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FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAR. 15. 1935
HENDERSON DAILY NEWS. HENDERSON, TEXAS
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TULSA OILERS
GOOD SPRINGS
mother,
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Fill Your Pantry Shelves
Have liver cut 1-4 Inch thick.
.99
Tomatoes
3
25c
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25c
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3
25c
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3
25c
13
Mustard Greens3
.99
25c
Green Beans
3
.99
25c
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Contest
For
.59
5c
Closes March 23
2-19
19c
•v
2-09
18c
IOC
Boxes
Lima Beans
1.14
10c
SAVE
24c
Cream of Wheat
Pure Ribbon Cane
Rainbo Salad
10c
3 for
Candy Bars
SYRUP
Dressing
35c
Kool Cigarettes 2 pkgs.
'4
29c
17c
27c
49c
*
13c
2 pkgs.
Asst. Jello
Pt.
Qt.
Half
Gal.
Jar
Jar
10c
Gal.
Pail
Grape Punch
Med.
I2C
IOC
lb.
Doz.
Size
REMEMBER
lie
XSc
Fine For
SHORT RIBS
lb.
Doz.
Baking
Z3C
4c
your service.
lb.
Head
15c
3c
lb.
Pound
Fish
Oysters
19c
Each
lb. 3Vfcc
10 lbs. 13c
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K1
CANNEDFOO
SALE
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1
rc
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Hominy
Apricots
Plums
Large
Pkg.
Handy Hot
is still at
Van
Camp’s
Me Graths
Free-From-Grit
Frerh
White
No. 2
Cans
No. 2
Cans
Dozen
Cans
Packed
in Syrup
DRESSED
Hens
No. 2
Cans
No. 2'/2
Can
No. 2
Cans
Edwards
Dependable
Quality
Bert
We
on
PLEASANT
GROVE
Golden Ripe
Bananas
a possum hunt,” I answered. “A
what hunt?” asked Cr.pt. Groves-
nor.
1 let it go at that.
Ail Gold
Green Gage
Pint
Bottle
No. 2
Cans
the hil-
regulars,
Russet
Potatoes
Large
Pkg.
Prices Effective
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
Standard
Quality
Turnip Greens 3
Spinach
D A «• Betty
* C 4* » Brand
Sunkist
LEMONS
Firm Heads
LETTUCE
Texas Seedless
GRAPEFRUIT
Rutabaga
TURNIPS
Fresh
GROUND MEAT
Beef Seven
ROAST
No. 2/2
Can
Lb. 25C
—SAVE-
California
Fresh
PINEAPPLES
Kraft’s
ELKHORN CHEESE.
Prunes
Medium Size
i
Airway
Coffee
Always Fresh
lb. 19c
--SAVE-
___Cre&m Pitcher
Free
With the Purchase of
Coffee
Vacuum Packed
I
--SAVE--
Favorite
] Matches
6 Boxes 2 3 C
-SAVE--
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"*—■■■■■
3>. 25c
--SAVE--
Navy
Beans
Large or Small
3 ib. 1 Sc
--SAVE--
POST
Toasties
"See-the-F eatures"
Veal or Beef
STEAK
ROUND, LOIN, T-BONE
23c
2 tr 19C
-SAVE —
2 Regular 10c Cans
Union Leader
SMOKING TOBACCO
1 Regular 50c Pocket Knife
An 29c
No. 2
Can
FEDERAL INDICTMENTS RETURNED
AGAINST WEST TEXANS FOR DOPE
Handy Hot* 4-Point Economy Purchase
Plan remains In efiect only until Monday,
March 25th. Take advantage of the money
saving opportunity by installing this mod-
em home service now. HANDY HOT will
keep you constantly supplied with steam-
ing hot water for shaving, bathing, dish-
washing, laundering, cleaning and scores
of other duties that are done quicker and
better with Hot Water.
morn-
He will preach
Every
are
the
Med
Can
No. 2
Cans
tot casserole,
3?
Dressed
FRYERS
MILK FED
Each 55c lb
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J After complying with previous requirements
the award will be made on the best statement
of 100 words or less Jn the subject, ’’What
I like best about Cooking with Gas.’* The
statement will not be judged on mistakes in
•palling or grammar. Decision will bo ren-
dered on the strongest, most convincing state-
tnent of the subject. The only requirement
is that the statement must bo written in a
legible matuser.
