The Flatonia Argus (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 13, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 21, 1940 Page: 4 of 4

                                
THE FLATON1A ARGUS
THURSDAY, MAK. 21, 1940
Market Report
(Prices NUbject to    change
without notice). *' *•
Cotton—
Strict Middling    10.751
Middling    10.50
Stris-t l/ow ..      10.25
•ottanm-ed, per ton .... 28.00
Hulls,    pei ton    ■•'.    11 00
Meal, per 100 lbs. nk.    .. 1.8a
Turkays ......... 7-9c
Hens ....... 8*10c
Crearri    ....    21 -23c
Fryers    *    12-4 4c
■\Boosters      5C
Egg* (Candled basis)    12c
Ducks .......    7c
Geese ........    5c
GiliBE:
pigeons, per dozen ............f>0c
Hides    ..... ... 5c
Bees Wax, per lb.............. 8c
Pecans    .....    .....    . 7-Hc
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ULDOON
USINGS
•    Rev. D. O. Blaisdell, Corr. *
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Many from here spent all
day last Saturday in La
Grange at the County Inter-
st'tlo'laslfe" league Meet. The
filial results* in points for
Group I, which is our group
was — Rocky Ridge . 171
points, Muldoon 91 points
;tn«1 Prairie Valley 00 points.
Muldoon lost, the cup after
having won it" for two con-
■ ccutive years. Had they won
,-?4
kept it for good. »
Mrs. M. Byler spent the
weekepd in Houston last
week.    •
___________ Mrs. Parker Brown visited
with Irit-ml.s. * and relatives
"    . _    in Houston last week..
A POLITICAL o M™- Ivy returned
A    honie Saturday from a weeks
Announcement. > |mwi,h
mHNWwww    ♦. im. ♦: **# <#**)*« ***:
For Commissioner, Free. 3—-
A. L. VRANA
(Re-election)
add relatives.
Tom iltrles
* $
\ Social Events -;
Of The Week    J
J    t
MRS. KOPECKY IS
Hostess to w.m.s.
Mrs. K, V. Kopecky was
hostess' to the M-ethodist
W.M.S. Monday afternoon
at her home. The program
dealt with “The Life of
Isabella Thoburn”, missioaary
to India. After the program,
the hostess served delicious
and cake.
ALBERT L. DERDEN
WILL OPEN CAMPAIGN
FOR GOVERNOR MAR. 25
—i-    .    &
Houston, March 15.— Al-
bert L. Derden, of Marlin,
will open his campaign for
Governor at Old Washington
on felu- Brazos at, 8 p.m.
Monday, March 25th. There
will be no Mountain Music,
lit) emotional appeal and no
ballyhoo, but a serious mind-
•ed, common-sense appeal to
the intelligence “of Texas
*    SCREEN HITS    *
AT THE LYRIC    *
•    ******••
“Everything Happens
At Night”
There’s a different Sonja
Ilenie at the Lyric Theatre,
where her latest 20th Cen-
lifry-iFox picture, w ‘"EveryT
thing Happens at Night”,
opens Sunday. It’s even • a
more remarkable Sonia
Honie, if that were possible, $
,    for in addition to her aniaz-
voters for support of a plat- i||tf artistry amt - genin,-. on j*
form that will in effect mean] skate.s iwnl skis, the famous a
of In* blonde st-'r displays a new I*
Farmer — You say you
have been -1 around every-
where and you. can’t find
a thing to do?
Sambo:    Yas.” suh, Boss,
dat’s right. I’m jes’ too heavy
fer light work an’ jes’ too
light for heavy work.
EASTER CARDS
5c to 25c
at
JOHNSON’S
Drug Store
Get your EASTER GOOD-
IES at Berger’s.
EASTER FOOD SAVINGS
CLASSIFIED
Rgtes:- Be, per line, first in-
sertion. (25c minimum.)
