Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 103, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 2, 1955 Page: 3 of 8
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BASTROP (TEXAS> ADVERTISER, JUNK 2. 1955
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OF THANKS
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■ 50 rents
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a«fP« *ert •ct"# **"
t(l Bsiniaiued-
Fot'ND ON MAIN STREET
A Utile* wiHt watch. < all
•iHOW. 14. |
FRESH MILK GOAT for sale
Averaging .1 quart< milk deify
for S2&.00, AUo fresh butter,
ftOr |i). Call 4*1. )4 |
ETsKl I' ym.r farm atl<*
tvou W'<" mwte you to
1 M-rlv IU. U C H
an Hhway,
•• • or write Box
6-tf
rCALL A J Woehl Jr..
-i,, cabinet top#, fl* r
[)itr* Cw'fr*ft rerie
J, in different colors,
Irtni! and ruhher til« for
,!] color window and
,mg . Kstimatea fur-
Phone 670 fi "
0«y_l'pr.>;''t* $75.00 t"
pianos f495.00
t, .,* 11*4. Bastrop,
M tf
p. WELL Drilling and
nulled. Nothing down.
«r, to p jr. SterxinK
[c# Phone ^ 0'.'44, -.J04
<rv r, Austir 84-If
JfEi) TO BUY: Farm and
fur,'- M E. (Jake i
Pt'RG.
Uke to operate your
& Auui Supply
s it * permanent, pro 1
Ifcarssss with a solid <
jtici't of Houston has J
<k*:*r htp* available
ir««. t'rdcr .'i inn, you
ill «mtrol of your in
| ! t!ITS« * Yf t r <H d
enen' ><d in tin* line;
i fine the leratiee, plan
L: %t<e 'rat' :
i%, a - -1 -1
[ mry way to become
Per further detail*. .
|H1 K - .. at.
i 111.' Raker St. Hou
U-4
yoy i!h yoer site!
ti for trailer*, gate , i
|pNtet buifcltng* and re- |
rev.ee. -? «• angle,
t* timt-- el, b*r« axle-,
f drum*), ca-'ile
tank WE BW
papjx-r. ■ >■*.:. ' uu.,'5
i, nulla Vi- inne tube .
rtw.. Hi itrr ir«n ami
l. 1' 0 Km (i :<i
F • ;
TERMS on ranch ami
*«• wr ttniwd fund* a
No appraise. charge.
3 per ■ «>nt .Mi u*w
fL kABI.N8HL'IU,
M A rr BESSES
Mattresses, new, renovated, ot
made into inneispringa. He-t
Bedding Co. Round Rock, T. x
as. We pick up and deliv •! oil
Wednesday -. Uivv name and
address ut Ha strop Meat Mar
ket, Bastrop, and repies, -ntativ,
will call. J i tf
i
CEDAR POSTS length U 12
i ft., 2x2 1-2 toph. Must he greer
an<i atmight. Will pay 10c «-a<h.
HruiK to Smithville Pioneer
Fi-niv Co, Mux :h, Smithville,
Texas. 14-2
V\ \NTI D Vard work, floor
waxinft and furniture r -fimsh
in>t 'all K. h lluKht-s, phone
No. 7. 14 1 SO
VMiRI.IIS NO. | NP:\\ HOI
I.WD II \ ^ BALERS
The third m>1i 1 carload of New
Holland hay baler* arrivif.fr
<M n M«ti« in < ni el * than ever,
from $1 UC> up A MXe an<i prict
to match every, farm ot haying
condition, l^et u« show you proof
of performance and ovet all
operating co*t that have made
New Holland * alt - grow lai
{t r year after year. Jan-«en
llros , Se« Holland Dealers, |.s>
(>range, T> xa • 14-2
AVON'S
♦. «h AN M \ ERS AK> SALE
SI.00 Each Plus Tax:
Perfume*. I Dram
< ream *>ache'«
( olognr Stirk*
lot let Vi alrr*
^lo *tur«. ( ream
Hormone Cream
Vt<m Net 11 jt i r ^pra)
1 -I'll I \l l.\ I • i|{ HIM
Any 2 for S1.00
Plus Tax:
Deodorant
\fler ihaie latfirtn
• ream or I ttjuid Hair Lotion
Anniversary
Surprise Offer:
2 lube* Hand • ream
plit* Tuv
LEONA BRANYON
Ph«mr 16* from 7 )< *• a m or
from 12 1 p rn , or after
7 a>lf«rii in fh« rteritng 14 i
M ATT t~ S S !" remaiie or
made ;nti> taMtaraprtngw write
K« •. H« d<Sir.g Company, Round
l?n<-k, Tejia*.
