The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 201, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 25, 1942 Page: 2 of 4
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THKOUAXCK LEADER
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FOR RENT
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PutSished every afternoon •*-
jept Sntiirdav, and Sunday moro-
ns 4 503 Front Street *y th«i
Orange Leader Publishing Co. N
En'.ejed at Orange. Te/is P. O. —
.1 Se$md Class Mall Matter Un> <uMtT—t
der Act of Confress March 3, 1IU
Lost and Found
t. B. StyiOLEY. Editor * Pub.
B. R.«OLOMON, Adv. M(r.
KlAJtfErtCE BRANDT, City Ed.
KULA MAE TURNER. Soc. Ed.
TATHRYN COCHRAN, Waal-Ada
GEOhGE RABORN, Sports Edi-
tor and Circulation Manager
OFFICE HOURS
Cditoriai Dept. 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
fltuainesi Office* 8 a. m. to 6 p. m-
£irculution Dept. 8 a. m. to • p. m.
Cxrept Sunday. 6 a- m. to • a. I
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
By Mail or Carrier, 1 month I J
Advertising Rates Will Be
Furnished Upon AppliMtted
ASSOCIATED PRESS MEMBER
CLASSIFIED RATES
The rates tabulated belew apply
ie ads urii: mating within the
states of Texas And Louisiana. The
4, 5 -nd 7 ti.nae rates apply only
to ids scheduled- for consecutive
Count four (4) average length
words to • line; eoch initial, phone
number or group of
rount'«« « word.
IdiiUrN I'latlnum dia-
mond) ring, about 1 carat cen-
ter ctotnr-arlth 12 small dia-
monds In mounttnK slae No. 7;
1 ludlPH Oruen Carve* wrist
watch. yelloW Rold. metal band;
alaoI i expansion yellow gold,
filled Carmen bracelet. Liberal
reward for return. Call 1613
er 4«8«. ■
LOST—brewn a«d white puppy
without tail. Wearing harness
when lost. Ph. 4166—803 four-
teenth. Reward.
19. Houses
| 33. Livestock & Poultry 40. Building Materials
T*
"0U8K ™nM*\W<UL SALE—A. K. C. re,, black
tor li£t housekeeping.^ tnan; sc- Hle pup . Clndianna bred),
desired. S.OO per week. All, Mrt s,Wy#r, 410 Border St.
utilities furnished. 210 First St. i W y* ' P
Bland Addition.
i i iyi hi
20. Trailer Space
34. Real Estate
NO DOWN PAYMENT. Free esti-
mates. Small monthly payment*.
BIRD ROOFS of all kinds. As-
bestos sidings. 10 year guaran-
tee. Call Dixie Bell Roofing Co.
1601 Main. Phone 576.
4. Special Not let*
mamatamasa^nrnms^eemtaaeamammm
YOU CAN RENT TYPEWRITERS
now—although you cannot buy
S^n. A. F. BURNS, die' 4349
or 4165 for ffll kinds - f TYPE-
WRITERS. Will delivar 1! ne-
resaary Headfluartera Jttoto-
prise Journal 'tftioe. 41* Front
AVAILABLE ABOUT AUG. 2nd.
Space for ; 20 house trailers.
' Large bath house. All utilities
available. Reservations accept- LOT
frd. Phone 2723. 1 without improvements In Pine-
hurst Addition. See T. E. Davis.
tTVE ROOM MODERN HOME ai
a bargain. J. E. Pattillo. Dial
2933 or 4826.
121 x 146 FOOT LOT- CORKER _
Curtis and Fourteenth, all utUi- 44. Wanted To Buy
ties-Terms. Call 911. |
AND 4fi9kAQi wm ar WANTED - youne Jersey eeuJ..
LEAN DEAL
Neiar York. (AP) — The
doesn't want 231-year-old Eugene
either as a draftee or it
tear and he thinks his re-
was a pretty lean /deal.
Underweight" was the verdict
because Eugene, who until re-
cently appeared in a circus as
"the human skeleton,"^tpnds six
feet, one inch tall and weighs but
63 pounds, with a 20-inch waist
find legs about the sise /of" an or-
dinary man's wrist. . /
T. B. tested. Phone 4236.
Cheeac the Navy While
"Can — Volunteer Today!
