Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 9, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 12, 1937 Page: 2 of 4
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New 1937
Garden Seed
New 1937
Flower Seed
TIMPSON PHARMACY
TIMPSON, TEXAS
Howard Cast ms * "Rft£o
Uncle” la Comedy Film
IK BUT WES
Entered a* second class Bet-
ter April 17, 1909, at the post-
office st Tirapsoa, Texas, un-
der the Act of Kerch 8, 1879.
X. J. MOUAtY......Editor
& WINFREY - - Business Mgr.
• A THOUGHT FOR •
• TODAY •
• ___ •
Faith
"Faith marches at the head
of ‘he army of progress. It is
f'jund beside the most refined
life, the freest government, the
profoendest philosophy, the
Piquant Paragraph*
It is impossible to keep up
with the Jones unless your
credit is as good as Old Man
Jones’,—Dallas News.
This being & country of
machine, by machine and for
machine, should be kick if we
vote by machine?—Pittsburg
Gazette.
A kiss is a noun though gen-
erally used as a con junction. It
is never declined, is more com-
mon than proper, used in the
noblest poetry, the purest ha- plural and agrees with all
inanity.—T. T. Manger. genders.—Waxahcchie Light.
The problem of what to do
with leisure apparently has
been solved by Americans.
They get in their automobiles
and go out and kill themselves
or others.—Fort Worth Star-
Telegram.
live only that
Some people
they may die.
The time to make fit nds is
when you don’t need ti-ent.
The radio “uncle,” sugar-
voiced 'bed-time-story teller of
the air waves who is a part of
almost every major studio,
comes in for a round of hilari-
ous kidding in the course of
Paramount’s breezy romantie-
conedy, “Easy ot Take,” which
opens at the Palace Theatre to-
night. John Howard, who
shares top honors in the film
with Marsha Hunt, appears in
the story as one erf the most
sugar-voiced of the “uncles,”
saying sweet words to the kid-
dies of the nation nightly—for
forty dollars a week.
The story gets under way
when Howard is made the
guardian of a ten-year-old imp,
-Douglas Scott, who is to in-
herit several millions from sa
eccentric aunt. Howard's ro-
mantic tales via the air waves
led the woman to make the
guardianship a stipulation in
her will, though she never had
met “Uncle Roddy ”
Howard doesn’t want the
Job—until he sees Scott's sis-
ter, Miss Hunt. Though not in-
terested in the huge estate, he
finds the lovely player easy on
the eyes. Ha accepts the
guardianship—and the trouble
starts. Miss Hum has been
antagonistic to the radio pre-
tender from the start; plenty
of events are required to cor,
virce her that “Uncle Roddy,”
while he may be a poor uncle,
will make a good husband.
One of the high points of
the consistently amusing story
comes when (Howard, provok-
ed at last beyond the point of
endurance, gives young Scott
a healthy spanking in front of
a microphone, while seven
million radio listeners are tun-
ed in. The boy proves a capa-
ble performer throughout the
picture, giving a very convinc-
ing portrayal of a, spoiled brat.
Fine acting also is contribut-
ed by Eugene PaHette, as
“Uncle Roddy’s” manager;
Richard ■Carle and Jan Dug-
gan.
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Two amt Ouc
Daughter: “But, Dad, don't
you believe that two can lira
as cheaply as one?”
Dad: “Sure; your mother
and I are living as cheaply as
oa.” — Christian Science
Hint far
If a little glycerine to rub-
bed around the -rim of the
saucepan, milk will not boil
over.
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To be moderate in your;
meanness is not goodness.
Some people are so busy they 1
do not have time to do any-'
thing.
At Your Best!
nothing beats a dean sys-
tem tor health!
At the fbst sign of eetstu-
patton, take Stack-Drought
for prompt relief.
Msnr mm and women asm sa
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SEliTE C1FE
“Where People Go to Eat”
SERVICE AND QUALITY
FOODS
Chicken Dinner Any Tune
emm oat; yaa
There are two types of mar-,
ried men—those who won’t go !
out unless their wives drag;
them out, and those who won’t'
go home unless their wives!
drag them home. The second
type to the greatest burden.—,
Louis de Brugh,
ecst* ha then
BLACK*]
DRAUGHfl
A GOOD LAXATIVE
RESOLVED
To make the year of Thirty-Seven, the best that we have
had—
To note tire goodness of my fellowman, and overlook the
bad—
To pass a word of kindness to the children I may meet—
And be particular in selecting the proper things to eat I
To buy my food for cleanliness, for purity and for
health—
And not to hunt the cheapest things, so I may lay up
wealth—
To trade where they are courteous and have some stand-
ard line—
And start the New Year properly by calling Number Nine!
