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BROWNWOOD (T«xm) BULLETW, - -FBIDAY.-JULV 16, 1640 -
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Announcement
Browuwuod Lodge No. 379, A. F. *
4. M. iMeti on Rirt Ttandu in
Mob month at 7:30 p. m.
*• P. MURRAY, W. M.
U U MALLOW.
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Money to Loan on Gty
Property.
* C W. TRIGG
Wallace-
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Hitler-
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when It all was over and he re- broke it. Mrs. Roosevelt was ten- States lor the past seven yean has!
moved his shield. Perhaps It was tbs ing those delegates to behave by had the courage openly to oppose
lights. They were bright and hard appealing to their love of country by every peaceful means." he con-
upon him. „ ^ And she nad her own tribute to Jim tinned, “the spread of the dictator
Message Per Farley Farley and one he probably trees- form of government. If our gov-__________
not renounce it now. There was a message for him in ures more than the radioed words eminent should pass to other and France, even though he was
“Every day that passed caQed for that, let the regulations say what that came from Washington this hands next January—untried hands, then cenvinoed of Qennan military
postponmfnt of personal plans and they will of the propriety of per- morning. The big man who went Inexperienced hands—we can mere- superiority and of the outcome of
partisan debate," he told the packed sona^ communications oy rauio along so long and the woman who ly hope and pray that they will not the war.
stadium, and the nation, “until the t road cast , went along, too. and still is going, substitute appeasement and com- Ht. uld hl8 haru3 - jeen n.
latest possible moment The normal From the man in the White are great friends It may be doubt- promise with those who seek to jected as had all of his peace of-
conditions under which I would have House to the man who sat hauus «d mat much friendship remains destroy all democracies everywhere, ien ^ ^
™0' wt>lte d<clM.U0» of my per- cupyd o«r h* no. o.two.n U» PreWent ud hi. tacludm, hore. | u» rtciim. U.c war .B]
sonai desires were gone. , ; \ention platfonn oatae this word. man I would not undo, if I could. * on_ civilians in Britain as
“Thinking Solely of the national “And to the chairman of the so first of all, Mrs. Roosevelt the efforts I made to prevent war *
good and of the international scene, pwty-as I have oiten called him. ^poke of Farley, - -I do not now soften the coc-
I came to the reluctant conclusion my old friend, Jim Farley—I send **i want to say a word to our d cm nation expressed by Secretary
that such declaration should not be y°u- •* °fbefore, national chairman, James A. Far- 111111 and myself for the acts of ag- j
j Personal Mention i
"•■■■) end with
L9e. • t
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Mr. and Mr*„ Canton
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Miss Katherine McKee of Kllgors
has returned home alter • visit
with her sister. Mrs. A. W Hoffman,
Willard Slaton and 2106 Avenue D, and her father L.
V. McKee
Mr and Mrs
daughter. Jenelk. of Quanah, are
visiting Mr and Mrs Olen Gug-
golz
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tion It eras accordingly made to haIP lhat be has given and for the nave worked under Jim Farley and clent liberty-loving peace-pursuing
scrupulously
TEACHERS
A Texas teacher's corporation has
an attractive plan of invert.
WWT, SAVxNQS and Loan, exclu-
sive for teachers. A teacher may se-
Cttre a loan at a vary reasonable
rste of interest, with no personal
you within an hour after the perma- j he*P which I know he will Continue with Jim Fur ley, and I think no- countries which had
nent organisation of the conven- 10 *lve- body could appreciate more what maintained neutrality
Don." ,t I ^ * think my huod wife sug- ^e has done for the party, what recant—
In this speech of acceptance Mr. j s*esletl a lew hours ago, in some re- he j^s given in work and loyalty,
Roosevelt made himself the nation’s sPf5u the next few months will be ancj j want here to give him my
I do not
No. 1 draftee In the cause of peace
and national dedsnse he said all
' citizens are agreed that some form o1 know liow important it is needed to show that a friend-
_ of draft was as fair and necessary [ lbat the president in these days re- ^Up of lung standing still was
endorser, and pay by the month ou* 1 1617. And if his dratt ‘ “*
of next year's Milary'Addma Box **»“. it will be because of the «ince last
M3. Brown Wood, Texas. 235p
In that part of Mr. Roosevelt’s
address lay the challenge to Will-
Me and in that language the 1640
different from the usual national thanks and devotion
campaigns of recent years. Most That was ail. But it was all that presidential campaign was joined
of
well as among Oermans,” he said, ,
“even though I knew millions of
young Oermans are straining to
ight England "
He warned Britain dgainst view-
ing his appeal to reason as a weak-
ness
“Churohill may parry my
with claims that I feel doubt or
fear, hut in any cave 1 will have
the knowledge that I acted rightly
Mrs B W Peace and children.
