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)AILY NEWS-TELEGRAM. SULPHUR SPRINGS. TEXAS
TUESDAY, AUGT
Phone
140
“Min
Clarified”
BROAOWAYMissioNCARH
~ V today to
WANT AD INFORMATION
The New*-T«legr»m reserves
to edit or reject any
advertising copy
was .v regards a. objection-
able, or that may cause loa* to
the reader, or low of c°nfi-
dence to reputable advertieera.
There are three way* to place
a classified ad. (1) come to the
iter at The Newt-Telegram
•e. An ad-taker will be on
■ to help you prepare your
cony. (2) Phone 140 and place
,our copy over the telephone.
(3) Out-of-towp readers write
yotir copy as wsnted ln paper
and. mail to Nows-Telegram.
ry.h with order on all out-ol
,».p..«
H a.m. to appear In the eve-
ning edition.
In the event error Is made,
Immediate notice muet ta giv-
en as The News-Telegram la re-
sponsible: for only ono Incor-
rect Insertion. Carrier boy*
are But authorised to make
classified collection. Mail
check or pay at the counter.
BUSINESS CARDS
CAUDLK UOnu
ville highway. If you want a used
car and want a good one cheap,
go by Caudle’s and see what he
has. Also big stock of used auto
parts for sale. Y|e buy junked and
burned cars too. Get otir bid be-
fore you sell. K. A. Caudle Used
Cars, Greenville Highway, just
past reservoir on the right side of
| highway.
1 FOR SALE — 1939 Chevrolet
Business Coupe. New motor.
Excellent condition. A. Irvin,
Cooper Highwny, City.
Tire** Pwtft Supplies 14
IF VOU have tftes, auto parts, or
if . . a. _ 11 nnt fru a
LIGHT FIXTURES
Fans — Supplies
Wiring And Repairing
Milligan Electric
Main Street «*— »
Omer F. Kirkpatrick, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Announces the Opening of
hie office for the general
practice of medicine. JV i {
395 Houston Street
Phone 446 Ree. Phone 661
supplies to sell, why not try
want ad under this heading.
Phone 140 and “Miss Classified"
will help you with the ad.
Male Help Wanted J\
HELP WANTED — Experienced
idairyhand, apply at Saunder’s
Dairy or phone 077.
HIlF WANTED - Experienced
Wheel Alinement
brake service
AsU. Straightened
M YRE
SAFETY STATION
104 Jefforwa St. Phone S13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Daily News-Telegram is
authorized to make the following
atitnoriiea 10 nwnc ..........
announcements eubject to the a©
tion of the Democratic Run-off
HELP WANTED — Experiences
mechanic. Good salary, good work
' ing condition*. See Jack Elliott,
Hen Didly Motor Company, 825
Main Street,
Lambert & Colfms
radiator shop
Cleaning, Reeoring, Rebuilding,
Yenrs of Experience en Radiators
Only. Prompt, Courteous end
Efficient Service to All.
Pb. 350 Sulphur Springs, Tern.
fey
l—Announcements
%—Florists and Nurseries
3— Funeral Director*
4— Professional Notice*
C—Money to Loan
*—Loet, Found, Strayod
f—Personals
Female Help Wanted __16
HELP WANTED—-Local firm has
L___smi.rnr lndv HR HHsint-
opening for young lady as aaslst-
jant bookkeeper and general of-
fice and clerical work. Some typ
ing and light dlctaUon. Write
Post Office Box 498, Sulphur
Springs, Texas.
J. HARLAN WEST
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Highest Quality Construction-
Best Grade Materials.
Call Us For Estimatas
WEST BLDG. SUPPLY CO.
lit Texas St. Ph. 1044
-Burineaa Service
Bcbu
■
I
.
o—wsuty Aids
IB—Wanted to Buy
11—Let’s Trade
IS—Used, Cara for 8*1*
15— Auto Service
14— Tires, Part*, SuppUe*
16— Male Help Wanted
IB—Female Help Wanted
17— Salesmen Wanted
18— Jobe Wanted
15— Men or, Women Wanted
SO—Coal and Fuel
81— Good Thing* to Eat
82— Household Goods
*8—Musical Instruments
84—Miscellaneous for Sale
RS—Pet* and Livestock
88—Poultry, Feed Supplies
87— Plants, Seed*, Shrub*
88— Hay and Grain
gB—Vnnn Implement*
»0—.fitments for Rent
81—Room, and Board
6*—2Lwptng Room.
