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per word lor
htcauiiH Inner- -
Lut chanKC of
llnlmum, il.aw
fli. Classified
,lc, $1.50 per
Gates belts &
ts. Dclco batteries
be, Texaco gas &
Wilfong Texaco
rc 864-276- 7tfc
fc" CHAIN SAW
ITERS A saw for
ce new Woodard
7tfc
CROP HAIL
Insurance
111 N.
fccll.Tx 14tfc
1972 Ford LTD. 2
red with white
bw mileage, tape
Id. Call 864-226- 4
17.18p
(BINS
m steal your grain
me. Protect your- -
toragc often pays
less than 1 year.
00, 3775
45.00. 7925 bu.
0. These are qua- -
lee! bins. We have
it our warehouse in
I. Please call to sec
Rhe bin you want.
nation, Phone 965- -
lenville, Tx., Hi- -
25' Trailer House,
tamed, air condit- -
eal bargain. Call
1. 17tfc
Metal red white
'NO SMOKING"
ell Free Press.
Carpet, average
choice $20.00 a
18p
Nichols sweeps,
Itor, 24" chisel
St all sizes. Rcid's
lunday
18-19- p
1972 Ford V8
od condition. Call
er 5 o'clock.
p
18-19- p
Milk cow, fed
i.BufordGholson,
Call 743-337-
18-19- p
73 Honda CB100
Mercury 4 dr. 390.
00; 56 Chevy 350
m.OO Call 864- -
18p
Hardwick gas
864-341- 5 or
18p
Peanut, Candy &
Pn8 business in
Ruites $1,238.00
KW hnnrc .
NDY KOMPANY.
Kd., San Antonio,
1'nclude phone no.
0RMS-WORM-
18-21- p
N'ght Crawler
irn". Retail nr
'veCalcnm r,c,.
1(1
good supply of
u'Pment. Trade
Ckrnortnn Miu....,
278. iR.-n- n
NOW Sweet Pot- -
"lipment about
of May. Trice
18-19- p
MDINES. Have
nd 3 tandem
N Bros., Whi,c
'0.498l.
16-I8- p
MISCELLANEOUS
Kelly Ditching Service. 24",
12", 8M, 6" ditch. Plastic
pipe, fittings. Sewer pipe.
Phone Hox 376,
Stamford, Texas. J4,fc
6 ON NEW CAR financing,
including credit life insurance
and free license plates. He
safe. Insure your wheat now
with free cancellation due to
crop failure until May 1, 1975.
Leo and Emma Fctsch, Mun-da-
442-425- 46tfc
Lecithin! Vinegar! B6! Kelp!
Now all four in one capsule,
ask for VB6-macy.
Johnson Phar-
15-18- p
SAVE $1.00! VB6 capsules
now available in convenient
200 capsule, 33 day supply,
Johnson Pharmacy.
16-25- p
GROWING CROP HAIL
Insurance
Agency. 864-332- 111 N.
Ave. E. Haskell, Tx. 14tfc
GRADUATION, A once in a
lifetime occasion. Have your
Senior portrait taken to keep
and give to loved ones. We
also have graduation cards
and books in stock. Ulackstock
Studio, 417 S. First St.
864-278- 18c
SAVE BIG! Clean rugs and
upholstery with Blue Lustre.
Rent electric shampoocr $1.00
Perry's. 18c
Lecithin! Vinegar! B6! Kelp!
Now all four in one capsule,
ask for VB6. Johnson
Pharmacy.
WATER WELL DRILLING
irrigation and domestic. Portable
Welding. Call W. P.
Hisc. 864-372- 29tfc
CAKES for all occasions
baked and decorated to order.
Call 915773-327- 0 after 5:00
p.m. c
GARAGE SALE: Sat. 9 till 4.
Girl's clothes size 10 & 12,
misc. 1100 N.Ave. J. 18p
GARAGE SALE: Friday all
day and Saturday until noon at
302 S. Ave. F. Several families
and proceeds will go to the
Assembly of God youth for
summer camp.
