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Get it at
Morris Paint & Paper Co.
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Phone 958
208 W. Oak.
ITS THE TALK OF THE TOWN!
BEAL
PROMPT SERVICE
PHONE 40
Sold, rented and repaired by
$
GOOD QUMITY GROCERIES
June Harvest
Denton Typewriter Exchange
ra ’ - Dry Cleaning
Hats Re-made
SALE
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TIRE SERVICE
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PIGGLY WIGGLY
Exifce
ARE YOU PROPERLY INSURED?
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Get All
B. H. DEAVENPORT 4 CO.
You Need!
BATTERIES
A BAH OF SERVICE AND FRIENDLINESS
Exide Service Station
Work Pants
Work Clothes
Phone 423.
Frank Keel, Mgr.
i
The Proper Finishing of
Work Shirts
FIRST STATE BANK
One Man In Ten
50c values—39c.
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Phone 24
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Lindbergh Renews Pledge to
Me His Lite to Aviation
Your Business Appreciated.
East Side Square,
Phone 780.
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week,
want
night.
No astute organization that caters only to the
affluent, but a democratic institution of real service
to those in many tinancial walks of life.
Men’s Linen Suits, $15
values, $9.95
A minimum wage of >16 a week
is fixed for women workers in the
State of California
the picture In finished
with their school work
which
arts of
Iser in
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Indians
or tot-
turtles
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Men’s Palm Beach Suits,
$15.00 values, $$.95.
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sad
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$2.00 Scout Shoes, all
leather—$1.69.
$3.50 plain toe Work
Shoes, all leat her —-|
$2.98.
DENTON STEAM LAUNDRY
MT CLEANING DEPARTMENT,
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PAY CASH AND BUY TIRES CHEAP.
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Men’s Hate,
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$rOO; now
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Ross Printing Co.
Phone 841. 219 1-2 W. Oak. i
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Phone 7 I
FRANCES M. CRADDOCK
to **•*». <
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Right
clean ami press up that
suit for you.
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Lottie
to have
The next
with Miss lot tie
typewrTterT
Of
her parents.
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and
Gowerstar and Starter Kapa Ira.
Phooa 126. Hl N. I-ocost
ELiiiLiiiikr»p.wirrcn
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DISTINCTIVE SERVICE
Thia bank renders a clam
of service that it can main-
tain with profit and natirf^'
tion to the customers
the Bank.
Ample cash resources,
capable and efficient oftM*
a gem ent.
Your account invited.
MM CNDfy NatioMl tyt
LINEN SUITS
’ Requires special processes and special
use rather large button*
drsn'a c to thee as
and unbutton thwr
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mtttee
one th
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le Brut met hot! la tedtoiS;
only one that wffl gtve
IT the floor naa bean
iaa been acrap-
ndpapered, It caA be
Wfte new.
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TOON—Drury
ita the two la
j- coats,” though
ttwffadyrk brill!
BEAl
ton to
city
Real
at the
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preside!
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vice pr
Wichita
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Men’s $2.50 Yeddto Hats
now— *i.sa <1.
$2.00 Work Pants, sand
shade, blue shaded
Hongkong shade, $1.59.
Shirts to match, $1.29.
Men’s Unions
"’’Wi6’
deninnd for
are carried
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FEATDRES
People Are Coming for Fifty Miles Around to Attend This Great Sale
It’s the Talk of the Entire Denton Community—The Low Prices Will
Make Business Good at This Store!
for day in and day out
(Quality Groceries at a
very reasonable price.
WOODSON A. HARRIS
. We urge your patronage, large or small, and of-
fer you a real banking service at ail times,
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William T. Ketr o< Pittsburgh founded the National Flag Day'Asso-
cfation and for 30 years 'has been its president., He ts shown here
just after receiving a’hage silken American flag prafMofed^by^Mbs
BRITISH QUAKFRS HAVE
WKU> GT1«RI>EI> LIBRARY
LSNOON—When British Quak-
ers held their 260th yearly meeting
at a newly erected meeting hous<
jn H«th of London they stood
the most guarded theological
--in Britain
mdemeath the building are
f rooms, built to
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Man’s Linen Suits, $20
vahaas; two pairs pants;
$M.M.
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Bfe• j r poKSewted by few exclusive dry cleaning establish-
|t< H menta hut
'n Who take* care of yourot
fancy
In the
MARIETTA, Ohio, — Marietta
Ccliege, famous as the alma mater
of Vice-President Dawes and Byrorf
Bancroft Johnson, American Lea-
pur president, will name its athlet-
ic fisM and gsttmashrth for Johns
son. it has been announced here.
