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DENTON, TEXAS. RECORD-CHRONICLE. FRIDAY. JUNE U, 1829
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FASHIONS
Just Arrived,
Of washable crepes.
opened Friday morning
wear.
Your ideal
$5.00 to $16.50
NORTHWEST CORNER
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45c
1 lb. Maxwell House Coffee
... $1.00
18 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar
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J. W. GRAY COMPANY
25c
4 good Grapefruit for
Bread
ALL OVER HOUSE
Made in Denton, per loaf
6c
BARGAINS
WIRE BRIEFS
Malt, large size Budweiser, only
45c
Friday and Saturday
10 lbs. K. C. Baking Powder
$1.25
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10 lbs. Calumet
$1.39
on
SHOES—If you are looking for good Shoes at
3 Scott Tissue Toilet Paper for
25c
1 doz. California Oranges
20c
Now
Counter.
selling |1.95 to $5.95.
1-2 lb. cans Tea only
35c
SUITS—Men’s Summer Suits at a good reduc-
Yellow Plums without worms, bu. $1.50
tion.
COLLEEN MOORE SPECIAL
W UTE TO USSR
collar-attached
SHIRTS—100 amart
looking
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Shirts, in all sies—$l.t)t).
Sliced Breakfast Bacon, lb.
27c
the
DRESSES—Smart summer dresses in all wanted
Philadelphia Cream Cheeae^each
15c
This week we are ottering—
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shades at a good reduction.
Our Gigantic Expansion
STRAW HATS—Men's Hats at
are var-
to $4.95.
SHOE SALE
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LADIES’ STRAW HATS—Half price.
SOX—Pool’s regular 25c lisle hose, very special
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Please phone early.
and children’s shoes now on in
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full swing. Every pair must go
United Cigars
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included in these two big bargain d»y» at Cray’s.
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Staged by Woman
Plans to Teach
Benefits of Dry
Law Is Stopped
It May Depend
The Cock
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hite' and
Also new Felt Hats in pastel colors, black
and navy.
—New Shipment
Just the dress for summer
Reuben E. Turner
Grocery & Market
Colleen Moore Face Powder
Colleen Moore Compact
Both in a gift box, for—
Satisfaction guaranteed on both items or your
money refunded.
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. Permanent Waves
Hair Cutting, Facials and
Marcels. Visit
McCauley Beauty Shop
320 W. Hickory
voting alongside their men for 10
years, women householders having
had the vote ior 30 years
TOPEKA, Kans., June 28.—A lone
woman this morning held up W
L. Statons, cashier of the Security
Benefit Association here and escap-
ed with the aassociatlon's payroll
estimated at approximately $14,000
after kidnapping A J Parilch of
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At Brownbilt Shoe Store.
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Specials
Fresh home grown B. E. Peas. lb. .?....
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THIS targe triangular scarf of
deep rose paune velvet and beige
(ilk lace is very new for summer
aVfntng wear.
35c size Extract in lemon, orange and
pineapple flavor, only 20c
erect a s
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in the stal
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Be sure the silage is of good
quality, free from mold ahd not
too sour Lambs weighing from 50
to 60 pounds should get about 1.5
pjunds of silage a day in additii n
to grain nad hay. Slightly larger
quantities may be ltd with proper
protein supplement.
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Dry salt Jowl for boiling with fresh
Peas, lb. 12c
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SEAMAN DROWNS AT HOUSTON
HOUSTON, June 28—Pat Wha-
len, 27 year-old Philadelphia sea-
man. was drowned today when he
fell into the Houston ship channel
25-lb. cloth bags Pure Cape Sugar... $L5O
general elections They have bear Injury and damages, which started
Wednesday was given to the jury
Friday noon Argument in the case
lied Bacon
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SHIP CREW RESCUED
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June 28
- Sixteen members of the crew of
the lumber carrier. Hart wood, which
went on the rock* off Point Reyes.
70 miles from here late yesterday,
were rescued by a coast guard surf
boat early today
DENTON HEIRS
NOT ABLE TO
COLLECT NOTE
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have her services and no longer' |
he still holding the title and paying t
tax for her as his own property
This the 1st day of February. 1849
Daniel J. Careker David H Thom
as. Justice Peace '1
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that the owner of the slave was one
of those Southerners who refused j
to sell their slaves. In the days be ;
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BROOKS DRUG STORE
Brooks Liv-O-Work.
We Fill the Most Prescriptions Every Day.
Phones 29-39.
will nut
services this
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Marriage of
R. Storrie
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a bargain, $1.00
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This delightful odor in toilet goods is endorsed
by the film star and is as dainty and popular as
star herself.
