The El Campo Citizen (El Campo, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, October 10, 1930 Page: 5 of 8
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FRIDAY EVENING.
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PHILIPPY’LUTHERAN CHURCH
200000000000000000000000000
INSURED anywhere.
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BETTER FOOD FOR LESS
Lights, water and gas at hand, the fact that the president, H. V,
a Call at tis office.
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25tte -choice, while they last $2.00-each
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Mrs. R. E. Meek, Louise, Tex-
Corn Flakes
11c
4tp.
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11c
Corn
2tp.
evang.
PEAS
25c
550
Dr. M. Ertl, Hefner Bldg.
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comes off on 10th and 1%th of
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M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH
26c
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Peaches
27ttc.
Huvar.
Itc.
E. B. Patrick.
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El .Campo, Texas
76c
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Coffee
added to from week to week.
dairy
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JOE BLOOM & ABE BISHKIN, Propt. ;;
This Store Will Be Closed Thursday, October 2nd. ::
Friday & Saturday Specials
FOR SALE—A pair of good hea-
vy work mules, 7 and 8 years
old. Will take a milk cow for
part payment. S. Knudsen, Dan-
5,000.00
4,110.08
PINK
No. 1 Tall
FOR SALE—Extra High Bred Red
Cockerels. Eggs from A. & M.
College, 5 months of age. Your
Variation in Tennis Courts
Hard tennis courts are made of
many substances including flag-
stones, sand, fiber matting, cork,
wood and even linoleum. There is
no official standard as there is in
the case of balls and nets.
Lesson in Disappointment
"Disappointmehts," said Hi Ho,
the sage of Chinatown, "are the re-
minders that we are all mortals
who must keep striving to learn,
even though we ake. miscalcula-
tions.”—Washington Star.
STANDARD
No. 2 Can
reeMden
IN SYRUP
No. 2 1-2 Can
ulation of thia
Native: Two
Stranger: V
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Black
Draught
T7-,*2-2-2-2-2-2-2-0*2*2-2-2--302*2*2*.*,*.*,*,*,
30,000.00
43,263.94
We
LAUNDRY
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MAGNOLIA
3-pound pail, plain
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a home,
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sell the
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Generosity or Carelessness?
"To forget an injury,” said Hl
Ho, the sage of Chinatown, “may
be generosity or only carelessness.”'
—Washington Star.
There’s this much to be said
for the old-fasbloned El Campo
girl who married for a homeshe
generally could be 'found Iving
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Incubator Ducks
Ducks hatched in incubators are
not allowed to go swimming until
they are seven weeks old, in order
to wait until their feathers are well
oiled.
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ter, Marek Brose Chas. Bey-
er, Sam Clapp (iwo), Willie
' Stavenlo, L. H. Davenport.
ota from H. to 1.50 page
us for estimates, and
. $367,983.30
82.42
, 100,000.00
11,000.00
. - 8,501.00
1.00
38,54433
333,427.36
940.85
WE SELL Starting Mash for ba-
by chicks, all kinds of Poultry
Feed, Oyster Shells, Dr. Hess
Poultry Tonic, Louss Killer and
Dip and Disinfectant. Lizar &
Anderson. .___________
CABBAGE PLANTS, Onion plants,
Garden Seed at Lizar & Ander-
6,872,91
587,481.46
BOOKS you ought to read: Old
Age Deferred, $1.25; Vitality Su
preme, Macfadden, 62.00. A 84.50
’ Waterman Fountain pen, $2.50.
fl All D RADIOGRAM
E ,4448- Sack
1228
17c
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A Cantoria ma
he killed his: wll
wass the meanest
October. Engage baby chicks
ahead. Mrs. C. - W. Dryden,
Rt. 1, ’ , 2627.
Reserve District No., 11
Report of Condition of
Sunday Scgol at 18:00 a. m.
Vespers servIceset 7:30 p. m.
If weather is favorable.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
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Stranger: What is the pop
cow rations show that 100
pounds of corn meal has the
same value as 140 pounds
of ear corn. Looks as though
it's a good business to save
those 40 pounds of corn. Es-
pecially since it is so easy
to grind corn and other
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GOOD ^GRADE
No. 2 Can
2 For
any watch that
NOTICE-The Hillje Gin will run
on Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday. Also, on Saturday after-
noon, we will grind corn. Frank
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Washington dispatch says: "Gen-
eral Pershing has accepted an in-
We hope we can add your
name to this list in the near
tupurer As you, will see this
is twenty names and we have
many more to add to it. If
yours isn’t on, why not?
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Now, after thia fine rain,
[ our farmer friends will be
l able to do that plowing and
* busting that they have been
; wanting to do. Are your tools
in shape or will you need
i new tools or repairs? You
had better look over your
! farming’machinery and make
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FOR RENT—a black land farm.