Dewey and Mary Carrol, are guests
In the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. D.
Howell.
'Mrs Winnie D McEiroy has re-
turned from a few days’ visit in
Graham
I Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hoffman of
Waco are visiting in the home of .»
Mr. Hoffman’s parents, Mr. and ‘
Mrs O. A. Hoffman
--,
Mrs W E. Letbeiier or Oeorge-
town is visiting in the home of her •**
son, Elmo Letbetter, 1710 Sixth ^
street.
The campaign was on.
, I
to the seat of govern- f
summer I have
according to my conscience," he lend
said.
Hitler praised Mussolini warmly
Mr and Mrs Leonard Stallings
of Ballinger and Mr. . and Mrs.
words Summit Lee of Brownwood were
guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Gil-
liam of Goidthwaite at their cot-
tage at Lake Merritt last week-
Attack GOP Nominee
voters next November and not by ■t>een compelled to abandon proposed There was much bitterness in
„, action of the convention, he said. journeys to inspect many ol our ^ stadium last night and early to- i
■* ' “My conscience will not let me phonal projects from,the Alieghe- ^ay but the convention ended on
I i turn my back upon a call to service. " mes V Pacific coast Mr Roosevelt’s key of attack on •
------- . . * he confided. Events MoveFaot the Republican nominee on the
LOST—-Since 6th of this month—2 “The right to make that call rests Events ^move so Jast in other grounds of inexperience and doubt-
Norganic turkey hens and 43 small | with the people through the Ameri- ‘ ***“ J
ones. Reward. A. McMurry, ]
Blanket
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BUTTER AND EGG8
Lost and Found
L j can method of free election. Only come
the people themselves can draft a w*e White HtRise itself or
oi the i
my dh^y
at some
world that it has be- fuj capacity for the world crisis and ,
^y K> remain either in tomesltc needs
Lying awake, as 1 have on many
Mr Roosevelt said. "I |
asked myself whether I have
the right, as commander-m-chief
etuneo serve and, at the same time, decline
to serve my country in my own
FORT WORTH, Tex , July 16—
(UP)—Produce:
Poultry—Fryers 14-15; hens 8-10;
turkeys 6-10
Eggs—No. 1 candled 3.30-3 JO per
case
Butterfat 26
'far his participation in the war on
Germany’s side He also warned
against any hopes far a split be-
tween Germany and Russia
Hitler declared
“German-Russian relations have
been thoroughly and decisively es-
tablished as even British statesmen
will also learn."
Hitler said that he had heard
the cry of Churchill and the Lon-
Mrs. Bell of Lubbock, mother of
Mrs. Tinker of Belle Plain avenue
and grandmother of L U. Waters
of 813 Ragan street, will be here
this week-end for a Bell family
reunion to be held at Lake Brown-
wood Members of the family from
various places will attend.
Mr and Mrs L. L. Wilson and
I McCurry of Mullin were busi-
ness visitors in Brownwood Wed-
Murphy for County CUrk
A. D. can save Ua taxpayers
several thousand dollars in op-
eration cost of the office. Try
him this time! >
(Paid Pol. AdV.)
Wanted
i president. If such a draft should be: r-ear*>y point—r^shall not have time nights."
. upon me, I say, in the utmost sim- ®r ^ Inclination to engage in pure- nave a
I jplicUy. 1 will, with God's help, con-! P°luical rebate.
* tinue to serve with the best of my "But 1 sha11 neV{
Austin.
