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Your every Drug need
can be filled at our drug
Store ...
We carry a complete line
of Toilet Articles, Drug
Sundries, Household
items, etc.
Phone 19
G. G McDAVID
“The Leading Druggist
ska
Barbara Stanwyck and Fred
MacMurray star in Para-
mount’s new romance with
comedy, "Remember the
Night” at the Palace Theatre
midnight show tonight.
FOR SALE—Thru business
lots at a sacrificed price.
Inquire at Times office.
Norris O’Banion of Center,
candidate for district clerk,
was a Timpson visitor
afternoon.
Friday
Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Wil-
liams and daughters, Martha
Jane and Esther Marie, of
Gl&dewater, ' returned home
today after a short visit with
Mrs. Williams’ parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. R. Fory of this
city.
An all home talent min-
strel will be given Friday
night, June 14. Money derived
will be given to Red. Cross.
Herman Noble of Shreve-
port, employe of the United
Gas Company of that city, is
visiting with Timpson friends
today. He is a former Tirap-
son citizen and is well known
throughout the section.
Remember tonight at mid-
night is the time for "Remem-
ber the Night"
“Fruit Day” activities have
been planned at Georgetown
on June 14 for rural families
in Extension Service District 8.
A second is scheduled at
Grand Prairie for Dallas coun-
ty people the following day.
On June 12 a similar event
was held at the Nacogdoches
Experiment Station for inter-
ested people in Extension
Service District 9.
Reflected Light
One type of glass building
block has interior prisms
which refract sunlight so as to
lessen glare^_.
Clifford L. Stone,
Henderson Lawyer,
To Be Buried Today
Henderson, June 7.—A bril-
liant public career that began
when a 21-year-old youth was
elected Rusk county sheriff
was ended Friday with the
death of Clifford L. Stone, 59,
prominent Henderson attor-
ney.
Final funeral rites will be
held here Saturday afternoon,
the Rev. Neal D. Cannon of
Jacksonville, officiating. Burial
will be in Henderson.
Stone's public career began
when he was elected' Texas’
youngest peaee officer, he later
served in the state legislature,
was county attorney, district
attorney, assistant attorney
general, and chief supervisor
of the oil and gas division of
the Texas railroad commission.
Later he was law partner of
Stone Weils, now of Houston.
That partnership was dissolv-
ed when Wells, a nephew,
was elected district attorney.
He is survived by his widow;
two children, Mrs. Mildred
Schmidt of Nacogdoches, and
Miss Jane Stone, Henderson;
three sisters, Mrs. Jim Gray
and Mrs. Perry Young, Hen-
derson and Mrs. Homer Wells
of Crockett; and two brothers,
Emerson Stone, Jacksonville
attorney, and Reagan Stone,
Rusk county deputy sheriff.
Foreign Seccurides
Are Watched in U. S.
Washington, June 7. (UP)
—The Treasury today ordered
postal and customs officers to
be on the lookout for all for-
eign securities mailed or im-
ported into the United States.
The order is designed to pre-
vent Germany from cashing
securities seized in invaded
countries.
Ribbons for all makes of
typewriters. The Times.
WILDA
Wilda, June 5.—Joel Mur-
phy, wife and baby retamed
home a few days ago after a
visit with her parents and
other relatives in town.
Miss Jimmie Windham is re-
covering nicely from an eye
operation at Timpson hospital.
Garland Britton and wife
spent part of the week-end
with Rudolph Whiteside and
wife.
Miss Blanche Whiteside
spent the week-end at home.
Mrs. Harvey Fletcher of Cot-
ton Valley, La., visited her
parents, R. Wood and family
last week.
Mrs. B. Weatherspoon and
baby returned home this week
after a visit with her parents,
J. M. Johnson and wife.
Mrs. Freeman Lake spent
the week-end with her parents.
Mr. Johnson of Fort Worth
visited his uncle, Jim Johnson
and other relatives Sunday.
June time brought the sun-
shine and farmers are working
iong hours getting the crop
ready for the lay by furrow.
Through these busy times on
the farm we seem to need a
dozen hands to each body to
accomplish the many tasks
that need doing especially, if
A PLEASURE-
May we tell you that it is a
pleasure for this shop to help
you keep beautiful. . . .
We keep step with the latest
methods . . . the new styles
and you have the advantage
of expert beauticians. . . ,
Our prices are the lowest, and
we invite you to visit us often.
All Work Guaranteed
mm am shop
Mrs. T. P. Rutherford, Owner
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we heed the admonition “Do
what thy hands find to do."
Thi.igs abroad are m such
regrettable state until it seems
that people have laid aside the
power of prayer and taken up
weapons of war, as a means
to peaee. Religion and Go®
are far more powerful in bring-
ing peace than war. Nothing is
impossible with God and that
nation who still retains faith m
Him holds a majority against,
force of evil.
TEX
Rat Exterminator
sm
AND
Cockroach Exterminator
ASK YOUR DEALER
ALL PRESCRIPTIONS
BROUGHT TO OUR
STORE WILL BE FILL-
ED WITH DRUGS
THAT ARE FRESH
AND PURE. ONLY
THE HIGHEST QUAL-
ITY CHEMICALS ARE *
USED.
BUSSEY’S DRUG STORE
Phone 16
MOJUD HOSIERY-
ARROW SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR
Specials Thi
eek
200 Wash
100 pair Men and Boys’ Summer-weight
TROUSERS
$1.49 to $1.98 — Close out at
89c
ExtraS
oeciai
DRESSES
98c to $1.98 — Close out
89c
2,500 YARDS OF 10c
PRINK
BOYS’ 98c
150 Wash Dresses—69c to 98c—Close out
35c
Khaki Shirts
49c
Fast colors — This week only, per yard
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THE BARGAIN STORE
TIMPSON, TEXAS
