The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 296, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 23, 1933 Page: 4 of 4
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THE GILMER DAILY MIRROR, THURSDAY, FEB. 23, 1933.
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LETTUCE
APPLES
41c
15c
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CABBAGE
21c
CATSUP
11C
OVALTINE, Reg. 50c Size ......45c
JELLO, AU Flavors, 2 pkgs.
15c
RICE, Whole Grain,........ lbs. 18c
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75c
Home of QUALITY BEEF. A Trial Will Convince You
Mr. Homer L. Fry, landscape
con-
told df the progress being made
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Hudgins Bros.
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celery, olives, mints, hot
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pies
Good Size,
Per Dozen
22c
6c
12c
Only three members
absent: Fred Hamm, E.
Pate and J. H. Stropp.
Henry McClelland will
toastmaster next Friday.
Printed Crepe
DRESSES
14-oz. Bottle,
Good Grade
Medium Green
Heads, 1b.
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What a Value!
79c
Cotton Pool Bill
Given Chance For
Final Enactment
MR. AND MRS. C. E.
FLORENCE ENTERTAIN
WITH DINNER PARTY
Brackett, after the introduct-
ion of visitors.
100 lb. Sack
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CREAMERY BUTTER, 1b.
RIB STEW MEAT, 1b. ....
BACON, Sliced, 1b.......
are unusual values at this
price. Each____________
cuit, individual caramel
topped with whipped
and coffee.
In addition to the
Mg
Vaudeville En-
tertains Rotary
Members Today
were
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Collar Attached Shirts
Collar attached shirts for men and young men in a com-
plete range of sizes. All are well made of good quality
shirtings in both solid colors and in fancy patterns. They
Only N
25c
For These
Work Shirts
♦5*
Large Heads,
Each —..—
SAUSAGE
Pure Pork
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MSa.S.
Watch our windows for additional specials.
Get our prices on SUGAR, FLOUR and SHORTENING.
E & R System
SHORTS
17 Per (’ent Protein
Groceries, Meats, Produce
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
In every corner of the world, both here and overseas,
wherever you find joy in bit, lit always"Lackies Elea"
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Is Approved By House Com-
mittee, May Pass Before
Adjournment.
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BOOK CLUB
MEETING TUESDAY
POWDER
FA
HAMS
Black Hawk
Half or Whole
Pound________
Boys’ Overalls
29c
Boys’ Scout Shoes
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Boys’ Blue Shirts
25c .
Boys’ Dress Shirts
49c
Big School Tablet
• 5c
Men’s High
Back Overalls
49c
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because
Beau Monde Full
Fashioned Hose
49c
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SALT, 25 lb. Sack for .....
Mothers China OATS, large
pleasantly spent at "84". Those
enjoying this delightful affair
were; Messrs, and Mesdames
SAME PRICE
AS42YEAKSNG
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Faremen know that Unguentine
stops agonizing pain and helps heal
without ugly tears. Ask your druggist
for the red-and-yellow tube, 50c.
Men’s Fancy Socks
1OC Pair ;
Men’s Scout Last
.Work Shoes
98c
That Give a New Idea
of Value
at 3.98 and 5.95
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Mr. R. M. Denman of Tyler,
formerly gf Gilmer, spent Wed-
nesday in the city.
Mrs/John Rash is quite sick
at the Rash home on North
Montgomery street.
Mr. J. K. Mitchell of Prit-
chett was a pleasant caller at
the Mirror office Wednesday.
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POTATOES
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It is truly a joy to discover that And mildness- fine, smooth, *
perfect combination that means mellow-mildness — that comes
real cigarette pleasure ... the when these fine tobaccos ate
Character and M ildness of Lucky "Toasted". For these two reasons
, Strike! Character born of the —Character and Mildness-
finest tobaccos. “Luckies Please!"
Mesdames V. J. Stephans,
Hugh Quin and C. E. Florence
motored to Dallas Wednesday,
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CORN TENDER No. lean— 5c
.... 29c
.... 22c
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Frank Futrell, R. A. Clifton, 1 —----------- ------
Croley Cook; Roy Bennett, Dr. architest, who is here in
and Mrs. Florence of Tyler, nectiom with the park project
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Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Florence
entertained a number of their
friends with a delightfully ar-
ranged Washington- Birthday
dinner Tuesday evening..
Patriotic decorations and
Washington Birthday favors
adorned the living room whre
the bridge tables were laid for
dinner. Red carnations center-
ed the tables and red, white
and blue nut .cups marked the
places. As the guests arrived a
hatchet door knocker announc-
ed their entrance.