Johnson started his baseball career
on the Marietta nine.
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Overalls
Men’s Longhorn Over-
alls, $1.75 value; guar-
anteed best overaN on
market. All colors, all *
sixes, 230 weight, 220
white back, $1.15.
Men’s Shtrte
$1.50, collar attached
Men’s Shirts, fancies
and broadcloth, includ-
ing wMte; air line* all
colors, 89c.
taKii
out by mem-
ktSig class re-
f»ned to go on
Pants
$1.50 pin cheek and
stripe Pants, 98$.
1‘gblden service is kept in the
F 53**°* a” wLnrUor Castle.
Mtjcle has a separate pigeon
UM each hole a separate lock
-L-“--d is a silversmith and
i.. fbY he must clean gold
Wants his suit in niid-
the other nine
theirs Saturday
Before cutting out new niHterlal.
make a guide or foundation pattern
Of some inexpensive but firm fabric,
cut from a commercial pattern care-
fully altered to fit. This guide pat-
tern then may be used for cutting
almost any drees, choose a simple
pattern with normal shoulder seams,
high neckline, and. tor ttjls model,
eet-ln sleeves. If the foundation pat-
tern la made in gingham with a large
check. It will be easy to follow the
lengthwise and crosswise threads In
cutting out other material*
Never fit a garment wrong-side-
out. A person's right and left hides
nre seldom eaactly alike and when
the garment is turn tai to proper
position may not fit smoothly
Baby's first walking shoes should
have flexible but firm solve, unpol-
ished. and broad enough to be a
steady platform under each small
foot The toes of the uppers should
be full, or puffy, to give plenty of
I room. Don't put any shoe on a baby
until he is ready to try walking.
Children sometimes will take milk
drinks ttaroueh a drug store "straw"
when unwlUlng to drink It Ln any
other way
To clean a carpet sweeper empty
the box on s damp paper and use a
bttttoQjtook or <oaree comb to re-
move hair and dirt mm -the brushes.
Oil tM bearings ocMMonally
Liver contains three vitamins—A,
B aad C. It ts also a vahxable source
of iron The bacon and fried onion
often served with liver tone In its
characteristic flavor and make it a
very palatable dish.
Id making children’s clothes buy a
lot of the same kind of buttons, a
stock design easy to duplicate, and
always keep a reserve card on hand
Then you wont have to hunt to
matCh the buttons that come off.
and little dresses will look neat. Also
AtUu^ OB JP<
—
MARFA .June 1S.—The
ful hbwls of the wolf packs
have struck terror in the h
many a cattle and sheep n
the Big Bend country of
.soon ma\ be stilled.
A wholesale wolf extern
campaign is nov\ under' <
the highland country of TeM
since its inauguration rnorb’* than
j.ooo woive# have been poAMhad or
.'hot. State and federal woff hunt-
ers are rapidly clearing the country
of these destructive enemies of
the stockman with traps and poto-
cned baits
The wolves range in size from
the small gray coyote to the huge
golden black Texas lobo, whtah at-
tains an enormous size, sontk^hNeiJ
mens weighing 200 ixiunds. ’‘Old
Blackie.” huge she wolf which «lud-
ed capture for 10 years and did
damage estimated in excess cf-g30,-<
000 to the live. stock men of the
section, recently fell a victim of
the trapper. The huge wdif. coal
black in color, with whitish green
eyes, was caught by a trapper who
first captured one of her cubs and
used It as a batt to lure the dam
J Into his steel trap. She was takeh
I abve. and several of the larger
zoos of the country are seeking to
ret her as a specimen.
Baits composed of poison enclos-
ed between two pads of pork have
been distributed throughout Pre-
sidio and Brewster counties by the
hundreds of thousands
In the last few years the Texas
highlands have yielded to civili-
zation of a aort, and pure bred
livestock is being raised here. The
Highland Hereford Raisers' asso-
ciation. Highland Sheep Raisers'
association and the Highland Poul-
try association have developed in
active and constructive organiza-
I ions. Where ar few years ago sheep
were unknown, cattle were num-
bered by the score and poultry was
known only by pictures there are
now thousands of sheep, herds of
cattle that recall memories of the
Old West and the poultry industry
has assumed proportions undream-
ed ol by the West Texans.
SANGER NEWS NOTES
from places where milk is handled
er stored If they gain access to
milk, or walk over milk utensll.%
they inky leave dangerous contain!-
ndHoh.
