The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 89, Ed. 1 Monday, June 27, 1932 Page: 3 of 4
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serve the choicest foods. That’s
why we say "Shop at Rex’s."
Groceries and Meats—none but
put in an elecrtical refrigera-
tor that the manufacturer sells
For Commissioner, Preet. 4:
H. R. (Harry) Luens.
Marshall Holmes
Glen Hunter on
Honor Roll Both
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TO MY FRIENDS OF
GILMER AND UPSHUR Co.
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Funeral For Jean
Woods Held Mon.
Monday afternoon at four
o’clock, Jean, the 11-yearold
daughter of Mrs. Ruh Woods,
was buried at Big Sandy,
She died Sunday morning at
6 o’clock, following an illness
of typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Stephens
of Gilmer attended the funeral.
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G. F. Amos
J. D. Watson
Paul Smith
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P. S. (Mann) Loyd.
A. J. (Al) Morris
Margins of profits are lower . . . volume of sales smaller
. . . business is not aa easy to get as it was last
two years ago ... That has made the advertiner spend hig
dollars where they will reap the most inales • •,*
alone grocers, but dealers in dry goods, clothing and other
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For Sheriff:
J. M. Seago '
E-Tex. Electric Co.
should be erected there by the
Highway Department.
Fortunately there has been
no loss of life in any accidents,
but several have received pain-
ful injuries. ,
PICNIC ON FOURTH
AT WEST MOUNTAIN
instead of, $50.
If you average $2 a week for
movies and shows, you’ll do-
nate $10 to the treasury and if
you write only two checks a
dy the 2 tax will cost you
more than $12.
. Your total. new taxes under
these estimates will be $310.85
against $74.22 under the old
rates, or an increase of $286.62
Mrs. Burleson K Priest, 28,
Sick sheep and goat« really know Ira C. Green of Sonora, Texas,
(in white shirt) for he‘s doctored nearly two million of there in his
lifetimefmore than any other man in the world. The sceneshow
Green, with the assistance of ranchmen, doctoring sheep in aSuttom
county corral.
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much trouble, for you to ro} up
a $10 annual -tax bill on thos. •
If you and your family write
an average of seven letters- a
day, the increase in price from
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lines, have learned that to reach every quality home, this
one medium will do it . . . without unnecessary duplication
in circulation. That is why they-send you their advertis-
ing messages in the Mirror . . . Reading and neting on
them will saye you money.
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For Tax Gollector:
Nat J. Harrison
For County Clerk:
W. M. Smith
For County Attorney: ’
Curtis E. Hill
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Port Arthur Thursday.
1 Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Smith, Mrs
Robinson, and many, many oth-
era—all tell us that they profit
by following the food news in
the advertising columns of The
Mirror. Not only do they know
what’s new, but thy find they
can shop more economically
and place better meals on their
other $1.20 to the treasury.
Your tires and tubes will cost
you $1 in a year in taxes.
, If your wife gets a $200 fur
coat, that’s another $20 tax.
Should you by chahce indulge
in beer making, using brewer’s
wort, the national treasury col-
lects another $3. -
I Then - your ■ wife’s* -perfumes;
cold cream, powder, route and
what-not will cost another $3
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Anything you can do fair
and honest in helping me win
the office as commissioner of
Precinct No/ 4, will be appre-
ciated.
If elected I will try to con-
duct myself in a way that I
hope you will never regret help
ing me.
I am asking the people who
know me best to let others
know what you think of me.
It willbeimpessible for me
to see everyone in my precinct
on account of my job, but I am
depending on my good friends
to help me win.
HARRY LUCAS.
Pint ___________ 5c
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Everyone is invited to attend
the picnic at'the West Moun-
tain church house* on Monday,
July 4th. • ’'
The celebration will begin at
about 9:30 a. m. and will last
all-day... _ .
