Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 32, No. 54, Ed. 1 Monday, November 4, 1946 Page: 5 of 10
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)NDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1946
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SXPULPA HERALD, 5APULPA, OKLAHOMA "
PACE FIVE
LAFF - A - DAY
BOZO
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(TED; Hauling. Phone 1654-W.
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Km»- 1544 44-14
IFOR HALF. Baby bu',ny; Eastman
darkroom safelamp, latest model;
earners irlpod. -jmii head, like icW.
Si*- nt 901 N WlRSbeth or phonf
1554-LI. Will deliver 53-3
(TED; Light hauling Rhone 743.
FOR HALF. A new, efficient and caps
ble servant of and for the people.
Price, your vote on Tuesday. Nov 5th
RoiiiIum is the man for County
Treasurer. I 5.1-2
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JTED: Wi .’.cr 'l'ranafer. Phone 5fl
14-20
*i<'121 FOR HALE Huddle horse Phyllis Mr
Guy re. Phone 1342 ' 53-3
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Top
(chine Co . 1.
buy sewing machines,
with or without cah-
pulpa yin
•jfui i Lee Phom* 4»xi
47-10
IT!.11 1 ri i'*;t yen: *\.1l. ma-
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FoR SALE 1936 four door Pontiac
Perfect condition. Good tlfrs Inquu*
18 S Water_; 53-2
FOR SALE Five room modern house
on corner lot. with lot adjoining
Nice place for garden, cow and cLleh
on#. Phone 1842 i 53-3
FOR SM.F six room modern house
el«: i In R< decorated 14 W Byran
Phone 1479-J. 54-3
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ITLD To n pair *.ewtng machines
|d kvepf! Phone is 7, *»«-«.
FOR SALE
1807
Washing
machine Phone
54-5
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painting
50 - <J
Electric v. usher 005 N 1st
54-4
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nil qualifications in
(ting Artdh ' KM
nuKrupher.
Write a: *
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H* raid
50-6
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ind moving
Cull ,
51-17
r**r»t limi.se u Apartment
or imfnrnlMtied Phone
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ITfcP Will
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nr •* ll votir home
<\»n finane 412
52-10
I OR SALE Five room dwellli g. large
room*., oak Hoon». 2 car ullage, fine
cement walks large Iiont porch,
shad** good neighborhood Close to
good grade school Brown. 1C s Wat-
i |ft]
* o*i .jAlF io-mi Ford one ton truck
good condition, stew k bed might
take In older model couch or sedan
or trade First house no; » of Bow-
den school on Tulsff*8apulpa road
54-4
FOR SALl. DX filling station, invoice
»uk1. Rent building for 515 month
400 N Minion on high wav M3 Phone
2470 or 1837-W
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By Frank Robbing
“Well, you’re lucky there isn’t a little girl with a doll
carriage* in your house!”
LOST AND FOUND
51-2
LOST Dark tan billfold containing
car title and driver s license Reward
for return Box 1178. Sapulpa Phone
52-3
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Itinty R »nunc i» u»e man1
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FOR SALE Half bed and mattress
1 hone 542-W. 54-3
LOST One little girl’a shoe
phase call 1191-R
Finder
$4-2
to dd floor muling
• *1 worker Experience
'live ;*;:e experlenc*- if
w; 4* Ui-irect. if
MUin’bb Box MH are
53-2
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kiln l’i on# 1862
FOR SAIF
Four room homo
fill S
Wmer. *125o
54*G
FOR SALE
Lawther tree saw
team
i* lid tools
I'»r uul k salt Williams
2406
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miles ridsa 2538 S Ctnclnnati.
Illf.a, (iverotNcr 53-5
FoR HALE Uftf‘U Hoover
827 50 Phone 323
sweeper
54-3
PERSONAL—BUSINESS
MIYUND8 L’philsterlng. All work
guaranteed Phone H-4. MoundF
36-30
CLA1RV05*ANT Personal rending* Au-
guatiiP Miner 1041 E Thompson 54-6
(4T ■ > in ii iitiddle kged *.< <
I»n ’ ' ll !» MU lid}) Wit h
I i .lit* Room
M « • Ji\ Mr M.llei 55-W
54-3
FOR HALE Don't buy hov Venetian
blinds until you Ihveetlgntc the sup-
erior finishing methods used on our
custom built metal or wood blinds
Cowman‘s. 54-2
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FOR RENT
FOR RF.NT Swerpm. Cowman's Pl.one
323 -ii-*-
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4TED T * impair ^wiifg mgehlnct
fid aweepwrs Phone 257 54-4
f irnirhi-d or1 for RENT For the next two year.,
apartment the lu^l.ly qualified J Frank R.jm-
J'-*’ t,t at. your next County Treaaur-r
Kr.mlne Ik the mat. for the Job '.3-2
l bli-cked by two-foot dorp snowdrifts
I in the western end of the panhan
‘ die.
