Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 213, Ed. 1 Monday, October 22, 1934 Page: 4 of 4
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Hosiery adopts deep tones for its Fall color-
ing. Humming Bird tops them all with rich,
new shades that are exactly suited to Fall
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Extortionate tribute on loans is ex-
acted from Indian cultivators by na-
stores, carrying
and paper tags.
Mrs. Mary Terrell and Miss Claire
Spann spent Saturday in Austin. They
were accompanied home by Conlaw
Greenwood, student at the University,
who spent the week end here with his
REMEMBER THE DATES
LOOK IN OUR WINDOW
Mra T. R. Brooks has as her guests
this week end her sister, Mrs. Hattie
Carr of Turnersville, and her broth-
ers, Eric Sharp of Gatesville and Mur-
ray Sharp of Turnersville.
B. F. Frank and mother, who have
made their home at the C. S. Cone
home here for the past eight months,
have returned to Jefferson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bond and chil-
dren of Wellborn spent the week end
here.
El Paso, Texas (UP) — Shoppers
who carry paper bags are watched
closely by store employes here these
days.
Youthful shoplifters have been reap-
ing a bumper harvest by walking into
Jim Quinn Wood, Garnet Isbell, and
Edgar Jordan, students at A&M, were
home for the week end.
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colors that will stay fast and beautiful.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wilson of Cleve-
land spent Sunday here with their par.
ents.
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Miss Mary Gibbs left Sunday after-
noon for Houston, leaving there to-
day to return to her home in Roa-
noke, Va., after a visit here with her
Bister, Mrs. A. J. Youens.
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Five outstanding services make up
the health-conservation program of
the American Rad Cross, according
to the annual report just issued in
Washington. These services are
first aid and life saving, which to-
gether have trained more than a
million persons; nursing, with an
active enrollment of 36,133 regis-
tered nurses; Public Health Nurs-
ing, conducted by 7600 nurses in 424
chapters last year; and Home Hy-
giene. which has taught more than
700,000 men and women simple ways
of caring for the sick at home.
"The achievements of the Red
Cross in public health nursing place
it among the leaders in this field,"
said James L. Fieser, vice chairman
in charge of domestie operations.
"This service was organized in 1919
to meet needs developed by the
World War and the ravages of the
flu epidemic which in 1918-1919 took
so great a toll of life.
"Since that time Red Cross nurs-
ing services have been pioneers in
more than one half of the counties
in the United States. Many services
we established were taken over later
by civic, state and federal agencies,
and the Red Cross continues to es-
tablish services in other new fields.
Red Cross nurses made more than a
million visits to patients last year,
and 629,025 children in schools were
inspected.
"Red Cross courses in home hy-
giene and care of the sick are
especially important in times of de-
pression, because they teach fami-
lies to maintain hygienic conditions
in their homes and to recognize
symptoms of illness early enough to
prevent serious consequences.
“Our courses in first aid have
been instrumental in saving lives of
the injured; in safeguarding the ac-
cident victim until the physician
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amd IM BnsA. This valuble pre
oeiption, backed by half contuury’s
reputatien, quickly and effeetlvey
gives relief—or your momey refunded.
At all Drugist———Adw
Earl Mercer
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis of Roans
Prairie were ttoted in the city Sun-
day afternoon.
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RECALLED — General Pera
Zhivkovitch. former military
dictator of Yugoslavia, sum-
moned to Belgrade by the
Government. Feeling prevailed
that the Regency was not
strong and the General's recall
was regarded as precautionary.
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like we had several weeks ago. The talk of the town.
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Mr and Mrs. Eldon Gajeke of
Roans Prairie spent Sunday afternoon
here with friends.
They pick
week end in Austin.
Mrs. O a. Johnson and Mias Bese
Johnson spent Sunday in Bryan.
Mr. and Mrs,Leldon Ellis of Bry-
an were week end visitors in the city.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Scott of Hous-
ten were here for the week end.
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Styles and Materials like you will find in the
higher prices.
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parents Mt. and Mrs. Fred Green-ES
.wood.
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ton and wife and Mr. Hall and wife
of Bedias attended services at the H
First Baptist church here last even-je
ing.
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Among those from Anderson attend- e
ing the revival service at the Bap- .
tist church last night were A P. ’ "
Wickey and wife and H. B. Lavender . 5
HOSIERY SALE
James Dunn, Stepin Fetchit, ma
other Stars and 54
Shirley Temple
I Also Latest News and Comedy.
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street, one block from Main. All
modern conveniences. E. M. Perry.
