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Alamogordo Daily News from Alamogordo, New Mexico • Page 7

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LY. WFTWnBR 5. IMS ALAMOGORDO NBW8 PAGE SEVEN MOO COMMENTS By Robert H. Dahd (ldently thet Chicago Judge it takln' no chances on mod- developments at bringin' a feller to life after he died. He sentenc- a feller to life im- sonment on each of ree counts the life term until the first one It ended.

raise fre, Fellers by the name Jester and Rainey was a be elected as governor of Texas iput it turned out thet Texas jest ready fer a Rainey spell they has turned the court over to a Jester. they was 50 million victory gardens. We no good at figgers so you tell us how trillion calluses thet makes. Rumor has it thet the new OP A represents a different name them letters now means Observers of Prices Astronomical. We has refused to become alarmed abuot the inroads them communists was a into the government oi the United but we has jest learnt thet the beautiful silver fox is really a red fox in silver disguise.

When even the animals turns Red you tell a fox by his pelt then we feel like it is time we become alarmed about this here Red propaganda. Time flies thet is the one tfly thet we all like to Kill. Seems like people alius has had the same problem with money thet we has. Why way back over three thousand years ago the Chinese called their bunk notes lyin' money. Stat.s over or' drunken pemom In Jail.

Sow Bate more lun. We thlnk lhis ls criminal we is plum agm any sech extrava gance. lifen the feller in tlonary war the army was reduced JftU wanUj to drunk we We note that after the Revolu- hiiuk to 75 privates to guard the supplies thel lu. shouUl ought to buy Ins of the United States. It Jest goes liquor not be a to show thet times ain changed Up to the taxpayers.

Besides we lu I Viu a if ic tlm none In the army it is the private who has the jobs to do i Big argument ou about ftcedam of the Cliurch in Russia. We know about it should believe thet you can get jest as drunk on some cheap moonshine as you can on these here extensive liquors iffen them tellers is in Jail we feel like they be able to choose thei but we cant believe in no freedom drlnks dul ghimld be grateful of the church so long as they is ter whuleVei they get. Wives thet let a feller sleep through the service we reckon thet wives in Russia mast likely a bit different ubout tliel than the gals right here in America PERSONALS Those who are attending the State College at Silver City this year are: Miss Margaret Carr, Bill Collins, Albert Burch, and Mr. and Mrs. Benny Daugherty.

Dwane Anderson was here from the University at Albuquerque to spend the week end with home folks Mrs. Delia Grant is here from Dakland, Calif on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Albert Burch and family. She has also been visiting her daughters, Mrs. Jess Buikin WANT ADS Opportunity of lifetime supplying OUT and other profitable products to farmers tn Otero County.

No expei ience or capital required Must have auto and good referenr es. Permanent. Write or wire McNESS COMPANY, Dept. T. Freeport, Illinois.

We are giving FREE, one box of black pepper with each $5.00 order of Kawleigli Products. Raw leigli Products W. E. Willoughby, Agent. 605 Ninth St.

You lake Good BARBER Sutton, Walker and Hess at Citizens Barber Shop. and family, and Mrs. Earl Jackson and family in El Paco. Dr. and Mrs.

R. E. Dickencon clebrated their 46th wedding anniversary Wednesday, September 4, and were happy to have with them for the occasion, Dr. brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

L. E. Dickenson of Harrison- viile. and his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

T. L. Devil, of Tula, Texas. Also at the family dinner Wednesday evening were their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Meager and daughter, and Robert Dickenson, Jr. Dr. Dickenson returned this week from an extended trip to Missouri, Illinois and Texas. enjoy a furlough. Mrs.

Clawson is employed with Civil Service at the Air Base. They will vislst Mrs. sister and other relatives in California, but will spend most of their leave In Alamogordo. Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Papin and son of Chaffee, are here for a two visit with Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shores and family. Mr.

Papin has recently returned from 18 service in Germany. Miss Edith WeLsheimer was here last week on a visit to Mrs. Eugene Haynes and family and some otlver friends. She hus spent the summer in Indiana. Mrs.

