Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 114, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 13, 1949 Page: 2 of 12
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C. at Matthew* City Editor, Fay* Raw* Dunlap Society
Editor; Shirley Carnathan. Of lire Managrr. Ted Olaon.
AdverUilrti Director; Cheater Miller. Circulation Manager;
Judy McParlin Reporter.
NOTICE
Suaharriber* mlaalnf a paper are re-
quested to phone 116 tael* re 7 odocE.
Pedal Pushers
A Bill! THOUGHT FOR TODAY
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it hit omoirng purpose which no force con stay We hod
Better work with the power of the Infinite than jgamst it
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NOBOOY LOVES A FAT MAN
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;Huge Liquor Haul
Results From Icy
iChase in Lawton
• I LAWTON Ofcla
La a ton men
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Jan 11 AJFv-
•ere under »!.-
bond* today alter a careening
pjiaw i»v*r lc#-to»ered treeta Ilia
.)a neirure of ncai.v o ’
• «hUky trine and (in *
• 1 The haul a He iaf Ihe large*! IN
'' ( ommamhr renal* hlrieri,
' veined at S5.775.
| Charged with liquor tranipurta-
illon «ra* A T Cobb 4» and Bu%t*r
ifteiii. 41 »»< accused of poaaeaalnn
tfc.ih pleaded limorent brlore roun-
Judge O W Horne ah<> *et the
and*
• • Cobb alao aat iliarged with reck-
Ifeaa driving on the »<>ru ol \hrr-
'it Everett Hale, who laid that »ai
'ih»t touched oil the whole allair
K Hale and county jailer T E 'Hapi
iMu'thew* atarted out on a routine
{tall to a tavern Tueada) luglit
• Matthew* cat out-ide while Hair
'Vent in. The Jailer aaid he noticed
|g new car ripping over the ice a* il
M had akii* He took nil in pursuit
"I waa going al lea*l 40 to 45
Snilrv an hour, and he waa leavm*
Sue behind. Matthew* *aid 'Ol
jgoiirve, he wa» heavier kwdrd and
•Sad mare to lone than I.
When Hale finished hi* Investi-
gation he na* •rvrral bhwkv away
from the parking place Hr
V thumbed a ride alth highway pa-
I Irolman lilen Fary. then the*
happened la «ee the Ire chase
They paused Matthew* and final-
V stopped the car The olllcer*
Maid Cobb, at the wheel had only
one comment: "It‘a In there.” He
ipuinted at the back
The rear seat nl the coup had
keen rnuorrd and Hi* inletlor »n
(reinforced with plywood In there"
the of fleer* found I lot half-pint*.
]4(J pint* and 135 fifths of whlaky
Before new* of ’he raid could
leak out. the sheriff got a search
•Warrant and went with Matthew*
to a shark at the rear of No 2 lee
St which had been spotted earlier
They >a» no one in the place
al first, hut after rutvliu around
and reluming they found f.rnt in
the shark—along with 4* fifths
177 half-pint*. J7f» p«n<* of wh*»-
key. eight pint* of gin and 144
fifth* of atne
Gent ha had bad luck before
Last Nov 13 <>fhear* said he walk-
ed into two deputie* with an arm-
load of whisky while they were lb
a tavern lervtng some subprtin*
He ia Mill under 4500 bond Ui ihai
case
Sy AIICI AlDfN
WITH WINTER ItESORTS
and cruise ships reporting a sell
out season, w« need ao eacusa
fur presenting this pedal pother
design. Some lurky gal in tuck
luevly retorts as U .mds or Soa
Island would And them moat use-
ful. As bicyrl* riding Increases in
popularity at Ih* various resorts,
sty lea appear la make if a more
comfortaiilv esercis*. Celanes*
tropical suiting In spanking white
Is used for this Frank Williamson
design so beautifully tailored and
detailed The loot* iacket with two
roomy p<<kcts and contrasting
yoke makes a perfect top for bi-
rycling and alao serve* as a beach
topper, short* or slacks topper.
The pedal pushris have interesting
skirt detail.
hll.lt sMHffHl* WARM I)
LARIMIE Wvo kllb—T B Jen-
sen. supertntendelU of the Univer-
sity of Wvr rung grounds, ran unto
a different kind of thuf In the
campus nr espapsr, Jensen warned
'•female bulb-hunter*" to beware.
Jensen had found gladioU brla
emptied if newly-plan ml bulbs,
with d*ep, high-heeled female fool
prints in their stead
“Old a: 40.50.60?’
