San Antonio Register (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, April 5, 1935 Page: 5 of 8
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KKIDAY, APRIL 5, 19M
SAN ANTONIO REGISTER
PAGE FIVE
T
IN THE SHADOW
Of THE STARS
ffy-flbbe Wallace
Ibuwcrsr MtMTAnsTOi Tue AxcnCAu 9r,ioe
Or it +• i ♦ j.
NUMBER 2
NOTE:—Your question will be answered FREE in this
column ONLY when a clipping of this column it enclosed
with YOUR QUESTION, YOUR FULL NAME, R1RTH-
DATE, and CORRECT ADDRESS. For PRIVATE REPLY
send twenty-five cents and a self-addressed, stamped enve-
lope for my NEW ASTROLOGY READING and receive by
return mail my FREE ADVICE on THREE QUESTIONS.
Stlid nil letters to Abbe Wallace rare of THE SAN ANTO-
NIO REGISTER, P. 0. Box 372, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
'luck will change for the better any
time ioon?
Aim: I don't nee any change (or
the better for you but if you don't
act like a gentlemin am' shoulder
your responsibility there will be a
decided change for the worae. Af-
ter *11, you were th ecauae of the
trouble your girl friend is in and
it is up 4o you to help her to get
out of it.
J. J.—Why did this man changc ?
Is there ally chance of making up
with him?
Ana: The incident that occured
the other night waa rather a shock
to the man you were engaged to.
After him being true to you for
fire years, you can't blame him
for breaking your engagement
when he found out that you went
on a trip with another man. You
hare lost all chances with him now.
J. L.—What became of the let-
ter I wrote? I have been worried
•bout it.
Ana: When you write lettera of
such a personal matter you should
he more careful where you put
them. When you stopped at your
girl friend's house on the way to
town it seems that you left the let
ter to your brother-in-law on her
front room table. You had better
get it before she erposes ita con
tenia for it would be rather em-
barrasain gfor you and him both.
E. C. M.—My daughter has al
most lost her health and I want to
know if it is natural or not. What
caused it?
Ana: Neglect seems to be the
main cause of your daughter's
trouble. Instead of staying at home
with your daughter and seeing to
it thart she hsd enough nourishing
food to eat, apparently you were
out having a good time. It is per
feetly natural that this would cause
her to loae her health. In the fu
ture I advise you to see that ahe
has enough rest and plenty of
wholeaome food.
W. J.—Please tell me if you
think my husband is treating me
fair?
Ans: Your husband appeara to
he a square shooter, and aa far
as money mattera are concerned,
he has been treating you fairer
than the average man would. Af-
ter all, your husband is a aick
man. and you can't expect him to
make as much money as he did
when he had good health. He gives
you more of his salary now than
he keepa for himself.
R. M.—I have been going with
a girl for several months and I
want to know why I can't please
her. Should I marry her?
Ana: Y'ou or no one else can
please her. She has been petted
and spoiled so long that ahe ex-
pects everyone to bow down to
her. If you marry her you might
as well prepare yourself to be her
HL'MBLE SERVANT.
M. T.—Do you see where my
F. G. L.—Please tell me what
became of the book I had.
Ana: The preacher of the little
church up the atreet from you atill
has the family Bible that your
mother left you. He has been using
is regularly aince you loaned it to
him over two years ago.
G. N.—Do you think I will get
a job any time soon?
Ana: Why don't you move out
on the little farm you have insitcad
of trying to sell it. Y'ou could start
raising some chickens and vege-
tables and make a good living from
it for your wife and children. Y'ou'll
be happier there and can make
Just as go la living aa you can on
a Job in the city.
N. J.—Please tell me what is
wrong with my hair? Should I
still use the stuff I have been put
ting on it?
Ana: Old age ia mostly what ia
causing your hair to fall out. Y'ou
appear to be getting along with
the yeara and yoa can't expect
your hair to be as healthy aa that
of a young man. The medicine you
are using on it won't help it to
grow any, but it will keep It from
falling out.
(Continued from page It
may be, must be eaten in a civ.
lilted manner to be enjoyed prop,
erly, one of San Antonio'i most
popular firmt has sensed the value
of an activa display of modern
kitchen and houaehold furniture
and equipment. All kitchen fur-
nishings and implements used in
the demonstrative are furnished
by the King Furniture Co. — The
Friendly House — a title it has
earned by ita instant willingness
to enter into 11 enterprises that
have community advancement as
their object. They, too, have cast
their lot with The Register in suc-
cessive Schools.
