Amarillo Sunday News-Globe (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 269, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 7, 1930 Page: 3 of 44
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will find we can meet them. Your “furniture
dollar" will go a long ways towards the better-
ment of your home.
—At least they have at this store. Our recent re-
organization resulted in newer and greater val-
Old man VALUE cut loose from the dangerous
old ship, High Price—Used the parachute, safety,
and landed safely! He‘s here to stay, too!
Style
Now
NEW ATWATER-KENT
MODELS ARRIVE
SMALL, WILSON TO
DEMOS CONVENTION
GALVESTON, TUESDAY
VETERANS WAIT 69
. YEARS FOR UNIFORMS
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membership
Much val-
Kuppenheimer Good Clothe* for
Every Man at Every Man's Price
J. Harvey Avery, superintendent
of the awine department at the Tri-
State Fair. Mr. Avery reports that
the swine barn will be fall this
CITY EQUALIZATION WORK
/ IS COMPLETED ON TIME
All the latest patterns will
be found at our store. Visit
HOME EXPOSITION
TO DE OPEN SUNDAY
Wallpaper
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JUVENILE
. CLOTHING
Tom Sawyer Suits
Kiddie Bilt Clothes
Jackie Clothes
SWEATERS
White Chief
Keller Koats
HOSIERY
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under the big teat at
Mil Hughes!
(Special to The Sunday News-Globe)
’ WELLINGTON, Sept. S.— Senator
Clint Small and J. D. wilson ere
planning to attend the state Demo-
cratie convention in Galveston Tues-
Sth and ,
Polk
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LADIES' HATS
Cleaned and Blocked....
SHOES
Stacy Adams
Bostonians
Freeman Beddow
HOSIERY
Westminster
Phoenix
SWEATERS
Puritan
Bents Knit
Travelo Jacket
NECKWEAR
Beau Brummel
as no authority In the
CeL Ernest O. Thomp-
202 Ollver-Eakle Bldg.
Phone 2-2953
ded
ITY HAS NO POWER
IN ROUTING OF 66,
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Come in and let’s work together in selecting the pat-
terns needed. We have one of the largest variety of
quality stocks in Texas.
Hunsley’s Inc.
THE HOUSE OF COLOR
Have your old felt eleaned up far winter.
Na matter how dirty and greeny it may be
— bring it in. We have eecared the merviees
of Mr. Jamen Al Maree, expert hat man
from Enstern fnetories and member of Un-
Ion Haltere' Ase‘n., New York City. We
can now guarantee yea ike boat hat work
ta he had from any hat nhop in the South-
went.
Take advantage of tble low price, come la
tomorrow.
PERRYTON C.-C. RETAINS
NATIONAL MEMBERSHIP
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GOOD TIRES ARE
OF‘LIFE AND DEATH'
IMPORTANCE NOW
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FINEST SHOW HERDS OF COUN-
TRY TO BE EENAT
FAIR
CLOTHING
Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
Yorkeshire Values Clothes
Amarillo'* Owa-Tour-Home exposi-
tion, held in th* big tent at soil
Hughes Street, will be open Sunday
afternoon, it waA announced Satur-
day. Formerly it waa stated that the
pxposition would close Saturday.
The Wolflin Eatatee, where the
demonsration home la located, is re-
ceiving much comment from visitors
to the show. According to Chas. A.
Wolflin, manager of the development
company, people visiting the minja-
ture exhibit of the subdvision have
•aid that they are anxious to see how
the home will look in its beautiful
netting, without the tent and the
booth* which surround it.
Mr. Wolflin invito* Amarilloans to
motor out and inspect the home and
the estates after the tent is removed.
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I Petitions to the eity commlasion
’ about the routine of Highway Na. 66
into Amarillo from th* Eaat will be
of ne avail. It was stated Saturday
at a special session ef city ofticlale.
So The People
May Know!!!
