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DEWTON, TEXAS, RIXOKD-CHKONULE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY tl, HM
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Back Third Party
Move Under Way
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Dec
Jan
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moved in both directions.
The late tone was irregular, and
transactions approximated 2,900,000
shares.
filet in presidential
either party.
The co-founder <
Libby’s
Pineapple
France. too. seems to have broken
out with a rash of new Issum, par-
ticularly for its colonies. A triple-
threat set of 45 stamps for regular
postage, airmail, and postage due
has been designed for Senegal. An-
other series has been printed for
Guadeloupe, Martinique. and Gui-
ana, commemorating the tercente-
nary of these French colonies in
the western hemisphere.
irritation and soreness. •
Doctors endorse this treatment.
Needed to Correct
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for Rotary Club
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WE WILL GIVE YOU AN ALLOW-
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• Denton Hospital
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- 2:00 to 6:30 P. M.
9:00 to 11:30 A. M.
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into Kansas tomorrow. With Lan-
Recotd-Chromele want-ads get
results
‘ BIG BROTHER SEZ
It could not possibly be Prof Jackson; but Prof nays
he feels “mighty light" riding in his Plymouth equip-
ped with GOODYEAR tires.
And you will be surprised at the easy riding quali-
ties of Goodyears, if you put them on your car.
Dr. O. D. Judd, director of the
8 C. W. government and economics
department, will speak on "A Cen-
tury of Economic Development in
~ Temes* at 4 IS o'clock Monday af-
ternoon from the college studio over
WFAA. Can Wiesemann, or th
music department, will give organ
selections on the same program-
Fine Granulated
SUGAR
Do This to Ease
Sore Throat Instantly
Relieve Soreness in Three Minutes This Easy Way
on relatively steady Liverpool
supplied by Southern selling
quidation.
SEE US FOR
Square Brand Hi-Germinating Seeds
Pet and Poultry Supplies. Fertilizer and Insecticides
JACOBSEN HARDWARE CO.
Phone 124 .
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acclaimed yesterday “as the great-
est governor Kansas ever had and
our next president,” by the second
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•pot house selling
higher, Arm spot market.
qulM. toreign buying,
do:
DAY CHAEGED WITH MURDER
OF LOEB
POLIET.IL, Feb . 31.—(P)—James
Day. 23-year-old Stateville peniten-
tiary convict, was charged with the
murder of Richard Loeb, a fellow
prisoner. in an indictment return-
ed today by the Will County grand
jury.’
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« Gargle Therouchly—
* throw yoir head wag bosh.
4llowg a Hide to trieUe
down year threat Be ahis
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH, Peb. 21 —(AF)—
(USDA)—Hogs 1,800: truck hogs Is-
aac lower than Thurisday's average or
160 lower than murday's packer
market; good to choice 190-300 lb.
averages 5.80-85; good to choice un-
derwelgats averaging 155-180 lbs
8,85-9.76; packing sows steady to 26c
lower, mostly IM
Cetue 1,700; calves 900; most class-
es cattle week to 26c lower, better
action in steers and yearlings than
A
rent
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Curtain Material
Arbor Cretonne
10cyard
New Patterns! New
Colors! New Low
Prices.
J C. PENNEY da
peeled Farley would open s drive
to keep Kansas in the Roosevelt
column. He will speak in Topeka,
An address on George Washing-
ton was given at the Rotary lunch-
ton Thursdav by Dr. J. L. Kings-
bury of the department of history
at the Teachers College. He char-
acterized Washington as one of the
few oustanding celebrities of the
world, and the embodiment of all
that is American. Washington was
outstanding in everything he un-
dertook, the speaker-said, as a sol-
dier, as a president and as a citi-
zen.
Hugh Egan was program chair-
man.
Corn lower; no aggressive buying.
Cattle weak to 25 lower
Hogs 4-16 down: top 810.50.
NEW YORK FUTURES
NEW YORK, Feb 21—(AP)—Cot-
ton futures closed steady 3 to 7 lower.
Open High Low Lest
Msr 11.36 1136 11529 1120
May 10.84 10.88 10,82 10.82-83
July ... 10.55 IDAS 10.51 10.-51—52
THE selfeftaeing newspaperman
— no longer can keep his existence
a mysterious secret, for Spain has
decided to pay tribute to the clan
by issuing a series of 16 stamps
commemorating tbs 40th anniver-
. aary of the Press Association of
• Madrid, and picturing some of its
most famous journalists.
Like many other Spanish issues,
however, these stamps were sold
; for use on only three days, and the
government has turned the re-
mainders over to the Press Assocl-
jation. Which is solving its budget
| problem by sale of the extras to
stamp collectors.
