The Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 255, Ed. 1 Friday, June 28, 1935 Page: 4 of 4
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the graham daily reporter. Friday, juke
C. H. Parker
CASH GROCERY S MARKET
Peeler Wants To
Abolish 48 States
By SA estbrook Peeler
I have seen considerable mention
ROVING RAMBLER
(LELA MOORE WILLHITE)
WANDERER
Friday
SPECIALS
Saturday
KEY
i n»vr wii —— - O niy soul, what jrr°Ri unrest
of states’ right* lately without dis- throbbing breast,
covering whut states need right* Thoughts of loneliness possess me
for, anyway, except to enable tha the beBOties that 1 *ee.
shiftless sisters to mooch a cup of Hom<;
| sugar from their betters now and
n c* i-i
BACON. English
Sliced. Lb ......
2?
CHEESE. Full
Cream. Lb.........
15f
STEAK. Tender
Seven. Lb.
19‘
DRY SALT JOWLS,
Per Pound ......
I6C
LUNCH MEAT.
Per Pound ......
22*
u
FRESH CORN,
Per Ear ......
New POTATOES.
Per Pound ........
|V,C
LETTUCE,
Per Head ........
3C
TOMATOES,
Per Pound
u
ORANGES.
Each ............
lc
BANANAS.
Per Pound ........
5‘
i
I
CORN
FLAKES
Miller’s
2 Large
Packages
FLOUR
Rodkey’s 48 Pounds $1.75
Best 24 Pounds . ,91c
SHORTENING,
KPOCND CARTON
• ■..........
$1.03
C. H. PARKER16 ounce Loaf, Sliced 7c
Ipan Rolls, 12 to pkg.....5c
'assorted fried PIES 5d
t. n. i
BREAD:
TEA, Yellow Vi lb, . .21c
Lable Lipton’^-Ar lk.. ,41c
1 lb. 81c; Glass free with
each one-fourth pound.
1C
Grape Nut Flakes, Qt
Per Pkg. ........
JELLO,
3 Packages ... ••
COFFEE, Maxwell
House. Lb. ......
CERTO.
Per Bottle
O. B. Macaroni &
Spaghetti, Pkg... .7
T
has flown with time,
Thus, alas peace falls to chime,
again And why is it neces-ary to gye;, for|orn my roaming days,
have so n*any states in this count) y wjtj, p^ace my heart stays,
nowadays ? It is true that the ** A gre>t uneasiness vaguely prest
stars look well in the flag an' wanderer with no home blest,
that the pinks and greena and sun- wr)cunw to .you, some do say,
I dy-browns make an interesting pat- ^WK hast fled the homey day?
tern in the map* which the kids are ^ whol<>negg 0f this passing joy,
required to visualise In school. | pergjgtingly lingers a thought to
It also rs true that the present | annoy.
organisation necessitates the main- ),OTne your own nor s he Iter,
tenance of 48 expensive state leg-, I jke the clotldg „n a skelter.
1 statures, 48 governors, auditors, Some day perhapg there-11 be a home
treasurers, state printers and »t- Ne>er no morp then I’ll roam,
t« meys-general and 48 sets of g^y^ me down forever there
hoards and commissions, together por>rwt part sorrows and care,
with their clerical help and pap“t
i work. Many of these officers and
archaic and could be abolished en-
tirely without loss except to poli-
ticians.
Most of the remainder could be I
consolidated into a small number
of regional administrative Centers at|
great economy and probably with! * ““ „ _
improvement in the service. Fed- PHILLIPS— AB R
eral courts, too, are more honest Riggs, cf ....................4 1
and intelligent and much less sub- Harrell, 2b ......—.,........3 1
ject to political pressure than state E. Carter If ................4 .1
courts and could be extended into Shoemaker, s* .......—4 1
the lower reaches with every pros- Seth, lb ...........-...........* 0
peet of a net gain to the country G. Carter, 3b ...............3 0
and certainly without possiblity of Allison, rf ................. .4 0
loss. It would be foolish to argue House, c ............—.3 1
i that graft would be abolished, but Weatherall, p ..............4 0
certainly the opportunities would be TOTAL ............88 6
diminished and the quality of pub-1
lie servants improved through the Phillips—• 3 0 0 0 0 0 1
reduction in numbers,
the worst of them.
Certainly the people of all the Chaffin, sf
But the time is not here
So on I waader here and' there.
And no peace can I find
For my weary restless mind. .
BOX SCORE-
The Lie New Store
OFFERS SPECIALS EVERY DAY
Eggs from hens kept on clean runs,
PER DOZEN ...................................1.....ESS.....r.......9
23c
Fresh Corn from the field,
1 DOZEN BIG EARS ...........................
2©c
BEANS, Rich in flavor,
PER POUND .....................................
PEAS that will snap,
PER POUND ....................................
CABBAGE, Green firm heads, mg
PER POUJJD .................................................. .......................... ■
m
r
m,
w
*
VOLUMB ONE.
HU
r'
ONIONS, White and sweet,
PER POUND ....................................................
