Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 166, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 1, 1936 Page: 4 of 4
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MisseseWillie Floyd and Mary Ellen
Brule have returned home after a sev-
eral days visit in Dallas and Fort
Worth.
Miss Evelyn Foley, who taught danc-
ing in Navasota during the past win-
ter spent the day in the city enroute
uor permits. In the liquor tax fund
was $336,296, part of which will be
ness and possibly to Centennial travel.
It was estimated that cigarette, tax
Ready-to-Wear
Arrivals
and that is Grove's
I The tasteless qui-
Donald Norton will leave tonight
for his home in Colorado after spend-
ing the summer with his brother. Rev.
E. W. Norton and family.
Highest market price for scrap iron
delivered at S. P. track, Navasota.
Silveretein & Isenberg, phone 493. 3t
does these two th
Tasteless Chin T
Miss Lisle Mayfield and little Miss
Doris Ayres have returned home af-
ter a visit in Houston.
Thomas of Roans Prairie spent Mon-
; day afternoon in Navasota.
Mrs. C. E. Lowther and Mrs. W. E.
Fulgham of Anderson were shopping
here this morning.
J tin where he will attend the Univer-
I sity of Texas this winter.
that can be stamped out like emallpox
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accrue from fees and penalties.
Returns from the gross production
tax on oil were estimated at $8,467,-
328, payable on 401,490,099 barrels, as
compared with $7,700,000 paid in 1935
on 381,000,000 barrels.
The treasurer reported cash bal-
ances of $8,152,403 and $1,875,278, re-
spectively, in the highway and avail-
able school funds, the latter after the
last payment on the per capita appor-
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without
decreawed
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Receiving Shipments Daily In Our Ladies
READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT
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to visiting relatives here,
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Mra John rmstrpng of Mexia is
visiting relative in the city.
Cigarette Tax Also Brings In
Sizeable Returns
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ing the construction of the building. ]
Principal address of the dedicatory would yield $5,434,450 compared with
exeicises will be delivered by former $4,302,542 last year and $199,780 would
Automobile accident prevention Im-
oved greadly in spots in the United
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to Houston from Los Angeles where
she spent the past month studying at
the Belcher School of Dancing, under
the instruction of Ernest Belcher, Ar-
thur Prince and James Faucet. Mies
Foley wil Ireturn the middle of this
month to open her studio for the sec-
ond season in Navasota.
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Get behind the safety movement in
your town. Make or keep—your
town one of the spots. Ten deaths sub-
tracted here and there will soon add up
to several thousand on a national basis.
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T Our Want Ada They pay
Get Rid of
Malaria!
BBanish Chilla and Faaarf
To toss— Malaria, you asost de two
things (1) Destroy the infection in ths
blood. (2) Build up the blood to over-
come the elects and to fortify against
further attack. There is one medicine that
ssjsyr.tsa.
can be decreased in spots, it proves
Solution: 1—Tarpaulin. 3—Cantank-
erous. 3-Neighbor. 4—Sanction: 5—
Gendarme.
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Punetaf Divctot
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It's all in knowing how.
Walter Booth shoe, by the ma
of one of the well-known hie
priced shoes, shows the mas
of authentic fashion and th
tention to little details for w
DR. M I LES’
ANTG-PAIN PILLS
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i Plarre Tomnerana and
I Pierre Jorerana and
Courtney were here this
MISCELLANEOUS
Phone Buckatew’s Market for .quick
SamB. Freund
A: Mobley’s Corner
side over the exercises, at which time
he will deliver in the name of the
state the imposing memorial to the,
Centennial exposition and the people ;
of Texas. The Board of Control has
acted as the supervising agency dur- j
M. Perry
“The Quality Stare”
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John F. Scott, M
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w I have found nothing in the
past 20 years that can take the
place of Dr. MUet Anti-Pain
p Pills. They are a sure relief for
my headache."
