The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 17, 1949 Page: 3 of 8
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Housing Units
Near Completion
The apartment units being
constructed by the Banner
Creamery at the Intersection ol
Main and Dean Streets, are rap-
idly nearing completion, accord-
ing to D. E. Dwinell, manager of
the local creamery. Henry Butts
is in charge of building opera-
tions.
There will be twelve apart-
ments housed in three buildings.
20 x 100 feet in size. The apart-
ments themselves will be three-
room and bath units. They will
be rented to employees of the
company first, then to others as
company needs are filled.
One set of four apartments
has been completed and some of
them now are occupied. Anoth-
er set of four is rapidly nearing
completion with minor refinish-
ing touches needed to make them
ready for use. The entire unit
should be in use within a few
weeks, according to Manager
Dwinell.
Added Supply Of
Ice Promised For
Coming Summer
Seminole may swelter in this
coming summer's heat but not
because of the inadequate supply
of ice that has made living un-
comfortable in past years. The
Banner Creamery is rapidly com-
pletinK installation of equipment
and machinery that will nearly
double the output of past years.
This would have been sooner,
according to Manager D. E.
Dwinell, but the necessary equip-
ment was unattainable until re-
cently Even at the present time
it is not possible to obtain all
new equipment but serviceable
rebuilt units have been pur-
chased that will suffice until new
materials are on the market.
The new production unit will
be housed in the same building
with the one now in use. The
same engine room will be con-
nected to both plants with addi-
tional compression units added
to carry the 1 livier ioad.
According to Manager Dwinell,
peak capacity will be about 40
tons a day. which, he pointed out,
is not sufficient for Seminole's
demands but will do much to re-
lieve the heavy demands of mid-
summer.
TOWER TO PRESENT
"3-GODFATHERS" SUNDAY
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Thursday. Feb. 17. 1M» THE SEMINOLE SENTINEL Pmgm $
Pedro Armenda'iz and John
Wayno arc two of the badmen
who find themselves guardians
of a new-born babe in "3-God-
fathers", exciting technicolor
drama with Harry Sarey Jr.
Playing at the Tower Theatre
Sunday and Monday, Feb. 20-21.
Man Found Guilty
Selling Horse Meat
LUFKIN, Texas. -L. R. Neili
of Tyler was found guilty of
selling horse meat for human
consumption in Angelina County
Court last Tuesday. The G-man
jury took less than ten minutes
for deliberation.
Judge H. R Rolston assessed
the maximum penalty a $500
fine.
W. A Welch Jr., State Health
Department food inspector, was
the principal witness.
R. L. Harrison. Lufkin gro-
cery-cafe operator, will face trial
on the same charge later this
week-
Mrs. Sam Malone Is
Called To Sister's
Mrs Sam Malone is in Gallup,
N. M.. visiting he>- sister, Mrs.
Dan Kean. whose husband was
killed recently in an automobile
accident near Gallup-
A letter received from Mr».
Malone Tuesday states that the
severe winter weather is hitting
that section hard. Heavy snows
are falling and Sunday the tem-
perature was 19 below zero
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36 inch
Prints
Solids
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Yes, SPRING IS here and Anthony's usher in the Spring Fabric season with yards and yards and yards
of Handsome New Spring Cottons at Prices you want to pay ... Cottons, Rayons, Woolens and Blended
Fabrics . . . Every piece a Top Fabric Fashion . . . Every one keyed to the magnificance of the spring
season . . . Every one worthy of your consideration... Have the coat, suit, dress, blouse or the children's
clothing of your choice by SEWING . . . AND SAVING . . . Many specially purchased items that
Anthony's pass their savings on to YOU . . . See these lovely Quality fabrics in Anthony's Piece Goods
Department Tomorrow.
80 Sq. Percale Woven Gingham
36 in.
First
Quality
39
c
yd-
Fast colors assuring no fading and pre-
shrunk assuring little shrinkage. Fancy
figures, plaid, checks and stripes.
Bright new spring checks and plaids Both
light and dark grounds Pre-shrunk and
color fast Woven patterns.
