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TH*C BOWIE NEWS
PACE TWO
'AV, 1
FRIDAY OCTOBER 28, II
SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK
THE BOWIE NEWS
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Mr M. 1. Bryan *
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New* Editor
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WILL 6t AaoirT 11___________...
» AM* Wl<4 rf Ht CAM <oucft ANY
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make a
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country, but de
minds when we
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lovely
Mr .and Mrs. Stanley Robertam
of Decatur spent the week-end with
Mrs Robertsons’ rents and sis
ter Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Huidt and
Miss Artie.
and
son,
BOWIE, TF»XAS
Rectal Diseases and Varicose
\ rins' a .specialty
E. Tarrant street
Of Are Phone I Hi
11 n.v^inswer Call* HI.
LYON & MATTHEWS CO. '
"Depend*^ Building Material*’'
PHONE 53 'BOWIE
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Mr. and Mrs. G. (Doe) Jackson
and children. Miss Opal, Mabie aiT-
D.lle. were visitors to the Dallas
Fair Thursday.
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the Jackral
ference gai
Henrietta. 1
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no program
. was spent
songs, led I
Squad lead
Washburn,
Our pep s<]
responsible
ng the last
grams, and
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prove so v
them.
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.Albert Huth of Dalias visited
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Huth, and Miss Allen? during
the week-end.
I*ul»lished Each Friday by < *>y Jfi-i iy. S JSniylhe Slns-f, ilowi«-, T»*xu-
Ortlcial Piiblit ati<Hi «»1 I h»- < ity of Bowie A.
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.Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Scott
quests in fh<* home of their
dreti, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus BrwH
and Miss Juanita Scott, of Fort
Worth Sunday.
The adterUsemeiiU Mpo you
OHHiey. Sliow your appreciation by
telling your merchaiit you saw his
M«»nlague county Fair
the hieeting day" of the
was postix»n<'d
enjoy' work, a Avomau
pel udl -C.iiidui a»J< in build
ing up the whole \ 4cm by lwlp*n4
women‘to get more eTergy from
tin 11 food an J so inCreawa te-
* . aistaiKC td the st tain of fuiKtioiul
periodic pain. T»yitr
The < 0111 riiit'ix <• ol Hie ntoiilhl.i paynusit plan lofm.ikiiiu
repairs, uiodimbhig, and p.TinGiig helps you to hair sonic
»d the things that you have drsirrd. lad u* help you with
yoiii onu lin.tiH i.d problem, in Ihiaiu ini; thrsr itupnii
m< ids.
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W'JO'or uii BouV REPURMC frdkMEt
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Mr and* Mrs Murk Sills
b.ua anil Weldon Sills of EruiH/ind
'The Bow
1 heir first •
•essful one
f' whipped th
12-0. The ti
mo«t even ti
tire game.
Beth Bov
quickly and
touchdown i
ing minutes
t.adit-s, here is a style Hole lor your cabinet and dressers.
Hate us •<> cut a piete of Blass to cover the tops. This
will protect the finish and .really looks well.
The Bou le I'miiiry soil Egg (kMn|N<i|y is preparing for the
Turkey buying season.
EXPANDING FOR THE FUTURE
We begin ro build 54 million dollars’ worth of
new plants and equipment. We. felt that if we-
could not emp|by all our men building motor cars,
we would employ as many as we could building
better production facilities.
W e were told, of course, that this was no time
.fol* expansion, that a wiser business policy would
be to 'hold everything"—'which means, stop
rverv thing*.* But no one e'vfr got anywhere
standing still.
Besides, we are not defeatists. We do not believe
this country has seen its best days. We believe .this
country is yet in the infancy,of its growth. We be- -
lieve that every atom of faith invested in our
Country ahd our People will be amply justified by
the future. We believe America is just beginning.
Never yet have our People seen real Prosperity.
Never yet have we seen adequate Production.
But we shall see it! That is the assurance in
which we have built.
Business is not just coining back. It will have
to be brought back. That is now becoming well
understood in this country; for that reason 1919
wilt be a co-operative year. Manufacturers, sellers
arsd buyers wilt co-operate to bring back the busi-
ness that is waiting to be brought back.
This construction program is almost completed.
