The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 9

MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 15, 1941 THE PARIS NEWS. PARIS, TEXAS PAGE NTNB CLASSIFIED AD Information All cliositlea advertising mint in the office of The Paris Newt not later than 8 p. m. tha day preceding publication- BATES STor 1 time. cants oer word.

times, MnU times. crau word. 1Z IS oer word. 39 times. 10 oeots per word.

illnlojata nurnbur or words, Centered or eoDDted OD tha basU of oil In the linn. Clmslflea ids canltal letters count doable. Contract will upon apDllca-tlon. Legal at ons cent par word each Insertion. Cards of are one ons-balf word.

Out ol town orders tor classified ads ars oayabln In ETors: Tbe News will not be responsible for more than onO Incorrect insertion. We rewrro right to edit ana censor all copy lor the bast interests of ooth advertiser and the reader. Boi numbers oare will, riven adrartlaera desiring blind address en. Telephone yonr' ads to our oorn- pstent Claeslfled Ad Taker who will assist you in wording cony. Financial With Inexpensive Classified Phone 2323 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 54 CAFE, fully equipped, cheap rent, good location.

All the business you want. Stanley Deport. Texas. MONEY TO LOAN 58 Announcements ALL SOCIETIES AND LODGES 1 ORDER OF KASTKRN STAR. PARIS Chapter No.

O. B. S. meets ersry Sod Thursday nights. o.m.

ilslt- Jnr members welcome. Mrs. Inez M. 'v StBpbenson. W.

Mrs. Mable eon. Secretary. LODGE NO. 27.

A. and A. M. communication and 4th Frl- evenings each month. brethren cordially Invited.

Fred Moruhew. W. ChaA CaoelL Sec'tT. CHAPTER NO. 43.

R.A.U. confoeatloD 3rd Tbnraday InR each month. 7:30 o.m. vislUnu companions welcomed. C.

E. Cor. M. H. Charles Capell.

Secretary. JU.VFATBTTB COtTNCIL NO. 34. R. 3.

M. States assetnply 4th Tuesday month, 7:30 n. rn. Vl-ittine companloni- P. F.

Herndon. T. Cnas. Capell. PARIS COMMANDKRY NO.

9 TEMPLAR. Stated conclave lat and 3rd Monday evenings each month 7:10 o.m. VUHlnR Sir 3 cordially William Phllo Wood. E. Chas.

Recorder. INSTRUCTION IN IVE SECRETARIAL SCHOOL. Bookkeeping, Reporting. Civil Service Courses. Telephone 1496.

MORE cars on streets more bumps in fenders. Trained auto body-fender men needed. Average pay over S35 weekly. Chance for own business. Learn easily, spare time.

Write for facts. Utilities co News. LOST AND FOUND 6 mule about 15 hands high, weighing 900 Ibs. Lost 2 Call Lonnie Rivers. Tel.

2380. CHEER UP, BUDDY! We'll Make You A LOAN That's not a snarl on Bill's face, it's simply the unpleasant thought of how to handle the date tonight on an empty pocket. Happy day, when National Finance came to town and makes loans to just such men from S5 up on their own signature. Employed men and women can get loans quickly without red tape. National Finance Co.

No. 10 Solomon Bids. Nye Greets Willkie As Movie Inquiry Opens ABSTRACTORS 64 BUFORD SPERRY ABSTRACTS Real Estate Deals Closed 7 West Houston Tel. 70 Wentlell L. Willkie (lefl) and Sen.

Gerald P. Nye (R-ND) shook hands as a Senate interstate commerce subcommittee began an investigation of reports of war propaganda in the moving: picture industry with a charge by Willkie tliat Sen. Nye was seeking to "divide the American people into discordant racial and religious groups." Nye wore a patch on his chin, the result of a shaving mishap, he said. (Tele- Automobiles CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 115 AUTO BODIES REPAIRED Have Dents Removed Fixed If you take a proper amount oC pride in your car's appearance, you won't want it spoiled by the dents and cracks that are bound to happen. Let us put your car in first class shape.

Cost is moderate, results excellent. Come in 7T today for an estimate. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP MATERIALS ROSS ILIFF MOTOR CO. 79 Bonham Sf. Tel.