Denton folks know that at PIGGLY WIGGLY
they get the lowest prices, not on one item or two
items, but on all items.
Denton folks know that at PIGGLY WIGGLY
they find Nationally known products; no private
brands, no bankrupt stocks, no junk.
Denton folks know that at PIGGLY WIGGLY
there is no one to persuade, to suggest or to even in-
timate what they shall buy.
A study of the cost of Itvini;
among 3.000 widely Mattered faro;
famtftu indicates that the aventtd
total value of goods and serviol!
used per family in one year is |l -
bM. Of this value W34 was fur-
niithed by the farm in food, fuel am<
housing.
BostonS
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Flies are common er
health. .They breed ift
from it they may carry u .
into the homes and to the food. Ori
dairy farms they aw attracted by
the cattle, accumulations of ma-
nure, spilled mttk an$ other feeding
or breeding grounds Special care
sltould be taken to exclude them
A cow should return at least twd
dollars from a dollar’s worth o
feted. This is figuring farm value
from both feed and milk. With
proper management good cows maj
do ndich better.
rmbus Steel outer door
iript fdorn weighs half
foot thick and ctosed
J It opens into a short
,r^lefmlnated by another
tubular'steel. A thud mel-
a) doorway seals the manuscrip’
room.
Ranged round this room are the
society’s records. Tome alter tome
labelled "sufferings” tell then' talei,
of Iona years of persecution
Oilier treasured manuscripts are
A Treaty of Friendship and Al-
liance." made between the qtiakei
colonists of Pennsylvania and Indr
ans in Penn^lvania The
signed it with their marks
ems. crude drawings of
birds and snakes.
"Service Supreme”
Quick Delivery Phone I 71
» *■>*. Pkrtes without ary loss of weight
i i 1-1
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Itotts of the Othst jtsJ
teriuuw the actor next
—a Mw months ago has had
to' g|vs ug bar automobile. They
know titate real semen eucoaas usual-
ly mean* a tong upward climb, with
many hardships and pitfalls"
rtollywcod hjah school graduatee
are easy to And lu ine motion pie-
1 Cure studios, fttrahr. obeerved. but
never ths pwoentagej. no g^r than it
W a wouta be if ths Mndioa were wagon
famoreas or nay otMr tndueinee
--------1l»csr was loott-
ehe face of th>'
—— r __ht the type b<i
soustft1 might be among the girls st
Bollywood high echoot. flnyder and
his aastotanea oo-opeoralM in the
■earoh but there was no stampede
It was just a chance to not in the
movies.
BOtn.' of ths undcrtp-ndtiat* stu-
dents already work tn ptcturA, T
■re absent from sol tool sevCnt! wi
*1 a time, but they come back w,
the picture is finished and gd
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formidable atrong
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wie eMCKnea. tnRnuscnpw
Overalls and Shirts
The Biggest and the Best Yet at th© Lowest Prices in Year
Prog
of Mr?
a' 11
lion f<:
err Co
ultv n
State
the gr
Ing be
for lot
can m
meet t
The
the m
pructk
both t
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the s
thougl
bring
ward
utlon,
will wi
Pre
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their v
oUier |
in fere-
aroiiA
tliat
proved
the fu
with tl
child,
look to
ichool
what i
Throug
tional
who a
nre en
mer 1
falisu
feets. a
them
them I
Thu.
< stimnt
child, I
State. I
leal de
rese in
prater?
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Mtf
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lion ci
to 6 30
are bei
EiT WE HAVE IT.
/ Only a trial will demonstrate the superiority of our
work on thib popular and delightful summer attire.
f s Dry Cleaning Dept.
k Phone 800
life
Bl* ■
r
$1.50 Blue Overalls.
“Special” brands; all
sizes, 32 to 44, 98c.
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WANE’S ROYAL
K NttW WEAK RED
j LWie Theater
lackeys known as
'\ their livery
.. ..liant red. The
men are Of very
big. and in the sixteenth
the hdltters were glad to
’ on the cast-off clothing of the'
- rtSoni fir their dress At that time
Drury Lane was the Theater Royal,
7. atnd actors befhg the King's ser-
[ 4 vufts, had to wear the roysfi livery.
SNl'FF-TAKING HABIT
GROWING IN ENGLAND
LONDON—The haoit of snufl-
taking by women is growing rapidly
in England, hot only among the
poor and middle-classes, but in so-
ciety too. A prominent snuff manu-
facturer says 63 per cent of the
muff now sold is bought by women.