It has.increased activity and payrolls in a number
qf related'industries. It has given us better facil-
ities for building better cars and trucks, and
eventually our new tractor which is being perfected. ■
Inn* (Juih*
of !!••• ..s’‘Vkion<lj:i\•• seiurtf! enough mmnI
from the suhmil groimd to
gut ;i start in lheir pastures. Ht*re’>
hoping that thv dry weathur will
not muse it t<» (lit* in ihu sprout.
I liuve a yer.i -inl<T»‘sti!n* (et’er
from my <‘iil»nn friend’flint *1 in
tend to use next w<s*k. We think
Ilia I we Im io h bird time in* Ums
suhsSirrtirrioN ra'i eh
Itowio Trade T< rri'.ori, Onu year
Other Flu e*- < »ne bear
Kingle <’op|e
Halluwc’i
Hallows E
_ ror many,
*w»iS“t Hall
. ** iSftracterla
/ tK>nfkres, w
the signal
pitches to
tdaRnsler
sBpthe land
The custom
.- fires survis
' ^highlands <
^Although, i
don’t bellev
the night o
i-alls for fu
and tricks
the case, 1«
October 31,
"The goblit
don’t watcl
fia1liVvv,.*l.|l pro-
ciiuri'li
Everyone i- in*.it*sl
Miss Mary Maurice
! Hill of Bowie.
I s|wnt Tuesday uight will, Dorothy fi, "Rub-Mr-iUiicr « Waodtrfvl Umsmxi
and Mr.s. Bailey of Burton
Springs visited Mrs. Bailey's pai'-
:md M.rs. ,E <J. Baker
Mrs, Opliefia Hall and children
of Boivin spent part of last week
, with Mr. and Mrs X. S. Hail.
XiH'ona
Fenoglio spent Thursday I
Patil ** " "
RELIEVES
COLDS
firwt day
Headache*
ainl Fever
due t«» < o!d-«
>ik .10luiuut^w
When you do'thp next palut jnb. u.m* Starwin-WilHaiy* -
I nderroater. It Is :« |4r<-«» of of superior Qiiality.
umy chiingi* our
when w»* reifd his letter i
onditkms of the farmer* in
Hute rir,»E.lOU««
Co fa c.MimeSe
sr-ritE hamc. o»
KlOHCjUH - ALSO BV
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‘Letos’ for Sore Gums
iliai ii* h nt- imi ii can be
romp mighty Hying. Druggists will
return your money if the first
liottlr of ”i.E1O‘S” fails to satisfy
GK1FF1N S DRL G STORE
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L1QUI3 TAM-EYW
»ALV» M0-"* n»rx»w
Mr. ^ind Mrs. Emilt Chandler,
Mr. and Mrs. I. Drury and son.
Doyle, spent Sunday visiting rela-
tives at MaHa rd.
.;.J. HtU-yias
iurss Satuniay.
Mr. and Mis. C. S. Mears
Mrs.* J.iliinn Greenhouse and
Marion, a,t(end«*d church at Sunset
Sunday.
A large crowd from Pleasant
Ridge attended singing at Brushy
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs. Willie Andress 'mi
wyns, of Huddleston, and Mrs. Fnv
of Vernon spent a while Sunday in
the home of G. S. Benham. '!’hey\
were enroute to Vernon.
There is Nigging at. Pieasatn
Ridge'<’hurch House, every Sun-i
day night. Everyone is invited to
come and take part in the singing. ! 3<| jM News.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lyons return-1 ----*---L
ed Friday night from Kansas where i
they spent a w<*ek visiting relatives. !
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Manin sp^nt
Monday with Mr. and Mr*. Tom !
Cullierhouse of Bowie.
Pau! I^inee .of Sunset, Harold ;
and J. W. Fenley of Park spring* <
a’temhsi singing.here Sunday night. •
•’ | E.fc I.. Martin retnruejl Saturday 1
, j.nter .>]M*ading a week with ids <*hi|
drph of Dallas,
h'be H. D. Club
TF WE KNEW anything better we could do for
1 the country than make good motor cart, we
u ould- do it.
_____By every one doing his be$t in the yok _he_
chinks moat use! ul,”this country is going to regain
iu momentum. We have tried to do our best in
uur job. [
W hen businesf w.w suddenly halted in its recov-
ers more than a year ago, we determined that we
should keep going anyway, if not at full-volume'
motor car production, then at getting ready for
greater motor car values that would help future
production.
