Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 48, Ed. 1 Monday, October 27, 1947 Page: 3 of 6
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1947
SAPULPA HERALD,JArULPA, OKLAHOMA
PAGE THREE
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TODAY'S
SPORT PARADE
Registered U. S. Patent Office
By oA'AR FRAI.KY
United Press Sport* Wrltei
NKW YORK. Oct. 27 <U P> A
Podiatrist was becoming as essen-
as playing time goes, and then an-
kle out Whirh must be kind of
discouraging to the l»fls wh" bu‘1,
butt and wrestle for fid minutes
lOuyslike:
Passing Gene Rossides, glue-Iln-
! gered Bill SwlHvki and ( rashing Lou
Kusserow. big guns In Columbia*
i victory over an Army team unbeat-
en in 32 previous contests.
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Leader of
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circulated that Bancsyk *ouW be
picked up for questioning by g
ernment police.
-- ---But a top government
said late Sunday n‘*ht that Jthene
over Rice I had been no arrests. larBP
Arkansas Clyde Scott, who >an|parlier announcement that a ia g
and passed Mississippi right off the ■ a(e lnQUiry was under way
river In a 19-14 upset Milling masses
Doak Walker, scored the touch- Peasant party's su 'Urry jn*
down and kicked the point which, ln |«*nUwn W*r'a" “
brought unbeaten SMU home ahead , formation and e*rb'‘J,K _
, of UCLA. 7-0 I about the party 'We'
ctory over an Army team unneai- ^ maybP you better take all that Many were convinced tmsmuggled
i In 32 previous contests. I back about the point kickers - or or American *nV°r* “ d Moat of
Frankie Nelson Of unbeaten Utah. | you.n havc aIl of Texas on yore Mlkolacgvk out of Polan^ , wouW
. who they are comparing with Whiz- hands pahdner! his followers believed* Wr«atn
was becoming as essen- and who scored two ---
Contenders Looming
«»» MS ln u s Hockc''Roce
::»r rsjrsr. sit ss^Srsr-^s,
as yrsss. s as, x - -
most cases he needs a helmet only 21-0 <•» 'P ^ bRck lhP
srri sat ss
one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Dutton
of Btcknell. lnd., and one grand-
child
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow atternoon at 2 30 at the t
Nazarene church with thd pastor. •
Rev J E. Hcasley. assisted by Dr .
W A Carter, officiating Burial
will be made in the South Heights '
cemetery unde'r direction of the
Owen-landrith funeral home.
Radio Display
Kl 'SST'XlSl Cal",hey California
hav^ the band leader sw.ng it. with victory f^the toM
h Attest four major contests were of Dukes 13-6 win over Wake For-
decided last Saturday by the teller est.
with the unerring Instep To-wit: Stan Holmig. lex.is Aggle^puJ^
Fort
By United Pres*
Worth and Minneapolis
MikolarzvK out oi . ould
his followers believed he next would
I be heard from In Ori»t Brttatm
France. Switzerland or the A lit
zone of Germany One rumor ha
i, that he crossed the border ln^o
Czechoslovakia to meet a waiting
.. ^Amore Immediate question which
the 111'he “.“SieSert U«
Contlnneo from Fwee one
niture. displaying a Motorola; a
Philco, by Hendrix Appliance, an ,
RCA by Miller Furniture Co.'
Davus-Rule show a Zenith. Slieffel
Furniture Co . have a Sparton and
a Stromberg-CarLson.
Home Appliance Co., displays an
way a scant two weeks. terday.
Both came through with 5-3 vie- ---—--'
ffir„r."S.rtM«ru,USS Mrs. J. D. Thompson
Is Cloimcd By Deoth
»lhHTh,‘«h Mrs. Martha El,eh «■»*»»■ «
tomer from Worchester. Mass , toed Baylor, who punUKi 10 Umtt^ycn St Paul b oainw. » - av~
tuhirh railed I nf tham out inside 12->ard line. I Omaha and K
>>s.. iocu Baylor, wnu |iunwc« — ~~
the three tallies which caus' d ! of them out Inside the ’^-yard tne
Army's surrender. 21-20 Ventan Bob Demoss, whose four out oi
let tt be explained, also played a five on aerials set up both Pur<ju
whale of a game at fullback. touchdowns as RlinoU was belt
Dartmouth owed its 14-13 con- 1 jiST*muchdowned twice
quest of Harvard to the accurate Grover Jones. VM,
• nUe -I H.rb Carey a« the Marl*- ,,, ™ds
head. Maw., mark.man applied lh- W.rhy Tr »
<* * >»"• ■" *»*“ rsr. »•>« «*»
■s* b,.p». pr..».h,,_s,iy„t,
This week's schedule: | Survivors are h . located
Wednesday-K C. at Dallas., D Tlwmpson of th hom^ ^
Omaha at Minneapolis. on route tw®. SaPu'p 'p-anlslm of
Thursday—K C at Fort Worth. Raymond of Okmulgee. Fr
Dallas at Tulsa. Omaha at SLPaul thus city; five ^^aatvEvelyn
Saturday—Fort worth at Dallas. inP Thompson. Ponca t Ann
K C at Tulsa. Houston at Mtnnea- Thompson Okmulgee. Margaret A
| polis, St. Paul at Omaha. Thompson, homd address.