8| Ret—* in Hotel*
f fl—— fpr Rent
)8 li'ieatiant""" for Rent
SB—W«MMt ta R#nt , ,
87_RmImm Opportunities
*8—Business Property
SriFarmT and Land*
if Hrffirtr for Sale
11—4* ter Sal*
48—Uenl Estate Wanted
48—Img*ls
Job. Wanted
I Carpenters, painter*, plumbers,
I “handy men” roofers, pest exter-
I ruinators, home laundries, sewing
baby sitters, stenographers can
ua* the Want Ad* successfully.
Phone 140 to place your copy.
EXPERT PLUMBING
Installation and Repair*
BETTER SERVICE
FRBE ESTIMATES
JACK TYLER
PLUMBING and HEATING
315 Main St. Phaaa 548
Primary In August:
For Congrasc, First Dictricti
WRIGHT PATMAN
of Bowie County p rf
(■UriccUoa)
For Stata Saaatai
A. M AIKIN, JR.
of Lamar County
Far Rapr..im.H^39* DUE.
CLAUDE H. McCORKLE
Far Sharif ft
AVERA RASURE
J. LEO DAVIS
Far CommUiionar, Prae. Si
O. E. (Oacar) HERMAN
E. L. (Llniie) McKINZIE
Far CommU.iancr, Prae. 4i
J. E. (Edward) CARPENTER
MARVIN VAN GLOSUP
For DUlriet Ciarki
BAYLESS W. EVANS
Tooth-a-Month
TODAY
RICHARD DIX
—In—
“BADLANDS
OF DAKOTA”
TODAY
ROBERT HUTTON
—in-
“WALLFLOWER’
WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
L:
:.*Hk
Around Denver, Colo., they call
him “Tooth-a-Month Tommy.
He's Thomas Lee Walker, who is
eight months old and proudly
sports eight teeth. He seems
happy about the whole thing.
Stock Market
WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
JOHN GARFIELD
TOD
GARY C
“UNCONI
Wednesday,]
and FJ
—in—
‘BODY AND
SOUL”
—Also—
CARTOON AND SPORT
J Household Goode_
FOR SALE — Kerosene
Stove, 815.00, Butane
Cook
Cook
I Stove, *5.00. Butane wash pot
burner*, *5.00. Payne’* Butane
I Company.
Paint Contracting
Palatlag, P»P*r - Hanging,
T.xtoning, ate.
All Wark Guarantaad
Saa or Call
Woodrow Wilson
Phana 788 ar 831
Miscellaneous for &*l* 24
WE have new portables and E. C.
Smith desk typewriter*. Also
sirnm uet* ij f*5 » V« a,---
typewriter* for rent. J. H. Nunn
Typewriter Service. Church St.
Phone 788
Apartments for Root 30
for RENT — Three-room fur-
nished apartment, electric refri-
gerator, hills paid, to couple.
Phone 021. 834 South Davis
Street. ____
FOR RENT — Downstair* apart-
ment. Close In. South expoaure.
Convenient to bath. See Mrs.
Mead, 206 Gilmer.
IF IT’S
AUTO GLASS
SEE US1
Plat* and Safaty Glass
Raplacad Wbila You Wait.
Furaitur* a»d Da.k Taps.
Westbrook Lbr. Co.
COLLEGE STREET
Refrigeration
Service
Household ■—
All Work Gooronlood
* imeimei"......
For Caunty Jadgat
WAYNE GEE
(Rariartiga)
Far Ceuaty Clark:
BEN D. WOOD
Ifte-Mortioa)
PAUL FLIPP1N
Far Couaty Traa.urari
7 JOE R. MARTIN
(RmImUok)
Far Ceuaty Atiorn.yi
RALPH R. RASH
l Rotation,
Far Justice ef Peace, Precinct li
BEN R. RAMEY
(to-*l<eUon)
For Tax A»»*»»ar-Call*cteri
SAM SPEED
(Re-election)
For CammGslonor, Procinct No. I,
W. H. (Booger) RATLIFF
ALLEN SANDERS
Far CommH.ionor, Prae. 2i
BOB SPRINGER
ttUriaetlan)
For District Judge:
CHARLES D. BERRY
OU-alactlo.)
EUGENE BRADY
Far District Attorney:
i Re-election) _
fR*1KrSC3nu »u.
ing pressure kept the stock maiket
on the defensive today.
The market started off on a
lower slant, tried a feeble come-
back with only fair luck, and then
pointed downward pr<e«
20c and 12c
Tax lacludod
nings it was a scoreles* hall game.
