The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, August 9, 1935 Page: 4 of 8
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WALTER ROBKR8QN IS
IN NEW LOCATION
PUBLI9HING
nay
is tfw r«t omw» at
iakacnpli«a Prtc $1.«0 Uw Y«r
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CLASSIFIED APS
* m • « r- —— *1 - a *i ®
Far Good Used Cora, Sm Clark'.
Barman - <*dy>
.1 am now located in the ror-
cner Dublin Creamery Building.
Fir*t door South, of Jbt Fagan
Chevrolet Co. 1 3tiII do general
furniture repairing, wood work
jpnd upholstering.- Walter Rob-
erson. _ * -V . . (1-2)
, Mann Discusses
-Proposition to be
Voted On Aug. 24
NOTICE—Now fa, the' , time to
paint that house.—Phone 37JL
Luther Dixon, painter and paper-
hanger. _ .(tl)
W ' \
NOTICE—Now is the time to
■aim that house.—Phope If 12,
Luther Dixon, painter and pa]
hanger.
Special Bargains
On Used Cars!
TOR SALE--8 *»l*otrie Chick
Brooder*, capacity $00 ekiclrs
each; AUo a1 New ^eyfection 5-
burner Coal Oil Rang* in first
class condition.—H. J. R- Gills,
Telephone 89.
STOCKMEN SAVE—Use Dur-
ham’s Red Steer Screw Worm
Killer and cut year screw a*d
- It kills
fleecewypa—biila in half
quicker and "heals better. Every
bottle guaranteed at Reese Drug
Co. _<*>
1994 Chevrolet Coupe _ $495
.1934 Chevrolet Coach _ $515
1931 Chevrolet Coach . $285
1929 Chevrolet Sedan . $195
1930 Ford Coupe XS $165
1928 Dodge Coupe____ $110
1928 Ford Truck $100
1926 Ford Coupe $15
•——** (By lierjld C. Mann)
At present the , Legislature cinv
submit proposed. changes in the
Constitution ortly at regular ses-
sions—held every 2 years.
Proposal Number four on the"
ballot, fbr the August 24th elec-
tion would revise the Constitu-
tion to permit the submission of
;amendments st special sessions.
It fa pointed out that in emer-
gency oases, particularly on re-
lief 1 matters, that it might be
necessary for Texas voters to
vote on an emergency measure
» time, when the regular ses-
sion the Legislature is ouite
fur (TOtant in the future.
Th • original purpose of the
provi^iofl which mokes submis-
sion possible- only at regular ses-
sions yas to make the fundamen-
tal lawihard to amend and change.
Tsgo schools' of thought are at
variance h.ere. The one belieying
that,, the Constitution should be
kssv to chang^t—particularly in
Mercer Gap School
Students May Be
i t * JgkAt jv- .v-.v
Moved to Blanket,
A movement fa> on foot to have
the ~students* of the "Mercers
Gap school transferred to the
Blanket school, according to the
Rrownwood Bulletin. The former
is in Comaneh* County/ Nego-
tiations for the transfer and con-
solidation have been underway for
y3omc time. W. B. Jones, super-
intendent of the Blanket Ah.>olf
will go to Austin this week to
^MUses Bagtnce ana Othyne
^ ^_______ _ Phillips entertained with a show-
take the contract for approval 9? -«ri Frfday night, honoring Mr.
WOOL GROWERS—Brin* yom
wool to Brightman Warehouse.
Beat of ‘ market advantages. Fell
protection. Now receiving wepl
daily. • i-...........flO
1927 Chevrolet Coach __ $75 emergency cases, and the other
’—- > ' i that every safeguard should be*!*
placed around it to make it dif-
ficult to change.
If the propose! amendment is
Trade adopted * the - legislator* in any
Fagan Chevrolet Co.
Easy Terms
FOR SALE—Some Good /fcaod
le* Refrigerators—Comer Con-
fectionery. , (tf)
FOR ONLY 26 ©ants you
sell your surplus hay, feed, b<
can
horse
mule, saddle pony—in fact any-
thing—there it always a buyer
for everything. Place a want ad
in The Chief.