Thane will be singing at the
church bouse, and’ candidates'
speaking outdoors,4 as- well as
other attractions. Former res-
idents are especially urged to
be there, but everyope is wel-
come. 2 , , ,
. Candidate tarda — Cheaper
and better at The Mirror. ;
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gtables. New food$4 for variety
.. . hargains, for economy . . •
quality foods at special prices
for better meals . . . that is
what a reading of the food ad-
vertisements in the Mirror does
for countless women in thin
County. If YOUhaven’t form
erf the habit yet—try it. You
will find it saves you time.
Waco, June 27. Special to the
Mirror—Mrs. B. A. Miller, of
Gilmer, was one of the 268
young people who won places
on the honor roll of the univer-
sity for the spring quarter end-
ing June 3, it is announced by
the registrar’s office.
"To place on this honor list
one must make an average
grade of 86 or better on all
courses carried in a given term.
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SPECIAL PRICES
On 52-in. Ceiling
Emerson
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J. (Press)-Davis.
J.A.(Jack) Earp.
Alvah ong
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trol, and indicates that this
short stretch is a danger spot,
and possibl warning signs 89 3td 1 We.
three miles south of town, at
Fountain ake. TThe accidents
occurred during the rain when
the pavement was alippery and
dangerous.
This makes a total of at
least four cars last week that
got out of their drivers’ con-
gest convention of its kind ever
to be held in this city, and the
’ untiring efforts of those who
were successful in obtaining
selection of Gilmer for the next
meeting deserve the thanks
and congratulations of the cit-
-tizenry.
New Tax Measure
Hits Average Man
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Washington.—If you are a
married business man with one
child and a net income of
$6,000, the new federal taxes
will cost ou something like
$235 a year.
That sum is arrived “at on
the basis at figures used by
members of the house and sen-
ate when the new rates were
before congress, taking $6,000
as a starting point so as to al-
low a man enough of the lux-
uries to buy some of the taxed
luxuries.
If you are that $6,000 man,
your exemptions will be $2,900
including $400 for your son or
daughter. The income tax on
the remaining $3,100 will be
$124 against . the old levy of
$23.63.
The automobile you buy that
the manufacturer sells for $600
will cost you $18 in taxes. Un-
.less' the car comes fully equip-
ped, youQl probably, buy a cou-
ple of bumpers and a spare tire,
.costing $30, on which you will
be taxed 60 cents. *
That Gas Tax
You’ll use, say, 700 gallons
of gasoline ryear, if you take
atay trips, oh which you’ll pay
$7. If you use 30 gallons of
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DAILY AND WEEKLY........ ......
Mr. E. H. Moody, who isen
Hot Springs, AArk.,for his
health, is imprewing his many
friends are glad to learn. ‘ He
will probably be at the resorb
city for abouftw weeks, more.
mem--
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-- the best. Phones 156-157 for
delivery. Rex Moughon.
When you use the telephoneph Hort Arthur'Thursday,
and telegraph in your business 4--—-
at varying taxes. it won’t be
including the power for your John Leblanc:, 38, dragged
new refrigerator is $5 a month, his wife from anaito and kill-
then your annual tax is $1,800
h 4th of July
Picnic
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While delivering papers with
his father, J. H. Mathis, Mon-
, day morning, Virgil, age 8, was
brushed from the running
J- board of their auto by a pass-
ing car. He was knocked to
the ground, in front of the
Dixie Service Station on North
Titus. Apparently, however he
was not much hurt.
“Everybody Reads The Mirror"
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your door. Rex Moughon.
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Glenn Hunter, according to
word just reaching Gilmer,
made the honor roll both for
the winter and spring terms at
Texas ‘ Technological College,
at Lubbock, with an average of
90 each term. r .
He entered the school last
September and his friends in
the* county will be happy to
know of the success he is mak-
ing of his studies.
Glenn graduate<l from Gil-
mer High School with the clasx
of 1928.
in taxes, and if you buy her a and her ten-year-old ‘sister,
$50 watch the govenmentgetawere drowned at acamp near
" i New Braunfels, Sunday.
Officers from Smith county
searched a number of local
tourist camps Sunday for
traces of the men guilty of rol
bing the bank at Arp last week.
