The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, April 22, 1938 Page: 3 of 8
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THE COMANCHE CHIEF APRIL 23. 1838
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CHICKS For SaleEvery Pav
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More Hatching Each Week
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COHNOt HAKHEDV
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Many Ask If I Will Be A 0
Candidate For the Legislature,
I Doubt It For These Reasons
i State taxes alone now take seven and one-half cents of the consum-
NOyiCE TO MEMBERS OF
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE ‘
There will be a meeting o!
the Comanche County Democratic
Executive Committee at the cohrt
house in Comanche, Saturday.
April,30. 1038, at 10:30 a. m.. for
the purpose of filling vacancies
Haze) Dell
Singing was held here Sunday
night. -.i
Several from this community'
attended the singing convention
at Edna H1J1 Sunday.
The Woman’s Club' met with
Mrs. Winston Kee last week for
- - ...... ,arvall-fday quilting Thoae.present
an attending to such other busi-, were Mrs. W. U. Hood. Mrs. W. A
' ness as may come befwe the body. I Bryson. Mrs. J. H. Young. Mrs
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er’s dollar. Add Itt that, taxes levied by~>ubdivisions and one readily sqe*
that further levies are unwise. I take no stock in the political fallacy that
we can tax th^rich and excuse the poor. Taxes in Texas are paid out of
the living of Texas people. We pay all the tax when we buy our daily bread.
The State tax bill iast >rar amounted to more than the State’s cot-
ton crop. About half the workers of the State depend on the cotton crop.
It is unthinkable that we increase the load when tax-supported persons
now get more than the earnings of half the working population. When we
add the tax bill of the counties and cities and all taxing districts, then a
suggestion to increase the load becomes preposte^ouR^
CANDOR COMPELS ME TO SAY THAT I lioL^D RESIST ANY
ADDITIONAL TAX IN ANY FORM FOR ANY PURPOSE. -
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Every member
tee is urged to attend.
R. L. LANE. County Chair-
man. 38-40)
Y NE\^
IS up to
iummer
Up in the Morning
Teeling Fine!
The refreshing relief so
many folks say they get by
faking Black-Draught for con-
stipation makes them enthu-
ateutic about thla famous,
purely vegetable laxative.
Black-Draught puts the digestive
tract In better eondttton to act.«*u-
larly, every day. without your ooo-
ttnually hating to toko muhrtno to
mote the bowela. r
Next tuna, bo am* to try
BLACK-
DRAUCHT
commit-j Dean Woods. Mrs. Gober. Woody
Haggard, O. D. Haggard and
Mlwi Lola Hood and Ilene Bry-
son and . Misses Bemiece Smith
and Lucy Evans M Baggett.
Miss Neeta Jean Bryson enter-
tained with a.....party -Saturday
night.
Mr and Mrs. Cafl Cunningham
of Board ^Church visited In the
home of Bftb Palvado and famlly-
Bunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallis Petty of
Hieo visited the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wall Sunday.
Minerva Palvodo spent Satur-
day night with Neeta Jean Bry-
son.
Rev. Shirley -of Brownwood will
fill his, regular appointment here
No Finer
Place to
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EAT
Saturday night and Sunday.
Indian Gap
Mrs. Bob Estes and children
! of Abilene spent the week-end
1 here with relatives. Her father.
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Food excellent-r-Scrvice superb—the surroundings
delightful and the prices reasonable. Is there any
wonder why so many people come here when dining
out? 'v *•“’ - - •
CHIEF CAFE
DAVE C. BOYD. Prop.
In New Higginbotham
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Such a platform would incur theractive opposition of ail who are
interested in State-spending. That opposition together with the usual
indifference of those who pay would make success improbable. -
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R. A. LUKER
A OCOD LAXATXTI
Collier Pope left Monday for
El Paso to visit relatives
Mrs. T. M. Shipman. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Shipman, Mr. and
Mrs. Clint Swindle and Jinimie
Bob McCaleb returned home with ^ ^”rt ^attle Beck 411
them for a visit.^ ^ ^ M^ ^ J^rnev and chUdmn
of Waco spent the .week-end here and ^Mrs ^Olin Jurney of Lda
with' friends and relatives. Angelea. California are visiting
A cemetery working will be held their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
here Saturday. Everyone is asked, Harris, \ ‘ ■
1hrinn Vs no tf anA o harbol IiiwaVi^
School has been re-elected far
another term.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie BB
Bran nan of Schulenburg visited
his parents, Mr and Mrs. dw
Brannan over the week-end.
to bring hoes, and a basket lunch.
The fatuity of the Indian Gap Lee Nichols.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ibittl
of Ireland are visiting relatives
here. Mrs. Martin, before her
recent marriage, was Miss Myitis
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Asthma Sufferers
Welcome this Rews
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bt »l»d u> U»in ihM * loca! S>rwir it » . »
ofcno#. umdur • wxui Kick |unw«. •
Amur • pmalimwi ikt| bthuu «V« (oc
■on <h in IS rwra, *>itk a m «I >.< nn«iu*l
r*liH liu« bnuirnul iitka, impnmi in
Ikwnodi erf dm.
LETHRl RECENTLY RECFJVED
Ira# Uu4-ku. I-;.-. "In 19Ji 1
I with in »nd c* i .'lhaM. (inali),
. ’ rtmia rnocdf.
