The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 11

TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 11, FHK PAJUi NEW1, TDUft hat Ho! Aren'tC lassif ieds Full Of Bargains CLASSIFIED AD Information AM at ibt iol Ittftr than I p. m. publlcilloc. TBS For eooMculivi innrUor.it 1 I ctnti ptr word. I word, I tlam I ptr word.

12 II word. II 10 ptr word. Minimum 10 Minimum numtiir o( ill. of Unit In ol In lint. OlmifUd aapllf.l i count Coalrbcl will fivta POD application at par vorr) Dt iHatiki art and oa'hllf atfltl word.

Out of town for elittl- till In Tha QDI ha riutioriilbla fcr than Incorrect Iniarllon. Wa rljrht to adit at) copy for latarcall of fcotb trtrtrtlaari Boi ilTin tfaatrlm blind drtraaeaa. Talaphont lo our eom- Mttal CHjllflr-1 Art TaViT who will aiiUt rou in worrtlni eopj. Business MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE XV ALL SOCIETIES LOIX3ES 1 OIUIEK OF J'ASTKBN PARIS an'l li Thuifc'Uy A'. rnn W.

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un brethren i JI 1 Iv r- s-11 "'1 Nf W. W. M. FILMS DEVELOPED Portrait and Commercial Work TURNER'S STUDIO Weil Side Plata REPAIR SERVICE 30 IF YOU want, your refrigerator repaired, call 9531. We guarantee every job.

For Salt WANTOD TO BUT WA-NT to buy jroui used furnl- turt. Will trade new furniture tor old. H. L. DEAN, South Main itreet.

Phone 836, Room and Board BOARD AND ROOMS IN PRIVATE home, Main. Phone 96B-W. 85 North FURNISHED ROOMS fll CARPENTERS 38 CARPENTER, Justus. call 308, J. H.

FURNISHED south bedroom adjoining bath. Private entrance. South Main. UNFURNISHED ROOMS I Employment HELP TWO 569. unfurnished rooms.

Call UNFURNISHED rooms, 131 North 26th Street. TWO unfurnished rooms, 277 East MAN AND agency. Austin. LAFAYETTB If- U4 month, KO. 4 r.

l.AfA DVrTt Ci'it' N(. PA HIS COMMAS I TKMTI.A P- h. INSTRUCTION Up to S35 first week. Automobile as bnmi5. MILLS, 7147 Monmouth, Cincinnati, Oh o.

Financial TO LOAN AUTOMOBILE LOANS RAY MORS13 43 GRAND Livestock FEED, PLANTS, SEED FOR SALE Rolrio Rowdcn cot- TWO unfurnished 505. rooms. Call Real Estate for Rent APARTMENT FOB RENT Three-room furnished apartment, 1692-J. private FURNISHED or unfurnished aparlmcnt, 256 South 25th. Phone 13-16.

DESIRABLE apartment, all con- ver.icnces. 430 Lamar. tonsceci, 75c bushel. es-, Potty, Te.xris. Mark Man- WILL SELL bright prairie hay at for 1 per bale or exchange for livestock.

t'. Halhawny. Phone 272 or SOU. LH'KSTDCK FOR SALE BULL for and deliver, day or night. Phone 463-J.

Paul Portcous. SIVE SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Enfliih, Typing, Shorthand, Re- portlnB, Civil Service Coaching. Telephone 1498 MILK GOATS J. A. Slsyden, 1 second house west Jenkins Serv- S-Rm turn apt.

Phns 2014, 736-4. Downstairs 138 Clarksville. Modcrni5-room apartment, electric refrigerator. T.70 Lamar. Call 2014 or 699-J.

TWO ROOMS and bath, furnished. Kelvinator. Bills paid. 518 Bonham. 5-ROOM duplex, newly painted and papered.

Phone 982. TWO or three furnished or unfurnished rooms, -13?) Cleveland. ice Station on north highway. EARN BIG fering. Electric, Acetylene Welding.