Then, in the eighth, Hutchinson
lost hi* control. He walked four
, . , men, forcing in a run. Hughson
ick, and then i ftnother lilfhl ball game by
aga:n. I lice west of margin*. 1 to 0.
George Sanders
and
Lucille Ball
—in—
“PERSONAL
COLUMN”
—Also—
NEWS AND SPORT
25c and 12c
Tax Included
jWOll Uliumci ----- ---- - -
potmen oew»"«," ——' , the narrowest of margin*. 1 to 0.
changes were mostly fractional. jjcxt came the ‘Yankees, and
In the minus column most of' ,her s,,ueaker for Hughson.
the time were U. S. Steel, Youngs- - -- -
en . ___TT»-<» In
me lime wvib ------- - - -
town Sheet, Firestone Tire. In-
ternational Harvester, American
Telephone, International Nickel,
Westinghousc Eliectric, Du Porlt,
II. S. Gypsum, Santa Fe, Nickel
pint*, Illinois Central, Standard
Oil (NJ), and Gulf Oil,
Steadier spots included Sears
Roebuck, Douglas Aircraft Na-
tional Distillers, Anaconda, top-
per, Dow Chemical, American Vis-
cose, and Southern Railway.
House* for Rent _____34
POR RENT—Duplex, three rooms
on each side. Cooper highway. No
conveniences. See Lewis Chap-
o..™.-. j Revival Meeting
Carter’.Ei**d«sheglAt Emblem
Clifton Services
Held on Tuesday
Bill Bevens was the New York
pitcher and he was at his beet. Hut,
tik Hutchinson, Bevens temporar-
ily lost his control. With the bases
loaded. Bevens walked Ted Wil-
liams to force in a run. lhighson
had another 1 to 0 victory.
The Red Sox pulled themselves
together with that kind of pitch-
ing. and soon they were romping
away to the pennant.
Then, in early September, the
Bostons needed one more victory
to clinch the flag, and they were
unable to get it. The Bosox drop-
ped six in a row, as Cronin took
advantage of the opportunity to
look over a crop of youngsters.
in
_ Ala"
CARTOON A
30c ant
Tax lac*.
cow dispatch says there are indi-
cations of still more conferences
between the Eastern and Western
representatives. And it observes
that while the Westerners seem
weary, there Is no hint of impa-
tience.
From elsewhere, come other in-
dications however.
British government sources are
quoted in London that the Moscow
negotiations remain stalemated
over What should he done to ob-
tain an immediate settlement in
Berlin. Last week, Molotov is sain
to have objected to the Western
plan for straightening out the ........
Berlin situation. Yesterday, ar-jwl)Id* like ktdit
cording to London, he submitted m,d lin,| Mbotagej
a Russian formula for solving the j But the State ij
currency argument, and indicated j him t|ial there • i
that its acceptance would tie tot- . confUct»ns reports; |
lowed by the removal of the traffic | jn( i(lpnl tha, hi-M
blockade. And W. T. Baheor-k. the ; coulrf no. \,v a,-, *
American deputy commander in w|] slso told
the German capital, has said he
I
1
Soviet
York.
Consul-Gel
The So via
' gation is bpmg m;i
Funeral services for Mr*. H. J-
Clifton, 82-year-old native citizen
of Hopkins County who died here
Monday, were conducted at Sul-
phur Bluff Tuesday afternoon.
Active pallbearers were Shed
I
HMU ■RfBFWl wa., ----------
101)9 or 589 day or nite, or come
by the Main Street Florist. You
home, *u vuiiTci„..'v«n, --------
Blucet. Lemon Real Estate Agency, j
.
FRANK WOLFE
bonded warehouse
Insured Truck*
Long Distance Moving
PHONE 957-J
Night Phone 1171
Greenville Highway
Sulphur Springs, Texas
r. „ ;™::;;7r7o"ni»|h« from a f.irl, steps uj I
Ftna b. i o Letter stop German source that the Russia * , criminal actiol «
thought that he had oettei “J instructed German railroad
fooling around and go attei tha ffj igl, to gtand by a possible re- I he i*"** ot > ft
big game. Naturally, be choMf of the railroad from Ber-1 Soviet exchange.