462 At Hospitals Mrs. A. V. Roden of Petty is a patient at the Sanitarium of Paris. Eugene Carman of Antlers is at the Sanitarium of Paris for surgical treatment.

Mrs. W. B. Guthrie of the Butcher Apartments is at the Sanitarium of Paris as a patient. Livestock FEED, PLANTS, SEED 72 100 Bushels Yellow Clyde Humphrey.

Dent corn. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE 73 GENTLE Shetland Pony. O. J. Deweese, Glory.

one mile Southeast POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 74 LOST: License plate 835-555. Finder please notify Mark Maness, Petty, Texas. MONUMENTS YOU CAN mark the grave of jaaur loved ones for as little as payments as low as $1.00 per week. Deweese Monument Company, 106 Lamar Avenue, Paris, Tex. PERSONAL GO BY BUS Dixie Motor Coach PHONE 110 MRS.

H. Z. COOPER, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM, 86 S. 17th. Phone 733 for appointments.

SPECIAL NOTICES 10 FOR ECONOMICAL heating of your home, use COAL. Southern Ice Phone 291. Automobiles 1931 Dodge 4-Door sedan for sale or trade cheap. Call at 336 E. Washington Street.

Baby Chicks Swift's baby chicks will grow fast and make profits. STAET YOUR BROILERS IN NOVEMBER and DECEMBER FOR BEST RESULTS Room and Board BOARD AND ROOMS 90 BOARDERS wanted. $5.00 week. Call 512-W. FURNISHED ROOMS 91 BEDROOM close in, with meals next door.

206 Lamar. Phone 2160-M. Front bedroom. W. Kaufman.

Furnished. 474 BEDROOM 17th. for rent, 107 South FURN S. 20th, S. 25th.

866-J, 48. NICELY furnished bedroom, 245 South Main. Call 2014 or 1695. NICELY furnished bedroom, bath. Reasonable.

241 S. Main. Phone 1343-J. TWO furnished rooms only four doors from city bus stop- Lady or gentleman, single $3.00, double $3.50. Phone at once 1474.

FURNISHED bedroom, private home, close in. Phone 1848-J. Merchandise For Sale Household Furniture CALL Highest cash prices paid for your second hand furniture. We'll store your furniture. D.

H. Baker Furn. Co. "The House That Sells for Less" CHILD'S ivory bed, like new. Reasonable.

Mrs. Frank Hamm. Phone 1327. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 82 Ice Phone 291. JOHN DEERE two row tractor, regular equipment; two row stalk cutter, excellent condition.

John Griffis Grocery, 497 North Mam. Service MATTRESSES AWNINGS Expert mattTMB renoTntlnz and nwnlnc work. Reasonable nntf PARIS MATTRESS AWNING CO. N. MAIM PHONE 870 MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE 23 GUARANTEED well drilling.

D. T. Moore, Reno. Phone 1535-W. HEAT YOUR HOME WITH COAL THIS WINTER AND SAVE MONEY.

CALL SOUTHERN ICE 291. BUY your "Zinc Cuts" direct from PUBLISHERS ENGRAVING CO. and save money. Etchings and half tones 8 square inches, not mounted as low as 85c. We design and engrave signature cuts, letter heads, etc.

Write for price list or call 36 Lamar Avenue, Paris, Texas. PUBLISHERS ENGRAVING CO. CRATE FACTORY wood $1.00 load delivered anywhere in Paris. See T. G.

Francis at factory on North 14th or phone 127. MAJESTIC wood range with separate attached gas oven and burners. Phone 124. F9R SALE: Bath fixtures. Used windows, doors, and lumber.

B. A. Adcock, 462 Maple. FOR SALE: 8 foot 12-disc seeder. 3 row stalk cutter, 20 foot overhead line-shaft, set house moving trucks.

2-pulley fan jack. MARK MANESS, Noble, Texas. Antiques 146 West Kaufman. TWO nicely furnished bedrooms. Walking distance of town.

Gentlemen preferred. 150 S. 20th. Real Estate for Rent HOUSES FOR RENT 98 TRY a fresh cup of that good Maryland Club Coffee. George Wall Cafe.