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Fort Worth, Texas (UP) .— One of
the costliest saddles believed ever
made here has been completed for
Mrs. Lawson Lowe, wife of a Bakers-
field. Cal , oil man. The saddle cost
$325. It was built by George Monti-
jo, 76 year old saddle maker.
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Wild turkeys, der, beaver peltries
and sarsafras were shipped to Europe
from Georgia in the 16th Century.
The 1st railroad in Russia was built
by an Austrian, and opened in 1838.
B. Martin, keeper of the build-
Mr. and Mr. Arthur Webb of Bry-
an spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Mary Grace Spann epent the
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All new Fall shades. In sizes 8’ to 10. In Chiffon
weight. .
A Large New Assortment
I FOR SALE — Some nice Poland Chi-
na breeding gilts -a real picture.
J. W RipkowskI, Yarboro, Texas.
CLASSIFIED ADS
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Singer Sewing Machine for Sale
and Rent. Oil, needle# and repair*.
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Only a limited num
ber of smooth fine
in Sun atonic Th- building here, is j
afaitl ul reprodut ■ ion, reduced one-
half . ile. of the m’ssion built in
San ntonic in 1744-1757. The mission
was k own until 1783 as the mission |
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Austin, Oct. 22 — The daily inspec-
tion of school children and the re
moval and isolation of those found
[ ailing, constitutes one of the most im-
i portant factors in the control of com-
municable diseases, declared Dr. John
W. Brown, State Health Officer.
Medical supervision of school chil-
dren is, of course, the ideal method
of disease control. However, in most
communities, this is not possible. Par-
ents and teachers can do a great deal
in preventing the spread of disease.
If the parents notices anything abnor-
mal About the child, he should be kept
at home.
The teacher should notify the par-
ents of children who show any of the
following symptoms: loss of weight,
pallar, pains, flushing of the face,
breaking out of any kind, cold in
head, especially running eyes, eviden-
ce of sore throat, cough, vomiting,
etc.
If children showing the early signs
of the common children’s diseases are
excluded and their family physician
consulted early, many epidemics
could be averted and loss of time pre-
vented. It is much better to have
one child miss a few days of school,
rather than run the risk of spreading
♦he disease to his classmates.
ALAMO A WORLD WIDE
SYMBOL
Buy handkerchiefs
with what it saves
Hineceary to pay sor or more lo get quality
5," •- Lnterine Tooth Paste, made by the maker.
21enine ■ comes to you in • large lube at No,.
Ww u eon beautihes and protecta your teoth Mor.
"4 you approximately n . year over M.
2 Buy thinge you need wtth th., naving-
’ are merely ■ suggestion. Lamben P.n
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While the textile strike was in progress we obtained’a
nationally known hose of delightful quality to replace “Hum-
mingbirds’’, which we were them unable to obtain.
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Now—in order to reduce our stocks we are offering these
"ALLEN A's at the special prices of
sus0 Hoee ... $1.39
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"ALLEN A's" on hand consist of the very latest shad
and meet popular sizes in finest quality hose—and in limit!
quantify. f '
SIRA GF EXHIBITION OF
DEXTERITY
Marsh Texas (UP) — Miss Mil-1
died M bley, who is one of the out-
landing pupils in the College of Mar- ,
shall, nevertheless is backward in '
some respects.
With a pen. Miss Mobley, though -
not left-handed, can begin at the
right-hand corner of a page and write j
toward the left Margin, making all
characters backward and bo legible
that they become regular script when
held before a mirror.
She writees rapidly and with ease
in this strange 'exhibition of dexter-
ity. Furthermore, she has no idea
where she learned to do it.
Dallas, Texas (UP) - The Alamo,
shrine of Texas heroism, has become
a world wide symbol of bravery, visi-
tors to the Texas State Fair here re-
vealed.
From th;- Canal Zone, the Orient
and from Europe people came to see
the exposition’s replica for the his,
toric fort.
Natives of foreign lands joined proud
Texans in asking to see the rooms
where slept William B. Travis, David
Crockett and others of the tragic
■band of Alamo defenders.
This is a contraet put out by the Mojud people for spe-
ial sale. These hose are called Irregulars and are Regular
$1.5 Values in a 4S Gauge stocking.
“ ruome M for Office Suppues.
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The manx cat, a short tailed animal .n
is the common housecat on the Isle TSe8
of Mann in the Irish Sea. . ;
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FOR SALE — Get your supply of
bone dry kindling before it is al)
gone. At fifty cents per two-horse
load at mill See Hamric for haul-
ing. Navasota Cooperage Co. 213-6t
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Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 213, Ed. 1 Monday, October 22, 1934, newspaper, October 22, 1934; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1402581/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Navasota Public Library.