Sweetwater Daily Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 100, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 28, 1930 Page: 4 of 6
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No Woman Dares
No one who expects to keep her place among
the young and thoroughly alive women of today
dares waste her time in unnecessary drudgery.
Is there anything that offers her greater relief
from exhausting toil, speeds her tasks and gives
more efficient service than a Hoover?
It outdoes every other cleaning method in
effectiveness. It removes more dirt per minute
than any other cleaner. And thus it cuts short
her cleaning time and lightens her cleaning
efforts. And, at the same time, it preserves her
floor coverings by protecting them against the
destructive action of efnbedded grit which ordi-
nary cleaning fails to remove.
It BEATS •'• as it Sweebs as it Cleans
Your Electric Servant
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE!
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This Coupon Worth
$1.81
Bring this eoupon to the Da-
vis Drug Company and re-
ceive a $3.50, 14-karat gold
Iridium I’oint Fountain l'en
for $1.09.
These Pens Are Fully Guaranteed 1 Year
OFFER GOOD ONLY THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
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The Careful Druggists
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DALLAS, Map HUUJO-Work on
a lane* lake sad puck at Maontaln
creek west of Oak Cliff was today
expected to begin within 00 days
under agreement between the-city
aad the Dallas Power and Light
Company.
Bob*y
ST. ANDREWS, Rutland, M*y
Z8.1U.R)—Pobby Jones, top ranking
V. 8. golf player, defSited Cowan
Shankland of St. George, in the
third-round match of the British
Amateur Championships here to-
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I Parents Hera
Read the Reporter Classified Ads
Hamlin Gains
In Oil Yield
HAMLIN, May 28.<U.R)—Increase
of the Northeastern Fisher County
pool by 12,000 barrels dally has
been effected by the drilling in of
file Tarlton Willingham No. 2 and
the deepening of Mrs. J. c. Bled-
soe No. 1, Cranfield-Reynohls Com-
pany, lease owners.
Hero of Reims
Is Dead Today
REIMS, France, May 28. (U.R) —
Louis, Cardinal Lucan, the Card-
inal-Hero of Reims, died here today
at 8:30 a. m.
ila! Carlson
Dies Suddenly
CHICAGO, May 28;(U.R>- Harold
"Hal” Carlson, star pitcher of the
( hicago Cubs, died early today us
tin; result of an internal hemorr-
hage. He was to have pitched today
against the Cincinnati Reds.
Apparently in excellent: health
When he retired early last nighl in
his room at the Carlos Hotel,
Carlson was heard moaning about
•< a. m. He died soon after gnosis
had summoned a physician to at-
tend him.
R. M. Jones Takes
Tansil Position
I „ ___
R. M. Jones, who Monday, May
2fi, took charge of the shoe depart-
ment al Tansil’s, is a former Col-
orado man, having been four years
j in the shoe department of West
j Texas Dry Goods Co.
Just prior to assuming this con-
I lieclion, Mr. Jones was a sales-
, man in the shoe department of Reed
I Shoe Store al San Angelo. Mr.
! Regers, who formerly held the place
that Air. Jones assumed, was trails- j
ferret! to The Guarantee, at. Abi-
lene.
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NOISE SEEMED
TO UPSET HER
Lady Says That After Taking
Cardui Her Nerves Seemed
More Settled.
ALLSTATE TIRES
29 x 4.40
BALLOON
Spartanburg, S. C,—“About a
year ago, I found myself in a
weak, run-down condition, and so
nervous that at times I felt like
1 wanted to scream," writes Mrs
J. T. E. Thomas, of 445 South
Arch Street, this city.
“The least noise would make me
tremble and feel weak and ner-
vous," she explains.
"I felt so bad, I decided 1o take
a tonic. I read where Cardul had
helped other weak women, and I
decided to try it for myself.
“I felt better after i’ began tak-
ing Cardul, and decided to keep ft
up. I took six bottles in all.
“I was in better condition after
taking Cardui, and my nerves
were more settled. I think Car-
dui is a good medicine."
This well-known medicine Is an
extract of valuable medicinal
herbs, and contains nothing harm-
ful or Injurious. It has been in
use so long, its merit has been
oroved by the experience of thou-
sands of women.
Try Cardui in your case. «>u
TAKE
CARP Ml
"Thay’re
' Miles
AheadI"
All Othtr Shot Proportion*!*!/ Low Prleod SKA- ~ IN ||j|g BY
SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO. !■»»■"■«■■»»»
' T While taking Cardui, a good
206-08 Pecan street j laxative to use \a ThedforcTs
Open Saturdays Until DP. '
Tlioro's (i Silver Lining
To Storm Clouds
If you have one of I he broad
liberal policies we sell. Our con-
tracts pay for wrecked properly
ami for loss of income.
1NSVRE AMD UK SI RE
The staunch Hartford Fire In-
surance Company Is u leader of
insurance companies, (let your
policy bore and know that you
are fully protected.
D. A. CLAR K
Insurance and Loans
Phone 103 307 Oak St.
Potior Ho Safe
Than Sorry
Armand .Casstevens is in Sweet-
water as the guest ot his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Casstevens, 554
East Twelfth Street. He expects tp
remain here with his parents for
several days before returning to
Jackson, Miss., where he is asso-
ciated with C. H. Lindsiey, arclrl-
. of that city. j
Dallas Asks For Sits
DALLAS, May 2$.(U.»—Mayor J.
