The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 67, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, May 3, 1940 Page: 5 of 12
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1st Church
I To Open Office Here
Value-of Soil Conservation illustrated
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[” ^S^tSBSS^ CroM Red. Store
th*f Will be ^ Ulj JrOyw Mr gfid ^rPm^Moorc ami
«etln« at Ctocoon Tuesday night, wn. Coritfa DcArPvislted hu
Mo°”
aajanJL Com^<i»a I^Miulton Nichols ami daughter,
ooo. Palo PSito. Parker “i^Xarrlr, and Sam Nichols visited
!e*,h*n* .her daughter. Mrs. Lonnie Oibeon
Joe MunhalL.publicity director- at Sidney Sunday. .
the-Comanphe W.O.W gltoun Roy Carver of ..OBrlen has been
■get. all Comanche Woodmen to visiting Almon Moore and his
tend the meeting. - .. /mother, Mrs. J. A. Moore
CABO OF THANKS
| We wish to convey to our many
! friends. eetghbors and relatives,
our deepest feelings of apprecia-
tion to your for your service?”
words of sympathy and florij
offerings In the Illness and .death
Of draw University
iticlans hfcve
;bles ysou for your display of kind-
ness to us. Your display, of the
high esteem ta~ whirl} you held
Mrs. Seay shall ever '* "'ll
May the Lord bless
;j serve us to return
S favors, Is Our player
■ .and children.
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collection -that bPgsn 'before the
World War. * .....
■ cherished The gubernatorial race in Tetas
u and pre- has created theVO-st real issue in
'our many office for marty years—this being
E. C. Seay a kales tux or a tax on oil, gas
and sulphur; .
MtN)FM©BE£
Junior Dresses
Dr. James O Drain. D.C.. Ph. C-,
pictured above, who is moving heriT
from San Antonio says that he Is
none TEA GLASS
* AND COASTER
WITH Vi-POUNP
Our Own Tea
PRICE
offering a new health service for
the residents of Comanche and
surrounding territory through the
group clinic chiropractic service
Which he is opening here.
"This service." Dr. Drain ; ex-
plains, "assures a group of people,
each annually paying a minimum
sum. chiropractic treatment as of-
ten as they feel it necessary dur-
ing the year A plan- such as
this.” Dr. Drain ..continued, “en-
ables mahy people to enjoy the
benefits of chiropraotid at fPmini- ,
mum expense to the’ indivldiud.H
Dr. Drain is folIOOflhg' a *K»ily i
profession. His grandfather, father -
and mother were and are engaged
in chiropractic. Dr. Drain took j_
$298 to $T95
/ - i
Reese Palmer
BANANAS
Firm *“ ...
CABBAGE
CELERY
STALK ....
WHITK OR YELLOW
SQUASH
t- ,>tic and Philosophy -of Chiroprac-
tic. at the Texas Chiropractic |
I College ’In San Antonio. He at-*
ilehded St. Mary's and San An- *
1 tonio Universities and is a mem-
ber of Delta Sigma Chi and Phi
1C hi Pratemlt ies,
| Dr. Drain is establishing Ills
i office kt the Bob Roberson house ,
j where he is installing complete
modem equipment. Dr. and Mrs.
Drain- plan to become permanent
BY vr K I1M/IK
Manager Scores
Patman Tax Bill
William A. Bnmton of Weslaco.
Texas, general manager of the
Rio Grande Valley Citrus Ex-
change. told a House Ways and-
NATIONAL BISCUIT
In the lower pioft
permit the 1 adoption cf the Patman chamjto take an active -part in ttfr iptU
..lit. efrua $*w MH ’ n-rnil/t t ..1 • .. e it.. •'
-up-and ■ down -the- hi
rwatPi to escape anti to carry with store tax bill would reduce the' activity of the community. '
'it* the farmer's most precious as- income of citrus producers and -----«—
'set—the soil Water which leaves curtail their outlets. , Only one bill was"*ever intro-
the farm during spring rains may j Representing about 3.000 grower duced into the Texas Lefeisiatufe
be sorely HTt,r(U,d in July and Aug- members of the Exchange, Brun-4 to divide the State Into five states,
ust to p'rcducc crops. The soil .s ton rterlarwi. i.uat -Tn nwt.r t» :T,h).h can -«lo under the An-
thc most effirirnt water storage ; move our crop On anywhere near,nexation Agreement with the Uni-
reservoir the farmers can. cow
Corn
N.B.C. 100%
BRAN
1 BOXES
Get The Big Ones
WHITE HOUSE
a profitable baaH. wr niUsRenjoy1 ted States of America. The bill wa?
the good will and full support- of intiodticed bv John Nance Garner
■aaatw lam ut- -apUeV’ He Irrmeegntabvvf from Uvahler -
——.d tl.-t. -our growers are ex- —«■ /
And the hazards ef trpmely anxious to see that none ----------——-------—
nfiancT When rainfall run-off
MILK
muulich. Hi
,-ti i-M.'itiiin farm
Angler* Wlm* get ike Wr mwA
know that they can’t fool a
smart fUh with poor fishing
equipment.—We know what the
smart fi,<*h go for—Aund we have
it light here in our big stock of
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supplies for anglers.