A Contest closes March 21 rd. All entries must
•’be in Company's District Office before clos-
ing Saturday, March 21 rd, Mailed entries
must reach their destination by midnight,
March 2 J rd.
PygM^SERViCE Company
There's only a short time left. Enter this contest TODAY by
getting an official entry blank from any Gas Range dealer
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. Lamb Chops with Sauce
'“This'feelpe is Greek,, and wh|lc
Wine la, used in thqGfttek sauce, It
jicious omlttjpg the wine.
aut chopa> uae ball. ta-
»uiter; one green pepper,
? tensponn
Ihyme; two ripe tomatoes or four
tablespoons mashed canned toma-
toej;
Haftife Bifn* of pepper,; £gt
Heat a frying pan and fry the j
be fat in the pan the butter, about
m< tellcup wbterfcktbauliiohf and
•ring to.boiling; then add chopped
ind tomatoes, season to taste, sift
n Uw itaR’F Vd bpU. all together
*. f«v mmutes. La.’ the vhops In a
pour thsi hnilinp’ •
■fit* v-o
while Merritt Hubbell, brother of
the famous Carl of New York
Giant fame, Dan Johnson and Art
Jones worked two innings each for
the yannigans.
Skipper Griggs will probably
ordeij another six-inning contest
for this afternoon’s practice ses-
sion.
Griggs announced today that he
had heard from Dick Whitworth
and Art McDougall, pitchers, and
Charles Sheerin, infielder, and ex-
pected the trio in camp by Sun-
day. J. W. McKee, outfielder
bought outright from Atlanta, is
still missing from the ranks and
the Skipper is becoming a bit un-
easy about him. Grigg.- heard via
the grape-vine route that McKee
was retiring from professional
baseball, however, the Tulsa boss
hopes to get him straightened out
before many more days roll
around.
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Of the 171.OOd motor vehicles
registered in South America, about
13'*,000 are owned in Argentina
and Brazil. The latter country op-
erates more motor buses than all
the rest of the continent.
PRIZES
1ST PRIZE: A Beautiful Princess Le Luxe
model 5 cubic foot Electrolux.
2ND PRIZE: Latest model Automatic Stor-
• age Water Heater.
These 1st and 2nd prizes are being award-
ed in each of four zones.
Mrs O. E. Jones visited her fa-
ther, Mr. Wilson Johnson of Oak
Flat community last week-end,
who is seriously ill.
Mrs. Susie McGehee of Oklaho-
ma is visiting her mother, Mrs
Bettie McGehee.
Mr. O. D. Ashby la slowly im-
proving after spending a
weeks in Hot Springs, Ark. for
treatment.
Mrs. Garland Dukes spent the
week-end with her mother of
Grandview.
The Missionary Society held its
regular meeting Thursday after-
noon. A good attendance was re-
ported, plans were discussed for
future activity.
The 4-H Club girls held
regular meeting Thursday
ing.
5RFEWRY STORES
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V Every contestant mutt identify at leaat twelve
of th* feature* listed on the inside of the
entry blank.
f ■ DALLAS, Tex., March 15 (UP)
: . w-Five persons, including Sheriff
W. F. Cato of Garza county, to-
■ day were under indictments al-
p'.laging conspiracy to defeat fed-
I zral narcotic laws.
■?- The indictments returned by U
I 0. District Court yesterday named
Sheriff Cato, Dr. V. A- Hartman,
Dr. L. W. Kitchen, Misj Lena Rob-
erta, Dr. Hartman's office nurse,
’ *nd Ed Frazier, employe of r
Kitchen. All are from Post.
Sheriff Cato, Dr. Hartman and
Dr. Kitchen already are charged
With murder in connection with
the slaying of Spencer Stafford,
I Fort Worth, federal narcotic
, agent, in Post, Feb. 7.
Another indictment returned by
the grand Jury, which has com-
mitted more I xn a month's Invcs-
ugation, named A. J. Holman,
j»o«t cafe owner and deputy sher-
iff, Hooper Shelton, Roby news-
paper editor; Lannie Williams and
k ji-Henry Bates in a charge to de-
feat federal liquor laws.
t t.The grand jury also returned a
r ^.report to Judge W. H. Atwell
1 Bound ly scoring unlawful condi-
tions in Garza county.