Sin- good living and a sense
of personal well-being ia largely
dependent upon one's personal ap-
pearance, The Register deemed it
fitting that a complete display of
clothing, for both men and women
be provided for the inspection of
Cooking School attendanta. It was
successful in securing as partici-
pants two firms that have built
up a large following among thou-
sands of San Antonio shoppers
who demand economy and quality
in the goods they purchase. The
first of these firms, Franklin's
Rcady-To-Wear Store, has been a
favorite shopping place for wo-
men who demand the utmost in
style and fit coupled with the
highest quality commensurate with
reasonableness of price. The other
firm to display clothing is F. E.
Mueller, "The Store That Satis-
fies," which will show an imposing
array of Curlee auits, Mallory and
Lee hats, Packard shoes. Arrow
shirts and underwear, and Beau
Frank E. Lewis Makes Public Statement
About Deceased Body of Mr. Charlie
Fountain.
Brummel neckwear. No comment
will add to the value of these na-
tionally known lines. They have
won a name for themselves and
they guarantee the integrity of
the atore that sells them.
Whether or not Solomon was ————
right when he said "a woman s hair "There have been so many un-1 be viewed by the public In my par-
is her only glory ' remains a de- truthful things told about the body | lor at 9:00 a. m. the sama morning.
from food, of Mr. Charlie Fountain, who was
a woman's killed November 18, 1934, on Se-
batable point. Aside
however, nothing in
realm receives the painstaking at- KUjn Highway, Seguin, Texas, that
tention she gives her hair. For i deem this statement necessary. I
this reason, The Register gladly wia authorised by Mrs. Lult Bol-
announces the participation of the ton> Mr. Fountain's landlady, to
Godefroy Manufacturing Co., mak- g0 for the body on thc mnrnin(r ol
ers of the famous Larieuse French the accident. The body was em-
Hair Coloring. This product Is j balmed by me and was ready to
guaranteed to add that captivating
sheen to the feminine coiffure that
marks the well dressed woman, j
In accordance with past proced- j
ure, there will be priies galore. Ev-1
ery day some one will be given
something of value absolutely free.
There will be prizes for thc first
50 women to register on opening
day. A complete outfit, suit, hat,1
shoes, and all the rest will be given
to some lucky man by the F. E.
Mueller Co. The Pioneer Flour j
Milla conducts its cake baking con-1
test again this year. First prize is
$3, second 12, third $1, fourth a
24-lb. sack of White Wings flour, j
fifth, a 12-lb. sack of White Wings
flour. In fact it is impossibla to
mention all the prizes; they range
in size and value from a bag of
peanuta to a cookstove.
It has been out In my parlor every
day and nifht ao that any one at
any time could view him. He has
never been stood up in a corner
with a cup, begging, as was re-
ported, and not one cent from any
source haa been collected on him.
The body ia in perfect condition
today, after having been in my
Tillotson Will
Change Summer
School Methods
NUMBER 4
Conducts Indepen-
dent Summer
School on Its Own
1VUMBER 3
(Continued from page 1)
dress, a hearty Mexican plate
lunch was servtd and during its
consumption, expressions of wel-
come and felicitation were heard
from representative members of
the group, many of whom had nev.
er before seen the famous publicist.,
Your Credit
Is Good
BARGAINS IN USED TIRES
50c Up
ALL POPULAR SIZES
We Also Have One 1934 Philco and
One 1934 Motorola Auto Radio
USE OUR EASY PAY PLAN
"MONTHS TO PAY"
Goodrich Silvertown
Stores
Lexington at Euclid
G-7278
H. J.—What became of the new |
quilt that I had ? Did the parties j
I have in mind have anything to j
do with it?
Ana: The man nor the woman
that live next door to you had
nothing to do with*the loaa of your
quilt. Thia quilt has been raffled
by a woman closely related to you.
For detailed information I auggeat
that you aee note attached to this
column and write to me for a priv-1
ate reply.
H. H.—What makes my uncle!
act the way he does? Is he crazy?
Ans: Your uncle hss been drink-
ing so heavily and regularly for
the past few months that it's be-
ginning to show effect on him, |
however, he is not crazy. An un-
fortunate love affair with G. start-
ed him to drinking ao much and it !
has become such a habit with him
that he doesn't act like himself'
unless he is half drunk.
Thrills Promised At
Motorcycle Races.
Thrill seekers have a treat in
•tore for them, according to advises
coming to the sports desk, in the
form of motor-cycle parachutc
jumps which will be performed
Sunday afternoon at the motorcycle
races.
The old greyhound race coursc
Is being used for the racc. It is
located on the W. W. White road [
and New Seguin Blvd.
