Timpson Weekly Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, November 8, 1929 Page: 11 of 12
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New Victor Records for Old!
For two weeks, from October 28th to November 9th, in-
clusive, we win allow 70a 10c credit for every Victor
record yaa bring to onr store. We will accept all your
eld Victor records, regardless of age, use or type. We
will give you now Victor Records any sbiacthm yen
choose in exchange for year old ones. With your old
records, therefore, yea css build up a credit with us that
will pay for a aew selection of Victor Records of your
choice, without the expenditure of a penny on your part.
THE ONLY CONDITIONS ARE THESE:
1. All records returned mast be Victor Records.
2. All records must be unbroken.
3. All records must be defaced by a large X scratched
si ease the label.
BUSSEY’S DRUG STORE
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bom Monday’s Daily.
Hon. Victor Smith and fami-
ly of Henderson spent Sunday
visiting Mr. Smith’s mother,
Mrs. C. B. Smith of this city.
Judge J. R. Nichols attended
the opening session of district
court at Center today.
Messrs. R. F. Xolloy and
David O'Dell are spending a
few days in Dalias on business.
Major R. R. Morrison hnd
wife of Orange are visiting
Mrs. Morrison’s sister, Mrs. J.
N. Craig, and other Timpeon
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Haden
of Nacogdoches spent Sundav
afternoon in this city. They
were accompanied by Mrs. W.
J. Denard, who remained for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs.
W. H. Scott.
Construction work on Robert
Hairston’s new d veiling on
North Fourth street ,-.nd Archie
GULF
PRODUCTS
Telphone 200.
Prompt Service.
Courteous Treatment.
Business Appreciated.
When in need of any
merchandise in our
line, call 200 for sery-
Any out of town custom*
er is requested to call
us collect. Telephone
200.
Warehouse open from
8-12 and from 1-5.
F. 0. B. Johnson
Distributor of Gulf
Products.
Whitson’s new , dwelling on
South Second street goes for-
ward daily. Both are of very
pretty design and Timpaon
people will rejoice with these
two splendid families when
they move into their beautiful
new borne.
Holcomb Garrison of Vivian.
La., spent a short while here
today. He was on his way to
Lufkin for a sfpjrt visit with
relatives and friends.
Mr. and >rs. G. C. Brook-
shire of-Bronson spent Sunday
with Mr. Blookshbe’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brookshire
of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. IB. Walters
were among the Timpeon peo-
ple attending the Shreveport
Fair Sunday.
Mrs. J. T. Draper and Mrs.
R. B. Alien of Atlanta, Texas,
arrived in the city Sunday
night for a visit with their
brother, H. Y. Burkhalter, who
has been seriously 111 for sever-
al days. News from his bed-
side today is to the effect that
he-is some better.
Eat More Fish and Oysters
Nice fresh Ash and oysters
daily at my cream station.
Prices right.
4-ldlw Mrs. R. D. Griffin.
Eagle Picks Up Boy;
Carries Him 10 Feet
Somerset, Ky.—George
Meece, 8-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Meece of Ruth,
wa3 carried ten feet in the air
by a huge bald eagle, and
dropped.
The bird swooped down on
a hillside where George and
four other lads were playing
and seized him by the straps
of the overalls with its talons.
George weighs fifty pounds.
He was unhurt.
Windstorm Damages
Town in Arkansas
Little Rock, Ark., Oct. 31.-
A windstorm approaching a
tornado in violence damaged
several dwellings and destroy-
ed a number of farm and dairy
buildings in the vicinity of
Marble Vale, near here, late
last night. No report was re-
ceived of any person being kill-
ed or injured.
THE DRUG STORE WHERE YOUR
NEEDS ARE FILLED EFFICIENTLY,
PROMPTLY AND AT VERY
REASONABLE PRICES
Service is our motto—our prescription de-
partment is run on that principle. Medicines
are correctly compounded and delivered in the
shortest possible time, at the lowest possible
price.
We carry a full line of drugs, rubber goods
and novelties.
This is the drug store of Service and
Quality.
G. C McDAVID
EMUffljT STITION
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Tyler, Nov. 2.—The experi-
ment station boarc. of A. and
M. College spent a busy day in
Tyler and Smith county Satur-
day, considering locations, in-
specting proposed sites, with
the view of locating a soil ero-
sion station.
The committee, composed of
Judge "W. A. Wurzbach of San
Antonio, chairman of the board
of directors, experiment sta-
tion committee; E. J. Kiest,
Dallas, publisher; A. B. Con-
nor of College Station; W. T.
Carter of College Station, in
charge of soil survey work be-
ing conducted with ■ the co-
operation of state and federal
governments; P. L. Downs, Jr.,
of Temple and G, B. White of
Brady,- in company with Coun-
ty Agent E. Gentry, Judge W.
Fitzgerald, Senator Thomas G.
