Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. [184], Ed. 1 Monday, October 16, 1944 Page: 3 of 4
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just arrived here from Waffles Listed
If such a revolt should occur,
the consequences for France
would be enormous. Anti-Fran-
co feeling here is strong, partic-
ularly among former members
of the underground.
now
re-
new
Call 176
for prices. We pick up and de-
liver at no extra cost. tf
Saturday’s Cryptoquote: THE GREATEST OF ALL F.‘.
IS TO EE CONSCIOUS OF NONE—CARLYLE.
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save you time.
interpreted here as an attempt AND IT'S EXPENSIVE
I to nip the revolution in the bud.
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n if small babies were allow'd to
choose their own food they
would be much better in health.
She shouldn’t forget, however,
j that coal may soon be rationed.
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39. Cavern
40. Grew old
41. Property (L.)
43. Mournful
THE TRADING POST is
equipped to refinish and
paint your furniture like
at reasonable prices.
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Dr.L.C.McCauley
DENTIST
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Over Marshall's Store
(FOR SALE: All |
house 18x20 ft. To be moved.,
Also 295 flower pots, 100 potted |
plants, 100 <
ready to bloom, 36 pieces roof- 219,
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11. Appclnts
15. Small drink
18. Speck
20. Altered
21. Told
22. Part of
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24. Preposition
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36.1. .icating
liquor
38. A spur
(Bot.)
42. Spirit lamps
44. Platform
45. Greek letter
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The Tonsor Shop
Expert Barber Service
he best of equipment in-
mding easy lounging chairs.
Tub and shower baths.
Frank J. Bernard, Manager
WANTED: Washing Machine.
Small size for baby clothes will
do. Call 526 R. tf
FOR SALE Good hay 60c.
Supply limited. Likely to get
higher. If you will need hay,
better buy soon. John A. Will-
iams, Phone 914-F-ll 13-3d
CLOCK REPARING: Both al-
arm clocks and mantle clocks.
Leave at office of Mitchell and
Sims. Across the street from the
Post Office. 10-30d
DAILY CROSSWO
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CITY FLORAL AND GIFT
SHOP
Cut Flowers, Pot Plants
Bulbs, Wreaths, Funeral
Flowers
Distinctive Gifts
MRS. GRADY MEADOWS
17 W. 1st St. Phone 536J
Wife Preservers
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Bo sure to number your
screens before storing them for the
winter. Put the corresponding number
on the window frame. When screen
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Paris.—A revolution in Spain
within the next four months is
believed to be inevitable, ac-
cording to a prominent French-
man j
Madrid.
, All inductions point to a re-
volt against Franco’s regime
some 1’
of next year. Careful plans have fice, just issued, discloses that
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THE FIX-IT SHOP, 108 East
First Street. We buy, sell and ex-
change furniture and stoves or
anything of value. Pay highest:
prices. Do house wiring and all
kinds of electrical repairs. See
us before you have work done.
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FOR SALE: 110-acre farm j
three miles southeast of Win-
field, good pasture, plenty of
water. Mrs. J. T. Spruill, Box
142, Winfield. Phone 34. 12-6dlw
Washington. — The official j
time around the beginning Gazette of the U. S. Patent Of- I
..^xt year. Careful plans have fice, just issued, discloses that
been laid and tension is obvious while American inventors have
throughout the country, accord- been getting in some patriotic
this man, who knows licks on flying cannon, dirigible
Spain well. News of the closing parachutes and other combat
'of the Franco-Spanish border is novelties they have kept the
civilians in mind too.
Giovanni Frova of Jackson
Heights, N. Y., for instance,
thought up an automatic appar-
j FOR SALE: 36 big English Wh- atus for declustering, distribut- I
j ite Leghorn pullets 5 months ing, and assorting cherries, [
old; also spotted filly 3 years while on the same day Ernest
old in foal; 2 black mares, one Allred of San Francisco, was
gray mare ip foal—range from awarded a patent on a multiple
1000 to 1,400 pounds. G. A. Me- purpose clothespin.
Kinley at Searcy Stanley’s Store1 The idea for monogrammed ■
in Chapel Hill community. . waffles occurred to William W. [
Tnrr ’n nr ... ---I Garstang of Indianapolis, Ind., j
LOT: Billfold with papers and ■, 7 J
u,lu provided the customary ribbed 1
money. Please return to Alidesign for the ,ower pylate of I
Wiesner Chase Bag Company,! th(, waffle irOn and a novel top |
a as, exas. ^‘3t| section into which individual
glass green-' monogram plugs can be in- 1
o he mover!. Sorted.
hvvo, iw pviivu! Frederick W. Coffing of Dan- 1
chrysanthemums, I ville, Ill., in Patent No. 2,356,-’
j 33 t-icveo xwf-,210, presented discriminating
I ing glass 18x24 iches. All for less I sleepers with a “portable, col-
than cost of material. Built last lapsible, and adjustable self- '
NOTICE—If you have somethin!'
to sell we will pay you more'
money for it. See us before you |
;ell anything of value. — The
Trading Post. 104 East Third St.
FOR SALE: Westinghouse elect-
ric range with cable and all
necessary "connections. AU por-
celain. Table-top. In good con-!
dition. Call this office. tf
ACROSS
1. Priestly
order
(Persia)
5. Warp-yams
9. Journeys In
circuit
10. River
(So. Am.)
12. Noisy
quarrel
13. Rock debris
at foot of
cliff (Geol.)
14. Boats
16. Lets bait dip
and bob
(angling)
17. Apart
19. Twice
(prefix)
20. Bird's
stomach
23. River (It.)
24. Mist
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FOR SALE: Sugar cane for seed,
$1.50 per hundred stalks. See
me at Richardson’s Food Store
during the noon hour or see me
at my farm. Alfred
Route 3.
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FOR SALE: Four room house,
screened back porch, located on
West Tenth Street. Call 343-J
or 79. A. L. Owens. 10-6p
NOTICE: Send your service j
man or woman the most popula" n
gift of all—Canned Fruit Cake
Get it at the Butternut Bakery j
or at your grocery. 3-tf.
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HAVE TO HAVE A
PEDDLERS LICENSE
To 12IDT A BICYCLE
JANE (MCAULIFFE
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HOTICE
Praytor’s Studio
MT. PLEASANT FLORAL
SHOP
Flowers for all occasions.
Open day and night.
On Texarkana Highway
Phone 913
Mrs. Roger Harbour, Owner
McClinton Radio
& Electric Shop
General Repair Service and
Complete Appliance Shop
Phonos 490 and 98
If Your Battery Needs
Repairing—We can Do It!
' Willard Batteries
(Exclusive Agency)
Mt. Pleasant
Halt cry Company
Day 228—Phones—Night 40S-J
AUTO REPAIRING AND
WRECKER SERVICE
Goolsby Garage
We Never Cloee
All Work Guaranteed
MATTRESS RENOVATING
NEW MATTRESSES FOR SALE |
Hav» your old mattreaaea renovated and
mate like new. Al! work guaranteed! .
C. C. Capeheart I
I hone 142 T Mt. Pleasant '
Beginning Sunday, July 15,
our studio will open at 9:00
a.m. and close at 6:00 p.m.
weekdays.
No pictures will be made
before 9:30 a.m.
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Shop
NOW OPEN AT 102 EAST
THIRD
I'ildfiTK Service Wiring of
all kinds. Home lighting fix-
tures ,and appliances obtain-
able. REA Supplies. Full in-
formatian regarding service on
REA lines.
C. AGAN
Box 703 Mt. Pleasant
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