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News Want Ads SAN SABA NEWS. SAN SABA. TEXAS. THURSDAY. FEB.

tfi 1939 FOR trade, usea cafa to all kinds live stock. See Key John son, Goldthwaite, Texas. R2-p FOR home in East End lerms reasonable. Mrs. Thompson, 1315 Ave.

Brownwood, Texas. 16 tf FOR SALE-7 or 8 full blood Plymouth Rock cockerels. Mrs. Ward Holman, San Saba. Feb.

3-3tp FOR and second hand farm implements at bargain prices, see J. M. Gunter. Feb. 9-3tc FOR 12x14 tent for sale cheap.

See Wallace Ballard on Lometa road, opposite Cotton Gunter's. Feb. 9-ltp I 1 OR Rico seed sweet potatoes. H. Richmon, Richland Springs, R.

1. Feb. 2-3t FOR bicycles for boys. All in good condition. Will be sold dirt cheap.

Inquire at Alderman Cabinet Shop. Feb. 9-11 FOR RENT- FOR apartment. Close in. Mrs.

S. J. Bross. Feb. 9-1 tc FOR apartment, furnished or unfurnished.

Mrs. B. L. White. Phono 38.

San Saba. Feb. 1C-It FOUND-Key caddy containing keys. Inquire at News office. Feb.

3-2t pasture cows at 75c per head, yearlings 50c. Gooc grass and water. 0. F. Woodard, Cat Claw.

12 opportunity to sell for you any surplus livestock, farm implements, or a hundred and one things that you would to turn into cash by using News "Want" or "For Sale" Classified advertisements. Feb. 9-tf i LOCKER By LINDT FOR RE -room unfurnished apartment with private back porch Connectim: with hath. One block smith of Sun Saba grammar school. Gone Branch.

Feb. 3-2tp FOUND- of upper plate tooth in front of Robt. Thornton's home. Inquire at Now si offico. Feb.

9-2tc brown leather for ritfht Richard call at News of- fico for same and pay for this adv. (Feb. l6-3t) Lindy Returns Home After a few days' stay in the hospital at San Angelo, a short visit with the son, Clifford Smith, and family of Miles, A. P. Smith and wife are at home, also the other daughter, Mrs.

Evelyn Smith, accompanied us to San Angelo, visiting her son, Dwight McEachern, and family, spending this week-end with us. The husband, Jimmie Smith, and son, T. were dinner guests in this home Sunday, returning in the afternoon with Mrs. Smith to their home at Tall. Lindy is now feeling just like a nillion, sitting by our own fireside, eating meals at home with a few visits of friends and relatives, deceiving a few cards and letters of which we are appreciative, and old time schoolmates bringing back sweet memories of childhood days with recalling of a few of the old time pretty girls.

That was indeed cheerful and pood memories of better days that have gone by forever. But Lindy dearly loves to live over and over with you. Mrs. Garrctt. Here's hoping you will regain health and happiness rapidly.

Mrs. Johnnie Rowe is here for an extended visit with her mother, Mrs. Hetta Coffey. Dit Shaw and Clayton Wiley of San Saba were Locker guests Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. H. R. Smith from Grove were recent visitors of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Pierce. Mrs. George Coins is visiting relatives in Brownwood. All school children enjoyed the week-end at home, as the teachers attended a teachers' meeting at Brady. A school play was enjoyed by a large crowd Friday night of last week.

T. M. Sofge and family were visitors of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Coehran of Brownwood.

Sidney Neal and family of Spring Creek were Sunday afternoon visitors of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Taylor.

James Bradley and family from Fort Stockton are here visiting the parents, Uncle Jack Pierce and family, and three sisters, the two Mrs. Standlees and Mrs. Denver Shaw. J. J.

Johnson was a Saturday visitor of San Saba. Mrs. ff. C. Wade and baby daughter of Goldthwaite spent the week-end with her parents, Bob Coehran and family.

