The Liberty Vindicator from Liberty, Texas • Page 8

necessity would have to be in keeping with tht rule laid down by the highest legal authority in Texas, and his vote being solely on the question of expenditure of public funds. It was ordered at the February 21 session that all stationery and office required by the county. hereafter be advertised for sirict conformity with law." Deputation of Miss Chessie Tul- lot- on aplication of County Clerk J. Hightower was approved, she to be paid a salary of $125 per month and assigned to work in the office of the county attorney. PERMANENT WAVE, 59c! Do your own permanent with Charm- kurl kit.

Complete equipment, including 40 curlers and shampoo. Easy to do, absolutely harmless. Praised by thousands including Fay McKenzie, glamorous movie star. Money refunded if not Drug Store, Liberty. 4-26 lOp DO YOU WANT a modern home in Heights Addition, Houston? Will trade it for desirable Liberty property.

Four bedrooms, 1 Ptory house paved street; neaV schools, community Parker, real estate agent, Box 103, Liberty. 2-24 tfc LET US SHARPEN your scissors. knives, shears. machine grinds any hevil to factory keon Grocery, Liberty. 6-3 LOST AND FOUND DST- Black zipper purse containing money, rosary.

Social Security card and other identification. If finder will keep money and return personal belongings, no questions will be asked Mrs. Edna Rayburn, at Grand Leader. In FOUND- Bay horse and bay mule. may claim same and pay for this advertisement.

See Clebert Page, 7 miles west of Dayton. 2-24 2p Draft Violation Term Is Started The Beaumont Enterprise said Paul C. Whittington of Devers, Jehovah Witness member, who received a three-year sentence on a charge of service violation last March in federal court here presided over by Judge Randolph Bryant, began to serve that term Tuesday in the federal correctional institute at Texarkana. Whittington had appealed his case through several higher courts and recently lost his appeal following hearings in Fort Worth and New Orleans. In his defense Whittington declared be was opposed to war and was a minister of tin gospel.

Counsel fur the government brought out that was employed in a war plant engaged in manufacturing implements to carry on the war effort. FOR acres good land, 2 niles east Liberty Suitable for farming or M. Parker. real estate agent, box 103, Liberty. 2-17 ffr WHITE DAWN Salutes a new book of poems by a former Liberty County school teacher, Martha Ann Turner, is for sale at Trinity Publishing Company.

It contains such localized poems as Houston, Texas and Spirit of San 2-17 3p Announcements District County Precinct Justice Precinct The Liberty Vindicator and County New is autaorlzed to announce the following candidates for public office, subject to action first Democratic Primary Jo be hela in July, 1914: 6EE US foi Dixie Famous Chicks, sexed or unsexed. Tom nock Feeds, Dalsetta, Tex. 5-23 20c For State Representative, District No. DAVII) READ or Count REID MATHEWS For District Clerk E. W.

PICKETT Commissioner, No. 1 ELZA BI RCH For Commissioner, Precinct No. J. W. WILLIAMSON lor Justice of the Peace Precinct No.

1 R. M. PERRYMAN, Sr. For Constable, Precinct No. SETH KAY For Justice of the Peace, Precinct No.

RUPERT C. PALMER FOR RENT, Cheap. Store building and gas station. 4 tourists cabins, modern, on highway. Mrs.

Buffington. Ip upai uuri RESSE i98 to 1095 WANTED flour MEN WANTED For seismograph work. Hoard Exploration Co. Call Wililam Neal, phone 352, Liber- IF CONGRESS WON'T HElP YOU WITH YCUR BUSINESS SENATE TO ME AND ADVERTISE IT! WANTED Expert accompanist good sight reader. Apply Office Box 1311.Beaumont, Texas Freshest, prettiest Eastertimers ever! Charming dresses to please him Hatter you! Soft pastel suit dresses, pretty prints, lingerie trimmed navies, blacks! All fashion stars for thru yours today! WANTED IN EXCHANGE Have Electric Frigidaire to exchange for kerosene refrigi rator Ad dress Box 176, Devers.

3 WANTED--First class squirrel dog around three years old, all day Bill Carney, 2201 Washington Houston, Tex. 2-17 3p DURABLE KHAKI Uniforms WAITRESSES WANTFD Two women who would be bored typically alert young American with dull, slow work Things happen fast here. Our employees rre a bright, alive group of pno pie If qualified to join them, apply to W. Frice, a FOR THE MISS, CHARMING EASTER WILL PAY AS HIGH as for geod hit tie fiames. Ixjok around; yoa might have one Will pay highest for good HKed bicycles-.

Bicycle repairing, reasonable. Auto Sup ply, Liberty, 8-19 Sizes 3 to 6 THEATRE (lay, youthful prints in a gala array of eye-catching styles and colors that will carry her through Easter and Summer. Thursday-Friday, March Johnny Weismuller WORK HOOTS ROMPERS TARZANS DESERT rODDLERS Saturday, March 4 Dick Foran CUNS OF THE PECOS Sunday Monday, March 5-6 Cary Grant John Garfield in USE OUR LAY-AWAY 40 YEARS IN DAYTON Tuesday-Wednesday, March Banders and Brenda Marshall OWNED and OPERATED BY RITE-WAY STORES AT DAYTON PARIS AFTER DARK Eight The Liberty With Liberty County News Thursday, March 1944 CLASSIFIED ADS First insertion, per word ---------------Each additional insertion, per word Minimum, each insertion---------------All Classifieds should be in oar office not later than Wednesday noon. Pkase Send Cash With Ad FOR SALE OR TRADE MISCELLANEOUS FOB good tone. Telephone No.