Wedding Shower (iiicn .Mrs.
Weldon Smith Friday
Mr* W'«*ld<m Smith, who
Mis* Arminta Brown Isfori* her
marriage Out. !nb, u a* deligh: fuili
*iirpri*ed F’riilni afiernoon.< h-i-.
2lsl, when a large uroirp of her
friends .irriivd at thu* home of hen
pit rvn’*/Air. ami Mrs \ <’ Brow iJ
for mi informal weildiiuj <|ioh<*r.
The afternoon was enjoyiMl im
meiisrly |»y those-present and Mrs.
Smith was the n*eiplent of numer-
ous lovely ami useful gifts
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H,nry a„J ld>,l loni. An tht accasifn »f the }itb ^„,i,erSary of the finding of the lord .Motor C»mpa»y, Jxne t6. i9l«
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Xhv, 29.
* Tlivre will he
Ui:nn 111 the Ph'asjnt Ridsi
Erhiny iticlit.
1 ti> ilttehd.
Mary
Several nwt\ Ibis week. Mrs. S. Nix, a Bed Cedar’
Shingtr rtxrf. IV. B. Inxuut of liuffalv Springs. a»d .1. 1..
Nured of Monfagtie birth have C'hiuineirtraiii Roofs. Dr.
K. .Miiimhi lias the fuihiini/ed Metal'Sftlnide Roof.
NEW TESTING EQUIPMENT 1 -
While we were putting up new plants to produce
car*, we constructed new equipment to test them. >
The first weather tunnel of its kind everlvuilt foe
automobile research went into operation at our
laboratories this year.
that no one’s hand touches but ours. Of nearly
everything else we use we build some quantity
ourselves, to find, if possible, better and more
economical ways of doing it. The experience
and knowledge we gain are freely shared with our "i*
suppliers, and with other industries.
We take no profit on anything 'we’make for
• ourselves and sell to ourselves. Every operation,
from the Ford ships which first bring iron ore to
the Rouge, is figured at accurate cost. The only
profit is on the finished result — thTf car or truck
as it comes off the line. Some years, there is no
. profit for us. But we see to it that*our customers
always profit. A basic article of our business creed
is that no sale is economically constructive unless it
profits the buyer as much as or more than the'seller.
Our new plants have helped, us build more
value into all ovy cars for 1939. That means •
more profit on the purchase to the purchaser.
W’e have not cut quality to reduce costs.
We simply will not build anything iaftrttoc.
eTHE NEW CARS
We have two new Ford cars for 1939—better can
and better lodging—but we also have an entirely
new car. •
It’s called the Mercury 8. It fit* into our line
between the De Luxe Ford and the Lincola-
Zephyr. It is larger than the Ford, with 1 Ifinnch
wheelbase, hydraulic brakes, and a new 95-hoe*e-
power V-type 8-cylinder engine.
*We know that our 1919 car* are cars of good
quality. We think they’re .fine values in their
price classes. '
With new can, new plant*, new equipment, the
whole F or J orgmi;»tion is geared to go fonrard.
N;itiir«|;iinlmti! mil'll I riHb- u*|' h'l
Hoiviu ■ mi- flu* fniin I ivas Mimtml
in th»* nIIkt <-<»l<»nM| ui<r (hut turn
bv«*ii it imrt of the train tor shvenili
month*.* I mis <l’*ligljlfully suf
fuhml when 1 pntervd the ear. <>u
Hie olltwlde II look*- like il Ii.*i<f
he«*n- Imilr of eoi riigaletl * sbf*» I
Iron but on the Inside, Il Is eh*
lianre if-i self, and f‘nsy riding Im*-
..von k expression Try it some time.
Wbi*n I got off the train I went
to the eafe for 111$ luneh . . (I hope
my n ife dbesti'l read Ihb. ♦ While
hi the eafe, 1 got into'll <*.»UK*rsa
for one tinu* at*least. I ihmighi th‘M
sana* thoughts that grentei meij ■
were thinking L
1 wrote (|iiile. a hit Iasi u-ar about
bur clover ami rucrijmiJiumlcil it
ven n highly to the farmers of tiiis
*<*ction. li j* almost -tiim for it
to begin Io show up for the winter.
I' um wondering Just what effect
that ihe drought 1,5 going to h.i\.