GRAPE JUICE—I am running
my grape predb. If you want
y^nr pspeK ^nrnad into juice,
bring them to my press on the
J.s B. Layhe farm, Cdmanche
Route 1. I also sell grape juice.
—B. A. Wilson. (1-ftp)
TOR SALE OR TRADE—Have
1931 Chevrolet,- Coupe, in good
condition, for sale or will tyfrifo
for go*>d young -aheap.—-Gaston
Boykin. 7 '? v dtp)
FOR RENT—Close in. 3 room
anfurkxished apartment ^ AduKs
VIR CELL BATTERIES—The
battery that operates * for 1000
boura—n* charging, no expense,
reasonably prices, for radios.
Complete stock of radio batter-
ies and RCA tubes. Let us test
vour tubes f re.?.—Service Drug
> '_dt)
Store..
EXTENDED—Our special on Nude
Knees (knee hmgth) Air Maid
Hosiery, $1.35 quality with 25c
J>air of silk / d’taehnhfa gaiters
free, for $1.00—met with such
an approval that, we have ex-
tend? 1 this special for another
10 days. Get yours now.—Service
Drug Store., ft Ht)
PASSENGER WANTED — Am
driving to Bfabee, Arizona -about
AUteSt. 23^ by way of El Pfc'sTf
Would like passenger' 511 or pm **
of: the way.—Mrs. Ruth Ellis,
TVfaphoh* 442.' ComancH*. Texas.
_______ (It)
only.—Mr*. H. J. ft Gifte
REWARD—For of my
(tf) | builder.' ‘Bitty” L. Mrv Claude
C,-irr.e. Comanche. Texas-,*.....
special-^-session .can submit pro-
posedamendments to the voters
—provided such amendments are
submitted by the Governor for
the ‘ Legislature's consideration. If
the amendment is rejected the
present system will obtain; that
is, constitutional amendment can
be Submitted to the people only
at -the regular sessions of the’
Kgishiture.
The 44th -Legislature submitted
thirteen amendments to the vot-
ers—seven in August of this
year and six in November ^of
1936. The»e were all submitted
during the* regular session. Un-
der the proposed change th?
44th might yet submit’additional
amendments for the. voters’ con-
sideration; ' .
State* Supt. L. A. Woods.
Jones said he would not maks
any statement ' relative »> th©
transfer until after his return
from the interview with Wood.
Students in the Clio school in
the tenth and eleventh grades
hsve^'hwn transferred to the
Blanket High Schoi, ani Blan-
ket will furnish transportation
for them. This move has '>e?n
n.ade in connection with a pro-
fit sid transfor of—ell students
from hte Mercerl Gap school to
Blanket- J
If the Mecer Gap transfer is
tr.ada tha.'djstrict will retain its
identity and elect trustee each
y?ar. These trustees will sign all
checks - transferring .accumulated
fupdW to the Blanket school; It
Ls the prrocjduri everywhere when
students are tcaiuf/rred in th:s
manner for the trustees to sign
Cotnrson ______a____r>____
<tr%. Still more drastic cuts on
good reasonable .merchandise.*,
fadv) Burette King and Miss Martha
Harmony
A revival meeting will begin
at the Harmony Methodic Chiirch
the Third Sunday in August.
Mrs. V. E. Boyd and children
o{ Brookesmith are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ro-
gers. v. . . .<
arid Mr*. Beutel Luker who were
recently married. «* -
. Mr. an 1 Mr*. Z. T. Edwards
and children attended cofmence*
m?nt exerci.-s*s at Howard Payne
(’ollege Friday nighty where their
brother,. Dorrous Brown received
his B. A- degre.
Mrs. K. F. Wilhelm of Hen-
liejtta. Ok!a , spent -Friday and
Saturdav with her si?*er, M'S.
O. B. Phillips.
Mrs. E. P. HibleV* and child-
ren . of Blanke-, visited -tC.
Thomas and* family Saturday.