Anna Haynes left by plane for San Francisco last Suuday, where she will visit her son, Mr. Floyd Haynes and family. Miss Miriam Patterson, who is to be married to Mr. Edward Mar tin September 25, was honor guest at a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at the C. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cauthen of Hot Springs were here lor the week end and Labor Day as guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bays and other relatives.

They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Morrison who were guests of Mrs. mother, Mrs. D.

M. Babers and her sister, Mrs. Ed Henderson. ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY 8:15 P. M.

Sept 18th 8:15 P. M. BALLPARK Mm. R. H.

Kilgore and her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Jack House of El Paso, fcpent the week end at Silver City with Mrs daughter, Mrs O. Springer and Mr. Springer. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Bureey of Santa Fe and his sister and child- Patterson home. The I ren of Albuquerque were vlslstors The government reports thet When we gets to be President we a to act like tin present one we no names But this here nine oif to go out to sea would be put a end to. We expect thet we v.ould be at sea frein the moment we sat down at tli desk. TRUCK FOR GENERAL HAULING ANYPLACE ANYTIME Archie R.

Lacey 1209 VERMONT PHONE 149-J Now them scientists wants we should seise the moon. We dunlto whether it is a right good idea er not but we imagine thet anion other tilings thet we would find there would be the price of incut house rent. tbs Air Ip Tbsrs? Nobody'll hear you up there, Bud down to earth and advertise the Want Ad way. Tbs Alamgsrdo Newt We was all fer tills here of tlie OPA but they was some things thet we expect. We seen where in lX-troit they ha-, raised the price ol traffic violations lrum three to five dollars when everybody knows thet they Ls more of them now tlian they ever was afore.

This here advantage of our helplessness sure mukes a OPAer out of us. We dunno what tiiey mean about tills here bumper crop they is about unless mebbe they is to our pedestrians. 166-ACRE FARM FOR HALE Seventy acres in cultivation; water right for mure than 166 acres: good well, electric pumping equipment, power; cotton. Iiigicra, pinto will raise good vegetables; 326 aeres of range land and grain farm under fence, leased for taxes, can be bought cheap. Ideal for small stock farm; house In fair condition; electricity, bath facilities, water piped to house; lieu house and oilier for chicken and turkey raising.

Only six miles from Dcming on school bus and mail route, ome sec crops. A bargain at See or write C. Taylor, Boggs Hotel, Deming. New Mexico. guests were Mrs Dale Patterson of Rock Island, and Mrs.

Julius Sadowsky of El Paso, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Warthen of tlie Air Base have purchased the Harrel dwelling at 910 Texas, formerly known as tlie Dardsn dwelling and plan to make it their home. Mr.

and Mrs. Harrell are leaving for Roswell. Mrs. Helen Pate, who is employed with tlie Soil Conservation Service at State College spent the week end at Luz as guest of Mr and Osborne Wood. here Sunday on a loop trip in which they visited Carlsbad Caverns and the White Suuds National Monument.

Warrant Officer W. J. Clawson lias returned from the Pacific where lie took part in tlie Bikini test and witli Mrs Clawson will Ambulance DAY or NIGHT Anywhere in City Outside City Mileage Rate MEMORIAL CHAPEL PHONE 399 Italian cents per pound. Bring I cn and pick them. I.

M. Walker, High Rolls. (35-36) SWKFT PEAS For quantity, 20c per dozen. Post Paid. J.

L. Smith, Mayhill, N. M. (28tf) We have green blackeye peas, snap beans and alfalfa hay for sale at our farm I mtles southwest of Alamo or wr will drliver. Phone 217R2, E.

II. Melton. (33tfl FOR SALE EUR SALE One 17 Room house, completely furnished and in excellent condition, large lawn, and fruit trees, an give immediate possession. Apply to lifford-Dalton Agency. 1711 New Avenue, Phone 73.

(3436) FOR BRONCHIAL ASTHMA SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS- Eive Points Sewing Machine Re pair Shop will call weekly to repair and servk-e machines at Wilburn's Refrigeration uud Electrh Shop, l-cuvr machines or call Wilburn's, PI mmic 388-J. FOR SALE CHEAP: Coal or ood burning circulating lieatrr. I20K Michigan (36) AND HAY KVIH SEE IT DEMONSTRATED! The New COMFORTAIR FOR HEATING OR COOLING HI owh Cool Air or Warm Air at the flip Of a but- ton. For home or office. Light and pasy to In Two carry from room to room.

