The Champion (Center, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 44, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 23, 1929 Page: 5 of 8
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Men’s Heavy 8 oz. Duck Pants,
Special price per pair $1.65
Men’s Union Suits, good grade
per suit................................................S9c
Our 32-piece Set of Dishes is
ready to be given away. Call at
the store and see if you are eligi-
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Regular $2.50 grade Crepe Black
Satin, 40-in. wide, per yard
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Indian Head Linen, solid colors
or printed, per yard 35c
Pure Irish Linen 36-in. wide, reg-
ular 75c grade, special 50c
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Ladies and Childrens Ribbed
Hose, regular 25c grade, per
per pair..................,.......... 19c
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Gophers Put Phone
System Out of Business
Manteca, Calif. — An underground
lead telephone cable was found to
have been punctured allowing water
to leak in and cause a .“short” that
put the system out of commission. It
was determined that gophers had
gnawed through the lead cable, the
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that congress solemnly declared the
policy of the farm relief act to be
‘agriculture to be placed on the basis
of economic equality with other in-
dustries.’ That declaration is merely
a legislative lie,” Senator Connally
said. “The act did not and can not
give agriculture equality. If the
farmers are to be given any real re-I
lief, it must 'be secued by the deben-!
ture amendment.”
Even with a perfect marketing sys-
I tern, Senator Connally declared,
“farm products of which we produce
a surplus must still compete in the
world market at world prices.
FOR RENT: One front bedroom,
close in, ga. Also garage. Apply to
Mrs. J. L. Walker.
,A heavy grade Blanket, size
66x76, in assorted colored
plaids, per pair $1.65
Sam Taylor and Hoya Grant left
Monday to look for work.
Henry Grant -and daughter, Cecil,
were visitors in Arcadia Tursday. ;
Mr. and Mrs.' Lcrod Hamilton are consider farm relief,
rejoicing over the arrival of a little,
son at their home.
The church at JacKson
Rev. Brown of DeBerry as pastor for
another year .
George Yates who has been in the
West picking cotton is home again.
Mike Golden -and son Dee have
{been on the sick list the past week.
Miss Clara English and’ Mr; ' If the board be at fault, there is little
hope from that quarter.”
Senator Connally called attention
to the Republican platform pledge
adopted at Kansas City, and to the
promise made by President Hoover
that “the Republican party pledges it-
self to the development of measures
which will place agriculture on a basis
of economic equality with other indus
tries to insure its prosperity and suc-
cess.” „________ ... . . „
This promise, the Texan assured, imprints of the rodents’ teeth being
has not been redeemed. “It is true dearly outlined.
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A remarkable priced group of Hats, that attain •
their smartness with unusual brim treatments
off the forehead types with irregular or folded<
brims—turban shapes with brims that fit snug
in the back. Choose from many styles and
values at the remarkable prices—
-McGee, two popular young people of
this community, were united in mar-
riage Saturday night. The good
wishes of the many friends of this
young couple follow them in this the
greatest adventure of their lives.
Otho Ellis and Leland Smotherman
are in Arkansas looking for work.
W. A. Shofner, living about two
miles from Center on the Arcadia
road, lost his home and all his house-
hold effects in a fire Monday night.
HERE are the most important Coat Fashions
of the season at decidedly low prices! Beau-
tifully fashioned of Broadcloth and Tweed
with the lavish fur trimmings that distinguishes
the winter coat. Price—
$9.85-$12.50
$16.95
Washington, October 23.—The con-
dition of the American farmer today
'! probably is worse than it was before
; the special session of congress met to
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' Connally declared Saturday in a vig-
, Kirnr oous speech in behalf of the deben-
,, j i ture amendment to the senate traiff I
on Ii2s called
bill- .
“The farm board has done nothing
substantial for American agriculture”
Senator Connally said. “The board
says it can not do more because of the
limitation of the law. If that be true,
the fault in the law lies with congress.
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SPECIALS For FRIDAY & SATURDAY £
5 Pearl Meal................................................. 63e «
§ Home Ground Meal, 24s............79c ; 50c size ,45c >
S Very Best Flour................................................. -.......>
J Bacon, per pound ...............................................Q >
Best Lard, 8 pounds....................................................
Pure Coffee, 3 pounds........................... 5
Sugar, 25 pounds.........................................................<
'B Corn, Le Grande.................. 5
“k Crackers, 15c size, 2 for.......................... ;....................25c ?
Post Toasties, 3 for........................ &.................25c .•
< Good Syrup, per gallon.................................................
S Catsup, large size..........................................................20c <
5 Hersheys Cocoa, 2 for.................................................
■ Fresh Sun Maid Raisins, per box.............................10c
Foleys Cream, 30c size...........................................20c 5
Hair Oil, 25c size.................................................20c >
Talcum Powder, 25c size............................................>
Tooth Paste,25c size.......................................................4
Postum, 30c size............................................................23c ?
“King of Malaria” Chill Tonic, 60c size 50c 5
Venom, run mosquitoes, ,75c size................................59c y
Gillette Razor Blades, 10 to box 45c <
Men’s Dress Sox, per pair.............................................39c >
Ladies Silk Hose, per pair................................................89c 5
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Tom Connally Makes
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PARKER’S USED
CAR BARGAINS.
Model A Roadster with Rumble
Seat a good buy for some one.
Prifce ..........................................$425.00
Model A Roadster, only driven
about 5000 miles, looks like a new
ear; has had the best of care.
Price ............................................$500.00
1927 Model T Roadster, a real good
buy. Price ................................$20’0.00
Late Model Chevrolet Touring, runs
good; looks good; will take a Ford
on this car. Price.....................$150.00
1927 Model Ford Touring, in real
good conditions; lots of miles left in
this car. l^rice......................$150.00
1927 Model Ford Truck 32x6 tires
Ruxstell Axle and motor in good con-
dition. Price ..............................$175.00
1927 Model Truck for...........$75.00
Another New Chevrolet Six at a
$100.0’0 discount.
We have lots of other good buys in
Used Fords. They can be seen on
our Used Car Lot, in front of our
place of business.
We have all kinds of terms.
PARKER MOTOR CO.
Men’s Heavy Grade Mole Skin
Pants, regular $2.45 grade,
Special $1.95 per pair
We are going to give away on
December 24th to one of our cus-
tomers $1 00.00 in cash.
We want you to be sure and visit
the store and find out how we
are going to give it away. The
money will be on display7 in our
store window.
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__cold weather will soon be with us, and then you will be sorry you
Plan to have the work done now, so you will be able to enjoy the results this
It is now time to repair and remodel.
If there are any changes you want made to your home
is necessary, now is the time to do it.
The time is getting short
put it off. ]______
winter.
In making necessary repairs to your home, you are going to want to know that only the best
building supplies available go into the job. That is where you can learn to depend on us. For
years we have handled only the best material money could buy. Ask any contractor, he will
tell you of the quality of Weaver Brothers Products.
If you are planning on building, remember that we maintain a free service of blue prints, plans
etc., available for your inspection. May we serve you.
We Finance Home Building on Easy Terms
WEAVER BROTHERS
PHONE 139 “We Sell Everything to Build Anything’ PHONE 443
or other buildings or any repairing that
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The Champion (Center, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 44, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 23, 1929, newspaper, October 23, 1929; Center, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1350691/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fannie Brown Booth Memorial Library.