The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 104, Ed. 1 Monday, July 13, 1936 Page: 3 of 4
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THE GLMER DALLY MHRNOR: MONDAY, JULY 13, 1986
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UPSHUR COUNTY’S SHOPPING GUIDE
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Mrs. Myra Sitton and daugh- •
ter Jackie are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Matthews.
turned to his home at Houston
Monday after spending a week
interest rates from one-half to
one per cent effective July 1,
Opponents of Premier Blum, .
France, say his regime will not ,
her tonsis removed Saturday.
Mrs. Mack Graham of Hous-
ton is here on a visit to rela-
over
area
Messrs. J. T. and
Jones returned home
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factured to decorate buildings
of the Great Lakes Exposition,
Cleveland, Ohio.
brought relief from heat, wat-
er for livestock and hope for
at least partial grain crops.
The first streamlined steam
get much accemplished—and you’d be sure to
. miss some of the best values. But you don’t do
it—you take the short-cut, by reading the’ ad-
vertisements in this newspaper.
Comfort Begins at
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Marshal at Michigan Festival
Dizzy Dean was knocked out ‘
by a batted ball Saturday and 1
was carried from the field at
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the Danish army.
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I LOOKING BACK
s Reflections in The Mirror
of 20 years ego.
Beautiful Alletha Clarkson of Leesburg. Va. a riding istructor at
a Lake Michigan resort, was chosen grand marshal of the floral
parade climaxing the national cherry festival at Traverse City
Mich. She is shown with her mount. King Cherry
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Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen was
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One man was killed and ten
IOFCLOTWES
Mmun%aa,
of Mexia, former district Ro-
tary Governor, has been nam-
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"Look at your ticket’* .sid Suzy calmly.
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baby of Shreveport visited at
the J. J. Stephens home Sunday.
‘ and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kisten-
i macher of Paris spent the week
< end with Mr. and Mrs. C. _ L.
for the strenuous election cam-
paign ahead of him.
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Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, 71,
famed radio preacher of Brook-
ilyn, died at Plattsburg, N. Y.,
after a week’s illness. .
Complaint has been filed
against ten picture shows
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The RFC announces a cut in
several lung dil
pneumonia are
organisms which cause trench
mouth.
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Sometimes the longest way is the quickest way. ~
But many of life’s convenient short-cuts are well
worth knowing. Take the ever-present problem
r of buying things. If you had to trot around from
store to store for every purchase, you wouldn’t
Flies
2 Why, one could eat for years
and years and yeara on that/ ehe
•aid as she picked up the comb
(Tomorrow: Suey a
witneas aomething mu
the foctorv,mhorehe
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Tn the advertising columns, you’ll find a pan-
orama of who has what to sell, and where the
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"Want to bet,'? Terry asked. ‘Tm
going to place five pounds on Rag-
muffin -he's bound to Win and pays
two to one.”
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He called back that she would
I find one in the upper drawer. She
did—and she found something else.
Suzy was not without a standard*
i of ethics and she did not moan to
pry, but as she rummaged for the
comb a bank book feh open and she
Sw. the entry. It was as of June
16,-1914—and the amount was four
hundred pounds and some odd mhil-|
lings and pence. She closed and re-/
■ placed the book. She took the comb
and started to smooth her hair
There was a thoughtful look on her
face. The comb caught in a snarl Mid
almost broke. She laid it dow
and began counting on her f
Yes, she was right-
pounds came to two
“But why at this hour?" sozyi
demanded. —•
piainoos-thngtatamdpuacan’t “■
a 1 shouldn’t have stayed," ttm
Suzy.. ' u probably aren't oom-
fortable on the couch."
Miss Nell Crosby of Dallas
, — .married at the Hyde Park
have you an extra comb in herer her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Ji home of Pres. Roosevelt Satur-
Ha neller kaaL 4hna -L- -----a -a TT__•____ A T - A — 1. ' r. . " V 3
STerry had elept very wen onTth6l
8^4^ ft
tossed and turned, he shook his
pillow, he threw it on the floor,
shookLit agate and stuffed it be‛t
hind his head. He was just taling
into a doze when he was started by
a crash in the kitchen. He thew
on his dressing gown and ran to
aee.what was the matter.
2 He found Suzy on the floor, ap-
.—J been knocked there
M .an. avalanche of kitchenware
and groceries which had fallen on
her. .
'St. Louis unconscious, but not
seriously hurt.
Turner
milk, is the principal ingredi-
ent of a special paint
ing at the H. P.
