The Jacksboro Gazette (Jacksboro, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1933 Page: 4 of 8
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PAGE POUR
iHE JACKSBORO GAZETTE
Thursday, December 7. 10,‘I3
BUS SERVICE TO
WICHITA FALLS
Through Antelope, Windthorst, and
Scotland. Two trips daily. Cheap pas-
senger and express rates. Call Spears’
Drug Store for further information.
Phone 69.
Notice!
:
NORTH TEXAS COACH COMPANY, Inc.
I (112-21)
THE FUR SEASON OPENED DECEMBER 1st. *
See us before you sell. will pay you the best price
the market will afford, i )
CHRISTMAS TURKEY MARKET IS NOW OPEN.
Let us come after your turkeys. We will pay you as
much as anybody. We will come after them, day or night.
Weighed at your place. >
Standard Hide & Produce
Surprise Birthday Dinner.
Sunday, Dec. 3rd, when II. M.
Bunnell, 77 years of age, arrived
home from church, he state** that
he received one of the most
pleasant and enjoyable surprises
of his life. lie found awaiting
him one of the most sumptuous
dinners one could imagine.
jeasion. Every one had a good
time and enjoyed the gathering
as much or more for the sociabil-
ity as they did the dinner—all
having a part in furnishing the
surprise dinner. Mr. Bunnell re-
ceived several nice presents and
birthday letters from some of his
loved kinfolhs.
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B. Y. PEACOCK
Phone 133-Res. 107
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Play A* Cundiff.
There will he a play, entitled
Two tables were spread, one for
the grown-ups and one for the
children, both laden with good
things to eat, but Mr, Bunnell
says he enjoyed the remembrance "The Deaeon Slips," presented at
of hiV birthday by the loved ones1 ,, .. . ...
greater than anything, there be- ‘ lor ,,J«
jug fifty-three present on this oe-'of the school.
Surprise Dinner.
Mrs. T. I). Hornbeak was hon-
ored by her children and friends
last Sunday with a surprise birth-
day dinner. Those present were
Messrs, and Mmes. Dunn and
Langston Austin and children,
Miss Geno Hornbeak, Mrs. Duff
-rind son. Miss Stewart of Fort
Worth; Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. Lester
j Cooper of Jermyn; Mrs. Mabel
Hornbeak and family, Misses
Beulah Ilornbeak and Rachel
I Campsey.
scheme of pink and green was
carried out. Refreshments were
served to Eloise Stevenson, Har-
old Henderson, Ozella Nichols,
Carl Leidecker, Esta Mae Sum-
mers, Alice May Shanafelt, Cath-
eryn McDonald, Dorothy Bash-
am, Gladys Moore, Mary Ellen
Smith, Elmer Marley, Francis
Stinberg, Nellie B. Clayton, Ma-
ry Jim Kinder and the hostess,
Miss Fay House.
Only 4 years old,
but in emergency she turns to the telephone
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_ S~)"h 4 Old,ret she turns to
! v D the telephone in time of emerg-
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V eocy as instinctively as her mother
docs.
"Doctor, come quick)
Your telephone is worth the few
cents a day it costs in convenience,
f in time and steps saved, And, when
Bah 1*awful sick.' Aere ,S 80 imPortaot «U you
must make or receive in a hurry, the
value of a telephone often cannot
be measured in terms of dollars and
cents. May we install one? Get in
touch with the business office. Say:
“I want a telephone.”
(Thr Jjnrkshnrn
Bryson Juniors.
The junior class of Bryson
high school was entertained by
their sponsor,' Miss Fay House,
December 1st. The color
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J. R. DENNIS, Editor and Proprietor
f•nblislied every Thursday and entered at the Postofine at Jaekshoro, Texas. a«
second (dass mail matter, under act of Congress.
The Jacksboro Gazette established in 1880
The Jacksboro News, established in 1895
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Consolidated
1919
PILES
TFXAS^p|^V PRESS
\)ne Year____$1.50
three Months__40<t
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Six Months—75<t Foreign Countries—Per Year ..$1.5'
Per Copy..... M (Invariably Cash in Advance.!