Hughson as his pitcher. j.. tn l)u> West. But now there’s ; in, turned up at as
The Cleveland Indians furnished thi to contrartict this. The. Sunday. He wasL
I the opposition that day. Boston ‘ ^ press S(M vire, which is have returned witj
‘made only two hits, bul_°'’® licensed by the British, quotes the j teachers to Kurwnril
Chapman, Watt Morris. Henry them wtts « home run by Ted w '>* | (-,erman supervisor of the line as-another teacher Jt
McGrede, Henry McCorkle, R. 1>. , |jams. Hughson, meanwhile, WM ldenving the tumor. . I **nk»na. missed 9
Sanders ami J. H. Wood. | playing the role of stopper ad- T'hill(fs ale not much hettei in I Kosenkma was ,
Honocavv pallbearers included mirably. He shut out the 1|pthe, current international nego- group of "bU* t
K 1 Ashen,ft Wail e Cun in. Joe ! as the Bosox clinched the pennant [ Soviet < onsul-l.e«J
ugn Sunday, 1Wood CD Sellers, Harmon with a 1 to 0 victory.
All in that, section aic ...... .....
Friday night, August 13, a re-
vival meeting will begin at the
Emblem Methodist Church, ami
will continue through Sunday, Au-
gust 22. All in that section aic
invited and urged to tm present,
regardless of creed. Rov, Roy W.
Cations.
th a 1 to u victory. j Russia has accused the A men- ; taken
mchet" ,V'c’laude McCorkle, Enos j The perfect stopper. That was Lan, ,„d British of wrecking the
L. Ashcroft. Charlie Dawson, Ward |Tex Hughson in l!Ut>. ',!W talk, on arm* limitations. »e
p
feringx beautifully arrangea »,luj WANTED TU RENT — Four or
designed with good taste will con-1 flve room house or unfurnished
vey a sympathetic message to a,lartmcnt. See John Yeuger, Mor-
hcrcaved one*. Main Street Flor- rii Food ......* ”” *“‘11
1st, across from City Hall. ’Your 1
§
Wlf —----
Downtown Floriat.
Business Property
FOB SALE OR RENT
_______ | r ' vr" —-----
38
20 x 40
can be
Lost, rouna, ^—_
STRAYED—White and brown fe-
male bird dog. 40? Rosemont.
“ Call
Robert Threatt. Call 831.
7:
BSES'l
Business Service__§
BRING your clothe* to Lilly»
Launderette, 216 Gilmer Street.
moved with no loss. Al»o com-
plete paint and body equipment
and woodworking machinery. Sell
or rent together or separately.
Ralph Gilbreath, 116 S. Moore
Ave.
ELECTRICIAN
Motors, Controls, Home Wiring
Appliances, Fans Rebuilt.
No Job too Largo—Nono too
Small. Quick Service. If You
Need Electrical Service, Call
C. R. COX
Phone 963 or 69
regardless of creed. Rov. Roy I barker Gordon Barker, Shade,
White, the pastor, will be assisted !ffor j, Burt Waits, D. B. Ucd-1
by Rev. J. P. Luton.—Reported. |r(rk_ j Spence ami the Board |
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express onr sin-!
cere thanks to our many friends
who were so thoughtful, kind
and sympathetic in the sudden
, passing of our sister, Mrs. Suit:
) Sparkman.—Her brothers and
sisters.
rick, J. D. Spence and the Board
of ' Stewards, First Methodist
Church, Sulphur Springs.
Berlin Blockade
Stewards Meet
Is Postponed
(Continued from page one)
Soviet Consul-Ger
to the Cora
cans ana dihimi ... - ■ . ......- j York t itj. She |
■ UN talks on aims limitations. The _*tili there.
Security Council is resuming do- j Samarin has a!'
1 bate on Y ugoslav assertions that j hut Rep!
(the two Western Powers *re ; jjundst of South
i scheming to return Trieste that San.m in is bet
I Italy. And in Belgrade, the Rus- . ^ (>wn re,|U(.st.’f
| sian bloc voted ."dully today to
1 I » ITvaxa.svVl S.ffnlt foi IfUat
____________ _ . Farm and Undi
We' wilt use your soap or o“r|FOR SALE—93oicre
ioap, which-ever you like. Our
39
farm, one
»oap, which-ever you like, uun mi|e from city limits on
work must please or we Jd®n * j Crush Road. Four-room house,
charge. Cloae in, block and h,llf|barn, plenty of water. Phone 363 ---
sr::.....hr
all work guaranteed. Pickup and j fn|.m Fair improvement*. 6 miles
delivery service. All new Bendtx I . o{ guiphur Springs. Dewey
Welding Service
Satisfaction Guaranteed
EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING
And Blacksmithing
Robbins, Goodrum and Reed
Half Block South off Main
on Magnolia Street
No Draftees
' Moscow radio has .....
