The Llano News from Llano, Texas • Page 10

CAJtERAS. CAM, Polorotd, and other ProfCtarsYand Supplies. Jim's Jeweri-. 4S-tfc Miscellaneous JS- 1 A JIM HAS HEARING aida and accessories at Jim's Jewelry. Phone 269-J.

45 tfc FOR LAWN MOW- in to Winkel's GardM 1 'Store. IG-tfc 4 DOW CHEMICALS for killing weeds, brush, garden and flower peats. CORNER DRUG. 15-tfc i FOR SALE: 1 'Our Veterinary De- is stocking vac' Seines: Btacklejf Anti-BIoat, tosptrosis, Inlsefible Iron (Pigs), Tongue Soremouth '(Sheep); also Penicillin and Com Wotic a Coopertex Dnst, Rotenone Fill yanr needs at Winkel's Feed 16-ltc New three bedroom bouse -near school. Phone 89 or see Smith McCullough Lumber Company.

30-6tc 3FOR SALE: Mrs. Ireland West's Six room home, stormhotise, good well, electric barns, chicken house, goat outside city limits and be bought worth the money. Also 'have 500 acres and 1,050 -acres an the best part of Llano We have the Willbern iplace cjearned and are ready to anypdnd and size building -lot wish; also have several two- -3md 'three-bedroom residences $3,500 up. F. M.

CASSADAY Phone 489-J 31-3tp LIVESTOCK SPRAY'S. Ticks and lice are expensive. COR.VER tmUG. 15-tfc STRAYED: beagles, male and female, Call FOUNT): At Buttery Funeral Home recently, one pair children's glasses. Owner may claim at News office by paying for this ad.

32-tfc "ATTENTION MEN IN LLANO and surrounding counties. If you have a minimum of one year Life or Accident and Health experience, we offer a top General Agency Contract with Vested Renewals phis Salary. For details write Mr. Rapoport, Vice-President, 1202 Medical Arts Bldg Waco 33-1 tc Bus. Opportunities WORM FARM' sen's or retail.

Block and half east of Dew Drive Inn. East Leon Street, watch for OPPORTUNITY MAN OR WOMAN Responsible person from this area, to service and collect from automatic dispensers. No selling. Age not essential references, and $400.00 to $700.00 investment necessary. 7 to 12 hour weekly nets up to $300.00 monthly income.

Possibility fulUimc work. For local interview give phone and particulars. Write P. 0. Box 865, Okla.

City, Okia. 33-ltp jArea ROTC Cadet Trains In Oklahoma FORT SILL, Jay Wil' liams, third year student at College has commenced his six week period of military instruction in practical application of military science and tactics at this the largest artillery and missile center in the free world. The youth is one of nearly 800 youths from twenty leading colleges and universities in the Nation who arrived at this huge military reservation over the past weekend. Cadet Williams is the son of Mr and Mrs. W.

J. Williams, Click Route and will be "in the army" for the next six weeks assimilating military knowledge by practical application of theories taught in the class rooms at their colleges. The youth, along with the hundreds of other cadets will receive a considerable amount of instruction and practice in leadership techniques and artillery tactics. He will be afforded the opportunity to fire, or see fired artillery weapons ranging in caliber and type from howitzers and guns, to missiles and rockets. lUe will also be given an opportunity to ride in a helicopter and acquaint himself with the other material utilized by the US Army's Artillery Branch.

(continued from page 1) J. Edwin Smith Robert W. Hamilton Wilmer B. Hunt JUSTICE OF SUPREME; COURT, PLACE NO. 2 I Frank Culver JUSTICE OF SUPREME! COURT, PLACE NO.

3 Ruel C. Walker ASSOC. JUSTICE OF SUPREME) COURT, PLACE NO. 4 (Unexpir- ed term) Joe Greenhill Sarah T. Hughes RT JUDGE COURT OF GRIM LNAL APPEALS Kenneth W.

Woodley OR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER Culberson 16th New FOR SALE: One 12-gauge Winchester pump model 12 shotgun; practically new. Has recoil pad See Cullie Carter. WANTED WANTED: To retape a ad restring Venetian blind's. Carl, Phone 419-W. fattr.

MAN WANTED for 1500 -iaraily Rawleigh business in Llano County, Permanent if you are a hostler. See C. E. Swartekopf, Route 1, Leander, or write RawleigK's 3Dept. TXG-1570-123, Memphis, 31.3'fo NOTICES LIST YOUR tneots for rent In the Llano News Jfor quick raaulta.

FOR ROACH or Household Pest Phone Clymer Gardens. Work Guaranteed 4 Months. 36-tfc Dal-Mon Motel, Phone 455-W have a Western Mattress Company representative call by your Abome with and -fcoformation. 33-tlc REAL ESTATE NOTICE I almost sold out -last week. two houses.

