The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 19, 1934 Page: 4 of 8
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While country papers have
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they give us the crates we put
merchants of that town
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THURSDAY, JULY, 19. 1931
t<» meet demands of the church
; league and cleaner, better pic-
■UBHCRIPTION PRIOR
11.00 rER YEAR
and Rod River Counties
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
Cross of Mt. Pleasant,
chicken,
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Numerous homes in this stc-
tion have exhausted their sup-j
1 some I
annua! sale of furs.
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Anyone dissatisfied with our
100 degree tem|>eratures sh >uld
move to northwest Oklahoma,
where 112 to 118 in the -hade
fa nothing uncommon.
rm nt
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chance to try again.
• he is a
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J A commendable move is the
tight in which ali churches,
Catholics, Jews and Protestants
are uniting against Indecent z„ - - . r j • * j n *u u*
moving pictures. Immoral I Clarksville is credited with sav- fedsixty days.. He thought
scenes, plots and characters; *9^ merchants of that town . •
I thousands of dollars which they up strawberries in. He thought
would have spent for worthless every farmer had a I '.
advertising. The advertising bonk and did everything by
solicitor is referred to the C. what the book °aid. He said
of C. where a committee of ex- lots of this land was going to
j on sell f~>r its taxes and one could
M< r ' make a fortupe buying up this
Own cheap land and re-selling it.
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A noted doctor of Manhattan
says women have gone to the
dogs. He must have seen that
nudist wedding .in Chicago
awhile back. But he said man
had changed very little. Con-
sidering the present status of
man, he must have been a pup-
py when he made his advent.
a big recipe
If-
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the postoffice a $1
bird stamp and -.lick it on their i,y tnrr
v.il hurry
thing a'>'Hit
f«-r a I in
v.a'er
I had a hot argument with
one of these scientific city farm-
jers t xiay and what a pity for
i such a vast amount of knowd-
edge to go to waste when stor-
ed trp in one of these chaps. He
did not know’ that plow points
had to be sharpened. He thought
| you could put a pound of fat a
day on a chicken. I would like
tempting to sell advertising in to see one of that kind after it
, Ariz., where 110 is
as courageously ( no{ considered so hot, because j
the air is extremely dry.
Revival of an old plan re-
quiring a letter of ntimmend-
ation from the Chamber of
Commerce for all persons at-
A 800-bah Mississippi cotton
fanner will test the constitu-
tionality of the Bankhead bill
in the courts. The bill was
passed to curb (Wer-production
of just such men as those (who
raise 300 bales of cotton, and
who refuse to co-operate with
other growers m reducing the
crop to increase the price.
If these sizzling temperatures
of over 100 degrees continue
. . - . | much longer, we will finally get
been suffering financial difficul- used to them. Extremely dry
I ties the past few years, and in , ajr helping us to stand the
ninety-five percent of the cases heat. If there was much hu-
surviving them, there has been midity, it certainly would be
a distinct improvement in th(’!fierce indicating that all things
iquality of news and editorial icould get worse than they are.
service. No line of business Reminds us of the weather in;
— probably, has kept faith with Phoenix, —
It has become hot enough for *ts customers i
the big city stores to start their weekly press.—Viscon-
The Texas Declaration of In
dependence was “ a<fripTeiT
aignd at old Washington-ofi.
the-Rrazos on March 2, ISIG
This spot, n <tlimr on th<- bank
of one of Texas gfeat riv r-
will lx* visit* <1 bv thous i
during the Texas (kmt' nnial in
1936. -It is another reason
every Texan sh' ild Think-talk-
Write Texas. It’.- your state.
It’s your celt brati< n. .
The Times editor has
to a stag party to Im> given Sat-1 Egypt.
Congressman Wright Patman tures may be expected.
. is using display space in the
newspapers of his district this
week to thank the people for nni<-. v « imv.
their consideration of his ef-. j{e gambles with the weather,
forts. Your attention is dirct-
ed to the statement.
Locks like the San Eranci*co,
strike trouble is~ alxjut to be (
settled. The Times man h. s
worried some alxiut conditions
prevailing in that city, since his
mother and a sister reside ’h e*'.
urday afternoon by Editor Bill [a chance—;
Cross of Mt. Pleasant. With If.he wins,
fried chicken, Waterrm hns ally, he comes off with a
and Elberta peaches ripe, we [stake; if he loses, which
■L wouldn’t miss Bill's party for | does more frequently, he has
two page ads. ■ chance to try again. ” 1
good lo-er.
would
uniting agunrrt
pictures,
I scenes, plots and
have been protrayed in a vast I
majority of recent pictures and
the person desiring good, clean
entertainment was hard put to
find it. A hurried scramble is .
being made by movie producers [ f*’1 H nc,e< advertisers pass
|the value of the scheme,
chants may use their own cheap land and
judgement in -patronizing soli- S'iid he was going ta^Tt^RoffTc
citors without the committee’s of it and show people what can
sanction, but usually refuse, be done.
Several projects for space on who owned it now could not
circulars and novelties have make a living on it and pay thn
i submitted, but recom- taxes hoiw could he? He said
i m* ndation was refused as they they just don’t go at it right.
| were worthless from an adver- .1 told
viewpoint. The same | enough to go at it right and
I nk/xtir I’***
generally acclaimed by mer- ‘ would be the smartest man in
i the United States.
