The Lampasas Daily Leader (Lampasas, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 98, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 29, 1933 Page: 4 of 4
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The month of July begins with us on Friday, June 30.
All goods charged on and after Friday goes on your July
account. Many items in Groceries are advancing but we
have been buying ahead and we own our merchandise at
the lowest possible price, and we are passing these savings
on to our customers. We are anxious for and will appre-
ciate your grocery business at any time. We promise the
best in Service, Quality and Price, and Pure Foods handled
in the most Sanitary manner possible. Begin your July
account with us on Friday and Saturday, when we will sell:
Swift’s Circle S Sugar Cured Hockless Hams, 5-8 lb 4
Red Bud Sugar Cured Hockless Hams, 5-8 lb ............“
Jasmine Sugar Cured Hams, 4
10-12 and 14-16 pound average ..................................■
To arrive by Friday morning’s express. A real value.
1-lb Sugar Cured Sliced Breakfast 4
Bacon (celophane) ........................................................■
Radio Sugar Cured Bacon 4
2-4 pound pieces
3-lbs Maxwell House, Jno. Bremond or Admiration
—FOLGER SPECIAL—
No. 1 Folgers Golden
Gate Coffee........................................-...............-.........
No. 2 Folgers Golden
Gate Coffee .........................................................*.......
The World’s Finest Coffee.
4-lb pkg. Jewel or
Vegetole Lard ........wUl#
pkg. Jewel or
Lard ........©UG
Jewel or 9Cm
Lard ........©©G
8-lb pail Jewel or
Vegetole Lard ......
3 Pounds
Crisco .....
6 Pounds
Crisco .....
J.10
All 15c Cereals (Post Toasties,
etc.) .................................
y& Gallon Wesson
Oil for ..................
1 Quart Wesson
Oil for ..................
1 Pint Wesson
Oil for ..................
No. 1 Del Monte Pineapple
crushed or sliced, 3 for .........
No. 2 Del Monte Pineapple
crushed or sliced .....................
No. 21/2 Del Monte Pineapple
crushed or sliced .....................
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The Lampasas Daily Leader
J. H. ABNEY & SON
Herbert J. Abney, Publisher
Entered at the postoffice at Lampasas
March 7, 1904, as second-class mail.
THE LAMPASAS DAILY LEADER
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
(Payable in Advance)
One month .......................................$ .40
Three months ..................................$1.00
One year ..........................................$4.00
CAMP MIRIAM WILL HAVE
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
LOCAL POSTAGE RATE 2c
BEGINNING JULY 1
The local postage rate will be 2c on
and after July 1. This means that
all letters delivered at the local post-
office or on the rural or star ^routes
from this office will be taken for 2c
instead of 3c as in the past. Any let-
ters for Lometa, Kempner, Adams-
ville or other towns not served by the
local postoffice will require 3c as in
the past.
6 Double Bars Laundry Soap
(white or yellow) ...................
10 Bars Sunny Monday
Soap for ...................................
Rundown
in Health
Means Rundown in Blood!
Blood is life. Blood is everything. When
blood gets thin or poor you feel it in a
dozen different ways. Appetite fails,
strength ebbs and you become weak and
depressed.
To build up your blood, take Grove’s
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It contains iron
which makes for rich, red blood. It also
contains tasteless quinine which tends to
purify the blood. Thus you get two ef-
fects of great value in any rundown con-
dition. Taken regularly for a few days,
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic will soon
have you back on your feet. It will im-
prove your appetite, increase your
strength and vitality and put color in
your cheeks. For half a century, Grove’s
Tasteless Chill Tonic has been a source
of strength and energy for young and
old. It is pleasant to take and contains
nothing harmful. Get a bottle today and
enjoy real health. Sold by all stores.
At a meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce Wednesday night an agree-
ment was reached with the Texas
Power & Light company by virtue
of which work will start immediately
on the building of a power line to
Camp Miriam.
The Chamber of Commerce raised
$2,500 to buy land for the Lampasas
State Park, they had wells dug to
provide water for the camp, and now
they have provided the camp with
electric lights. The people of the
town have helped the Chamber of
Commerce out wonderfully but they
need just a little more help. They
need about $100 more, and anyone
who has not contributed but would
like to do so, please notify some mem-
ber of the organization.
Getting the state park for Lam-
pasas is going to mean a lot to us.
Besides the 193 boy3 who have been
brought here for the work, there are
several families already located here
for an indefinite period. These in-
clude families of 1 the construction en-
gineers and others working on the
project. Within the next few months
there will be approximately $125,000
spent on the park. This is quite a
considerable sum and will insure us
one of the most beautiful parks any-
where in the state.
The project is already bringing vis-
itors to our city from nearby towns.
They are all interested in seeing where
the park is being built, how the work
is progressing, and principally to see
what a reforestation camp looks like.
WATER POLO GAME
TONIGHT AT 8:30 O’CLOCK
There will be a water polo game
tonight at 8:30 o’clock at Hancock
Park between Mackey’s and the Pal-
ace Market. , All players are re-
quested to be there by 8 o’clock. To-
night’s game will be just an exhi-
bition to get the players acquainted
" with the sport. Anyone who is in-
terested in playing is invited to come
out tonight and learn the game.
