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She reveals your entire life from
infancy to old age. giving names,
dales, facts and gures, rutdes yon
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PREVIEW SAT., 11 P. M.
SUNDAY thru TUESDAY
handle. The trees are planted in strips 400 yards in breadth across the
belt, wherever experts think it necessary to diminish dust storms and
retard face drainage. Between the strips, farming is carried on as usual.
The State Historical Museum at
Teachers College will be moved in-
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12.42 12.50 12.42 12,50
. 12.50 12.68 12.80 12.60
12.52 12.62 12.52 12.62
12.54 12.68 12.54 12.64
This is one of the most thrilling events of their young
lives. Remember them with a gift. Let us suggest:
Kodaka, Fountain Pens, Diaries, Colognes with Ato-
mizers, Perfumes, Body Powders, Toilet Sets, Pang-
burn’s Candies. ,
higher.
May ...
July
Oct
Dec
Jan —
Mar ....
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When You Deposit In This Bank
—numerous financial services and safeguards become
active in your behalf.
Oct
Dec
Jan
Mar
HEY, KIDS!
DON’T FORGET
x—May option expired at noon to-
day.
July 1.16 7/8-1.17, and oats were 3
1/8 advanced;
Kimbrough-Tobin DkugStoxe
All the physical facilities, experience,
obliations, and legal requirements of
present day banking play a part in
making your money secure against
loss.
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GOVERNMENr BONDS
NEW YORK, May 14--(AP)--Gov-
eminent bonds:
FREDRIC MARCH
JANET GAYNOR
ASTAR
ISBMN-
The First Modern Pieture to
TECHNICOLOR . . . with
ADOLPH MENJOU, MAY
ROBSON. ANDY DEVINE
LIONEL STANDER
strate without charge.
A... 641 N. RICHMOND BT.. Ch
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M. A. GAY
Roofing & Sheat
Metal Co.
with
JOHNS-MANVILLE
ROOF
First State Bank of Denton
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
Screen Songs
SATURDAY, 10 A. M.
Fast Free Delivery,
East Side Square
in other commodities and under re-
newed London and continental 11- 1
quidation. I
Cotton displayed a steady under- !
tone later in the morning, aided by
rallies in the stock and wheat mar-
kets Business was limited and prices
were easily influenced. A little Wall
street buying and covering appeared
Seenvn
SATURDAY MORNING
at 10 o’Clock
FREE! FREE!
Candy for Kiddies
-Featuring
KIDDIE STAGE SHOW
direction
Marguerite Sinclair
Jungle Jim Serial
POPEYE CARTOONS -
reme
GOLF BALLS
Golf hats and tennis caps. See them before you buy.
HOPPER AUTO SUPPLY
Phone 185
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OATMEAL—FED QUINS
HEAD FASHION
PARADE
Although not quite three years old
the famous Dionne Quins have de-
veloped a keen sense of color and
each has a decided preference for
bright hues. For example, if five lit-
tle dresses each of a diffrent color
are Mid on the bed Emilie will in-
variably choose yellow and the oth-
ers chose equally bright hues.
In order to more easily identify
the five babies at their birth, nurses
dressed them in the following col-
ors: lively Yvonne, rose; Madonna-
like Marie, blue; Annette, yellow;
Cecile, green; and Emilie, mauve
However the famous babies feel that
they have outgrown their baby
colors and have a right to assert
Little Johnny at the time thought
he had killed the Confederate sol-
dier and did not know otherwise
until eight years later when the
two chanced to meet at Fort Brown
Texas.
His name was plain John Clem
when he entered the service He
explained the addition of "Lincoln":
"I met Lincoln once in 1864 and
I thought him such a wonderful
man that I took his name "
Funeral services were pending.
In the battle of Shih in 1862
he beat the lead drum as the Fed-
eral forces moved into action.
A year later he was permitted to
carry a gun. He remained in the
Following members of Popeye
Club had birthday during past
week and will be admitted as
guest of Popeye on Saturday
morning:
Helen Marie Bridge
Sari Lynn Price
James Kimbrell )
Marilyn Grube /
Frances Freeman
SEE US FOR PRICES ON PAINTS
BEFORE YOU BUY
G. W. MARTIN LUMBER CO.
What gees on "Behind the
Hraan" to Hollywood? New fee
the firs* time . . . you can see
THE TRUTH!!