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At an drag store* every* hero--in
Sapulpa at Reel Drug
(io Right On Through!
for Pontic* fraction
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INCOME TAX
RETURNS
Male and Federal
Nights by App'dnlmrnl
SAPULPA
TAX SERVICE
135 f'laylou Bldg, Flume 740
John and bally (todwln
An Accounting Merrier—ONLY
».«s *00 14
17.55
has Isa
• fsfro frocfisa freed
• Will mat tint
Re set for tough winter driv-
ing. Three It f 'flondrieh tire*
pull equally well la sticky
mud, as well as deep snow Off
the highway, the traction
treads go t<> work and pull you
through — in all weather.
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Now You Con Buy All You Wont!
PENC0 SHEETS
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SANITIZED
BED PILLOWS
Filled with pure duck
feather* Floral ticking
Sonitized to retard boc*
teriol growth ynd the
fogmation of perspiration
oaort All t h 11 gives
longer life to your pil-
lows, keep them hygien-
•colly deon' Only
$2.98
hN
Sturdy 140 Type!
A new lew price
for SI*99 tike
$2.49
For mony years thrifty hou*ekeepets Hove depended on Penco
quality Here it •*—|usf 0$ sturdy, long wearing, outktondmg
for quolity as ever—of o shorply cut price' They stond up to
rigorous, constont laboratory tests for wear ond laundering
lay SOME away today
PENCO CASES.
42x36 size at '..................
$4.00 Allowance for Old Battery
Ess
Gian Mali Give
Mot* Power Longar
B. r. Goodrich
<*Iji*n(4‘\ IliiUery
• M«r« Fewer
* Creefer wifeined cepecfty
i • Sere fire, mWe-f iferfi
Six rttra plate* plua (ilaaatam
prutection arc coinbinvd to
give superb, depcndabl* p*r-
farf an. a, extra power, long
life and awre atari* in any
type of weathor.
■ATT1IIIS CIO 1C
At IOW At
Use Our Eosy Poyment Plon
B. F. Goodrich
SAVE when you SEW!
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Mo de-Gay Prints
One of Penney's fomout percales m smart new
patterns' Bright sun-lov.pg colors occent the novelty
loral ond polka cfot prints' 36
WHITE OUTING
Priced for your budget—per-
fect for baby's diopers, sleep-
ers Soft, sturdy white cotton
for eosy tubbing, long wear
Gentle to the skm 30 inches
wide
25c yard
COLORED OUTING
"Honor" woven flannel for
poiamas, sleeping wear 36
inches w-de at o Penney
saving
39e yard .
GIRLS' OUTING
GOWNS end PJ's
Buy them now for all winter
warmth when they're tuck-
ed in bed tor the mqht
Sizes 6 to 16 years Pen-
ney priced ot
v
$1.50
stripes,geo metric,f
inches wide Woshoble A wonderful value 3t
ney's NEW LOW PRICE
35c
YARD
9 North Main
Phone 221
RONDO DELUXE PRINTS
Never before such a ravishing
\ group of brilliant patterns’ And
cun roue \ such o new silky firm-textured
coet o* uviiie 1 Never bef re such a value
I yr women who sew1 Scores of
' >nght new patterns Now only
44c yard
Sorority PRINTS
That wonderful rayon crepe in wonderful new colors
and designs at a NEW LOW PRICE' For your spring
dresses, be sure to see the new collection now at
Penney s Sove ot only
98cYARD
WARM KNIT CAPS
Long stocking cops, short
stockirg cops, wrapped knit
cops Lots of colors And so
worm'
$1.39
l.
WASH FROCKS
Buy several this week,
end from our lorge selec-
tion Sonfonzed Many
styles ond colors
$2.79
Fine Chenille Spreads
Soft, richly tufted bedspreods—a real buy for volut
and big sovmgs! Colorful scroll and floral designs
Closely stitched for wear ond beoufy White and
colors to go with your bedroom colors And what a
low price'
. $4-98
Featuring Full Circle
100-lnck Swirl Skirts!
GIRLS'
DRESSES
You'll be omazed ot the I
QUALITY you con buy at
Penney's for this price'
Dozens of delightful, color-
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firmly-woven wosF able cot-
tons For now ond next
summer—o BUY at
$1.98
m
Spring Dresses
Women are amazed when they first see
the wanderful rayon print dresses in this
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colors ond patterns Yet Penney's low,
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!*7 ft
$5*00
Wool Shorties
» I, ! 4
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quality and value' Bright colors, postel
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trimmed All-wool flannel Don't miss
this value
$5-90
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AT PENNEY’S
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let it interfere wim i
, on at our store . . a sign of progress But don’t
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