Brrgess Fidiei- of ‘Mullin' visit-
ed Z. T. Edw ads and" family Sat-
urday. evening. • \
T. M.- Shoemaker/ and family
Brown of Hamilton were married
at. Gatesville Saturday, July 37.
: They havi returned to May af-
ter spending a week ,-wt ,tl>e
A. A M. Short Course, y —
L. B. Petty and Miss Nell
Witt weie married Sunday, July
38 and are living at Sonora
whera Mr. Petty is employed.'
Among* those from May who
ittended the A. & M. Short
Course were Mrs. A. L. Petty,
Mrs. W. M. Willitt And Miss
Anice Mae Lappe.
Weniell and Novine Glenn vis-
ited relatives in Fort Worth last
week. ‘
end Miss . Jewell Phillips visited
Saturdav
in Indian Gai Saturday night.
Miss Estellin-c Swindle, EAr-
nesti Byatv and family of Fel-
lowship spent Saturday night
with O. B. Phillips and 'family.
the contracts and checks al- Several families from this com-
though there fa no /school te~m
in the district
inunity attended the Wilhelm re-
union at' Lake Eanes Sunday.
Carl Thomas and family spent
the week end at Blanket wire re
their grandfather,' .Mr,- Stony is
I seriously ill."
Z> T. Edwards, Ira Fletcher
Tom Hunter Is
For Repeal of the
State Liquor Law j ™*e Sund"v
L. J. McAliley^ and- .family
Tqm F. Hunter, of .Wichita | spem Sun-lav with C. A. Thoraai
Falls, twico a candulate for go- and fami! vat Holcomb. •-
vemor of Texas, was due to de-
liver a radio address at Dallas
-Thur«»day night, advocating re-
Mis» .Melba Thomas of v Hol-
comb spent Sunday njgh*. and
Monday w:th Mh«S"‘Dbhothy T^e
J
May
Mrs. Otyi© Hancock of Wingate
visifed M^rag J. C. Plummsr attit "Church we suggest our membe
DANIEL BAKER
SHORT rOIJRSE TO
BEGIN MOND/
Beginning Monday, -August
and lasting three ay«ks, a spj
cial shprt course will be givj
at Daniel Baker College.
Special course.! * will be offer(
in Advancoi Education, Hi3tol
and Philtwophy and credit c>
be earned for six semester houi
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCJ
Sabbath School, 9:45 a. m.
Thi* will ha the only servil
ia this church on Sunday, Aul
11th and fhe membership is urf
ed.to come to this hour's study!
Th** Merhodist (’hu*ch will. v|
uh lerstand. close its meeting «[
Sunday night and in the a’l
sene? <f \crvice< at our ”OX
Mrs. H. A| ’Brewer laete week. iatt3nd the Methodist meeting.
Ewell Brewer and family spent
; art 6f last week * with his bro-
thers at R?d Barri.
D. Chas. Clarke.
»{
here
NEW BASSE SC HOOL
HEAD MOVES FROM
*-• Ml’LLIN TO POSITIOl
Mrs. Nedra’ Moore'And tab
Hale Center visited relative*! here
*. .VC/-v. . ..... ..
Mrs. -Lizzie Lew-is and son,! Krazter H;p;-y and fatnilv*' h
John t>T Texarkana visrte i her. mowd to Has »e, according
parents, Mr. an 1 Ajrs. J. F. Wig- the Mullin Enterprise, where 1
gins last week. r- . I will he' superintendent of tl
-Miss Bobbie Goijld of Plain- Haxse school for 1935-36.. M
view- came in iast week for a Hmry has taught succetsfuly
vilnt' with har 'grandparents, Mr. Mills countv for years, the E
and" Mrs. N. J. Singletary. • t» rprlse >aid.
