The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 273, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 27, 1937 Page: 2 of 4
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FIVE ltA BY HEIFER C'ALVKS
from my ln t eows. L. L. Hughe*.
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CLOTHES LEFT OVER 30 di
Pants EOc; Ladies' Ion* coat s#fs,
$2.SO up; Men*8 nulls, $6 upyjftlas
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HERE. IS YOim CHANG# for n big
bargain: A" Underjfood typewri-
ter practically goodras new ut a
genuine iiurgaln M taken nt once.
A. I)\ Buitfuj, ^fflephoeiui 452 and
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00 been put In firm class cond)
,,.on. Hpedal prices for students
by week, month or period of school.
A. P. BURNS. Phones S04 and 452.
FIVE lUMiM FURNISHED Apart-
iix nt, front, and hack entrances,
private bath, canine. Will rent
whole hornc, !5 miles oat on Port
Arthur road. Mrs. J. W. Helton.
Phone X84. T-2C
NOTICE
ALL PART I ICS WHO HAVE FTJR-
mslted houses or apartments to
rent, please phono H48 or 21) nt
unco. Chamber of Commerce. 7-2S
SPECIAL NOTICE
PRUGE furniture store
Dealers in new and second-
hand furniture. We buy, trade
and Mil. Also have Crosley
Electric Refrigerators, priced
$1<M.9§ up a 4 qrosley radios,
priced $19.99 up. 110 Border
street. Phone 439.
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PERSONAL
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"t^KMI'LETE CONFIDENTIAL Read-
In^ White or colored. In any-
n.lngMhat annoys. I.et jne help you.
!t n. ' nhsto S p, in. MARY E.
hkss. i* a Curtis streeet.
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81 ON8 O' LIFE SIGNS, George Tlun-
I; haw. Owner, removed to 01 BAST
GREEN, next to White Way Ser-
vice Station. 7-26
IF <TOU ARB INTERESTED IN
Buying Meal Estate, sec J. E. PAT-
; TILLO. 7-22tr
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BOB STATION TAXI PHONE 252.
Peterson and White. Peterson's
residence phone Is ft 20; White's
uptown phone 2ft. Prompt — Re-
liable service any *our of day or
night. • .
DEPENDABLE TAXI SERVICE.
Phone 27 day or night, A. A. (Doe)
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MARINE SERVICE
HARMES MARINE SERVICE. Mil
rlne contracting — Tugs — Barges
speedboats—Quarter Boats. Fourth
street docks. Phone 9(1. • 8-20
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ATTENTION At?TO OWNERS- We
xvltl WASH, OREARE Vid POL-
ISH any wtanll rat for l_2/*5. OR-
ANOE fOl'NTY MOTOR fX>M-
PANY, Division and Seventh
Phoae 10.
FLORIST
FLOWERS FOR ALL occasions, pot
plants In season. ORANGE DOR-
AL .SlitiP, Twelfth and Green Ave.'.
Rhone 78.
refrigeration service
E 1/ K C" T' R I (5 REFKITERATION
Service. Call' Mr,' Alborn at phone
, 130. K«I0 or 846. ORANGE FlWl-
M TV IRK (H)All'ANV. 2-5
DAVIDSON Boarding House
MODERN ROOMINO HOUSE with
all new furnishings. Room and
Board $7 week. Fan In every room.
GAT DAVIDSON. Prop., Corner
Seventh and Green Avenue. S-22
INSURANCE
NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT
INSURANCE 12. p«r «r.
A. M. H. SUrk, Agent.
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Where They Play Tadfiy
San A'ntonlo at Dallas.
Reaumrmt at Folit Worth.
Hulveston at Oklahoma City, ' i
Vlouston at^Tulsa,
< All inght games).
By the Associated Press '
Two tljiht sau)e« and two loose nf-
t'alrs marked ylay In the 'J>xjis le.'f-
sue last nljflil. ^
"(lalveston rallied In the ninth ti.
tatce a S \<) 2 contest from the looii-
le.'idlng Oklahoma City Indians In
the ■,Initial gnme of a series. It' \va->
the fourth" straight loss for the In
dla lis.
