The Champion (Center, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 37, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 14, 1927 Page: 10 of 12
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THE CHAMPION, CENTER, TEXAS, SEPTEMBER 14, 1927
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The Peter Schuttler Company
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SEE OR WRITE US FOR PARTICULARS
WEAVER BROTHERS
Miss Alma Wood left Thursday of j
Mrs.'J. M. Witherspoon of Gary is:
spoon in Center this week.
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MODEL NO. 4-3
Built the good Dodge way
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A fast, flexible Four with big-
carcomfort and fine-car beauty.
Tiie fastest Four in America
—with mile-a-minute per-
formance and more power
than you’ll ever need.
No car under a thousand
dollars can match its beauty
and quality—nor its riding
luxury at sustained high speed.
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...at an amazing
FOUND: Pair of glasses and foun-
tain pen. Owner call at Champion of-
fice.
CARD OF THANKS.
We take this method of thanking
all the good friends who so faithfully
Phone
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G. M. CRAWFORD
Joaquin, Texas
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Mrs. Todd Southerland of Oil City,
Arkansas, who is visiting her mother
and other relatives in the Sardis local-1
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Will pay cash for late model Fords
and Chevrolets.—Runnels Chevrolet
Co.
LOIH3U.
A car with speed, pick-up,
comfort and style — plus
materials and construction of
genuine quality.
An investment in deluxe,
trouble-free transportation.
Jno C. Rogers
Victor Dealer
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Dodge Brothers,In
We have a good stock of furniture
to select from. Also rugs,, floor cov-
ering, window shads, etc.—J. G. Har-
ris Hardware & Furniture Co.
Brice Armstrong left for Houston
a few days ago to spend the coming
session in hard work at Rice Institute.
P. L. Hooper, forhier county com-
missioner and an experienced cotton
weigher f Timpson, has been employ-
ed as assistant weigher at the B. H.
Munnerlyn cotton yard at Center.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Freeman and1
little son of Beaumont are visiting in
Center, the guests of friends and rel-
atives.
?c there are other couples
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Dr. E. L. Foster of Shreveport
spent a few hours with home folks in
Center Sunday of this week.
Miss Masel Wood leaves Thursday
for Houston where she will teach
English in one of the city schools.
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TIT AMO WEAR
. ity was in Center last Saturday.
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our hearts. May God bless each and
all of you for evermore, and may no
such sadness as that which came to
j us, ever come to you.—W. A. Biggar.
J. E. Smith has returned from Aus-
i tin where he went to place his son,
i Curtis, in the Deaf and Dumb Insti-
j tute. Mr. Smith lives at Joaquin.
The lowest price
at which a sedan
was EVER sold
MAST MOTOR COMPANY
Center Division
NEW k ECORDS
Victor and Brunswick
every few days. Come
and hear them.
Enamelware and Dishes.—J.
Harris Hardware & Furniture Co.
jthe west.
SPECIAL ON GLASSWARE.
Water Glasses, each
Tea Glasses, each
Tea Glasses, each
Glass Bowls, each
Assortment of Cut Glass, each.. .25c
No. 2 Crimp Top Lamp Chimneys, 10c
J. G. HARRIS HARDWARE & FUR-
NITURE CO.
At the meeting of the rotary club, I
Tuesday, W. J. Lawson gave a report
of his visit to the big convention of
j rotarians at Sherman, and told of the
l important work accomplished.
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COTTON RECEIPTS. .
The Munnerlyn cotton yard in Cen-1
ter reports 1875 bales weighed during
the present season, % Cotton advanced ;
150 points on Monday morning of
this week on the receipt of the gov-
ernment report which showed the cot-
ton crop as estimated at 12,800,000
bales which was far short of all prev-
ious anticipations. By Wednesday,
however, low levels had been reached
and middling was selling at 21.50 at
Center.
The Champion will be glad to pub-
lish reports from all other cotton
yards if they are handed in or sent
in by letter.
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HERE is one oftthe best values
in the history of reproduced
music—a truly fine instru-
ment, capable of giving you
every sort of music and en-
tertainment—and at a price
that is astonishingly low!
Model No. 4-3 is deservedly
one of the most popular in
the Victor line. Come in
•nd let us show it to you—
today.
j Beaury Wallace left for Austin
i one day this week and will enter the’ I
State University.
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F. O. B. Detroit—Full Factory Equipment
4*Door Sedan (Not a Coach)
Miss Perrie Smith left Sunday
night for Bristol, Virginia, where she
j will enter Sullins College.
Mrs. J. F. Petty has returned to her
home in Gilmer after a visit with her
j son, J. A. Petty. She was accompa-
nied home by her daughter-in-law,
I Mrs. J. A. Petty.
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Frank Teague, formerly connected
with The Champion is now at Mar-
shall where he has a good position
with a job printing establishment.