Cotton Grove
< Mr and Mrs. Weldon Glasgow
[of Mineral Wells spent Sunday
| kirh Mr and Mrs T M Olasgow
Nan Hdlmah spent Saturday
night Wfth Katherine Lee at Co-
manche.
Oaye Nell Smith of Comanche
and Earlene Mathews -of .Soda
Springs spent-4he week-end with
I'l.rvn. U.lhnn. ' * '
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TIi# Lruf ft
»n very ill w
I pur< IrnMii $ lyocflc of .
I «rfl . )mr*hiffelim||j
the end hnut. wlncti
»««. I Imh i»ad r>»> fur hi fff.i.hle.**Kmrr rd«
• hour • .flercr hid |t*tn ift cfed lor 10 or
20reirv
Tli* u, od Icncr tomes (tea fCxnnt.
r» Thnw
'*!'•M£re‘ra,°c' dren and
fr. Iil - " I. n. ■
EuDene Mathew
Mr and Mrs C. V. Allison. Mr:
and Mrs. L. L. Howell and chilr~
Misses Francis and
Oracle Hilliard attended the Cen-
tral Texas Singing Convention in
Stephenvltte Sunday.
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”Af: ' WrrTe. >htrTafned vTTTi PV W McKtnziF
?»*u • "ims for etR.wi right y«ui I haa# • "'•'U ’ ^
frsrfvi ho hs« g < cb#c o# srhmi and pArty Saturday night
for ,o»..., nimt J r},, nil bur |j|r and Mrs Lewis'
Lonnie Oray s^-nt the
“Ith'ir 21 * iotof l>r. tugiic t PutcrifHHm. at Vallf’.V Mills.
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Mercer Gap
Rev. E E Tptrell of Brown-
wood filled hia regular appoint-
ment here 8unday at »>oth hours.
Mrs Tommie Harrison of Hen-
derson County spent iast week
with Mr and Mrs J. t. Oore
Mrs. Ed Payne »and Mr and
Mrs Cecil Payne and daughter
of O'Donnell spent last seek with
Mr and Mrs Or W PayiiR. .
Mr and Mrs M F Williford
^iknd dauglaer spent Saturday
Tnight with hta sister, Mrs Cleo
Grooms and family at Brownwood
and spent Sunday with her broth-
er. J Z 8tevens and family at|—.
It will
call for «
Dr
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and Mts.
S. A, Brown and aen^Fredr-spent
York and Sunday, with ‘Mr. and Mrs. Roy
week-end pt.<her af Bronkrsmlth. . »•..
rir m «w,atii.Ni.ro I w „(Tl - I Nelson Williams of Howard
d<-t«iic.| .oi, «m.t.. n totv- Mr and Mrs Bill Gressett of Payne spent the week-end with
Mtsritxi m n Van Dyke visited Mi . and Mrs. 1^5 parents. Mr and Mrs. T, N.
I William.1
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J. L. Sledge.
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natural juice* and
flavor* of your
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■cooking
Meat, vegetables and a pudding... enough for a family
of six... can be cooked at one time in a modern electric
Roaster. The tost of the cooker is small, ranging from
$14.95 up, depending on the size and style you select. A
complete meal for a family of six can be cooked ac-a cost
!of Jess than one cent per person, when TP&t tyw-cost
electricity is used. These modem dearie cookers bake,
broil and steam. . , kte automatic... require no watdh-
*,ing. They operate frOtn ahy wall socket. *
Miltt Your Choice Todayl
S»« the tUcfric cookers and roaslors at jocal
dfatari whara alactrical thing* aea soldi
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BLISTERING
We A t Rummer J
SERVEL
ELECTROLUX
THE Od& REFRIGERATOR
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The new, 1938 Servel ElearoIUx still gives
you the lasting efficiency of "No Moving
Parts,” and all the conveniences ths» go with
modern refrigeration, besides. A small down
payment puts it in your home. Savings pay
for it. Why not scan diem NOW?
• PERMANENT
SILENCE
• CONTINUED
, 4 LOW COST “
a LASTTNO11*!
EmCIENCY
• SAVINGS THAT
- . PAY FOR IT
Still Going Strong . . . Not lc More to Operate
Now Than When New . . Still Silent . . Because
IT HAS NO MOVING PARTS
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In the Breezing System . . .
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"We have been the satisfied owncrs*of a Servel Electrolux ,-
refrigerator for over ten years. This remarkable refrigerator, after
almost eleven years of daily use, is still just as economi$a?, silent, *
and trouble-free as when it 'Wtsfrrst installed in our home.
”A representative of the local Electrolux dealer called on us
recently in an attempt to Interest us in trading for a late model,
but *e declined for the, reason that our old Electrolux is still giving
us such excellent and ecohomical service that we would l*ve
nothing to gain by giving it up. 71 ^
”We have lived in Abilerie for fifty-five yearlT, and I often'think
how wonderful it would have been could we have had the protec-
tion and convenience of a Servel,Electrdlux for all those years. And
judging from^he cpndition
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of our present refrigerator, I
sincerely believe $»*t could
we have purchased one at that
early date it j^ould still be in
operation today’,”
p MRS. D.l KAUFMAN,
v Abilene,’Texas.
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Wilkerson, J. C. The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, April 22, 1938, newspaper, April 22, 1938; Comanche, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth891249/m1/3/: accessed March 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Comanche Public Library.