Hubert Bolton and family from Bowser were last week visitors of Prentice Goodloe and family. A community birthday party was 'njoyed in the home of Sammy Hickman and wife Saturday night. Lindy was very sorry not to be able to attend, as the honoring all who had a birthday" in she was one of the lucky number, birthday being the 16th. Sidney Neal and family were the guests of their parents, Jim Neal and wife Sunday. Alonzo Grant and family were in Brownwood Saturday, having dental work done for Mrs.

Grant. Her teeth were extracted. Sunday afternoon being visitation day with Mrs. J. A.

Parks and her sister. Miss Velma Lindsey, thoy made an appreciative call to see this writer. More visitors are invited as Lindy is advised by all doctors to remain on both crutches at least 8 weeks. Visitors are invited to call at all hours of the day and at night also. Some few farmers have begun to break land, but more are eager to jret land broke, as it seems.

Sand storms are coming early and expected late also, judging 'from groundhop day, and that thunder on the third day of February means frost in April, which is a very old saying, but nevertheless, it pays to take warning each year, as it very near holds good. So no corn will be planted on the 14th of this month. Stock feeding' yet prevails. Spring Creek tm Sick Girl Honored A pie supper was given at Spring Creek in honor of Mary Bell Whitley, daughter 'of Mr. Mrs.

Buddy Whitley, who is confined to her bed with a bad infection. Miss Whitley has been under the care of several doctors during the past six years but cures have been only temporary and it is the wish of the entire" family she be permanently cured by the treatment prescribed by Dr. Sealy of Santa Anna. People from Spring Creek and visitors from other communities were very generous in taking part in the pie supper for so worthy a cause. A sum of fifteen dollars was raised which is ample to supply medicine during her 21 day confinement.

Anyone doing the slightest deed of kindness for their physically depressed daughter receives their heartiest thanks. They especially thank Herb Taylor for his help at the supper in selling the pies, those wo have brought gifts and those who are nightly caring for Mary Bell. They wish everyone to know how appreciative they are for all courtesies. Rev. Slieger filled his Sunday appointment at the Church of Christ.

A goodly number was present, including Mrs. Jim Edgins, who, tho unable to walk alone after her lengthy illness, was assisted by friends. Mrs. Edgins was very happy to have gone to services again. Mrs.

Dee Rutherford is improving but is still confined to her bed. A Valentine party for the school will have been given when this goes to press. Young and old love Valentines. Smith and Robert Chapman of Rich land Springs, Mrs. Thomas Cummings and baby, Fayvette, Martha Eunice Sparkman and of course Bob Coehran, who was 59 years old, and his family.

Locker Junior Reporter, Shorty Birthday Dinner Bob Coehran was surprised with a grand delicious birthday dinner Sunday. Those present were: Mrs. J. C. Wade of Goldthwaite and baby, Bai-bara June, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Mrs. L. W. Smith and daughter, Pauline, were in Richland Springs Saturday afternoon.

H. R. Maxcey, Raymond Cawyer and Johnnie Ruth Coffey saw the show at Richland last Friday night. The Richland bus ran the regular route. The ones from Locker at the pie supper Friday night at Neal were Miss Pauline Smith, Earl Parks and H.

M. Taylor, who was auctioneer. The Locker teachers and Mrs. H. M.

Taylor of Locker, who is teaching at Bethel, attended the teachers' meeting at Brady Friday. We were sorry to hear of Mrs. A. P. Smith's misfortune last week But we are glad to say that she is at home now and we hope is feeling fine.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hendricks Mrs. L. W.

Smith and daughter, Pauline, and Miss Rudeen Hendricks were at the show at San Saba last Tuesday night. and -Mrs. A. C. Grant and children were in Brownwood Saturday where Mrs.

Grant is having some dental work done. Raymond Cawyer was in Richland Springs Friday on business. E. A. Taylor and son, 0.