AUSTIN. June 28—An attempt
to pass an anti-evolution resolution
in the House was blocked here to-
day when opponents of the meas-
ure talked past the time for action
on resolutions Steps will be taken
to. force a vote on the bill tomor-
row its supporters said
Ball Brothi
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Phone 9 or 24
New California Sport Dresses
In Snappy Crepes,
Styles that can’t be found elsewhere.
Sport Dress.
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10 lb. cloth bags Pure Cane Sugar ... 65c
is chopped onions
chopped green pep-
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CegetaMe Salad. Servin* six
1 cup diced irefli tmn*
1 CUP diced cucumber*
1-4 c^chogped sweet pickles
14 iffaapoop *alt
1-4 teaspoon pepper
1-4 teaspoon celery . salt
1-1 Ml$> MMd drawing
MIX and chill the ingredients and
serve on lettuce leaves
oj- 'onned peaches)
baking powder
4 tabl^n, ta?
1 egg
3-3 cup milk
I cup $llced peaches
I-J cup sugar
3 tablespoon* flour
1 iaatprxtfi cinnamon
2 tablespoon* butter
Mix the two cups of flour, bak-
in(; pbwder and salt Cut in the fat
and add the egg Slowly add the
milk (the exact ginounft can not
always be determined) until a soft
BRIDE-ELECT IN>
HONORED AT PARTY
Mrs B A Burks and her daugh-
ter. Mrs Toni Ray, entertained at
Uie home of Mrs. Burk Thursday
afternoon with a miscellaneous
shower, honoring Miss Evangeline
Wilks, bride-elect of Randall Wat-
kins. the marriage of whom will
take placeg Saturday evening at 8
o'clock at the home Of thee bride's
parents. Mr. and Mrs Nat Wilks
The unique method of presenting
the bride with many beautiful and
useful gifts took the form of a rose
with petals hanging from the cen-
ter rosette of ribbons. Each petal
told her where to look for the hid-
den articles, and what to find. Pre-
ceding this, two contests were en-
joyed. Miss Aslee Nelson was win-
ner in aa musical questionnaire, and
Mrs Joe Brim in a “Lover’?1 con-
test, .both presenting their trophies
to the bride
Mrs. Burk served punch during
the afternoon and at the close an
ice course was served. The home
was attractively decorated with bas-
kets of roses and Shasta daisies
Guests, present, each of whom
wrote a recipe in aa card index for
the future use of the bride, includ-
ed Mrs G. A Frisby, aunt of the
fcroom. from Tom Bean, Mrs. Joe
Brim of San Antonio; Miss Jessie
Zaachry of Vrnon; Miss Nelson,
Rockwall. Mrs. G. C. Watkins. Mrs.
Nat Wilks. Mrs. W M Dunlop, Mr*.
Burton Kay. Mrs Arias Gilbreth.
Mrs s. S Stroup: Misses Katie
Blackwell. Florlne and Ila FWye Sel-
by. Ema Ruth Lindsey. Grace Love-
less. Mary Loveless. Maurine Hicks,
Sallie Beth Wright
bargain, 5 pairs for $1.00.
PIECE GOODS—4n our piece goods depart-
ment you will find quality materials at great bar-
gains.
Word ha* bden received from
Judge Walter A Koons, who is in
tiie Veterans Hospital. Muskogee,
taking treatment for effect* of the
flu the pa»t winter, that he i* im-
proving. and expect* to be able to
return home soon Friday, is
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Women of the Isle of Man, Great
Britain, were not excited over the
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D F. BUDDIN IS DROWNED AT
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MARLIN. June 28- D F Bud-
din, 5$. dentist of Rosebud. was
drowned while Ashing in the Mar-
lin oil mill lake at about 6 p. m.
Thursday A companion, gave
explanation that Buddin got
yond hi* depth while wading
casting
BOSTON. Texas. June 28—Diffi-
culty in choosing a jury for the
trial of Ocle Nix. Malta, charged
with poisoning his wife delayed the
start of the case in District Court
here today. Two jurors had been
picked at noon with many venire-
men eliminated
VmKbk Salad
ch Roll Coffee
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Cream Sandwiches Iced Tea
Sponge Oake Raspberries
The Modern Beauty Service
Nona Mae Olsen Beauty Shop
Smoot-Curtis Bldg.
Appointments made—7 a. m. until 7 p. in.
Phone 191.
Brown—Shoe Store
. I be Catholic Church
(have its flftl) Sunday
coming Sund; y. the Rev Father
Raymond Vernimont, having given
ills services to the Whitesborc
Ch meh or .hi
By FRANCES PAGET
(Written for the United Press)
NEW YORK. June 28 When !
