14 ft. In-
ternational Combine. Motor just
overhauled. Machine ready to
go. Milton A. Barnes, Jr., Rt.
1, Hutto, Texas, Call FL4-2896.
See us for better deals on Cot-
ton Stripper trailers, stock
trailers and trailer running
gears. One good' used Oliver
cotton stripper with blower and
stalk walker. Lehmann Farm
Equipment, Hwy 81 N., George-
town, Texas.
*1x1. FARMER: For last fnenoi}
service call EL2-4711 and as;
for Ben Pokorny or Bill Tiemari
Phillips 66.
37. Help Wanted—Male
CONTRACT TRUCKMEN make
$$’s. Trailer furnished. If over
22 write MAYFLOWER, Box
107, Indianapolis 6, Ind.
38. Help Wanted—Female
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Car-hop and waitress wanted.
Must be neat and over 18. Apply
in person at Hamburger Haven.
39. Help Wanted—Male, Female
Couple to operate Coffee Shop at
Taylor Bowl. Excellent oppor-
tunity to make money. Call
Harry Joseph Air Port Bowl,
Austin, GL3-7351.
10. Work Wanted—Male
Have Baler, Will Travel. Wire
tying. Will mow, leave stacked
in field of six bales if prefer-
red. Edward and Norman Man-
ning. Call FL4-2600, Hutto, Tex.
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43. Business Opportunity
Taylor Needs an Amusement
JUMP center. Persons interest-
ed, contact Charles Myler,
Homestead 5-9646 Austin. Cash
requirement $3,500. to $6,000.
Fast return on above invest-
ment! Act now! Installations in
ten day’s time.
Remember 30 cents spent hav
;.ng the Taylor Daily Press ii
your home is a double bonus. Yon
get the news, your carrier sales
man gets the business.
OUT OUR WAY
By J. R. Williams
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HEROES ARE MAPE-MOT BORM
6-7
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YARN $150 TO $250 PER WEEK.
Wanted Salesman to work on
rural route. We have several
territories open.-Must have car.
See Jack Blakeney, Stephen F.
Austin Hotel, Austin, Texas.
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46. Instruction
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MOTEL MANAGEMENT — MEN,
WOMEN and COUPLES to train
for MOTEL MANAGEMENT
and operation. Only matured
will be considered. Age over 25.
Write National Motel Training,
Inc., P. O. Box 1040-G, Taylor,
Texas.
>0. Legal Notice
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
THE ESTATE OF AGNES
MOTLOCH, DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that or-
iginal leters of administration
upon the Estate of Agnes Mot-
loch, Deceased, were granted to
me, the undersigned, on the 20th
day of May, 1960, by the County
Court of Williamson County,
Texas. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby
required to present the same to
me within the time prescribed
by law. My residence and post
office address is P.O. Box 769,
Taylor, Williamson County, Tex.
R. J. Bartosh,
Administrator of the
Estate of Agnes Motloch,
Deceased.
52. Repairs
Repairs: All makes of sewing ma-
chines repaired. 900 N. Main.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Texas, if
you have borrowed this paper to
read — call EL2-3621 and have
the Press delivered to your home
every day; it’s much more con-
venient that way.
Trade in Taylor and give your
merchants a chance to serve you.
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