Men trained by famous Sweeney System of practical experience in demand. K. J. Sweeney Schools now institution. Writ? for 30th Anniversary offer.

F. ENGINEER SCHOOL. Dopt. Commerce Dallas, i MILK GOATS, end West Street, Temp Elliott, Hugo, Okla- POULTRY AXV) SUPPLIES 74 FUHNISKED apartment to couple. Phone 1400-J.

NICELY furnished, electrically equipped, reasonable. 252 Fitz- hugh. LOST AND FOOND 6: IX3ST One young Jersey cow, part of horn broken. Call 127, STRAYED OR STOLEN 6A bay fair Wearing haltrrs. weight about pounds.

Horse mulf) lame on rijht front. RE- WARD. Owner Tom Ray, Bios-j som, Texas. i BABY CHICKS Officially Blood Quality, Hatched in the latest modern incubators. We hatch and sell cur own chicks.

I'iacn Your orders now for delivery when wanted. HARRY BOOK 17 GRAND AVENUE 3-ROOM furnished apartment 350 Bonham. Phone 1623-W. TWO-ROOM furnished apartment Phone 690-1. I FURNISHED apartment, couple i I fin F.nst Price.

furnished apartment, 338 i West Kaufman. i FURNISHED apartment, 75 North Main. Phone SPECIAL NOTICES 16 GO BY BUS Dixie Motor Coach PHONE 110 WANTED--- 12 i MISCELLANEOUS WANT io buy good two whwl Usilcr. Must be in Rood condi- lion and rrnsnnable. Address "Trailer" ro Ncxvs.

FURNISHED apartment, 82 Wes Washington Street. BABY CHICKS Now Custom Hatching Setlinu every Monday BEAVISJONES Seed Co. 32 N'orlh Main ONE large room furnished for housekeeping. Call 1211-J. FURNISHED apt.

Phone 238. HOUSES FOR RENT II AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 15 FOR SALE or trade, 1038 Plymouth. Phone 871). FIXE baby chirkj, low prices. Kaufman and 20th.

Merchandise For Sale. ATTRACTIVE SPECIALS MODERN 5-room cottage, 7S South 28th. Phone 1313. COMPLETELY furnished house, South Main Street. Large lot, saraye, chicken lot, fruit, etc.

Clement Few, 17 North 20th. MODERN S-room house at 31 I North 14th Street. Phone 633. J. R.

Hickman. Real Ettale For Here Are At The Sanitarium of Paris HOUSES FOR SALE 117 COLONIAL 8-room house, newly refinished. Bculah Detherow. HEAL barbecue. South 20th.

Scott Gcan, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 80 TAXICABS AND AUTO 18 DELIVERY CONGOLEUM 9x12. Special $3.23. Thomson's. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE R2 RED STAR CAB Fr-sd N. M.in St.

Business Service WOMAN'S COLUMN EB PLAZA BEAUTY SHOP Nelma Mooring and Mri. Van Anderson, owners. Now located in the Hunter's Style Shop Building, formerly, the Self Clothing Company. PHONE KDCCAT1ONAL 25 SPRING course, only $25. Rent a good typewriter, only $2.

PARIS COMMERCIAL- COLLEGE. MATTBCSS AND BOO OM MattreM Tick AND UP READY at any time to deliver you load of good wood, or fill your needs In concrete sand or road L. E. Walden, 374 North Main street. CRATE factory wood $1.00 load delivered anywhere in Paris.

See T. G. FRANCIS, nt factory or phone 127. WHITE 20 gallon automatic water heater, $10. 405 flonham.

FOR box, cook stove, breakfast room suite, three men's suits. 168 East Cherry. FOR SALE Scales and meal counter. In Rood condition. J.

E. Hogan. RADIOS AND EQUIPMENT WAR DECLARED on old radio us replace your worn tubes with new ones at a special low price to you. Also save you money on radio repairs. GUARANTY RADIO SERVICE Vlrdl Franeta 3nr 2M at 15 Lamar Ave.

FOR SALE Several town lots and houses In Cunningham, the coming town. S. A. Cunningham. FOUR ROOM of Wade Park.