Ing higher prices for all spring lamb,
and shorn lambs, few aged wethers
440 down, or steady
NEW YORK FUTURES
MORE MERCHANDISE FOR
LESS MONEY!
AT THE ECONOMY GROCERY a MARKET
NEW YORK, May
ton futures closed
he found a way. The means was
this:
He stowed army tn a . barrage car
bound for the Covingion. Ky mo-
bilization camp where he attached
himself to the 22nd Michigan in-
fantry. Charmed, the solarers took
the little tyke in as their own and
gave him a drum, a misfit uniform
and a sawed-off musket.
Stories of his exploits soon became
legion He made his sawed-off mus-
ket a nearsome weapon and beat
his drum viciously even as it was
shot from his hands.
The young soldier became sep-
arated from his regiment after he
haul been at the front in the battle
of Chickamauga. Soon he fell in
with a command that was practical-
ly surrounded by Confederates.
Johnny sought shelter in a clump
of bushes but was discovered by an
enemy colonel. The officer gaped at
the little figure in the over-sized
uniform with the under-sized gun
and broke into a laugh
Enraged. Johnny fired at the col-
onel and made his way back safely.
_ . 12.42 12.56 12.42 1140
Spot steady middling ti ll
•—May contract expired at noon.
P. Lipscomb, M. D.
Bouthesm Oome Squarv
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Glasses Correctly Fitted
Pnones: omce 200; Reasmee MB
nmer Boy of Chickamauga,9
Retired Major General Clem,
Dies at San Antonio Home
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A Man’s CASTLE is a Woman’s
FACTORY, ,
dgedeyykwhat they accomplish—women
Teat Lights and Horn
Free
Test and Water Battery
Free
Inspect Cooling System
Free
TOTAL $6.50
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
ONLY 83.95
For Wrecker Service
Call 440
perfectly but in-
tion, strengthens
ExtraSpecial
SPRING CHECK UP
Tune motor 88.50
Adjusting brakes. A, B,
Canning Supplies
At Evers’—the oldest Canning Supplies Store
in Denton County
CANS, SEALERS,
PRESSURE COOKERS
RUPTURE
SHIELD EXPERT HERE
H M SHEVNAN, widely known
expert of Chicago, will personally be
at the Blackstone Hotel, Fort Worth.
Ta Boday and Wednenday, only. May
IS and U. from I A R to l E R
Mr Shevnan mays: The Zoetie
Shield to a tremendous Improvement
over all former methods, effecting
immediate results. It will not only
DENTON DAIRY PRODUCTS CO.
—TELEPHONE 292—
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LOVERS WHO LIFT YOUR
HEART TO THE STARS...
In the tenderest romance of
our time
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KARLOFF TIME IS
THRILL TIME!
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Ade HEROIC NEW ।
APP,FIGURE OF ,
J THE SCREEN 11
Tad You must
1 , .... E him -ond thrill '
EKe all over ogain ! (
Sheep 11,000 tncluding 1,500 thru:
tew spring lambs to small killers 10.-
25. or 25c higher packers bidding
10.00 down, or steady, salesmen ask-
TEXAS
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14—( AP >—Cot-
steady. 4 to 7
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO May 14—(AP)--Poul-
try. live. 1 car, 31 trucks, unsettled;
shares.
MARKETA AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, May 14 — (AP)-
Stocks firm; steels, rails rally
quietly.
Bonds mixed; corporates higher, U
B. loans off.
Curb improved: most lifts small
Foreign exchange easy; only French
unit higher.
Cotton improved: favorable labor
news.
Sugar lower: disappointing spot
market.
Looking Ahead
Are you “looking ahead” to safe-guard your finan-
cial condition in old age and the rainy days that are
sure to come ?
The officers of this bank always have time to dis-
cuss your problems with you.
LETS GET BETTER ACQUAINTED!
Denton County National Bank
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
love or businetts. She tells your
sweetheart’s >mm ah readings
eonndential and private. Hours »
to » dally. Speelal reading Me.
