Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.),, Vol. 1, No. 97, Ed. 1 Friday, July 10, 1931 Page: 4 of 8
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FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1981
HENDERSON DAILY NEWS, HENDERSON, TEXAS
ROGER'S
$5.50 Meal Ticket for $4.75
CURB MARKETS
All Three Stores Now
NOON LUNCH 35c
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Consolidated on
CHICKEN DINNER 45c
WEST STREET
TABLES FOR LADIES
Best
Values
To Give You Better Service!
MECCA CAFE
A LITTLE CHEAPER & ALWATS FRESHER
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SATURDAY SPECIALS
LEMONS, nice
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COOLING AND REFRESHING ICED COFFEE
Listed Below Are Some of the Lines We Distribute in This Territory:
More delicious and better results—use A&P’s famous blends.
M. R. C. Bearings
Mild and Mellow
8 O’CLOCK COFFEE
Morse Timing Chains
Tung-Sol Lamp Bulbs
rich and full bodied flavor
RED CIRCLE COFFEE
Packard Wire and Cables
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Toledo Valves
exquisite aroma flavor
BOR AR COFFEE
lue Print Bolts and Bushings
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Federal-Mogul Rods
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SOAP
Tumbler Polish
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19' BANANAS
SOAP
YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED AND APPRECIATED
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QUAKER MAID BEANS
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BOB MYERS, Manager
Phone 1256
Buffet Crushed and Tid Bits
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Pedrick Piston Rings
Spencer-Smith Pistons and Pins
Thermoid Brake Lining, Clutch Rings, etc.
A. C. Spark Plugs
Borg-Warner Axles, Rings, Gears,
Pinions and Transmission Gears
Fitzgerald Gaskets
Eaton Springs
Harrison Smith Storage Batteries
Well Fix It
at Low Cost
15c
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Pirates Give Cubs
Another Drubbing
Consul General of
Haiti Knows How to
Dress Against Heat
Lux Toilet
3 cakes
Palmolive
3 cakes
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Two Killed in Auto
Crash Near Dallas
ARMSTRONG
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AND ROLLS
Grandmothers
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The Pittabu-gh Pirates, rated aa an
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FACES LEGAL TROUBLES
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LARGE HEAD.
20c
WE CARRY OVER A THOUSAND FOOD ITEMS
Wakefield Oil & Supply
Company
South Sabine Street Near Morgan Utilities Plant
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S10.00 In Gold, 1st Prize
15 Quarts Milk, 2nd Prize 15 Pints Milk, 3rd Prize
RICHARDSON DAIRY CO.
PHONE 1600
SCOT-TISSUE TOILET PAPER
Cudahy’s Sunlight Bacon
Armour’s White Cloud Shortening
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And the price of all foods has
been going down so fast lately that
it would be very sensible for you to
come in and see for yourself.
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So we can’t very well advertise all
of them in this space, no matter
how low in price they are.
Somethlns wrong with your
car? Don’t worry, for when
you bring it here you'll feel
certain that the job will be
done right ... at a low price.
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Cops Guard “Suicide” Bridge
PARIS, (UP)—Extra police
guards have been detailed to the
historic old Pont Neuf to check
the epidemic of suicides from the
bridge. The suicides, or attempt-
ed suicides, from the bridge num-
ber at least one a week.
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We MmouBcs to the trade that we are now open and ready for busineu with a complete stock of automotive parts,
... oils and (reases. We will also maintain machine shop service. We expect to sente the entire East Texas oil field
area in an efficient manner, giving the public and the trade the benefit of large stocks, centrally located in this rap-
idly developing and populous area.
. The East Texas “Short Course
Special Train” will carry East
Texans to the 22nd Annual Short
Course at College Station this year
as usual, according to Henry Ed-
wards, editor of the Tyler Journal,
who has had the management of
the train since its organization as
a special some six years ago. This
train will leave Texarkana at 7
o’clock Sunday morning, July 26,
via the T & P Railway, picking up .
attendants for the Short Course
at Atlanta, Jefferson, Marshall,
Longview. Switching to the I-G.N.
at Longview it wil Iserve all sta-
tions as far down as Palestine
where It will also pick up passen-
gers coming up from Houston
county. Students attending the
Short Course from Wood county
and adjacent areas north, and from
northern Smith county will ha.e
a special train connecting with the
main line train at Troup, while
those from Upshur, Camp and ter-
ritory north and east will find it
•bnvenient to take the train at
Longview.
The train will arrive at College
Station Sunday afternoon at 3:30.
On the return trip, the special
train will leave College Station at
7 o’clock Saturday morning, Aug.
1, arriving at Troup at 11:30 a. m.,
Longview at 12:40 p. m. and Texr
arkana at 3:50 p. m. Passengers
returning to Tyler, Mineola and
nearby points will reach their des-
tination before 2 o’clock Saturday
afternoon. The East Texas “Short
Course Special Train” has always
been the biggest special train ar-
riving at the College from any sec-
tion of Texas, and it is hoped and
prospects Indicate that East Tex-
as will retain this enviable record.
Your county agent or home de-
monstration agent can advise you
the rates and definite schedule, the
former very cheap, the latter very
convenient.
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their crop has escaped the ravages
ot-frost and drought for the first
time in years. It is estimated
more than $2,000,00) worth of
peaches will be picked and shipped
from the Ozark regions.
