The Shamrock Texan (Shamrock, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 22, 1945 Page: 4 of 8
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THE SHAMROCK TEXAN, Shamrock, Texas.
Thursday, February 22, 194E
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IDAHO RUSSETS
15-lt) sack .....................
BAKERITE
Shortening, 3-1b crtn......
SUPER SUDS
Large box
OXYDOL
Large box- ........................
SOAP
Palmolive, bath size
79c
70c
23c
23c
10c
TOMATO SOUP
Scott Co. No. 1 can
CAKE FLOUR1
Sno Sheen, 2%-lb box
PEACHES
Del Monte, 2 /2- can
WHITE KARO
I'/j-lbs....................
ORANGES
California, lb .............
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PORK STEAK
lb ............................................
SAUSAGE
Pure Pork, 1-lb pkg. ............
FRANKS
Small, lb ..................................
OLEO
Meadowlake colored, lb ........
PIMENTO CHEESE
lb ...............................................
34c
37c
33c
39c
42c
CATSUP
Heinz, 14-oz. bottle .................
MARSHALL
PORK & BEANS '
15 Vi- oz. can, no points, ;
Del Monte Country Gentleman
CORN 17c
Cream style, No. 2 can
TOILET SOAP
Sweetheart, bar, ............................
GINGER BREAD MIX 22c
Dromedary, box ....................
RAISINS jg q
Sun Maid, Seedless, 15-oz. box
GRAPE NUTS
Box
VEGETABLES, —we try to keep in stock everything the
market offers. Shop SNELL’S for fruits and vegetables.
SnelPs Food Store
210 South Main
Phone 42
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FRUITS arte/
VEGETABLES
CABBAGE
Green heads, lb
LETTUCE
Large size, each
ORANGES
California, Sunkist, 220 size doz.
35c
FLOUR
Yukon’s Best, 25-lbs.
$1.09
FLOUR CO i q
Yukon’s Best, 50- lbs.....
COFFEE
Admiration, l-lb
29c
CORN FLAKES
Kellogg’s, 2 packages .......
15c
SHREDDED WHEAT
Kellogg’s, pkg. ....................
10c
PORk& BEANS
White Swan, 16-oz. can, 3 foi-
25c
SYRUP
Ribbon Cane, gal.
69c
CRACKERS
Graham Sunshine, 1-lb
DYE, New
19c
All purpose Rit. reg. 25c pkg.
20c
SHAVE LOTION
Startte, 2 4-oz. bottles
25c
Del Monte Preserves OQp
Plum, 2-lb jar 49c; 1-lb jar
K.C. 25-oz. can
DRIED PEACHES
l-lb pkg.
MEAT
VALUES
CHEESE
Provelene, sharp cheddar, lb .....
LUNCHEON LOAVES
Assorted, non-rationed, lb
55c
39c
BUTTER
Armour’s Cloverbioom, 24 points’ lb
DCGMEAir
49c
Gaines Meal or Krunchcon, 2-11) pkg.
25c
oston’s Super Market
A Letter From Home
To Boys In The Service
LOCALS
Charlii
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Conner has returned fron
Oklahoma City.
(Editor’s Note—To men In the service a letter fra;
Its weight In gold. If you have a son, husband, or 1
“letter from home,*’ and Include this along with your person
un homo
friend In
Is worth mor<
ire than
the service, clip this
letter#.
5c
29c
30c
18c
10c
To the Boys in Service:
Ralph Waldo Emmerson once
wrote these lines: ‘‘So nigh is gran-
duer to our (fust, so near Is God to
man, when duty whispers low, thou
must, the youth replies, I can.”
To me he had in mma young men
like yourselves for you have answer-
ed the call and you will be victorious
in the end.
I did not do so bad for food this
past week for O. C. Nickle brought
me in a big sack of oysters and on
top of them Bill Walker brought me
a mighty nice pheasant already
dressed. However, I have not eaten
it but I know that it is going to be
mighty fine, and this last week
had a friend here who was telling
me about butchering a yearling and
I first asked him about the liver as
I did not want to come right out and
ask him for some of the steaks but
I finally told him that I could use
some of them and he did promise me
the liver but I do not think that he
thought too well of the steak propo-
sition.