Sheisahappywoman who keeps a moder, home
wdhhevmenta. appliances to reflect her
CITY OF DENTON -
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS
NEW ORLEANS, May 14.—(AP)—
Spot cotton closed quiet 7 pointe up:
sales 419: low middling 1148; mid-
dling 12.98: good middling 13 53; re-
ceipts 1,762: stocks 406,235.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO, May 14.—(AP)—Cash
wheat. No. 1 hard 1.31 1/4: No. 2
hard 130; corn. No 2 mixed 1.31 1/2:
No. 3 mixed 130 1/4; No. 3 yellow
130 1/4-32 1/2; No. 2 white 1.33 1/1;
No. 3 white 1.32 8/4: oats. No 2 white
cereal 51 1/2; No. 2 white 55; No. 3
white 52-54
TEXAS SPOTS
DALLAS, May 14.—(AP)—Cotton
12.58, Houston 12 87, Galveston 12.85.
AVERAGE COTTON PRICE
NEW ORLEANS, May 14—(AP)-
The average price of middling cotton
today at ten southern spot markets
was 12.96 cents a pound: average for
the past thirty days 13.35 cents a
pound.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
LIVERPOOL. May 14.—(AP)—Cot-
ton. 14,000 bales, including 200
American. Spot in limited demand;
4 1/4 47-62 #183 Hw
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TODAY and SATURDAY
Laugh as hr btufts Uto Wests
tough hombres: Thriu M Ite
out-rougha those who dare to*
eal his Moff: • <
May ia3/4. July 116 17255780 corn selery. "Saxous
1 cent,om to » 1/4 up. Mar 1» 1/4.1 Chicago
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW
CHICAGO. May 14.—<AP>—stimu-
lated by estimates that 1,060,000 bu-
shels of Canadian wheat had been
bought for export, wheat scorea a
maximum gain of * 11 centa late
today.
Part of the export purchases of
Canadian wheat were for Germany.
Oreat Britain waa also a buyer today
of Canadian wheat
Scarcity of offerings hoisted May
delivery of corn * »/4 centa
At the clone wheat waa 1 cent to
Me TILL 5 Me APTER 5
CMILDREN 10s PHONB 75
TODAY and SATURDAY
1,6
After that he was known as the - - -— — - -- — — -—
“drummer boy of Chickamauga— beit section in Oklahoma to just one of many which have been or wil
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STOCKS
NEW YORK. May 14—(API—With
steels and ralis in front, yesterday’s
skidding stocks righted ihemseives
in codaf’s market with recoveries of
fractions to 3 or more pointe.
Partly inspiring the reltively quiet
turnabout was the tentative settel:
ment of the Jones A Laughlin steel
strike.
Even with the Improved news from
tbs’ labor front trading circies pro
ceeded carefully in buying commit-
ments.
Brokers attributed much of the
day's betterment to purchases by
those who believed at least a techni-
cal rally was in the cards because
of Thursday's sharp relapse. Profit !
selling reduced top quotations in .
some instances before the close. ’
Transfers approximated 1,200.000 \
NEW YORK COTTON
NEW YORK. May 14-(AP)---Cot-
ton futures opened steady, 1 to 4
points off with lower Liverpool ca-
bles partly offset by trade buying
and covering May 1260; July 12.59,
Oct 12.41; Dec. 1240; Jan. 12.41;
March 12.42
Selling orders were not heavy and
after several positions touched fur-
ther new lows for the mgvement in .
opening trading priees quckly ral-
lied about 8 to 13 ponts on an mod- 1
erate volume of trade price fixing .
and covering.
The initial decline was regarded as
having left the market in a sold-out
condition and traders were not in-
clined to press offerings There was
still hesitancy on the buying side. ♦
The early bulges attracted renew-
ed offerings and July, which had I
sold up from 12 58 to 12 71. was
quoted at 12.64 at the end of the
first half hour with prices generally
2 to 6 points net higher
Further rains were reported in the
cotton belt, including South and
East Texas
Trading ends in May contracts at
noon today, There were eight notices
issued against this delivery at the
opening
Livepool declined with waaknass
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1ot 409-530 most stock steer consumpton ngures for April of 718.2
947 bass ngast 779302 ast month 1
and 876,762 last year were about as
expected and had no apparent im-
mediate influence. '
their individuality now That to why
they always head the fashion parade
for all sub-sub-debs at Easter-time.