18p
GARAGE SALE: Starts Thursday
at 9 and all .day Friday.
1000 N. Ave. G.
18c
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Clean, furnished,
2 bedroom apt. Call 864-327- 2
or 864-263- 14tfc
FOR RENT: Furnished house,
504 S. 8th. Phone 864-364-
18p
APT. FOR RENT in Stamford,
one upstairs, one downstairs.
McHarg Manor, 2 bedrooms,
kitchen appliances furnished,
refrigerated air conditioning.
No children, no pets. Call
or
15tfc
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE: 2 bedroom house.
Call 864-216- Haskell. I8p
FOR SALE: 2 bedroom house
and bath, white paneling,
carpet, in Rule at 304 Sunny
Av. Call 997-264- 8, Rule. 18p
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lake Cabin on Choice Lot.
$3,000.00
2 new, 3 bedrooms with 1 'i
baths. Ready for occupancy
12,9 acres adjoining city
limits. Water available.
Ideal for GI
4 bedroom on 120 x 150
corner lot, Near town.
IIAKTSF1ELD AGENCY
864.2665
1819c
88 8
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KRRRRRRRKccic". . PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
IVbV Red Center Gate for
stock trailer, between Haskell
and Mattson on Hwy. 277.
Call Duward Campbell, 864-301-
8.,9p
HELP WANTED
nr?i ii tir a ,ifrr .
.
niiur YYmiiu: uxpencne-c- d
truck driver for farm fuel
deliveries. Minimum age 25.
Must have valid commercial
license. Good wages and
benefits. Write Box 871,
Stamford, Tx. 79553 or call
915773-2352- . 18tfc
NEED
EMPLOYMENT?
Contact Bill Pennington at the
East Side Mobil Service
Station. Hours of operation
and pay scale will be
discussed during your interview.
The qualifications needed
will be to give all around
good service to the general
automobiles needs. We do
washing and lubrications, flat
fixing and general repairs. If
interested please come by:
103 North 1st
or call
864-292- 6 in
Haskell, Texas.
SHUR-WA- Y PEST
CONTROL
Since 1960
Termites
Pests-Trces-Law-
We appreciate your
business.
Home owned & operated
K. L. Strickland 16-19- p
INVESTMENT
2 Stucco Homes, each with
2 bedrooms. Good condition.
Priced to sell. Contact
C. H. Herrcn, 111 N. Ave.
E. 864-332- 15tfc
FOR SALE
Homc-100- 4 N. Ave. J
3 bedroom, fenced back
yard. See C. H. Herrcn.
864-332- 2 Htfc
JUNK-A-TIQUE- glass-war- e,
furniture, baby bed,
books, dishes, bottles, doUl
Kleenex box, dolls, misc.
We buy, sell or trade. We
trade books. 1704 N. Flrtt
Jt. Mrs. Harloy Langford. J
J&LJAN1TORIAL
We do windows, floors,
almost everything. Com-merci- al
& residential. For
free estimate call 864-335-
15-18- c
Volley's PaJatlag Service
Commercial, Residential
Tape-Bed-Texto-
Paneling & Shcetrock
Installed.
House & Fence Repair
Call 864-245- 9
12-19- p
H. F. LANGFORD
Sand and Gravel
Caliche and Fill
Rule Hwy. West Haskell
ELECTRIC SEWEROOTER
Cleans clogged pipes,
drains, sewers. NO digging.
NO damage.
Philpot's Supply 4 Service
864-301- 0 I5tfc
BOB'S SHOE SHOP
Phoae M4-M7-
We Repair All Shocfi
and Hoota. Open from 0
to 12:30 to 6:00.