It is hoped that within a few days
a regular league will be organized
and regular games scheduled. It is
very probable that there are only a
few people in Lampasas who are ac-
quainted with water polo, and' this
will give the prospective players as
well as the* fans a chance to learn
something of the rules before the
league schedule gets under way.
Water polo is in some ways very
similar to basketball. The game is
played with a ball that is almost ex-
actly like a basketball and the posi-
tions of the players correspond to
..hose of basketball. , Each team is
composed of seven players.
W. W. ALLISON RECEIVES* CER*
TIFICATE FROM! STATE ASS’N.
Father Schroeder returned at noon
yesterday from the Harmon commun-
ity near Izoro, where he conducted
services yesterday maiming. He
motored over Tuesday afternoon,
calling on different church members
in the interest of the services.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Young left
Wednesday by automobile for a vaca-
tion trip to the Century of Progress
exposition in Chicago.
BOOSTERS VISITED SIX
TOWNS WEDNESDAY
Eight cars carrying about 40 boost-
ers, including a 26-piece band, visit-
ed Burnet, Bertram, Liberty Hill, An-
dice, Florence and Briggs, Wednes-
day advertising the big Fourth of
July celebration in Lampasas next
Tuesday.
The band played at each town, with
the exception of Andice, circulars
were distributed, and C. A. Northing-
ton made speeches telling the feat-
ures which were on the program for
the Fourth. The boosters were well
received in every place they visited.
' It was a rather enthusiastic group
oij individuals who left the band hall
at 12:45 but it was a tired and dirty
bunch that returned at 6 o’clock.
Due to the lack of rain, the roads
were extremely dusty and made driv-
ing rather unpleasant. However, ev-
eryone seemed to enjoy the trip im-
mensely.
W. W. Allison, superintendent of
the Lampasas waterworks, has re-
ceived a certificate from The' Texas
Section Waterworks Association. An
examination was given waterworks
operators recently and this certificate
indicates that the examination was
successfully passed by Mr. Allison.
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... or as far as you like.
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will give you a voice-to-voicef 1
fast, inexpensive round trip
as you sit quietly at home.
3 cans Tall Cooking
Salmon for .................
No. 1 Del Monte Red
Sockeye Salmon .........
No.,2 Del Monte Red
Sockeye Salmon .........
No. 2V2 California Peaches (in heavy syrup)
($2.00 dozen) or 3 cans for..............................
No. 2V2 California Peaches (in light syrup)
($1.75 dozen) or per can ............j.....................
12 cans No. 1 Del Monte Peaches
or Apricots (10c each, any quantity)
50c Broom and 25c Mop,
both for..................‘..........
No. 2 Dole Pineapple Juice
(unsweetened) 20c j
per can, 3 for ........*
Stokley’s Tomato 1
Juice, 3 for..............I
Phillip’s Tomato t
Juice, 4 for..............I
2 bottles 14-oz.
Catsup...............
2 bottles 12-oz. 1
Ginger Ale ..............t
2 bottles Clicquot
Ginger Ale, *
large size ................*
Club
3 Packages
Rinso ..........
3 Packages
Super Suds
4 pkgs. Northern
Bathroom Tissue
4 cakes Palmolive
Soap.......................
4 cakes Camay
Soap.......................
3 cans Underwoods Sar-
dines (in Oil or
Tomato Sauce) ........
2 cans Imported Sardines
(in pure Olive f*
Oil) ......:...................
1 doz. Cans
Vienna Sausage
1. doz. Cans
Potted Meat......
85c
No. 21/2 Del-Dixie Yam Potatoes,
ready for use, per can................................................
.....10c
2 bottles 714-oz. Strawberry Preserves,
pure fruit and granulated sugar, for ....................
JtB'Z
6 dozen Jar Rings
(heavy lipped) for ....................................................
.-25>g
Everything to be had in fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
FRYERS^FAT HENS
PHONE EARLY AND OFTEN
17 A
Andrew- wngni urocer
The Home of Good Things to Eat
ylo.
ALL PHONES 380
THANK YOU.
Morton or Avery 100 pounds best
Salt, white sacks .......................................................
50 c
Morton or Avery 50 pounds
Sulphur block Salt ...................................................
.....45s
Morton or Avery 50 pounds
plain block Salt .......................................................
......35c
To my brothers... I owe the
pleasure of smoking Luckies
Copyright, 1933, The
American Tobacco
Company.
When I first had a desire to smoke,
I knew exactly where to start. You
see, for years I had heard all the
men in the family saying "Luckies
Please”.They said it was "Toasting”
that made Luckies so good. I’ve
never questioned the reason—
because I have always found
because Qti
Luckies so fragrant, so mild—and
(perhaps a man will smile at this)
so pure to my lips! I can smoke
lots and lots of them and still
find them refreshing to the taste.
Now l’m telling my brothers
"Luckies Please”, and each of
them says, "You’re telling me?”
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The Lampasas Daily Leader (Lampasas, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 98, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 29, 1933, newspaper, June 29, 1933; Lampasas, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth894702/m1/4/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lampasas Public Library.