The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 259, Ed. 1 Monday, November 2, 1936 Page: 2 of 4
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1936.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS, Oa-
rage. Apply 804 Fourth afreet.
FURNJ8HED ROOMS *OTy apart,
menu. BUI* Paid. 707 Park Ave.
Mlaa Allio Blond. Phone <45.
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two room furnished apart.
mcnt. Bath adjoining. With Oar-
age. Phone 86 . 10-a7tf
Kites tabulated below
to ads originating with-
Orange trade territory,
seten and thirty time
rates quoted apply to ads
Mtadnled for consecutive days
FRESH BUTTERMILK, Sweet Milk,
( fresh itoinc-made butter. We churn
every day. W. L. TATLOR. 802
Border, phone 344. lOMtf
GET THIS REAL. BARGAIN^ Nfce
building lot In good loratioft. Pric-
ed only $JT6.00. See J. E. Pat-
ttllo. . 1
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and Bandar morning at
Front Btreet by the Oraog*
Company,
at Orauoc*. Teiaa P. O. a*
Claaa Mall Matter. Dndar
•t Co&greaB, March a. lift.
Hon Bate* v
«r Carrier, i month ...J .11
t| rate* will b« furnUh*d
upon application :"'V:r;
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Furniture Store
Dealers in new and second-
hand fnrniture. We buy, trade
•ell Also have Crosley
Refrigerators, priced
up and Crosley radios,
priced 119.90 up. 110 Border
Wwme 439.
baby ohioks
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LBOORXS, ROCKS. RED CHICKS,
and atarted chick*. HARRY
clark HATCHERY. West Or-
ange. Phone 418.
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Pavia's Spaghetti House
OTSTER LOAF, OYSTER ON
H*tt Shell. Oyster Splits, Barbe Q
HjHttl. ' Italian Dlnhcr*. Private
Partlea phone ill). 1207
Owen Avenue.
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school clothes
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BOY'S PANTS 49c to lc; GIRL'S
DRESSES 49c to 9 Sc.'A1*0 Full
Une of School Supplies.... Visit
RKtNEY'8 on Front Street.
sewing maohiwbs
SPECIAL 8ALE STARTING SAT-
urday, Oct 17 on Frce-Westlrig-
house Sewing Machines. Factory
Demonstrator to explain all fea-
ture*. TOM LOWE SUPPLY
CO., Orange or TOM LOWE SUP-
PLY STORE, orangefield.
williamson's cafe
THREE SPLENDID JERSEY
Cow*. Cheap. Oeorge Bosley. Ru-
ral Route 1, Bo* 234. 11-i
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XYPEBtRIXER. BARGAINS. Dandy
Portable Typewriter, 113.50 cash.
Splontid U C. Smith, write* and
looks like new, $18.00 caah. Tou'U
hive to. hurry. A. F. BURNS.
Phones 104 and 453.
NEED ENVELOPES, Letterhead*,
office t&tpt, ate. We «a fill your
M*d* qnlcklr and accurately. The
Sabine Printing I Co.. Orange Lead-
er Bidg. Phone 4.
WE BUT OLD GOLD. HIgbeat mar-
ket price* paid. Let ua estimate
your gold before yon sell It. H. L
Cohenour A Co, 307-A Fifth St.,
Orange, Texas.
DINING ROOM
DEPENDABLE
Used Cer Value
Buy From A
Dependable Firm
SEE THE NEW 1937 CHEV-
ROLET ON DISPLAY
NOVEMBER 7th
TWO NICELY FURNISHED BED-
room*. Bath Adjoining. To Men.
609 Main. 11-4
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS. Gu*.
light*. and Ire. Bill* paid. OAKS
APARTMENT. Elm and Twelfth
8t. Phone 76#. .
WANTED TO BUY
SHORT DOUBLE BARREL 20-
Gauge Shotgun. . Prefer Ithlwi. J3ee
CAL PRICE at shop, Front street.
■ 10-22
_ FREE!
ONE GENUINE ALEMITE
LUBRICATION TO EACH
TENTH VISITOR AT OUR
NEW CAR SHOWING SAT.,
NOVEMBER 7th.
1935 Chev. 4-door Sedan $445
1931 Buick 5-Pass. Coupe $195
1933 Chev. Panel Truck $275
1933 Chev. Stake Truck $325
Modern Chevrolet
Company
3rd ft Or fen
Phone 90
A FRIENDLY TIP. TRY ONE of
our dellciou* meal* served as you
like It. You'll, find you flan eat
out and *a*e money. HOLLAND
HOTiSL DINING ROOM.