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COVERED BUTTONS * BUCK-
LES. Machine worked button
holes. 5th & Elm. '
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7. Help Wanted
THVT AX1 TKAILRB HPACK—
Plenty tdiade, hot and cold
water, showers, all convenien-
ce*. Browmvood .Trailer Park.-
Brownwood Addition.
TRAILER OR TENT SPACE FOR
rent. Bath house. Shade trees.
Apply 1811 Tenth St.
34. Wanted Ta Rent
3-ROOM HOUSE OR DUPLEX
unfurnished. Small- Christian
family. Good references. Box
9S, Leader.
WANTED!
Delivery—Account
Circulation
ORANGE LEADER
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THE OLD HOME TOWN > By STANLEY
5 ACRES. New I ream hi
porch. On hi-way >0 between
u Orange it Beaumont. $1000.00.
Terms. J. M Ball, P. O. Bo*
3383, Beaumont. 4_;
ONE OF THE 'iWMMWpS*'
modern homes in best resident-
' ial district of Orange. J. E. Pat-
tillo, phont 2933 or 4826.
hi
35. Automobile*
~ Helped Deserter?
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m<
20 .40 -52 M 4)
.30 00 .78 .83 J5
.40 .80 1.04 1.19 1*
JW LOO 1.30 1.38 1.58
JO 139 m L*3 l.8t
.70 1.40 If*
M 1.J80 2.06 2JW 212
CLASSIFIED HfDlX
I. BUSINESS DIRECTORY
O. ANNOUNCEMENTS
. HI. EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted
EXPERIENCED heakheeper "a d
stenographer. Good salary. Box
43, Leader
part tine w d full time work;
also experienced ready-to-wear
saleslady. Good P«y- Box 41t
Leade*.
EX^RWNCED etethlng and fur-
nishings man.
30. Ueader.
Good, salary. Box
WfANTED—exrerlenoed lew en-
forcement officers or men with
college background for plant
protection work, age limit 35,
uniform furnished. Permanent
salary, position. Send details,
training, with recent photo to
Box 50, Orange Leader.
EDUCATIOKAB
Apply
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FINANCIAL
K> FOR RENT
WANTED—unencumbered
( an—work In laundry.
) Help-Ur-Self ^aundi^
WANTED- whBe wasaan far gen-
aroUy mLb*
]No washing. Extra good pay.
XI? Moreell. N. A.
WANTED—Small Apart mem for
couple. No children, no dogs.
Phone 1146.
2 OR I BEDROOM HOUSE, un-
furnished. Can give references,
Phone 4785. _ -
WANTED—Private Oarage for
oho c*r. Phone 4524.
1036 CHEVI
tires. O-
vrolet
D. Sutter,
Vils—FQR SALE
p. MiscellaneousJ?
SYRUP-MILL EVAPORATOR, all
equipment, good condition. Box
46, Leader. £ ;
beautiful spinet piano
Like new, wtu transfer, bargain.
Also one student's piano, excel-
lent condition, $125- Terms if
desired. For details write W. P.
West, Adjuster. Goggan Music
Company, Houston. ^
.18. Trailers -
National Trailers
Nationally known trailer coaches;
most complete trailer homes on
the American market Used traU-
erf tool TenMl .
Boat Trailer Coach Co.
TEXAS DISTRIBUTORS
1295 Orleans St.—Beaumont
WELL EQUIPPED tmtor,
cash.
P. M.
Apply 212 Main'after
39. Motorcycles
17.
Wanted To Rent
Yin. FOR RALB
llenjehold Oeada
-EDUCATIONAL
31. School*
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29.
Pet Rteck and
Seeds. Plants
!—BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Radio Sarvioo
Radio Repair
IF
TOUR RADIO Is la need ml
repairs, bring it to us for que- J$, loam
lity service. M _
wr c>vry a liw m
and batteries.
BAB8 MOTOa 00.
BR ADEN, Taehntetta
Phene «IIi
attention
STUDENTS!