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I want fresh eggs and will pay cash
for them.—Mrs. Chas. Napier, Na-
pier Hotel.
4$
FOR RENT: Furnished or unfurnish-
ed rooms. Will take few boarders.
•—Mrs. J. E. Baker 14p
Misses Arline, Fannie Mae and
Mona Fay Stone of Nacogdoches
spent Sunday in Center with friends.
| 1 Mrs. Zach Brittain and children
| spent last week in Beaumont visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Levy Windham ac-
i companied by Mr. and Mrs. T. E Mor-
! ' rison, spent last week-end in Port
t , Arthur.
Mrs. W. I. Davis returned from p
Sherman the later part of last week, j
where she had been to enter her1
daughter, Katfieryn, in college. ;
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Mrs. Jack Martin of Newton spent
the past week in Center visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. S. H. Sanders and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shotwell and
son, Athos, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Brad Collier and Miss Opal
McFaddin spent last Sunday in Alex-
andria.
I wants to hear from them
1 soon as possible.
Plenty of good values in used cars
| , haven’t time for description, stock
j , changing daily.—Runnels Chevrolet
8 co. ■
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Some careless person set the woods
on fire in the Fulsom locality a few
days ago and among other things sev-
eral panels of fence and one vacant
house was destroyed. It has been
suggested that whoever was in that
locality and recalls throwing a match
or cigarette down as they passed
along, will be doing the act of a gen-
tleman and Christian to go to the
man whose property was thus destroy-
ed and pay him for it. Think it over.
Miss Elizabeth Rogers left Tuesday
night for Norman, Oklahoma to enter beat__j. G Harris ^Hardware & Fur-
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Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Garrett received
a telegram Sunday night announcing
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Ethel, well known to all Center peo-
ple, to Mr. Herstell B. Wright, at
Cotton, California. The young cou-,
pie will be at home after October 1,
at Pine Knot, California. The many
friends of this accomplished young
lady waft her congratulations and
best wishes to her far away home in
MARRIED 58 YEARS.
Here are two old timers who have
been married 58 years, lacking only
a few months—Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Pate, in the Arcadia locality. If
in Shelby
' county who have a longer record than
1 these two people, The. Champion i
25c> wants to hear from them as soon as
' conn no nnccihlp » > • T
Eastern Star Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the
j Eastern Star Friday afternoon at
i 2:30. All members are urged to be
■ present.—Mrs. Myrtle Paul, W. M.
Have discontinued business but the Springfield Wagon company took over all timber, patterns, machinery
and men of the Peter Schuttler Company and are making the same high grade wagons. The Springfield
wagon made in the Ozarks of selected materials is the only wagon with second growth spokes and steel
tires, It is the best wagon on the market today for all around farm use. The price of the Springfield is
less per pound and less per years of service than any other wagon on the market. It cost more than the
ordinary wagon but the extra service is more than the difference. We have two car loads that we are
offering at greatly reduced prices.
Good Farm for Sale.
100 acres of land 7% miles south
Timpson, 25 acres, all fresh land in
cultivation, 75 acres timbered land.
All under new barbed wire fence,
and cross fences; good house, well
watered, the timber on land is well
worth one-half that I ask for place.
Will sell for cash or terms at $1600. i
See J. H. Pate, Southwest Bell Tele-
phone Co., Center. ■ 14c
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STOLEN: Little red automobile for
child, from family grounds on Log-
ansport street in Center. Reward for
return of toy, or for information lead-
ing to its recovery.—Mrs. Corbitt
Locke, Center, Texas.
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FOR RENT: A neatly furnished,
-apartment. Private bath.—Mrs. E. I.'
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Claude Bryan bas returned from a
visit i
guest of his brother, Fred.
Mrs. Dudley Foye and baby of
Amarrtllo, Texas, are visiting with
her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Run-
nels.
Miss Katherine Watts has returned
from a delightful summer trip in
I Houston. ■
in Chicago, where he was the i
Mrs. S. O. Walker of Joaquin is
spending this week in Center, the
j guest of her daughter, Mrs. Hart
Wynn.
I have in my possession a mixed
Poland China and Duroc sow; weight
about 10'0 pounds. Marked: left |ver-
bit, split in left; overbit and swallow
fork in right.—E. T. Lacy. 14c
;the week-end before going to Mason,
ness of our dear son and nephew, El-
i zie Biggar, and whose death broke
Just received from factory carload
Cook Stoves. Our prices can not be
visiting the family of M. F. Withef- last week for Austin where she spent i
txtooV the week-end before going to Mason, :
Texas, where she is teaching mathe-1 stood by us and assisted us in the ill-
G. matics in the Mason High School.
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The Champion (Center, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 37, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 14, 1927, newspaper, September 14, 1927; Center, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1353887/m1/10/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fannie Brown Booth Memorial Library.