The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 78, Ed. 1 Monday, January 1, 1934 Page: 5 of 10
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non,
due-
con-
Knights of Road Must Use
Thumbs If They Ride
After Today
The Knights of the Rods turn-
Ml to the highways today as rall-
roads thruout the United States
imposed rigid restrictions upon
he use of freight trains for free
Transportation
For months. It has not been
musual to see from 100 to 300
- transients—ranging in age from
uths in their ‘teens to 60
mers <
7 to
but ,
pests
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nore years—scatter from
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mul-
rate
peo-
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Zhat
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the
not
due-
freight train as it neared a ter-
uinal.a
, But this practice is to stop, the
allroads 1 have informed the
Knights of the Road. Large signs,
earing the signature of Marshall
3. Thompson, Texas Transient Bu-
eau director, have been in place
iear Texas freight terminals for
everal weeks, with the informa-
Ion that railroad special agents
Tin start “plucking transients-
ft trains' January 1, 1934.
Backed by Washington.
The order has the backing of
he national administration in .
Washington. Similar orders go ,
uto effect in other states today.
Trespassers will be sent to the
Transient Center.
The only means of transporta-
on left for these Knights of the
Administration Is Assured
Of Full Party Strength
In Lower Chamber
■» United Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.—Major-
ity leaders of the House faced the
coming session of Congress today
certain of full party strength
which would overwhelm all snip-
ing efforts of ths minority.
Only the silver and tax issues
worried the leaders as each train
and plane brought back the fall
membership of 435 for the first
session under the Norris Lame
Duck Amendment.
Minority Leader Snell and his
chief lieutenant, Rep. Treadway.
Massachusetts Republican, indi-
cated that the minority of 114
would not attempt any concerted
stand during the session. Snell
in a statement said that Republi-
• Realizing that the 1932 plat-
form of the Republican party
face full repudiation in the elec-
tion of last November, the House
minority was facing the signifi-
cant session in realization that it
provided a period in which only
individual utterances would count.
So varied were the Republican
attitudes that Mr. Treadway,
ranking minority member of the
House Ways and Means Commit-
tee, agreed that next November's
elections would depend in their
result wholly on the personal ap
peal of the individual candidate
and the candidate’s personal re-
action to phases of the recovery
program.
H ise Solidly for F. D. R.
The House majority with 313
Democrats lined up, is certain, ac-
cording to Speaker'Rainey and
House Majority Leader Byrns, to
remain solidly behind any propo-
sal of the President. To insure
such concerted action Mr. Byrns
and Mr. Rainey planned to
change the rule by which hitherto,
145 members have been able to
bring up a bill. To force majority
action on such proposals.
Silver remonetization action, fa-
vored by Mr. Rainey, was the sub-
Lunch, is served in our
Cafeteria on Sth Floor
from 11:00 A. M.
to 2:00 P. M.
MONTGOMERY Bargain
W ARD'C . Room
VV 7T 1. O. 2700 W. Seventh
Quality Never Sacrificed for Price
. We always have
PLENTY OF FREE
PARKING SPACE ,
No Time Limit
» A GOOD NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION
Resolve to Savo More in 1934 by . . , Shopping Ward’s Bargain Room Before You Buy. ..
Little Girls’
All Wool
Coat and
' Tam
Ensembles
Blue, Green, Ten
2 to 7 yrs.
$6.00 Values
Ladies' Robes
Your Choice
of Three Styles
Values to
$3.98,
In a statement said that Republi- ject of conferences among return-
cans would “go along with the ing members today.
$98
A * Quilted Rayon Satins
D ★ Brocaded Rayon Satins
★ All Wool Flannels
ntry
g it. *
leap
hold
load is the auto—by standing
longside a highway and “thumb-
18 a ride. Thousands have
-led this means before — with
lore or less sueceaa. The ′ na-
onai administration hopes to
top this practice also.
Officials of the Fort Worth
fansient camp, 311 Bryan Ave-
i ue, expect the new order against
ree train rides to stop the Influx
I transients here. The center
ere is taking care of between
00 and 1000 daily.
Rush Transient Work.
i.
Boys' and Girls' Bathrobes
Genuine Whittenton blanket cloth in jacquard
patterns. Ages 2 to 16 yrs. Values up to $1.98.
69 to $1.25
Women's All Wool Sweaters
Short and long sleeve blouse effects. Just the
thing to wear with your subt—assorted colors—
all sizes. /
$2.00 Value AC
of
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be-
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the
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in
any
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iter
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Here is the Texas garden va-
riety of Mae West, all decked
out in - cabbage and rhubarb
leaf costume. What? No spin-
ach? No, but there's some par-
sley, just for garnish, and the
ensemble, worn by pretty Mazle
Stebbins of Weslaco, Texas, won
first prize in the lower Kio
Grande Valley vegetable and
style show,
Work—done by transients—is
sing rushed on converting the
erminal Hotel Building Into an
Addition to the camp here. When
. bmpleted, it will provide sleep-
ig quarters for about 600 men.
he Bryan Avenue camp will
ouse 400 more. - Association Invites Application for
The transient project is due to
a in full swing by the latter
art of this week
ASK HEALTH SURVEY
Free Canvass Here in Spring
Dr. A. H. Flickwir, director of
. EARING OF ROASTS
the city’s public health and wel-
1 fare department, and Jack H.