Phone 250-J. NEW FOUR ROOM Near Wade Park. Price $1375: would consider light car. Phone 259-J. VERA PETERSON Night Supervisor MRS.

CLOVIS COOPER Instructor In Nursing Arts IRENE DETHERROW Supervisor MRS. EUNICE BROYLES Supervisor EmVINA JIcCAIN MARTHA DeLAY Opfralinjj Koom Supervisor Anaesthist. I-aboralory Technician MRS. J. K.

IIAHEN Record Librarian FRANCES CORNETT Office JManager In The Student Nurses Library Jlcre is ronter of siu- dfiU mirsrs library in the Sanitarium of Paris annex. Here the pirls may go for study in ihe various courses required of them before they are eligible for graduation. The nurses shown here are taking advan- Jsewi riloto tape of. the many volumes on nursing and related subjects at their disposal in this library. CALL 159 fW rrw Or Twr PAJUS Hugo Girl Honored Wilh Tea Sunday HUGO, M.

L. Dudley, Mrs. Daisy Doss and Miss Katharine Dudley entertained at an informal tea Sunday afternoon honoring Miss Ernestine Brewer and Jim Rogers, Oklahoma University students who were spending the Easter holidays here with Miss Brewer's parents. Sweet peas in pastel colors were used as a center piece for the dining table. Mrs.

O. A. Brewer poured tea. Forty-live of. the younger crowd, including those home from their various colleges, attended, Horticulturist to Give Demonstration In Hugo HUGO, C.

Mooring, horticulturist from Stillwater, is to be in Choctaw County on April 12, to conduct pecan grafting and budding demonstration. Present plans include holding demonstrations on the Guy Bur- roils farm one and a half miles north of the Rock Hill School on the Mcsser Road at 10 o'clock. The fastest creature that lives small fly that like a honey-bee. It if half inch long. and is estimated by to attain a speed of MO an hour.

It is the a botfly. On The Airttaves Odds WEnds To Clear The Hook By HENRY MOORE URAWN OVER URALS'S NOTE. When he marks an air guest appearance Tony Galento's cannot be changed the day of his broadcast reason: the heavyweight challenger orizes his lines, and it would be too much trouble to revise the script at the last moment, Miss Margaret Kennedy Is Sanitarium Superintendent TOPIC: Roger Pryor's band has finally ken after such a good shot at the zenith of the business, too. survey gifts and bequMta I mlteM showa ttet M- When it was announced thai Johnny Green, maestro of "Johnny Presents," would become a in September, his bandboys pave him a box of cigars. MISSES ONE: Prize boner of the commercial radio season is that, of Mayor Fin- rello H.

LaGuardia, New York City's big little man, who let a slip of the tonjjue get by during recent visit of Edgar Bergen to his town after Bergen had cast aspersions at Manhattan's climate during the day, Hizzoner shlrped: "That's not nice, Eddie remember, we' smoke the cigarettes you advertise," Miss Margaret E. Kennedy, superintendent of the Sanitarium of Paris, si no 2 1934, formerly was business manager of the institution, coming here from Cincinnati, Ohio, where Flic had been chief of the statistical department for H. and S. Pogue Company. Prior to her connection she had been principal of the grade school in her home town, Lawrenceburg, Ind.

She is graduate the University of. Indiana. Hand in hand with her work in the hospital henj has been her interest in civic and community undertakings. She is a director of the Pnris Little Theatre -and of Uie Paris Civic Music Association, as well as of the local chapter of the American Needlework Guild, and is an honorary member of the Business and Professional Women's Club. Professionally, she is a trustee of Texas Hospital Association, state chairman for National Hospital Day observance, and a member of the Texas and American Library Associations.

