The Shamrock Texan (Shamrock, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 164, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 18, 1937 Page: 4 of 8
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THE SHAMROCK TEXAN, Shamrock, Texas
Thursday, November 18, 193?
Hostess Plays
Self in Films
RANCHER HELD IN
BRADY SHOOTING
woi ndhi stock farmer not
EXPECTED TO SURVIVE;
gives testimony
6-Ton BuJb New rTTHHfTTl
Edison Tribute
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"Act natural ' was all the di-
rector told beautiful Daphne
Lane, above, in her first role as
an air stewardess in a forth-
coming production, for that is
her daily job—hostess on an
airliner. Called the "most beau-
tiful" air stewardess by Artist
McClelland Barclay, Daphne
will have a small but important
part in “The Lady Misbehaves.”
BRADY Nov. 18—Jamie Brook,
president of the Brady Chamber of j
Commerce and widely known ranch- ]
man. was charged with assault to
murder In San Saba county after
the critical wounding of Mike Miller,
about 40.
Miller, stock farmer of the Fre-1
donia community 20 miles south-
east of here, was in a Brady hos-
pital. j
W. A, Parker, foreman of the
McKmghl - Latham ranch
Brook had under lease, told offi-
cers Miller was shot when he ad-
vanced with a rifle toward a hunt-
ing party of which Brook was a
member.
Physicians doubted that Miller
, would live through the night. He
I already had been given five blood
transfusions.
District Attorney Carlos Ashley
and Sheriff Will H. Doran of San
Saba county spent most of the day
here taking statements from wit-
nesses. Miller, notwithstanding his
condition, was able to give his vers- j
ion of the shooting but officers!
would not make it public.
RATES AND INFORMATION
10c per line first insertion, 5c
per line foi*subsequent insertions.
Count 6 average words to the line.
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FREE FARMERS EXCHANGE
Fanners who are paid-up sub-
scribers may run ads free of
charge to exchange, buy or sell
anything except real estate and
oil and gas leases, and royalties.
All ads will be run 6 times.
LOST — Black and red plaid
mackinaw, somewhere in Sham-
rock. Reward for return to Den-
nis Cafe. lto.
Three tons each of glass and
steel have gone into the con-
struction of the 14-foot elec-
tric light Dulb above that will
surmount the $100,000 tower at
Menlo Park, N J.. commemorat-
ing the achievements ol the late
Thomas Edison mventoi ol the
incandescent electric bulb.
WANTED: 200 wallpaper custom-
ers! All Wallpaper 25 percent dis-
count! F>resent stock must go! White
House Lumber Company. 162-15tc
MAN WANTED: For work in
Shamrock at earnings to your self
from $100.00 to $200.00 per month.
Must have car. Don't miss investi-
gating this offer! Write R. S. Camp-
bell, Box 938. Pampa, Texas.
162-3tc.
i FOR SALE: Green tomatoes, 75
| cents per bushel. Phone 9009-F-13
! or see John Hornciar. 161-6-E
j quota tree yielded 3,000 posts, 650.-
Wlthout using the upper one- j qqo shingles, and 100 cords of fire-
third of the branches, a single Se- > wood.
STRAYED-from Williams &
Miller Gin Saturday night, small,
Julius Caesar created our present I “ack mare, about 10 years old. If
. , .found please notify R. E. Hendrick.
New Year's Day when he made Jan-1 2 ]61.6E,
uary the first month, instead of
March.
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MEDINA VALLEY LAND for sale
or trade 22 1-4 acres level black
land, clear: 14 1-4 mixed land. All
irrigated, near town. H. C. Bailey,
405 N. Madden. 149—tfc
FOR SALE—Corrugated iron and
lumber, good ns new. big discount,
any amount. Guy McBurnett or
Lyle Holmes. 113-tfc
Brand Maverick—
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BUY FOR YOUR HOME OR FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
Bought many months ago for the holiday season, new shipments of Home
Furnishings are now on our floors. Come in and see them. Start planning
now to give the HOME a Christmas Present this year.
looks like they are trying to turn
our reform move into a matrimon-
ial agency." §
In the fan mail there was but one I g
masculine note of dissent.
-Who cares," sulked the sender, j =
"in this evil generation whether a |
man wears a ring or not. I’m foot-1 =
loose and denied near ah the girls |||
I meet are married. But does that j S
stop them? No, not much. So for
Pete’s sake lay off. Give the mar-
ried man a break."
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Third Sit-Down
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night. He did not reveal Its purpose
but William Munger, research di-
rector of the International union,
said It was a “strategy” assembly.
Munger. at Detroit, blamed the
new Fisher sitdown on what, he g
said was the management’s “fail- g
ure to negotiate satisfactorily in j e
the estimation of the employes" S
and on the suspension of “some|g
workers." §§
“Perpetrators" Suspended
The company announced today j =
that “four perpetrators” of Mon- (=
day’s sitdown would be suspended |
pending an investigation. Munger i =
said the union was not convinced j g
the management had "established ’ g
the guilt” of the men.
E. R. Leeder. president of the' |
Fisher plant held by strikes 121 g
hours Monday and Tuesday, said; =
the management would ‘‘insist that j g
the four known perpetrators be sus- j |
pended from employment, their' g
participation thoroughly investigat- j,=
ed and the proper penalties im- (=
posed.” g
He said the incident definitely j §
was established as a “wildcat strike j1
by the admission of international =
and local union officials.”
This was the first indication that, g
General Motors still considered ef-: j|
fect.ive a clause inserted last Sep- =
tember in the union-corporation i E
contract conceding the management; g
the right to discipline employes for j g
participating in unautborizedjg
strikes. I =
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Cold Weather !