BOB WALDON, Owner
300 South First 40tic
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Scaled proposals addressed to
Mr. Charles McCaulcy, President
of the Board of Trustees,
for the Haskell Independent
School District, Haskell,
Texas, for the construction of
a NEW VOCATIONAL AGRI-CULTUR- E
BUILDING, Has-kel- l,
Texas, will be received in
the Haskell Public School
Administration Offices, Has-kel- l,
Texas, until 6:30 p.m.,
May 6, 1975 at which time and
place proposals will be publicly
opened and read aloud. Any
bid received after closing time
will be returned unopened.
A cashier's check, certified
check, or bid bond, payable
without recourse to the Own-e- r,
of not less than five
percent (5) of the largest
possible total bid must accompany
each bid as a
guarantee that if awarded the
contract the bidder will enter
into a contract and execute a
bond acceptable to Owners
within five (5) days from the
date of award.
Plans and specifications may
be obtained at the office of the
Architect at 16 Briercroft
Office Park, Lubbock, Texas.
A deposit of $25.00 will be
required as a guarantee of
their safe return and will be
refunded if the plans are
returned in good, usuablc,
condition. No refund on con-tra- ct
documents and plans
returned later than 10 days
after the award of the contract
will be obligatory. Additional
plans and specifications may
be procured from the above
upon a deposit of $25.00 each,
as a guarantee of their safe
return within 10 days from the
date of opening of bids. 17-1-
NOTICE OF ELECTION
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County Water
District No. 1
County of Haskell, Texas
To All Whom This May
Concern:
It is hereby ordered, and
notice is hereby given, that
there will be an election on
Tues. the 6th day of May,
A. 1). 1975, in Election
Pre-cin- ct
No. 8 of County Water
District No. 1, County of
Haskell, State of Texas, for
the purpose of electing three
Directors. Dale Carrol and
Kenneth Sanders arc up for
Bill Hester is up
for election.
All persons who arc legally
qualified voters of this State
and of this County, who are
resident property taxpaying
voters of the County and this
said Water District shall be
entitled to vote at this
election.
Ed G. Murphy
President, Board of Directors
Haskell County, Texas
Attest J.erry Hester
Secretary, Board of Directors
17.18c
NOTICE OF BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION MEETING
In obedience to an order of
the Board of Equalization,
regularly convened and
notice is hereby
sit-tin- g,
given
that said Board of Equalization
will be in session at its
regular meeting place in the
City Hall in the Town of Rule,
Texas, County of Haskell,
Texas at 9:00 a.m. until 12
noon on Friday, the 16th day
of May, 1975, for the purpose
of determining, fixing and
equalizing the value of any
and all taxable property
situated in Rule Independent
School District, Haskell County,
Texas, for taxable
purposes for the year 1975,
and any and all persons
interested or having business
with said Board are hereby
notified to be present.
(Signed)
THE BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION I8-I9- c
PHILPOT'S DITCHING
SERVICE
Plastic pipe & fittings,
sewer pipe. Water & gas
lines run. Call Philpot's
Supply A Service.
864-301- 0 lStfc
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CONTRACTORS' NOTICE OF
TEXAS HIGHWAY
CONSTRUCTION
Scaled proposals for constructing
8.383 miles of Flex.
Bs. and Two Crsc. Surf. Trt.
for Two Additional Lanes
From 2.8 Mi. S. of Wcinert To
Knox County Line on Highway
No. US277, covered by RF 452
(5) in Haskell County, will be
received at the Highway
Department, Austin, until
9:00 A.M., May 21, 1975, and
then publicly opened and
read. The State Highway
Department, in accordance
with the provisions of Title VI
of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
(78 Stat. 252) and the
Regulations of the U.S.
Department of Transportation
(15 C.F.R., Part 8), issued
pursuant to such Act, hereby
notifies all bidders that it will
affirmatively insure that the
contract entered into pursuant
to this advertisement will be
awarded to the lowest responsible
bidder without discrimination
on the ground of race,
color, or national origin, and
further that it will affirmatively
insure that in any
contract entered into pursuant
to this advertisement, minority
business enterprises will
be afforded full opportunity to
submit bids in response to this
invitation and will not be
discriminated against on the
grounds of race, color, or
national origin in consideration
for an award. Plans and
specifications including minimum
wage rates as provided
by Law arc available at the
office of Charles W. Wes-brook- s,
Resident Engineer,
Hamlin, Texas, and Texas
Highway Department, Austin.
