The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 38, Ed. 1 Monday, February 15, 1932 Page: 4 of 4
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THE CUERO RECORD, CUERO, TEXAS
MONDAY
FEBRUARY 15, 1
ond Field Artillery, signal, tank and 600.000 VISjTED PARK
ordnance company, and the Sec- SALEM. Ore.. Feb. 12.— 'UP» —
ond Medical Regiment. Brig. Gen. Some 600.000 persons visited his-
Halstead Dorey will command this toric Champoeg State Park during
force of 3,300 players.-
Brig. Gen. Hamilton S. Hawkins
will direct the opposing forces. Exactly
His force will be a smaller one, checked
1 inn Tt will time.
A large crowd of Cuero's younger
set were in Gonzales Saturday
evening to attend a Leap Year's
dance at Hi-top hall. Members of
Gonzales’ young set were hostesses.
John M. White and his nephew.
Will DeLoney of Beeville were vis-
itors in San Antonio Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. McGuffln and
sons were visitors in Cuero Satin-
day evening.
Lawn mowers sharpened and re-
paired. Saw filing. See Andy Moore,
City Garage, where Sinclair Oil and
Gas is sold. (adv)
Mrs. Lottie Zedler and daugh-
ter, Miss Louise, of Lullng are here
for a visit with their father and
grandfather, H. Botarie Sr.
SPRING
SUITS
the seven years he was superin-
endent. reported Albert Tozier,
148,283 automobiles were
at the park during that
modity values are moving:
down or the dollar value is
moving up. If we could only j
see the present financial situ- j
ation as merely a currency i
stringency, rather than a loss
of the value of our property,
the average citizen would not
be so much depressed—busi-
ness would be better.”
njoyed the
returning to
s teaching.
IN THE COL-
LEGE MANNER.
nson of San Antonio was
visitor in tills city Mon-
Town Talk.
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of some fixed object, such as a
post in the station, that you
can tell which train is moving.
“Unfortunately, in the pres-
gtfiam tng hot hamburgers
* Plaice will “All the bill”
per or a quick lunch. Try
(adv)
That Shiny Nose
completely subdued. No more
constant ineffective powdering,
lost one little extra touch and you
nave not only eliminated "Skin
1 Shine- bat have given yotor oom-
| plexion an entrancing, smooth,
I soft, pearly appearance of axq«J'
Relieve
ttiat Pairi
GIANT GAME
TO BE PLAYED
IN HUGE HELD
LAST TIMES TODAY
RUTH
CHATTERTON
PAUL LUKAS
BAN ANTONIO, Feb. 9.—(UP.) —
A game with 4,400 players and a
playing field of 100 square miles
will get under way southwest of
hare in mid-Kay.
It will be a war game played by
the ground , troops and air squad-
ron* oT the UWted States Army.
The game will have a wonderful
piayfcg field. The Frio River will
fora pittt of what will be designat-
ed as the frontier between enemy
oountries. AH kinds of terrain that
are to araties Uke bunkers and
haaards to geif players will be en-'
countered.
On one side la the battle of wits
and simulated 'destruction will be
the Third U. & Infantry, tie Bee-
First World War Reunion
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Feb. 11. —
(UP)—Fourteen years after the
World War, the 102nd Infantry
will hold its first annual reunion
here in February. Officers, in-
cluding Colonel John H. (“Machine
Gun”) Parker, of California, are
expected to attend.
These are very
inltelyl young u
styles revealing
very newest i
smartest college
tails ..‘.ina
in textures, In
terns. And th
‘TOMORROW
AND
TOMORROW”
GARDEN TOOLS
Rakep, Hoes, Shovels,
Spading Forks, Garden
Plows, .Galvanized
Water Pots, Water
Hose, Nozzles, Lawn
Sprinklers and Seed.
Our stock is- complete
to supply you. in the
very best of Lawn
Mowers.
• The Self Sharpening
“ECLIPSE”
Come in for Demon-
stration. See our . New
Low Prices.
Cyril Johnson of
Cyril Johnson of Binningham,;
Eng., who pleaded guilty to making
counterfeit money, Was a leader in
church work until he was arrested.
Convicted of libel,, Kathleen
Moore of Chicago refused to say she
was sorry, declaring she would rath-
er go to jail. .
STAN LAUREL
OLIVER HARDY
in
“Any Old Port.
Paramount News
[JOES pain ruin your
*^temper, spoil your look*
Interfere with yeur .busi-
ness or pleasure?
Millions of sufferers
frpm
Neuralgic Pains
Functional Pains
Ordinary Headache
Simple Neuralgia
have found relief by using
DR.MILES*
TO RENDER A SERVICE CONSISTENT WITH SOUND
BANKING FRINCIFUB IS OUR DESIRE AT ALL TIMES.
; v-t , *■-** ‘ * i, ;- vt • 5 ~ * * I
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL ON US
THE CHAMP
Why don’t you try th
At all drug stores. 25
25 cents. 125 for *1.00.
Fanners State Bank & Trust Co
Company
Relieve
. * I .• Tlx ;
MV'ii
: Many men are out .of
rounity today.When you
at low co«£*ryOu do your
this unemployment.
You employ Skilled
bricklayers, plasterers, paii
and you also employ other
job and in mill, factory ai
buy at bargain prices but
give many honest men somi
they need so badly.
A SECTION Of A LIGGETT a MYERS TOIACCO WAREHOUSE WHERE TOlACCOS ARE STORED TO AGE
These warehouses, if placed end-to-end,
would be about four mile6 in length. From floor
to ceiling they are filled with these casks of fine
tobacco, ageing in Nature's slow but sure way.
It takes a lot of money to make a good ciga-
rette—money to buy good tobaccos and money
to age them properly.
CHESTERFIELDS are milder, and taste better
... there's a 90 million dbllar reason why! Just
• ” Music that Satisfice.”
Hear Nat Shilkret’s 35-
piece orchestra and Alex
Gray, soloist, every night
except Sunday —entire
Columbia Network—10:30
Eastern Standard Time.
Your building dollars will go further today
than at any time during the padt 15 yearn. You
can build a home now for 20 per dent less than
in 1929. Let us estimate the c« of the home
you w»nt.
ip-to-date
CUERO L
THEY TASTE BETTER
THEY’RE
PURE
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Howerton, J. C. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 38, Ed. 1 Monday, February 15, 1932, newspaper, February 15, 1932; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1073076/m1/4/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.