ALL HOME GROWN
The Home Store
604 South Oak
Igftj
1
the altar by the groom and Hous-
ton Crump, who drove from Flor*
ida to act as beet man.
Miss McLaren wore a lovely em-
bossed white mousseline-de-soie bri-
- , dal dress with shoulder veil and
0 GEORGE H. McLARBN BECOMES carried a bouquet of white rose
1 BRIDE OF FRED KNIEFF ! buds.
0 IN TULSA WEDNESDAY
0 I Six Graham people were in at-
Xotmty
'for
tV. J. D. TH(
FRGMPd
OFTW
PASTORS PLAT
SERVICES !
AND EVI
Bridesmaids, Miss Lucille Hull
. _ and Miss Marjorie Boyer, were
0 tendance Wednesday at Tulsa when , beautiful in blue mousseline-de-eoi#
8 _ - -
1
...-.4 0
COFFEE, Del-Monte, OQ'
1 Pound ......
IF.C
it states regard themselves a* citi-l A Thompson, If
CORN, Del-Monte.
No. 2 Chn.......
SPINACH. Del-
Monte. No- 2*i Can
1 welc me everywhere in the land .......
with two exceptions. These excep- Lorranee, cf
tions, Southern California and in Mahan, 3b
leiiuaiivr »» cuiixnuaj - " *---- DCBUII1U1 in DIUP IUUUBWIine-UB*PH«
Miss George H. McLaren became wj,ile the bride’s sister,, Mrs. Hen*
the bride of .Fred Knieff In the ry Lacyi a.« matron of honor wore
_ _ <L—6 bride of Fred Knieff in the beau- a ]0vely yellow dress of tha same
eliminating Shamrock— 0 2 0 0 0 1 ,0 3 x—6 I tlful chapel of the Boston Avenue materjal.
| _ - Methodist Church. I Arm bouquets of pink roae-
110, The group, including Mrs. A. E. boda and com flowers were car-
10 0 Lynch and Lois Mae and Misses ried by Misses Hull and Boyer and
1 ‘0 0 Lou Matthews, Genevieve Lary, Vera Mrs. Lacy.
1 1 2 Mae Babb and Vera Helen A her- j Immediately following the recep-
2 0 0 nathy, returned Thursday night. tion Mr. and Mr*. Knieff left ip
110! The T ‘o'clock ceremony was fol- Oklahoma Ctty.
2 0 0 j lowed by a reception at the home ; Fo,|owjn(f ^ honeymoon <jn
2 0 0 of the ^’.jn^er^JIcPh^ Tex.s the popular young
..... ..... ......................4 0
zens of the country as a whole and McDonald, p ................4 0
not as Jerseymen or Iowans and Johnson, 2b ..................3 1
feel equally at home’ and equally joneg c ......—.............4 1
’ White, lb
.8
....4
...4
2 lb. Health Club HOC
Baking Powder----t.U
Assorted Fried Pies...5c
the winter Florida, have found them- R Thompson, rf .......4
selves the victims of their own gen- Wright, ss ....................4
tie climate, which has drawn large} TOTAL
numbers of foot-loose poor at a
0 1 son, after which Mr. and Mrs.
0 0
ham couple will live in Dallas
, , , ... „ remainder of the summer while Mf.
.34 6 14 8 3 The bride entered the beautifully hig gummeT tena
numbers of foot-loose poor at a; -o- , decorated chapel on the arm of her ^ Metllodigt University,*
time when there aren’t enough jobs The Ads la This issue—Save.! brother, Charles, to be met before
for those who get there earlier. '-—- —------ — ~ - 1 —'*a/-
Chooaing as his s<
► ■ of "Revivals”, the H
Baptist pastor, wil
week meeting with
vice tomorrow.
Assisting the Re\
the Rev. J. C._ Coh
Texas, prominent
•ong leader who »
of special music a
. vices.
The meeting at
morrow night will
« on the church lawi
a night lights especi
the revival.
“The Pleasures <
chosen ,as the past)
Science Nibbles
. Americans move from state to
state, with their families and house
hold goods jvherever their business
or their restless fancy calls them
take
(sort due to the absence of germ- | and settle down at once to
| bearing Insects. ! chips in the game and membership
The Russian Wool Institute claims jn jbe community without the j
to have perfected a depilatory si,ghtest thought that they are real-
Artifacts believed to be 25,000 | whioh when fed to sheep loosens jy outlanders after all and citizens
years old and different than those »he fl?ece and eliminates the need ^ states in whicK .they were
of sny Indian civilization have been jor .;bearinF, | born. They pour into New York
found in Minnesota. \ new secret process in England ; from everywhere in good times or
renders wool both itchless and ’ bad ,0 enjoy every privilege of the
' shrink proof. * native born including that <<f the
Dr. Stephen 3. Naher, of New vot^ as SOOn as they have e=tab-
tlavin. Conn., rlsims to have com- ) ,ighed legal residence.
..icrely cured hundreds of hopeless | |p many cases they neglect to
Minnesota.