Hott, Chamber of Commerce man-
ager, today telegraphed an appli-
EOIN TININEGESCADY cation to the American Public
FUUNU UNNECESSARY Health Association for a free sur-
vey of public health conditions
1 authority Asserts Meat la Just As
• Juicy by Other Processes
H - United Press
AMES, Iowa, Jan. I —No
finger need the family suffer
hile the roast is being eeared. -
U Miss Belle Lowe, associate pro-
ssor of home economies at
here this Spring. ,
The assocaition asked Dr. Fllek-
wir last week If the city could be
considered one of the dozen appli-
cants In the nation for the tree
survey.
Is This Too Good
SUEDEL
KIDSKIN I
PATENT!
— SATIN!
CALF!
MEN'S PAJAMAS
Genuine
Amoskeag
Flannelette
Assorted Color
Stripes
O.)C Value
B’CLOTH
PAJAMAS
Extra good
quality.
Cellophane
wrapped.
Blue, Tan,
1 — Green.
$1 19
Men’sf
SWEATERS
All Wool
Red and Brown
89
$2.00 Values’
was State College, asserts that
st as moist a product is obtain-
J when the meat is cooked with-
it. the process which fills the
r with blue fumes from
lor of burning grease.
“Searing has been done in the
ist on the assumption that laity
eat julees thus were sealed in
e roast. Tests here at Iowa
ate 'have shown this to' be un-
ue
“Unseared roasts should be
joked uncovered at a tempera-
Tre of 300 to 350 degrees- Fah-
l-inheit,” Miss Lowe explained.
f the temperature goes higher
. an this, then there, really is a
1 w of meat juices."
For Your Cough?
Creomulsion may be a better
help than you need. It combines
the seven major helps in one the-best
helps known to science. It is made
for quick relief, for safety
Mild' coughs often yield to leaser
helps. No one can tell No’ one
knows which factor will do most
for any certain cough. So careful
people, more and more, are using
Creomulalon for any cough that
starts.
The cost is a little more than %
single help. But your druggist
guarantees it, so It costs nothing If
it fails to bring you quick relief.
Coughs ‘are danger signals. For
safety's sake, deal with them in the
best way known.—Adv.
MAAAAAAAWA
Sensational Reductions
on this Season’s Style
Hits in Pumps, Straps
and Oxfords with High.
Low and Leather Heels!
Sizes 3 to 9, AAA to C
in the Lot, but Not in All Styles)
CODY’S
313 HOUSTON ST.
THE Rexall DRUG STORE
E
2
Convenient Drug Stores
We want to thank the citizens of Fort Worth and surrounding territory, test
my Friends and Customers for the wonderful patronage extended our ha
stores during 1933.
We Extend to Everyone Greetings for a r rd
HAPPY and PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
For over 28 years we have operated our
Drug Stores in Fort Worth, always keep-
ing in mind that our friends and patrons,
after all, are the Big Bosses of any busi-
ms ,: 1921
We have endeavored to give you prompt,
courteous service. Quality Merchandise
at the lowest possible prices consistent
with good business. ’ This has been the
corner stone upon which our business
was builded.
.st.
see
VANS
Coat Style
Sizes
A, B, C, D.
$1.69 Value
B’CLOTH
, PAJAMAS
Middy Style
Piped Edges.
Full Cut..
$1.29 Value
Men's and Boys' Heavy Unions
Flat Rib Knit Cotton
Boys' 6 to 16
65€ 0
Value C
SH(
■ Low
Heels
Men's 36 to 46 Chest
79c KO
Value C
- Boys and Young Men’s
SWEATERS
V-Neck and Coat Styles. Assorted colors and designs.
Sizes 28 to 36.
69c
$1.59- -
Value
KIDDIES’ HICKORY STRIPED COVERALLS *
Built for .rough and tumble wear. Button drop
seat. 2 to 8 years. .
49c 256
Value • PC
69c
Value
55c
CLEARANCE
SEASONABLE Styles From Our Regular Stocks
----------PATENTS- SPORT OXFORDS
SUEDES
SATINS
KIDS - *
Ward’s
Quality
Shoes
’ PUMPS
i STRAPS
TIES
Values
up to
$2.50
- High
Heels
HIGH CANDIEC
GRADE — A I L 1 C J
AT LOWEST
PRICES
IT IS NOT MY INTENTION TO RAISE PRICES IN OUR
DRUG STORES 50 PER CENT AS WAS STATED IN A NEWS
ITEM IN THE NEWSPAPERS A FEW DAYS AGO. WE WILL .
CONTINUE TO OPERATE OUR STORES ON A FAIR BASIS
_______,___GIVING OUR CUSTOMERS THE BEST POSSIBLE VALUES _
AND WITHIN KEEPING OF ALL REQUIREMENTS AS OUTLINED BY PRESI-
DENT ROOSEVELT IN HIS NRA PROGRAM.
7 We Appreciate Your Business and Look Forward to Serving Your During the Year 1934
Sincerely, 1 y —
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All of Our Chocolates Are SOUTHERN QUEEN Quality
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
• Pure -
• Wholesome .
• Fresh
$1.50 Value
5-Lb. Oc
Box/9
CHOCOLATE DROPS
5-Lb. Bor
$1 Value
Vanilla cream F
center, dark A
ch oco late 0)9
coating . . . W *
ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
Extra Fine Quality
85b Value ■
All your fav- m 4
orite centers * ■ 2
in thick choc- L . (
olate coating, ^m W^
Extra High Grade Mixed Hard Candies ...15e Lb.
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Sheldon, Seward R. The Fort Worth Press (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 78, Ed. 1 Monday, January 1, 1934, newspaper, January 1, 1934; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1684922/m1/5/?q=%22thurber+%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fort Worth Public Library.