.nt? methods, soil-wanton likewise1 said that
is controlled / " "
The benefits of these is eliminated from the to fin’d and t develop markets for
floods are lessened. Tlie heneflts of these is eliminated from the to fin’d.and< develop markets for'
lot lioldlng^moi.ynite qn bis farm..picture or restricted in-their.'ac-1this fast, increasing commodity ”;
~~ * tlvltlea.” and added that *T hold|j|e pointed out that "the citrua,
no brief for any type oFdistrtbu-1 industry in Texas has increased;
tor as against another,” Usn per cent withiln the last five1
"in the last five yeaufs,” ^nm-’yearb. and leas than tww-thini5_Qf
tori explained, "it has been nee-1 the acatmget m Ilia—Rio Grande
essary for the -growers of Texas ValleyJS yet in full production ”
Carnation
MILK
6 SMALL CAN9
Nectar , ~
TEA
>4-POUND
ITCUl I VI* h»IJ» ILL *
are stressed in the following state-1 ti
inent by W E Timmons of Zephyr,
Texas, who is a cooperator with ____ __________ _______
231..Vln>e last five yeark.”'^-1
8 O'CLOCK
--— ■ -------fr
on the cofrtflur I made 20 loads."
, said Mr, Timmons "The land'
Which was not planted on the coft-
tour is as good as tlvat which was
plarded on the contour. Botn
firfd* were planted about the same
time and the only reas'jni.JL.ean
1 see for the increased ylrtd t* that
CiKT THK HKST AT
Ol V LOW PRICES.
POSlTnTiI.Y GUARANTEED
From 6 Months to 30 Months
Round or Flat
5 MONTHS TO PAY
Tooth Pick*
Extracts
the contour Cultivated rows act as
I-OZ. BOTTLE
PACKAGE
! a miniature terrace and each row'
| holds alt the rain It gets.” coh- L
Unwed Mr. Timnjons. , |
I Beferr Mr Timmons msTBlled
a romplete program of soli and
! water conservation practices bv
r rfropernttn*’ with the Hotl Con- i
, servatlon Set-vice; his farm had
1715 acres in'"cultivation and
J 182 7 acres of pasture,- After the ;
t conservation program has been I
finstalled he now has 1B7 4 acres |
I in *tu^vajWeiri arid 182'7 acres-of
1 pasture plti's 4 i acres of hew pas-1
~kure. Tlie 4 1 acres w)U waste lane
in'a drain Roing through the field.
It furnished no grazing and could
/not be cultivated. The drain has
npW be*rh made into a terrace11
outlet waterway and was sodded;
f to Bermuda grassland fenced to :
I allow grazing. The once waste Jand j
i is now furnishing an abundance 1
PEB WEEK
PRICES RANGE AS LOW AS
ANN PAGE
ANN PAGE v.
Sparkle 3 K S 10^
Prepare For Warm
Weather Motoring !
OUR SPECIAL PRICES WILL SAVE YOU MONEY-
COMPLETE MOTOR jl j r
OVERHAUL \| IJ
Including Ring*. ’ Gaskets. I
Oils and Good Workmanship. I / I ’ ,
Prices Quoted for Ford V-8. I :
Ottu-rs Proportionately law. i P--- ' -
HOME OWNED BY EARL R. EVANS
pill or Sour
PICKLES
QUART’,
It’s Nrw
DEXO
3-POUND CAN
IONA J Full Pack)
. • r*» . • •
Tomatoes
NO. 2
CANS
THE BACKBONE OF
EVERY MEAL
tjrade A
CORN
CHERRIES
NO. 2 CAN ‘
of forage lo*-. grazing.
Besides having the waterways,
terrace outlets, and retired" areas
OF PAYING FOR TIRES. BATTERIES
AND REPAIR WORK.---------
isodded and added, to the pasture.
I the cooperator has constructed
! approximately 84.O acres Of con-
itour furrows in order to increase
the carrying capacity bf his 1B7.0
^crea pasture.
COMANCHE COUNTY
WORKERS MEETING
Hit down to tnbte without carrots di
P.G. or C.W.
SOAP v -
7 GIANT BARS
Ma Perkins
OX.YDOL
»r peas
or even the hardy spinach/ bitt ho meal is complete
without some form of meat.
WASHING AND
LUBRICATION
If you want to give, the car A,
thorough greasing for Spring
Joy rides, try our specialised
service. You'll agree that we
Sliced
BACON
Pound
There are many varieties of meat, and only the best
ptuu our dtfttcal inspection.
r V-, .
We offer you a wide ^election of all types of quality
meats, SHOP AT OUR M ARKET TODAY I The chok-
eat cuts are waiting for you! ‘; '_.
Mercer Gap. Ms)f 8
ARMOUR’S CANNED MEAT SALE
“F MI
gb;0<J-I0:05, Song and Prayer.
10i05-1-0)30, Evangelism'* Rela-
tion to Prayer, Rev. Walter Scott.
10:30-10J50. Prayer McsUUg____
10:50-11:10. "The Crucified
Christ,”/Rev. R.. M. McGinnis. '
U;lo;it:30, ’The Uving Chrtst”
Bev. D. TldwelL
- '11:30-13:18.: Sermon, Rev. Xd
WtlSCRL
13:18-1:18 Lunch. v
■ 1;18-2;10, Board Meeting.
3:10-2:30 The Importance of
tubrlcstion Job.
A SIZE AMI PRICE~E(VR-EVKRY
STAR TIRES
USE OUR BUDGET PLAN ON TIRES, BATTERIES AND
. MOTOR JOBS-rAS LONGjYS 5 MONTHS TO PAY. /
|BEEF
18-OZ. qAN
Biggs Auto Parts
TELEPHONE 314—J. C. BIGGS, Pro*.—COMAW HK. TEX.
A-- P FOOD STORES
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5
dry Salt 4
BACON
POUND
IUC-
CaL ^
Cal. A Ph
LEMONS
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Wilkerson, J. C. The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 67, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, May 3, 1940, newspaper, May 3, 1940; Comanche, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth889068/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Comanche Public Library.