The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. [66], Ed. 1 Friday, June 18, 1943 Page: 2 of 4
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GILMER (TEXAS) DAILY MIRROR FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 19'
OTHER RATIONING (
Eligible purchasers needing pew
automobiles, bicycles, typewriters,
rubber footwear and other com-
modities (except farm machinery
and pressure cookers) on which
sales might be restricted should
see their local ration boards. Per-
sons interested in securing farm
machinery and pressure cookers
should see hteir county USDA War
Board.
Address of the local rationing
board for this county is Court-
house, Gilmer. Address of -the
USDA War'Board for this county
is County Rock Building.
' SUGAR
. Stamp No. 13 valid for five
.pounds until midnight, August 15.
CANNING SUGAR
Stamps 15 and 10 in Ration
•Book valid for 5 pounds of sugar
ach through Oct. 31, 1943. Those
seeding additional sugar for can-
ning may apply to local rationing
boards.
COFFEE
^3tamp No. 24 in Book No. 1 (for
■ic 14 Or older on the date the*
issued) valid for 1
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SHOES
Kj? Book No. 1
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Get your, adding machine paper
at The Mirror.
H. J. CHILDRESS, M. D.
Consultation and Surgery
T E. MARSHALL, M. D.
Surgery, Disease of Women and
Obstetrics
Office over Gary-Reed Drug
Store. Phone No. 117
INSURANCE
■d foods'
M stemns (4
^Bnrough July 7.
RxEe: R^TIONIN G
GASOLINE
■ Is A Necessity
SERVICE IS A PLEASURE
JOHN MACK BROOKS
Phone 417
For
Fire — Automobile Insurance
Never before have we been able to measure the
price of freedom for ourselves and our children in
such tangible terms. Will you help to keep the road
to freedom’open? Will you invest—all you can—in
War Bonds?
It’s not so much to ask. Many of us are making
more money thpn we have for years. The things
we’d like to buy with that money are scarce—or
unavailable. So, we’re asked to loan money at good
interest—$4 for every $3 when the Bonds mature.
Money to help pay for the war—keep prices down—
provide peacetime jobs and peacetime goods and a
generally decent world for all of us when the war
is won. ^
• Chances are you’re already in the P ayroll Savings
Plan—buying War Bonds]—doing your bit. But
don’t stop there. Raise your sights; Do your best!
hd freeze on the lime-
tie cars that carry them
;re is no other choice.
’COR THOSE who faj
X covered floors of thj
to German labour camps'
For the little childre,
and Athens who wait vJ
food ship that never airl
do—but wait. ■
Wp of each coupon in A, ‘E
■r books is 4 gallons A-6
B^ons expire midnight July 21.
TIRE INSPECTION
All “A” holders must have sec-
ond official tire inspections by
September 30, 1943. Subsequent-
nspections for A book holders will
3e once every six months. “B”
oook holders must have second of-
icial tire inspection by June 30,
1943. “C” book holders must have
third official tire inspection by
August 31, 1943. Next official
tire inspection for' “T” book hold-
3f Tepelini and Salonika
[swollen stomachs for the
|s, there is nothing else to
RAGLAND CLINIC-HOSPITAL
M. S. RAGLAND, M. D.
HUGH M. RAGLAND, M. D.
J. L. FENLAW, M. D.
Medical and Surgical Cases re-
ceived. Treatment and care under
supervision of competent nurses.
pit with no choice but to
le Nazis reached it; for the
[o suffered the terrorism of
se in nameless graves and
Ul of them—there was no
choice. _
For the Russian pej
burn his home before]
Chinese of Nanking '
the Jap; for all of t|
numberless cells—foj
second change, no otlj
But for y u—a cl
among all tpe peop
freedom instill clmf
INSURE TODAY
Tomorrow May Be Too Late
PHONE 184
W. E. Quinn Agency
Oldest Agency in Gilmer
fee still remains. For you—
s of the world, the road to
LET INSURANCE BE YOUR
UMBRELLA
and there will be no Rainy Days
Insure With- /
CROSBY /
ISSURANCE AGENCY7" \
F. & M. Bank Bldg. Phone 383
BOOST YOUR BOBO BUYING
THROUGH THE PAYROLL SAVIHGS PLAN
This space is a contribution to America’s all-out (war effort by
F. I. WARRICK
Dentist^
Office Upstairs in Crosby Bldg.
N. Side Square Telephone 344
The Gilmer Mirror
REG’LAR FELLERS
Well, What’s In A Name?
By Gene Byrnes
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A OHEy CALL'lM HILEX;
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American News Fei
By RUBE GOI.UJor^iG
LIFE’S LITTLE JOKES—NUMBER 693,004
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