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PMiitMitiiiiniuiiiiiiiiHkiKiiiiiiiitfinniiiiiiiuuHniiiiiniititnntiiiiiiiittuiitio
BUCKLES COVERED
i. , IN WHITE
2    NON-RUST .FINISH
ROUND OR SQUAKN
A-NT HI/E
1 >    25c
, ,    . (Postpaid)
For Bella 1 to 2*1 •_> iachm wide
MRS. FRANK SIEVERS
GutaBade*, Jmmtm
(14*1 Ip)
amilNMHIIMIINUlirn.lV1. <r . UnrNIL'IWIlimHWIIlHIMWIWMVn
(’hristi visited in the M. By-
ler home Jhis past weekend.
The County ^fckdiool ..Btyual-
appointed- Sam Hopper, and
Clarence.. Ray as trustees
.from the 15 thuviy School
district to the new' Cistern* time.
School Board.
• The '■'UOtcvu Sc ties,| Bd-ariff",
is advertising for; bids on
the BythauV School- House
and will receive such..'bids
until Sunday.
PARTY SATURDAY
The Intermediate Class of
the* Baptist Sunday ^Schoyl
met at the home of Jo Faye
and Robert Stoner for a social
and business meeting Satur-
day night. Jane Marsh gave
a short devotional after
which the business meeting
was hold.
Following the meeting, a
Corpus 1 series, of out-door—game*
were played, after which a
delicious luncheon of chicken
salad, sandwiches, potato
chips, cake and 'punch was
Served to. the' nine guests.
All y.ported a delightful
—Reporter
-k—■-T.1>: --Mr-1--—
a new declaration
dependence h
at -the shrine- \vherc Texas
severed its relations with an
oppressive government-—-this
new declaration of In-
dependence will sever rela®
lions with those special in-
terests and vicious ' forces
who have virtually gained
control of the administrative
forces of our government
<„ FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY
•T
-2 Pkgs.
(Marmalade Jar for lc)
Mr. Derden will present a
definite,' constructive farm
-program_to. his—listeners on
March 25th that will he de-j
signed to. . promote farmer'
ownership. He will -present
an approach to the-Industrie
alization problem that will
go farther and, deeper, than
ballyhoo speechmaking to
the tunes of “Beautiful T(?X-
er pound
packed story th-1 makes her!''
top-, among tin. ’aetsosse: oi.lfj *>IA-
tjii* screen    » - \it.
With tbi support-nf hvo 9*
leading men, R-iv Mi-tand ^ SHORTENING-^—4 Lb. Carton
ft FANCY SANTOS PEA BERRY—2 d-b,.
rafe’s first in . entevtainnwit CORN—Blue & White, 3 can*
among any the season ha* « ----.— --
I thus far presented.    * CRACKERS—2 Lb. box ......................
37c
25c |
STOP THAI ITCPIING
Tom Davis and family
jl> nt Suilday. with refatiyes
near Stnimville'1 at a birthday
parly*in his honor.
The Senior Union social at
Ih<- Baptist Church wrfs well
attended Frirla’y night in spite
nf th eool weather
The Sunday SYho >1 of ' tSie
j Baptist Church will conduct
a study t ir.se f<>r alt inter
| r ted at the church - next
: weak. Wj- will l>w s'tidying
» book about the Bible. and
! mvi rvone is invited attm.id.
^lrs. Julia Fleek who . was
‘ ' week In
TO PLANT NOW
-Jn .the Ttrirtrtte and lower
South', the following vege-
tables should be put in im-
mediately, if ndt already
planted ■—r——........ -—
Broccoli,. 'Beot?C Carrots,
Lettuce, Spinach, Mustard,
Onion plants, Onion", seed,
English peas, Irish potatoes,
Parsnips, Kale, Salsify. .