RCA B FT Ooodrlck shows a
Mantola The Cline Radio shop dis-
plays a Gentian radio ln contrast
Vo the latest models of Gilfillan,
General Television and Teletone. In
the latest tabid models and con-
sole types.
There are models of old record
players on display; a display of
disassembled parts of a modern
vacuum radio tube and a display
of different types of radio tubes
In usd today.
There is an automatic tuner out
nf a VHP aircraft transmitter
and receiver, two aircraft receivers
—one torn down; a sectional dis-
play of a 8-tube A C.DC . two band
| receiver radio showing all parts
rm cAT.oN *r.Mm ' MTEX
ERIE, Pa (UP)—Gannon college ^ lh#t hl8 refrigerator,
here boasts two nusband-wife teams wherd he had hidden a coffee can
on its faculty. The faculty quartet. containin? jb o, had been emptied
including the Oerold J Webers (Old q{ food and money.
the T D Hawes, list Harvard, the ____ —
University of Pennsylvania, the
University of Pittsburgh. Ohio
| state and the University of Vienna
as their alma maters.
itEFRIGI BATOR NO RAVI
PHI LADEL.PH IA (UR) — Joseph
Harris, cafe proprietor, reports sad-
ly that current high fodd prices
Outdoor window boxes can be
made attractive by filling them
with evergTeen branches end dried
flowers, berried shrubbery twigs
and similar material.
SAND, CRUSHED ROCK
CEMENT BI.OCR*
Wo spread driseuays with wKse
crushed limestone.
W’ H SIDEBOTTOM
Phone 95I4K13
BI.M» pn.b.bly »!“ tSJ" Brenn.n, cminMI I ""sMay -'dSm?r,M Worth. ™™iS°'l»"I"tC?n- Jf'Sui'ee
»dr"h» X Xm: si » ™qu-i HOP,'.,, „ 8. p,hl. M„ Erth B.ckle> « <*«*»<■
which provided Kentucky's 7-6 win of Iowa Ashestos Is a form of rock. ----
over Michigan State End Max Bvimgardner scored , ‘ ls spa H„imal of low
And don't forget Jim Farrar.I first townchdown and was a defen ( sponge
whose idal digits propelled the s|ve standout in Texas' 12-0 romp order.
point that brought Northwestern
home with a 7-6 victory over In- j
dlana. . . ,
Most of these lads played a whale
of a ball game to boot, but there
aie many specialists who ankle In.
win a ball game without actually
being officially In the game as far
general electric
SMALL APPLIANCES
Coffee Makers, Toasters,
Irons, etc All G-E
Complete variety of
G E RADIOS
New G E Electric Range
ROGERS
ELECTRIC
Your O-E Appliance Dealer
6 8. Main Phone 237
J ^
New L. C. Smith
Typewriters
for immediote delivery
Come in and try one of these fine machines beforO
you buy—you'll be satisfied with nothing less.
Sapulpa Typewriter Co.
Phone 29
322 East Dowry
Deafened People May
Now Hear Clearlv
for the deafened to hear fa.nt
rounds It is a hearing device so
sn ail that It fits In -hc hand and
enables thousands to enjoy ser-
mon*. muMc and friendly
if.nship Accepted by tte Council
, n Physical Medicine of the Am
1 rriran Medical Ass.-nation. This de
1 vice does not require separate bat-
! terv pack, battery wire, case or
1 carnet U. bulge or weigh you
down The tone Ls clear and pow«r-
ful So made that you can adjust
it yourself to suit your hearing a*
your hearing changes The make.s
of Beltone. Dept 6. 1450 West If
8t Chicago 8. 111., are so proud
of their achievement that they wui
gladly send free descriptive book-
let and explain how you may ge
a full demonstration of this re-
markable hearing device in your
I own home without risking a pen-
I ny Write Beltone today. —Adv
There's No Secret
To My Success!