I had a mighty nice letter from H.
W. Callan last Sunday and he told
me that he was doing OK, and also
said that the snow had melted down
to where he could see the tops of
the trees. He said most of the dug-
outs were leaking but the one lie
was In at the time was very modern
and that he believed that he would
make some woman a mighty good
cook when this was over for he was
learning fast over there,
Edwin Beasley writes me from
somewhere tn the South Pacific
that he has seen all of that country
that he ever cares to see, and that
he would like to come home for a
time. He said that if and when he
did get to come home that he was
going to ft* for a full 30 days and
sit and drink all of the fresh milk
that he could get.
I received a mighty nice valentine
card and letter from Lloyd Washam
this past week and he said that he
was retumfng to the surgery room
the 13th and hoped that this would
be his last trip, however he said
that he was doing fine and would
be mighty glad when the surgeons
had decided.that fhey had him all
fixed.up again.
Marlon'Schoonover has been In to
see me several times and he is
wearing his campaign ribbons with
about nine gtars and I heard some-
one ask hi®, If hp was not mighty
proud of thgpi and he said that he
was not too foolish about them and
would trade them to anyone for a
good hoe if they would Just let him
stay at home.
Bill Cain is always writing Ills
dad something to tell me and Just
what all he Is going to do to me
when he comes home and I want him
to cut this out and If he has any-
thing to say to me I want him to
write me direct and then when he
returns I will make him back up his
statements.
Roy Reed was here this past week
and he really looks great and tells
me tlfht he is doing OK but that
If he was running the Navy that
there would be some changes made.
John Cullers was in to see me
this past week and I did not know
him at first, in fact I had to ask
someone who he was after he left,
but he really looks good. John Mer-
tel came In to see me Saturday
night and he tells me that as far as
he can tell that he is doing fine but
that there is one thing in the Army
that he sure did not like and that
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE—second-hand water
softener. See at Moore Plumbing
Shop. 42-tfc.
LOST—pair pink rimmed glasses.
Fhone 9503. 42-ltp.
FOR RENT—about 250 or 300
acres for farming, also pasture land
for lease, or grazing land In spring.
FOR SALE—leather harness, wagon,
go-devil, other farm articles, some
household goods, mattress, coal heat-
er, gas cook stove, oil cook stove,
DeLaval cream separator, good
basinet, breakfast table and four
chairs. Mr. or Mrs. Luther Petty, Rt.
1 McLean, first mall box west of
Wheeler and Gray county line on
H’ghway 66. 42-2tc.
LOST—Fox terrier dog, male, an-
swers to name “Penny", white 'with
two brown spots on back. Face
brown with white around nose. $5
reward for return to Mrs, Allen
Trimble, Shamrock. 42-ltp.
CARD OF THANKS
Because we are unable to see per-
sonally the many friends, neighbors
and business people who so generous-
ly contributed to our welfare when
our home burned, we take this means
of expressing our sincere thanks
and appreciation. Without the kind
consideration of our friends and
neighbors, we could not have car-
ried on our farm work this year.
Now our outlook Is much brighter.
Mr. and Mrs. BUI Wood
and Family.
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Mrs. T. W. Bryan was dismissed
is the California weather.
There may be some men in the
service who are taller than James
Mrs. Ward McPherson and son
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Morrison of
Pampa, were overnight guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Montgomery
Tuesday.
Robert Earl, have returned from i
trip to Carthage, Texas, where the;
spent two weeks visiting with rela
fives. \
BERTEN DRUG gives S & I
FOR SALE a-lnch power saw with ! Oreerj Stamps. Ask for them. 28-tfc
Bennett Clark but I have not seen | 3 phase, 220 volt, 2 horsepower mo-
tor. White House Lbr. Co.
one yet. I am telling you that he is
as tall as a tree, but really looks
areat.
