The El Campo Citizen (El Campo, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, July 8, 1927 Page: 2 of 8
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OUR WEEKLY
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Domestic producticn cf cig-
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114,851, gained 11.9 per ce
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Aotoniohing Information
Teacher—Do we eat the flesh of the
whale?
Scholar—Yes. ma’am.
Teacher—And what do we do with
automobile has brought the
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Time" Doing Her Home Work.
Strength Returned After
She Took Cardui.
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Check Chevrolet Delivered Prices
They incude the lowest handling and financing charges
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THE EL CAMPO CITIZEN FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1927
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little bit worn now owing toghaying
been kissed so much. /
But Allie much preferred being
loved the way she was and having so
much wonderful affection from her
—at these Low Prices
Thecoach $595 TheLandu s745
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flower-beds wer. in the summer had ; Kentucky Woman Had “Terrible
given the snowy scene a look of tiny I “ -
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And she tied around Allie’s neck a i
handsome scarf of pale green from
the old chest—a true springtime color; 1
and Allie felt very happy, indeed, as
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when you own a Chevrolet!
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name of a little girl as many of you
know. She had chosen the name some
DEPENDABLE
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Rice Belt Chevrolet Co.
Shelbyville, Ky.—"Several years
ago,” says Mrs. Alven Jesse, of this
place, "my health was very bad. I
was very much run-down. I was in
such a weak, nervous condition that
WE CAN FURNISH THE
COMPLETE BUILDING
PLANS FOR THIS HONE
as WELL AS DOZENS OF
OTHERS EQUALLY ‘ AT
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ALLIE BAA’S SPRINGTIME
The National Parks
are open
Visitors froM all over che
word."xiaim at the
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be impossible as she knew there was
an old chest filled with odd pieces of
4 silk and ribbon which often went to
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looking so ready arettes compared with 35,047,- ■
tootelBeslnnsnthe 734,117 in that period in 1926, ‘
ers and 31,122,664,685 in
The garden had Rate of increase ; c
looked rather for- !
In the winter it had
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hills and valleys.
And then there had been more and I
more snow and the garden had been
filled with snow people.
There had been a snow man with
eyes of coal. Splendid eyes they were.
They were looking so fine and piercing
in their white background.
Then he had carried a stick and
had a pipe in his mouth. He had not
been alone in the garden. There had
been a whole group of little snow
to Room
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. Yes. Allie Baa had been taken out
in the winter, all wrapped up with a
warm hand-knitted sweater and scarf
and cap.
But now it was springtime and Al-
lie Baa was wondering if she wouldn’t
be getting something new for the
spring.
Of course Allie Baa didn’t expect
very much. Nor did she expect any-
thing actually new.
But she thought how nice it would
be to have a new bit of ribbon tied
around her neck or a new bit of silk
to wear over her shoulders.
She thought perhaps that would not
res at
Lour Prices
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< . dear mother, Mrs. Cucumber Green,
1 than having a face with outstanding
< , features.
1 • and none of them had pipes in their
1, mouths, but under their snowy arms
’, they held some bark from the trees
1, which was supposed to represent
2, school books.
1 > Then there had been a few snow
:, animals. It had looked like a very
1, fine snow village there in the garden
: , with all its snow inhabitants.
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1, houses and a snow fort and a flag
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Mrs. Cucumber Green was the play-
, me
HERE’S a convenient li
“ tie home in which th
architect has worked oi
a low building cost an
at the same time maintai
ed the utmost in goo
looks. L
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ability for which Chevrolet it world
famous. Each ptovdesluxutiouscom-
fort and
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MB Scholar—We leave them on the side
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Allie Baa sat in a corner of the arettes in this country urint that of last year. For the full ing around the early part
Here it was the May showed the largest gain year 1926, production of ciga-
springtime and in any one m.onth tis year CT
every one was last. Domestic projuction iret T
getting new month was aproximately 18 7
clothes or getting per cent ever Mev, 19-6 H -w i
fixed up in some 11 1 .
way or other, ever the. largest output last j
The garden was I month still le‛ ves the rate of j
all being dressed iincrease in production thus far i
up. it was begin- this year at a lower rate than ;
ning to look so.... T 21 c. ,
nice and neat last year in the first Sive :
with the earth nil months this year there were •
soft and dark now produced 38.324,009.190 cig =
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children she did
it in quite an odd
manner—a bit of
ribbon added here
or some other lit-
tle gay touch. It
was only when
Mrs. Cue umber
Green’s mother
bad time to do a
little extra sew-
ing that Allie had A New MH. .
actually new
clothes. But knowing that her moth-
er, Mrs. Cucumber Green, did not like
jr Eeonomicarnenepenatie ,
for Everybody. Ev
nA., for this Years Va
3 • time ago—when it had been summer
1, and the name of Mrs. Cucumber Green
' * had sounded so nice and cool.
1, Allie Baa was Mrs. Cucumber
* • Green's rag doll child. She was a
1, darling rag doll child with a rag body
' * and face, and her face had had fea-
1 > three painted upon it which were a
a little »
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Vacation Sports in the
Great Outdoors
Fishing and bathing are
vacatign relmntions"chac
squnelem ehousande enjoy.
There to miwaye • conien-
fi~t hSi nr m—t ttMii
vou own ■ Chevrolet!
to sew Allie was never hard on her
clothes.
And then, as Allie was wondering,
along came Mrs. Cucumber Green and
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"Allle. my darling child, it ta the
springtime and you must have a new
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irements LIm the
which some one told me was good
for such ailments. I gave itanim- i
mediate trial, and, I am thankful to I
say, my improvement was rapid. I ’
soon was able to do my housework 1
with esse and comfort. Ifelt fine
and I looked so much better.
"This spring I was not as well ss j
I had been. I was ill in ths winter
with colds, which left me week. So 1
I sent at once to the store for Cardui
1e.
Temple Lumber Company
You Must Be Pleased
"I struggled to keep up,____
boys. had to, but many a time I spent . ■ ;
They were each about half his size : bom* in bed, trying to fanwonfingh
stAogth to go through the daily
routine.
"This condition went on for some
time, until I heard about Cardui,
Thelmperel HoA
Lamdau - . 480
wT.n Truck 30g
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1-Ton Truck soe
(Cheesiseniy) 73
All prices f.0.b,Flint,Mich,
9.40 per cent ofer 1926. while
production was gaining approx
imately 12 1-2 per cent last
year.
_ , Production in the cigarette
Prepared For the Citizen by i, , , , , ,
The First National Bank ‘ usiness is closely related, to
of Saint Louis consumption, and it is expect-
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annual output up to 100,000,-
cd in the trade that the rate 000,000, which leaders in the
cf increase will soon be up to tobacco industry were predict
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Green was not
good at sewing :
nor did she care
about sewing.
So when she
dressed up her
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family. »
Some doll children might have
grumbled about their mother. For
Mrs. Cue umber ____________
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Ballew, W. L. The El Campo Citizen (El Campo, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, July 8, 1927, newspaper, July 8, 1927; El Campo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1577648/m1/2/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Wharton County Library.