Ivory uud Turquohe Blue Ml Modern Household Conveniences I Alamogordo Tularosa FOR houses. cd to sell. 1136 Florida iVNMMk FOR SALE: t'operator Ice Box 166- Lb. capacity. J.

J. Henry, I uz ML Mei, AN I I scd Piano. Contact J. S. Martin at rystal Beverage 36 AOR SALE: IMI I Sedan.

Mrs. J. J. Holden. 1322 9th Stn-et.

UB) I OR SALE: 4-wlicei trailer, fact ury built, suitable for wagon Inquire at 1165 Vermont. (36 A OR SALE: furnished House. Six rooms and bath. W. E.

Wilson, 611 Penn. Ave. FOR BALE: 1911 Ford Pickup- Cheap. In giMul condition. Inquire 1223 New York Ave.

Central Building CONTRACTOR tormnnces QLirvrt Open One p.m. Walll or VlHnC Hour Earlier; Hour Earlier; CALIFORNIA CIRCUS CORPORATION ogNCH WE AND Cement Work BEK ROY IK HUTCHINS, Jr. 1515 Alaaka Ave iWftlD'S OMKATISf COWBOYS A CO WCIR IS CIRCUS SEE! INOIAN MASSACRE! OUTLAW AT I TACK ON THE EMIGRANT TRAIN! N0I.DUfi NMV EtfttUI WILDFIRE FAMOUS MOTION PICTURI EQUINE STAR ELEPHANTS FUNNY CLOWNS DAJUNa A DUAL STARS DOGS AND PONIES WORLD WONDERS MARK SMTH. Presratiitt CitiUd Honwwsihtp! IUU1IF Ml NMSU 70 MRU9US IMIS LANOON'S LILLIPUTIANS TONI MADISON AND Miti WUD WILT ALAMO DRUG STORK Phone 196-M GREATEST ACTION SHOW ON EARTH: rnu nuscj Bifferait waysl te enjoy teaetees Slice into a tomato from Safeway. Notice the perfect deep red color, the mat-right firmness.

Then taste the mouth-watering flavor of this tangy fruit. Safeway takes special care to bring you tomatoes at their juicy pays the price to get the then speeds them to our store in your neighborhood. Buy tomatoes here, as you buy all Safeway fruits and vegetables, guaranteed to please. FRIED TOMATOES WITH CURRY SAUCE these as an 0 accompaniment to cold lamb or veal or at a luncheon dish. Wash firm ripe 0 tomitoei; remove stem ends; cut I crosswise in Vi to thick JColorudo Dip in flour seasoned with POTATOES suit and pepper, covering both sides of slices.

Fry in bacon drippings Long Green 2 about 2 minutes, turn carefully with 2 11 pancake turner to hold shape, brown 2 other aide. Take up on a hot platter. a ORAVKNBTKIN Pine for Cooking To the drippings add a tablespoon each of chopped parsley, green pep- per, and onion, and a tablespoon I each of curry powder and Hour. Cook, stirring, 2 or 3 minutes. Add a cup of top milk or undiluted evaporated nulk; season with salt and pepper.

Cook 2 or 3 minutes longer, stirring constantly. Four over tomu California Grown, Firm Slicers TOMATOES Pound 15c MOUNTAIN SNOWBALLS CAULIFLOWER Pound 14c 16 Lb. Bag 49c Bulls of Juice from California OltANOES 10 Lib. Bag 69c Pound 13c Green Crlup CABBAGE Pound 6c Pound Fancy Hale Freestones PEACHES Pound 17c FOUND: Bunch of keys on chain with charm. Owner may have by calling at Handy Circnery and paying for this adv.

(36) Will trade a hevrolet Coach, with new tires for a lute model pick-up. Nee Stanley tirinsiade, Tulansui. FOR SALE: late Model Pickup. Call 219W1I. I OR SALE: Good 2-wherl trailer with 16-talch wheels.

2 lots, corner of 8th St. and Alaska Ave. 764 Virginia. WANTED: IRONING TO koh lexaa Avenue. FOR SALE: 4 lots in Skyland a I Kuidoso, N.