236 Havens Beauty Shop. lp EXPERT SAW FILING and tool E. Lewis, Liberty. 2-24 FOR orders for baby chicks. Any breed.

Also old chicks. See Guy McElavaney, Dayton. 3-2 3p FOR acres Rayburn; part wooded: fenced 2 sides; $25 acre, half minerals Mr s. Nonie Stratford, Houston, Tex. 2-24 tfc FOR machine.

Mrs. C. R. Wilson. Liberty.

lp ADDING MACHINE Typewriter service: All makes repaired. Ribbons for any machine. School contracts solicited. Will buy yuor old machines. S.

II Barton. P. O. Box 508. Telephone 9508 Liberty Bell Courts.

Liberty, Texas. 2-24 4p W. L. NORTHCUTT, veterinarian, has temporarily movoa his offices to Dayton from Lib erty. Phone 3CG.

Dayton. 12-23 tfc Court to Employ Attorney I Explain Law In a special session February 21. the Court voted to employ P. C. Matthews, Liberty attorney, explain to it the meaning of Article 6740 RST 1925 respecting the division of the county road and bridge fund arising from taxation, among several precincts of the At a previous session.

County Judge Charles O. Austin had ruled out of order a motion calling for equal division of the fund among the four precincts of the county, declaring such division was unlawful. All commissioners except Elza Burch voted for the motion to employ the attorney. Speaking on a point of personal privilege, Mr. Burch said he voted against the motion because he believes the law makes clear the division of the fund in question, that he sees no reason to expend money for legal opinions which of Hardin F.

F. A. Owns Incubator Members of the Hardin Chapter Future Farmers of America, cooperating, purchased a 2.000 capacity all electric incubator in November. 1943 and are hatching their own baby chicks for projects. The first setting of 400 eggs was made January 6th, and 400 additional eggs are set each week.

The final setting is planned for June 1st. To date 1400 baby chicks have been hatched for members with prospects of 6000 more during the remainder of the season. In this manner members secure chicks at an average net saving of $5.00 per hundred chicks. Eggs for hatching are secured from selected flocks which have In en rigidly culled and from Texas certified and U. S.

certified flock owners. although they played a fine game. Lovelady led at the half, 19-5, but the Hornets gained considerably during the last period. The Hardin starting line-up included Melvin Henderson, Raymond Gay, Raymond Walters, Floyd Greer and James Tilton. Substitutes w-ere Bill Allen Rives and Allan Kert- sying.

As a reward for their excellent showing. Messrs. Cooper, Lindsey and Catchlngs treated the boys to supper and a movie Monday night. The junior class gave a farewell party last Wednesday night at Humble Camp for James Tilton Pfc. Jesse B.

Martin is spending a 15-day furlough at home. Music, Soldiers On Club Program Miss Dora Hager presented several members of her Choral Club, with Mynelle Spiers at the piano, at Liberty Lions Club Monday night. Dick Richardson introduced the program. Four soldiers from the escort guard at Liberty were introduced, as follows: Pfc. Charles Collesano, Pfc.

Vincent P. Napolitano, Pvt. George Lamson and Pvt. Robert J. Cook.

They were club guests. a former resident of Liberty, a sister, Mrs. L. W. Hicks of Morgan City.

An old lady had a parrott that was always swearing. She could stand this every day but Sunday, so she covered the cage on Sunday. One Monday the woman saw her preacher coming to call, so she quickly covered the cake. As the preacher entered the parrot said: "This has has been a blankety- blank short Hardin lost to Lovelady Saturday in the bi-district playoff. 33-22.

REMEMBER: Your local seed store can help you with your gardening problems. The successful gardner works regularly in keeping down weeds, tilling the soil, fighting insects, and making succession plantings, such as radishes, green beans, mustard and lettuce. Your garden should be a place that you an point to with pride. Sister of Former Resident Dies Mrs. Anna Marie Stelly, 45, resident of Beaumont, died at 4:30 p.

m. Monday, following an illness of two weeks. Mrs. Stelly, the former Miss Anna DeMary of Abbeville, was a member of St. Catholic Church.

Among the surviving relatives is QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS DOE TO EXCESS ACID FreeBookTellsof HomcTrsjtr.icntthat Must Help or it Wi Cost You Nothing Over two iniUion lies of tfae WILLAIiD TREATMENT bavubw sold foi riMefof symptoms of distress Stomach And Duodcrt-al Ulcers duo to Acid Poor Digestion, Sour or Upset Stomach, tiatsiness, Heartburn. Sleeplessness, due to Excess-Acid. Fold on 15 da s' trlrlt Ask for winch folly explains this McGINTY DRUG, LIBERTY.