1 home.
be ran to them,
corner. IN ex-
Mr. and Mrs.- Homer
ngem i Dr. Henry Field, Jr., of the
'University of Michigan, says
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week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Cook and other relatives
here.
nephew, Justice of the Peace ,
Mat Davis and family. with plotting to overthrow the
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schools.
strange she did not ask them to go
in with her and meet her fiance—
but that didn't matter. She would
v ' never eee them again. She thought
M±‛ ehe had carried it off very well.
Still, there was a strange note in
- Terry Moore’s voice and a peculiar
little twist in his smile, as ne said,
„ “I understand perfectly, I think.”
She waited in the lobby for a
few minutes then cautiously went
out a side door and walked down
a back street Until she came to a
little lunch room. She had a shil-
Ung—and she needed a cup of cof-
—....... fee. IShe had just ordered it, when
she heard a laughing voice say, “I
never could stand the food at the
Milan myself."
There was nothing to say and
Suzy knew it. So she did the best
thing there was to do. She burst
out laughing.
“How did you know?" she asked
"Oh, ve had landlady trouble
myself, In my time," he answered,
“and so has Knobby here. At the
minute we are both working, praise
be, but we’re taking the day off to
take you to the races.”
“What?" she gasped.
“Oh but you mustn't tell Ues—and
you told that old hag you were off
to Epsom Downs, didn't you? Come
on now time to be off. Don’t want
to miss the first race.”
.engine will be put into service
including late in July between Cleveland
sed. Y land Detroit. It has many ori-
Ricans charged
and Mrs. Guy Dodson and two
$25 Reward
Will be paid by the manufaeturer for
any Corn OR KAT CHRISTOPHES Corn
Cure cannot remove. Also removes""
Warts and Callouses. 35c at Robert-
ion’s Drug Store. q
U. S. by force.
Fifteen leaders of the Japan
ese revolt of Feb* 26 have been
executed, two others condemn- 1.
ed were not shot.-
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children of Longview: are visit- Gov.Alf Landon takes a rest
over the week-end perparing
July 13, 1916.
Rosewood Camp, w.OW.,
unveils a monument to " Sover
reign Tom Carrington at Hope-
well, Judge McClelland deliver-
ing an address. •
ginal features, including the
illumination by hidden flood-
lights of its driving - wheels
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off to cofect his winniog on Goh
"Tfl sworn to out anything 1won; gtives,
into my fund for retiring/ Tevy n
Mid as they drove book to towi
"You see, I want to leaye the 5
ton factory as soon as F «
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Knobby was at the wheel and the ____ ...
roads were so crowded that steer- Sparently having
Mfr UM i car took an his attention, by an avaland
but Suzy and Terry sitting in the *
back had no responsibilities. Be- .
fare they reached the races, theye
had told each other about their am- ‘
bitions and their hopes. Suzy look-
ing at the clean-cut young man be-
side her knew her luck nod been
with her again when she had asked
him to help her and he thought she
was the most attractive girt he
had ever seen.
Constipation
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SmgTrent, Amertoan gira
2.12054 m —pndon when the
mua.comedy in which she
deoperaton she calls tc<tws
62man00 young men to a car bo-
0219 her window that she wiu.
doonin • minute and so makes
hen •MUgg
Yodora is ■ dqemtincnily compoumdka
-white, soft cream—pleasMt to ms—
sets promptly withi lqsting effect—
harmlesa to the most delicate skin-
will not stain fabrics.
For thone who perspirefreely
whether under the Perm, feet or other ... ,
parts of the body Yodora i mo sl -
valuable. it to s true neutralizer of
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‘Sommer M you delect a
Tropical Woreted outom
tallored to youz omdee by
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"I don’t like the name,” qom-
plained Suzy
"If that isn’t like a woman,” said
Terry. "Now for names- here's
Golden Fleece. He pays twenty to
one—probably has only three lgs."
"I like him," said Suzy stubborn-
ly. "But Im not going to bet—Fve
got just a shilling and wouldn't
have it, if you hadn’t paid for my
coffee."
“I’M stake you," said Terry and
Knobby as one man.
Suzy shook her head But she
did consent to place Terry's bet on
Ragmuffin when he instated that
beginner's -luck would insure its
winning. * r -—■
She had never seen, a horse race
and she fouhd it‛exciting-,aithough
ehe wasn’t quite sure which horse
it was that was ahead until she
heard the shouts and groans most-
ly groans-when the horses came in.
"The charm failed," groaned Ter-
ry. "I should have 1st you do the
picking ”
"Lok at your ticket,” said Suzy
calmly, handing it to him.