And he thanked the convention tlons of-facts, which are
tor naming Wallace because, he said. made b> political Candida
he wanted a man of that turn cf
mind to fight beside him.
MIN WANTED
Company representative will be at
Brownwood Hotel. Saturday. July j
30. 9 a. m. to 11:30—for interview ..
with men for permanent local work. ^undin» of the White
Men selected must have car and 'Kherfe ^
three local references Strictly con- ,** “ futU* **** *°
fldntial. R A. Whisenhunt 2?m st°P circumstances were
It looks like a front
palgn on the White House
cam-
All of that from the calm but U** ■•if' lull of talk and
as unusual, perhapa, as eight years
House contention
My good wife-”
There went a precedent ,
The first lady moved all smiling
to the platform and said her hus-
MALE HELP WANTED ago when he stepped down from an
Easter^ manufacturer has opening airplane—the first presidential notnl-
for young man with car. Brownwood nee to fly. Now he is the first to
territory. Good pay. No convasslng accept a nomination by radio a few
Write giving reference and phone hours after it was extended, and
number. Horace MannB
Brownwood.
precedent
band was too busy to bt: there and
told of the responsibilities of men
in office
to keep h
“To be i
personal capacity, if I am called
stoop upon to do so by the people of my
country "
It is not ordinary war but rev-
ution in the world, he continued, j
if triumphant, proposes to
e men. not to set them free ,
most men of my age." the ?
t said, “I had made plans
plans far a private life
my owrif choice and lor my own
to begin in January,
who votsi
Political
I Announcements
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District Offices
Far District Jwdge. 35th Dtatriet:
E. J. MILLER of Brwww Cout
A. O. NEWMAN «f Cel—■
Ooawty
Per District Attorney, 35th Dtotriet: I
don politicians that the s
go on.
“I am not sure that they under-
stand what such a war will be,” he
said
must i nea<*ay
Gene Mattox, manager of the
Brownwood chamber of commerce,
returned last night from Dallas.
Fays Tribute te soldiers
Emil Stuter of Big Spring will ar-
rive this evening to join Mrs. Stuter
Hitler also paid grateiul tribute and baby. Sue Ann, for a week-end
to the German soldiers and mill- i visit in the home of her parents. Dr.
tary leadership as well as to the and Mrs. O. N. Mayo. Mrs. Stuter
population, "whom,” he said, and Sue Ann, who have been visit-
or
P. O. 163— that broken precedent sent him in- political party is a,v«
235p to the battle to bresdt the third term * verv solemn thing,”
WANT TO LEASE—About 640 acres
gu» lsrnd. Write 8. E. Richardson,
Mock wood, Texas. . 234p
WANTED—To buy office safe. 1815
Austin. Phone 618. 2 32tfc
te of either great ^^l*?cW00
»*^aidUS“'VAu Bul tbos* were abandoned.
cannot treat It as you would treat HfL. R??8>tl^lt a PUbUJL
Far lev rin Wav Out 40 ordinary nomination In an ordi- °* leiuinciation would ha\e
- , F*r“y °“ Way 0,11 , narvtime’’ ^ •unwise” so he kept pilent
Farley-thc one-time counselor W U«e. r . ,Unn until the convention met and it was
and party advance man—is just 11 ine Dacic of rebellion against too ,ale th
another Democrat now. The pro- VVaiJace was not broken before, she “The
gram seems to be to let him go to the 1 ' ’ — ,i > -
j civil
I “our enemies thought they could
sepsu-ate from me " • .]•
Hitler said tiiat the men in var-
W. R. i rin* i »ttw mt Caleaaa ^u* European countries who want-
Coaatj cd "honest peace' had been de-
J. FINER POWELL at Brava nounced as “weaklings" or traitors
County or as “fifth columnists ” He de-
HOWELL E. COBB of McCullough nounced “the scribblers” who called
Ceanty.
Ing here about two weeks, will re-
turn home with him 8unda> Mr.
Stuter was recently transferred to
Big Spring from Midland
Mrs. B. F. Griffin and daughters
Patsy and Oayle, of Venus visited
in the home of Mrs. J. P. Griffin,
on First street, Tuesday.