With two out In the 10th, the Till
M Oilers unieo.i'ked a. 'Jtwo-run rallv
to defeat Houston In o ImnR-up pitch-
ers" battle between Cveipji-os of the
Buffs ni^d Twardy of the Oilers.
Dallas renped revenge on Sun An-
tonio for a humiliating defeni tho
night, before by, pliist,erin« the Mis-
sions 1 4to 5. The rndrpu, however,
moved. Into fonvth place In the *stand-
Inps through Fort Worth's 11 to 0
defeat b.v Beaumout.
Sports Roundup
By Eddie Brleta
NEW YORK, July 27. <AP) —
I.ooks like the boys, dojvn in. Wall
street; can start getting out tho t'.eK-
or tajfte -for D<m Rudge & Co. The
Yankees blew Into town with n fine
'You mar Have
Most pergous. when thfjr" butU
houses for themselves, do go vf
the Idea of creating homes In wl
they wllUive for the rest ot tl
lives. To put It another way, they
do not build with the thought
selling. But this does not mi
that they should not,iiave strongly
lu mind resale value, for we never
know what the future has In store
'for us, or for our children. A home
should be thought of as a family
asset which, if necessary, can
turned Into as much inoney as It
cost, and possibly mora.
All this tyis been repeatedly
urged upon home builders, but-U
needs especial stress nowadays for
these are times of much economic
uncertainty and rapid change Jn
urban districts. How to protect re-
Raisrvalue.? FlrBt, make sure that
your building site baa no legal en-
ciunhrances; is well drained;
good soil; lias no objectionable
.awynps. woods or buildings hear It;
is conveniently situated with re-
spect to highways, railroad t sta-
tions. schools, churches, stores and
amusement places; and Is located
in a district that—by reason of
zoning, if possible—will continue to
be a desirable residence district. ^
Lost
THE PERSON WAS SEEN AND
iKJKHVN who picked up the ladies'
btnCk^m'rse in Strand theatei- Kii-
day nignt. 8 O'clock, rf returned to
Strand <>r\LeadeV office, no tjiies- j
lions will luXaMkod. Reward. It. }
CHILD'S BRO.W'NN^IN- I'ITR_S|0~t|
East Side Fifth het}*Hjf>n Green and
Pllie. -Reward; Flndhr please iv
' Uii u to leader ofl'lce. \
Sabine Mattress C<
CkhmUhua and rsi'
ruriuture fitrmtcrk
WE HAVE A FULL LINK OF FURN-
ITURE Itiaddition 1 to our mattress
business. Living room, bedroom, and
dining room suites and odd pieces
of furniture at bargain prices Visit
us at 110 East Green Avenue.
Phono 180.
RADIO REPAIRING
RADIO SERVICE. ALL MAKES.
Call Kiha Fountain, Orange Fur-
niture Co. Phones 120 and fiflO.
Next, as to the house. It goes
without, saying that the better and
4he more Ynodero the construction
and equipment, the legs the loss of
value through depreciation and ob-
solescence But apart from that, it
is well to adopt an Interior plan
and an outward style that are likely
to be pleasing to most jpeople. Avoid
eccentricities if you caiCpossibly do
so and still meet your own ideas
of what your home should he.
Finally, three things: If you haven't
a car, see that there is a garage
or a place for one: keep your house
in good repair, and landscape your
place .to make it look, aa attractive
as possible.
„ Give Daughter a Break!
When you plan the porch for you?
new house, don't skimp on it. It a
porch is worth having at all, it Is
worthy of being made a genuine
Outdoor room. Make It spacious
enough to accommodate at least a
table*, chairs and a Swing couch—
a place where your family and
guests can gather comfortably and
where you can dine for the sake ot
coolness and variety.
If possible^ have your porch in-
-Closed with screens In summer and
in winter. At least, fctve (he
gorch no constructed that these
nay be easily Installsd later. They
can be obtained ready mad*.-Also
plan for awnings or Venetian blinds
to keep out too souob oun. If the
floor,Is-to he pf wood, s*e that it Is
wood for outdoor deck use. Is
tightly laid, properly graded and
painted with waterproof paint.