Adelicious three course din-
ner carrying out the patriotic
color achepie was served, the
following being the menu;
Grapefruit cocktail; chicken
salad, red potato chips, sand-
wiches with red filling, wafers,
coffee, ollyes, Herschel pudding
topped. with whipped cream
and cherries.
cherries and whipped cream.
Those present were; Mes-
dames W. C. Barnwell, F. N.
Buie, Neill Buie, J. W. Croley,
J. E. Croley, Croley Cook, Tom
Cook, W. A. Hamm, N. J. Har-
rison, E. R. Knowles, E. L.
Lawrence, M. P. Mell, J. A.
Mullinix, H. C. Wilson, Roy
Bennett, V. J. Stephens.
MRS. W.C.BARNWELL
LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Mrs. W. C. Barnwell enter-
tained- the Idleweiss Club of
Winnsboro with a two-course
luncheon Wednesday at 1 p.m.
in the bridge games Mrs. T. R.
Anderson won high score and
received a set of Ruby glass
tumblers. Mrs. J. T. Gipson
won low score, and received a
laughing toy which caused
much merriment.
The luncheon menu consisted
of Turkey, dressing, stuffed
tomatoes, creamed potatoes.
You must wear them
Pants to appreciate their
real worth. . . . Gambler
Stripes. . . . Grey Coverts.
After dinner the evening was' Horace V. Davis, toastmaster
of the day, then called on Mr.
boro club ladies the following
enjoyed this lovely, affair;
Mesdames W. H. Marshall, R.
D. Bates and B. E. Robertson.
Spring coats, suits and
dresses, all the popular new
styles and spring colors,
and predicted that Gilmer
would have as fine a swimming
pool as any within a radius of
a. hundred miles or more.
Mr. John Simmons, former
member of the Club, was pre-
sent as a guest and expressed
his pleasure in meeting with
the Club again. .
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Dry Salt Bacon, 1b. . . 6c
Mrs. C. E. Florence entertain
ed the Social Book Club at her
home on Tyler street Tuesday
afternoon.
As it was the eve of Wash-
ington’s Birthday a patriotic
motif whs carried out in all
the decorations and table ap-
pointments.
Following several interesting
games of “84” the hostess
served; chicken salad, wafers,
sandwiched, olives, coffee,
Herschel pudding topped with
Washington, Feb. 22.—An
emergency plan for helping the
cotton-growing South Wednes-
day night topped the heap of
farm-aid bills that are piled up
at the Capitol awaiting a
chance to get on the statute
books before the March 4
deadline.
The measure, already passed
by the Senate,' now has the
approval of the House Agricul-
ture Committee and is sche-
duled by Democratic leaders
for consideration on the floor.
It would offer participation in
a Government cotton pool, as
an incentive to farmers to cur-
tail their 1933 production.
The members of the Gilmer
Rotary Club were given a real
vaudeville treat at the regular
meeting Friday, when Mr.
Brackett, who is now appear-
ipg at the Crystal,, entertained
with a varied program. He
first, ran the scale and then
played several numbers on a
common carpenter's hand saw.
We have seen and heard oth-
ers do this, but Brackett is
really a wizard.
In addition he gave several
whistling and. other imitation
stunts that brought down the
house. He closed by playing a
harmonica and banjo at the
same time.
The Club had come to order
promptly at 12:15 with the in-
tention of listening to radio
talks by several nationally
prominent Rotarians, but as
the program was not being
broadcast by any Texas sta-
tion, the reception was not
clear enough to be audible.
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A mighty low price for
such a serviceable shirt!
Durable blue chambray,
remarkably well-made!
Two button-through pock-
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Mainuj o
Misses Clarice Fanning and
Nena Mai' Frazier, DeWitt
Buie and Allen McClelland.
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PEACHES
. In Syrup
" 2 Cans 25c
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Big Prints . Little
Prints ... all kinds of
prints in a sea of lovely
colors. They are generous-
ly cut and styled along
the very latest lines with
the detail that usually
distinguishes only higher
priced garments. Round
out your spring wardrobe
with several of them and
have variety at the price
usually paid for one “best A
dress.” . .. AU leading
colors! rl
Spring Sport Coats %
In navy, polo blue, tan,
grey, black and tweeds.
Smartly " tailored—novelty
sleeves—
5.95
Other Spring Coats
9.85
Dolman Sleeve
Sweaters
Multi-colored motifs and
novelty weaves. Spring’s
Newest—
1.98
Dotted Swiss
- Dimity and
Organdie Blouses
Just Arrived!
98c
Silk Scarfs
In a variety of patterns.
Hand blocked prints—
59c
PURE LARI), in Ctns..,... 8 lbs. 15c
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Turnip Greens
2 2 Cans 17c
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Tucker, George. The Gilmer Daily Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 296, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 23, 1933, newspaper, February 23, 1933; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1442578/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Upshur County Library.