As the great bard, Shakespeare, says,
"Much Ado About Nothing”j that is
what this great hubbub about lower
prices for Fall amounts to.
year althoui
40-foot addit
nea, mayor, wh* aaid It had mm* te
the attention of the city eommission
Notiees to property owner. about
any changes I* valuation a* made by
the city's board of equalization will
he mailed on time. it was announced
Saturday at the office of James Bow-
en, city tax collector.
Notice. ar* to be mailed 10 days
before the boaud begins it. nession
te hear protests and September 22
ha* ben set for the data of recon-
vening.
Sam Seay, Chester Adam* and M. T.
O’Neill, members of the city'* board
of equalization, recently completed
their work of rendering values. Ap-
proximately four week* were required
for the flrot session.
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If you haven’t inspected the Demonstration
Home at 3011 Hughes, in Wolflin Estates, be
sure to do so this afternoon or tonight! You’ll
see a truly well’constructed home—learn just
what elements and features are desirable in
your new home when you get ready to build.
Also, you’ll see the advantages of Wolflin
’ « Estates as the location for nice homes, whether
large, medium in size, or small. When you visit
the Demonstraiton home, take the opportunity
to inspect Wolflin Estates again and consider its
• possibilities for your home!
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FURNISHING
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SHOES
Simplex Flexies
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There haa been a slight reduction in
the wholesale price of commodities.
This reduction however is of such
small significance, that it will make no
difference in the retail price, but you
will receive greater values than ever
before for the same price. 1
It is always possible to offer merchan-
disc at a lower figure, providing a
merchant is willing to sacrifice quality
for price. This has never been our po- (
licy nor will we become a party to
such procedure.
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Near Nat c. •
bam. Those wanting information
or eatalogs should write Mr. Avery
at Hit West Twentieth Avenue, or
phone 6674.
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that petitiona regarding the loenton .
•t the highway were betmreireutatee theFerrston Chamber of Com
with the idea of presenting them to
HIGGINSVILLE, Mo., Sept. 6—
Sixty-nine yeara after the Civil War,
Confederate veteran* in a soldiers'
home here soon are to have their
first uniforma. .
United Daughters of the Confeder-
acy in Missouri are to provide the
gray suits for the aged veteran*.
They are railing funds for the prej-
at now, and the uniforms will be
■PMated thia fall.
Chamber of
Tri-State Fair. According to Mra.
Shires, the exhibit will be very
mack larger and better than last
year. The reentry nchools will
dismins on Friday. September 26,
which will be Country School Dey
at the fair.
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bership in the U. S.
Commerce. The new
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re. of
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n the
ntries
Lawyers from all sections of the
atate will come to Amarillo Monday
to attend the third annual eonven-
tion ef the Association of City At-
torneys in Texas. The convention
will be in session at the Hotel Herr-
ing for two days.
The association, headed by Rhine-
hart Rouer, eity attorney of Fort
Worth, waa formed three years ago
and held its first convention at Auo-
tin. The second annual convention
was held at Galveston.
Practically all eity attorney* in the
state of Texas hold membership in
the organization, but nat more than
50 of the officials are expected here
for the convention, it waa Mid Satur-
day by local members ef the legal
profeasion.
The association was organized for
the express purpose of discussing
problem* which confront city attor-
ney* and the program will consist
chiefly of discussiona about utility
xates and regulations, drafting ef or-
dinances, bend issues and the like
is
' the eommisaion.
I “Such petition* should be presented
, to the atate highway comminalon and
the federal highway department,"
Mayer Thompson said.
Highway No. M now enters'Am-
$
County, It haa been announced by
Lee C. O’Neil, ehairman of the coun-
ty executive committee.
They will endorse any plan looking
to water conservation in West Texas
and will vote favorably upon any
measure to further Trinity River
navigation, O’Neil said Saturday.