IDVERTISING RATES: Made known upon application at this office,
arties ordering advertising or printing for societies, churches, committees or organ
izations of any kind will, in all cases, be hold personally responsible for the
payment of the bills.
4ny error made in advertisements will bo gladly corrected upon being brought to
the attention of the publishers and the liability of this paper is limited to the
valuo of the amount of the space consumed by the error in the advertisement.
Regular advertising rates charged for all cards of thanks, obituaries, resolution
and tributes of respect; also, all lodge or church notices where there is 8
admission fee charged, or articles sold.
Suffer no more! Here’s real rclicl at last for
all forms ot Tiles—Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
Protruding. Pazo Ointment does all the things
necessary, in the manner necessary. First, it
soothes—relieves the soreness
and inflammation. Second, it,
heals—repairs the torn tissue.]
Third, It sbsorbs—dries up ex-
cess mucus and reduces the
swollen blood vessels which are
Piles.
In other words, Pazo doesn’t
merely relieve—it tends to cor-
rect the condition o( Piles as a
whole.
The method of application
makes it doubly effective. Spe-
cial Pile Tipe attached to tube
enables you to apply ointment
high up in the rectum where it
will reach all affected parts.
Thousands say Pazo is the only
tiling that ever gave them real
relief. Thousands say it saved
C onrtetty
them the need of an operation.
Get I’azo today and suffi
longer.
Citation.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or Any Constable
of Jack County, Greeting:
Von are Hereby Commanded
that You Summon Party, whose
name to defendant herein is un-
known, by making publication of
this citation once in each week
for four consecutive weeks, pre-
vious to the return hereof, in
some newspaper published in
your county, to appear before
me, at a regular term of the Jus-
tice’s Court for Precinct No. One
in said County of Jack, to be
held at my office in the town of
Jacksboro in the County of Jack,
on the 23 day of December A. D.
1933, to answer the suit of J. C.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any person,
firm or corporation, which may appear in the columns of The Jacksboro Gazette
will be gladly corrected upon its being brought to the attention of the publishers.
Spears’ Drug Store
City Drug Store
Perforated
Pile Pipe
foiapplying Gunter, Plaintiff, against Party
unknown to plaintiff, who is a
transient person, Defendant, be-
ing numbered No. on the
Docket of stiid Court, the plain-
tiff’s demand being for the sum
of Sixty-Five Dollars, due upon
account as follows: indebted to
the said defendant, J. C. Gunter,
for hauling into liis home one
1,932 Model, Plymouth Four-door
Sedan Automobile, Motor Num-
ber destroyed, New Mexico Li-
cdhse plates on it. For taking of
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Patronize Home Industry
Buy Jacksboro Gasoline and be your own judge. Best at
Less Cost—at Alf’s Service Station, Dobson’s Service Sta-
tion, Harper Service Station across from ice house, and
Hilltop Service Station, one mile on Graham highway.
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and storing said ear 120 days
* 5.00
*60.00
*65.00
having been
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Loan Association
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Farmers—Long Tune
J W Gaskin, Sec’y-Treasurer
See me in Jacksboro on Satur
days and First Mondays
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Quality Job Printing!
Registered Optometrist
Jacksboro, Texas
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Jacksboro, Texas
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JACKSBORO, TEXAS
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GEORGE SPILLER
SURVEYOR,
Notary Public, General Land
and Collecting Agent.
Has Only Abstract or Jack
County Land Titles
Policies in any of twenty of the
Best Companies
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l.egend tells us of a Chinese ruler who decreed dial at a given
moment each and every one of his subjects should yell at his loudest
so that the man in the moon might hear.
The great day came—and silence. Not a sound was heard in all the
land except die feeble cry of one old deaf man. Everyone else kept
quiet so that he himself could hear the others. /
Thus we see that one more ancient discovery may be credited to the
resourceful Chinese—that of “letting George do it”—the most widely
used of all their gifts to civilization.
Today tpo many of 11s are waiting for George to spend it.
I am no prophet. 1 have no standing as an economist. And I am
not n magician despite my claim that a thing can be made larger by
taking away a part of it.
What do 1 mean?
The best way to insure ca;7.al is to spend a part of it when prices
are low.