• This feature line of hosiery is new, outstanding! We
have put it in our stocks especially for young ladies
• of high bhohahd eohege. h just the hosiery yon
_ have so often wanted... smart in style, low in price!
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GAs AND KEROSENE ELECTROLUX RKEVRIGEEATORS A
B. C. a VICTOR KAIHOS
Ask for Demonstration
Waldrip Metor Compuny
Telephone 666 1706 N. Ei
$40.00
on your old car regardless of age or condition
WHETHER IT RUNS OR NOT
on any New or Used Car we have in stock, provided
you act now. This offer is made possible through the
co-operation of the Chevrolet Motor Co., who have
extended their offer to Feb. 28 in their drive to rid
the highways of unsafe old-model cars.
GRACE-BARROW CHEVROLET CO.
congressional district Republican
convention in Kansas. The first
Landon-pledged delegates to the
national convention were picked at
Osawatomie.
SUU Landon remained silent on
the question of entering the field
against Borah in Ohio.
Leading collectors are preparing
for the International Philatelie Ex-
hibition to be held in Grand Cen-
tral Palace, New York, from May
0 to May 17. The greatest and
costiiest collections of the world
will be represented.
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A group of Pennsylvania artists
recently selected the Italian colo-
nial issues for Cyrenaica, Eritrea.
Somaliland, and Tripolitania as the
most beautiful postage stamps since
the World Wsr.
And a vote among French phi-
latelists gives the palm to Eng-
land’s “penny black" as the finest
and most striking postage stamp
ever issued. t • I
(Copyright, ISM,NBA Service, Inc.J J
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Years of Roosevelt”
Criticism of the New Deal came
from Gifford Pinchot, former gov-
ernor of Pennsylvania, while Thom-
as I. Parkinson, president of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society,
said recovery policies have aroused
apprehension.
Pinchot declared that “under
Franklin D. Roosevelt the govern-
ment at Washington is a mess,"
Parkinson said various measures
"have combined to arouse appre-
hension. at least among some of
oud policyholders, regarding the
security of their provision for the
future." ‘ —
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month pension plan, referred to a
proposal to enter a delegation in
the California primary nominally
pledged to Rep. McGroarty (D-
Callb for president Townsend de-
clared “such a program could only
bring defeat and discredit to the
Townsend movement," though he
said the movement’s leaders had no
desire to “antagonize" any such
“favorite son" candidacy as Mc-
Groarty’s.
Outlines Plan
McGroarty, author of a measure
to pay up to 3200 a month pen-
sions, declared in the capital that
he did not believe Dr. Townsend
"understands what we have in
mind."
He declared "the plan is to send
a delegation to the Democratic na-
tional convention pledged to an ef-
fort to secure adoption of a plank
in tile national platform endorsing
the Townsend old age pension
movement."
“I know that the Townsend peo-
ple in California would favor that
movement whether Dr. Townsend
does or not. He is not a Democrat
himself and I don't see why he
should interfere with it at all.
“Whether he does or not we're
going ahead with it.”
The question to be answered was;
Will the Townsendites in Cali-
fornia, or elsewhere, go Ahead with
any primary plans in OL.osition to
the express wishes of the man in
the title role?
uneven; enlarged export
g,e
she stock, calves 25-S0c om medium
ET 400600
• oows 4.25-5.00; common and medium
killing calves 4.00-6.00.
8nep 1,000; no good rat tambis of- -
fered; shorn ted yearlings sad 3 year
old wethers 25c lower: aged wethers "
' and feeder lambs steady; several lots a
good shorn fat yeariings and 2-year- 1
old wethers mixed 0.S0. shorn aged 4
wethers 4.76; medium grade feeder 1
lambs 7,50. I
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW
CHICAGO, Feb 21 - (API—With a
two-day holiday ahead, many wheat
trad— evena up accounts today and
prides averaged higher
Mime tea placed new export busi-
mm in Capaduan at more than 1,-
000,000 bushels.
Wheat olosed uneven. Hog in 3/8
up compared with yesterday’s finish.
May 98 3/4-7/8, corn 1/8-3/8 down.
May 60 7/8-61, oate unchanged to 1/8
lower, and prpvtatons varying from
8 cents decline to 25 cents advance.
MR.
LAWYER
We can "overrule the mo-
ton" of your shimmying car
without reference to the
“book"
: For we have practiced steer-
’ tag correction for years.
Without a reversal.
SMITH MOTOR CO.
Telephone 268
Shortening Advanee
TEXAS SPOrs
DALLAS, Fab 31—(AP)—Cotton
10.82, Houston 11.22, Galveston 11,16.