Every Day Low Prices on
Staple Yard Goods Needs
1 Typo 140 — 81 inch 9/4 Bleached
Sheeting _ ^OC
2. Type M0 — 81 Inch 9/4 Browr Oft —
Sheeting _ Q#C
3 type 128 — 81 Inch 9/4 Brown —
Sheeting Q^rC
4 Type 112 — 81 Inch 9/4 Browr
Sheeting ^
5 World Wide 300 — 36 inch Bleached
Mutlin fir jC
6. World Wide 200 — 36 Inch Brown %f\
Muslin IVC
7 World Wide 300 — 36 Inch Brown ^3
Mu*Hn Z DC
8 Anco 100 — 40 inch Brown I"!—.
Muslin Z7C
9. Anco 2C0 — 40 Inch Brown
Muslin £9C
10 No 7350 — 50 inch 4x4 Monks AO-
Cloth VoC
11. 32 inch — 8 02. aca feathcrproof co —
tick JVC
41-inch
ALL RAYON
98
c
yd-
Ten luscious spring shades to se-
lect from. Ideal suit or coot
wcipht. All rayon washable gabor.
r'.'n*. Pill 41 inches wide New
fc\ * i Day Low Price.
36" width in New
Spring Colors in
Iridescent
(hambray
98:
Gold
Blue
Aqua
Pink
39-inch
"BUTCHER
RAYON
Creose resisting finished Butcher
weave Rayon. For play clothes or
dress-up. Guaranteed washable
Colors Rose. Blue, Block, Navy,
Morocco Brown, Silver Grey, Tan,
Green and Red.
SubnorMv to the Sentinel
Special Purchase 79c and 98c Value
Pre-Season Sale
White Dress Goods
Choose from First Quality . . .
2 yds for
36 inch white seetsucker
40 inch white permanent finished organdy
40 inch white washable batiste
36 inch washable white dotted swiss
36 inch fine count white broadcloth
36 inch white washable nurses linon
36 inch white pajama check nainsook
36 inch white slub broadcloth
3b inch plain white nainsook
40 inch washable white lawn
yd.
yd.
36-in. 80 sq. Bleached Muslin
29%-
Seminole
54-INCH
RAYON
GABARDINE
Extra wide 54 inch gabardine,
or suit weight in new spring
shades
36-inch
Shades of
Spring
54" Width
100% Wool
Gabardine
39-in. Rayon Jigger Faille
woven, sanforized, vat dyed chom-
broy in soRd colors ol blue, grey,
wine, pink, orchid, ond greeri.
Striped potterns in matching colors
Full 36 inch width.
All rayon solid color
and suit material,
anteed washable
spring shades
u
Stonecutter Rayon Cord
V
39 inch Bemberg Sheer
S| 20
yd.
jenume jtonoc
rayon cord fabric Gua
iced washable Colors
Black Magic, Brown
Rf.d ond Green
Printed bemberg sheers
of finest quality and
:onstruction Brand
new spring colors New
Low Price.
E and W
80 Square Quadrigas
36-inch widths
Brand new spring pat-
terns ond colors F*o.
luring new nursery
potterns tor kiddies
dresse^ Sanforized,
»at dyed
Extra fine quolity 80 square bleach
ed muslin Anthony's new every doy
low price Strong and durable.
39-inch Printed French Crepe
98c
36-inch Fine Combed Chambroy
98*
40-inch Sheer Dotted Swiss
69'v
Rayon Taffeta and Satin
98t*<-
36-in Marvlo Printed Pique
98
Washable all rayon crepe Beautifu
new spring patterns and colors New
low price
Extra fine combed sanforized cham-
bray Solids, stripes and new irides-
cent shodos. Fast colors.
A beautiful new spring and summer
fabric. Small dots applied en sheer
cotton cloth Washable
39 inch fine quolity taffeta and
42 inch smooth satin Large array
of solid colors New Low Price.
Marvlo printed pique and muslin.
Sanforized and with a special bel-
manlied finish Guaranteed fast
colors
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The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 17, 1949, newspaper, February 17, 1949; Seminole, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth412364/m1/3/?rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gaines County Library.