Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 88, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 26, 1969 Page: 8 of 33
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THIS WEEK ONLY! Buy now while these between-season prices are in effect.
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Open Every Thurs. Till 8 P.M.
Free Parking
Call 646-0194
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9. TRUCK TYPE SAFETY BRAKE
WASH ACTION STOPS WHEN YOU RAsE THE LID
BIG FAMILY-SIZE
AUTOMATIC DRYER
11. CONTINUOUS ACTION LINT FILTER
WATER RECIRCULATES THRU FILTER FOR LINTERE,WASH
• Holds 18 b loads
• Dryer shuts off outo-
matically as pre set
• 1 dial control; open
door stope tumble
6. NINE SUPER RINSES
LOOSEN, RINSE AWAY SOIL, SOAP
7. BIG 18-IN. AGITATOR
FOUR VANES FOR DEEP CLEANSING
3. SIX WASHING CYCLES
INCLUDES COLD WATER WASH CYCLE
roughly $75 million, a windfall
the government doubtless could
find a way to spend
The legislation would carry
out the recommendations of the
Joint Commission on the Coin-
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BONUS DOOR
STORAGE!
Covered butter and
cheese comportments,
2 handy egg racks.
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8. WATER LEVEL CONTROL
3 WATER LEVELS-SET TO FIT WASHLOAD
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EXPERT SERVICE NATIONWIDE!
Prompt, low-cost service and original
replacement parts — coast-to-coast!
1. HOLDS GIANT 18-POUND LOADS
FAMILY-SIZE CAPACITY SAVES YOU TIME AND MONEY
2. LID OPENS ON EITHER SIDE
ADJUSTS TO OPEN FROM LEFT OR RIGHT SIDE
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10. FABRIC CONDITIONER WHEEL
RELEASES FABRIC SOFTENER DURING RINSE CYCLE
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4. TWO WASH SPEEDS
FOUR SPEED COMBINATIONS
5. FULLY-LIGHTED DIAL
EASIER TO SEE AND TO READ
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12. NEW SPECIAL WASHLOAD BALANCE CONTROL
WASHER SELF-ADJUSTS UNBALANCED LOADS, CONTINUES AUTOMATICALLY
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n whipped out his cita-
. alter a two-car acei-
charged one of the dri-
h a traffic violation
Martin. Dawn Leach, Nelson
Mascarenhas. Carol Kingsberry
and David Homer.
admitted nervousness
s first seminar Friday
ly first time at bat." he
age. and the committee is ex-
• True ' zero degree fop mount freezer section
• Big capacity automatic defrost refrigerator section
• Covered butter compartment keeps butter spreadable
• Covered cheese compartment protects delicate flavor
• Twin plastic slide out crispers keep produce fresh
• Twin molded egg racks keep eggs handy, easy to reach
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PRESIDENTIAL CITATION — George Allcorn,
five-year member of the draft board serving Brown
and Comanche Counties and now its chairman, re-
ceives a presidential citation for his public sarvice.
Handing Allcorn the citation is Mrs. Maud E. Single-
ton, field representative from state headquarters.
The certificate was also signed by former Gov.
John Connally, Lt. General Lewis B. Hershey, direc-
tor of selective service and Col. Morris S. Schwartz,
state selective service director. (Bulletin Photo).
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pected to take it up within the
next few weeks
Recommendations include:
—Authorize the minting once
again of metallic dollars They
would be of copper-nickel com-
position. like the present quar- American Indians may serve
ters and dimes in national, state and local elec-
—Provide for sale to the pub- five and appointive offices
Newman. Serena Bryan and
Lane Guthrie
Eighth graders are Janice
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U.S. Sen Joseph s
Pennsylvania made the
rom the halls of govern-
the halls of Ivy Friday,
year-old Democrat, de-
r re-election in Novem-
an conducing a series
ale seminar* at Temple
y.