Lf its broadcasts to assailing the
Western Powers — usually the
| United States. But today, the Mos-
cow radio railed r‘" ',lnspr coda-,
boration
and Russia
tees of fret* navigation
Danube River.
dalivery aurvicr. All new nanaix of gujphur Springs. Oowey
machines. We wash your clothes j But|fr> pituburg, Texas. Phone
at no extra coat. Next wash day, _____
ai no exvra
send your clothe* to Drake atm
Holder Washateria, 307 S. Locuat
Street. Phone 1197.__
"eTWATI H SHOP, Doe*
Houeee for Sal* 40
TOI V sale—N«« RTE
E. WATCH Stittr, iio«s I^e, 220 Ponder Street after
eur watch keep accurate time? K,P- «*
. .. . .l-U ,1 nluce that guar-iEfti
not take it to a place that guar-t gfAUTifUL Hillside addition on
an tees to make your watch run. | Hodge street has several new four
Latest type cleaning equipment, | and fjvf room houses for sale. No
. s » - - .. t ,. u i * t I. A 1 j ■ I 3,.,,.,, nst
J. K. BRIM
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Sulphur Spring* State B*nk
Building
(Continued From^age One)
adds^that he has no Idea when
the Army wilt issue its call. Au
[young men between 19 and J5
' must register starting October
31, hut no one will he inducted
after he has passed bis 06th birth-
day, regardless of the registration.
The Air Force, Navy and Marine
Corps are not taking any draftees
because their recruiting has filled
The regular meeting of the
Board of Stewards of the H>'*1 [peace. ...
Methodist Church scheduled for The broadcast was not(with-
tonight has been jmstponed until out the usual ideological mgs. (> 0„>ltv ............... .
Sunday evening following church Licluded an assertion that 1 j country and the Mate IVpaitim
services. The wives of Stewards MHonary circles in the Lotted j—rijfln „„«■ the Samarin* ate
P.„ | ...; ;0“”“
devoted much j teM of f,et. navigation on t!l* kn„ws wherc Sam
he can leturn t<) t
aulale if he waiit
says that Samarm
hiding today to a
Committee s suhp
milter wants to sc
; further infurmatio
to this ag. actiMtie- in ti
MiMnwhilt*. two
government offici
States. But today, the Mo*. J
i'between the Unil^d Sta't'es j Subpoenas
lasia to assure a lasting; ___
(Continued From Tage One)
the Soviet ambassador
...........................................'•.......
Repotted.
Good Stopper
I... IMS K.
some ciedit for victory over Japan Rllaaian Ani'>as*ador
(Continued From I’ag. irnnu o.c.... —- -
■:— a week, between the Western am
It was a scoreless deadlock when , Rassador* in Moscow and Foretgi
some t tv»«iv •••• ,
| in whst was referred to as a tignt- ()| i, j,a„vuana
ing friendship and partnership | m#l(dwi thal
I with Russia. ‘ ~ ‘
i This development came after a
! third meeting last night, within
Russian Ambassador Alexan- the .■onfall C
der I’anvushk.n has formally de- Lluaheth Bentleyi
the State Depart- says that Lee an<«
ment have the Samarins placed her with «trel *1
“undet the protection” of th- tion._________
Latest type cleaning equipment, and fivf room houses tor *aie. no
and plenty of part*. G. * B- down payments for veterans. FHA
Watch Shop, 123 Jefferson Street. ,nd G1 |oana. All house* have two
JTbvi'ai’g SHOE SHOP! Mam! bedrooms, Venetian blind*, hard-
GREEN S ....... floors, bathroom wall heat-
J. I. KNIERIM
because their recruiting nss um-u i it was a xumc» ,.i»».-.ck when , R,ssador!, in Moscow and Foreign
their manpower quotas. Therefore, j the Sox went to bat in a 'ate m- jjjnjater Molotov. And the amhas-
" of the men drafted for some ‘ njng. With one out, Bobby Docrr
,.ri... onnYM U’ill 1FO 1 >1 tO I clarnttYFfl 8 llipl© tO ltd'll
all o! me men ui«d«h *'* • niuj*. »»«v«. ’ i # I nadon* conferred among: tnenise ve
months to come will ko into the Utammed a triple to deep 1 i today, presumably to wo,k ou
. % v . ..I. i L« iiiivt r.o 11 fir ! ’
Army.
Ktraet. Have your old shoes 10-
mirod today. Brintf them to ua.
