The Canton Herald (Canton, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, September 18, 1931 Page: 5 of 8
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THE CANTON HERALD
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TO AID TRUST PROBE.
PENTY OF MONEY.
Queen of Queens
Attention, All Grumblers.
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Waldorf Toilet Paper, 4 Rolls 17c
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WILLS POINT, TEXAS
money,
money
home yesterday was offering her
blackeyed peas for sale. They were
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2 full ounces in every Tin
No other tobacco is like it
Mr. Allred said he would author-
ize the County and District Attor-
ney to file suit under the direction
of the Attorney General's depart-
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—NEXT TO P.A. THE RIGHT PAPERS. Straight from France, the
home of the world’s finest cigarette-papers — straight from the famous
factories of Bollore, for more than a hundred years maker of the world’s
finest cigarette-papers, come OCB’s, made expressly for R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company —and YOU. Book of 150 leaves, 5, at the store
where you get good old P.A.
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EXCHANGE $4.00
Guaranteed
S0* ’ ence comes from tariff walls, from
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! none of them are being enforced, j
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MR. TAVLORS RECIPE.
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copy-book definitions, is
the medium of exchange, and,
when exchange slows up, money
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Direct With the Farmer
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otherwise. We’ve got government
bureaus managing our business,
minding our babies— even before
they are born. We have ponder-
eious other ills classed as
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of big returns is unheard. Three
If you’ve never rolled your own with ’
P.A. you’ve missed a smoke trick.
Just spread some of that smooth roll-
ing, smooth smoking Prince Albert in
a makin’s paper. Then go ahead and
roll the best little cigarette that ever
took form in your fingers. So quick
and easy...
Notice how Prince Albert stays put
in the making, without fuss or muss.
That’s because P. A. is crimp-cut.
Cool as a cucumber right off the ice.
Sweet as a melon from the same place.
Mild as a sisterly kiss. j
Do you like a pipe? You will with
P.A. for packing. The most con-
tented bunch of pipe-smokers in the
world will tell you that pipes were
born for just such tobacco. Men who
were pipe-shy for years have found
that they can smoke a pipe now... and
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oversubscription is so
Austin, Texas, Sept. 14. County
and District Attorneys have been
authorized by Attorney General
James V. Allred to investigate al-
leged violations of the anti-trust
laws by ginners and cotton seed
buyers, the Attorney General an-
nounced Monday.
If the evidence secured justifies
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The chief trouble about
clearly to blame. That interfer-
which
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Washington offered us $800,000,000 the bringing of suits for penalties
worth of 3 per cent bonds Mon- --------------
slows up, too. It piles up in banks
and savings accounts just as sure-1
ly as wheat piles up on the ground
in West Texas, while China is
Fringe albert
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For in the “Good Old Days’’ what the housewife paid
for food and what the farmer received for it were
exactly equal. But as towns and cities grew, the
farmer received less and you paid more—because of
a clumsy, round-about system.
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cial. But it is a labor in comparartificial burdens like the war
ison with which the little job ofdebts and from military disturb-
renovation accomplished byHercu-ances and governmental violence,
les in the Augean stables recedes as in the case of China, Russia,
to the proportions of a 10-minute j and some South American coun-
setting up exercise. Bureaucracy tries.The Dallas News.
once established roots itself more I ______________.
J. J. Taylor confesses in the
Dallas News to possessing an av-
erage mind in having a solution
for the economic difficulties con-
fronting us. His "recipe for eco-
nomic recuperation" is simply the
"complete erasion" of governmen-
tal interference with natural econ-
ocic laws.
Mr. Taylor admits his recipe,
likely will prove unpopular, a
view which is obviously well-
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C-$sG°White SOAP, 5 bars
like the archaeological remains of dence For money, if you remem-
the vanished civilizations, and, ,
ber your
with the brilliant exception of .
By cutting out many wastes, A&P is able to charge you less, and pay the
farmer a larger share of the retail price. We bridge the gap between the
farmer and you.
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a of the sheer size of the institu-
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created in this country, or wheth-
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eration of the thinking organ, as
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lation on government payrolls । starving in some provinces for
• , and the rest are working might the want of wheat. Overproduction
। and main to get there. And we is pretty nearly world-wide, large-
I ! have got taxes pyramided on tax-, ly because we have ceased to ex-
I es to pay the bill. j change our surplus for the sur-
Mr. Taylor would "erase” allpluses of other countries
governmental interference with produce different things
' private affairs of its citizens. It' urs
is a laudable undertaking, and In gome articles there
one of such salutary implications i world-wide surplus, notably cotton
that it well might prove the cureand oil. But, in most items, inter-
net only of all the ills, plainly ference with channels of trade is
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Bananas Lb. 4c Oranges Doz. 21c
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moral, to the keeping of the law , , T plenty of money, just as we have .
moral, v P 5 ous machinery of government to , , . , Ln Ft +he monev
and because we in the act resign . .. . .. . .! plenty of wheat But the m y
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individual responsibility we makein the dinner and when tohas ceasedtocrcu to emulate
it impossible for the laws to work take it out. weve laws rang- ' the wheat.has not in the right
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in the hull and the old woman old woman went on: ‘I recons
in her efforts to make a sale said de old Mastah seed what a hard
Tse more'n 70 years old but in time we had las’ wintah and He
all my life I haint never had is tryin’ to make it up fur us. We
seed pea hulls as full of peas as shore ought to be thankful. It's
dey is dis year. Jist look here,' not only peas but ebbery udder
and she opened up one and it thing we raised is better dan
was sure as full as could be. The ebber I saw. Will you want sum
peas had grown so big they had more next week? We has lots
crowded each other so they were of 'em.' There is a lesson for us
not round. Every particle of the grumblers. . .
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ills. But whenever the govern-
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overwhelmed with offers of it.
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Lively, A. G. The Canton Herald (Canton, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, September 18, 1931, newspaper, September 18, 1931; Canton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1515547/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Van Zandt County Library.