The Dionne Quins are leaders in
diet, as well as the parade of fash-
ion For the famous Dionne Diet
has set a splendid examtlie for Moth-
ers all over the world. The cereal,
for example, which was chosen by
the medical staff for the Dionne
Quintinuplets was Quaker Oats.
Ooatmeal to hich in that precious
three-purpose Vitamin B for com-
bating constipation, nervousness and
poor appetite due to lack of vitamin.
And, furhtermore, oatmeal with
milk furnishes a wonderful source
of carbohydrates for building ener-
gy. protein for building muscles and
minerals for building strong, sturdy
little bodies
. So, whenever you read about those
famous babies, the Dionne Quin-
tuplets. remember that they're set-
ling good examples tor the entire
baby World And remember, too. that
they eat Quaker Oats today and
every day.
standards (M centralized carlota) 29.
Eggs 42,763, steady. prices un-
ebanged
FORT WORTH LVESTOCK
FORT WORTH, May 14—(AP)—
< USDA,—Hogs 700: truck hogs Ite
higher than Thursday: top 10.23 paid
by sman killers packer top 16.15:
good to choice 175-325 lb averages
10.00-25: packing sows steady, most-
ly soo. in 9.25.
Cattle 1,800; caives 500; market
alow, generally steady in all classes
cattle and caives; four loads gram
MILK WITH EVERY MEAL
WILL AID YOU IN ENJOYING PERFECT HEALTH,
FREEDOM FROM DIGESTIVE WORRIES, RESIST- \
ANCE TO STRAIN AND ILLNESS, AND WHEN YOU
BUY MILK BUY BROOKS DAIRY MILK. *
tah
the weakened parte, thereby closes
the opening in ten days on the aver-
age case, regardless of heavy lifting,
straining or any position the body
may assume no matter the else or
location. A nationally known solan-
tife method No under straps or
cumbersome arrangements and abso-
lutely no medicines or medical treat-
menu
Mr. shevnan will be glad to demon-
prices 11 pointe lower; quotations
in pence: American, strict good mid-
dling 7.97. good middling 7.67; strict
middling 737; middling 7.12; strict
low middling 6.87; low middling 8 -
37; strict good ordinary 5 87; good
to New Quarters
“ 6 92; Jan. 6.92; March 6.93
KARLOFF
NIGHT KEY
J. WARREnHULL
JEA aocES1 .
Extra Added
-SOMETIME SOON”
Musical comedy
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Leading Stocky
NEW YORK, May 14-AP)—Rates,
closing price and net change of the
13 most active stocks today:
Republic Btl 46900 88 1 2 up 9/9.
NYC 36500 46 up 1 1/4.
US Steel 33700 95 3 8 up 1 1 2
Anaconda 26200 48 8/4 up 1.
Gen Mot 24100 55 1/4 up 1/4.
Chrysler 17200 106 18 up 1 6/8.
ComwASou 16000 8 5/8 up 1/8.
Param Pict 15400 19 1/8 up 1 1/4.
North Pac 14500 83 5 8 up 7/8.
Socony-Vac 14800 16 No.
Gt North Pf 11700 54 1 4 up 2 1 8
Gen Klee 11900 60 1/8 up 172.
Am Rad 8 8 1100 21 up 1/4.
popular prices
Let us demonstrate the new SEALERS and COOKERS which
make it easy and economical for you to can the surplus vege-
tables, fruit and meats for future use. Home canning is a very
practical and popular way to save choice food, which other-
wise would go to waste. Glad to show you. *
Even Hardware Co.
Speed-Queen Washers Dishes L*H, Rehges
I BAM ANTONIO. May 14 -
Vohdckamauga’s drummer boy and
Hseafer- oz Uto famgus sawed-on
- musket died here last night
The me span of John L. Clem.
i86-sear-old retired major general
iembraced an entistment in the un-
on troops of Civil War days at the
B Mi M toll and retirement in World
-LWardays of ISIS—a long military
career possibly untouched for
hrUto and color.
