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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1938
Page
4
A vintage advertisement promotes Service Drug Store offering prescription filling at any hour and low fruit prices. It locates the shop near the square and a used car lot, urging customers to visit for tomatoes, melons, peaches, and vegetables with listed Friday and Saturday prices. Lewis Bowers signs the ad.
For sale or trade Pilling Station with 1 acre land stock and living quarters on a paved highway near town 66 acres and 62 acres two miles out with ample wood water and grass If you want to buy sell or trade visit W D Carroll Lettos For the gums ad by Service Drug Store Leta s gum treatment promises money back if unsatisfied Wanted 200 young turkeys A B Standridge Dublin Rt 2 or leave word at Farmers at 9e 1p
Mrs. Carl McDonald and son of Big Spring visit relatives here. Dale Collins of ees and Mr. and Mrs. Yoman Carson of Stamford join kin here for weekend calls. Harveys of Carlton, Stateville and Burch with Collins attend Coryell Clawson reunion. Charline Howell visits Fort Worth. Several attend Indian Gap picnic.
Thomas Stamey of Cisco visited his mother Mrs Willie Stamey last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sid Burrow and son P J were here visiting relatives then. Miss Annabell Jones, visiting her grandmother Mrs A D Jones, returned to Ovale last a Mrs Tom Brown. Miss Mary Brown and Mrs Dr Lee visited the ailing Dr Lee in Carlsbad Sanitarium. Mr and Mrs G P Foster of Abilene returned after weeks in California and Maryland then stayed with kin before going home. Mona Armstrong of Sidney visited Miss Hope Brown. Mrs A V Littlefield visits sister Mrs Manning Greenwood at Big Lake this week. Re elect I M Davis County Treasurer.
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