■aid hr had the same
senator and an educa-
ng to educate his col-
and the public He
to terms in the senate
was named adjunct
professor at Temple
spring semester Hei
ig seminars on the leg-
orocess and manpower
r 20 economics and po-
cience graduate stu-
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December Retail
Sales Keep Going
AUSTIN. (APi —Texas De- cent increase from November
cember retail sales maintained 1968 to December 1968 and a 9
the high level of activity on per cent increase from the same
which the state economy oper- period a year ago. Dallas re-
sted throughout the year. Uni- ported a 16 per cent monthly
versity of Texas economists re- increase from November to De-
ported Saturday cember and an 11 per cent in-
Total retail sales in Texas crease from December 1967 to
during 1968 increased 10 per December 1968 El Paso re-
cent over 1967, said Dennis W ported a 9 per cent increase
Cooper, research associate with from November to December
the Bureau of Business Re- and an 11 per cent increase
search at the University of Tex- over a year ago.
as Fort Worth retail sales went
This increase is significantly up 13 per cent from November
larger than the comparable 7 to December 1968 and 2 per
and 3 per cent growth rates re- cent from December 1967 to
corded in 1966 and 1967. he said December 1968 Houston re -
Sales of durable goods pro- ported sales went up 34 per cent
yided the bulk of the increase n the November -December
by registering a 17 per cent in- monthly period and were up 6
crease over the 1967 sales total per cent from a year ago San
Sales of nondurable recorded a Antonio reported increases of 11
6 per cent rise from 1967. Coop- per cent and 4 per cent res-
er said. pectively for sales from No-
The Texas total retail sales vember to December and from
figure of $1 972.000 000 for De- a year ago
cember represents an 18 per The bureau said an nanalysis
cent increase over the Novem- of factors which will affect' re-
ber total and a 7 per cent in- tail sales during early 1969 pro-
crease over December 1967. duces an uncertain picture. ’
I nadjusted statewide sales Higher social security taxes,
figures for nondurable during continuing nflationary pres-
December show a majority of sures and payment of the re- ;
increases — a result of heavy troactive portion of the federal '
Christmas shopping tax surcharge will put a
Texas’ eight largest cities all squeeze on many consumer
reported increases in retail pocketbooks during the first
sales Austin reported a 24 per quarter of 1969. the bureau said.
Want Silver in Cartwheel?
It May Cost More Than $1
By EDMOND LeBRETON lie of the three million old sil.
Associated Press Writer ver dollars still held by Ihe
WASHINGTON < AP) — Some Treasury. All of these have a
day you may be able to jingle in premium value, both because of
your pocket again a freshly the increased value nf silver
minted "cartwheel" dollar, but and because they are collectors’
it probably won’t be made of item.
Model 62291 A
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DON’T DELAY-BUY NOW AND SAVE AT _
EXTRA LOW PRE-SEASON PRICES! PAY LATER!
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silver, you may be able to get a containing silver This is the 40-
real one. But it will cost you per cent silver half-dollar, and
more than $ 1. would be replaced bv a copper-
Silver dollars haven’t been nickel coin P ‘ PP"
minted since 1935 and because _____________
they’re worth more than $1 as
collector's items the Treasury L.nA, D.II T«IJ
hasn’t put any into circulation onor KOH I Old
since 1964 r i < For Santa Anna
tee has received from outgoing ‘t TA ANNA (BBC. -. Se- -
Treasury officials proposed leg mesterhonorroll at Santa Anna
islation to allow the sale of the Elementary/School has been an-
three million old silver dollars ipunced by Principal J. A. Har- ■
—most of them valuable Carson "i
City cartwheels minted in the Fourth graders making the
1880s—stored in a sealed base- roll are Karen Fry, David Eu
ment vault here Their value to Robin Smith, Elaine New-
collectors has been estimated at man. Gay Harvey, Deanna
Leach. Delma Salazar and Phyl-
lis Rasberry.
Fifth graders are Larry Ben-
ton, Tammy Ellis and Jacque-
line Loyd
13. OUTSTANDING FEATURE-PROTECTO PIN PUMP TRAP
PREVENTS PINS AND BUTTONS FROM DAMAGING THE PUMP AND IMPEDING WATER FLOW
NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED DNo MONEY DOWN
with the purchase of any Signature of —up to 3 year* to pay with Ward*
Airline major appliance at Ward*- Special Major Appliance Credit Plan!
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 88, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 26, 1969, newspaper, January 26, 1969; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1574205/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.