—From The Progressive
' Farmer '
Willie Roths and Frank
g POWDERED SIJGAR—2 Boxe*
4k'    ■
Fresh vegetables for your
Easter Dinner sr Berger5*; —
TI1R1^Y •    -r. j SAMDERA’S RED & WHITE ,
Teacher to,, young Johnny- PHONE 6    -    .    WE DELIVER - g
Which would ypu r;djier_have
eeVen-fourteenttts of an ;    ^    __ ______ _
“teU. I    r„! 1m_ 1'
will tax bhoir very effort to
live.    -    ••    1
Mr. Derdin will support an
irtereased tax on natural re-
sources including !i cent-a-
gallon processing tax on all
gasoline refined in Texas in
place of the present four
dent tax on gasoline consumed
in the State. Special broait-
Nin'ak spent"'W•,Tuesday VTslv    traasmfttlng e,,uip_
Viu-at i*' hwiig mojed to ()hd
as<” *and he will sRow">ihoW _________
the social, security pioblcms have— buH - of an-■ -*orangt*; \kir'nr itIIkWii a ayrae" ■-'~ “
of, his state ■ cap 1 rtarrt^ should , beclunse you lotre too much |S Wt Kt ntAUyUAKICKj • • •
be provided for * Vithouf | juieg, when yoi) cut it-into *
burdeiyng .' the poor and ' seven fourteenths:
needy with a sales tax that r .  ---:o^—r———
FOR
-'Hams Tor
Berger’s.
Easter
from i
f1 Alfcli    r'    ‘ ;K!!l!?ln™    ' U f."
ing feet Johnson Drug Store!
expected . to IvtlTKn home
Sunday.
^wiM scH TUI m jar of Black ,    | ,(,Vi. Minor t . recovering-
Hawk Ojnt inapt
guarantee
$1.00.
Pr4c,. 50c a,Ml | \l    bil-'tn he1 outside
lu-io) |-))t >s|',„r(. aalk*.
D. Woopmau is suffer-
.    ■ ,    , - .    * . -    - I ntif    a severe attack of
•iitpmto pl.inl^. . o John    I • fi,j- his home. We hope
FOR . SALK S'mo' at inly (
Sc
Flatonia. Rt *8 in Pr;»!)a.
1 he is soon “coov-ercd com-
—FOR ’ HAIJTTYR^nrA DEY j    .    ,
Sli’    "'S-rl- 1m“Sr
ing .at Red Bank,
.'.George    FI anna    of- Kelly
Field is speniling his vaeatioif-
with 'relntiyes' here.
Mr. and Mrs. F A. Nesrs-
ta, Mrs. Lcnert Nesrsta amt
Mi*. D.vK. faigait spent Sun-
slay in,Smithvjlle.
Easter    Eggs, Bask«t» and
Candy at    Berger’s;
■JJ, ■    ___y - - -> r»i.- . ,
**•••*•••
*    EASTER CARDS    *•
* >    „    5p- to 25c -    t,
*    *    - at    * *
»    . JOHNSON'S
*    Drug Store
KING’S
EASTER CANDYS
20c to $1.50
at
JOHNSON’S
Drug Store
WaslMagtrtn oir ,'tfie Brazos
for the occasioiv and tjie |
entire speech "'ill be broad-
cast, 8:00 to 9:00    P.m.,
Mprclj 25th, over the Texas
Quality Network.
1--:o :-r
Housewife The eggs you
selit rm- this ntornthg' were
all rotten. •"
' flnVor ' That’s top.” bat)..
Houm wife-^-No, the whole
doy.cn.    ,    •    •
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QC
MEMORIALS
—FEE—    '■ ‘
T. W. “PAT” PATTERSON
Local Representative
EASTEF? NEEDS
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF EASTER CARDS.
—lc to 15c—
CANDY RABBITS, EASTER EGGS AND OTHER*
EASTER NOVELTIES .. .
REUCHOUS STATUES, ROSARIES, PRAYER B0OKS |
- AND SICK CALL SE.TS. *    ’ *.