Sufferers from Headache,
Neuralgia, Toothache, Backache,
Sciatica, Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Neuritis, Muscular Pains, Peri-
odic Pains, write that they have
used Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
with better results than they had
even hoped for.
Countless American house-
wives would no more think
of keeping house without Dr.
Miles Anti-Pain Pills than with-
out flour or sugar. Keepapack-
age in your medicine cabinet and
save yourself needless suffering.
At Drug Stores—25c and $1.00
P. P. Prescott 9 Carlos noted |
hare this morning.
governor Pat M. Neff, member of the
Texas Centennial Commission of Con-
trol: A speech of acceptance on thel
part of Dalas and Centennial offi-
cials will be made by Nathan Adams,
chairman of the board of the Texas
Centennial exposition. Other exposi-
tion leaders and City of Dallas Park
Board officials will acknowledge the
$1,200,000 gift.
Arrangements are being made to
s,
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Gasoline tax collections totaled $41,
194,142, approximately $4,000,000 great-
ter than in 1985. The comptroller s
department attributed the increase to
better enforcement, improved busi-
FOR RENT — 5 room house, furpish-
ed, modern conveniences, Robert
The liquor control board announced,
ineidentanly, that 2916 permits had
been issued and $273,032 collected in
fees. About 5000 old permits expired
Monday.
Despite the book condition of its
might attend the dedicatory services.
All state senators and representatives
will participate and an invitation has
been extended to all county judges of
Texas and citizens of their reprective
counties to be present on the occasion
of the Texas Hall of State opening.
Lieut. Gov. Walter F. Woodul, who
will be acting Governor during the ab-
sence of Governor Allred from the
state, will represent the Mate of
Texas. Claude D. Teer, chairman of
the State Board of Control will pre-
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every morning and every nghit.
Lsterine halts fermenteon, a maj
of odors, and overcomes the edoms the
Your breath becomes sweet and am
will not offend otheta. T
The mole inhabiting Grimes county prorated for pension payments
is responsible for considerable dam- — -
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And you, yourself, can be a safety
"spot” all by yourself. You may not
be able to improve on your 1935 record,
accident and death or injury AHEAD
OF US and THAT is the accident
prevention in which we are most inter-
ested. after a)
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Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Pearson and chil-
dren have returned after spending
several days in Dallas and Fort
Worth.
finances, the old age assistance com-
mine in Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic de-
stroys the malarial infection in the Hood
while the iron builds up the blood. Thou-
sands of people have conquered Malaria
with the aid of Grove’s Tasteless Chill
Tonic. In addition to being a noted rem-
edy for Malaria, it is also an excellent
tonic of general use. Grove’s Tasteless
Chill Tonic is pleasant to take and con-
tains nothing harmful. Evan children like
it and they can take it safely. For sale
by all drug stores. Now two sizes—SOc
and $1. The $1 size contains times as
much as the SOc sue and gives you 25%
more for your money.
Rev. and Mrs. W. N. Purcell of
Wharton spent Monday night here
with relatives.
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, Glenn Buckley, who® has been ill
I for the past two weeks, is reported as
i slightly improved at this time.
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Misses Rosemary Moore and Mary
[ Ellen Greenwood spent Monday after-
i noon in Huntsville.
styles of Wash Materials. At all prices.
See Our New Shoes. We Invite Your
Inspection.
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mission ordered approximately 70,000
checks for a total or $1,092,533 mailed
to needy individuals in payment of
September pensions. It announced
202,000 applications had been received
and 180,000 investigated. More than
10,000 names were added to pension
rolls in August.
Bosses Won
Hire People u
Halitosis (ak
People whb get and bolt
keep their breath agree
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With the best to ehoom hem these d
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The state auditor has begun a sur-
the fiscal year. A D. Hall of the
board of
at betwoe
stansossedsnzafi
in certain localities, however, the
toll was reduced BY AT LEAST ONE-
Exceptional records were made by
Providence, R. I., Evanston, RI.,
Lynn, Mass. Syracuse, N. Y., Alton-
field', Masa
This spotted improvement is some-
thing about which to be glad. If cej-
debts can be markedly decreased in
Mrs. G. D. Neal and two daughters
I left today for Austin where they will
i spend the winter,, Mrs. Neal will take
' a business course.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Foster of Shiro
spent the day in the city.