It it should coiih* up and
wilder pasture, it will have
i iiiircli proved itself for this sec •
I ion
I hardl.i think that lhi> is jjios.s-
I do think that it will
come up if it «rni!iN in the near fu
few farmers orf this (
secured enough
Mr. IV. M. Mt Um,ui. it huihlhig a New Ihhim* near NesvpiwL
Wi itlierstrip|H(iq al llu *i(ihh> and whuliiMs rd yivur hdtne
•*• ,n»< 4u I'viH'.iwr—il jAill save jiHi mone,. im (he I'url
hill and i*tve >on n.ldid rmnliHl.
II. M. M'HH'i , lirMiVa'iii’ i i.inpan;. has Ihvii doing mmiu'
n arraneiiii; in llwir olfiri'.
It makes any kind of weather to order. The
weather it delivers every day would take months
to find in Natitre. Our cars are. weather-tested to
give you good service in anyt climate anywhere.
In other tests, every part of the car is pun-
ished unmercifully. Then our engineers tear 'it
down to see if they can find abnormal weAr lor
any sign of weakness.
The money we spend on tests saves you money
on repairs. Anjyour family car is safer and more
dependable when we put it in your hands.
THl.vkMVLP’S CURIOUS
Foots? ihClupe ShailxA •!
SEA Suuq? , shark's ld|»J
FIH AHP g/Mllifl
91a. k AHqA»oo'iWy«Ki
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utils, Ms
Sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ruyimmd Price vi.s
iu*d Mis. Price’s aunt unit uncle,
-Mt.‘and Mrs. T J. all of Alvard
during the week.
Mr. ;md Mrs. Edd Turilboii and
i svns, June and Cannon Lit*, were
| in Wichita Falls this week to visit
Mr. Vurnboiv’s brother who is in
;ii Wichita Falls hospital. He was
injured in an aecid»*nt which o<*-
ctired in the oil fields.
Mr. and Mrs. I. E Catlip and
son, L. E. Jr., were visitors in the
Huskey home Synday.
5«<Amc s
Bryan Reed was a
itor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Bud Russell. atfd4
‘baby <»f Nocona sj>oiij Sunday wiib ! ,, , , ,
her parents. Mr ami Mrs. Erm H 1^ * » U ‘ U,‘1 111 l*H* ;
lionfo of Mrs. Mauk Ruthsige W»‘d '
; nesday. <>et. 19. Thirteen inerntx'rs
j<rus|,’pt. The House wa< called to
Order by the .president, Mrs. J.
in ' <’obk. Mis. E. L, Martin re
ceived many . loveh annivecsarv
gifts.
A* the
opens on
club, the meeting
a week. The next meeting will Im*
Mrs John McK»*»s JVetlMesday,
Tbe current program has provided a pew tire
plant, wKich wilt turn out a part of our tire require-
ments ... a new tool and die plant that will help
us cut the costwaf dies . . . and a steel-press plant
that will enable us to make moye of our 6wn auto-
mobile bodies. These are in addition to the plants
we already had for producing glass, iron, steel,
plastics, and many other things. '
We don't supply all our own needs, of course,
and never expect to.The Ford engine m one thinf
Knt**rud nt th»* (Kiytofflce ill Bowiu, Tun is, n-« -
ike net of .March 3, 1*79
NOTICE T<» THE iT'BldC Ani erronmm* rcileutimi
character, stuudiog <»r rcputntioii <>| nni imtn'iu, linn or
which muv :ip|M*nr in I fie columns <»f this p.iper will Im- gladly corri*'*t»d
iijiori the nolle •’f m»<‘ Iwlng given tn the cdil'H
MEJ
The Fords Tell Their
were visitor?* iu Ihu h<»im* of Mr. J PLEASANT RIDGE !
ami Mrs. Elbert Sijis Sunday,
Weldon Smith of Dulins visited j
rehitivei* h<*re during the w«'M*k- ;
end.
B ZiiIht and daughter, Geraldine
L j were visitors in the home of R. II.
I ' Zuber Sunday.
g : M r.
Veretto.
Melvin
night with Patil .Martin of ..\L»n
t h gm.*. J '
John, VuruHo of Centralia u
the community"one day Irtst wt“*k.