W. Taylor were also in Richland Springs Saturday afternoon. L. W. Hendricks and J.

A. Parks were business visitors in San Saba Tuesday. Ike Smith of Bowser was in our little town shopping Saturday. Mr. Alderson, one of our respected, teachers, spent the week-end in Brownwood.

Ernest and Earl Massey were in Locker Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Jim Neal was in San Saba, to see Dr. Stone, Thursday. Mr.

and Mrs. H. M. Taylor am' Rev. W.

T. Sparkman were in San Saba Tuesday. George Murray visited Sam Hickman Saturday afternoon and Saturday night for the party. Mac Wooldridge visited his mother in Brownwood Thursday. Rev.

W. T. Sparkman filled his regular appointment this week-end at High Valley. Mrs. Hetta Coffey and her daughter, Johnnie Ruth, went to San An- gelo after another one oi ters, Carrie Frances, who in the sanitarium, Monday.

Mrs. W. T. Sparkman, and little Mary Gertrude ate with her daughter, Mrs. Parks, Sunday.

Reta May Sparkman spent the with Armeda Crawford Sunday. I understand that Jessie May Sofge spent the afternoon with Johnnie Ruth Coffey. Rev. Hardth preached hero Sunday at the Methodist Church. There was a very nice crowd at the school program and everyone enjoyed it very much.

There will be singing here Friday night, and please, everybody come. Bring your listeners and especially your pianists. How about it? Cari't you spend the time and energy to come and be with us I'm sure you would enjoy it, and we would just be tickled to death to have you. Remember church services held here this week-end by Rev. W.

T. Sparkman. Come and be with us at Sunday school as well as BYPU and church. SAFETY KILL, RAT EXTERMINATOR, not poison to any other animal, enough to kill 100 rats by CITY DRUG STORE for 26c. CARD OF THANKS We wish to expend to each and every one our thanks for their kindness and sympathy shown us during the recent illness and death of our dear wife, mother and sister.

May God's richest blessings be upon you. Mr. M. Slawson and family, Mr. and Mrs.

R. S. Hash, Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Hash and family. STRAUB BLACKLEG BACTER- IN, Quicker action on any age call, life immunity, one dose at any age, sold by CITY DRUG STORE. To buy, sell or trade, use a News Classified Advertisement. 666 Liquid, Tablets Salve, Nose Drops SALVE Relieves COLDS Price lOc 25c SAN SABA SERVICE DIRECTORY Consult These Reliable Firms and Individuals for Your Needs DEAN HORTON i-M'n! Stronjy Companies Writing All Forms of Insurance J.

E. HAGAN INSURANCE and LOANS San Saba, Texas DR. H. V. FELTS Dentist and X-Ray Diagnosis Offices above Carroll nd- jacpnt to Drs.

Farley Felts of- fict-s. (Entrance on Wallace St,) Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. DR. J.

L. DAILEY DENTIST Office in residence south of Grammar School Bldg. i'hone 189 DR. C. M.

OLIVER Dentist and X-Ray Diagnostician Office in Clark Building Phone 62 LAUNDRIES MRS. B. F. BROOKS Depot Street, back of Barnes Lbr. Co.

My price 35c iloz. for ironing. Will also take laundry to finish or unfinish. Will call for and deliver. San Saba Laundry Former S.

S. Produce Location Wilba Karne.s, Prop. Phone 8(5 Fam. fin. 7c; Rough Dry, 3 l-2c We Give Green Stamps HIBLER LAUNDRY (Formerly Smithwick Ldry.) Phone pick up and deliver Prices Reasonttble COWBOY BOOTS- DENTAL SURGEON G.

A. WILSON, D. D. S. Clinical and X-Ray Office in Clark Building REAL ESTATE J.

K. RECTOR A number of residences in San Saba for sale at reasonable prices and on good terms. Also have ah all tiroes farms and ranches in San Saba County. Prescriptions-Drugs Prescriptions CLARENCE GOSCH Registered Pharmacist License No. 3554 J.