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m
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i
peal of th^ State constitutional McAliley.
rrojfibition .amendment, C. L. Mrs/Z. T. Ud wards entertain-
Wakafield. head oL the .Dallas ed wjth a family dinn?r Tuesday
County r?rnal forces sai4 Tum- . honoring her mother. Mrs. D.-
^a>*- “ v - *" i A. Browm of Gan,A?on
■-m
-It has been a regular servic* of
The Chief to restore lost dogs,
watches,* xvallet3 and w hatnots to’
v,*sr s
my • (M) of ants with ExpelK, Ant Po-W t!,?t ^ve hel ,e < f-nd some
V Th« poison was msdi accoriing! !hm* did rot
to V S Department lot-Agricul- kr^. tb«v„had lost.
ture formula kills the! entire rol- Thanks to the Chief. a vs
Lost and Found1
Features of Chief a™. , .. nruwi, VI „a
Praised’by Agent ■ .
a3NertH. - “lj>ut " h> fa now* . con-
yinced that the )>©st thing to db
is to- eegUate liquor; traff:c,
rather than .try to suppress it
manclrc.—C. M. Albin.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT
—Two rooms. Close in. Conven-
iencee. On North . Main Street,
1 b)oth East of Methodist Church.
—MfJ. Margin Guthrie. (ltp)
«ny and fa inexpensive For .sale
hy Reese Drug Co. _ (2-11)
PEA PICKERS
TOR SALE-A .Ch«r.y PMo ™ of Pick,
Up, 1931.. model. Good robber
rrrf in yood cnntttion. f?er tire'
Phifer. (tf)
FARM FOR SALE—167.7 acres,
about 90 acres in cultivation,
Known as the I,ewia Brock farm,
C miles East of Comanche. Five
ir«n bouse, well, windmill, barn
and outbuilding*, water piped in-
to bouse; lota and garden. Small
orchard. Will take $26.00 ,per
-acre.—J. L- Brock,
• Podado, Okla._
Route 5, El
ILiP)
TOR ^ALE—Complete Mill; Ham-
Mill. Grist Mill, Steel Bur
Mill, Ci saner, Motor, Shafts,
Belts, Pulley*. Everything com-
plete. A bargain.^-Jv R. Ewne<*
on* Co. j , (1-2)
WANT TO BUY—Will buy 3 to
10 afre* af good deep sapdte famd
adjacent to city of Comanche.
Write P. .0. Box 106, Comanche,
Tt)r^. . dtp)
SOUR STOMACH—Gaa on sto-
l/ach. indigestion. ' heart bumT
bl>3tiog afte- eating can be
•*tonp.sl bv taking Alien’s Gas
Tablets. Only_25c per box and
if |fuaran .*?edbervfce Drug
Will pay 50c pgr iOoTirtunda.—
See me at Chamber of Commerce.
H_. Burks. (lt>
Hard.v Slider, local representative
of the Gulf Renfiniog ComT'env,
“a multR:*de of motorists have
WANTED—I found that they have been los-
ing gallons of rood gasoline with-
out realizing it-^-juat as .surely
aa lif th *re w*ere a leak in. the
gav*iine t^uk!”
R1 TTER—Mrs. Robert Atter-
brry’s Butte- for <*le at Fair-
W as* Market in new Higginboth-
Bloo|c.
»■ 2?^- much th.t « foiM
of a 9eri-»s of n-Iverti^ements re-
cently place* in the Chief by his
company, offering All motorists
) the new free booklet, “15 Ways
. I ▲ — O____ f* Am n«- **
FOR SALE—1« Box in gvZi i l#ve ^ Money.'
(It)
to flock to our filling station** to
1 claim their conies of the book’eL
HELP WANTED—W-* n ed a few the original supply had to
teachers for fall positions; write Lbe ,renr wed. Ah enihu^Katie d-*-
riating oualifiratiqnA; enclos? I r'arti fay..~Ur»m continues,’-’—Mr.
stamp; T-racher*’ Exchange, K^n- ! Slider 3tates.
^as Cily, Kars. (It) I - Among the 15 simnfa. mone"-
"j saving hints illustrated in tho
SALE—Have attmetiva little Gulf hookH >* a
late 19 ,.! ^^vroie Coach fbr, pertinent pointer on parkihg.-Jt
sale. -An perfect ""thechnnical con- explains, to the surprise -*f most
dition. nep tire* run imly this- motorists, that a .car fbmrativelv
t2en thousand miles — Phoir? ' 323,
• tnou^ai
Mrs. W' H. Carpenter.