Mex. Write lack Beall. 3624 Jefferson. El a so, Tex. WANTED: About 26 liead of kid ponlet, and burros.

Write or contact F. D. Smith, Tularoso, N. Box 256. I.At Family wet wash or Rough finished.

466 New York Ave. WILL KEEP CHILDREN by the hour, day, week or month. 1262 9th Street. FOR SALE: Hudson Eight 4-door sedan. $375 cash.

Call at Naaarene Parsonage, Tularosa. CAR Washing and Chassis and Motor Steam Cleaning Pete Williams at Holcomb Bros Body Shop. Phone 229W. Will call for and deliver. When you need hauling done Sand Grave! or anything, eal! P.

M. Bennett, Phone 266M, 1222 15th tat. FDR Ferguson Ian dem disc harrow, 4-seetion 6-16 for any drawbar type tractor. 9I7SJM. R.

Tally, Phone 496. (II) I a toes and serve at unco. Allow I to- eUKRHKR'N mato fur each aerving. Thia amount 0 of sauce is sufficient for 8 tomatoes. Fruits Si Ve FRESH TOMATO 90UP-Soup mude this uoy likely to curdle, Prepared Dry Cereal unless you get too and add too much tomato for the amount of 4'v oz milk, tie sure to add the mils, ur our uuu inr tupwem to 1S, I I the milk and not the other way round jrilllMI LA Peel medium aized tomatoes; cut of 5-mlnute up and add thsm, cold, to lirttl 6 cups of cold milk.

Put ovar medium iieat and heat just to boiling. (If you ingW watch constantly to be cure it 2 boil, put in top of double Baby Milk Formula cun 7i oz can 7 8 OS. box tuii can 14 07. box boiler and heat ovar hot water.) a Serve immedmtely. Saaaon with salt, a out pepper, and butter or margarine juat Jf l.KANHKIt as you take the soup from the beat, Aunt Sui.

pvvttci. Servas 6. Coaof Tba Homemakare' Bureau Am tseetre ULEANER Washing Powder 2 nd towel 2 Bowl Clcuiiscr SA M-EU'SII 2 tee cans gal un 24 oz isix cun Breakfast Items PosI'l ASTI ES Made- By lint I Tex Hun Grapefruit Jl IUE 11 oz. Lux 12 oz. box 46 oz.

can rnte wets find Hufewuy prices ure rigilt rlglit down line on every item, every duy. CIIKItlJB BRAND MILK Tall Can 13e DUC1IEH8 8 oz glass ALI. AMEBICA II It LIBBY G.MtDKN SWEET PEAS KRAFTTi ICE CREAM MIX It I STAR A SW11T.S CANNED MEAT It Breust of Chkken, Meui IJNA 26 Bag $1.67 2u Gz. Cun Box 24c 8 box carton 24c 12 Oz Can 7 07 Call mmrmermmm Canned chh I Garden dde UrofN liettih 19 oz can Texa.s Muglc TOMATO JI'ICE 46 oz. can National 2-minule OATS 48 oz box Aunt Jemima Elour 40 oz box Breakfast Gems.

large EGGS doz. COCOA 8 oz box BISCHT MIX 8 oz box tOi Delicious 6 oz. box Select anv one of them Meats with confidence Tiiey urc all guaranteed be perfect-eating or youi money buck. liujgiyvalc PEAS 26 oz can GRADE A BEEF, Inspected Pound SIRLOIN STEAK From Gov't Ifuqmcted Pound BEEF LIVER LEAN HHOUIDBt Pound PORK ROAST PRKHii HAM Pound HAM STEAK 71c GRADE A STANDING RIB pound RIB ROAST 43c AM. MEAT, Government Inspected Poutul BOLOGNA 35c BAKE OR BOIL Pound BEEF BRISKET 24c 1-Pound RolL Each PORK SAUSAGE 52c ABHORTED VARIETIES Pound LUNCH MEAT 39c Garde nxtde SPIN AC II 18 00, ean Schilling's Coffee Drip or Regular Grind 1 Olass Edwards Coffee Drip Pulverized or Regular 1 Glam 29c Airway Cloffee Ground at Purchase 1 lit.

Bug SAFEWAY.

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