W. CUMMINS License No. 6066 CITY DRUG STORE San Sabit, Texas Night Phones 181 and 68 F. M. MCLAUGHLIN Hand Made Cowboy 'Boots and Shoe Repairing for the whole family E.

Q. Winingham, Distributor Furniture CAFES- JOHNSON'S Furniture Shop Repairing-Refinishing Have just added the Davis Lino of guaranteed house paints anj from factory to customer. Money Saving Prices PHONE 179 BARBER PRODUCE- Farm Products A. WELLS West Side Square COMPLETE BARBER SERVICE Skilled Sanitary Prompt Bank Barber Shop JIM WATKINS "It Pays To Look Well" BLACKSMITHING A. E.

(Red) HUNT GENERAL BLACKSMITHING and MACHINE REPAIRING Your Work Is Appreciated Shop located just north of Shire's Cafe MIDGET Lunch Room West Side Square Prices Always the Same EXCELLENT SERVICE We Serve HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS Cleanliness at All Times SHOE REPAIRING SPARKMAN SHOE REPAIR SHOP Complete Shoe Repairing At Reasonable Prices Commerce Washing Machines W. C. STEWART MAYTAG SALES and SERVICE Gasoline and Electric Models In J. S. Ballew Tin Shop FLORIST THE DORIS Flower Shop Next door Chevrolet Garage The FLOWER MART Flowers At All Times For All Occasions Tel.

122 MRS. W. JOEKEI, Magnolia Cafe "Palace of Sweets and Good Eats" HAPPY JACK, Hamburger Kin? EDWARDS' CAFE Meet Your Friends Here FOR QUALITY FOODS Home Cooked Meals Phone 69 Brown Bowers We specialize in high-grade feeds, field and garden seeds. TRY OUR B. B.

MEAL at your grocer's Made from home-grown corn. We Also Make and Renovate MATTRESSES B. T. RICH Wholesale and Retail Grain and Grain Products San Saba, Texas Come to JIMMIE DREW'S Barber Shop for first-class service Haircuts 25c; Fitch's Shampoo 25c Notice: I am working here and will appreciate a share of your West. IDEAL BARBER SHOP Benton Miller, Prop.

GIVE US A TRIAL North Side Square Service Trucking and Hauling- J. S. BALLEW PLUMBING and TIN WORK In B. C. May Building Automobile Loans Automobile Loans $5.00 to $100 SIX MONTHS TO PAY Used Cars and Parts ISHAM CIRCLE Phone 295 Box 456 San Saba, Texas c.

H. MCMILLAN Truck Lines LIVESTOCK HAULING A Specialty Day or Night Service Phone 40 SAN SABA, TEXAS 1 Service Station Texaco Gas and Oils We Appreciate Your Business Bobby Alderman Opp. McConnell Warehouse Automobile WESTERN AUTO Assoc. Store AUTOMOBILE PARTS Davis DeLuxe Tires and Wizard Batteries Guaranteed 2 Years BEHRENS KELLY for Groceries and Sinclair Gas and Oils High and Commerce Streets Phone 25 MONEY TO E. E.

FAGG Individual money to loan iu San Saba County; low rates, favorable pre-payment privileges. BEAUTY PARLORS- CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP Next Door Palace Theatre Phone 243 Mrs. Artie Williams, Prop. Dry Cleaning-Pressing- TOWNSEND The Tailor Phone up and deliver Cleaned and Pressed 50c NOW! THE NEWS is winning increasing favor with advertisers for small space as well as large space advertising! New advertisers, professional men and individual service stores will find this economical way to contact old customers and prospective customers as the easiest and least expensive medium. Those who seldom have advertised heretofore now find new and varied uses for The News' Classified Directory.

Keep the names of these firms and professional men in mind and patronize them for your own profit. Call The News for rates and take advantage of low-cost, Classified advertising. Phone 116.