Mr and Mrs. P. T. F«*m»Ldi<*-- of
M'mt igue of Montague visited Mr.
and' Mr*. T. F. Fenoglio Sunday
night.
August Nobile spent Monday with
Mr. and .Mrs. <’hurley Nobih of'
Morn ague.
Mr. and Mrs. August «Nob*b' and
Ixiuis Nobile were in Bowi** Tbiii'
day. . *
Mr< B. B. Fenoglio visited her :
daughter. Mrs. Emil Carminnaii.
and family of Montague Snndas
Mell fidlxs. that
hog of mine is lieginnlng io Irumbl
hi bls boots . . and well he may,
for “Il won't Im* long now.” We had
it fr<M*ze Hiindai mid I am just
waiting until tin* vegetation is. .11
killed. I bought a pig List January
for thr**e dollars and fifty <•(*<>Is.
I like to Ihink lion Ifiat he will
weigh about -9mi pounds. He •i.c
**<wt me very Hl th- to dale. Setups
from the inble and surplus mill,
•have made him whal he i.< I him
Num** shout* Uuil an* eating Hu-ir
h«*ods off I inai Im* Im’k.i .lo
hr»*nk even on them, hid uof ' •
-with the big hog
( lion with Mr Henry who has lung
1 been one of tin* most protnincnl
lamllry rahers of ibis sectloM. I
eiijoyed my conversation with him
nTy much, and il was Imdructjve
1 .‘is well.
lit* first lold me how the early
‘days of a h«* depression found him
1 with a large fh»uk of heps, how he
I fed them $IMNNHni worth of feed
iH-fore- lie realized Hud il nas time
to retrench. He h id always Isdlei •
1 ed in production on 11 large scab*
1 Now he Isdleves in mulching pro
duct ion ivi|h demand
lit* has a small flock of silver
Diced Wynndolh- lb* says that-
llie.M* ate Illi* Im*sI general purpose
chickens for the farmer . Iljm he
knows. Ih* has had a few of- Hum
for tin* hist fin* year* and neve,
had had a sick ‘ hen out
bunch. They lay well, they m l’I*
heavy, and ^rc easy’lo manage
Hi* has a flock of while I<*g1:<>rn
pullets Hull are just non begin'ilim
to lii. Hi* says that for some r. tsmt
that no otic* rliiekviis an* doin': ;•>
Well as they shrttdd He siiLi^uMt-.
Ihal they may not hitvt* had enough
gns*n stuff. Hc-»suys that for com
men ial prodtK’lion tha ’ben* is m»
cliiekeii that will Im*hI the leghorn
They, as well as other bns**D, hau*
to Im* taken can* -of it' ibev an to
do .well. ,
Mr Henry 4o|> i/hout D. acre< in
Diehard. M hen I askt'd him Imw^
bls crop was he answertsl. *T mailt
Hl'»*ut a bushel ratul a half.” The
l.-He freeze had rulnisl lit# crop. He
I 1* Early M’lieelers, Elberta*,
\ Idle. Indians, and other standard,
k .id’s of |M*m*h<*s. He says that
Abmlugur county is i»ol the fruit
.couniry that it olice was, and cites
‘xeieral orchards of young tree**-
that an not doing well ui alt. He
says, and J have tudi<*ial. it also,
Ihal it*takes a |M*nch tree a longer
time to l»t*ai now than il used Io.
and it will never have th** heavy
I crops Hint Ha \ Ii.nl a Hew years ago.
lie ha* a lM*iuitiful, *uimtl vim*
t y.ti.f I de u”i' know b”" mitrh it
£. | protlueeil las( year but I would al
S*|^ays gun rant e<’ that it will dear
mon* money In* a nori, il year than
any olher Ilk** nen*;ie< «»n .the' farm
I do not siip]M»xv 1 luit my read
era will rpmeinlMT, but not foug
since I gave my phui for the h**l|^
ing of Hie agrieultiiful >'*’ *'
and since th.-Fl time some
| lenders Imie suggested
pliitis .Nou, doii't miMiinde'raland
1 I <(,*• not think Ihal llfey saw my ■
' phut and dt*Cidetl to us«* it. They
I probably already had the pl tn in
* mind and were .lust waitin': until
j the propet Hine In let u< I now
about it. Rut il dm's make *m f<*<*U,
a little |M*p|Hsl up” Io know* Ihal.
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