Many people nowadays have radia-
tors Installed on their porches so
that they can use them all the year
around, or at least greatly extend
the period ot their usefulness.
When .that Is the plan, the floor
should be double with insulation be-
tween the layers.
Maybe people don't stay at home
as much as they used to, but com-
modious porches haven't gone out
of style. In fact, it is doubtful If
they ever will go out ot style so
long as little girls persist In grow-
ing up to marriagable ages.
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The Electric Kitchen Maid
Get a- group of housewives to-
gether. and what do they talk
aboutT Well—perhaps it wouldn't
do to try to answer that question
fully. But it is practically certain
that some part of the conversation
Is devoted to kitchens. And why
not? The kitchen is the housewife's
workshop. It is only natural that
she should take a keen Interest in
its equipment and decoration and
shopld like to compare kitchen
notes with her friends.
No part of the house has, in re-
cent years, undergone a greater
transformation than the kitchen.
in U old-fashioned kitchen,
iiectrio refrigerators and electric
tovea; electric hot water supplies
nd electric dishwashers; electric
achate disposers and electric
sixerselectric toasters, tans,
gbts, clocks, percolators, orange
tueesers, grills, roasters — these
nd other electric appliances put
wer.at the disposal of the house-
wife for practically .everything she
has to do In the kitchen, and enable
faer to use it under comfortable
renditions.
The cost of an all-electric kitchen •
is not excessive. Too, it should be
balanced against savings of food
and time, and the loarer cost ot
house lighting lhat results from
the reduced rate given the house-
holder -with an all-electric kitchen.
Brick Graces The Home Fire /
No matter how efficient the he*t>
in* system the hoihe builder nowa-
days installs In his new house, he
is almost certain to insist that It
shall also have one or more fire-
places. For nothing hap "come back"
more strongly than the fireplace.
Neglected for a while after It ceased !
to be a necessity tor heating, it
has come to be recognised as a '
necessity for gracious living. Man
has learned that the fireplace has ]•
an appeal to certain of hla more
civilized emotions —that it Is a
stimulus to kindliness and hospl- !
tality and wholesome social inter-
course. |
It is safe to say that a very
large majority of the fireplaces -that >
are being built Into modern homes
are constructed of brick. For brick ;
is. so flexible a medium, lending it-
self to such a wide variety of de-
slgris and -surface treatment, that
It is easily made to harmonise with j
the decorative scheme of any room.
out a lid u3tk Art to lay off. Rod f«cO
dept.: lnft Chicago late Saturaay
night. Pgtfcnxaster General ^Farley
e'llleii ,loe McCarthy nml asked him
for a ticket to Sunday's daubleheadrtr.
\W u'thy, haV asleep, thought ho
was being rl
and told t
where to get
pr|se when Mr.'
Yankee bench t
apologised for 0)
Mike Jacobs
lien l. for Hefiry
Wilson iff /Plttslmr
by a tyjtheball wrtt^r
postutaater general
imagine hls.siir-
Fgi-tey visited th«
u.>xt afternoon anil
In* up so late, if
ill* wants an nppo-
ftustrong. Jackie
lis available.
Api
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To Ranger
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NEWPORT, R. T- Julv\?l, JAP)
—Sherman floyt. <uie ut Vie latter
day saints of yachting, a planed t«v-
'day as a |M>sell>le headache «or H ir-
old S. Vandewillt. skiiipei-owner of
undefeated Rariger, the sloop la wlilefi
he will undertake* his third Sjicrew-
Slve defense of the Auierica'S ct^> vfe«
end or the aionta.
ttpori IIdyi's arrival; in NewjLprt,
word went iii'o\iuil he w.Oulcl skin
Kndeavoiir; tin- yueht with which
O. M. Sii.p\vlth fulled to lltt the
ph.v In 1M4. In u nei-lew of races-Whla
will lie sailed tlVls wefk under .the^
auspices of the KueW'ni Yacht clnli.
Sponsors of the niees have Ilst<sl
Ranger as one of the contestants.
Endeavour IT. SopWItli's new chal-
lenger, and Britain's Iftth, will aut
pnrlioipute.