Protect Your Roses
1*
From Plant lace
fliH
Store.
_. Dcn't let your lovely rows be
led. hy, |lco vh- n it i§ so
“bums Mp gas** even when it is
narked. dep‘*nding upon where sn^
how—von nark it. Other “hints
(It)
k FDR. REN’Y — i {wo i;oom ho iw
at $3.00 ip aivancs. A rmtbr
c*«y—afid ch.'ap * *o protect them '
all season. : : dbir*.
ir« t’r? bo.^l*** that materially in-
rr^sc milea^e-*''»r-gallon' dea!
with proper u^e of the "elf-start-
er, accelerator; gear shifting -nd
other ordinar.- onerations in driv-
ing. anv on* of which_ wastes
tf •ra-bTIn^ lp cate-
Slmply sprink!'* the btuifaKi with • Titled "15 Wavs to Save Oso-
MM you n. yo^r ’ Rhe y. >nev ” the..tbooklet is free”
ro^>/rftill bo safe. Money back f"“r h^ .asking at all Gulf ser-
withb it a job must pay 3 nrtpths ! if yoif don’t agree that Bu(-Sh«h i * ice : ’aticns an dealers’
n edvfnre.—W. Holmes. ‘-(It)
HAV FOR SALE OK TRADE-—
Good Johnson Grass, second cot.
ting. Will t"A<i« fnr cows Aq?
me oat* or con. — Jesse I .add,
'.Fomanche, Route 4. ' (ltp)
i£ the tea* protection igainst in- 1
^,c«rr,i,i^Idan For Employment
Miss Gilstrap Is
Visiting Counties
Says First Issue
of The Chief Was
Hated Aug. 21.1873
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1.
(Bv L. R. Russell)
Th-* first »Number bf <Th«*
In School District
twb days b-'f>re my ff.-M»t child
Mias • Or>al Giistrao. deputy | was lAtrn. th * fate Captain
state achcH nioerintend^ht. fa in Chari'« E-n«r^ „Rysxop. who'was
Krownwood snd will be oorts. .of. Tb’Ti ^kper. ®!3, 18“^. T>*is first i
each oav during this -w?ek. She > nlimh^r *»*acb *d us fcomp!im**n-
is> Working irt the main of(3c?, tarv on the part of Mr*. Rdi-
of the State Department-of E4u- i seH*3 brother, G. A. Beeman) a
Ndf-tion at Auitin during the 3uin-1 few days af+er his bidth. I re-
Here Are Sftme
Cold Facts
to vfait through the district and
to attend an educati-onal meeting
ate Abjfane Saturday.
She ; aai 1 that two new state
supervisor* had been added by
the last Legislature and a change
had be*n made in o number of
district*. Five counties of this
district were placed in other
districts and .one county was
added. - "
• The present 3et-uo of this dis-
trict includn Brown, Con^/lcho,
Erath, Eastland. Hamilton. Lim-
paaei and Mills Counties. Tftti*
new county added te the district
fa Eriith County. The counties
changed to other di*trict include
San Saba. Cofatmn. ' Callahan
Shackleford ami Stephens Coun*
ties.
Miss Gilsteap said she would
continue to-mair.* her hea-iqiiar-
ters in Brbwmwood and , would
return in September to begin
work for the school yoar.
New Coolinir Svstem
For Local Theater
Is Jus) Pompleted
to nresery? thij copy apd an-
other a week or two later, which
contau^el extra ts from a fatter
of mine in a humorous win re-
garding the nhw baby boy. But
vou r»n absolutely d-pend on it
As a fact.i tha| Vol. I, No. T, of
Th» Comanche' Chief wa« dated
Thursday, Aug. 21, 1873, and if
any copv of ^he first isau * shall
eve* be found, it will verify this
sta.tement. v ____
. • , e
LOY JACKMAN NAMED
AS.NIST ANT POSTMASTER -
OF HILLSBORO OFFICE
Lov Jackman,', a former Co-
manche 'resident, was appointed
Aasistan^ Pos*tma^ter - at Hills-
boro last, week ;.according to a
news item carrfad in thi daily
press. ’
Mr. Jickman. a ne »hew of the
jattr A. ’B. Haworth. ofTthis city,
worke! as a clerk rn the local,
office about 15 or 20 years ago.