CONVENIENT five room house, close in. Newly decorated. Telephone 116. Real Estate For Sale FARMS FOR SALE 105 192 A. located six miles southwest of Clarksville, 1 mi.

to all- weather road; 2 sets of improvements; 60 A. of excellent farm land in cultivation, balance in pasture. $800.00 down payment, balance terms. 357 c.crcs located 5 miles NE of Fulbright, 2 sets of improvements. Good house, 28-40; good barn, 28x40; tenant house, 3 rooms; 115 acres cultivated, balance pasture and timber.

$300.00 down, balance terms. E. E. McDANIEI. 1414 Republic Bank Dallas, Texas Mrs.

C. F. Markwood of Mt. Pleasant is at the Sanitarium of Paris for treatment. C.

L. Simmons a patient at the Paris. of Ladonia is Sanitarium of Judge E. C. Armstrong of Ida- is at the Sanitarium of Paris as a patient.

Mrs. E. S. Patterson of Antlers, is under treatment at the Sanitarium of Paris. FARMS FOR RENT 105A COOL bedroom, adjoining bath, private entrance.

192 South 18th. COOL bedrooms, private home. Men. 165 North 16. Garage.

THREE bedrooms, preferred. Tel. 761-J. Gentlemen FURNISHED bedroom, gentlemen. Private entrance, private bath.

Telephone 116. 200 ACRES land for standing rent. Phone 2280. HOUSES FOR SALE 107 MODERN six-room house in desirable section; two garages, storage house, nice-sized lot. This home is in first class condition and is an attractive investment.

Good terms. Phone 690-J. MOST desirable home, 81 South 28th, $3000.00. H. L.

Baker. Mrs. Frank Merrill of Pattonville is at the Sanitarium of Paris for surgical treatment. F. L.

West, after treatment at the Sanitarium of Paris, has returned to his home at Howland. R. R. Allen, 76 S. 15th Is again under treatment at St.

Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. John W. Thomas of Talco is at St. Joseph's Hospital as a patient.

John W. Loe of Talco is under surgical treatment at St. Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. W.

L. Fly, 260 S. Church after treatment at the Sanitarium of Paris, has returned home. T. H.

Walker of Kanawha. has returned home after surgical treatment at the Sanitarium of Paris. Carl Nash, 438 Maple has returned home after being at the Sanitarium of Paris for surgical treatment. BEDROOM, private entrance, 25! Lamnr. Phone 1609-J.

FURNISHED 1625-J. o'o m. Call HOUSEHOLD ROOMS THREE rooms, 254 South 17th St. Real Estate For Rent APARTMENT FOR RENT 96 FURNISHED apartment. Call 238.

APARTMENT, 138 ClarksviUe St. SMALL apartment or bedroom, adjoining bath. Private entrance. 32 N. 28th.

TWO room furnished apartment, call 1563-W. FURNISHED apartments. Couples. Rooms for men. 82 West Washington.

LOTS FOR SALE 108 50x81 on Brame between 18th 20th. 81x87 corner 18lh Brame. Pave streets, sidewalks. High tor- race. See W.

E. Jones at Jones Furniture Co. WANTED TO BUY- REAL ESTATE 113 WANT to buy 50 to 60 acres of pasture land with small lake or large pool. Address Box R. C.

co News. i'LASSEFTED DISPLAY 1L5 WRECKER SERVICE PHO. DAY OR NIGHT L. T. Elmore of Hugo, has relumed home from the Sanitarium of Paris where he was a patient.

Mrs. C. C. Graham of Piedmont, was able to leave the Sanitarium of Paris where she was under treatment. from Griffiths Children's Hospital, after treatment of injuries suffered hen a horse kicked him.

The left cheek bone was fractured. Mrs. Cassell Main, 442 Cleveland has returned home from the Sanitarium of Paris with her infant son born there. Homer U. Parsons Dies Here Sunday Funeral Arranged Tuesday Morning At Funeral Home Mrs.

Elvis Cummings with her infant son born at St. Joseph's Hospital has returned home, 614 Kaufman St. to her Mrs. Geron Paris, Rt. 6, after surgical treatment at St.

