Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 170, Ed. 1 Monday, May 2, 1932 Page: 6 of 6
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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN,
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100 MILLION DOLLARS A YEAR
two week* visit In 8t. Louis.
r Kunltx hsve
4n«toa Psrk,
ay have bean
ir Kunits, Jr.
qf Snyder Is
WEDNESDAY
} $1.00 Yard
) 4 Yds. $l»o
) A» lor *l-»»
$1.69 to $2.00 Printed
Silks. 40 inches wide. . .
Table 29c to 35c Dress ~
Goods, Voiles, nub weaves
One 89c 81x99 Sheets
Three 20c 42x36 Cases.
$1.50 Plain or Mesh
Silk Hosiery, Choice.«...
him to Ds
visit with i
and Mrs
on, Waldo,
RUPTURE
and Mrs. Fred
momlnc for
1 visit friends,
m Wednesday,
xi and daugh-
Anderaon, will
nine for San
Here they will
rlalt with Ben
fiUEI.D EXPERT IlfcRK
H. M. HHEVNAN, widely kaewn
expert of ( hlcago. will personally
bd at the Hrownwood Hotel. Bruww-
weed, Thursday and Friday only,.
May S aad «. front • A. M. U I
P. M. - ■ '4
Mr. Rkrvnan aays: The Zoette
Shield is a tremendous improvement
over all former methods, effecting
immediate results. It will not only
hoty the rupture perfectly but In-
crease* the circulation. •trentUhens
the weakened party, thereby closes
the opening in ten days on the aver*
age case, regardless of heavy lifting,
straining or any position the body
may assume no matter the tiae or
location. A nationally known sci-
entific rr.< thod No under straps or
cumbersome arrangements and ab-
solutely no medicines of medical
treatments. /'
Mr. H hr man trill be glad to dmmn-
•trate without charge ttr fit tk+m if
degirrd.i Address 6605 V. TAI.MAN
AYR., CHICAGO.
For m year* assistant to F. H.
Seeley, famous rupture wxpert ef
COT SWOMT-.TH DO0 HAD ME *
A *AH Stmo OJ A —IKII,
Tabl« Ladies' Hats........... .....fI*W
Beret.. *1.25 to *2 for. ...........,....$1.00
• Ladie,' Sweaters to *3.00....;...........*1.98
■ . • . .« . -' / ' j I
MEN’S DEPARTMENT
Men's Lochinvar Light Weight Silk Socks for Men,
made by Holeproof Co., 35c value, fancy patterns,
4 PAIRS FOR *1.00 •_
■A 4 % - 0 • r f . » *
$1.50 Men’s Athletic Unions......... . . .$1.00
50t Unions, V-Neck, 3 for ............... .$1.00
• „ .i /•
FAULTLESS—No-Belt Pajama., $1.00
Brogtfkloth materials, Wednesday. *
Boys* Shirts, Button Waists, | $1«00
' 69c to $1 values, 2 for........!........ *
T I* • .1 » v * ' _ t
1 • Men's .Broadcloth Track Pants and fine Swiss
Ribbed Undershirts—
.3 Garments for $1.00
• . ” , • r
$1.00 OFF—the price of any $5 to $6 Felt Hat for
men—dress shapes.
SHOE DEPARTMENT—
150 PAIRS Women s $5 and $6 Slippers, broken
sizes, of Vitality and other makes, desirable" £9 ft C
styles, fine quality, low priced.. ...... ^
In and small
of Austin are
Lockhart, a
Rubottom re-
frem a week's
re As' was s
XcKk. While
id her brother,
student In 8.
several campus
money spent for the support of show that counties and road dks-
these, the dtate spends $3,500,000 trlcts Issued from 191T to 1930, in-
annually for rural schools and ap- elusive, a total of 3343492,83341 In
proxlmately *26.000,000 annually far‘bond* far improvement of county
public schools generally, besides; roads and state highways and brldg-
maintaining ' A1 legislature of 182 es This was an average of $17499.-
members. Twenty-one agricultural 488 per year, but the average was
stations are also maintained in con- exceeded each of the last four years,
nectlon with the educational sys- records show.
UR RA.D
porr miwo rrs
PASXRIDG*/’//
P*-i line
rLE ITEMS OFi
ALINTERESTj
ITINUKO FROM PAGE ONE)
, , -i - -M ,r
ai Oladewatgr for the Texas
rifle Railroad T
iers include a deputy super-
of the state fore* whoee duty
to keep down production In
Mid. a former deputy super-
sod several operators of oil
r InfantChamp i
HOUR
STOMACH
JUST a 1 sateless done of Phillips*
) Milk of Magnesia 10 water. That
<s an Ukali. efTrrtive yet tianniem. It
has lx cu the standard antacid far
50 years. One ty>oonful will neutralise
at once m:in\ times itavolumd in add.
It’s the righ t w ay, the quick, pleasant
and efficient way tolkfll all the
excess acid. The stomach becomes
•weel, the pain departs. You ars
happy again in five minutes.
Don't depend on crude method.
Employ the best way yet evolved m
people of that section for me the
railroad rommuwlon will clean house
from the cellar to gturett If facts
justify It.- Judge Terrell Informed
the newspapermen. Lot the bricks
fall where they may,- he add. d
Bulletin Want Ad Columns for
Interesting comparisons are found (who have been living
in a table Included in the report have returned to] 3
showing expenditures of the state In make their home, ha'
1930 and In 1930 Oo* of TMMTjto join Mr. Mclnnla
government jtacreaaed 309 per cent to this city several wi
in the ten year*. in 1930 It was eept a position wttfc
*33.496.734; in 1930 It was 8193,873.- Funeral Home. They
473. New sources of revenue, the tool pint Street/ :
report says, have been found, and
yet the old burdens have not been
lessened or checked in increage- ,
Receipts and Cisdunementt for
the year ending August 31st, ItM:
Total cash receipts, *108.321.851.04;
total disbursements |113.096.106M.