It is most prevalent amon$ the
cotton workers in Lancashire mills
and girls and women can be seen
handing their snuff boxes to each
other for a pinch which they find
a means for Clearing their nostrils
from fluff which arises as
bend over their work
With society women it is differ-
ent. far they take it secretly They
he/er admit the habit but there is
a widespt
boxes whl
same vanity Mt?a£*the powder puff
and lip stick.
The most important factor tn -Jm
large spreads between prices rej
cMteed by producers and those paid
by consumars of agricultural prod
uets is the coat of extensive service
as' a reaott of present day method^
of living The greater portion of th<j
difference between producer
and consumer price is ‘
terminal markets.
>NDON- Roman women who
In London 1,800 years ago suf-
from corn* on their feet just,
>me of the society butterflies
layfair do today.
-.jflence of this has been discov-
red tn an excavation for a build
ng near the Bank of England Th<
Kile of a dainty Roman shoe, on
■
$4.50 extra fine quality
Work Shod*— $3.29.
Men’a $25.00 Tropical
Worsted, two pairs of
pants, $16.95.
vested 81 per cy
to college, f I
"Theiv la no
fambX plained the veto_______
mobile imd encjumtntenf tt> th«
Hollywood and motion p
■rodents livte tn Roitywoc
avFaeteSn celebrities aS o
u-- policemen or flremeti
ilch was green colored. The two
igs hands were dubbed by their
thagueS “green coats” and the*
name has endured to this day.
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4' jts
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door of
Special to Record-Chronicle
bANGBR June 15—A banquet
was enjoyed by the Eastern Star
members Monday ntght following the
regular meeting
Monday afternoon Miss Kathleen
Gentle entertained the Merry Mix-
Up Club. Spring flowers turntahed
the decorations Two tables were ar-
ranged for bridge The hostess served
a salad course consisting of pimento
cheese sandwiches, combination sa-
lad. olives, pickles and Iced tea.
Those present were Misses Rubye
Roberson. Dixie Crockett Mildred
Griffin. Eloise Stubbs. Lyla SillHvan.
Lottie Wheeler. Mrs Otis Oox of
Gainesville. Mmes Elmer Hulse. J.
8. Stubbs. A M. Gentle and the hos-
tess A business meeting was held at
which time a new table was created
by adding Misses Eloise Stubbs MU-
dtvd GrlfflB. Lyla Sullivan.
Wheeler The chib decided
a msetlng each week
meeting will be
Arthur Stacey and son
visited B G. Vaughn.
Mr and Mrs R. A. Rieger visited
in Dallas
Mr and Mrs E. B. Brown
daughter visited in Justin.
Jadk Chrtstal of Denton was here
Mrs. OUa Cox and daughter
Gainesville are visiting I— —
Mr and Mrs W K Miller *
Mr. and Mrs A. C. Thompson
went to Bra to help organize a Sun-
day School council.
Mra. R. L. Love and Miss Ruby
Love of Cisco "have returned after. a
visit to Mine Lee Nicholson.
Rev. tE. L. Stillman la attending
the pastors' school which is In pro-
gisas at 6. M. U . Dallas
RAVlt.E-ROW TAILORS
NOW CONTRACT WORK
LONDON—A firm of Savile row
tailors has prepared a sciwclule ol
prices for dressing men in tin* lat-
e.st London modes by yearly con-
tract. The curtomer pays a st- t ii
amount for the yekr and lakes his
choice of the tatters* materials when
new garments are required
Dreenng by contract Is not now
as far as English society women arc
concerned. The baiter Loudon
dressmakers adopted this plan some'
veers ago. It ts not unusual for a '
prominent society woman to pay
large sums years on the undei -
standing that m return they shall
have all the clothes they want
NfW YORK. June
Charles A. Lindbergh here
ed ids pledge to devote his life to
the development of aviation
temporary New
York apartment. Lindberg receiv-
ed newspapermen and talked to
them for half an hour, discussing
ills future plans and telling a lit-
tle of how he feels with the world
at his feet.
He spccifiied that St. Louis is “my
home” and said lie had nc [dans
which involved leaving that city
for any other address at present.
$1.00 blue Work Sbfrt«,
triple stitched, 89c.
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0*8 GOLD PLATE
„ SPECIAL GUARD
iJONtjON -Magnificent gold plat
to uteed by the Kong and Queen at
State Midkiets given to rulers ot
otttal* countries when they visit in
Although these functions general-
lyVl^Vte place at Burkingtiam Pal-
4ikJMMNbti. the precious tableWars
tt atbrted at Windsor Castle 20
miles away.