I need new listings. I do charge for rental service. For the best service, list your property with ALF WILSON. 33-2 tc POLITICAL jANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENT FEES (Payable In Advance) County Offices $20 00 City Offices 12.50 Precinct Offices District Offices $25.00 The Llano News Is authorized to announce the candidacy of the following: FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE, District 74: JAMBS T. (TERRY) TOWNSBND GLEN D.

RANDOLPH EDWARD V. VERLANDER FOR STATE SENATOR, District 16: HAROLD G. KENNEDY SYLVESTER LEWIS JOE SWANNER LOUIS CRUMP FOR COUNTY R. P. Me WILLIAMS FOR COUNTY TREASURER: MRS.

DEATS FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Precinct 1: E. B. MORRISON FOR DISTRICT AND COUNTY CLERK: J. A. MA YES MOORE JOHANSON FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Precinct No.

2: c. D. MCDONALD ROY BARRY T. E. CLENDENNEN TOM MCCORMICK FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Precinct No.

T. T. HOMESLEY (continued from page 1) the fire hall, or at the swimming pool. Students completing the courses include: Diving: Darrell Russell, David Russell, Judy Winkel, Ronnie Derrick, Jamie Winkel, Dillon Wooten, Karolyn Derrick, and Christie Hasse. Beginner Swimmers: Stephen Pryor, Pete Berrien Jeannette Berrien, Clarence Berrien, Jimmy Robertson, Mike Virdell, Mickey Virdell, Davy Hoerster, Sharon Stolz, Wade Hutto, Douglas Light Kenneth Rhoades, Franklin Rat' luf, Diannc Woolen, Virginia Light, Danny Lester (Bertram) Darnell Lester, Sandra Lester Dayton Warden, Linda Warden Kathy Warden, Mrs.

N. M. Coats' and Mrs. Evelyn Light. Also Tanya Rogers, Judy Fuege Kay Fuege, Linda Fuege, Judy Wilson, Sarah Villanueva, Estella Villanueva, Larry Miller, Richard Rabb, Bryan Russell, Darrell West Toni Osbourn, Joni Osbourn, Pamela Collins, Kenneth Stephens Marie Miller, Sammy Tate, Henry Tate, and Mary Frances Rubles of Bertram.

Intermediate Swimmers: Ida Nell Hasse, Elgina Hasse, Lind; Ray. J. P. Ray, Sammy Rabb Louise Kuykendall, Gary Bauman Johnny Little, Ann Winfrey, Bar bara Etheridge, Roger Walker i Duane Conley, and Connie Virdell i Swimmers: Syann Ruble of Ber tram, Mrs. Milton Ruble, Vicki Virdell, Christy Hasse, Darrell Russell, David Russell, Luke Eth- cridgc, Ronnie Derrick, Judy Win i kel, and Dillon Woolen.

Junior Lifesavers: C. P. Little Dianne Nails, Pete Fowler, Jac' quie Phelan, and Ervin Light. Robert S. Calvert FOR STATE TREASURER Jesse James FOR COMMISSIONER OF GENERAL LAND OFFiCE Bill Allcorn L.

J. (LIT) Dimmitt FOR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE Tom Griffin Glenn H. Kothmann John C. White FOR ASSOC, JUSTICE COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS, 3rd SUPREME JUDICIAL DISTRICT Robert G. Hughes FOR CONGRESSMAN, 21st REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT OF TEXAS 0.

C. Fisher FOR STATE SENATOR SENATORIAL DISTRICT Sylvester Lewis Harold G. Kennedy Louis Crump Joe B. Swanner REPRESENTATIVE, 74th resentative District Edward V. Verlander Glen D.

Randolph Terry Townsend Wilbur B. Allen COUNTY JUDGE R. P. McWiliiams THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1958 OF E. B.

Morrison J. A. Ma yes Moore Johanson G. D. McDonald Roy Barry i T.

E. Clendennen COUNTY Tom McCormick FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, Precinct 4 T. T. Homesley We're Having A Good Time Elect I WILBUR ALLEN STATE REP. 74th DIST.

We have ler Weafher CO.N-OPERATED, AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY 4 BLOCKS NORTH OF BRIDGE NEWS CORRAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY MEN OR WOMEN (CAN START PART TIME) HerrJctnr our lUmtlfuI DUpUy CMW. in Unu. Fowl. H.nJ- Appliance Hlorii, Including ottmr collecting for tnerchan- and roDlunlih- UNLIMITED A. PRODUCT OF THE WORID FAMOUS WAtTHAM WATCH COMPANY.

ACTIVE IN BUSINESS SINCE 1850. Appllnnti fin UUlributwi M. OH, porrn.nem eii.leril. ln All MUbJljhwl bjr in your rSK "ACIIJTIE8 SAnv KX EUIKNi NKCKS- MAHY. a train you PASH 1NCOMK STA11TS POTENTIAL o' lout a noun wwkly io nimlc plan and JHT9.60 ulltbl.