Receipts and disbursements for
the year ending August 31st, 1931;
Total cash receipts, $111499,892 65;
total disbursements $109 164.992.02.
-In 1880, when the population of,
the United SUtes was more than
five times the present
Texas, the ordinary <
of the federal (oven
*63.200,878.” the report
ha* been going on for several
months. -
line In which it is alleged oil
wag taken from the well* In viola-
tion of proration orders was un-
covered as the men were arrested.
The line passed within 300 yards a$
the national-’guard camp, but Dis-
trict Attorney John X Taylor said
its location was teamed only after
Standard Training
School Is Began
Brownwdod Standard Training
8choo! started at First Methodic,
church Sunday afternoon with a
good enrollment. The school jME
continue every night this week at
7:30 o'clock.
Three courses are being taught
as follows: “The Life of Christ." by
Andrew Sladd. is being taught by
Rev. John N. Rentfro. pastor;
Stewardship." by Crawford, is
being taught by Rev. R. O. Sory.
presiding elder; and “How To Tkach
Children Rrlunoo." by Carrier. Is
being taught by Mrs. C. W. Kent of
Waxahachie, one of the outstand-
ing teachers in the Methodist
TEXAS FURNITURE CO
Pierce To Address
Improvement Club
Bift Dollar Day Val
shewn by the report, la
spender of state revenue
were collections for/ tt
department'for year en<
3ist, 1930: OasoUnd tax.
motor license tom, 84.625
aid. 85.931,000. and <
1810.037.000. /In 193$ ai
Frauds, cheats, liars
moved by a power
they couldn't rwsist I
barrels dally.
Iflajor Har
marshal of th
of the wells $
may take courses in the school and bMTA-fx
receive credit for the work The wlLs. .- •
enrollment is not restricted to
Methodists, and people from all MN
churches at the city are urged to mBP . -
enroll, according to announcement V ! \
today.’ The enrollment Is atlll whakiwEb Jack Dempsey. Bennie
open and a number of people are Leonard and other ex-champs on
expected to enroll tonight. ,the comeback trail. David (Baby)
Two elam periods am held night- Barber e. of Cincinnati. 0„ who
ly. the first beginning at Mo clalma ,0 ^ the world s youngwt
o’clock. The periods am 48 min pro(ewionai box fighter, Is staging
Shoes and Millinery
from $awyin* taxes and received
|9i»6 502 in motor license few.
The stata available school fund
revelvp* one-fourth of gasoline tax-
es, arid In the two years this totaled
314.713444. All gasoline taxes for the
two yean amounted to 858 452,920.
Motor fees for the saass period wore
827431.848, of which 819,465.348 went
to the counties. Motorists, f.
contributed 886484438 In the two
yean In gaaolins tax and a«to re$-
lstration fees. This is. of oouno, fc
uddition to sd valorem taxes and
initt«*<* poinu out. ■
Highways accouPled for 4446 per
mu and *hools of all descriptions
36 40 pek osal of all State expendi-
tures. Highway departmeMalonc
has 8401 employes. In eU them an
surrounding the movements of Col-
onel Lindbergh. however.
He has been sway from his flour-
land estate for several days recent-
ly, presumably In connection with
the kidnaping. Last nieht Harry
Walsh of- the Jersey City police
indicated to a caller Lindbergh had
returned home and would me the
visitor if he had anything of lm-
DortanaB'ko reveal
Bubseuuentty.Mfiowtvir. another
State police officer said Lmdberuh
had not returned {
Ool. H. Norman Schwartzkopf, su-
perintendent of state police. Ignored
a question a* to Lindbergh’s where-
abouts. \ ’
cash to help
ight of his
Aurrnf. May S.—<UF>—Lon A.
mith. only member of the State
ail road Commission In Austin, to*
i> summarily dismissed X. M.
Bnieia, employe of the oommllgn.
rainst whom a Charge of complicity
i bv-passin$ oil has been made In
Doubters: Rend This!
another wgy,
r 100 |r 8UP-
l Mvmll. I
one family out of tvi
ported from tlm^riate
“In spite of Ita *r
revenue, $b> state '
faces a deficit of m
situation alone would
early and eubstantia
sute expenditurse. ■
such reouctlon woult
^"mi^ThlSttej
its part of the report
iicaiiy with the state
“QUAUTY,” Not Price
Southern Coffee Shop
Noonday Luncheon |
Mrg. J. W. Jennings, “The
If you sometimes doubt that ad-
vertising pays, remember that there
are twenty-six mountain peaks in
Colorado higher than Pike's Peak.
CAN YOU XAMF. THEM? IteUhor
ran W*/ Pike’s Peak has been given
pub!left) and plenty of it, so it gets
the business and the other mountains
<v ,
just sit. or whatever they do, aad
eons plain that business Is punk.—
Oklahoma 1'ublLhcr.
Shop of Tou&," » fumiah-
ing eofltumes for B. H. S.
Senior CUss Play, H. P.
Auditorium, ] *TTie Ghost
Bird,” Tueaday, S:00. Be
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 170, Ed. 1 Monday, May 2, 1932, newspaper, May 2, 1932; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1045374/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.