Nathan Holmes came in to see me
yesterday and he was also complain-
ing about the California weather
but said that he was doing fine and
as long as he had to be In the Army
that there was not muct difference
where you were stationed.
I saw a letter yesterday from
Joseph Pool to his wife and with
this he sent her some kind of a let-
ter from the commanding officer
praising his entire company and
telling them of the good work that
they had been doing, also the work
that they were then doing.
Do not forget to write the folks
each week, go to church often, and
be good sports.
Your friend,
BOB DOUGLAS
42-2tc.
Remember BERTEN DRUG uses
individual paper cup service for your
health’s protection. 28-tfc.
Mrs. Fred Holmes has been 111 at
her home this week.
Miss Leota Garrett of Plainview,
was a week-end guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W. O. Morrow.
Miss Jean Clay visited with rela-
tives and friends In Amarillo last
week.
Mrs. Vyvyan Boddy of Okla-
homa City, spent the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Palmer. She had a guest with her,
Mrs. Ray Pennington, of Oklahoma
City.
Mrs. Gerald Gaffney of Spokane
Wa$h., arrived last week-end tlfibi
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Darlington, Jr., for the dur-
ation.
Christ!, Is here for a visit withVei
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. O
Morrow. Mrs. Kennemer wlU bi
remembered as Miss Jo Marilyi
Camp, formerly of Shamrock.
See our rcady-bullt brooder ICTUS'
es. Let’s start those chicks out wilt
a new home. WHITE HOUSE LBR
CO. 39-tfc
Mrs. R. T. Hill, Miss Mary Si*»"h
Mrs. S. L. Draper, Mrs. T. E. Burk-
halter and Mrs. G. H. Burkhaltei
left Tuesday for a trip to Dallai
and Athens.
Washington made history by throwing a dollar across the Potomac, but confident-4
ially, any one of our customers could show him a thing or two about getting REAL
MEALAGE out of money. Yes ma’am— we’re telling the truth when we say our
food dollars go farther here because every price is a low price every day. But
seeing is believing, and you’ll see convincing proof of savings in every one of our>
five big food departments—each filled with fine quality foods to make shopping
here as easy as it is economical.
COFFEE
ADMIRATION
l-lb glass jar ............
29c
HONEY
Calif. 5-lb tin.
$1.25
BEANS
Brown Beauty, l-lb. can
10c
SUPER SUDS
Large box, .................
23c
POLISH
Radiant Furniture, qt. bottle
GREEN BEANS
lb ................
22c
CARROTS
Bunch ..........................
5c
CABBAGE
lb .............
4c
CAULIFLOWER
Snowball lb
15c
TOMATOES
Mexico, lb
19c
APPLES
Ark. Blacks, doz.
39c
POTATOES
'“fFvVlL We hauled them from
~ Colorado.
U. S. No. 1,
10-lbs...............
49c
Salad Dressing
Blue Bonnet, qt.......
33e
MINCE MEAT
15-oz. jar ..........................
25c
MEAL
Royal Seal, 5-lbs.
23c
MACARONI
Or Spaghetti, 16-oz. pkg. 2 for
25c
GOLDEN YELLOW TENDERSWEET
CORN 1
No. 2 ean ............................
LIMA BEANS
Scott Co., 1-tb jar..........
10c
MIX VEGETABLES
Scott Co., l-lb jar .............
14c
DICED CARROTS
l-lb jar, ................................
10ct
Chicken LOAF
lb ....................
0
35c
LOAF
Cheese & Macaroni, lb
35c
DRIED BEEF
14-lb ..........................................
18c
ft,
COTTAGE CHEESE
lb ...........................
25c
BOLOGNA
Large, lb ...........
32C
EGGS
Fresh, doz. ...........
30c
COCOA
Hershey’s, '/j-lb .....
11c
STARCH
Linit, box ...................
9c
STEAK
36c
BEEF LOIN
Choice, Tender,
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PUCKETTS
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Montgomery, Arval. The Shamrock Texan (Shamrock, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 22, 1945, newspaper, February 22, 1945; Shamrock, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth528623/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Shamrock Public Library.