Waddy Tate has sent letters to
Washington officials suggesting
that the federal government don-
ate the old ppstotflce site in the
downtown district to the city of
Dallas for the erection of a $L-
500,060 auditorium and art gallery.
Wednesday1* s Best Radio Features
CST—in A RsiSblM YliWte. ,
F* HBC network—0;30 PM
[oblloil Csbieert.
NBC tatwork—T:30 pM
P—rpalmollve Hour.
WAHC CBS network—M:l>0 PM
CST—EllinaJtbn's Band.
WABC CBS network—10:30 PM
CST—Midnight Melodies.
Congratulations were given and received as the camera man came upon
this scene showing Roger Wethered, left, captain of the British Walker
Cup golf team and Bobby Jones, the U. S. team leader. The trophy,
a possession of Jones and his cohorts for many years, will be returned
to this country with the American group.
“Big” Golf at Night
DALLAS, May 28.1U.R)—Equipped
with flood lights for night playing,
the Hakell Avenue Golf Driving
Range, one of the most modern in
the south, was formally opened to-
day. The course will be V>pen until
midnight each night and will take
care of 300-yard shots, with the fair-
ways well marked.
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Hyde Speaks at Baylor
WACO, May 2S.0J.R)—Secretary of
Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde deliv-
ered the dedicatory address at the
presentation ceremonies of Waco
flail to Baylor University here
Tuesday afternoon. The new struc-
ture, a gift to the university from
the city of Waco, was constructed
at a cost of $400,000 and represents
the initial installment of Waco's
pledge to give Baylor $1,000,000
within a period of seven years.
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Large Truck is Stolen
KANSAS CITY, May 28.1U.R)—A
The Cardinal, who was 87 years ; j j.o t0n truck was missing from
old, had been sinking since Sunday, j the display floor of the Garner
and his death was not unexpected. I Motor company here today. Some-
Cardinal Lucon was born at Man- i one }ia<l broken the front window
levrier, Dioces of Angers, on Oct. ! giasa, pried open a door, ami driven
28. 1842 and was created a Cardinal : t|le out_
Priest on Dec. 10, 1907. He ranked I — - I— ---_
fifth in precedence among the j Gone to Caverns
Cardinal Priests. I Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Ralston and
The Cardinal won nationwide ad- | Misses Venice and Violet Gillespie,
miration during the World War ] of Pittsburgh, spent Monday is
when, despite a heavy bombard- : Sweetwater oil route to Carlsbad
ment at Rheims Cathedral, he stay-1 Caverns. Mrs. Grady Odom of
ed beside the altar even when the ! Sweetwater joined the party here,
leaden roof collapsed, carrying with
il the heavy pillars.
TAKE THAT AND THAT, YOU DOG!
denounced CRUSHER KAZfflUUAN
“Even a cauliflower car can stand just so much—tlic dreary liiit of
your fog-horn voice goads me to violence.”
“Blow the boloney, bozo,” rasped Wire-nail Welch, his opponent.
“ Do I get a return match ? ”
“What good is any kind of a match to you. you blighter? Unless
you let the honey-srhooth heart-leaf tobacco one-tv a that yowl and
K. O. that cracked yelp, by the pear! buttons on the lctLspat of.Bill
Bendigo, your ring career is over. The next match \ ouget, Palooka,
use it to light up an OLD GOLD. There’s not a squawEiiLaslachfull”
life ft!
OLD GOLD
BETTER TOBACCOS...TIIATS WHY THEY WIN
MM /„ C01A.0 IN A CAHLOAD
rif’—nir i ~
kKeS: *$9*
No OTirFR cereal so crisp.
Rice krispies actually
crackle out loud in milk or
cream. Children are wild
about them.
And such flavor! The taste
of toasted rice. A different
treat for breakfast. Wonder-
ful for rhe kiddies’ lunch.
So .wholesome and easy to
digest. Rice Krispies are
handy to use in recipes.
Take the place of nutmeats.
At grocers. Made by Kellogg
in Battle Creek.
KITE
D0H T STUB mi TOE!
One dark night—so the story goes—a certain monarch
plum! a large boulder in the middle of the road. Thousands of
his people, thereafter, severely stubbed their toes or troubled
to walk around. At length, one lusty youth—wiser than the
rest—seized the stone and heaved it from Ids path. And
where it had rested, he found a hag of gold.
Are you stubbing your toe? Are you overlooking any hags
ol gold? How about the advertising in thi-; paper? Do von
read it—consistently? It is a hag of gold to many of our
readers.
In our columns you will find the adverti . ments of alert,
progressive merchants and manufacturers who seek to tell you
something they think you ought to know. This advertising is
news about the very things that interest you most—articles
that will save you money, lessen your work, ct add materially
to your comfort and well-being.
Thrifty men and women read advertising. To J'hcni it is a
plain, every-day business proposition—-a duty they owe them-
selves and their purses. It tells them where they can buy ex-
actly what they want al a price they can afford to pay.
Advertising pays them. They make it pay.
It will pay you too. Head it.
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Sweetwater Daily Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 100, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 28, 1930, newspaper, May 28, 1930; Sweetwater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth562030/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sweetwater/Nolan County City-County Library.