NEW ORLEANS Srors
HEW ORLEANS, Feb. 21— (AP)—
8pe cotton closed steady 3 points
down; eales 5,814; low mlddUng 10-
33: middling 11.23; good middling
11.83: recaipts 1.439; stock 568,088.
STOCKS
NEW YORK, Feb. 21—(AP)—Al-
cohol shares assumed the leadership
today in final minutes of trading in
the stock market, but the list as a
whole remained highly mixed.
Motors and utilities, together with
vanous individual industrials, were
steady at slightiy advanced prices.
I and rails with fractional changes
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Most people recognize the seri-
oneness of constipation. But too
often they dose themselves with
strong cathartics that often actu-
ally lead to ehromc constipation.
The natural way to check com-
mon constipation is to correct the
condition which causes it—usually,
insufficient “bulk" in meals.
How can you get “bulk”? Fruits
and vegetables have some. Bran has
more. The most popular product of
this kind is Kellogg’s Ail-Bean.
The “bulk” in All-Bran is gentle
in action. All-Bean also supplies
vitamin B and iron.
This delicious cereal is a whole-
some food. Serve All-Bran regu-
larly for regularity, with milk or-
cream—or use to cooking.
Two tablespoonfuls of All-Bran
daily will usually correct constipa-
tion due to insufficient "bulk."
If not relieved, see your doctor.
All-Bran gives
you gentle internal
exercise. Sold by all
grocers. Made by
Kellogg in Battle
Creek.
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NEW YORK, Peb. 21—(AP)—sales,
closing price and net change at the
15 most active stocks today:
scd Brods 08,700 17 tn up 1 3/8.
stude 68,100 13 1/WM,
Budd Mtg Rte 50,700 3 1/8 up 1/8.
Yell Tit 55,000 18 1/2 up 3/4.
Budd Mfg 61800 12 up 1/e.
Packard 81585 11 3/4 an 3/g.
Curtiss Wr 46,700 « 1/2 up 1/8.
Oomi Solv 43,000 24 3/8 up 1/4.
Gen Real 40,660 3 1/8 up 5/8.
Thompa Bt 35,300 7 1/8 Up a/4
Can Pac 36,900 16 3/4 No.
MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—(API—
Stocks irregular; alcohols lead in
selective trading
Bonds steady: rails in dtemand:
Curb mixed; oils and spectalties
lower.
Foesign exchanges easy; dollar
rises against sterling and golds.
Cotton lower: liquidation, local
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.
One threat of a third party move-
ment faded today with the an-
nouncement of Dr. F. E. Townsend
that his old age pension organiza-
tion will not back such a proposal.
Townsend declared that neither
will his group join movements in
any state that would mean a con-
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you’ve ever known, follow direc-
tions above.---—---
Relief will come almost instantly.
For the Bayer Aspirin acts like a .
local anesthetic to ease throat pains; When
and at the same time soothes - get real
QUADRUPLETS HORN TO NEGRO
COUPLE
CHARLESTON. S. C., Feb. 21-
A >—Quadruplets—all girls—were
born to Sallie Glover, wife of Sam
Glover, negro farm hand. In an
unhealed cabin in Parrishville, near
here.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO, Feb 21— (AP)—Cash
wheat, no males reported: corn. No. 0
mixed 57: No 4 yellow 58 1/2-00 1/2;
osts^Nb. 2 while 34: sample grade
WE DELIVER $2.00 ORDERS!
safeway offer, you . real saving this week end on bigh
„...litv flour. Buy several sacks at this low price! _
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NEW OmLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, Peb, 21-(AP)—
Cotton opened steady here today one
point up on March and unchanged
to two points lower on the later
months.
Liverpool came in a shade better
than due, but trading here was quiet
pending Washington developments
on legislation and in the face of to-
morrow’s holiday and the Marai Gras
honcay here next Taesday.
March opened at 11.28 and after
selling down to 1126 In the early
trading soon shot back to its open-
ing level.
Most of the other later positions
held unchanged from yesterday's
close. December sold off to 10 21 and
January to 10 22, or 2 points below
the previous close.
Still waiting developments at
Washington on legislation which
would affect the acreage of the next
crop and pertaining to disposition
of cotton held by the government
pool, most traders limited activities
to clearing accounts in advance of
the holidays and the first notice day
on March next Monday
The market developed a slightly
irregular trend with liquidation in
March sending that contract down to
11.20, or two points under the pre-
vious close.
On short covering May advanced to
1.083 and July to 10.53, two points
above the previous close.