For flowers phone Mrs. L H Bow
laud representing Bryan Nursery one
Floral Co. Phone 142. adv, 20-mo
FOR SALE — Lots on block of Meth-
odist church lot. Call Scott Apart-
uawsmaa
New Fall Dresses of Silk Crepe and Silk
and Wool Crepe. New Stylings.
Ladies Hats of the New Suede Felt,
Plain Felt and Velvet Materials.
Junior Sport Suits in the New Woolen
Materials.
Ladies Coats of exquisite styles.
Wash Frocks “GALORE” in beautiful
Insurance Company—one per cent t. „
more than in 1934 But five pericent haff
naelonarrecora"wasssigsradprovea
—not orach.
Allphin Flower ’
Shop
Cut Flowers, Blooming Pot
Plants and Funeral Work
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Monday, September 7, I will open
a chute in kindergarten. Those- in-
terested please phone 181 or see Mrs.
C. A Shackelford. 165-6tp
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Austin, Sept. 1 — The state exam-
ined its financial picture as the fiscal
year ended Monday and found the ef-
fect generally pleasing.
Bright spots were record yields
from the gasoline, cigarette and gross
production taxes, cumn balances in
several important funds and a growth
in permanent investments. They off-
set increased deficits in the general
revenue and Confederate pension
funds.
open the building for inspection dur- tionment of $8.50. The permanent
ing the day Saturday, prior to the school fund showed investments total-
evening ceremonies, in order the visi- ling $48,404,120, about $500,000 more
tors to the exposition may have the than at the end of last year, while
opportunity of inspecting the premises the University of Texas fund was $22,-
of the memorial. 929,650, Up approximately $100,000,000.
O------—— on the other hand, the general rev-
COUNTY AGENT------enue fund was in the red $9,301,384
(Continued from page 1) compared with $6,384,090 a year ago
---------------- and $5,826,442 two years agp. The
of nuts. It would not be amiss to Confederate fund deficit was $5,070,-
say that the newly introduced nut is 261, which compared with $4,841,846
four or five hundred per cent better in 1935 and $4,511,762 in ‘ 1984. More-
than the old seed used by Henry. The | over, the general deficit was expected
vines are still putting on fruit and to grow materially for the next three
show a healthy vigorous growth which months because of sinking fund re
has practically closed in between the i quirements to retire relief bonds,
rows. Later a final report will be only $296,265.62 was reported in the
made on peanut production for this old age pension fund, but $907,800 was
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talning the demonstration.
( Mole Damages Sweet Potatoes
in sho
age to the sweet potato and peanut
crops. The county agent finds him-
self somewhat embarrassed in this
matter because moles are supposed to
be entirely insectivorous and tie has
endeavored atospereuade the farmers
that they did not eat roots and tubers.
Well, I will just have to admit that
this is a book farming error. Grimes
county moles are an exception to the
rule.
Oscar Steele took me to his place
last Saturday and showed me where
a mole was eating his peanuts and
there was no defense on my part, The
mole bad not only done considerable
damage eating,peanuts but when he
got through harvesting all the nuts
he proceeded to cut the
inieh the job Moles are
r trapping and later in
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Jim Mabrey of Carlos was noted
; here today.
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W F. Clayton of Courtney was a
business visitor here Monday.
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Mr and Mrs. George A. Altgelt and
! children spent Monday in Houston.
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Mrs. A. L- Showalter and daughters
j have returned after spending several
days in Wharton.
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Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 166, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 1, 1936, newspaper, September 1, 1936; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1402689/m1/4/?q=technical+manual: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Navasota Public Library.