Small and Wilson plan to accompany
the Tarrant County delegation to the
convention from Fort Worth.
entries are several of the finest show
horde in the country. Barring unfor- "Mra, J. I. Shires, superintendent
seeh circumstanees, the beef cattle of the rural achooi exhibits at the
We refuse to offer to the public mer-
chandise that is tailored down to a
price, instead of up to a standard as
has always bpen our policy in order
that we may consciously repeat and
live up to our slogan, "Best Values
Under The Sun" in offering to you
such nationally known and nationally
advertised lines as listed below, many
of which are confined exclusively to
our store in Amarillo.
"There was a time, and not so
many ycars back at that," says E. E.
Dearth, ereator of the Fisk Air-Flight
principle, “when tires were built to I
hold air and give mileage. In other
words, to cushion the ear to greater
er less extent and give mileage to
the point of reasonable cost per mil*
.to the ear owner.
“In there day* a blow-out was s
disaster largely because it spelled
the ruination of a tire, ponsibly the
spoiling of a trip and a loss of mon-
ey. But in those days we were going
like lightning nt 25 or 20 miles per
hour. - -
"Today tire* must be built in con-
■Idoretion of other vital points. Our
modern motor can travel at meteoric
■peed*. Hitting 50, M, CO and 05
mile* per hour at casual driving. And
at there speeds e “blow-out" ir in ell
truth a "life-and-death" matter.
“Today," centinun Mr. Dearth, "no
ear-owner can afford to drive on
tires that have been ran "bald head-
ed" or tins that he known have suf-
fered severe chocks.
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Latest modols of the Atwater-Kent
“Golden Voice" ndie and combina-
tion, announced August 5 through a
national radio network, now an ea
exhibit in Amarillo, it was announced
Saturday by the two local dealers,
Tolzien Music Company, Sil Taylor,
and E. E. Finklea, jeweler, SOS Polk.
The Amarillo dealers, Irving Tol-
lion and N. E. Finkles, attended tks
.distributors' .and dealers' district
meeting, held at Oklahoma City, Aug-
ust 5, and both are enthusidtic
about the new models. Then are
three models of the radio and one
model of the combination.
“In these models are embodied all
the newest ndio dsvlees, including
the Important one of tone control,”
the dealers Mid.
A record entry list has already been
received in the Hereford cattle class
for the Tri-Rtoto Fair here. Septem-
ber 22 to 27, D. L. MeDenald, super-
intendent of the Beef Cattle division
announeed Saturday. >
Included in the greet number of
HATS
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■how this year will surpass all prev-
ioaa records.
Perhaps the greatest attraction for
herd owners at the 1930 fair is to be
feend ia the premium list of $5,000.
Additional numbers of herds are en-
tered owing to the large divisions
late which the premium money le be-1
lag distributed.
With more space to the new eattle-
barns, greater amount of prise
mosey, and outstanding herds enter- -
ed, the beef cattle show has prospects
of being one of the chief attractions I
to the agriculture division.
Superintendent McDonald is now
engaged with last-minuto details for
staging the annual event, A grsater
number of Penhandle entries have
been received than in the past.
Among the outstanding show herds
to be brought hero ero those belong-
ing to W. D. Corley, Jr., of Colorado
Springs; Ken Ceryl Ranch Company,
Littleton, Colorado; H. A. Talley, Mi-
ami, Tex., and W. J Largent, Merkel,
Tex.
me.
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STATE TO ATTEND; IS
3 YEARS OLD
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yoummgwom
.rille on North Eigho Avenue, ert
the Panhandl highway to North Fill-!
more, thence south to the businens.
district and at a eeting ef property
owners Septembet B It waa charged ।
efforts are being made to change the
route to either Tenth Avenue or ।
Third Ayenue.
The controversy over routing ef
Highway No. M has been going on
for two yars. It is Mid.
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Howe, Gene A. Amarillo Sunday News-Globe (Amarillo, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 269, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 7, 1930, newspaper, September 7, 1930; Amarillo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1564915/m1/3/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.