One day service. Guaranteed to
pleas* y®u-
U(Mil UvinUi vviispvisas. ------ - ----
wood floor*, bathroom wall heat-
ers, double sinks in kitchen.
Houses can be seen by calling 73
or 198. _________
| FOR SAi.E-T-F.xtra nice five room
CHIROPRACTOR
“Th* Plata ta Gat Wall”
402 CanaaBy Straat
One Block Wast of Post Offlc*
Republican State
i field. Rudy York, the next 1'***t*'r- i (hcl, nPXt move
j hit a high, twisting foul j negotiations with Russia
the current
(Continued from page one)
- .....for SALE Extra nice five room
Wanted to Buy _ '®| OiA home, hardwood floor*, viuio’
CSflCE^Wiil buy your Iron, top | H,n blind*, rockwool In attic,
Rupert Gordon Wreckln*; large lot, Houston street, 100 per
Yturd* South Darli Street ^ ^ (cent loan to GI. Lemon Real Lb*
South Davit Street |cent loan to
•jOrfwjTo' 6IJY—SmaRblte
fir'aaven-year-old boy. Will trade FOR SALE Three room* and
■ -bicycle, or buy. Call I.«t" Built two vi
Wade Scott.
•a Trade
bath. Built two years. Lights,
M. C. BAILEY
ABSTRACTS
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
Sine* IBtl
Th* old**! abstract and roal
astat* firm in Hopkias Coanty.
Cleveland dugnut. On a gambit
l)oeir set off for home after the j
catch was made. He caught the;
Cleveland first baseman by sur- j
j peine, and the Bosox were out in!
front, 10 to 0.
For instance, it's a Crentier That was the final score, teller
man — L. J. Lenckenstein of had hurled a five-hitter. But1
Beaumont—who was named tern- Hughson had thrown a thiec-hit-
Inorary chairman and ktynoter of ter. ... ,, -
the State GOP pow-wow. The Red Sox moved .into I e-
In his address, Benckcnstein troit, still pla.v't'g in-and-out hall.
... 'When Hughson took the mound
• Join with us. you Texans-1 against the Tigers, he again was
It’s the only common-sense enursdin the familial role of stopper.
fl„ Texans to follow. The Dem-t Freddie Hutchinson was the De-
erraticTarty,” the Beaumont maty nut pitcher, and for seven in-
said, “is no more.” ! ' -—
A Mos-
EXPERIENCED
mechanic
Good salary, good work-
ing condition*.
See Jack Elliott
Ben Dildy Motor
Company
825 Main St.
Our Service Doe:
Stop With Install.
mm 9 O r* O I / 1 IT \l/lv sv f \A/ <5
HELP WANTED j We SERVICE What We S
bam. asm t — IT
water and butane g*». Lot 75x120,
In new city limit*. Highway 164,
north. Burt C. Wait*.
YOU
a ’«« ^d" 1 K^Ali''- four-room
to trade for » -46 rord, u ^ thr««
want to trade for a -4« E°r^'house, three acre*. Fair improve-
rant to trade for a raUio-| p k Hike
„,y.r comhlnation, put an U~ 1 *r*\rA-
'.^Vhone 140 and “Mi**j
PNonf ifv ——
III help you with your
For parental energy In looking
after it* young, the house wien
- i has all other birds topped. One
12 wren was recorded a» having fed
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Grover Seller*, Win. J. Funning#
Seller* & Fanning
LAWYERS
Mitchell Bldg. Phone 1084
Sulphur Springs. Texae
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' Great to Relieve MONTHLY
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Ivie L. Coppedge and J. I. Coppedge
Announce The Opening Of
DR“ JUANITA
CHAPMAN
CHIROPRACTOR
By Appointment Only
BZB Church 5k Eh. 1018
*w —....... _ Announce tne opening
FEMALE PUNS COPPEDGE GARAGE
Are you troubled by dUtrt* of W W ■ ■ m m ^
male functional monthly tiuuu
,rem pstn. t«t *
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At 406 Connnlly Straat
(Shorty M.ddar’s Former Location)
Prompt and Efficient Auto Repair Work
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It’s Time to Consider
Attic Ventilatit
We Have Sixes for Both ResidenceI
Business Houses. 1
WE WILL BE GLAD TO ESTIMATE YOUrJ
AT ANY TIME—THE EARLIER THE BE^
Carter Electric
401 Gilmer Street
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Bagwell, Eric. The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 190, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 10, 1948, newspaper, August 10, 1948; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth826362/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.