Mrs. Eli Childers Is
Buried at Zion Hill
P0I55O\—C'alcinm Arsr.ate for
« leaf vormi. — A*k Countv
Agent or neighbor. Wfa have it
a» rwHonoble prices- — Senate
Dr*g Store. >. (It)
FURNISHED APARTMENT
For Rent Tefaphon? 54.—Mrs.
C: M. Moore
(It)
V
USED CARS
We have plenty of good used
automobiles, priced to sail.
Libers! Tern* 'sad Trades.
Phone 119'
Service ; Drug Store. Grocery.
Seed Stores and Pet tthop* every-
where.
Vvi **/*+< -
BUHACtf
TO^EXCHANGJv^I bsvr a whale,
sale and retail gasoline buxine-s
at SSn Diego, CdTIf >hnia. with
b-ate contract Until June at
trade
VBIUENE, Texav. July 29. 1935
The teurrcht EmDloypi^ht Renori
v-v' V* . ] * 1 hy D aughor’s Busi
'’■‘Av.,,ffallege*. of which. Y. L-
Shiflett i», loc^I manager, shows a
Iqng list of \*oong people who
vave l>een placed in excellent
ooaitiong during recent months.*
Recauee thp students recommend-
ed by Dreoghtm’s Cclkres hnve
• ei< fl«.k « g goo I f *r * '. :-e tfar.-*
fifty • v i ?» man r lirm - < ontinne
to call Draughon’s for help even
™x though -they mav have many ap-
V 1. J. Pettijohn, Procter, Texas. | ^^ted l joklet called “Plsittdng Warner Firit Natjonal. Fbx Film
—--ul..'___, JMir Future” devribea^tha""‘far-
Howard Motor Co.
T-T*'
TOR SALE—My home tvteyblock,
nortfaast of square.: Fie* room''
and bath. Modern conveniences; I
cellar,, garden -and lot
lily located fen Grammar
and church**. Would con-
good span of mulrs or
as paft payment. Saa
; at OwWanche Wholewafa
co ^ v; , atn)
r
i
FREE!
COMfUTl UTI OF
Wm.IOCEISASm
. SKVEMME
L «i*-i Iwall tpjk* 'ff
Carnation
III
9ll
r-Mlehfng method*' for olacing
g- *d«*ates, training and time, re-
j cuir.Mi, coat of tuition, etc. Yoqng
‘eople ioteiVsfeed in good start-
ing p6*lth>n« and opportunities
• for advancement, should mail
; C<mpan at «uCe for free ropy o,
inning You- Future**—showin
1
sale contin
how *we eon train and lilace vo
at'ai aavimr in time and *xpeuse
j 4Jdr«n* Drimghon*.4 Busine*< .Co’*-
I faire, AMtene, Texas, or see thi*
about' a 9peHa! 9r’> *1 >r
shiu, J*
4 Your Name
. Addref ■« 1 -----______—i'jflt
• (1-2)
V ■ . • : — —— -— ;
Mrs. W. *m. Temph* and aqp'
.Afaro-din-» to an edvertiienteflt
spnoo-in"* in anotb .r part of thi*
nsr*-*r J. V. Carter, proorieter
Th??.....JMaiaatic . Theater. ha<
'"Mrsi- Eli Chilcfars. 79. for eigh-
*i.en monthv' a resident of th?
I’roctor communiCy^J)^.. At.. The
! Hanson in that
home of . Bill
that
.f'Mt compietel -h. inJta>l»tmn^"';'TUnity Au«',,t' e\
in-.