■ Oysters for -Easter at Beo
ger’s.    •    ;
J H. R; THULEMEYER -
etc. See It. W. BlvatoiV.” •‘"‘'■'i1"1 .af,,'l'l * ‘    s‘‘t
iv.mi,
For SAI E Inner ipringi lorp and t"° ttwi* were visit-
mattreSs, l.xhlo anil    chaif',| ors in the John Richardson ,
garden hose, wheelbarrow.-: homo la-t week.    I ^
‘^armserntr-m
11 YRrrj
$ ,    THEATER \J
rifle, shotgun, all in good.j Reports' are that . MiSfi 1    .j^.    <*c• -a
in good! Reports' are that
condition. Apply to “B” at { Panline S«allorn‘ of Stair-
Argu* office.    (lip)    town is ill and her mother
m -    ■ -    'j. i ; ami vi anilniothi r left today
to visit, her.
Thy signs*of spring are
increasing: besides the gras*,
flowers, and trees which are
growing wo see improve-
ment* ’in various homes such
'a* built-in cabinets af the V\ .
II. Rightmer home, new
electric, refrigerators in other
homes, and new cars In some
’other garages. Thi.-k keeps
Georgia 1 ,|,(> s.,|esmen busy and we
Burta. t-ike a new lease on life for
i another year, and they take
on our
PRAHA SCHOOL
NEWS
Honor Roll
First grade: Leon Pospisil,
Vladimir P«upi41{ Edwin
R'r.vk, Daniel Surmail, John
Bily, Bet-lie Celnv, Annie
Stryk, Mildred Pospisil,
Elaine GrcLre.
Second grad
man, Alois Shu»l,.
Kocourek. Dorothy
Martha Stryk.
Third grade': Uo^ie Kriiov- n n,,w mortgage
jak, Gladys Dnrilck    - salaries
Fourth grade: Stanley Per \v hid-the salesmen do not
ny- ,    ,    ' ■ I-ret. .the local l’avap Show
fifth    gtSnlc:    Anthony    W)|| u,.t f01. (h0v    nre now
' Okruhlik.    Lmw__Bib. Agues    brrP f.TT VrcrmimT    entrrtnm-
, Fnjktis. Bernice Darib k.    Ui Hu- street in front
Seventh    . cade:    Eugene    tlu,
Rerz^-    w- Sonic will b'e disappointed
Eighth    grade:    Arden    T,-(..u.intr    lhis as    the WPA
Knezvk. \ aclav Okruhlik, j ha< ,topp(-d temporarily and
Louis Zanalae. Mary Masek. I ,|H,n> xvi|| |,„    money to
Josie Blaha.    sjiend. Wu hopu it will soon
Ninth grade:    Irene Dari-
lek. Magdalrn Bily. Ladmila
1 Fajkus.    *,
Merit List
First gratis; Vipeent PavU-
ShoW Starts at 8:00 p. in.
TODAt — THURSDAY
March 27^28
“DEAD END KIDS
ON DRESS PARADE”
With
The Dead End Kids
John * L1TEL
Fra like THOMJfS
PLUS: NEWS & SHORTS
this
•v *
■t
lu> opened again
koetton. —
With Easter next Sunday
and our financial condition
as it is, we will not be able
eek. ^George .Masek. Advlla j t(1    ^ig “show” of efur
..Iffcj^------------r new—Spring clothes, — but we-
Second -grade:-    Adolf i can j,,. iust as happv in *cr
Haiek. Daniel Lev.    I vice for others in our last
Third grade:    Vaclav vc|otj,t.s us they were
Maaek. Eugene Fajkus, Ben-
nie Fajkus, Monica Bily.
Mary Larla, Annie Haiek.
new. There will be very little
diffc-renoo in the style of
women* hats any way. as they
(Bp
Tourth grade; Bernard sti|| hardlv resemble what
Stryk, Herbert Surmair, Emil might he called truly a hat.
tier, Anita Nesrsta,' Mary--—-—-—.
Novak.
Fifth grade: Ernest Stryk. I
irmnn '
Sixth gra«le: Joe Surmaii.