Usual rights reserved. 18- - 19c
CARD OF THANKS
Our special thanks to
Doctors Frank and Wayne
Cadenhead, and to the Haskell
Hospital Staff for your services
while Ollie was in the
hospital. We arc also grateful
to 3ro. Bragg and all the
others for your visits, prayers
and concern for us. May the
good Lord bless you all. Oscar
and Ollie Lewis. 18p
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to express
our heartfelt thanks to our
many friends for ivery act of
kindness, sympathy and prayers
at the loss of our loved
one. Also, our deep appreciation
for the food, flowers and
memorials. We would especially
like to thank our pastor,
Bro. Bragg and Rev. Max
Copcland for their words of
comfort. God bless everyone.
Mrs. Marvin Whcatlcy,
Tommy Whcatlcy and family,
Johnny Whcatlcy and family.
18p
CARD OF THANKS
To our friends in Rule and
Haskell, our sincere thanks for
every kind deed, words of
comfort and expressions of
sympathy shown us during the
death of our beloved mother
and sister. They will always be
remembered with deepest
gratitude. Mrs. Kathryn
Smith and Gary, Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Norman and family.
Mrs. Delia Ashley and family,
Mrs. Lonnic Lawson and
family. 18p
For All Your General
Plumbing Needs.
Call Philpot's Supply &
Service Center
864-301- 0 lStfc
INSTANT CASH for any
good merchandise modern
?r old. Pfeo. 864-31- 7 anytime.
LACKEY'S
Throckmorton Highway
Haskell, Tex. 21tfc
HOT WATER HEATER
HEADQUARTERS
State.Rhccm-Phillip- s
(Formerly Day & Night)
Gas or Electric.
864-301- 0
Philpot's Supply & Sen ice
15tc
The HASKELL FKKE PRESS Tliurndny, Miiy I, 1975 Page 7
Grow Your Own Groceries
Some 30 insect pests attack
home vegetable gardens
throughout the growing
sea-so- n,
causing reduced yields
and quality of produce. But
losses can be minimized with
an effective insect control
program utilizing both cultural
and chemical control methods,
points out Max Stapleton,
county agent with the Texas
Agricultural Extension Service.
The agent offers the following
suggestions to minimize
insect damage in home gardens:
1. Clean debris, weeds and
grasses from the garden area
prior to planting and maintain
Obituaries
Paul Woods
Funeral services for Paul M.
Woods, 79, of Cisco, were
held April 26, at Cisco Funeral
Home Chapel with the Rev. C.
C. Schultz, pastor of First
United Methodist Church in
Cisco, officiating.
Interment was in Oakwook
Cemetery.
He died April 24, at his
home in Cisco following a
lengthy illness.
Born, June 11, 1895, in
Eastland, he began practice as
a dentist in Cisco in 1919.
Survivors include his wife; a
son, Paul Harlan of Irving; a
daughter, Mrs. Rose Ann
Hughston of Midland; a sister,
Mrs. N. 1. McCollum of
Haskell and six grandchildren.
Mrs. Sloan
Funeral services for Mrs.
Susie Sloan, 78, of Spur, and
formerly of Haskell were held
April 25, in First Baptist
Church in Spur with the Rev.
Norris Taylor, pastor, officiating.
Interment was in Spur
Cemetery.
Mrs. Sloan died April 23, in
Haskell Memorial Hospital
following a lengthy illness.
Born October 12, in Haskell
County, she married George
Sloan on February 10, 1914, in
Haskell. They moved to
Dickens County in 19J7. She
was a Baptist.
Survivors include her husband,
a sister, Mrs. Angic
Mullino of Haskell; and
several nieces and nephews.
