The Delta Courier (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 14, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 4, 1933 Page: 4 of 4
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THE DELTA COURIER, TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1933.
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.,<1 pastel colors for j
and 59c—Fenney’s.
!l ®)farm Notes
fi J. F. GREEN, County Agent
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Brig'htan up with new oreiomies,
10c yard at Penney s.
KINDLING for sale. Inquire at
Keview and Courier office.
Wove small size novelty shot*,
OOa—Boonomy Shoe Stone.
Get baby chictas at Wellsview
Wednesday at 5c and 6c.
Mr. and Ma-s. Handel PraiM. of
’FmMtviIJe visited in Cooper Sun-
< Jby.
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M5:s. Florence Fly and Miss Eli-
■'aatM'Jh Tillman were visiting in
'XMltes Saturday.
One of the most important jobs (
bafore every farm family riiglU .
now is the production cf a homq .
laving. In order to make certain
that low yields do not reduce the 1
food and feed supply below the |
family needs, the acreage planted | home ownershipand tfhe
•to f>ood and feed crops should be j
increased a little a.bcive an aver- I
ag<\ The price of cash crops next,!
flail may be uncertain but tliero |
is absolute lie nothin? uiK'ert.a:in
about the demand of food for the
i family and feed for the livestock. .
Hatching space two dollars tray,
:V2C eggs. Set now, get chicks off
♦early.—'Wellsviow Farm.
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Mr aiift Mrs. Tom Harper and
•.iffiilffven cf Dallas were guests
• Snncri p cf Mi-, and Mrs. R. J. Har-
M*. _ ______
Bring your health problems to H.
'(Lindsay Wright, chiroqiractor,
ilXxtpcr.
No one can sucoeed tn any call-
ing unteas he lwes that calling,
and is in a contented state of
mind: and nothing so contributes
to happiness and contentment as
(house
surroundjd by productive lands,
and the home supplied (with rea-
sonable conveniences, and with a
few good oows, hogs, fine stock
and poultry.
FOR SALE OR TRADE; Extra good
milch oow.—Curtis Dawson.
WANTED to buy, post drill.—J.
J. Pope, phone Enloe 8904. rctf
Mrs. Jim Wallace and bab. son, I
Bobby Lynn, of El Dcrad/o, Axk., j
are visiting their son and brother, |
Ralph, and other relatives. Her j
brother, O. L. Higgins, is also here
visiting relitives and friends this
weedr
FOR SAIF, Moline planter, good
I condition.—C. A. Larson.
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Bring your health problems to H
Lindsay Wright, chiropractor,
Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wells and
• .laughter, Mary Lou, visited rela-
tives arid friends in Hugo, Qkla.,
: 3Rsedhy.
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Sheriff Patterson and Deputy L.
A CUireB went to Oklahoma Sat-
• urdtey where toy recovered a Colts
;six athooter .
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Mrs. 'Clyde Clark of Durant, Ok„
whc*. lists bep-n visiting her sister,
'Mss John Houston, left Monday
‘.Star her home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lain and
rmxon cS Italy, Texas, spent the
Tprrt end on Cooper with his rnoth-
car. IT. B Lain.
Th? time has pissed for- 9’rub ,
livestock, scrub seed and scrub !
fa inning of any kind. And more
e oarially has the time passed for
any farmer to succeed at farming
unless he raises Ms own food and .
fend crops. Growth, health and '
contentment on the farm cannot
be purchased tin tin cans or in pa-
per sacks, but the essentials to
these can be produced abundantly
f torn the soil.
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Lan.j intteroted for alfalfa should
bo thoroughly prepared by’ deep
plowing and should be practically
free from weeds. The first year
is largely spent in establishing the
plants, and full crops are not usu-
ally secured until after the first
year. Once established, however,
the field will continue to yield'
paying crops for years. If sown
, broadcast, from 18 to 20 pounds
of seed will be required per acre;
if drilled, 15 to 18 pounds. Alfalfa
For wallpaper, paints and enam-
els, see our line—Home Furniture
Company-
Mr. and Mrs. Hal O.
and Mir. and Mlrs. Homer Hagood
and children of Dallas were guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mis. J. L.
Yoakum and family.