J della N«.*r*ta.    ’
Knte frada: tfloarli* Lev.
August Ijhte. Tltei kTo\sar.;„
Melvin Faikus. Jpdith %
Fajkus, Adella Rudolf.,
KING’S
EASTER CANDYS
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
TEX RITTER
In
“THE MAN FROM TEXAS”
Also: Selected Short Subjects
MATINEE.,.
Saturday -2:80 P. M.
DRESS y P FOR
EASTER
LEXOJS MAKE YOUR
SUIT OR DRESS
LOOK LIKE NEW
t
WITH OUR MODERN CLEANING PROCESS,
CITY PRESSING SHOP
*    *T
Phorie 149    One D*V Service
V
3>:
1
EASTER SPECIALS
.1 ■. , •-*
FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MARCH 22-23
■ V    1 .    •    i
.. r__: A.W_. j —-  J~~    ; -r-. ■ ; • 1  _ ----- *r
MOUNTAIN GROWN    (FREE CHANCE)
Magnolia Coffee—1 Lb. Vacuum can . . . 25c
KIX—Corn Cereal, 2 Boxes    25c
„    (Marmalade Jar Free)
BROOMS—Good quality, 'eaeh    ............ 25c
SHELLED PECANS
EASTER EGGS—Lb. Pk*.\.
1 Lb. Pkg. . .
Vi Lb Pkg.
15c—2 Lbs.
BIG ASSORTMENT OF FRESH HOME STYLE
EASTER LAY ER CAKES
WALLA’S BAKERY
EASTER SPECIALS!
SUNDAY & MONPAY
•‘EVERYTHING HAPPENS
AT NIGHT”
With :
Sonia HBN1K
Kav MILL AND
Robert CUMMINGS ,
Alan D1NF.H ART
PLUS:    NFAVS—SHOUTS
Mat idee: Sunday 2:30
WEDNESDAY .t THURS.
March 27-28
“INVISIBLE STRIPES”
With
George RAFT
Jane BRYAN
Hunn'hrev BOGART
Wm. HOLDEN
ALSO: NEWS - SHORTS
ooo -
♦ SILK DRESSES—Sizes 12-46
i StRAW HATS—Latest Sty’es
FULL FASHIONED HOSE—-New color* .—
PURE SILK HOSE—Sheer Chiffon
RAYON SLIPS—Straight and bias
RAYON PANTIES—Womens and childrens
LADIES PURSES—Best styles and colors
* ‘
LADIES SHOES—Newest Styles
—o    o-
....... • $2.49
$1.00 - $1.95
79c    $1.00
'1Ar Yroof of the VtuUmg
is in the Eating' ‘
I n old um on ruan mi i
49c_ X
■■ '-Hgi
59c «
; ■
$1.98
39c - 59c
*"■'7
* I COMING
20c to $1.50V,    ••■■THE FIGHTING J9TII
.) * K. •*   ----—_
at
JOtINfiON’S
Drug Store
, • » •
• Y
Rabbits, ' Eg.-js, Candy,
Baskets and other Easter
Novelties at Berger’s.
$1.00 m
$1.98 1
I HUARACHES—Beige and white    $1.49 - $1-98    |
f SADDLE OXFORDS—Whit * and tan
| PRINTED SILKS AND SPUN RAYONS
*    MEN’S STRAW HATS^-New styles & colors $1    -    $1.98    jjj
•    MEN’S FELT HATS—Summer weight    $1.98    -    $3.50    |
♦    DRESS SHIRTS—Latest patterns    $1.00    *    $1.95    |
|    TIES—Spring colors and patterns ...    50=    -    yl.CO    |
*    SLACK SUITS-Spun weave and gabardine $3.50 - $4.05    |
DRESS PANTS—Latest styles & colors    $1.93    -    34 9-3    |
MEN’S SHOES—All colors Cl styles $1.98 - »3 50 -14,50 *
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