Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 242, Ed. 1 Monday, December 7, 1936 Page: 4 of 4
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(Continued from Fare 1)
primary
general
eminent.
purpose of m«
expense of the
—UP— .
*ov-
I Pension fond, Smith says, is
being wiped oat by "Father
Time” as many more are pass-
ing on than are being placed
| on its rolls.
I Above all, . he thinks the
bright outlook for increased
business means more taxes will
be paid under present tax laws
and many delinquencies will
be settled.
Lets Tdlk^tCiothes
COLLEGE
TEXAS STATE COLLEGE
5=08,
WOMEN (C
The general fund is being
drawn on at a rate of more
than $2,000,000 a year to pay
off $20,000,000 of “bread
bonds” issued in depression
days. That drain will end in
S years. Smith points out The
general fund provided a $3,-
000,000 Centennial appropria-
tion. It is providing rural
school aid. That need, he
thinks, is being ended by
school consolidations.
Deficit In the Confederate
Definition* Gleaned From Test
“Conjectures'
with hands.”
means talking
I “By 'derisively' we mean
• 'derived from.’ ”
“ ‘Demolishing’ means grow-
ing smaller.”
“An ‘essay’ is anything writ-
ten by a man who is not .
author.”
‘'■‘Odious’ means the odor of
a plant or object.”—Christian
Science Monitor.
We Have What It Take* To
Make That
FRUIT CAKE
All the needed ingredients—the very best
—and moderately prices. Come in today
and get your supply. This is going to be a
Fruit Cake Christmas, and you will want
more than one.
And, too, we want to tell you right now that
this store will have one of the most com-
plete stock of Christmas Groceries in his-
tory. Fresh new stock arriving daily.
Mike Bym
We “Sell ’Em Low and Order Mo”
Denton, Dec. — Undiluted
Scotch accessories wili provide
effective bright spots for your
dull winter clothes. Whether
you use the Scotch plaid
blouses, jackets, skirts, and
scarfs, or some of the newly
unpacked compacts, comb
cases, and coin purses, your
ensemble is sure to lend a gay
note to a dull winter season.
If you demand your own
plaids, you’ll have no trouble
finding your own special mix-
ture. If you like the bright,
colorful stuff just because tas
vivid splash of contrast perks
up your sombre winter suits
and coats, you’ll find plenty of
effective combines and colors.
Two sliek new topcoats are
of the half and half Scotch
mixture. One is of lapin with
the authentic Scotch plaid
used as a lining. It boasts the
additional trick of being re-
versible.
The other coat is a reversi-
eravenette. The craven ette is
a. good looking beige color,
the wool of a hqge wark blue,
green, and beige Scotch plaid.
Raglan shoulders, wide, loose,
comfortable sleeves that can
be strapped snugly-in place at
the wrist, just enough flare to
make them swing smartly, and
deep pockets make these t
e these prac-
tical coats well wortr every
penny you are asked to pay.
They’ll last for years, and still
be smart in line and style.
And, according to all the best
fashion rumors, Scotch will be
just as good thk coming spring
as it has been these last few
months.
Plaid skirts when worn with
dark plain tops are especially
popular with girls at Texas
State College for Women
(CIA), and they often reverse
the situation and year bright
tops with dark colored skirts.
Brilliant plaid scarfs are al-
ways a welcomed addition to
Borgiar Laying fat Supply
foe Water
Fort Worth, Texas, Dec. 4.
(UP)—One burglar won’t go
hungry. From the home o£ A.
C. Rogers he took two pounds
of bacon, half a boiled ham,
two dozen eggs, n half pound
of cheese and a quart of salad
dressing.
Far variety, he (or she)
nabbed six pairs of women’s
hose.
COMPLETE INSURANCE
SERVICE
Fire, Tornado and Hail,
Automobile, •Casualty and
complete insurance lines.
We represent only Old
Line Block Companies.
MOLLOY * WINFREY
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ble wool plaid and waterproof these spohts ensembles.
A skinless sausage has been
invented. So now it only re-
mains for some one to invent a
sausage with no contents eith-
er, and we’ll be within sight of
the perfect vacuum at last.—
Punch.
They Just can’t Hold Up
fire you getting proper
nourishment from your food,
and restful sleep?
A poorly nourished body
Just cant hold up. find as for
that run-down feeling, that
nervous fatigue,—don’t neg-
lect it!
Cartful, fro lade of appetite,
poor digestion and nervous
fatigue, has been recom-
mended by mothers to daugh-
ters— woman to women—foe
over fifty yean.
Tiy iti Thousand* at tomb
SUBS? CanSal hatpin titan. OS
onw, If Jt dm not bsnsfit TOO;
Underwood, Woodstock,
Remington. Oliver, Royal, L. C.
Smith and portable typewriter
ribbons. Phone-120.
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SIT! CUFE
“Wo Feed The People”
H. C. Parmer, Prop.
' TIMPSON, TEXAS
With the yesrs of experi-
! ence we have had, we are
! qualified to serve you the
1 best of up-town meals at
REASONABLE PRICES.
SELECT OYSTERS AT
ALL TIMES.
BEST COFFEE AND
CHILLI IN TOWN.
' Chicken Dinners every
Sunday.
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We Mean It!
.
When we say that we MUST moves
greater part of the used cars we now have
on hand to make room for more trade-ins
on the new ! 937 Fords.
We have a large assortment of Ford
and Chevrolet cars and trucks and are
rarin’ to trade.
Come by to see us and we'll prove that
WE MEAN IT.
Timpson Motor Co.
ONE STOP SERVICE
Foed Products Goodyear Tirse
Humble 03 Product.
Center Timpson
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Molloy, T. J. Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 242, Ed. 1 Monday, December 7, 1936, newspaper, December 7, 1936; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth767565/m1/4/: accessed July 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Timpson Public Library.