Tests Being Made
To Improve Bell
Solar Battery
If tests of an improved Belt
Solui Battery are^successful thi«
summer, the device may some-
day become standard equipment
aioiit rural telephone lines a
Miur.d Bastrop, at cording to C.
L. 1 ar.^on, manaKei for South*
western Bell Telephorc Com-
pany.
During the yeat dnce it waft
unvailtii, tfie Boll Solar Bat.tury
hu- fir.it sinces-fui device
; converting sunlight direct-
• '"to substantial amounta of
electricity iia- beer. almost
tiouble<l in efficiency
When the battery wa* an
nounced by Bell .^cientiKts on
April Ji>, 19.,4, it had a ti per
cent effi, lency. Today this has
been incleaned to 1] per c.-nt -
comparable to the effu ier <y , f
a gaholine enjjine.
Model* of the improved bat
tery will have then first test
a- pait of tiie telephone nya
tem thi simmer at Xmeri.us,
• •eoritta, wtiere experiment* will
determine the battery's useful
ne>. m powerinu amplifier
tation- on rural telephone iines.
Bel! * Solar Battel y i* a sim-
ple lookiriK device made of Auf
ers uf sptHially prepared .silicon,
o! •• of tne world > most abundant
element. iJuniot geta filthy
with -thcon every time he wal-
low- in his sandbox i
To produce the butteries. Bell
scientist • dope s11 icofi with ar-
•liic, then force m a foreign
• i" in. S called Itoron. {Jettiiix
thi.- boron mtti twafer in just
the tight amount is very exact
ing It'-, done utid.-r gas at high
temj erature>, at <i the pna cx • in
st> ciosel) contrelled that the
boron reat .. a depth cf less
thi1 1 io,i n Kit}, of an inch.
This thin layer of boron and
the re t of the sihcon wafer
rtsw
i> known an p n
heart of the bat
To Be Guest
(Conductor In
(Ihicago
Ezra Rachtln, Musical Direct*
ot and Conductor.of the Austin
Symphony Orchestra, has been
engaged a.- jfuest conductoi of
the Chicago Symphony Orclus*
tra for a concert on October H,
1955, it was announced yestei
day by Fred W. < atterall, Jr.,
President of the Austin Sym
phony Society.
Mr. Catterail stated that ht
was indeed pleased that an or
chestra of the stature of the;
Chicago Symphony Orchestra re-
cognized the talent and artistry
of the conductor of the Austin
Symphony Orchestra. He fur
ther stated tiiat Mr. Rachlin's
Chicago engagement would adu
to the prestige of nut local or- '
chest ra.
Mr. Rachlin, wh., wu grad-
uated from the Curtis Institute i
of Music, will begin hi- seventh !
j season at the helm of the A us
tin Symphony Orchestra Pre-
vioua to his engagement in \u>
tin. Mi. Rachhr, ah- musical j
director of the Philadelphia
Opera Company and filled guest
conductor engagement, in Eu
rope and South Afnca
Mr. Rachlin's appearance ir,
Chicago will be two weeks in
advance of the op-" trig of the
| local orchestra's is .V *•« sea j
i son.
j l.ab'ii atones hold gr.-at promise
ft>r future use in communica-
tion -ysterns having -mall pow
el requirementH. led a Hons are
tiiat these batterle- . an l>e used
as power supplies for low pow-
Ier portable iadio and -imiiiai
equipment by charging the stor 1
air« batteries dvirit g hours of'
sunlight in -ufficier,* amounts
to carry through times of daik
ties or cloudiness
e<jhIZ£D „ | ,
HOMOGENI2ed
v'taM(n d r
does the milk you drink measure up to
Superior Dairies' rigid standard of quality?