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PERSONAL
JOE'S CASH STORE
COMPLETE
Meats, Gai
LINE GROCERIES,
•at*, Gafc Oil, Cold Drinks and
TotnUScoa. Prices Right. Located
at "Old Smith and Payne" Place,
Beaumont Road. ll->22
LOST
ONE WHEEL AND MOHAWK
Tire oft Chevrolet truck some-
where between Holland Hotel and
Hlghiuan Towtng company. Find-
er plea*e call 123.'
light your way
TO COMFORT AND BEAUTY IS
Your Homo by havlnp
enough beautiful lamp!
We are featuring lamp*
for a limltcd time.-Wo
. have a complete new
stock of table and floor
model*.
IHitraii furniture do,
marine service
HARMS MARINE SERVICE. Ma-
rine contracting—Tug*—Barge*—
Speedboats—Quarter Boat*. Fourth
atreet docks. Phono 06. 9-26
COMPLETE READINGS.- STRICT
ly' Confidential. Mr*. E. He**,
1408 Curtl*. _ ..
BUILDERS' HARDWARE
anything you need in hln-
ge*, door bolt*, latches, locks, and
fasteners. Good assortment of
padlock*. the sabine sup-
ply company.
~~ MEN WANTED
if you ARE, INTERESTED IN
attending the KriRt Texas College
of Law see E. B. Bufflngton. 911
Green Ave. Phone 406.
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FIVE OR SIX ROOM HOUSE.
... Must be Reasonable. State price
and" term*. Write Box H. K.,'jgare
Leader. " y-V •
insurance""-
NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT
INSURANCE. 92. per year.
A. M.<.H. Stark, Agent.
NOTICE
T'ie Commissioners' Court of Or-
ange County will issue and place on
open market for sale 13550.0(1 of 6
per cent interest bearing warrants
against RpatT and Bridge Fund of
Commissioners' Precincts 2, 3 hnd 4
of Orange County, Texas, and in de-
nominations of |600;00 each, matur-
ing three year* after date, Interest
payable semi-annually at Treasurer's
Office; all the said warrants being
subject to recall and payment by Or-
ange County at any date" prior to
the maturity date stipulated In said
warrants.
ATTTEST: W. A. OUNNI!fG, Coun-
ty Clerk, Orange County, Texas.
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STAR TALENT, GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH!
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T, Virginia Bruce, William Powell and Myrna Loy wlth Harriet Hoctor leading
the Circus Ballet in "The Great Ziegfeld"
DALLAS. Tex., Nov. 2. (AP)—
Half way through a ten game ached-
uie. Southern Methodlet held Its head
"The Great Ziegfeld," a picture
suggested l>y the career of tile noted
glorifter of the American girl, is be-
ing brought to the screen tomorrow
and Wednesday at the Strand theu-
ier, M'lth William Powell in the title
role: Myrna Loy as his wife, Billie
Burke; 4 and Louise Kalner as tbo
starry-eyed, alluring Anna Held.
Many of the perRonalitles that
Ziegfeld made famous joined this cast
of stars, carrying or) the traditions
of the producer whose showmanship
has injected itself into every scene.
Fanny Brlce, Ray (Rubber-Legs)
Bolger, Harriet Hoctor, and others
girl, Ih seen".as the most glorified of
all the glorified beauties, In the role
who triumphed In the Ziegfeld shows
repeat their inspired * performances
for the motion, picture that glorifies
the man who brought theiu fame.
<ln addition to the. star roles and
the entertainers }yhO;„.. appear as
themselves, fnany other famous
names ii) the theatrical world are
glorified In the picture. - A ti ihute is.
paid to-'"Will Rogers. l)r. Ziegfeld
Is played by Joseph Cawthorne. Er-
lahger by Paul Irving, and Sand'ovv
by- Nat Pendleton.
Virginia Bruce, herself a Follies
of Audr<fy Oarte. Others in the fea-
tured cast Include Frank Morgan,
Reginald Owen, Ernest Cossart, Rob-
ert Grclg, Raymond Walburn, .lean
Cbatburn, Charles Trowbridge, Char-
les Judels, Marcella Cord ray, Esther
Muir and Herman Ring.
Robert 52, Leonard directed ..."The
Great Ziegfeld" and Hunt Stromberg
is the producer.