100 acres in cultivation. Man
with Farmall preferred- Oscar
Nelson. . . 3(P.
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Stalk Cutter and Row Disc •
are now all the talk. We
have been selling many of
these items and will be glad
to deliver you one of these
machines in the near future.
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If unable to purchase new
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Subjects; fa a
Morning . A Righteou sness of God
apart from the Law."
“He says he was on the stage
once and made quite a sensation."
“He sure did—fell out of the
peanut gallery and hit one of the
actors."
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FOR SALE—Barn, for sale cheap.
Near P. Carville & Son Gin. Mrs.
FOR SALE—one lot 75x140 on
block cornering High School
Half block off Highway 71 and
one block from city pavement.
chine owners in this com-
munity can aways secure
geneuine I H € replacement
parts quickly at all seasons.
do for a living? 2; .
Native; I own one of the
biggest garages. (
8 on your abstract work,
arton Count Abstract Co.,
arton Texas. . • ihar ■
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We Carry a Full Line of Vegel
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Fruits
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Our “army” of genuine
IH C Repairs is mobilized
and ready to serve the many
customers of this store. Me-
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Evening: Charactariatles of Ci-
tizens of The Kingdom.
Junior and Senior Christian En-
deavor respectively at 5:80 and
6:30 p. m. 4
Evening services, 7:80 p. m.
Prayer meeting and cholr re-
hearsal Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
You are welcome to all services.
Edwin F. White, Pdstor.
Bread
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Children Wiser Now
The chief danger in spelling
things so the kid won't catch on
is that he may correct, your spell-
ing.—Grand Rapids Press.
Chambers. Phone 912F11. 26tf.
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15c
lOcr
25c
19c
mat have ju returned from a trip
Sd to Arkansas and personally in-,
"Tapectd crops of above varieties.
2 Havd samples now of Early Pro-
.e lific for sale. Blue Rose and
hg Lady Wright samples expected
2Ratu early date. 1 expect to g to
. Arkansas and ship all shed I
aell. Brick shell and inspect ev-
ry 'barrel.
a W. C. Sanders.
F. Calaway,
Hominy
88 SEB ME for your wood and coal,
tor winter supply. Buy now be-
ML. fore the advance in prce. J. D.
knew. Thin story must I
Uhea for Sharks’ Tas th
Sharks' teeth are used for
"money” in some of.the Pacific Is-
lands, while in China they are
mounted. In gold to form attractive
ornaments.
El AUD RADIOGRAM
E Ln“UE 24-pound Sack
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FOR SALE—Strong, red baby
chicks 12c each. Next baton
idea of "Badness" Avoided
- The equivalent of the word “bad”
does not occur in the Aztec lan-
guage, which is now taught in the
Mexican schools.
Profusion of Divinities
The ancient Greeks worshiped
more than 3,000 gods. Indian di-
oans ana Discounts ................................
xerdrastntes Government Securities owned, ........
that hands, stocks, and securities owned . -.........
rnkin* HOuse, $8,500.00, Furniture and Fixtures $1 00.
aTntateowned other than banking house,
nerve with Federal Reserve Bank..................
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visited____
1 • vinities number more than 33,000
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» The Seniors and_thetr sponsors,1
Misses B. B. Kennedy aid Betty
Greeh, starteu the yearof with a
big picnic at Navidad on Friday
night, Octoner 3, 1930 with the
faculty and class family as in-
vited guests,. They met at the
High School immediately after
the Eagle Lake football game.
Cars and trucks provided t h e
means of transportation.
The special purpose of the oc-
casion was to introduce the hon-
orary members of ihe class, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Wallace, Dr. and
Mrs. Frank Swanson, and Misses
Isabel Reeves and Evelyn Hancock
. After a delicious dinner was
served, Bo Davis, vice-president
of the class took charge of the in-
troduction of the family, due to
2 LjUBT UR BKAYHD—Une dun
• Nandewhite bull, nine years old,
fanded with "laying-down L
Wii I center over" on left rump
Reward for Information or re-
durnto Ike Bankhead, Inez, Tex-
Mas, 111. ' 8tp
WANTED TO RENT—a desirable
, ’ and modern five or six room
house in city. Will give lease.
* . L. >3. Arnold, 2410 Barbee St.,
Houston, Texas 4tp.
MULES AND HORSES for Sale.
Terms can be arranged. Shult
O n i y' l ' C e n t :aDose
ofSiccessful: (
/the nec<
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Macaroni .38"*“"
FOR RENT— Black land farm. A.
M. Haggard, Louise, Texas. 2t.
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WANTED— Quiltg and comforts to
‘tack. Mrs. Henry Chand^r, over
. Hill & Isaacson Store. ' 2te,
WBsA-dge/nw"KEmcWud.