Mr Carter also announces tba*
he ha* secured a contract to
exhibit, pictures produced by Met-
,,o-<3o1dwv-i-Maver . which gi’^s
the output. Vo? afi fiv« of tthe
'major.., nicturp producers. He 3tat-
Yt, tilwt thfa contract !wai madei *
*n orde- to assure the I people of
Mrs. Rosetta Childers wa-> born
in Arkansas in June, 1856. - -
SILVER
punsncjie a higher cl^i* of ric-
ture&i The .other four1 priyiucers
Company. Pa-amount Film Com
panv^and RKO Pro.luttioh*. ^
WYh th* atMitSon «nif this
tro^»rn cooling stf&tem and the
Pjnvilege of ^bowin'? .• f!r*t rurt
"uctures immedfatelv following
Fort M’o-th, Dallao and o‘h*r
J*Tger rittei, the M*i*«tie TTNa-
t?r fa a.rir»nd''a« th, best.-
FOR SALK BY
CITY GROCERY
'PRONE HI
to* F;>rt Worth were in Comaur
*che* thfa voting Her cou-
imi-.Mr*. P^b Stenten. The oarty
Ipebiding Mr*. .Stanton left Tues-
for a month’s tout of the North-
'c’rn oectfan of the Unifted State*-
► and'.Canada, . , i'.
ITS A FACt—
In ITMi. C?ntjury England, i ^
cur.* foi* *ahi4f*e was tq .mb i
an onion oa -the head
then staadVin the sun
and.,
. "C
For Sunburn
v Nox Ema—Solguent
Service Drug Store
DUST
ree
-About
Natural Gas
H
COOL
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* Kitchena arc as cool as^hcL
parlo^* with natural g&s.
Housewives may go on with
their meals unconacious pf
additional heat. Those who
have, worked over the old
fashioned coal an<J woo<f
ranges can reapy appreciate
this fact. Natural pasV in an
abundant flow# keeps the
kitchen at a minimuih \tem-
perature. Natural sras is na*
ture's- c<V)!est fuel./ . ■
WThe
A.yelet I>r
'on Mft* *
(unity.
' rioting
$1.98 Cott
$2.98 Cott
$3.98 Cott
$5.95 Silk
$7.95 Uci
$13.95 Sil
. Cotton
$3.98 red!
$2.99 red'
Cleari
To $16.95
To $12.48
Group I
Aroun 1 2
tra specii
]k> $12 00
CChoicc f<
YEW OI
FEW OI
KNITTF.I
OI>D HC
$1.0C WI
EXOTIC
WOM
ST
White;
brown, i
bargains.
$1.98 to
$.3.60 to
$t fabric
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and Paja
Value* t
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brief ac
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ECONOMY
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DISH TOWEL
FREE
WITH 8 BOXES
OF SILVER
DUST
«»e a* Snaw
••• Hubfelea af | Suds
•** ( lean* Without Effort
A Nfew Gteam to CMna
**• Doe*. Dishon Quickly
2 BIG BOXES FOR 25e
Higginbotham’s
* The saving^ on natural gas .
during the Summer months
are nothing short of sensa-
tional Even with the contin-
uous use of the stove in can-
ning. preserving and cook-
ing, the economy of natural
gas stays ait. a minimum
2 cost. It' is economy to use
. natural gas—nature's perfect
fuel.
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)ct. 17, 1
ers, Etta
ompwn;
Roberts o
Aon, L<
>m prer
^>pt R. C
Mr. Rob
►kee Court!
.ort.v ye»
ontinued
Vmfcnche.
he farm
.«y, Texas
On Deci
fed Mi^
r.km thre
drs. Er.vej
d-s. Carl
drt. Wa'
tesides hi
i' wife,
trface* ••'an
me broth
broth
Spri
ing a
Mrrkel, F
as and h
Spring*. 1
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revs VV
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CONVENIENCE
■A,
* Convenience is paramount
in the use of natura) gas—-
no fuss, no bother/rto nfess^
—just turn' the burners and
an instont hot blaze is yours
for the effort.. Natural gas
is dependable, it is • theTe
when you need it. A con-
stant flow of natural gas Is
Ifi our lines at all times. Na-
tural gas is nature’s most
convenient fuel
PAL
Southwest Gas
- ' Company
W
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