Pollard, and others, formed a
caraven and inspected several
prospective sites.
Mr. Connor said he was par-
ticularly impressed with the
possibilities of a 300-acre tract
about eight miles nortwest of
Tyler, which was said to have
varying topography and suit-
able for -building various types
of terraces for experiment pur-
poses.
-Upon the return to Tyler,
the board, after a closed meet-
ing, announced the location
would he made at an early
date.
The federal government hag
appropriated $160,000 for es-
tablishment and equipment of
soil erosion stations, through-
out the nation. Present plans
call for two in Texas, one near
Temple and the other near
Tyler, the former to serve the
black land section, and the lat-
ter to take care of Southern
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisi-
ana, and East Texas. The
state has appropriated $17,-
500 to purchase the Smith
county site.
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Notice to Cream Patrons
Sell your cream, to the
Southern Creamery. - Cream
tested daily and highest cash
price at all times. Station
operated by Mrs. R. D. Griffin.
Boll Worm Quarantine
In Arizona Is Expected
Washington, Nov. 1.—Sec-
retary Hyde Thursday ordered
that Maricopa and Pinal coun-
ties, Arizona, be added to the
federal quarantine area
against the 'pink boll worm.
SAME PRESCRIPTION
HE WROTE IN 1892
Whm Dr. Cftldw*ll started to rnsttec
sfldSdae, back in !870. tot need* for ft
luiiht were not u greet *t today.
PfiCftlt lived normal live*, ate plain,
wfeoltsome tood, and got plenty of frsah
air. Bal even that early there were
dnutio physics and purges for the relief
of oonstipfttiott which Dr, Caldwell did
not believe were good for Uumiin beings.
The prescription for constipation that
lie eised early in bis practice, and which
he pat in drug stores in 1892 under toe
name of Dr. Caldwell’* Syrup Pepsin,
is a liquid vegetable remedy, intended
for women, children and elderly people,
and thev need jus* such ft aula, safe
1 stimulai
iwel stimulant.
This prescription lias proven it* worth
id is new the largest selling liquid
native. It has won the confidence of
people who needed it to get relief from
nt'sdaeiies, biliousness, flatulence, indi-
gestion, loss of appetite and sleep, bad
breath, dyspepsia, colds, fevers. At yoor
druggist,**or write "Syrup ‘Papain,*
Dept. BB, Mon;iceii©v Illinois, for fma
trial faeUfe.
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FALL SUITS
OF REAL MERIT
A special quality event that should draw the
attention of every man and boy, for these suits
are usually priced at from 25% to 50% higher.
One and two trouser models in all the popular
new Fall colors favored by men of discrimination
—two and three button coats, with peaked or
notched lapels—hand tailored—a complete range
of sizes ensuring a perfect fit for . everyone. - . Ev-
ery suit in stock represents a tremendous value—
be one of those who take advantage of this un-
usual quality-offering event.
A. F. Bums
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Mont Poles Hurls
Rocks
Fort-De-Franee, Martinique.
Nov. 1.—Mont Pelee, famous
West Indian volcano, which
has been active for some
weeks, cast op blocks of rock
weighing mere than 6500
pounds during its recent erup-
tions of gas and ash.
The director of the Mont
Peiee observatory made a dar-
ing visit yesterday to the Basse
Polnie slope of the vdkano and
found the great masses of
stone.
Tickets to Aggie,
Longhorn Game Are
Placed on Sale
College Station, Nov. 1.—
Tickets to the Thanksgiving
Day football game between
the Texas Aggies and the Tex-
as Longhorns roeht on sale -Fri-
day and will be sold through
the mail only, James fullivan,
business manager of athletics,
has announced. Those desir-
ing tickets should address their
requests to Mr. Sullivan, en-
closing check or postal money
order for the number desired
at the rate, of $3 a ticket.
Mr. Sullivan has stressed the
fact'that no tickets will be sold
except through the mall ar.d
that orders will he filled as re
celved.
The new A. and M. athletic
stadium will bge -completed for
the game- The stadium will
have permanent seating capa-
city for nearly 34,000. Due to
the indicated demand for
tickets, it may he necessary to
supplement the permanent
seats with temporary seal? at
the south end of the structure,
Mr. Sufi ivan has pointed out
Moody Back From
Boar Hunt With
Ccid But No Bear
Austin, Tex., Oct. 81.—Gov-
ernor Dan Moody returned
from bis bear hunt into Mexi-
co with a severe cold but with-
out a bear. He left Austin
without his overcoat and when
he returnee to Texas at E!
Paso from the interior of old
Mexico be found anew falling.
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Miss Lenore Woodall of -Luf-
kin returned home Sunday af-
ter a visit with A. L. Rack and
family of this city.
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Molloy, T. J. Timpson Weekly Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, November 8, 1929, newspaper, November 8, 1929; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth765587/m1/11/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Timpson Public Library.