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Sport-men nx’eivc another world
dig—another money making in-. Mitchell, S. D.
ovation is th ■ so call d duck
stamp. Her after, ht:nter< go-
ing after duck and otln r mi-
gratory fowl must buy from ply of drinking water, and
migratory is bt ing brought in from Paris
We hope the ■ govern-”"
up and do
our applica-
_wiLh_which tu.j.
a v.a'er and sewer sys-
If that fail . it will thVn
up to he ci: v o otfi r for
■ bonds that wer** v' ted for
. , t*.it purpose -everal years ago.
nds 11<> bond market now is in bet- [
ter conditi >n than fcr several
Vt ar<, and if we ever expect to
build a real town here at De-
port we must have water and
1 s wer.
I
him if he had sense
When « salesman comes to
town Mllint hosiery, groceries,
magMinea, etc. some merchants
fed sure that he is a menace
to the community and it is the
solemn duty of the home news-
IMsper to fight against the in-
vader. But -when a fly-by-
night peddler for a cheap print-
Ri.*0 PW Year Outside of Lamar *nR concern blows in, that’s no
menace.
characters :
would have spent for worthless every farmer had
The advertising book ;
Here’s the world’s biggest
i gambler, the American farmer!
j with the soil. with, grasshop-• ^en
. pej>, with army worms, with
viewpoint. The samel
bnl shots of the plagues of anc.enr . d I lf.
i i. Every spring he tak<*s. •. - - -
•a desperate chance. I yan(j s m(.n
as he does occasion-
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starve.—Gazett i,
Coon Creek
By JOB W. GANDY
in Mt. Vernon Optic-Herald
moisture.
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Beans
70c
Coffee
27c
Certo
10c
10c
WHk.
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Hales Leader
Three Pounds
8-Ounce
Per Bottle
Hersh eys
Half Pound
Shipment freshly-milled Flour—Bewleys Best and
Shawnee—Priced Right.
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G. W. BARTLETT
“It Pays to Pay Cash” BOGATA, TEXAS
’T’ Temple Garden
1 CH. —•--— —Package
Cocoa
CASH PRICES TALK
Meal - - ioTsaek 45c
^Pounds $1.00
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A great lot io being oaid brings them in other p
about Jupiter Pluvius and the where they have bootleggera
rain, but if I know my stuff Ju-
piter is getting terribly behind
with his work in this country
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and where men quit their wivee
and run off with some other
man’s wife. We don’t have any
if it is his business to supply of these here but from sone
moisture. But very likely Mrs. cause he has neglected us.
Pluvius belongs to the canning There isn’t a man in this coun- .
club and has had to be sway I try afraid of some other fellow
running off with his wife be-
cause he would not get far
with her for the club meets
every Thursday, and she isn’t
going to miss that to run off
with John Nance Gamer.
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| from home a great deal and Ju-
piter has had to stay at home
and tend to the chickens. But
looks like he could run out
some night after supper and
give us a good shower. He
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City Tailor Shop
L. I. BARRETT, Prop.
Mineral Wells, Tex.|O5
Hot Springs, Ark.---S7.50
Galveston, Tex----flOO
San Antonio, Tex------S13A0
New Orleans, La. >l«.O5
Corpus Christi, Tex._ 917 55
Chicago, IU. ttt-05
Colorado Springs, Col 125.05
Miami. Fla.---0»A0
Los Angiles, Cat---f4Mi
Dixie Motor Coach Corp.
Betel BMtar Nl. Ptern 110
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CLEANING PRICES
REDUCED
cleaning and
on
Other work priced
for all suits and for plain dresses,
accordingly.
We have reduced our prices
pressing to the old level of
50c
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THE DEPORT TIMES,
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• DEALER ADVERTISEMENT
tops a 22-year record of engineering progress
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that makes Chevrolet the best riding car in
the low-price field
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eventually to adopt theee and other
FIRST With
MODERN DYNAMIC LINES
comes tbs climax at Coevroiet • engineering
leadership: the Knee Action ridel This
FIRST with
NO DRAFT VteMATION
FIRST with the
SAFETY GAS TANK
FIRST with the SLIDING
GEAR TRANSMISSION
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FIRST
In the low-price field with
THE SELF STARTER
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CHEVROLET
. Year after year, it’s been
lj1< sanw etory: Chevrolet
FIRST with ths NEWEST and BEST!
Chevrolet lending—others following. Chev-
rolet out in front with the latest proved ad-
vancements. Self-starter! Sliding gear
transmission! Streamlined design! ft was
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newest of motoring sensations is a marvel
of smooth, easy, gentle motion. No other
ride in the world can even compare with
it. It makes Chevrolet far and away the
beet riding car in the low-price field.
Have you noticed how America has taken
to the Knee-Action ride? In the fint 6
months, demand for Chevrolet can eent pro-
duction to the highest total attained by any
automobile during 1934,
CHEVROLET MOTOR CO., DETROIT, MICH.
Cmysre CbswvWs lew detiewW frim and smy
G.M.A.C. lerms. A Gesereb Meten Fefae
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Kelsey Motor
Deport, Texas
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