Mrs. Robert Watkins, 1035 Lom-
brano Street ia recuperating nice-
ly, following her recent operation |
at the Santa Rosa Infirmary.
FRANK E. LEWIS
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
GARFIELD 7281
SHOES DYED & REPAIRED AT
REASONABLE PRICES
For Courtesy and Quality, Try Us
We call for and —. r Save by having us
deliver. CENTKAL repair vour eh'M-
No extra charse. ren's school ahoea.
SHOE REPAIR CO.
(THE BIG PLANT) 323 ALAMO PLAZA
G. 5218
BELLINGER TAXI
One Mile 15c Two Mile&20c
City Limits 25c Suburbs 35c
$1.00 Per Hour
Country Trips 10c Per Mile
Funerals, City $3.00 Eastview $4.00
C - 6256 - We Never Close
Office, 524 E. Commerece
San Antonio, Texas
The
MarK of Fine Coffees
Blended to Suit Your Taste and Purse
H and H BLEND COFFEE
Vacuum Packed in Crystalvac Container
This famous blend has been pleasing the Southwest
for more than a quarter-century. Finest coffees, ex-
pertly blended, perfectly roasted and vacuum-packed in
re-usable glass jar.
SAM HOUSTON COFFEE
An outstanding blend which has won high favor with
thousands of discriminating coffee lovers. Sam Houston
Coffee is rich, full-flavored and full-bodied. Packed in
convenient cans.
TEXAS GIRL COFFEE
A blend of fine coffees, economically packed in conve-
nient cellophane protected bags. The excellence of Texas
Girl Coffee has won it sensational popularity in an
amazingly short time.
Mrs. Georgie Mitchell,
Demonstrator Serves Coffee
in H & H Booth at
Register Cooking School
. Tffc ncad fa". otfwptau, ^,
HOFFMAN-HAYMANN COFFEE COMPANY SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
Antonio.
Continued From Page 1
partment of the Texas conference,
W. H. .Clark, secretary of Sabbath
School department of Texas, M. M.
Young, aecretary of Negro depart-
ment of Southwestern Union, R.
E. Louden, assistant field secre-
tary -of the Texas conference, U,
Campus; Co-Educa- s- North' Ty|(r's s- Huddieston,
tional Program Hou,ton ,nd H' w' Klbble- s"
Contemplated.
I advantage of having to wait fot
Tillotson College, Austin, Texas, days to get one's hands on a much
announces its independtnt summer, needed reference. During the pres-
chool on the campus of Tillotsoni ent year Tillotson college has add-
College. The first session runs ( ed more than 3,000 volumes to itg
from June 1 to July 8. The second library, bringing its total number
session runs from July 9 to August of books to more than 12,000 vol
12. ' umes. The college subscribes ta
Tillotson College is entering 99 of "le magazines and news,
again into the field of co-education, p pe".
and will register both men and wo- j The laboratories of home eco-
men in ita eummer school of 1935. nomics, chemistry, and biology
In September, 193S, men and wo-1 ,rf commodious, and offer every
men will also be registered in the necessity for good laboratory work,
regular seasion. For the past four Twenty.one well furnished class
years the registration at Tillotaon rooms make for the comfort of
College has mounted gradually, both faculty and students. Th*
With the new entrants in the campus with its shade tree*
spring quarter, the campus en- ! *nd beautiful flowers offers to th*
rollment for the entire year has tired class room teacher who must
mounted to 185, the largest en- «tudy in the summer, pleasant sur-
rollment in the history of Tillot- foundings on Its cool, shady law*,
son College.
Students enrolled at Tillotson
college have the unusual opportu-
nity of excellent library facilities.
Tillotson library is operated on the
most approved method. Reference
books that are largely on demand
are duplicated by from two to five |
copies, thus cutting down the dia-
Society Girl
Lightens Skin
Three Shades
office for one hundred and thirty-
six days, and I am inviting all
friends and those wanting to know
the truth to attend his funeral
Monday afternoon at 3:30 p. m.
from F rank E. Lewis Funeral
Chapel, under the auspices of C.
U. of C. .1 Rev. G. A. Deslandes, j
pastor of St. Paul Church, of which j
Mr Fountain was a member, will j
officiate."
FRANK E. LEWIS.
Announcement
The partnership firm of White-
Haywood was dissolved March 1,
1935. The firm will continue to be
operated by S. L: White: All out-
standing accounts, and legitimate
liabilities will be payable in and
out of this office, beginning on j
above date.
I wish to thank all clients for
past patronage, and wish to state
that things are being put in shape
to give more efficient service.
S. L. White
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