Joseph's Hospital, returned home Monday morning. Miss Christelle Cato of Talco, has returned home from the Sanitarium of Paris where she had been under treatment of injuries received in an automobile accident on August 31. Miss Jessie Lorene Armstrong, 204 S. 21st was resting well Monday at Lamar Hospital where she had a major operation Sunday. Ronald, two-day-old son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Hairsell, ot Dunbar, is under treatment at Griffiths Children's Hospital. Powderly School Opens Using Four Buildings POWDERLY school opened with an assembly program in the Methodist Church building, speaker being G.

Brunson, county school superintendent, and the Rev. Travis A. White of Paris, minister of First Christian Church. As the old school building was torn down in May and the new one is not completed, hilgh school classes are being held in the Methodist Church and in the nome of Aaron Parker, superintendent; filth and sixth grades in a new house on Sam Chisum's property, and other classes from the first through the eighth grades the Baptist Church. HOMER U.

PARSONS Death of Homer U. Parsons, of 166 Pine Bluff occurred Sunday at 6:45 p. at the Sanitarium of Paris, after a brief illness there. Dr. C.

D. Montgomery, pastor of First Methodist Church will conduct funeral services Tuesday at 10 a. m. at Brown-Roden Funeral Home, and interment will be made in Evergreen with Masonic ritual. will be Joe Williams, Thomas J'ustiss, Sam Fuqua, Lloyd Robinson, Fred Morphew and Charles Geron, honorary pallbearers to be members of the First Methodist Cllurch board of stewards.

The son of Samuel U. and Mattie Ginn Parsons, he was born in Columbus Dec. 23, 1875, and moved to Lamar County at the age of 15. After graduation from old Blossom Academy at Blossom, Texas, he became connected with the Santa Fe Railway and was later transferred to Gainesville. He resided there until 1914 when he returned to Paris, having lived since then on Pine Bluff St.

He was actively engaged as a partner in operation of the old City Cash Store until his retirement in 1938 board of stewards. NOTICE, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Paris Commandery No. 9, Knights Templar, meets at 9:30, a. nt. Tuesday in the Masonic Temple to repair in a body to Brown- Roden Funeral Home for the funeral service of Sir Knight Homer Parsons, who will be buried with full Knightly honors.

FDR Reports On Total Allied Aid Figure On Lease- Lend Shipments Is 487 Millions WASHINGTON. President Roosevelt reported to Congress Monday that actual exports of American war supplies to nations fighting the Axis, under the lend- lease program, had totalled $190,447.670 up to August 31. This figure represented. expenditures for weapons and other supplies'actually sent abroad. But, the President added, defense articles transferred, including some still waiting to be shipped, amounted to an additional $35,946,701, while various services, such as repairing naval vessels, added up to still another figure of.

$78,169,377. Thus in services, transfers of title and actual exports, the United States had provided $324,563,748 in assistance to the foes of the Axis. Furthermore, 'expenditures for articles and for services not yet finished'added up to approximately $162,000,000, Mr. Roosevelt said. the President figured in He leaves his wife, the former Miss Margaret Hichey; two sons, Huber R.

Parsons, of Atlanta, and Noel R. Parsons of Ft. Worth; one grandchild; a sister, Mrs. J. C.

JMcCormick of Paris, and a brother, J. L. Parsons of Belk community. He was a member of the Masonic order, including the Knights Templar, being past master the Blue worshipful Lodge and past eminent commander of the coriimandery. He became affiliated with the Methodist Church here and was a member of the defense articles transferred and defense services rendered, plus expenditures for other lend-lease purposes," amounted to approximately $487,000,000.

"Planes, tanks, guns and ships have begun to flow from our factories and yards," he said, "and the flow will accelerate from day to day, until the stream becomes a river, and the river a torrent engulfing this totalitarian tyranny which seeks to dominate the world." Delta County Negro Placed Under Bend Bond of $1,000 was set by Boxton Justice of the Peace J. E. Todd for Vee Booker, Delta County Negro, who late Saturday waived examining trial after being charged with burglary. The Negro was arrested by Roxton Constable Sam Bradshaw and Lamar County Deputy Sheriff Frank Davis on charges of having burglarized the Roxton home of Oscar Patterson, another Negro. Officers said several articles of clothing had been stolen from the Patterson home.