Success secrets? I don’t have any'
"In fact I'd hke to get up on a soap box, or climb
up on a bouse top, and tell every business man
know whot I've found out about Homogenized
'Vitamin D" milk1
"You know, for a long time I hod the silly idea that
milk was for tiab.es, ond it wos ridiculous for a big.
grown man to drink milk every day
"Then one day I had o talk with my doctor, and he
t«Jd me that men sometimes needed milk more than
children He told me how the calcium ,n mHk hedp^
to promote good heart action and tone blood
vessels, thus helping to hght the No 1 Killer, Heart
Disease
"H. ft*, me ho* easy-lo digej,
shine’ Vitamin D, calcium, phosphorus, P» ^ these vital minerals and vitamins
.0 ft-
,.The r)^ ,M„y ™He a ho,.eve. o„> ol mo' Now. I *«*« 'east a <*».. a, Meadow Gold Ho-
mogenized Vitnm.n D' oulk every day, ond romchmes mnr
■’% 'onergyCam.* vital dv X ,°d!''".Tpmg'h'm" o tVoTon top a. Ay
A ' I H
situation
Milk is a fond Normally, with its use, you
should decrcosc the omount nf othnr foods
you rot. unless you wish to increase your
weight.
Beatrice Toods Co.
WE SUGGEST HOMOGENIZED "VITAMIN D" MILK
*•
adow
i
You wrfckVm. Wr fix >m.
GKO. E. MARTIN
BODY A FENDER WORKS
Auto Painting
Seat Covers
25 years in buxines in Sapulpa.
203 E. Hobson rhone 760
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Ciromulsion relieves promptly
cause It Roes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and a^d natur
Co soothe and heal raw, tender, In-
flamed bronchial mucous mem-
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
d bottle of Crcomulslon with the un-
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Couchs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
genuine
“Clifton”
Tailor-M«de
SEAT COVERS
See Johnnie Wells
STANDARD
MOTOR
SUPPLY
122 Ea*t Lee Ave.
22 Years of Dependable Service
COOK’S PUBLIC SALE OP
-
DUE TO THE TACT THAT V7E ARE OVERSTOCKED IN
WE ARE SELLING EVERY PATTERN ON DISPLAY IN OUR STORE AT
SENSATIONALLY REDUCED PRICES!
COME EAELY POE COMPLETE SELECTION
nSmSm^R A ] ROOM LOTS
* actually as
AS
LOW AS
Yea, we are offering a spe-
cial selection of wallpaper
at this unbelievable low
price . . . buy while these
values are offered.
SI
6 PATTERNS.......
Thia bargain group contains patterns
for every room. Come in, compare
them with patterns costing much more.
17 PATTERNS ••••*,* *
Talk about wallpaper values . .. here s ■ / y
a group of patterns that are really out- ■ |
.tanding. We’U estimate your require- A f Koll
ments.
GAY COLORINGS ...»
Every color in the rainbow is repre- Mil
sented in this group ... and every one f ^ M
of them sure to bring charm to your MM f R<
, home.
WASHABLE PATTERNS . . QQ(
Ute these water resistant Patter"* 1^
kitchens, bathroom* or in a child s p
room Every pattern is beautiful.
CHARMING FLORALS • A (\d
•cially lovely selection of floral XI T
». Some of the flowers seem so —X I
* _____ .... tairL iKctn
Enough paper for
10 x 12 foot room.
Includes 10 rolls
lidewall, 4 rolls
ceiling, 18 yards
border.
14 PATTERNS......
Brighten up those dreary rooms for
the coming winter. A whole group of
especially beautiful patterns and de-
signs.
23 PATTERNS......
When you see these P»JtM’n,11y?u 11
wonder how we can afford to sell them
at such bargain prices. Buy now and
really save.
WAX FINISH DESIGNS Q ^
Especially recommended for use in
entrance hall*, kitchens, nur.er.e*
and bathroom*. Washable.
MANY EMBOSSINGS. .
Some of these embossing* are »o realis-
tit that they resemble expensive fabric
wall coverings. •
35 PATTERNS......
The largest group of pattern* we haw vl*
. . . includes seenics, florals, emboss-
ings . . . anything you want in wall-
paper
Roll
I s •
CELLULOSE DRAPERIES ..
Made of soft, fabric-like material .
drape beautifully. Lovely floral pat-
terns in rose, blue and natural. 58x90 in.
FRAMED PICTURES . .
Selection includes scenics, florals and
CORRUGATED RUNNER .. AQ
Deeply corrugated, rubber-like *n*,e* -"J
rial suitable for halls, stair*, etc. Use
for auto floors too. 36-in. wide.
24x18 inches overall. A bargain.
STAIR TREADS .....
Prevent dangerous stair accident* with
these deeply corrugated ruhber-like
tread*. Step size . . . 9 xl8 inches.
FELT BASE YARD GOODS.
Economical wall-to-wall floor cover-
ing Durable, washable, easy-to-initall.
Choose from a selection of patterns
and colorings.
MV- .
tfiey '
ponoi
v€TS»
cei**
Line material:, ciulkin; eun: and supplies. dccoraUnj tools, pictures, mirrors,
linoleum and* many other item: too numerous to mention.
SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA
22 South Park
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Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 48, Ed. 1 Monday, October 27, 1947, newspaper, October 27, 1947; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1527579/m1/3/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.