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When you shop at Fenney’s- you
save
The Guaranty Income Life Insurance Co., an old line legal riWTl
with headquarters for the State of Texas, at Dallas, has ay pointed
MRS. JIM HADDOCK
to represent them in Cooper and vicinity. Would you be interest ad In
a policy that has attache,] to it $40 coupon (or every One Thousand Dol-
lars of life Insurance you buy to be paid to policy-holder at the
Yoakum ) the fifth year, and In addition pays you a nice dividend each ye
ginning at the end of the second year and continuing paring the Mfo
the policy? Hmall cash payment and notea If interested call or sea
MRS. JIM HADDOCK
COOPER, TEXAS PHONE 111
FOR FIRST-CLASS Mattress
work, call 375—Cooper Mattress
P" ton;—we trade.—Redmond Sim-
ps^ ', manager. rctf
FOR SALE or Trade. '29 Chev-
rolet truck with good rubber and
dump body for grovel haul. Jobs
open on Delta County roads. Also
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Spring Sufis
in the Newer “Cuts”
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j is rich in protein elements, which ^tro deep bodyi for sale. Inquire
Where shall we go to And Just
ne farmer who buys all
are or>nvenbed by animals intoblnod,
| muscle and bone. For growing cat-
| tie, horses and sheep there is
of his I nothing better than alfalfa hay,
our
Vit tire going to redtice
rtiDacfc ladies’ small sizes novelty
;dna regardless of cost, at 98c a
ppyir — (Economy Shoe Store.
food and in oat and otherwise lives
Prom tlie stole, and who raises
notion to pay for these, who is not
mortgaged to a bank or credit
m enchant for supplies to make his
wop? On fihe other hand, we have,
not been able to find a single
farmer in Delta County who al- j
wiajus raises his feed 'and meat, and |
whose -wife sells some butter, eggs j
and chickens occasionally, who
gives a mortgage to get supplies
to make a crop. But every farm-
er of that kind, you find, has;
money m the bank, and pays cash
as hie goes.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore and
cShiirirow and Pauline Moore of
'Texarkana spent the week end
svilfc- relatives and friends in Ccop-
dc.
and pork cannot be made cheaper
than by allowing -the hogs to run
on alfalfa posture. Too, alfalfa
is goo,j for the land. Like other
legumes, it has the power of gath-
ering nitrogen, one of the essen-
tial plant foods, from (the air. Its
deep-reaching roots bring up fer-
tiizing elements from the subsoil
and places them where they may
be utilized for other crops. When
plowed under, its leaves, stubble
and roots add much humus and
nitrogen to the soil and leaves it
in a most excellent condition for
other farm crops.
at Review and Courier office.
Dallas News and Dallas Journal
dellewrad tn your home morning
and evening bringing the latest
news- Let me deliver them to you
by carrier, also uuui subscfipub”*”
taken.—W. H. Bel., agent.
■its any person from having morei
I than $2,500 on depoit in the Pos-
tal Savings at one time, pastmas-,
ters have to reject more deposits
Ctame to Enloe Friday night,
j&grru 7, and see, "The Galloping
'-Mnfe&fe a three-act comedy.
3*ttfemted by players from Addhan.
. Adtaw.v.on J Oe.
A number of Cooper people ait-
VfBtati the Passion Play in Com ■
:n»rti- Friday night which was
iipreit'Trted by the Friedburg players
fttn Germany.
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V. XT. Dev mp-ort of Wmnsbcro
cazxE <C 51. Mtulden of Sulphur
{.Baraiec-. managers of Devenport
in then' respective towns,
-in i Cooper Monday.
asrc. M. T. FishcT left Saturday
f Star Jacksonville to visit her daugh-
ter, (Mtf. R. E. Joiner. She was
< aorwtnrianled as far as Dallas by
• Mcs. GJarence Wblb. and Mbs. Hct-
Ifte.-S. Dudley
« JHu Patricia Dow °
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Two spring frock's that are much
alike and yet so different. They
-.ire alike in the bell-ehaped short j mWltln^
sileuve, in waist and- in neck lines, i
On the loft, however, is a frook |
of two-toned crepe, on the right j
a si lik print Jacket-suit dress that j
Will be gay for tbhe bright sun-
shine of late April and early May.
There is a slight puff to the
‘bodice of the crepe frock. From
i than they receive. Also, only com-
j paratttvly few post offices are au-
thorized to accept savings accounts,
! It seems to me that the new
j Administration at Washington
could perfe-nm a greatly needed
service bv making- every post office
a savings depository, and by ,per-
individUals to carry as
largo balances ns the commercial
savings banks allow.
Nobody has ever last a cent in
Uncle Sam’s postal Savings banks,
and every depositor gets his 2 per
cent interest regularly.
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•Mil's. Joe Turner, who has been
BLACKLAND farms at bargain
prices. They are in sizes from
forty acres to several hundred, ar.d
priced right, for cash or terms. Arc
the property of loan -and insurance
companies. See H. S. Reeder or
J. B. Hembrey, Clayton Bldg., Hon-
ey Grove, Texas.