Seymour Felix, dance director for
Ziegfeld, staged the routines for tho
picture, which feature the glorified
beauties brought to, Hollywood from
all parts' of the country.
Features will start at 2:05, i>:25
and 8:45 o'clock.
high today—but even -Coach Matty
Bell stressed heads are held high
only from Saturday to Saturday in
the southwest conference.
Three short day* ago Texas A. &
M. sat' atop the- conference heap,
touted as the most probable full sea-
son winner. Today- the Agglesr-Jtu-
militated by an- aroused Arkansas
Ra/.orback team Saturday, reposed
In fourth place, and Southern Meth-
odlst stood at ~;tbe head of an un-
ruly class.
The remnant* of a 1935.Rose Bowl
team^ bolstered by five scrappy soph-
omores, held': first ■ place after, their
only conference* game, a hard 14-7
triumph over battered Texas.
Next Saturday the Mustangs meet
their second circuit test at Dallas in
an Aggie team that crashed from un-
defeated crlcles before, an Arkansas
air raid, 18-0, Southern Methodist
would be the • "on. paper" choice, ex-
cept that "on paper" choices have
been discarded the last , two Weeks by
conference critic* as dynamite.
It took some belated passing and
line thrusts' by Jolmny Stidger, Ken
Goodson n?l big Bob Flnley to pull
the Methodists through to thelr_jic-
tory over a Texas team that scored
early and threatened to retain its-
lead. , .Hugh Wolfe, aided by "Red"
Sheridan, accounted for the. Long-
horns' score in the first period, but
Flnley intercepted an enemy pass in
the third and the Methodist,offense
started. I to scored on a line buck
and—then Cioodeon backed on -tha .sec-
ond tally on an eight yard reverse.
Arkansas' Kar.oi:back«— were in
"hog heaven" at College Station,
cooly flinging touchdown passes all
over *the sacred K.vle field premises
and adding the irisult by cither in-
tercepting or batting down the • ma-
jority o/ Farmer heaves. Handsome
.lack llobblns, the Porkers' triple-
tTnfeateiv-had one of 4fla-Jjctttr- daya.
and accounted for the first touch-
down on two fake pass jaunts off
tackle. IJwight Hloan, who threat-
ened to oversliatlow Robbins' day.
flung a pair of sizeable passes to
Hamilton and Hobble Martin for the
other two scores. The Aggies made
a mild threat that carried to the 18
stripe and then folded up. ■: Dick
Todd played valiantly and< onc.e look-
ed as if he would get away for a 105-
yard touchdown sprint. He bugged
a' klckoff behind his goal line and
went to mldfield before Bobbins
came up from nowhere and got him.
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without opiates or quinine
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qulnlnt, bromldo* or opfotes —
try o Garfield Headache Pow-
der. 4 dotes. 10c: 12 lor 21c.
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TAILORING
HUITS, OVKRCOATH REPAIRED.
Rollnlng, patching, sewing. You-
'll bo surprised .Wh*t W« Can do
for your old fclotbe*. J. Torre*.
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MONKYWJSTBD
MOST HAVE 11,008 FOR ADDI-
TIONAL oil aertago. Will give ««
collateral diamond* valued at m*v
ny time* the amount. Will par
per cent Intereat plu* a bonu* of
acreaga adjacent to well now
'drilling. Box JAC. Orange Leader
DAN.TWe tAQVT VICIOUS SMUGGLING
RING IN THE. COUNTrtV OPERATING
IN TMIS TOWN— MV OFFICE HA.S
U5E0 EVERY RESOURCE TRVING
TO RUN THEM OOWN.BUT IT
MAS ALU BEEN USELESS
WE SUSPECT THE ORIENTALS.
OUT WE CANT PROVE r^nr^.'cl
ANYTHING / If ORIENTALS, 1
^5UESS THE. BEST THING
FOR ME TO DO IS TO LOCATE
NEAR CHINATOWN WHERE
THERE'LL BE A CHANCE TO
WATCH CLOSELV-I'LL CALL
VOU EVERY DAY— IF YOU
DON'T HEAR FROM ME
YOU'LL KNOW SOMETHINGS
WRONG/
wolf, this neighborhood
doesn't look 50 good,
>oes it ? now we'll
fl a rooming house-—
c that looks as
t isgh crooks might
in it.
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 259, Ed. 1 Monday, November 2, 1936, newspaper, November 2, 1936; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth307921/m1/2/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.