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DALLAS, Texas, July 10 (UP)
—Two persons were dead today as
the result of a three-way automo-
bile crash on the Preston road,
near the north limits of this city,
late yesterday.
Mrs. John A. Ritter, 36, prom-
inent Dallas clubwoman, and Hom-
er L. Hensley, 35-year-old automo-
bile salesman, died shortly after
the accident of fractured skulls.
The coupe in which the two were
riding hubbed a smaller coupe as
it passed, knocking a wheel from
the car of Mrs. Mary Roach, of
Frisco. The larger coupe appar-
ently went out of control, and
smashed into a truck a short dis-
tance ahead., Mrs. Roach and A.
M. Bond of Lewisville and his sons,
occupying the truck, were not
injured.
V/iiy dress and go to town to shop for Meats on these
hot Summer days? We are as near as your telephone
. . . and our Meats are the best. Give us a trial.
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DALLAS, Texas, July 10 (UP)
—Sufferers from the heat might
take a hint from Haitis Consul
General in Miami, Alden Freeman
who was in Dallas last night and
today.
Freeman’s costume consists of
four pieces, sandals, bright pur-
ple shorts, a polo shirt and a neck-
tie. Nothing else. Garbed thusly,
the consul, who arrived in Dallas
Thurssday by airplane from At-
lanta, promenaded onto the roof
of the Baker Hotel here for dinner
and had trouble.
The Head Waiter and Maitre
D’Hotel remonstrated with the un-
usual visitor and insisted that, in
Dallas, whether one dressed for
dinner or not, they at least wore
clothes. “I am a privileged char-
acter,” retorted Mr. Freeman and
began his dinner.
Mr. Freeman, author, political
reformer, and aviation enthusiast
among other things stopped here
en route to Santa Barbara, Calif.,
where he has a home and a $500,-
000 botanical garden he is going
to give the city of Santa Barbara.
The home will be presented during
the fiesta, late in August. He wifi
continue to live at his home at
Miami Beach.
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in ahnr't a decade will be started
in this section soon, with orchard-
Ists congratulating themselves that
ELMIRA, N. Y., July 16 (UP)
—Primo Camera, giant Italian as-
pirant to the World’s heavyweight
boxing championship, whose legal
difficulties in this country have
been almost as numerous as hig
knockouts over third and fourth
rate fighters, has another court ac-
tion on his hands.
Camera is being sued by Harry
Hechaeimer, New York City Attor-
ney, for $1,000 which Hechaeimer
claims is due him for legal ser-
vices.
Camera first learned of the suit
last night when Sheriff Harry i
Tift attached his special model
automobile just before he entered
the ring to deliver an address be-
fore a group of boxing fans here.
Australia begins with “A”
And of Australians we’ll say
They know their rich pure Milk
And claim OURS finer than
silk.
You. too, just can’t help but ;
find
It’s richer than any other kind;
In North, South, East or West,
It reigns supreme, the very
best.
almost sure-fire first division club
when the season started, may be
down but not out. They demon-
strated that yesterday by defeat-
ing the Chicago Cubs, one of four
teams in the thick of the National
League pennant fight, for the sec-
ond time in a row, 4 to 2.
In the two games against Chi-
cago, the Pirates have acted like a
different club. There was noth-
ing wrong with the way they sup-
ported Ray Kremer’s nine hit
pitching yestreday. Pittsburgh
thumped Teachout for 12 solid
blows. The victory enabled the
Pirates to take sixth place, five
giftnes behind the Boston Braves
and 14 games removed from the
pace-setting St. Louis Cardinals.
The Cardinals increased their
leadership to four games by taking
both ends of a double header from
Cincinnati, 3 to 1 and 9 to 1. Bur-
leigh Grimes set the Reds down
with six hits in the first game
while in the nightcap Dernnger
permitted but five blows.
New York retained sceond place,
.003 per centage points ahead of
Brooklyn, by whipping Philadel-
phia, 9 to 3. The victory was a
costly one for it deprived the
Giants of the services of Freddy
Lindstrom, star outfielder. Lind-
strom broke o bone in his ankle
in sliding into third base in the
fifth inning and probably will be
out of the game for at least three
weeks.
Brooklyn defeated Boston, 6 to
2, to keep pace with the Giants.
Lefty Clark permitted the Braves
eight hits but his mates, led by
Lefty O’Doul, hit Tom Zachary
and Sockks Seibold hard.
The leadership of the Philadel-
phia Athletics m the American
League was cut to five tTnd one
half games over Washington when
they were defeated by the New
York Yankees, 9-4. Mahaffey wus
hit freely by the Yankees while
Lefty Gomew scattered the nine
hits he allowed the world cham-
pic is.
Washington took advantage of
the Athletics loss and overwhelmed I
the Boston Red Sox, 14 to 1.
The Detroit Tigers pounded
three St. Louis pitchers to defeat I
the Browns, 11 to 7.
Vic Frasier allowed only six hits
in huring the Chicago White Sox
to a 3 to 0 victory »ver Cleveland.
East Texans Will
Get Special Train
For A. & M. Course
Fine
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Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.),, Vol. 1, No. 97, Ed. 1 Friday, July 10, 1931, newspaper, July 10, 1931; Henderson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1330824/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Rusk County Library.