ROPING-BARRE- L
RACE RESULTS
Results in last Sunday's
roping and barrel race held in
Stamford include the following
winners from Haskell: Carl
Hopkins, first in Jr. Barrels;
Debbie Aycock, 1st in 1st go
round of Jr. Poles and James
Hopkins, 1st in 2nd go round,
Hopkins placed first in the
average; Bob Aycock placed
second in the average in the
opening roping.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our
heartfelt thanks to each one
for the calls, cards, flowers,
food and prayers offered for us
during Mac's sickness and
after she passed away. Your
thotightfulncss has helped
ease our sorrows. Rule is such
a wonderful place to make
your home. The family of Mac
Hamilton. Lorcne Vernon,
Charlie and Jerry, Mike and
Fat. 18p
FACTS YOU SHOULD
KNOW ABOUT
INSULATION
More comfort winter and
summer, No more cold,
drafty winter days, nor hot,
sultry, sleepless, summer
nights.
PHILPOT'S
SUPPLY & SERVICE
864-301- 0
a weed-fre- e garden. Many
insects feed and multiply in
weeds and grass.
2. Turn under or compost
spent plants when vegetables
have been harvested.
3. Inspect plants frequently
for insect infestations.
4. Light infestations of some
species such as the tomato
hornworm may be controlled
by hand picking and destroying
the pest.
5. Isolated infestations may
be controlled by removing one
to several infested plants from
the garden to prevent spread
of a pest.
6. Anticipate insect problems
and apply insecticides
before insect populations become
established in large
numbers.
7. Select insecticides which
arc effective against a large
number of pests and arc
registered for use on a wide
variety of plants. This reduces
the purchase and storage of a
large number of different
compounds.
College
News
Frank Paul Jircik has
received an award at the
Foreign Language Banquet at
Texas Tech in Lubbock.
Jircik was recognized as the
outstanding Czech 1 student.
He is the son of Sergeant and
Mrs. Frank Jircik of Haskell.
PLAY NIGHT RESULTS
Haskell winners during a
play night last Saturday in
Stamford include: Carl Hopkins,
1st in 2 barrels and
3rd in flags; and James
Hopkins, 2nd in 13-1- 9 barrels
and 1st in poles.
FOR A
COMMERCIAL
MONEY LOAN
Farmers
RULE, TEXAS
FOR
8. Read the label and
observe all restrictions when
using pesticides.
These guidelines should be
followed throughout the growing
season to keep insect
numbers and damage at a
minimum, reminds Mr.
Stapleton.
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SAFETY IN A BOTTLE
It happens all the tune:
you're washing a child's hair,
or a youngster is pouring
herself a glass of milk, or
you're about to give your
floor a good scouring with
ammonia, when suddenly, the
bottle slips from wet fingers
onto the floor.
But this time nothing
breaks. Now an increasing
number of home, car, and personal
care products, as well as
many foods, are being packaged
in safe, sanitary plastic
containers, reports the Plastic
TTTT7
Bottle Institute These bottles
can't shatter and are much
less likely to slip out of hands,
since they often have molded
in handles or ribbed sides for
easy handling. Some even
provide other safety features
such as molded shields and
dispensers to protect hands
from harsh chemicals. Finally,
they're lighter than most other
kinds of containers for
easier handling at home or in
the supermarket
It seems safe to say that
there are a lot of safe features
in plastic bottles
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For any worth
while business purpose, see us. Our specialists
have experience in making loans to
corporations, partnerships and individuals
in business.
Notional Bank
SALE
Member FDIC
WANT to buy anything, WELL be
sure to see STANLEY FURRH before
you buy. WHY, because the very
thing you intended to buy will
probably be sold this week. THREE
well established businesses. THREE
farms ranging from $300.00 to $400.00
per acre. TEN houses in Haskell from
$2,000.00 to $30,000.00. Some real
good, none real bad. I will be available
from can to can't.
Phone 864-257- 6 or 864-254- 9
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