A majority of houiewivcs in Central Texas demand
Superior Dairies' milk because fhey KNOW
Superior Dairies' milk is finer quality, is fresher
and tastes better.
The reason most folks in Central Texas prefer
Superior Dairies' milk is because day-after-day ...
month ■ after ■ month .. year - after - year ... the
quality and taste of Superior Dairies' milk never
varies; each bottle and canon is of the same top
quality as the next.
The preference for Superior Dairies' milk is no
accident. In Texas' finest dairy plant... better
quality milk starts right in the spotless receiving
room; then rigid laboratory tests (in Superior
Dairies' own laboratories) control this quality right
to your own table.
There's good reason why more families la Central
Texas demand Superior Dairies' milk... and that
reason is Jiat through the years folks have tried
many brands of milk ... and by trying them all...
by comparing quality-for-quality... freshness-fof.
freshness ... uste -for -taste ... they'vs proven to
themselves conclusively that NO MILK IN
CENTRAL TEXAS matches Superior Dairies' milk
for wholesome refreshment...for consistency .of
good taste... for freshness.
Superior Dairies invites you to TRY THEM ALL
... and compare the quality yourself. We honestly
believe that you, too, will join the thousands who
KNOW that Superior Dairies' milk is more popular
in Central Texas... because it's a BETTER TAST-
ING, FRESHER, FINER QUALITY milk.
ti ry
Lis
■•bvtrical.y,
together
the improved wafers cat
liver power from the sti
to 1 { «> watt,- p« r square
at silicon surface.
Although the Beil Solar hat
tery i- relatively new device and
sill; in the rcwareh -t K , small
wties fecitur produced it M
Gamble laxtge No. 244 AF & AM
Stated meetings fourtr,
Monday t.ight each
^^i."th at 7 :i' P. M. All
' ' members urged to at j
I tend. \ iaiting brethren
cordially invited
J. LLOYD HOOD Secretary
J A ■" K CRIESEN'BBCK. W. M
Read The Want-Ads
iraperies
pw* T AH t HIED
frt f*hrif m glu to en,
I 'Mb, rnnlnrot , uh
*" prints, fiber glass,
kark cloth.
J t..d«, plraler
| Is'! ho'.k«
iers Supply Co
IriAi
M Box Ti09
H I. HAVE Ni i •
We IIMNii ...WO. gwel
We will aW««* (bevei
'lolla?... tiscnt'e tfisrn n
niwsk With' u# i*ef
a car or truck \ m
P« is.tl how cheap y«
a funtanl l«« s Pi;. ,• ■
or the brand new [
wrap around wind
w np around t • ut
other truck offer« tl
Vieion of Dodge
i'lekiip* With liW hot")
yet economical |«
..ho* fact « seeing t
CARS
•e<i . fcr*
bundled
et vjilue
trucks,
buying
be «mr
ca ti buy
i. Dodge
sip with
Id and
.* . No
•omplete
and
us
for this wide-open beauty
Wit
P
(WMievuig
I \ Nt.l E> ^l"l 1 'Its
' #.7 Nile 234W
/ft tfe new hnd of hardtop-
The 4-Door Riviera S
m
(as Hendering
°ttpariy, Ltd.
lUstrop. Texas
T"WANT ADS
i \KD Ol 'III \ Mv s
\A < Wi |i to c> |>i • t! itiM ere
thanks for the i .-wet , en-it -.
word* of iuvi «ltd i •' ft ' t. ci e<|. .
and fond t>roug!.t dun t'-. - ii
Iness anil at the death of our
mother, M > Amanda t teiishiiw
VIVI \N Bli\ VN I arid
GEBALINE I nS> l l" NOT
14 LOO
I
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W,Tired,Awake Nights?