JjnBWW'whyal ot the plate’to Lon*
jB8£/dMl'friOiti Windsor is no light mat-
is brought in an armored van
Z- -ttMMhed drawn by two or more
horses, and with outriders for
HF*, protection
gRt »The gold plate consists of a din-
BE»*tar IM guests, complete
|R yitii tureens, meat dishes, entrac
and covers, a frujl service,
coffee service. Udden can-
KTdcIabra are used as table decora-
tkihs. These arc from three to four
W ’ high and branch in all direc-
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ilGi—aik d>.da.f-.e|
Ktj
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re." es-
in. "to
tight Of
tures Our
anti ttiiy
tn as they
UW'salaries does
m Sft
on chH-
they can button
bWn ctothrng.
Varnish or paint can ba removed
from a floor by scraping and planing
or by applying a critemfcal varntth
remover. Thr
but is thd only onto that win
good result* rf the floor Itaa
atMned After a floor
ed. pinned or sandi—
nnlalied as If it wt
preen foliMe U essential to the
tconomlc production of pork. AU
faMr; where It’caU bite' grown, un-
doubtedly is the beat forage crop
for hogs. On an average, one acre
of permanent pasture ia neettad tot
each' brood sow. if rapid gains are
deaired, hogs may be given a liberal
allowance of grain. Kxardae ob-
tained in graxing exerts a beneficial
influence oh the health of swine.
M long aga a prod,
for a girl wtth
dOnna He- thought
Wheeler June 21.
Mmes Jim McBride and Gordon
Sullivan entertained tns small chil-
dren Monuey afternoon wtth a partv
at the home of Mra. McBride, cele-
brating the second birthday of Jesse
Price Smith, grandson of Mrs Me
Bride Songs stories and readings In
which each had a part, entertained
them Pink and white raeete gave col-
or to the Interior. Ribbon cake and
lee cream In cones wefe aerted The
honoree was the recipient of many
presents Those preewnt were Anna
Lee McDaniel Bdna Pearl Gheen.
Billie Deen Sullivan. John Price
Koons. Nancy Jimydene gmlth. De-
rail Olda MeDanlele. Dortha Millet
Lewis Grey Gentle. Wilton Toon.
Lena Mae Griffin. Hattie M*rgH:<t
Harwell. Bobby Burroughe, Marjorie
Burroughs, Billie Adele Jhirtoughs.
Sarah Joe Stubbs. MarijoUh Melson
Gladys Oneal. Richard tpiaryce
Ready Johnnie Lee Rlchardaon. John
Lewis Sullivan and Jeeee Price
Smith.
•x «“ aauity iwman snoe, on
L* ijajyjt rwhh > mark of a com at the base
F iSZL * . •*«* can clearly be seen,
wax unearthed The sile is well
— wam. rather thin, but as delicately
\ shaped as any in Bond Street win-
ittbtt* today
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Personals
HUI and Miss Elotee Stubb* re-
turned from a visit in* Port Woi-th
' Mr and Mrs R E ' Jackson and
son of Denton visited Mr. bad Mrs
J H Hall
J T Chambers left MMAy to
look, after his farm In the Rto Grande
valley
JOB POINTING
SatWactory and prompt aer- '
u> ts
igUyyopd aif* not eager .to enter
hs-m-s,
He he hae i_.
I exetted over _
tHemovieC ev*n
to tax* the
| HELPS
»>* — ■■ ■■■■■>■■■ -.aaawa^
LlBOteum. to gt*e ths beat eerticat
should be laid over * smooth fiber
In euch a way that it doee not
buckle. It should fee cleaned with a
dathp cloth wrungraut Of SUda made
With mild *Mip. AMdi washing pow-
der*. strong aoap or too muah water
will ruin aven the beat linoleum
A well-balanced picnic lunch with
plenty ot fMH and ertop salad raa-
tertale la qutokly assembled Banda
wtohes con be mad* after the picnic
party has settled itself under a shady
tree and rested. One or two thermos
bottles or a thermos jug is almost
Indlspenslble on such occasions.
Form the habit of picking up the
necessary Ingredients for n picnic
lunch at short notice so the f
may have the fun of automobile
trfpe easily managed as often aa pos-
sible
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Edwards, W. C. & McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 261, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 15, 1927, newspaper, June 15, 1927; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1335215/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.