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"Everybody Reads The Mirror"
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B. F. Bledsoe.
, Gene McWhorter • 1
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Eor-constable, Prect. Ne. 1: -
Wm. E. Floyd. I
RH. (Bob) Messer. .1
A. J. Riley 1
Jay T. Darden
For Jestice of Pesee, Preet. 4:
Golden Krust Bread makes tastier, better sandwiches.
! No Picnic is complete without cake for dessert. We have
;; a fine variety at aving prices. Also individual pies,
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i; Always Ask'Your Grocer For GOLDEN KRUST BREAD. ; ;
ii Gilmer Sanitary Bakery ii
' Edwin Gorman Phone 4 G. E. Odom ;
vteeeomeememep*r22000**0*ee*0eve0vetboeeetee
Fans.....
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Your guests expect you to
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Leslie Neill
For State Senate, 7th Diet:
Will D. Pace.
. For Representative:
Joe R. Hooton
Otis T. Dunagan
W, Knox Bass
For District Clerk:
W. J. Brison
- O. J. Phillipa
Floyd Bailey . ...
For County Judge:
’ J. R. Hinson
J. P. Maberry
J. W. Petty
• W. B. (Buck) Kelly
Torma Tov TA,L interior work, are in progress
-erms -e- -ecm at the new Davis and Barnwell -an
buildings. west of the square.
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Make eating a treat and gro-
eery shopping a pleasure! Call
156 or 157 for pure, tasty Gro-
ceries and Meats, delivered to
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Pure, rich milk from State in-
spected and tested cows.
Children need this healthful.
Natural food. Good for adults,
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for $100 youare out anaddi- .turned Saturday on the
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ICestleayl from Pm Om)
and Gilmer’s spacious audito-
rium and her promise of open-
armed hospitality, to visting
singers won the Meeting of
1933.
The sspciation re-elected
Prgajdemt J.O. Sessions of Ker-
emgh Secretary L. L. Jeter
, ofKmp.
Gmer tried to get,the 1932
meeting, but were too late in
making their fight for it last
year.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For District Judge, 7th District
Walter G. Russenl
For Disrtict Attorney:
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The finishing touches, such
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' TE GILMER DAILY MIRROR, MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1932.
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1. B. C. Elwell. ;
Charlie Owen A
J. E. (Ernest) Center. .
For County Treasurer:
E E. (Ernest) Chandler. I $5 more.
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For your, tax is 53.75, "and if you
For Commissioner, Prect I: —
If you play golf and your
wife and child take part/in any
sports $50 a year isn’t too
much to expect to spend on
sporting equipment. The tax
on that is$5. —' ‛ i *
When you make the annual
hunting trip—even though you
use your own gun—and spend
$10 for shells you give the gov-
ernment $1 in taxes.
For your vacation trip you
buy a $15 camera and pay a
$1.50 tax; you’ll use enough
matches, if you are a smoker
to pay $1 a year tax.
If there should be a sweet
tooth in the family and you
buy $50 worth of candy a year
that willamount to $1.
When a few soft drinks are
thrown in, another $1 goes to
the treasury.
Suppose your electric light,
With the 5 Year Guarantee 4
Mrs. B. A. Miller
Graduates With
Honors at Baylor
BRAND NEW
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4 Blades, 52 in. A. C., up ar dowp draft, 3 speed, reverses
Electrically. Retails for $54.00, Naw
$35.00 Installed
With Lighting Unit $37.50
C. E. Brown. "• l
W. B. Hollinshead
A. G. (Bud) Mom
f Jerry Dean g
. ,J. L. Craddock.
For Public Weigher. Prect. 1:
C. E. (Carl) Ennis.
A. F. Burnett.
R. H. Ray
• • J. S. (Smith) Johnson.
For Justice of the Peae,
z -Trade In Gilmer
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Tucker, George. The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 89, Ed. 1 Monday, June 27, 1932, newspaper, June 27, 1932; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1440982/m1/3/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Upshur County Library.