Patou introduced, last January, the
silhouette with the extremely elon- !
gated panel at the front of the —
skirt and the sides proportionately —-
extreme In their brevity, it was re-
garded as one of the most radical
innovations of the Paris openings
While it was so different from every
other skirt—all the others were
still developing the longer-at-back
trend—its significance was under- j
WASHINGTON, June 28—Inter-
vention of President Hoover has
(definitely hailed the prohibition
bureau's plans to have benefits of
the dry law taught in scliools. but
the $50,000 publicity campaign will
continue through on a much less
extensive scale. Commissioner Do-
ran said today
Dispossessed of her “educational''
pamphlets. Miss Anna B Sutter,
director or the bureau's'statistic'’
division, was in Atlanta, Ga.. to-
day where she will be prepared to
place before a convention of the
National Education Association any
requested data that is available
"SUNNY” ALBAMK WINS MAR-
BLE TOV8NEY
OCEAN CITY, N J„ June
Before a crowd of 3.000 and
every shot broadcast over a
ional hookup. CJiarle* “Sunny" Al-
bany of Philadelphia, won the nat-
ional marble tournament today
FOR SAL® -Cornet with case *nd
stand st bargain. 824 W. Sycambre
Phone 1049-W ,
New Dreaaea and Hata
lx»t of Tub allk dresses aaaorted coi-
an and sties special at $4J3. Lot of
crepe dresses, lane »lxr. lone skLt,
Mack and navy ape-rials at $7.05.
flood assortment of an miner I
medium and laree. Late styles
special prices.
Scrugga Cash Store
10.1 East Oak Phone 110
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XUfkAWbtR JftoROE
I Sunday Menu*
BREAKFAST
Poached CrfTahd Broik„ :
• DINNER
Fried Chicken
K , Buttgrpd Npw potatoes
... Grape Jam
4jOCALS
Word has been received of
birth of a daughter of Mr
Mrs. W H. Varner of Vernon. June
26. Mrs. Varner formerly was Miss
Enda Pearl Sizemore, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs B F. Sizemore
Denton
Rev W. Fred Galbraith, pastor
of Uie First Presbyterian Church,
will go to Pilot Point to conduct a
.... week's meeting in the Presbyter-
Kansas City and forcing him to j la'2 Church thcre from Julv 7 to 14
drive her to the scene of the hold- " —..
up
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Beating Pknmbarvs into Ckociis
BRONTE Every evening at 5 45
a Bronte merchant strikes a plow-
share with a hammer to nptify
fellow merchants it i» near quitting
time At 6 o'clock he strikes it
again and all business houses im-
mediately close
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Grand Jury May
Report Saturday pcrsonaJ Mentions
A rprmrt from tne izrann mrv !
w, Of the 11
f, will appeJ
state-wide
ing people 1
ahoma. No
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Inlverslty oi
PHONE 800
WKdU Ym WS*QuMity Dry Clwaning
and Preaaing
Our experienced employes give careful, pains-
taking care to each and every garment sent to our
plaht. Try them—and be convinced.
DENTON STEAM LAUNDRY
Lieutenant Carl R. Storrie w
mgrried Thursday evening to MUs
Eva Juanita Stewart of Bryan, at
7 o’clock. In the First Pra»byterbui
Church. San Antonio, ac^orfbng to
word received this morning by hl*
parents. Mr and Mrs. P C Storrie
Storrie received hi* commission
at Kelly Field in June a* an air
pitot, and will spend Che next year
at Dodds Field- Ban Antonio, in the
government service He is a gradu-
ate of the Denton High School, and
of A * M College, where he apent
five years before going to Brook*
Field. Kan Antonio., and then to
Kelly Field. Hl* bride has been a
teacher in the Bryan public school*
the past two year*
—as to Just how delicious your
meals are But. even the best.
Of cooks can't serve healthful
appetizing meals from grocer-
ies or meats of inferior quality
You mav be sure of the high-
est quality food" of ail kinds
*nd at all times if you've phon-
ed in your order to 25 or 925
stood as a newer and bolder effect I
to lengthen the skirt That it was !
not merely a gesture to “be differ-
ent" is proven by the continuance '
ol it by Patou himself and the fur-
ther adoption of it by Lanvin.
There is no doubt that this is L-
the beginning of a movement for
more pronounced skirt length, even i
considering the added inches we t
are becomip/; accustomed to sec in }
frocks that are being worn now by
fashionable women. It can be read- I
ily appreciated just how great a ,
step this is in creating new inter- i
est and Impulse in the public fash
ion mind. One has only to visual
tze this silhouette with its definite
lines so gteatly contrasted with the
prevailing dpWn-in-back silhouette
to realize Che tremaudou*. impaM .
ance that lies in this newer, devel-
opment.