The man who spends one dollar out of ten in making business
better will find the nine worth more than the ten as values rise.
Mass achievement is ever a matter of individual and co-operative
action. Napoleon got his army over the Alps a man at a time. We must
rescale the peaks of prosperity the same way. The Now Is The Time To
Buy Truil is our easiest path.
Each one who can must spend—and millions can spend if they but
will.
While we are waiting for the release of frozen funds to start a
buying wave, nineteen out of every twenty dollars in 16,655 hanks are
free to spend as we will. $33,695,974,000 are on deposit. This is 25 per
cent more money than we had in all of our banks when we went into
the World War to help suve those across the sea.
Now we refuse to save ourselves.^.
Depression will linger if we wait to spend out of income instead
of out of capital—and our capital may shrink while we wait.
Industry has signed with N. R. A. Some have signed until it hurts.
The public should now sign with industry and spend some of its capi-
tal. The cow without pasture can give no milk. An industry without
sales ran pay no wages Feed industry. Buy something. Build some-
thing. Let us not forget this— I■ -: 1 .-r an hour of work than a dollar
for dole.
Coital is going to take car:’ of tin: unemployed—cither by buying
what labor produces or by dole taxation. The choice is obvious.
And when w"e spen I. personal selfishness should take a holiday.
The chisel should not replace the golden rule as a business tool. Those
who use it will help prolong depression and in the end murder quality.
Let's take a look at the Blue Eagle.
We ser in its cr-.ap the symbols of industry and action. The chisel
is conspicuous by its absence. Let s r member this whenever we do
business with our fellow men.
And further, neither capital nor labor should attempt in times like
these to intrench itself at the expense of the common good. And no
chisel should lurk in any political coat-tail. Let us have public, as well
as private, unselfishness.
Ours is the richest country in all the world. It is rich in money. It
is rich in market. It is rich in a necessity of replacement and repair
built up by the highest standards of living the world has ever known.
Let’s inflate our confidence before we inflate our currency. Let’s
remember that God helps those who help themselves and that Mr.
Roosevelt is not likely to do more. He can’t throw the forward passes
and catch them too. He expects each and every one of us to play ball
with him.
I.et’s stop nursing depression. Let’s begin to count our blessings.
Business is better. It is like a man witb a trunk half way up stairs. It is
hut taking a test before starling for the top. Let’s give it a boost.
Bov Something!
T\:!!d Something!
Tim message is not addressed to those who cannot sp"r 1
f*los-> wliu now arc spending. It is addressed to the man who is
the slacker dollar in his pocket, little aware that it is growing .
purchasing power as prices rise.
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Total
Said automobile
damaged by fire.
And you will deliver to said
Defendant, each in person, a true
copy of this Citation.
Herein Fail Not,’and of this
writ make due return to the
next regular term of the Justice’
Court for l’recinct No. 1, in said
County of Jack, to be held on the
23 day of Dec. A. D. 1933, next.
Given under my hand, this 27
day of Nov. A. I). 1933.
E. M. Pringle,
Justice of the Pence, Precinct
No. One. Jack Countv, Texas,
(d 12-28)
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Mr. J. II. Dennis, Publisher,
Jacksboro Gazette,
Jacksboro, Texas.
Dear Sir:—
We understand from statements attributed to Mr. Aynes
Brown that he will submit to you for publication a paper which
has been circulated over the County this week for signatures, and
probably some other statements suggesting improper handling of
County affairs. If so, we want to ask that you have no hesitancy in
giving him all the space he wants to pay for even though there
should be charges or insinuations which might be held to be unfair
or even libelous. You will not be held liable in tiny way for their
publication. For some reason, Mr. Brown has given much time to
the investigation and study of possible irregularities in the County
government—even, as we are informed, to the extent rtf employing
out-county assistance—and he should 'now be able to offer some
valuable constructive criticism.
C. McClure.
E. Lanhant.
E. Johnson.
M. Bruce.
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Dennis, J. R. The Jacksboro Gazette (Jacksboro, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1933, newspaper, December 7, 1933; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth602390/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gladys Johnson Ritchie Library.