An early morning sleet storm it
Butfat i in Harpet county, further
t’ 'tu, 'to..! communications in the
nmthw« secion and the ihree
i . nhar.dle counties.
The highway patrol still had no
word this morning from a passenger
bus that was reported "lost” in a
snowstorm between Boise City and
Stra'ford, Tex., last nisht. The
state highway department sent a
motor patrol and truck to .he ous'
1 rescue, but no w >rd had been re-
ceived fram the highway crew this
n cruh’g—perhaps because of dis-
t up ted communications lines. No
.nformation on how many passen-
gei were aboard the bus was avail*
' . ‘tic
I A blanket of snow six to 10 inches
I covered most of Cimarron county,
j rh > highway patrol reported deep
dri fs in roads 12 to 13 miles east
SOTHISt^THL eulHINti X NtAVBF THeVCB
Ttv/ti or Outt-e'EgO, EH ? KEEPING IT
OOEtiNT LOOK LIKE J MU4H-HU4H .> WE'LL
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Phone
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54-3
MISCELLANEOUS
SEPTIC tank craning Ollte
1314 S Park Pbone 2235-J
W or ton
?B-?7
Continued from cage 1 . p{ 30tF.. city, where temperatures
prison yard, scaled a wire fence and dropped to a sub-freezing 24 de-
fied. i ureP9
The prison department organized 1 >**' Oklahoma City weather bur-
a huge posse and began a manhunt 1 received a telegraphic report
led by bloodhounds Prison officials
guards, highway patrolmen, und
sheriff's deputies participated in
the chase. •
' .- , urillin^ nil.-
. .inetUon Moumetl
P..I1 734-J 51-t,
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- , FciTTAUI.E electric hewm • m.i. liinci.
tor rent. bit. -rr mid Wi.lt.- Sopulp.
Sewing Machine TJo . 2'*6 E Lee
PhoiiK- 40C or 332. 47-10
JBALL
P.owa.u coupe in ( GL'N.SMn IIINCi complatc reivlre tn.
Pi mouth i rt-e.r fir hunter AHoniatlr shot "ins. rll-
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lucklip C’itn t>-
Isetwt en f i n
32-3 I
h-K ai:rl plat jla kc: . Iced Ret luma
browning and eftnuhh.g Famous
[tol.ihoke and Plttta cur.penKHtor
Five du'. r*lcr Avra Repair
700 S Hickory 43-5
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play j-. ii | . .. •• MATTRER8PS oosatrd or made to
:.2-t order Wllltana M'fr-sa Co •> N
—• Water phone MOL 52-12
barrel sIk.1 cun. 12
v. ’i>-.->11 [»...! i PAINTING and gapeir.anctnK Ouaran-
W Suit I’ti..up teen Mitiit i. 'ion C M JoliriH.n
S2-3 Phone 1250 \ 52-6
SI LOCI'- Nov 4 ,JP>—Mis-
Miii-i republicans It dav welt timed
President Truman’s "li_nds «ff"
policy in (lie stati c . l.-ction.
H-piibli' in leaders ti- arded his
cccisiop to remuin politically ilooi
id van tai ous to the GOP
M.anwhllr. Mr. Truman, who
* t .vt-Uei from Washinstnn to thv
'it !'• whi.e house." at Independ-
•ice, M h. to cast his ballot, p-
pairii'.lv vunperturbed by re-
publican claims
C»OP leaders predicted .hat .lie
president's home state would elect
flowing 3 25 inches of precipitation
at Boise Citv sine* 5 p. m Saturday.
Guvmon. cast of Boise City, ccord-
td 1.24 inches of moisture since 7
a m Sunday However, the reports
did not separate the snow and rain.'
