Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 290, Ed. 1 Friday, July 17, 1936 Page: 2 of 8
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Swift’s Sliced
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49c
10 LBS.
3 BARS
19c
THE WILLIAMS STORE
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GREEN BEANS, Del Dixie, 3 Ito 2 Cans..
RED BEANS, Thrift Brand, 4 Med. Cans
MARGARINE, Blue Bonnet, Pound......
TUNA FISH Mission Brand, 2 No. 2 ...
490 Size,
Dozen
344 Size,
Dozen
15c
25c
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Little Rascal
SPINACH
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Lights or reflectors on bicycles and
220Z.
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SUNKIST
ORANGES
SUNKIST
LEMONS
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fairly comfortable in
cooler weather, but
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made a misdemeanor
FOODS SALE!
The easiest crop to plant is a canned foods crop right on your pantry
shelves—and it's a wise investment, as canned food prices are low now
—all indications point to higher prices this Fall. Several of the major
food items such as peaches, tomatoes,-beans, com and many others suf-
fered from either late frosts last Spring or drouth this Summer This
will limit home canning, and naturally make the demand for canned
foods heavy this Fall
Safeway Stores bought canned foods for this sale months ago when
canners' prices were even lower than they are today—we offer you
these additional savings.
Start NOW to Festock your pantry shelves for Fall and Winter by buy-
GRANULATED
SUGAR
2 COOPER SHIRTS . . .
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Local Bar Has
Closed Session
Members of the Denton County
Bar Assoctation met in executive
sesalon in the County Court room
Thursday afternoon. for a purpose
on which they would make no an-
nouncement President E. I Key
presided over the meeting What. If
any. orders or motions were voted
by the local attorneys would not
be divulged by the offictals of the
body when questioned afterward.
CANNED FOODS SALE!
Safeway Buyers Plan For Big CANNED
Installation of signal lights has
been favored by members of the
commtssion itseir for some time but
action was held up until operation
motorcycles are required,
cars left —
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my gbernatorau candidates
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4 BIG DAYS
Friday, July 17, Through
Tuesday, July 21 ine onuned —
PINEAPPLE, Hillsdale, 2 ft 2 Cans...
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Mst of the suggestions the eltirens
tramic safety committee made to
the cqonmlaglpn in its report
.
MORE MERCHANDISE FOR
LESS MONEY!
AT THE ECONOMY GROCERY A MARKET
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BREAD
Of thousands of dollars each year."
Farmer Credit Plan
Roy Banderford’s principal theme
in a speech at Fort Arthur was
that the Federal government should
extend credit up to $5,000 to ten-
ant farmers wishing to become own-
ers of their homes and farms.
He said this could be edocomplish-
ed at a coat of $100 a year with
no rentals to pay. “Our govern-
ment has been lending hundreds
of millions of dollars to banks,
railroads and other large corpora-
tions ana it is but proper that
this advantage should be extended
on down in the most humble,” he
said.
He said that with the adoption
of farm and home ownership there
would "immediately accrue many
benefits to the builaing trades and
result in the employment Or more
and more labor.”
Allred for Education
advanced the philosophy that "one
wt. .1 i» .1-4-.- in ■. i
immoral conduct In the city ceshe-
some time by the acting superin- A
tendent of cemeteries. W. E Beaird. I
Zoning Studied
The proposed zoning ordinance
for Denton was discussed alter the .
traffic code was approved. Becawse
of the lateness of the hour and the
length of the zoning code. It was
decided to take action at a later
date.
Copies of the proposed ordinance
were given to the mgsmbers of the
commission, to expedite action
when the code comes up lor final
consideration.
Fischer Favors
More Employment,
Less Convict Labor
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Blackesed
It was pointed out. conditions sim-
tertes, a rule that has been urged for
liar to those in Denton exist in
that traffic revolves around a down-
town square, through which a main
highway passes, and the investigat-
ing committee gave it as their opi-
ion that despite narrpwer streets,
downtown traffic control was su-
perior to Denton there because of
the lights. McKinney officials plan
to extend the signals and install
more in the near future, thy told
the Denton officials.
The commission also passed an
ordinance prohibiting loitering or
GENUINE COOPER UNDIES
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placed at July 1.” He said be fav-
ored-putting pension payment con-
Jrol in the hands of Commissioners’
courts in order to save "hundreds
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of Bell Avenue, from McKinney
north to the end of State College
for Women campus: west side of
Oakland, from McKinney north to
the south end of the City Park.
Gov Allred was Sou crowning
queens that he wasted’ive months,
lost the state 65,000,0000 before he
took any action, and then only
YOU COME HOME FROM H
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THE FOLKS WON Do FOR
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NR FEY ROUND TAE YOU COME HOME FROM P
It Interfered with private business."
Hi said he favored putting con-
victs to work but that their labors
should not resmett Tn competition
with private business and unem-
ployment for law-abiding citizens.
At Tyler Tom Hunter charged
I be Allred admtntst nition spent
8617,000 to get the machinery for
paying old age pensions in opera-
tion. This sum, he said. came out
of an available fuad of $1,400,000,
He said "Pension payments
I SUN PROOF has fought its battle I
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4 burgh’s five great proving I
• grounds. 1 So we know it lasts I
■ 1 to 3 years longer, covers about ■
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JACK HODGES
Phone 41 218 W. Hickory
Long Study < ___ _____
Passege of the code marked the could be studied
“ 2 5 long period of study and T—---m
from John B Denton west aa far
az Mounts On the south side; west
side of North Locust from McKinney
north to West. College, then on the
east side of North Locust north to
Hensen Driye; oast side of John
B. Denton, from West Oak north to
Congress; west side of Center, from
West Hickoy south to West Syca-
more; souta side of Sawyer, from
investigation by citizens and offi-
cials in a campaign to clear Denton
streeta of traffic danger—a cam-
paign launched here by public con-
cern after a fatal traffic accident
hen’ The new ordinance embodies
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Alabama .Girl Sour or Dill
PICKLES
’ WASHINqTN, July 17 —(—A
two-fold defepse was prepared w
day for the- doming trial of formei
Elentenant Commander John S.