Phone 9
Gordon Weaver
Tunp*
GROCERIES
Admiration Coffee
Yon Are Always. Welcome!
“Have you ever appeared as
a witness before?
“Yes, y»sr honour.”
"In what suit?”
"My Wue serge.”—15th Inf.
Sentinel.
“There goes a woman who
is unmarried.”
“How can you tell?”
“I just heard her telling
how children should be
brought up.” — Christian
Science Monitor.
Let us have your shirt work,
your neckties. Can give you
one-day service at the very
lowest cost. Phone 1S2.
S. H. Molloy, The Cleaner.
WATCH YOUR SKIN____
Don’t let the cold winter winds
rob it of ail the oil—causing
wrinkles and hard lines. Con-
sult your beauty operator, as
you would your doctor.
A warn welcome awaits you
at the
PRIMROSE BEAUTY SHOP
Where you get the styles of to-
day—with a touch of tomor-
PRIMROSE
Beauty Shop
Mrs. T. P. Rutherford, Owner
Mrs. Irene Barnes Langhonse
Miss Evelyn Cardwell
Miss Mary Campbell
Operators
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MRS. BROWN AND ANN
THANK YOU
And a Happy, Prosperous
New Year
Your friendly patronage has
made up happy. We are sin-
cerely appreciative, and we
want to keep right on aiding
yon with your beauty prob-
lems. . . .
Get a new
nt wave
now. We are giving Nestle,
Eugene and Duart at reduced
prices.
Best operators - Best materials
Powder Puff
Beauty Salon
Mrs. Brown and Ann
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OFFICE
SUPPLIES
In your plans for the New Year you
have need of new or additional office
supplies—
LEDGERS, DAYBOOKS,
CASH BOOKS, ETC.
We will he glad to supply your needs
in this line.
G. C McDAVID
FILICE THEATRE
TIMPSON, TEXAS
PHONE 145
Open promptly at 7 p. m.
Doable Program*
Today and Wednesday
Gese Raymond, -Ann Sothem
“WALKING ON AOr
with Jessie Ralph and Henry
Stephenson
Romance, laughs and gay ex-
citement ... in the story of a
madcap heiress who tried to
bluff her way into matrimony •
—and stumbled smack into;
love. Introducing 3 new song
hits.
—AND—
Romance Hits the Kiddies’
Radio Hour! .,. Even the air-
waves roar when “Undo Rod-
ney” takes the gang from a
Martha J
Hunt, John Howard in
"EASY TO TAKE”
with Eugene Pailette, Richard
Carle, Douglas Scott, Jan Dug-
_ gan.__
DRUGS and
Prescriptions
No matter what your needs may be in
the way of Pure Drugs you will find just
what you want in our complete stock.
We give special attention to the filling
of prescriptions. This is very important
and you may trust your prescription in
our care with the utmost confidence.
BUSSEY’S DRUG STORE
Special
Prices
THIS MONTH ON THE FOLLOWING CARS:
1936 Chevrolet Coach. Original black paint, upholstery
good, tires good, A-l mechanical condition. In fact
this car is a REAL BUY at the price we have it.
1981 Chevrolet Coach. New seat covers, good Ores. A
smooth car at a low price.
1931 Chevrolet Coach. Fair condition. Make us an offer
as it to.
1929 Chevrolet Sedan Looks good and will give hun-
dreds of miles of transportation at low eost.
These cars can be bought on easy monthly payments to
suit yonr convenience.
If your car fails to start on these cold or wet mornings
just give us a ring. You will he surprised how quick we
get there.
DUPONT ANTI FREEZE
White it lasts only 91-09 per gallon
Phong 212
SHELBY MOTOR COMPANY
THE HOUSE OF HAZARDS
By Mac Arthur
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IN THUS PROPER PUCES
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uar the last 70 vs:ss
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Molloy, T. J. Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 9, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 12, 1937, newspaper, January 12, 1937; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth767322/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Timpson Public Library.