. Johnny Clem, an orphan lad,
heard President Lincoln's call for
Fvolunteers with wide-eyed anticipa-
His tender age and cherubic ap-
pearance denied him enlistment but
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Of
Terms to Suit Your
Purse.
BELL ROOFING AND
SHEETS METAL CO.
Ph. nt Denton, Tex.
hr -1-9 ’
BROOKS DAIRY, INC. I .
PHONE 467
army after the waar and spent 14
years of his military career in San
Antonio. He came here aa a sec-
ond lieutenant in 18T1. He was
quartermaster for the Eighth Corps
area for several years.
Survivors included his widow,
Mn Elizadetn CT«n; a son. John
L. Clem Jr.; daughter, Elizabeth
Clem; two granddaughters. Miss
Lllian A. Clem of San Antonio and
Mrs. Florence C. Beach of Fort
Sill, Okla, and a great-grand-
daughter.
IBn High Low Last
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U 40 12.57 U SB 1245—46
12.41 12.57 12 to U 47
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CHIIXIRBH 10c PHONX 75
LAST TIMES TODAY
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3 8/4 46-55 .109.9
3 3/8 40-43 Jun 106.19 106 17 106.19
3 3/8 43-47 ............
3 3/8 41-43 Mar 106 15
3 1/8 46-49 ............ 104.5
3 51-55 t ...... .. 103 2
1 7/8 55-60 100 15 10013
2 1/2 49-53 ....... 97.13 97 11 97.13
Home Own Loan 101.18 101.14 101 18
NEw ORLEANS FUTURES
NEW ORLEANS, May 14—(AP)—
Cotton futures closed barely steady
at net advances of 8 to 10 points
Open High Low Close
May ... 12.48 12.55 12.46 13M n
July.. 12.49 12 68 12 40 12.58
to the reading rooms of the old U. I hens over 5 Ite. 17. 5 Ite. and less
brary building as soon as the re- 161/24eghom.hens 14nyers,white
construrtion and "decoration work PiJS^X .^^ite ‘tort
now going on to completed, accord- . 34. Leghorn 20: bareback chickens
ing to Dr J L Kingsbury, curator 1 30-22; eprines. white Reek M. Ply-
From now on, the building will be mouth Bock 30. roosters U; Leghorn
known as the Museum Building) T80153 HituFkexev".nencs.tom
and ths main entrance will be on 18 up 2e,umex”a44qdue”s." 1/1
' Avenue A I Butter, 15.530. steady, creamery-
* I specials (to score) 31-31 1/3; extras
FREE! FREE: FREE: !<»»»» 12:extra.nrsts (90-91), 29-
Boys! Girts! Get a free copy of 2911/2 <■**>. 27.1/2-28:
Dick Daring's Book of Magic Tricks
Amaze your friends by performing
mystifying sleight-of-han d stunts
This book shows 'you bow Simply
buy two small or one large package
of Quaker Oats at your grocer’s and
bring the trade-marks (picture of
Quaker Man on the package) to
the Record-Chronicle office and re-
coffee easier; European selling
CHICAGO:
Wheat strong: unfavorable crop re-
^Corn uneven; May offerings scarce
Cattle steady
Hogs 15-25 higher; top 811.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, May 14—(AP)—
Cotton opened about even with yea-
terday's close here today, although
foreign markets generally were poor
First trades showed prices a point
higher to a point lower in the near
positions and unchanged on the la-
ter.
May opened at 12.40 on a bid, July
at I2.48T October at 12 42 December
at 12.80, January at 12 52 and March
at 12.54: ,
Liverpool recovered from its early
lows and the market here shortly
after the opening moved up 4 to 11
pointe before encountering pressure
which shaded advances
The market gained support as the
morning progressed and toward mid-
session active positions were 10 to
17 points net higher
Better outside markets snd fears
of too much rain in the central and
eastern portions of the belt induced
some trade buying and a little cover-
ing by shorts.
May sold st 12.54, July at 12.62.
October at 12.54 and December at
1267
Trading was, moderately active af-
ter the start, but tapered off towards
the middle hour.
Neal C Lakey
r them in crate lots. Wholesale price in crate lots.
PHONE 89 OR 1184
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