Farnsworth, who is accused of sell-
ing naval secrets to an agent of
the Japanese timperial navy. —
Lying on a cot in his jail cell,
running nervous fingers through his
prematurely gray hair. Farnsworth
outlined one of the points in his
defense He insisted that he ne-
gotlated with the Japanese tor the
sole purpose of obtaining employ-
ment in Japanese aviation and that
he never divulged American naval
data.
Relatives indicated another line
of defense. They intimated it would
be based on recent statements of
his parents that he had been ir-
responsible ever since he was
knocked unconscious in an air-
plane crash in Pensacola Bay, Pla.,
some years ago.
Clad only in a quarter-sleeved
nightgown as he lay in the District
Of Columbia jail. Farnsworth told
reporters his own story of the
events that led to his arrest re-
cently by the G-men and naval
intelligence operatives.
Again and again, he denied
that he had son to an agent of
Japan a confidential copy of “the
service of information and secur-
ity,” an American navy document.
He said he gave a batch of photo-
graphs and other papers to a mem-
Hr Of the Japanese embassy, but
that these were merely evidence
of his experience and qualifications
for the job he sought and were
not seeret data '
He proposed. he said, that the
Japanese government engnge hum
as a flying instructor . He asked
$50,000 as a cash down payment,
he added, and a commission and
salary as commander in the Jap-
anese Navy, with the stipulation
that in case of war 'with the
United States he would not continue
with the job.
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Centennial, 1b. 25c
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LETTUCE Ma .
FRESH CARROTS g,
He pledged a continuation of
his administrations “Liberal policy"
toward education and aid for the
aged needy
Pierce Brooks of Dallas told a
Houston audience he advocated cre-
ation of a State Industrial Board,
which he said could create a textile
industry in this state, bringing cot-
ton mills for the profit of Texas.
He said suh a board should
co-operate with Texas citles and
towns in order to restore- shut-
down factories and industrial units.
He said this proposal was one of
several contained In his. business
administration platlorm.
Farnsworth Plans
Espionage Defense
Admiration, 1b. 25c
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marcmmemca iseepa ■ ngnw ad4-
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City engineer and Officer Glen Lan-
ford reported investigation of traf-
fic lights operation in Dentson,
Sherman, Whitesboro and McKin-
ney showed the light signals were
highly satisfactory. In McKinney,
Drawn for HEADLEE TIRE CO.
i WONFHAVE ro
Soap Powder, Octagon, 2 pkgs...5c
Zee Toilet Tissue, 3 rolls ............ 14c
Kool Cigarettes, 2 pkgs......... 35c
Blue Ribbon Malt, 3 lb. can......59c,
Post Bran Flakes, reg. pkg. . 11c
Super Suds, reg. size, 3 pkgs.....25c
I,
, F. W. Fischer of Tyler, Demo-
cratic candidate for governor, has
added Ids views on convict labor
and unemployed railroad men to
the campaign
in a speech at Marshall last night
he recommended tailway trains
be divided into two or three sec-
tions for the double purpose ol
Salt, Rock Crystal, 3 pkgs. 10c
Libby’s Peaches 2 1 32c
Jell-Wall, 2 pkgs. ........9c
SOLD ME
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TrafSc Lights-
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and then on the west side from Wal-
nut to Sycamore; on both sides of
Went Hickory from Shepard’s Fu-
neral Home to the city limits: on
both sides of Fry from West Hick-
ory to West Oak.
Fire La are
Fire lanes are created as follows:
north side of West McKinney irom
North Elm to Bolivar; west side of
Cedar. from West McKinney couth
to West Oak; east side of Bolivar,
from West Oak north MO feet; north
side of Pearl, from Bolivar west 146
feet; south side of West Oak, from
a point 169 feet east of Piner back
west 529 feet; west side of Piner,
from Went Oak south 300 feet; went
side of Oakland, from Sawyer north
to North Locust; both sides of Con-
greet, from John B Denton west as
far as Alice on the North aide end
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MAXIMUM, 48 lb. sack $1.59
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. i. "You don’t have to wsh your car either. Just
take it to HEADLEE’S and they will shine it up
quickly.”
And they have a SIMPSON MOTOR AN-
ALYZER to locate all the "knocks" and rattles. „
_ .. NEXT TIME CALL
- mg days! Their pat- A
ented no-seam seat
prevents cutting, and a-
their extra-full leg 60.
prevents binding. In ’ •
Cooper shirts you get
highly absorbant
knit, especially de-
signed for extra fit
and freedom!
dollar wisely invested in youth to-
day will save 310 for the state
at the other end of the Une.’ He
said the soundest investmet in so-
cial Insurance for Tesans was the
’ training or youth,
we will educate our boys
Greens TAurstra
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SLICED BACON Lr°"
DRESSED FRYERS...,.
es to be com-
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HARVEST A A LB 2 k Qi SA
BLOSSOM 40 SACK •1.4V
4 LB. AQa 8 LB.
CRTN...HOV CRTN
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‘runs.
Junket, Ice Cream, 3 pkgs.. 25c
Skiddo Cleanser, can ....... 10c
Sardines imm 3 ..25
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 290, Ed. 1 Friday, July 17, 1936, newspaper, July 17, 1936; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1539643/m1/2/: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.