»c. M. shaver
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( .9VER BOHUSLAV’S DRUG ,
Phone 350
Reeves, received injuries in the
game that afternoon, and was un-
able to attend the picnic. First,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace were
presented as class mother and fa-
ther to their sixty-six new child-
ren. Next', Dr. and Mrs. Swanson
were Introduced as the older bro-
ther and sister.
Last, but not least, the “little”
sisters, Misses Isabel Reeves and
Evelyn Hancock were presented
Each member expressed his ap-
preciation for the honor bestowed
on him by the senior class of 1931,
and the little children in turn
gave nine "rahs" for family.
Songs on the sandbar led by
Irene McKenzie, and others, con-
chided the evening program.
oF EL CAMPO
In the State of Texas at the clos of Business on September 24, 1930
WO. TTT - RESQURCES L
209 , ARKANSAS SEED RICE
Early Prolific—Blue Rose—Lady
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The New • A
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Connick-Deering farm ma-
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vitation to be a distingusihed.
guest." In fact, he could hardly
be any other kind.
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Hajovsky, J.
ej lnaplement Co
TO REDUCE the flock, I will sell
180 white Leghorn pullets, Tan-
, , cred strain, just beginning to
S lay. A. M. Haggard, Louise,
Texas. 2t.
Architect Gaensleu of San An-
tonio was in town last Thursday.
lucalunl-mu-eche
Washing
Powder 5 FOR
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P. Raska of Yoakum
here Tuesday.
NURSE
t PHONE 243w
6% MONK^L-Tha El Campo Na-
tlonal Farm Loan Assn., acting
for the Federal Land Bank, will
take up your old loans or make
new ones at the low interust
rate of 5%. Payment of any part
or all of these loans may be
made at any time W. W. Du-
ron, SecyTreas: * -- 33tf.
Catechism classes every Satur-
day at 8:30 a. m. and Sunday at
9 a. m.
Bible History every Saturday
at 9:30 a. m. -
Father Carney's Radio lecture
every Thursday at 6 p. ni. over
KPRC.
■ | EXTRA LARGE
Ann lac JONATHANS
flUUlVV Nice Size, Per Dozen
INDIGESTION,
CONSTIPATION,
BILIOUSNESS
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FOR RENT—160 acres of black
land well drained, 135 acres in
t i . cultivation, balance in pasture,
4.1-2 miles from El Campo on
'the Danevang road. Mr#. J. L.
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"I hear you’re writing for 3
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those barber shop magazines X
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Bat Nat ** Slaves
Everybody agrees that children
ought to work. From a very early
age. they should help with the
housework and chores, should have
responsibility. — Woman's Home
Companion.
SPUDS PISH
Sunday School, 9:43 a. m.
Preaching by the pastor. Hi 00
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Epworth
League 6:45. p m/ The pastor will
leave for Annual Conference, Mon
day, October 20.
Let everybody rally to his
church and the cause of Christ
and have a splendid closing. out
of the Conference year.
Rev. J. O: Manning, pastor.
implements, or a Farmall,
we can supply Your wants
in used implements or mules
and horses. See us before
you buy.
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Something for the summer
resort flirt to ponder: What
are the wild wives saying?'
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We heed you, and you need
us. Let’s work together in
harmony to make life happi-
er and the world a better
place to live. "
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Thre is a century of wv®1
vice back of every MeCor-
mick-Deermg farm machine.
It goes free with the pur-
chase. ’? . d .
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FOR RENT—Corn and cottonefarm
for rent- on 3-4, about’ 60 acres
in cultivation. Good black land
well drained. Good improve-
ments, good water, 1 mile from
Carancahua School on Louise
Mall Route No. 1. Write or see
Frank Churan. Rt. 1, Louise,
Texas. 2728.
R. Manning, at the
ACe Jewelry Store. tf.
869,540.29
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j Implement Facts ’
3 Published in the Interest or Progressive, Profitable Farming and Increased Pros-
3 perity for the Community. Watch for “Implement Facts” each Week.
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3 Vol. 2. No. 7
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3 We promised you h list of
3 the recent Farmall tractor
3 dwners. .The following list
3 isn’t complete end will be
3 - added to from week to week.
3 The list is as follows: Chas.
3' ’
3 Frank Muzlk, Sam Invardsen
3 Chas. Britto, Frank Zapalac
3 Anton Fried, J. D. Garner,
2 Lester Trebig, John Brews-
Thomas A. Edison is contem-
plating taking a trip in an air-
barter No. 6112
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Ballew, W. L. The El Campo Citizen (El Campo, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, October 10, 1930, newspaper, October 10, 1930; El Campo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1577705/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Wharton County Library.