County Office*
government of the, United
WANTED—1
Daniel Bake
-To exchange tuition In
Baker College for carpenter
vork. painting and paper hanging
tn Eastland. Texas Contact T. H
Hart. Daniel Baker or Earl Bender,
Texas. 236c
Man with car, rural work. Opportu-
nity for advancement See R. W.
Blake. 7 to 9 p. m 803 Austin
340p j mitte chairmanship for a few weeks
and even resign both the chairman
New YdTk Yankees today and put
either Prank C. Walker, of New
York, or Sen. James P. Byrnes, D.,
S C , in his place. One usually
well-informed senator said Walker
. would, be committee chairman, large-
ly concerned with raising funds aud
that Byrnes would manage the third
term campaign. Parley would stay
on as Postmaster General until Sept
1 or Sept. 15. He may keep his com-
-1
You Win Always Find
Bargains at—
M. T. Bowden Fur. Co.
Visit Q«r Store at
BROADWAY
Texas
9IU&
LCWtWiS
FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE
SERVICE
Telephone 69
MATTRESSES
Renovated, called far,
|3.45 up. Aljo tnnerspring service.
LET BETTER'S FACTORY. 130*
Main Phone 298 Ring 1. 256c
For Sale
ship and the cabinet post together
a month or six weeks hence. But
big Jim as the organising genius of
the New Deal is through.
He goes out smiling, more or less.
' and he is glad to go. But his huge
hands and then a paper fan. shaded
his face and eyes last night as M”.
Roosevelt spoke and there might
| have been a wetness in his eyes
I MMCAi
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BEST BUY in Brown County sub- —
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Unfurnished
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BOATS
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Boats ..... gwU
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This Ad Gead For Mr on par-
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Bring this ad with yow.
H. W. Murphy Tire Co.
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Per Ceanty fudge,
A. E. NABOBS (i
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Per Ceanty (Ter*:
VERNON GREEN (w sISBrisa)
A. D. MURPHY
Per Ceanty Tax
GRADY COLVIN
ROSCOE BROOK*
FRED BELL
SANDY RING.
For Ceanty Ties sane;
J. G. i Grandy) GAINES
Uan)
I. C. (Iks) MULLIN*
NEIL DAVIS
Per Sheriff of Brawn Ceanty:
W. E. (Jack) HALLMABB (fe-
eler tion)
EARL STEWART
For County Attorney Blown
County:
4 LEV IF OLD
DAVID J MORRW
Far District Clerk. Brows Oi—ty:
HENRY BUCK (I
Misses Hermolne Nance. Dorothy
Wells and Sue English have gone
to Abilene to visit Miss Opal Brock.
MBs Nance and Miss Wells will also
visit in Sweetwater during the week •
such men fifth columnists and
charged them with following a I
! • criminal” policy
The victories of the German army
in the west proved that he. Hitler,
was right and his enemies wrong,
the fuehrer continued.
"We have established a front sued an appeal to respomrjle men
• from the North Cape to the Span- “Warned Against War”
jish frontier and with incredibly “I warned all against war, par-
wnall losses compared to the World ! Ucularly the French against uie
War." he said pursuance of a war which would be
Hitler reviewed th* progress of horrible This only served to tn-
the war from the beginning and cite the Franco-British warmong-
repeated the German reasons for ers who saw their war profits most
occupation of Norway. Denmark endangered They began, however,
and the low countries, declaring to call it danger to civilization and
that German tactics from the first culture "
had been to attack the Maglnot line Hitler said that only the armls-
fron tally and that the decision to tice In the Rusao-Finnish war pre-
go through Belgium and Holland vented Allied intervention in Pln-
was taken only after discovery of land
"t Prarinri C
HENRYMOUNT
ARCHITECT
BaOeUa Bldg. rhawe 2*
Prwcinct Office*
an alleged British-French plan to
invade those countries.
"Deputies, in the midst of a
i great battje for the freedom and
greatness of the German nation.
I called you," he said. "The nec-
essity for this is an historic hour.