According to Dr. Linn .T. Fow-
ler. the vemm of the black widow
apider U good for relieving the
pain of angina pectoris, heart a l-
ment,. -lorely cured hundreds oi nopeiwo in many cases tney negiwv )»
Fiagments of a meteorite So ‘“tnt 'asth.,„a cases by oral application of, wait that long. They cross state
that they will float on water hav* derjVativM of avian, human, and - -**—J ”—- “
been found in Nebraska. bovine tubercle bacilbis.—Pathfind-
A new process >f nsfining pro- ef
duces a motor oil that ia*U 26 per
cent longer than the best now
made and which is free of carbon
forming substances.
Rear Admiral Byrd says Little
America may beeouie1» health re-
YEARS AfH) THE RADIO
WAS UNDREAMED OF
—But the natural laws. on
which the operation of radio
depends, hare been in existence
since the beginning of the
world.
I The same thing is trne of
Chiropractic. The natural for-
ces which Chiropractic put* to
work in ita health-restoring
and hcalth-hwiMing Process are
ageless and eternal.
la both iaaus. it remaioed
fur trained men of to
take the forces of n,£rV*™‘
put them to work for Ihfbw
m of monkind Our ntmad-
fathers would have laughed
tie. And vet. ^
ly eatahliahed - ^ virtue of
their ngea* usefulness '
this modern wide-awake world
Get The
News Daily in The
REPORTER
Mrs. Edwin Baker of Haskell is
spending the week her* vi«iting rel-
atives.
lines to attend college, go fishing
sell white goods, mules or machinery
or buy divorces, asking nobody’s
special, permission, because they feel
that as citizens of the United States
they are citizens wherever they may
be within the country.
State lines and state rights have
j served, however, to clutter-----the
! books with laws and business with
i restrictions and have inspired many
j state administrations to demand
I everything of the Federal govern-
| ment and dump their problems and
j woes into the national pool wtthorl
j assuming any responsibility to help.
Notice!
TAX PAYERS GRAHAM IND. SCHOOL
Ncuraealometer
GRUBY & GRUBY
Palmer Graduate
CHIROPRACTORS
We wish to remind you that the last half of 1934
taxes must pe paid before July 1st to avoid penalty, also
that delinquent taxes may he paid with a penalty of 5 *
before July 1st.
Interest and penalty on all delinquent taxes after
July 1st will be as follows;
1*34 8% and Interest for Vt year @ 6%
193,3 8% and interest for lVi years @ 8%
1932 8% and interest for 2Vi years @6* , j
1931 8* and interest for 3V, year* @ 6%
1930 8% and interest for 4 ft years @ 8%
1929 8% and interest for Stt years @ 6%
1928 8% and interest for %Vi years @ %%
Office) Nest IP
KL.VMI Teem la
CHAR PARSONS, Collector
Graham Independent
Regular services
9:30 afid at 8:16 o
lug ami evening f
weeks with the vi
pnd Rev. Thorn co
evening meet
.nviting sttem
ahum the Bai
plenty of *ea'
and that a
r.s those who
,vi»t congregate
*ew Exhibii
For Jubi
“My Dear, I simply dread this daily shopping!" How many timea
have you heard that story? More than once, we trill bet a hat. And
if you ask the woman who “dreads shopping" Just why she does so,
you will usually hear something like this:
“It takes so much time! I start out and look and look and look , . •
and by the time I’ve found what I want 1 am dead on my feet- AH in,
my dear. I mean I actually am!"
You can do a friend like that a real service. Ask ker If she rends
the advertisements. Possibly she will look surprised and say, "Mot
very often. What haa that to do with Itf"
- ■ " ii, •
Tell her how yon have your mind all made op before you hang the
market basket aver your arm .... how you arc able to save step*
budget your expenditure* neatly, get what yoa want — and all with
a minimum of time and effort. Simply bees nos you have the news of
the shopping world at your finger tips all the time, by reading the ad-
nts every day.
Added to the e
place for the jubil
those prepared Fr
■ sejr Drug Store
I fm Daily Reporter.
Both displays f
old pictures of i
countians. That
Ramsey Includes )
.over a hundred y
alo*? carpenters’ 1
I Vaecount boo
' MrUf *■»*■"**'
Insur# «un mon
V old belong!
Simpson, picture
companied by cap
son who posted,
18^7 and 1842 all
est of the windo
The exhibit in
jthe Dally Reporl
|;. */ of valuable pict
landmarks and ei
lias. Included s
- diati chieftains, C
Butterfield stag)
soldiers, and m
and pioneers.
' On V
Third Rid
Man K<
i;
New York.—(I
“f* man in the wc
with hi* cap <
Six waiters m
stand
the grapefc
Advertisements Are News. Vital, Practical News.
News You Need To Keep On Tap
Redd The Advertisements Every Day
j.
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_ to the F
rthala, who ar
mandle and is
York..
I In addition 1
ha ha* one of
collections of j
is a solid gold
for 1
of 2,7(
and lfri
vk
this *r»
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The Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 255, Ed. 1 Friday, June 28, 1935, newspaper, June 28, 1935; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1034891/m1/4/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Library of Graham.