Leader 50c Month
The purpose of this transformation
has been to ligh ten the labor of the
kitchen and to make the room a
more cheerful, pleasant place in
which to work. In two ways the
effort to lessen labor has progres-
sed: first, by rearrangement of
equipment to save unnecessary steps
and motions; and second, by the
Introduction of more efficient, labor-
saving equipment. Electricity has,
ot course, played a tremendous part
In providing equipment to lighten
labor.
Well burned common brick, which
is obtainable in a wide variety of
shadings and textures and markings,
is an ideal material for the fire-
place. Not only does it look well,
but the average housewife will
appreciate the comparative ease
with which It can be kept clean,
Stone fireplaces, though admirable
in some settings, are seldom adap-
ted to the modern interior and are
always great catchers of dust.
Common brick, which is not ex-
pensive. is the all-around fireplace i
construction materiel/
STBDMAN BROWN
Girls always.
do this belfre
they meet
their "date"s
Nine times out of ten, you will find that
Answers to questions concern-
ing articles In this department,
or about any housing problem,
may be obtained by writing to
Stedman Brown, "Your Home"
Features, 220 East 42nd Street,
New York City. Please enclose
3o stamp for reply. .
Cofjright, 1917,"Y&ur Home" Ftaturei
easeNjI tilt- jitters. Tommy Farr has
Mike d-neohc talking to himself be-
en use tle\Wclshman refuses to wear
it lie-.ttlgear\whIlo training, inciden-
tally, Tommy .loo Louis get their
fi)"Kt peek at eaMi - other today when
they formally sign .up before the box-'
Ing eonimiesiun. Van Mungo will have
hiu IoivhIIm snagged today.
Steve Miultletvha- of Worcester,
MAstt',. \faut« to he the first to nomi-
nate ;ioe Dimaggio and Loii Fette of
the Bees as the most valuable players
In the two majors, O. K. Butch. Rack
lu April a St^JUrolse baseball writer
bet Prexy Don Barnes of the Browns,
Rogers Hornsby .wouldn't last out the
season as nuuiager, Barnes fired
Hornshy the other day arid paid-up.
I-ateat from Max Schmeling is he'll
be pver in October to fight Louis if
Joe trims Farr. Zach Wheat, the
old Brooklyn swattetv now runs n
fishing camp at Chimiueprin Springs.
Mo. The Hon. George Herman Ruth
Is having considerable trouble with
hi putting and he don't mean maybe.
Still thinks the Cubs are a cinch . In
the .National.
Art Fletcher, Yankee coach, Is do-
ing the best job of jockeying In the
American league. He had young P,ob
Feller so high, the umpires had to go
breath. It's the same with men, too.
Nothing offends others so much as
even a mild case of halitosis (unpleaa-
ant breath). Anybody may be a victim
of this condition because-moat eases,
says one authority, are caused by tho
fermentation of very tiny bits of food
that even careful tooth brushing -has
failed to remove.
Smart men and women don't take
this chance bToffending. Every day
and especially before business or social
engagements, they rinse , the mouth
with Listerine; This safe antiseptic and
quick deodorant works wonders.
It halts fermentation, then over-
comes the odors it causes. The breath,
the entire mouth itself, becomes
sweeter and more wholesome.
- Get in the habit of using this mar-
velous solution every day. It
Lambert Fharmacal Co., St. Lou'
Don't offend others
Check halitosis with
LISTERINE
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WILLIAMSON'S CAFE
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point to meet your fiends at Wll-
llamson'R Cafe. ' ..
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ing Variety of FooiVl with evetv
meal at Bellh'* wheie dining f« a
real pleasure. Visit u* at' 11C
Fifth. ,,
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WB BUY CATTLE Calves and Hogs
•very day. SABINE .PACKING
COMPANY. Phone 9003. 6-£fl
WAi|HiNG^^¥ERCA^ON
ARE STILL WASHING, greas
in* autoniohlleM nt very reasonable
prices. |Come hy and get oar'
prteea, also our Service. LYONS
SERVICE STATION. Sixth at
Front St. 7-14
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