Appeals te “Beesen"
urban home—5 acres, new mooern „ -;----—--«
home, city conveniences. 5 minutes 2_°r 3*roo,n unfurnished apartment. ♦
to town, on Port Worth highway D. Prt™1* entrance 1511 Vincent 236c _
D McINROE & CO. 235tfc ____ --T_T., ~
Bedrooms
Transportation
*150 discount—3 months old 1940
Plymouth coupe Driven by ptfvat*
owner Cash or terms. May be seen
at Charlie pay’s machine shop
- 235p
TYPEWRITER AND
4 ADDING MACHINE
I
Air-conditioned bedroom
Call 82-J or 1714 Austin.
rent.
236c
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Local and long distance shoving
Our men are trained to handle
your furniture. Pool car distri-
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Johnson Storage
Aad D Is tribe ting Ca, lae.
Bonded Phone 417 Insured
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, INSURANCE
Dan L. Garrett Sc Co.
317 Brew* Street Phone 77
Freelaet
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For Rent
Remington Portable ____
IRpodstock Standard ....
Dnderwood S ................ 17J4 Modern 6-room house, with electric
Remington 12 ... ........... 25.97 refrigeration, all conveniences. Cell
Corona Adding Machine .. tZM 262-R 1317 Avenue G. 236c
Burroughs Adding Machine . 35.90 -----------;---------—-
National Cash Register J ' 1 1 1 " 1 1 1r/ 1 J ' * * 1 J
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J. A. COLJJNS
Typewriter Exchange
L. C. Smith a Corona
Typewriter
Allen Wales Adding Machines
til East Baker Street
I
ARROW COACH LINES
Operates the only througf Bum*
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quicker—miles shorter. New Clip-
per Bueee.
Leave from
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Southern Hotel Bldg.
Phone m
Austin-IKorris
Funeral Home
Ambulance
Service day or night
Phone 303
For Co—t]
No. 1:
*. 8. THOMPSON
G. M. (Monroe) ALLEN
J. B. BATTER WHITE
For Ceanty Oennad—
No. 2:
H. L STAFF
MAYFIELD GIBBS
For County ( erarato*toner.
Vo. 3: <• f
BEN F. HUWT f
BUTLER DAMRON
For County Cemoil—k
CKARLhs BL BUTLER
tioa)
J. H. (Hardy) BROWDER
SAM THOMAS
I T. E. iTobe) WALKER
Far Justice of the Ft
E. T. FERKIN80N (l
F. A. LOL’DKRMILK
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Brown County:
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Clean furnished apartment, 4-rooms
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UNION BUS STATION
Southern Hotel B’aj
Phene SW
BROWNWOOD-BRADY BUS
LINE
Leave* Brownwood at SitO a. m..
2:00 p. nt.. and 6:16 p. m. Making
direct connection* for Ben An-
tenle and ail point* eauth.
UNION BUS STATION ,
Southern Hotel Bldg.
Phene —
■ !
Your Central
Texas Station
Kin
on your dial at 131
Announces T
Gov. W. Lee O'Daniel
is now heard each Sun-
day morning at 8:30
a. m.
Brownwood Bulletin
New* Program*
st 7:3# a. m. Daily—
12:30 p. m.—7:15 p. m.
' ll
GILLIAN RADIO SHOP
“We appeal to general reason . .
Oermany wanted to revise the Vert
sallies treaty peacefully, if posa*
ole Even our enemies kn-
it was impassible to hold this sit-
uation forever 1
"Germany's peaceful attempu at
revision did not succeed. Oermany
did not recognize the legality of
this treaty because the victor was
not a real victor . . . Our down-
fall was due to poor leadership
"National socialism wanted to
free Oermany from Versailles as
well as from the chains of the
srarssLTiPp s es——«-
through against the wills of the
French and British rulers ”
Turning to events leading up to
the present war. Hitler said:
“I asked from Poland something
I , no other German statesman could
have dared I asked for the re-
turn of the old German provinces,
then only with a plebiscite. If i
■Churchill and the warmongers felt
hall the responsibility towards Eu-
rope that I did they never would
have started the war.