There Is urgent need for typists
stenographers and bookkeepers
(n defense plants and private of-
fices. Excellent salaries are of-
fered to efficiently trained stud-
lous experience is not necessary.
Our aoodera. exclusive meth-
od of Individual Instruction,
with experienced College gradu-
ate teachers wUl prepare you lor
this work in 3 to 6 months, re-
view studente usually In JO to
60 days.
Tuition rates are-JlUJlO mon-
thly in Day School—*10.00 in
Night-School There are posi-
tively ho notes or other scholar-
ship obligations. Cone in at once
and diacuss this modern educat-
ional opportunity with ur
REYNOI
Business College
Baanmoa*. Texas
V.—FINANCIAL
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TWO 8« Inch attic «r window
fans 7000 CFM: Two 34 Inch
attic fans #000 CFM.
TRIM IK ALL
W. K McCorquodale
*07 Seventh St.
Orance. Texaa ^r
Pjjoue
FOR SALEl R TRADE—Snanish
guitar with Hawaiian attach-
ments; an assortment of violii||
and guitar strings;. 3 bow sticks:
one master's professional vio- j|
Ith. High values- If you want a
real , good violin see this one. jlfch
140 Curtis. , !,FSW
roi.LAWAV BED, good .condlT-
ion, cheap. Phone 4848 or call
1702 Tenth.' .,
28. Household Goods
rkuoB"
FURNITURE CO.
New and Uaed Mnritsn
TTO
SPECIAL—1041 Servteyele motor-
bike, $175. Rebuilt Servicar
Hai ley-Davidson, |S25. Ray
Byars, 977 Pearl, Beaumont. /
•fTT"''rw''S><1 T -V-——
Wampum, Indian money,
made of clam shells.
was
:!y at the point of collapse,
Bartolph, 50, is half-ear-.
above, from a Chicago court
hearing on charges that
harbored a deserter from the
Ited States Army. Police said
deserter was found hiding
*dnder a pile of rubbish in Bus
tolph's basement.
JOK PALOOKA
LOOK
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hitler!
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BIG SISTER
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OOKV.VN ACCENT.
AY. I'LL BET IT'S
E A TH6M FHO*tT
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BUNDISTS WHICH
MERE
TAKTE IT
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NULLO-
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HERE
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FRANCE
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TRVIH
A TRAITER- HE'S
TELLlN' WHERE T'BOM
FACT'RIES MAKtN
STUFF FER THE
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if X COULD
ONLY PLACE
THE VOICE/
WEAR I'VE
MOID THAT
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WHERE
J^EY'Re
MAKIN'
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ou
FLYERS
INTO
TRAP//
LIVED HERE
AN' WENT
BACK/
THAT GIRL WON*r GNO IT $0 EASY TO
GIVE ME T*4E SUVrTHIS TIME.THAT
IS, IF SHE COMES THIS WAY AGAIN
•V
SHE HAD STARTED OUT THIS ROAD. OP
COUSt'E/ HER WOME^ 0
•RE? W4ICW MOUSE?
~v -•
I'll JUST HAVE TO WAIT
TH.L SHE COME ~
^AY AGAIN
By LES FQRGRAVE
HE'LL MAKE A MOVE
YET THAT WILL LET ME
STICK IN MY OAR..
Pay on a ray,
CASH
$5.00 and Up
ME SENT MEHIS
BlOND
AND SUPEfi.
Tire Repair
Hi
QILLET'8 Mill BKPAim
SHOP, PL Arthur HI ill war
'hone 2452. Cedar posts, used
ms and parts, tires and tubes,
11 sites, used bicycles, guaran-
H>d vulcaniilnf. I buy uaed
era and bieyoles. Trailer for
In S mlnntea en rmm «i w
only . . no security, no endort
eta. N Inqairlea made of fHaaiib,
reUllvra, or employer.
Oranye Finance Co.
ruth at Float (Over Abe's)
rfcene 4S7S
lentle-
with shower, lavatory and
your sell. 9
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By PAUL ROBIN"
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ANVOBJeCTON!
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Quigley, J. B. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 201, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 25, 1942, newspaper, August 25, 1942; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth221120/m1/2/: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.