"Well. Hi be---", j ""
“Something told me to follow my
huhch," said Suzy, as Terry rushed |
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were on a vacation trip to
Houston and Galveston last
week.,.
day afternoon for a visit in
Del Rio, Texas.
tlesey have left for Mission,
Banish Body and
Perspiration Odors
with YODORA, the deodorant
cream which cane—le, absorbs
Mmes. H. P. McGaughy and
Pat Marshall have returned
from the Carnival at Galveston.
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pearshaped fruit ’ about the
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ba said cordially, cioosd the dooK behind htm, she - _______ to hasten further recovery,
would think it 'called: "Hate to' bother you—but .
• "5 Mr. Luther C. Smith, Jr., re-
( The poison of the gila
monster, which is used in the
treatment of locomotor ataxia,
is pf such amazing, strength
that it has to be diluted down
to the one hundred thousandth
spart.
Fil tee you. inter on." 1 -
And where are you going attik i
'Tm going, fm going for one
thing around to your landladys
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He banged the door behind him
and rushed out. There----
terious smile on Suzy's
The new coaxial cable to be
installed between New York
and Philadelphia is expected to
be completed and ready , for
wire television tests late next'
fall. —
and Mr. Clarence Turner of
Mrs. D. S. Meredith and!
Mrs. Leonard Presley had
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* . .. - other CCC members hurt when
1 ed by his parents on a trip to their truok left the highway
near Alice, Texas, blinded by
Chapter Two
... Moist air and soil are neces-
sary for successful hunting
with dogs.
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Large natural gas supplies
have been found under the
Sidney, Australia, harbor.
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her to her feet. "I couldn't sleep
either, but it waen‛ being hungry,
which kept me awake. Help yurA
- self—Tm off now."
Big Ben began to boom—it was
five o’clock.
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want to have time to work on my
stabilizer for aeroplanes but this
I Mining in top bjg to go into a aav-
Ings account. Part of it goes for a
grand spread to nay room+Miss
Trent and Mr. MacPhenson to be
the guests.”
IT 8azed approvin^y atougd
Perhapa - thoy wouldn't wait! roon“anaa Prthe supperewei,
81H2X‛s, heartzeemed tomia, a beat it was the, decent” she
228ah 2ezzzz eg
Prata — c--me- please," the luckiest day of my life!"
— “ .. "MI say it to- said Knobby. "A
ex- hundred pounds." -
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Ahshe stepped in the cm, she Tertv smiling. "Still it- is a part of
whed and waved a hand and it. That's why I have a suggestion
SaAed a smile at Mhe. Begga, who to make. Knobby and I have had
ataring at them from the win- a conference,” he said, turning to
. Suzy. "«nd we’ve decided you are
- .? ..X * my old'nurse.'* she I our lucky piece. So we think you'd •
211, "2ut Ahe stil. fusges over me better stay here a while."
2 IEwerea child, when I come Before Suzy could do more than
to eee ben She means well, but it's stare at him in amazement, he hur-
nua to. get away, from her—even ried on: "Now, don’t get me wrong.
zn. told her I was going to the I just thought—until you bring a
1968. ‘ little luck to yourself—you canhve
a.The two young men said noth- the bedroom ar r‛n bunk down
Jp. so she hurried on: "I don't here—or I could, go over to
want to take you out of the way. Knobby’s—”
"Aohng on thsrHotelMtmh" , "Yes, you couia, broke in Knob-
vJgg,*. our said the by without enthusiasm.
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wuamnsiinedto.be jealous—and it a bench reserved in the park but—”
youn“namek.ueen nol knowingThen, isnnettied,"sala erry.in
-tm Terence Moore Terry for arnesmaka pair of his pa-
by Khncandthat„other guy is knob- jamas and slipper, for Suzy and ahe
MaPhenson." .. . . , 2 assured him that .he would be
. you ArumreyTrantandrthank veryiscomeorable. But after he had
Zioncheck will open his cam-
paign for reelection to Cong-
ress at once. _
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wisest buying can be done. You can make your
choice in a few minutes’ time—based on well-
known trade-marks, trusted brand-names,
accurate descriptions, even photographs—and
go straight to the right place to buy it No lost _
time, no indecision. The advertising pages of
Ais newspaper show you the shortest short-cuts.
Read them regularly. Make every minute and
dellar do more.
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Yodora, a MeKesson product, may
be had in hoth tube and jar form and
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DRUG STORE J
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The banana plant, tall as it The countries with the big-
grows, is not a tree because eat forest resources are Russia,
there is no wood in the main Brazil, Canada and the United
A “chemical sponge?., has t
been perfected to take up odors .
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