^ Anil Look "Old Before Your Time" Anv Longer
Mind Look "Old Before Your Time" Any Longer
■oid ''lat ba k of I watch your oliriiiruiLion A f« w
*►<1 1 tlftnl ,,„t I ilavr nfiiir vrm j.lnrt Liklll
Uoi* ""?"r l«wp-
Cft: 'n'"k ofn,^
* duitu, bnnenn,
M h ., llr 'rouble may
• .u r,7" W'~|
^luk. for ""ture'a
" w. "V,ul "" *raU.
•> lfer no mora.
f0p BUFFERING
N(rrT.b.
•tSSs!*
>x«ly. TbS
watch your elinurutuon. a m«w
dayr after you start Inking I'rag-
Nfrl' PabletM the laav organs
will go back to work and vou will
notice tlm black, |M iaonoua wasUi
beginning to leave y<«ir Imdv.
NEW 1,1 FE
"*111 HI', scents to be some confusion ihont
w hat t hardtop re.lily is, and ne'd like
to se( the mailer sirai<hl.
\ hardtop is a car that looks like a (.oin ert*
ihle with the top up hnl has a solid steel
r«M f overhead — and no center fwsts in the
side window areas.
I p until just recently, it could he built in
volume only with two doors not more —
because it would take wholly new struc-
tural principles to hintfc another set of
doors w ithout floor-to-roof center posis.
But Ruick came up with those new struc-
tural principles and is now building-in
volume — hardlops with four dtairs.
^'on see one pictured here. It's the
4-1 )i or Riviera. And it's taking the country
by storm . . .
Because here, at /««(.' last, is an automobile
with the sleek and sporty styling of a true
hardtop hut with separate do,irs for rear-
seat passengers, plus the added room of a full-
size Iluick Sedan.
On top of that, this beauty is all Ruick —
with the buoyant ride of Ruiek's all-coil
springing -the walloping might of Ruiek's
record-high V8 power — the whip-quick
gctuwu} and si/uhle gas savings of Ruiek's
spectacular Variable Pitch Dynaflow.*
\nd it's available in Ruiek's two lowest-
priced Series the budget-tagged ISS-hp
Si'l-CIAI . and the high-performance 2.V -hp
C.l N I t in , illustrated here.
Come visit us for a first-hand meeting with
the 4-Door Riviera and see how quickly
and how easily the last word in automobiles
can be yours.
' . Itnaliou Dhre is UjruiarJ oe RosJmaster, opiumti tt
0\irj cost ol other Series
Then you will f<<el a w.mdrrwia
cluinge: tlus vntini will sernn to
slip away ami v«ai " *
wonderful m<w |wp
a Will ™*«
wonderful new pop ""<1 vitality,
look and feel younger < >et norv-
haldt-fnrtning Drag NOT T ab-
lets (rich in Iron, VlUmim Bj,
«• joy
tallty.
-loriiiuiK I'"
(rich in ln n, Vitamtna rt|,
I*,. H||, C, plua oilier vitamina
and minerala) and nee mrnilta in
7 days or your money l*tek.
Onb SI 98 for s month's aipWT.
PBOPLKS DRUG STORK
Jack Ferguson, prop.
87
r Ml l TON ICtlf HA S rot Ml ICC -
Sm Sm auteS IWtto Wn. Attwnni* tu«iH<Mr fvMMMQt
Thrill of the year is Buick
WNSN KTTU AUTOMOtllES AM BUIil SUICK WU WILD THIM'
ENJOY COOLED. FILTERED
AIR FOR LESS TH AN V Ot
THINK WITH BITCH'S
airconditioner
It's a Cenuine Fridigaire
MAL0NE BUCK COMPANY
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:;I6 Main
Smithville, Texan
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Standifer, Amy S. Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 103, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 2, 1955, newspaper, June 2, 1955; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth237533/m1/3/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bastrop Public Library.