SPECIALS! |
Boys’ Fleece-Lined
AVIATOR HELMETS
25c
Extra Heavy
CANVAS GLOVES
For Women, Men & Boys
Lealher Palm
COWBOY GAUNTLET
GLOVES
Pair 29c
MEN’S WOOL SOX
Pair 19c
BOYS’ UNION SUITS
39c & 59c
Girls Long
STOCKINGS
Mercerized Quality
Pair 19c
Ladies’ & Children’s
GLOVES
15c & 25c
"3-4 LENGTH HOSE
Pr. Ij5c ^ 25c
ALL-WOOL
SWEATERS
SlidKtn and^ Button
- 98c
BOYS’ COVERALLS
Heavy Quality
59c
%\ An unbranded Texas cowboy, a
01 little muddled over the nature of
|. the society for the prevention of
=; married men posing as bachelors,
I i likewise sent along best wishes and
§: allowed he was honing for a brand
g j himself.
= “I’m not branded," he wrote Miss
| ■ Jessye Arnett, one of the founders,
I j "but I would like to be. ... I got
H ? job here but no cook. I'm tired
II of batching.”
£! Dissenter Writes
This proposal, (rejected) took the
founder aback, for, said she, “It
DUNCAN PHYFE SUITE
This set includes Duncan Phvfe table, buffet, china cabinet, and SIX
chairs. Well and carefully made of rich mahogany, and sure to please
the entire family. What a gift this would make!
A Dinmg Suite of Fine Construction
Priced Attractively Low
This 8-piece Oak Suite
offers an excellent bar-
gain. Like the other
quality Home Furnish-
ings featured at this
store, it was nersonally
selected from leading
manufacturers who put
nothing but the best
workmanship and mater-
ials in their products.
Other Six to Nine Piece Dining Suites to Choose From
Model 84BT: Four RCA tube*.
Distance Booster. Easy-reading
dial, loudspeaker with dust
screen, B-battery plug connector,
low current drain. A real value I
Two Sensational “Dlstanoo
mm
m.
-s
I
Georgeous 18th Century Suite
in Walnut
A popular Suite this
winter is the genuine
Cuban Walnut, a strictly
high grade Suite for
persons of discriminat-
ing taste. Constructed to
serve long and well.
Why Not “Pool” Your Christmas Money This Year and
Give New Furniture for the ENTIRE Family?
BENSON-HAMILTON
HARDWARE & FURNITURE CO
Tnanphrtf Fan* & Hone Furnishers”
Model 86BT MAGIC BRAIN; with
6 RCA tubes, new Save-the-Battery
dial, Distance Booster; tone control,
super-sensitive speaker. Gives
amazing worldwide reception with
tremendous power and selectivity.
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FREE battery BOX. Also avail-
able: Briggs and Stratton power
charger; cuta power costs to the bone.
Gtsolino operated, portable, adapta-
ble to other farm uses I
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ajlUHUUUiui
IgftMMIliffl.*
Rubberized
WEATHER STRIP
Hair Felt. 20 Ft. for
10c
GIRLS’ UNION SUITS
Elastic Back
25c
BABY SWEATERS
Slip-On and Hutton
Styles
39c & 49c
Flannel
GOWNS & PAJAMAS
59c & 69c
Tuck Knit
VEST & PANT*lS
Children’s & Li lies’
Sizes
15c & 25c
ASSOCIATED \
TEXAN ADS GET' RESULTS!
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SNELL’S FOOD STORE
Hdwe. & Furn. Co.
“OoujM* Farm A Home Furnisher”
ON YOUR HOLIDAY GROCERIES
—FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY-
Prunes, 10-lb box 49c
SEEDLESS RAISINS, 29c
4-lb package ...........................
PORK & BEANS, {jp
Phillips, 16-oz. can ..........
Corn Meal, 20-th sack 49c
Cabro Oats, 3-th box . 15c
PEAS, Wisconsin, 25C
Early variety, 3 No. 2 cans......
Tomatoes, 2 No. 2 cans 15c
Coffee, Twin CC, 1 tb .... 15c
Extra large soft shell pecans, large and
medium soft shell walnuts, fresh al-
monds and brazil nuts. Large yellow
giant pop corn.
ITS TIE TO MAKE THAT FRUIT CAKE
We Have All the Ingredients
Whole candied cherries, pineapple, lemon peel,
orange peel, citron, figs, dates, currants, white
raisins, shelled nuts, brown sugar, fresh coco-
nut, fancy shredded coconut, colored—green,
pink, yellow and orange.
§1.59
FLOUR, Defiance,
48 lbs................................
Flour, Modern Made,
48 lbs
FLOUR, Defiance,
24 lbs......................................... "1V
FLOUR, Defiance,
12 lbs.
MEAT MARKET SPECIALS
Country Sausage
pork’.......25c
PICNIC HAMS
Small size, 24C
bologna
Fresh and 4 “i
good, It)
Fresh Side Pork
AT GOOD PRICE
"PURE LARD
Bring your \ £/»
pail, ffi ...............
PHONE 42
We Dediver Any Size Order
Fresh Oysters
£..................30c
PORK ROAST
5T .....24c
BEEF ROAST
mt* 17C
PORK LIVER
& BRAINS
sr_..................i5c
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Bones, Percy. The Shamrock Texan (Shamrock, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 164, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 18, 1937, newspaper, November 18, 1937; Shamrock, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth526435/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Shamrock Public Library.