"On Sept 2, 1939. war still could
have been avoided The British and
“Nevertheless, they determined
i to occupy Narvik and if necessary
defeat any Norwegian-8wedlsh re-
sistance," he said.
When we learned this, we were
determined to anticipate them "
Hitler described the German ex-
pedition to Norway as “the most
glorious chapter of German war-
fare "
"After the war we will be able
to recount how numerous severe
b ows and setbacks were overcome
and converted into victory," he
added
' “The only remarkable thing about
the British was how such miserably
equipped and poorly trained,
abominable troops could have been
employed for such a serious task "
Hitler then turned to the west-
ern front.
“French formations began to
mass on the Belgian border with
the intention of s lightning-like
said.
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Next deer te «*y batt.
Freelaet
AMERICAN ARTIST
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BROWNWOOD
HORIZONTAL
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artist
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13 Ascended.
14 Opera melody.
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Ffench wanted war, however—they 17 Compact
wanted a three-year war in order A* Grave,
to reap profits from their war in- 13 Tepees
veatmenti- *1 Trench coin.
After alleging that the Oermans »Loom bar.
had obtained possession of docu- 23 To beseech.
S ments proving the “machinations of 35 To pass sway,
the warmongers" aimed at the 39 Oriental
spread of war to Flndland. Scan-
dinavia. the Balkans and the bom-
bardment of Baky And Batum. Hit-
ler said that "after 18 days, the
Polish campaign ended Then I is-
le Previous Puzzle
Local Markets
INSURANCE
as follows:
j E. B. Henley Sc Company
Phone
New Eagene Beauty Shop
In any City—
“EUGENE"
Is Paramount In the field of Beauty (
Culture. This high class service,
pins years of experience, st prices
seldom cqualad. 1» aur expression of.
appreciation for your patronage
MRS INA M JONES I
1606 Durham Street—City
WHITE & LONDON
FUNERAL HOME
a ||
And Ambulance Service
PHONE 48
Nominal prices sre
No l Hard Winter Wheat .. ft
No. 1 Soft Red qr Mixed Winter 00c
No. 1 Durham Winter ........ 55c
No. 2 White Com .......79c
No. 3 Yellow Odm ......lie
No. 3 Mixed Corn ..............6*c
Whit* Ear Com .............. 85c
YeBow Ear Com .......... 90c
No. 3 Barley .................. 39c
No 1 Milo <cwt) .............,3135
No 2 Oats .................. 25c
No 3 Oati .................. 24c
choice Johnson arses nay,
ton ................... 96--W
Poultry aad Eggs
Light Hens .................... *c
Heavy Hens ............. 10c
Roosters ........................ 4c
Bakers ............ 10c
Fryers ............. 13c to 10c
Eggs .................... 10c to lie
Turkey Hens ..
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HOLLIS PARKER
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cosmetic.
39 To revolve.
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35 Speck.
36 To surrender.
37 Germ oeU.
39 Apert
41 Street (abbr.).
43 To Instigate.
4* To overturn.
31 Bellow.
54 Song for one
voice.
55 Khedive’s .
estate.
54 Seed covering.
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among the
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2 Soon.
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4 Sorrowful.
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debate.
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19 God of love.
11 Verse.
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famous picture 51 Hurrah!
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work aero*
the seas or
20 Sextets.
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24 Born.
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flap.
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28 Top of Mad.
30 Nights
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31 Breading
Places.
32 Want
37 Forcible
holding.
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40 English titles.
43 Feather scarf.
44 Biblical priest
45 2090 pounds.
47 Nominal
value.
48 Musical note.
40 Before.
50 To make late.
Creams, Nos 1
and 2..30c
YOUR FLOORS WILL
LOOK LIKE NEW!
Regardless of the kind of
floor, it can now be made to
look like new! Quickly and
- economical Smooth. Clear,
glass-like surface
. Phone 544-R fee
Immediate service.
A. J. Florey Sc Son
1491 Ave. C Brownwood, Texas
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Jones, Ernest. The Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 235, Ed. 1 Friday, July 19, 1940, newspaper, July 19, 1940; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1044851/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.