Imme.iui.ly. by our of Inrenlory todmjr til'lrtii. phone and Time Industries, 170 West 74th New York 23, N. Y. FOR SALE Nine hundred acres choice land, four miles Southwest of Cherokee, Texas.

Sellina to settle an estate. Sealed bid accompanied -by cashiers check equal to 10', of bid "will be received to August 1, 1 958. Possession Feb. 1959. To inspect property see Edward Hart Cherokee, Texas MAIL ALL BIDS TO E.

G. HILLMAN, EXECUTOR SAN SABA, TEXAS (continued from page 1) With the many dams built already throughout the state, from the tiny spreader-dam size to i Buchanan Dam, much indeed has already been done. But there re- mains an endless amount of work to be done before the ultimate goal is reached. Anyway, in keeping the need i for water conservation before Ihe public, the political candidates are indeed serving a good purpose- i A note enclosed with a subscription renewal recently from Mrs. D.

Montgomery of Dallas, i thanks us for reminding her that her subscription is expiring' Our 1 pleasure. Mrs. Montgomery, but! we do appreciate the notes' Remember thai retail credit procedures course that begins Monday night at 7:30 at the Hotel i Llano, sponsored by the Retail Merchants Association and con-, ducted by Lowry M. Carpenter Retail Credit Specialist from the University of Texas Mrs. Cornelius Dies Funeral Set in Lometa Mrs.

Tlitha Ann Cornelius, 9 died early Wednesday morning July 16, at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Charlie Cornelius, ir Llano. Mrs. Cornelius was born in Llano County February 14 1866 the daughter of the late Mr. am Mrs.

Lafayette Davis. She was married to John William Cornel HIS. Mr. Cornelius died in 1924 There are thirteen sons and daughters surviving. Mrs.

Cornelius had lived most of her life in Llano County, also spending a few years at Lometa. I he eight surviving daughters are Mrs. Archie Ferguson of Paw- hsha, Oklahoma, Mrs. Zirro Marley of Bend, Mrs. Albert Conradt Mrs.

Floyd Crane, and Mrs. Arthur Martin, all of Lometa Mrs. Ed Hopper of Brownwood Mrs. Lawrence Doss of Martin Mrs. Charlie Anderson of The five sons include Virgil Cornelius of Burnet.

P. L. Cornelius of Brownwood, Porter Cornelius of Ft. Hood, Bill Cornelius of Hico and Emmit Cornelius of Lometa There are also 41 72 great grandchildrend, and 1 great-great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 4 o'clock this (Thursday) after noon at the Lometa Church oj Christ with L.

V. Nobles officiat ing. Interment will be in the Lo meta Cemetery under the direc tion of the Waldrope Funeral Home. MYM SPECIALS FOR 6 DAYS mm Miss Linda LeCoste of Lafayette, has been visiting her aunt, Ada Light, and will return home soon with her mother, Mrs Charles LaCoste, who will come to Llano Saturday. CARD OF THANKS May I take this means of sincerely thanking Dr.

Henry Hoerster, the hospital staff, the minis- and my relatives and friends "or the kindness shown to me in so many ways during my recent tay in the Llano Memorial Hospi- al. How wonderfully God ministers to our needs through lives dedicated to his service! N. F. Kothmann 33c 4 for 1 Ib. Capehart, Zenith, Mo- ttorola Sales and Service.

Radio TV, and Hi-Fi. Elbert C. Hahne) Phone 712, Fredericksburg, Texas, Llano Highway. 33-tfc OES MEETING HELD Mrs Jack Morgan, worthy matron, presided at a stated meeting i of the local chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, held Monday night at the Masonic Hall. 1 A social followed the meeting with the following hostesses in charge: Mmes.

H. D. Siniard, Jack I Frazier, Robert Kassell, and Bessie Grooms. CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCHEDULE June thru September Llano Mass 9 a. m.

every Sunday. Mason 7 a. (2nd, 4th and 5th aun.) Mass 11 a. m. (1st 3rd Sun.) Rev.

Leo J. F. St. John, OMI P. 0.

Box 605 Mason, Texas ELECT GLENN H. KOTHMANN Commissioner of Agriculture July 26 because KOTHMANN young, vigorous, qualified born, raised, trained and worki fulltime in Texas agriculture a Texas agriculture graduate, active in Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Texas Cattle Raisers Ex-Students, on Legislature's important agriculture committees, Jaycees, Texas National Guard, American Legion from a family of pioneer Texas and ranchers KOTHMANN rtands for service to ALL TEXAS AGRICULTURE. (fol. by Cltnn ens Ice Cream i (Not Mellorine) 7 f. Orated Tuna, 5 for i i 1.00 count 2 for .19 Scott Towels, 2 for Heinz Baby Food, Doeskin 2 for .39 Cantaloupes, 2 for vARKETPECIALS Canned Hams Ground Meat, 2 Ibs.

Short Ribs, pound Lpnghorn Cheese, pound .39.