Later options held unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—(AP)—Cot-
ton futures opened barely steady. 1
higher to 2 lower with steadier Liver-
pool cables offset by hedge selling
and liquidation March 1138. May
10.84, July 10AS, Oct. 10.20, Dec. 10.-
20. Jan. 10.28,
Thera was a fair volume of busi-
“OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT’
aan . WRECKER AND QUICK TIRE SERVICE
42 3—83
Max-i-Mum 6 lbs.........25,
FLOUR 2816.-1.65
DR. JUDD TO STEAK OVER
RADIO MONDAY
Comw&Sou 35 700 8 1/4 UP 1/8.
rhm Pg 88,700 4 8/8 No.
Int Tel 33,300 18 1/9 dn 1/1.
Radio 31,400 13 1/4 dn 1/8.
CmCAOO -FOULTBY
CHICAGO, Feb. 31.—(AP)—Poul-
try, live, 15 trucks, steady, prices un-
changed.
Dressed turkeys steady, prices un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 21.—(AP)— Cot-
top, 11000 bales including 10,400,
American. Spot moderate business
done: prices one point lower quo-
tations in pence: American' strict
good middling 6.87; good middling
6.57; strict middling 6.37; middling
6.17; strict low middling 6.00; low
middling 5.75: strict good ordinary
5.56; good ordinary 5.35 Futures
closed quiet March 5,88; May 5.79;
July 5 TO; Oct. 5.48; Dec. 5.44; Jan.
5.44.
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“Favorite Son" Question
The “favorite son” question also
came into Republican discussion.
Senator Borah, first to enter a
presidential primary, claimed to
have eliminated the favorite son
system of picking delegates to the
national convention. Senator Gib-
son (R-Vt), however, charged that
party members in some sections
wore 'proceeding in the same old
repudiated way" by choosing “stand-
patters'' for convention delegates.
Coincidentally, Senator Nye (R-
ND> predicted that his state's dele-
gation would be instructed to vote
for Borah.
Governor Alf M Landon of Kan-
sas, widely discussed as a Repub-
lican presidential possibility, was
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Airway Coffee 2
Pinto Beans Stock 5
Van Camp Hominy, med. can ....... 206
Scottissue, 3 rolls 2 " , _ 22c
White King Soap,24 oz. pk<.......
Baker’s Cocoa, 1-2 lb. can - 210
Lipton F Tea, 1-4 lb. pkg. —
Sunbrite Cleanser, 2 cans .............356
Kool Cigarettes, 2 pkgn.- ........ 58
Calo Dog Food, smg1Sa2 pkgs.. 5c
Standard Tomatoes, No. 1 can........5
ORANGES ma Doz 10c
I LETTUCE 4c
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See Us for LOANS!
G. W. MARTTN LUMBER COMPANY
LET US SERVACE YOUR CAE
for colder weather. Call ua for
| anti-feeze.
MASSEY SEEVICE STATION
Phone 070 410 W. Hickory
; J • Ringless
• Jacquard Top
• Heel Within a Heel
. • Sole Within A Sole
• High Twist, Dull Finish
j* • Regular or Knee Length
• Fits the Slimmest Ankle
- • Unconditionadly Guaranteed
The evening-up of March commit-
ments continued in preparation for
possible notices next Tuesday. Thia
was partly in the way of switehing
from near to late months but March
seemed to be offered a little more
freely at the opening.
March sold off from 11.46 to 1130,
while October declined to 10.18. The
market at the end of the first hour
showed a net 106s of 1 to 6 points
Liverpool cables reported that trade
and Bombay buying had met scatter-*
ed local selling.
Except for the further evening up
of March and switching from later
deliveries, no special feature develop-
ed in the morning and the market at
mid-day was quiet. After selling off
to 1130, March rallied to 1133 and
the general market was about net un-
changed to 3 pointe lower.
Futures closed steady, 8 to 7 low-
er. Spot steady; middiing 11.45.
CHICAGO PEODUCE
CHICAGO, Feb. 21- (API— Butter.
7,836, easy; creamery -specials (93
score) 87 1/2-38 extra (93) 87; ex-
tra Ante (90-91) 36-36 1/3. Ante
(88-89) 88-35 1/2; standards (90 cen-
tralized carlots) 36. Eggs, 6,573, weak;
Tu-
rent receipts 80.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 31—(AP)—
Cotton futures closed steady at net
losses of 3 to 5 points.
Open High Low Close
Nar 1. 11 38 11.28 1131 11.22
May _ 10 81 10.83 10.77 10.78
Jiffy _ 1031 10.53 10.46 10.47
Oct .... 10.17 10 19 10.15 10.16
Dec 10.1 10 19 10.18 10.18
Jan .... 10.23 10.22 10.20 10.20
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