Now that women are in a recep-
tive mood regarding the longer
skirt—the determination of a year
ago. for instance, not to change I
from the knee length skirt having '
considerably weakened the ad van- I
tage* of the dippirg; length at front
can be cleverly promoted, especially
to the legions of women who are
relieved that it will be smart again
to cover their legs between the knee
and the ankle
The more recent reports
The more recent reports of what
the chiae world has been wearing
to the French races stress the uh-
evep hem in suits, the length most
frequently following the Patou for-
mula and bein"V longest in front. I
The response to the silk suit in I
black especially
Tlie Art and Gift Shop
1223 Oakland. Phone 7174
Min Elizabeth Hendley,
Prop.
fore the Civil War—even before an
ti-slavery ideas had become widely |
•pread—a large number of slave ,
owners would not sell slaves be-
cause they believed It wrong to trftf 1
flc in human beings They would !
loan, rent or lease a slave, howev- 1
er. and this transaction probably '
was of this nature.
or Saturday
The case of Mr* Mollie A Smith
y*. Freeman A Freeman per»onal
Phiffon is one of the prettiest polka
dotted media this summer A navy
blue and white oiitlit used the blue
anil white (lotted fabric for the lit-
tle princess frock and the .loose
jacket, both with pleated ruffles
ot plain blue edging them. A collar
and cuffs of white linen were eni
broidered in double blue dots and
Uie hat. purse and shoes were navy
blue also.
Notes payable to one's grand-
father usually are collectable by
the heirs but a note made in favor i
of Jacob Careker, grandfather of
B. P and D. C Adams of Denton I
and B. L Adams of Justin, can I
never be collected because the note
wiu for one negro girl slave and
was stjned by Daniel J CtueFer.
Feb. 1 .1848
The note, yellow with age was |
found by W. J Hamilton in some i
old papers a few days ago
The note reads i
■•Georgia. Talbot County: Receiv- 1
ed of Jacob Careker. a negro girl, i
viz Harriett, Sixteen years old
which negro I acknowledge to be
as a loan to me for and during such
time as he may see fit for me to
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dough form*. Pat out until th$
dough to one quarter inch thick.
■ with the cost of the ingre-
dient*, which have been mixed Holl
up like a jelly roll and bake for 20
minute* on » gnawed pen Serve
warm, cut in one inch slice*
Sliced peaches, plain or whipped
cream, lemon sauce or ice cream
can accompany thia dessert.
A report from the grand jury
which was called back into session , ____ --
~ Iday, is expected to be made this Mrs Joe Brim of San Antonio,
and her sister. Miss JeSsie Zachary
of Vernon, are visiting their aunt,
Mrs B A Burk, en route to San
Antonio.
Mrs G A Frisby and children.
Mary Glen, and James Elliott, are
guests of her staters, Mrs B A
Burk, and Mrs G. C Watkins
Miss Henrlettis Barnett of Sten-
ert is visiting her grandparents.
Mr end Mrs E E. Dean, and other
relatives, inc hid ing Mr and Mrs
Ned Grillett of Lewisville, also her
grandparent*
Mary Elizabeth Galbraith, small
daughter of the Rev W Fred Gal-
braith. will go to Dallas this after-
noon to spend the remainder of
the summer with her uncle. T J
Galbraith, and family
Miss Addle Melson left today for
Wisconsin where she will study
during the summer school in the
University of Wisconsin She will
return in September to take tier
place in the English department of
the Forest Avenue High School.
Dallas
Cecil Johnson has gom> to New
Orleans where he is an instructor
in the Gulf Radio School
Miss Ada Louise Camp of Dallas
is the guest of her grandparents,
Mr and Mrs C. D. Camp
Alvin M Owsley Jr., and ills sis-
ter, Lucy Ball Owsley, of Dallas,
are guests of their grandparents,
Mr and Mrs. A C Owsley, today.
Miss Katherine Bills and Miss
Esther Baird of Waxahachie are
guests of Miss Marjorie Pitts at
1207 West Hickory-
Otto Tribble and daughter. Miss
Lucie Isola Tribble, drove to Glen
Rose Thursday where they will join
a camping party. Tribble will re-
turn Saturday, but Miss TYLbble
will remain there for the summer.
Mrs W H Davis and daughter.
Mary Virginia. Mrs G C. Murray
and Billie Reidy, all of Dallas, arc
visiting Mr and Mrs. J W. Davis
Miss Florence Davis has gone to
Vernon to attend the Wedding of
Miss Lota McGaughey there Sat-
urday. Miss McGaughey was a
graduate of C I A about 3 years
ago
• bargain don’t fail to see our odd and end Bargain
Formerly priced $6.50 to $10.00.
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