Hobbies arc her hobby, for she a maker of scrap-books and a col- ector of autographs, of rosaries and of almost any object so its color is lavender: these ar a few of the things which she 'inds to occupy her leisure hours when sh: is not planning a cele entertainment or surprise for someone connected with th lospital or her other friends. Pensions of $7.50 weekly fo all persons in New Zealand over GO years of age is provided in the New Zealand Government's social security bill introduced into Parliament. Tuning Around With 1500 Kca. WEDNESDAY, APKIL If, 7:00 News (TSN) 7:15 Morning Roundup (TSN) 7:45 Morning Devotional 8:00 News (TSN) 8:05 J. D.

Cunningham 8:15 Monte (TSN) 8:30 Triple A Trio (TSN) 8:45 Morning Hymns (TSN) 8:55 News (TSN) 9:00 Fashions with Gail (TSN) 9:15 Nation's School of the. Air (MBS) 9:30 Singing Strings (MBS) 9:45 John Metcah's Choir Lett (MBS) 10:00 Personalities in the Headlines 10:15 Georgia Crackers (MBS) 10:30 Keep Fit to Music (MBS) 10:45 Songs by Billy DavU" (TSN) 11:00 News (TSN) 11:05 The Ballodeer (MBS) 11:15 Neighbors with McKee (TSN) 11:30 Bernie Cummins' Orchestra (MBS) 11:45 Staley Milling Company's Men of the Range (TSN) 12:00 First Federal Newscast 12:15 Hunt's Inquiring Reporter, 12:30 Hit Revue (ET) 1:00 News (TSN) 1:05 The Woman's Page of the. Air (TSN) 1:30 Nick Stewart's Orchestra (TSN) 1:45 The King's Jesters (TSN) 2:00 Marriage License Romances (MBS) 2:15 County School Program, 2:30 Texas Cotton Ginner's Association (TSN) 3:15 News (TSN) 3:30 Wayne and Dick (MBS) 3:45 Book a Week (MBS) 4:00 News (TSN) 4:05 Transcribed Program (ET)' 4:15 The Johnson Family (MBS) 4:15 The Johnson Family (MBS) 4:30 Jane Anderson (MBS) 4:45 Polly Jenkins and Her Plowboys (MBS) 5:00 Lew Preston (TSN) 5:15 "Sucker School' (MBS) 5:30 Sunset Jamboree (TSN) 5:45 Highlights in the World News (TSN) 6:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. (MBS) 6:15 Race Track Jim (MBS) 6:30 News (TSN) 6:35 Sports Spotlights (TSN) 6:45 Easy Swing 7:00 Sign Off. Deserved Recognition The Sanitarium of Paris, on the occasion of its 25th anniversary affords the people opportunity to give recognition richly deserved.

Through these years this great Sanitarium has served well and is now recognized throughout the Southwest as among the very best. C. M. RAGLAND CO. MISS MARGARET KENNEDY has too many to designate any one as her specialty.

An ardent a photography-fan, TALES GO BOOM: Believe, if you wish, the stories of the $100,000 prices paid for Stradivarius violins, but Marek Weber, NBC violinist-conductor, says you can buy one 830,000 he has a 'collection of half a dozen valuable fiddles, including a Strad, and total value of his collection is (only) $100,000. ONE-TWO-THmiE: TWO broth, ers, recently united' after 40 yean during which neither Knew the other existed, will institute a awrek (or a third broth- ca tea Pjoylt," over the THE REWARD OF SERVICE Through the ages award of honcr has gone to those who serve unselfishly. On its 25th Anniversary the Sanitarium of Paris stands out for its service to humanity. We tender felicitations and best wishes. SAM WEISS GULF DISTRIBUTOR A Quarter Of A Century Of Success Would give anyone cause for happiness and satisfaction.

It is iherefore well (hat our citizenship join with our friends cf the Santarium of Pan's' is observance of its 25th anniversary. May the days see continued progress. MANTON FRY CO. The 25th Birthday of THE SANITARIUM OF PARIS Quietly, earnestly, faithfully and devotedly the work of building the Sanitarium of Paris has proceeded for 25 years. we see the results of this work.

'Gladly we join with all the people in extending congratulations to those who have made this achievement possible. FIRST FEDERAL Loan.