Wool pulling is a 13 million dollar industry, according Census Bureau reports covering establishments engaged in detaching wool from sheep-skins. Highlights On The Russian Front Mrs. E. H. Rudy of 173 N.

Main has returned home with her infant daughter born at the Sanitarium of Paris. THREE rooms, furnished. Couple. Or two bedrooms furnished. 120 South 30th.

THREE room unfurnished apartment. Call 1513-J. 14 FOOT plywood boat and 5 1-2 H. P. motor.

251 Lamar Avenue. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE 29 QUALITY CLEANERS. Cleaning and pressing of all kinds. Phone 228. 37 Bonham.

SHEET MEVAL WORK NO MAN has ever mastered the Sheet Metal Craftsman's have been trying for 37 years and can't even see the top. let alone reach I CAN do your job. W. W. BOOTHS.

Employment SITUATIONS WANTED 51 WANTED: Hotisekeeping by ex- glrL P. O. Box ISU, PRACTICALLY new invalid's wheel chair. At a bargain. 640 E.

Polk St. FOR SALE: Dining 100 N. 18th. room suite. UNDERWOOD portable typewriter.

Bargain. Bonham. H. W. Battles, 82 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 83 MUSICAL instruments will advance in price on Jan.

1st. Buy now. Band instrument repairing. G. S.

Howard, Box 484. Phono 1057. FLAT Clarinet for sale. Phone 936. George Lacy.

FOR real nice dog house in condition, newly painted, suitable for average size dog. See it at 225 Pine Bluff. NOTICE All water not pafdf by Sept, J5th are subject to being cut off without further notice- SOTT, OF WATER DOWNSTAIRS furnished ment. 430 Lamar. apart- TWO room furnished apartment, bills paid.

Phone 2083. TWO furnished W. Kaufman. apartments. 361 DOWNSTAIRS three room apartment.

76 Graham. APARTMENT, 261 17th. Phone 2304-J. FOUR ROOM furnished apartment, private bath. Phone 843.

FOUR room unfurnished apartment, with garage. 468 Pine Biuif. APARTMENT, refrigeration, garage. Water, telephone, furnished. Adults only.

S35.00. Phone 982. 3-ROOM apartment, newly decorated. NO bills paid, S25.00 month. Phone 124.

FURNISHED garage apartment. Furnished five room house, 83 East Price. 1510-W. FURNISHED apartment, pasd. 116 Graham, bills FURNISHED To American beds warm, Mrs.

George Thornton, 224 E. Austin has returned home from the Sanitarium of Paris with her infant daughter born there. Miss Margie McCuistion, 280 Clarksville has returned home from the Sanitarium of Paris where she was a patient. Mrs. R.

P. Kirby of Idabel, who has been a patient at the Sanitarium of Paris, has returned home. Mrs. M. L.

Johnson, after surgical treatment at the Sanitarium the electrical appliances industry of Paris, has returned to her home annually produces, according to Census Bureau reports, about a million healing pads and electrical blankets. In 1939, the industry's output was 903,781 and in 1037, 1,013,550 units. Every state has a law requiring doctors to report all births. When a child is born without medical attention, the parents arc required to fill out the birth certificate. The States send copies of all certificates to the Census Bureau for statistical purposes.

at Ft. Towson, Okla. Mrs. Richard W. Allen, Windom, Rt, 1, after surgical treatment at the Sanitarium of Paris, has returned home.

Warren Virgin, r.fter surgical treatment at the Sanitarium of Paris, has returned to his home, Golden, Okla. Kenneth, seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester McDougaJ, Paris, Rt. 6, has been taken home Germans reported that Lcnin- srad (1), which they claimed to lave encircled with of Schluesselburp, Shaded wedges indicate course of JOE PALOOKA HOLY WHERE ARE.

is AWFUL, -A Smolensk after reported drives against the city. heavy defeat climaxed by Further south (2), Russians re- Russian capture of Yelna. hammered day and night by air. WHAT TIME IS IT JERRY? IT'S -NINE PLENTY TIME 1 DROPPED rr BUT NO KlDDlN WE'RE ONUV AT A HUNDRED'AND TWENTIETH STREET. FIGHT DON' START TILL.

TEN'-- U.EMME SEE YOUR OUE KID ONLY WE THERE YET IT'S THIRTY..