17 in mist and fog blanketed the
rtir :: d r of Ohlaht m-i this morn-
ing a the wintry 'torn moved
mV : s'wt-d '.Vt’ herman W E
Maughan r. d rains w tild continue
'*tirir. ilie dry and tovt'rht, n"d in
1 trite portion Tu»sday. He
* mi 'lo'idv m-i vartne-
f:r th: noi'hv'" sect ior Tuesday
ldlC't ng the setirni was ncuring
• end in that area.
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BARNFV GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH
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REYIVA1, IN »*KOGIU.>S
A revival is no in pragres.* at the
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IF YOU rai* q»MillIv as a Ford mech-
hiuc w»‘ hav* a yKUl Job to jffe;
Hiipulpn Motors, Inc . Ford dealer
52-5 ,
iTpubiican senator and a inajor- Church of God. located at^510 East
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52-,; JUbl RLCLIVED u Dcjiutiful oak dm-
—— etie wuli t» chairs Iyl»»r Furniture
cjH utid AppLanr#. 11 N Wtlcr. Fhom
52-4
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New bl-
*cl »• mahogany
f T !• * Furnl-
11 M Wat#*i
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oi mpf.-.t';, ruLi*
a biiltr in wo#»l l
ur nr lri|H«trv W #*
Wat
in wool
inn living
mohali.
uarantie to
I* uinititrc aid
Phone 30
52-4
CAPABLK M m «>r D»d*. t«j own service
: t» of r sj i-j|^a(,i* ..‘.limp ma-
chlne* will not TMeffete with pres-
ent employ mant excellent «-arnln^s.
ho e<i*eiirnc« r8quil«;d. $375 cash in-
veatment required Olvr phone num-
ber and .uidri'sf atpt#* if cash ivail-
• bU* Write Box MK tare >f 4rr»ld
53-3
tnh wider t losrt and
> •blnat to rwd-il a* o*n
IMumhliiK ( o , phonr
52-3
le tnediqi
ater. nnr
Fhont 1163
VOTE
TUESDAY and vote for
the man
who
will t*eive aju bc.1
klc.t !.
Fiuik Rom In^ f»s Creek
Counts h
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Covinty Treasurer
53*2
NOTC’t 1 v.111 not be reaponalble for
M11V
debt:, mad** other than
by my-
self
Earl Buckley
53-3
ity in the house. They asserted .hat
Missouri voters would elect James
f Kern, republican attorney jf
Kansas City to the senate over
Frank P Bngg.s. incumbent, demo-
crat.
i \ki si on os \ ^ i
UP—Th. hatUi ot trusteeship*
cipenod i" ihe united nation* to-
day wi*h Britain accusing ttussia
of "pigeon - holing trusteeship
agreement and blocking th(
estahlishmen n. Mi new system
fe. adminis'erinc territory taken
fton tin enemy
Dewey, which is under the direc-
tion ol Tillie Clark Dickey of this
city. Rev. J. T. Huddleston, paster
of the church, stated today that
he revival will coninite through this
week and perhaps longer The pub-
lic is cordially invited to attend.
The mean monthly temaerature
in Pho-.nbt. Ariz. ranges from about
51 degrees in January to about 90
degrees in July, the annual mean
being about 70 degree^.
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MAN AliVc :! OOu
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About 16 million pounds of garlic
are grown ui the U. 8. each year
Ltading garlic-growing states are
California. Texas and LouL-iana
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Company 15 E Lc#
Parker
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PLUMMETING COTTON PRICES CLOSE EXCHANGES
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to the Polls
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ROY J. r JRNER
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Congress, 4th Dist.
Democrat
GLEN D. JOHNSON
State Senate
Democrat
EVER Err s. COLLINS
Republican
RALPH R. KIRCHNER
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[>D MX) 1 The BLTTC h£F - HAS
call me-i an advertisement .
MAGGiE V IN TH6 PA PEt?
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PECElVED A FULL ||
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Sheriff
Democrat
C. W. DULANEY
County Attorney
Democrat
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WITH WHITT HOUSE PLEDGES f"i I* l.-ral .*»• I i<>n In nil aili'liipt t>> slai.tli/r the biggest crop uf
luiUm. Li.u iiuin.'.' n i -..i i.illi.n . .Ii'ii.-.x r b • flown after a month of falling priiea. The ihart
n' nv • »h i the trcn.l of spot prices on the New York exchnnge during October — nt a time when
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County Assessor
Republican
EARL NUGHF3
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