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Show KILL IT IX OX? g YOl'U 3.1c BVCK If not Dleased. The DEEPLY. To kill V"0 REACH i,. Get TE-br, I drug store. A STRONG fu TRATES. Reaches Mor, Jday at Evans Drug C0, ATTENTION! '40 to '48 Cor Owner ifft. . . becomes THIS ... when you ride on Superftishion mm TIRES by ; f ffg s i GOODYEAR ;ljfl M ' Rough, roads that bounce itUljiSts M'i and jar your car on conven- 'f hU f g fm tional tires smooth out like rJ I r Mr magic with big, safe, low JVf wJ pressure Super-Cushion , tires. Put a set on your car and enjoy a new car riding iU4VI thrill! vvV We'll buy the unused mile- lvVyF age In your old tires. 4 ' ( ADDERLEY & NICHOLS (fjlny 87 MAIN ST-"" PII0NE 88 I NEW!! (Not Re-built) AND TRUCKS CHEVROLET MPlACfMlNI HIKES W can replace your worn-out, e-waiting e-waiting engine with a new complete cylinder block and working parti factory-aiiembled power plant. Here's Wear Yo Ger: e N cylinder New ptetotu tod block rings e New cr.akih.H e New conn. cling New cemthart rods e New timing- New front -end feari plere STANDARD GARAGE 425 Main St. Phone 18 USED CAR SPECIALS From Your Pontiac Dealer 1947 PONTIAC 8 Torpedo 4 Door Sedan $1545.00 Light Blue. Radio and Heater 1047 PONTIAC 8 Streamliner 4 Door Sedan $1595.00 Two Tone Gray. Radio and Heater 1940 FORD V-8 Coupe, Heater $497.00 ' 1939 PONTIAC 8 Club Coupe, Radio-Heater $435.00 1938 STUDEBAKER Commander 4-Dr Sedan $395.00 Radio and Heater 1937 CHEVROLET Tn. Sedan, Radio-Heater $265.00 1937 FORD COACH, Heater $175.00 1941 INTERNATIONAL 1 "2 Flat Rack, 2-Hpeed $625 1935 CHEVROLET l'j Steel Box $210.00 NEW INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS AT Page Motor Company I MAGNA PHONE C351 - N1TE PHONE 7777 mmmmmmmm.iMMm mi i'iiihi imjw.jui I Wmm III km " I Next Sunday is a big day for Jeanne Determann Sunday evening, a little after 9;30 o'clock, Association, Paulena Carter, concert the announcer on the Standard Hour will pianist and others. say . . . Now, a young artist we believe P , , , tf Jt A has a great future in music will entertain " " Uf PUcy n ' lp you -Jeanne Determann, soprano from ny network broadcasts to BP Los Angeles." talented young people whenever poss'D AnH u ' ' so that from time to time, the box And Jeanne, who works as a secret .u . , , L . will sin a f,r ri c secretary, that's yours can also be theirs. U1 sing for the first time with a great symphony orchestra... for an audience of "r-fe,- nearly a million people. , . ' . ,.l ' ' , We don't know what this chance w,.l SWNOA'o OIL COMPANY mean tojeanne, but s.milar Sunday even- l OF C<cL ogs have been very important n U careers of many singers and musicians- 'M P serve you belter S Claramae Turner, contralto, and Jerome ' H.nes, basso, both with the Metropolitan L . ' f I Opera Company, Dorothy Warenskjold, S&r I soprano with the San Francisco Oper. ""JT "Tit Standard Hour,"J:30 p.m-S1""1"' ? TUNE IN THE Bingham American Melody Hour Every Tuesday 7:00 to 8:00 p.m K M U R 1230 on your dial i Your Murray Music Station COME TO THE DIAMOND FOR A GOOD TIME POOL TABLES FISHER'S AND HAMM'S BEER ON TAP FINEST IN TOWN 499 MAIN STREET |