AUTO LOANS
New and Used Oars. Parts, ser-
vice and accessories on -time. If
you need money see us. Notes re-
financed. Payments made smaller
and service that is right.
New Day Chevrolet Co
Authorized Chevrolet Dealer
COOPER, TEXAS
AFTER 40
bowel trouble
Constipation may very easily become
chronic after forty. And anycontinued
constipation at that time of life may
bring attacks of piles and a host of
other unpleasant disorders.
Watch your bowels at any age.
Guard them with particular care after .
forty. Whenever they need any help,
remember a doctor should know what [
is best lor them.
“Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin”
is a doctor’s prescripts
Tested by 47 years'
is a doctor’s prescription for the bowels.
s' practice, it has
been found thoroughly effective in
relieving constipation and its ills for
men, women and children of all ages.
It has proven perfectly safe even for
babies. Made from fresh laxative
herbs, pure pepsin and other harmless
ingredients, it cannot gripe; will not
sicken you or weaken you; can be used
without harm as often as your breath
is bad, or when your tongue is coated;
whenever a headachy, bilious, gussy
condi lion warns of constipation.
•models that
look well
and fit right!
jrS'vEPRESSION or no depression
oJ/ smart appearance still is an
asset. Spruce up in one of these
new models which feature the
new ideas in natty, long roll
lapels.....at, draped should-
ers . . straight-hanging trous-
ers. What a buy at the price
quoted !
Tweeds Worsteds Chsviots
Popular Spring Shades:
Grays, Browns and Mixed
Weaves
Ds. W. 8. Caldwell’s
SYRUP PEPSIIM
A Doctor's Family Laxative
Tom E. Robertson Co.
I / “The Men’s Clothier.”
TO THE CITIZENS OF COOPER:
Etv.i Rayburn and family of
Ifkitaft spent the week end with
iQar'x Jta-.lburri and wife and W.
IX. lability and family. Mr. Ray-
itMUBi as a brother of Congressman
tfihw Rayburn.
visiting her parents since undergo-
ing a major operation several weeks
ago. left Sunday for Sherman
where she and Mr. Turner make
-their home.
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Do you realise that you save 30
per cent when you shop at Pen-
ney’s and crou save 1 cent on ev-
ery nickel?
.Backache
bother you.
A nagging backache, with
bladder irregularities and
a tired, nervous, depressed
feeling may warn of some dis-
ordered kidney or bladder con-
dition. Users everywhere rely
on Doan’s Pilli. Praised for
more than 50 years by grateful
users the country over. Sold by
all druggists.
□HANS.
PlLI
WOMANLOST
20 POUNDS
IN 4 WEEKS
Mrs. Mae West of St. Louis, Mo.,
writes: “I’m only 28 yrs. old and
weighed 170 lbs. until taking one
box of your Kruschen Salts Just 4
weeks ago. I now weigh 150 lbs. I
also have more energy and further-
more I’ve never had a hungry
moment.*
Fat folks should take one half
teaspoonful of Kruschen 8alts In
a glass of hot water in the morn-
ing before breakfast—it’s the SAFE,
harmless way to reduce as tens cf
thousands of men and women
know.
For your health’s sake ask for
and get Kruschen at Hooten Drug
Co., or any drug store—the cost
lor a bottle that lasts 4 weeks is
but a trifle and If after the first
bottle you are not Joyfully satisfied
with results—monej back.
Too Much
ACID
*a jTANY people, two hours aftci
:0rl. eating, .suffer indigestion as
* Jjej call it. It is usually excess acid.
tQsnrjt it with an alkali. The best
'■way, the quick, harmless and eflicienl
is Iffiillips’ Milk of Magnesia.
2ft than remained for 50 years the
i .jtasn.tard with physicians. One spoon-
f ?ul ax vrwte.r neutralizes many times
■ts vt&irn.c in stomach acids, and at 1
v amx. The «ymptoms disappear in 1
t'Sv® minutes. «.
Vou will never use crude methods
< ivhen yuu know this better method.
< 'Irdyou will never suffer from excess
t ami when you prove out this easy
i. >jSp£\
Dl- sure to get the genuine Phillips’
IMife. <of Magnesia prescribed by
xhysVians for 50 yea/s in correcting
actV'H acids. 25c and 50c a bottle
<3tny drug store. ’
_'l>e ideal dentifrice for clean
teeth and healthy gums is Phillips
Magnesia tooth-paste.
tile bowed meek-line to top of the
inverted V cf skirt top there is a
fullness remindful of Gibson-girl
days. The sleeve tells its own
story, a fulness at elbow which
makes for comfort. An "Eloan-
dore” blue with white crape bodice,
woin with a jaunty blue bc-w and
hat make a most interesting spring
appeal.
The silk-print suit may be worn
with or without the jacket. There
are short, slightly puffed, three-
quarter sleeves in the dress. The
jacket fastens at the neck with a
bow tic of self material. It may
be In as bright patterns as the
wearer wishes In ushering in the
new sdason.
"■ <o*y*$*~——
Rev. D. E. Oox otf Greenville
piieachec} at the Prcribvterian
Church here Sunday morning and
evening and at Lake Creek in the
afternoon. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. J'im Haddock. Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. McKinney and son
and Mis. S. T. Townsend visited
relatives in Hugo Sunday.
THE HOSPITAL
Clinical Laboratory and X-Ray ||
-MEDICAL AND SURGICAL STAFF—
Dr. S. F. Blair
Dr. M. A. Estep
Wm. D. McNAULL,
Technician
Dr. W. G. Ellington
Dr. D. B. Wester nan
Dr. E. B. Wheat
Dr. D. O. Lowry
Dr. C. C. Taylor
Dr. E. E. Woodruff
MRS. Wm. D. McNAULL,
Registered None
—DENTAL STAFF—
Dr. W. C. Waite Dr. C. S, Ellington
TODAY AND
1OMORROW
Insurance—Insurance — Insurance—Insurance
B \ INSURANCE III
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a huge success.
Owing to the law phi.h prohib-
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In this, my final message to the
citizenship of Cooper in behalf of
my candidacy for the office of
Mayor, I wish to say, I am closing
my campaign with the same
thought in view that has been my
desire during the entire time of
this campaign-«-TO SEE AN AD-
MINISTRATION of HARMONY
IN COOPER—and one as conser-
vative as the progress of our town
will permit.
We are witnessing the closing
of a campaign that has been in
some instances fraught with charg-
es and counter-charges that had no
place in this campaign and are
shameful in their statements—
charges that will leave ili-feeling,
hatred and wounds that it will take
years to overcome, and let me re-
mind you now, the healing of these
wounds caused by the shameful
charges made in this campaign
will be effected at the EXPENSE
OF THE ENTIRE CITIZENSHIP
of Cooper, and 1 am proud I have
had no part in that fight.
I have tried to conduct my cam-
paign in a manner that would meet
with the approval of the voters of
Cooper, and I am willing to leave
that matter to your decision, and
furthermore I have tried to be fair
with both of my opponents and
believe this campaign closes with
both of these men having much
more kindly feeling toward me
than either could possibly have for
the other after waging such a cam-
paign as they have conducted,
thereby giving me the privilege, if
elected Mayor, to enter into the
new administration with the sup-
it to the voters of Cooper if either
of my opponents could possibly clA
this after having conducted a cam-
paign such as is closing.
I have tried to present my plat-
form to the voters in a clear, con-
cise and plain manner and believe
this has been done.
At no time have I made impos-
sible promises or statements that
might be misleading, and neither
of my opponents have seen fit to
criticize my platform or any state-
ment I have made with reference
to this campaign.
Having been reared in Cooper,
I believe I know Cooper people,
their needs and desires from the
standpoint of burdensome taxa-
tion, excessive light, gas and wa-
ter rates as well as excessive ex-
pense in operation of the City Com
ernment and I promise you NOWr
if elected Mayor, it will be my pur-
pose to begin immediately after
taking office a campaign for the
reduction in the expenses of these:
items, beginning at home with our
own utility (water and sewer) by '
reducing the present rate charged
at once and a reduction jn the
operating expense of our City Gov-
ernment as outlined to you in my
platform. v
Assuring you of the pleasure it
has been to me in making this cam-
paign, the privilege of meeting
with you and discussing the prob-
lems of our town and community,
asking for your support on the
basis of a conservative, progress-
ive and harmonious administra-
tion, 1 respectfully solicit the vota^
itize^^
BONDS
FIRE CASUALTY LIFE :-x
■ —CALL— ^
A. R.BYRNS& CO.g
B Telephone 135. “When You Lose—We Pay” fl
Insurance—Insurance — Insurance—Insurance
and support of the entire cil
ship of Cooper for the office of
Mayor, on Tuesday, April 4thk
port of the entire citizenship of
Cooper, and I am willing to leave
Thanking you,
HOLLIS WHITE,
Political Advertisement Candidate for Mayor.
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The Delta Courier (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 14, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 4, 1933, newspaper, April 4, 1933; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth980854/m1/4/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Delta County Public Library.