B-jr>,T'*'We found a laxity of law en-
fbreement regarding certain crim-
inal laws on the part of certain
aach an extent that a
ZJWd bt ref|ige had besn created
’lor'drug addicts, thieves and other
characters in an
f *J)out an otherwise law-abiding
*M^nimun|ty," the grand Jury re-
Brow ned Liver
1 pound sliced liver.
G tablespoons flour.
1-4 teaspoon salt.
___________ _ 1-4 teaspoon paprika.
daughtsT and Mr, qqjJ,-----
iw i>ni_ Have liver cut 1-4 incl.
Soak 10 minutes in cold water. I
Wipe dry with soft paper and
sprinkle with flour, salt and papri-
ka. Heat fat in frying pan. Add
and quickly brown liver on all
sides. Lower fire and cover. Cook
15 minutes or until liver is very
tender when tested with fork. Ar-
range on serving platter and gar-
nish with parsley.
This can be baked 25 minutes in
moderate oven.
or brisket
cism.
beasts, > ,
ket shot to
Once the
gillies, who have been watching
through glasses fi om
hill, gallop up full tilt
ponies. It ir, !;;;t t!;c
SPURTS PARADE
(Continued from Page 7)
gillies behind, has stalked and
shot the elusive red-footed Scot-
tish deer, he hasn’t lived.
"Always the ‘glorious twelfth,’
as we call that day in August
when the shooting season opens,
finds me on the lodge of my pre-
serve far up in Scotland. It’s a
wild and rugged country, and to
tramp and crawl over the tortu
ous terrain from dawn until
gloaming is a real test of a man.
Hut the greatest test of the man
that stalking makes comes at that
treacherous moment when your
stalker, after hours and hours of
crawling into position, points
ahead and whispers: ,
“There one is sir. A fine one,
sir, would you care for a shot'-'”
“Invariably the stalker, in his
anxiety, will have stopped you a
little too far away. Not so far
that a hit can’t be made, for we
use powerful weapons, but just a
little too far to be absolutely cer-
tain of drilling the beast clean. If
amice over them, set in a moder-
ate oven, 300 degrees F., for ten to
tho boiling 1 fifteen minutes.
id' IrMefi tuMuf
a nearby
on their
It is but the work of a
moment tor the gillies to do what-
ever one does to a dead red-footed
deer who has lost his elusiveness,
and head back to the lodge with
the carcass.
“The gillies are no more than
out of sight.” Captain Govesnor
concluded, “than my stalker re-
loads my gun, hands it to me, and
we are off on another stalk. Don’t
you agree with me that it’s the
greatest of all sports'-'”
“Sounds damn near as good as
E ContMl II op>« la all ratidanii living along
" •• th* diltnbulion linaa of the United Gat Sye-
’ ,,m- eacept antployeaa of the Gaa Company
I® ’ ar Gaa Raaga DaaUra aad their familiea.
B Prii* winner* wilt be announced about April
** 1. la ca*« of tie, duplicate awards will be
given. The judge*’ decision ah*11 be final.
you don’t shoot, and decide to try
and move a little closer, the beast
is likely to move on the other side
of the hill and all your hours and
hours of work will be wasted. If
you do shoot, however, you know
you run the risk of hitting the
beast in the haunches or brisket.
"And, to true stalker, to haunch
a deer, means ostra-
1 have lost many fine
yes, but 1 haven’t a bris-
my discredit.”
beast is drilled the
Gold Cake
(Leftover Egg Yolks Used)
1-2 cup butter.
1 cup imperial sugar.
1-2 cup cold water.
8 egg yolks.
2 teaspoons lemon extract.
1-8 teaspoon salt.
2 1-2 cups pastry flour.
3 teaspoons baking powdei.
Cream butter and sugar. Add
rest of ingredients and beat 3
minutes. Pour into 2 layer cake
pans which have been fitted with
waxed papers. Bake 20 minute*
in moderate oven.
Those who are on the sick list
this week are Mrs. Monnie Bram-
mer and Mrs. D. M. Stallings
Brother Maddison filled his reg-
ular appointment at the M. E.
Church Sunday.
Everybody is invited to attend
the B. Y. P. U. at the Baptist
Church and the Epworth League
at the M. E. Church every Sun-
day night.
Miss Opal Stallings and Alvin
Dicss of Houston were united in
marriage Saturday evening at 7
o’clock at the M. E. parsonage.
Brother Connor performed the
marriage and ring ceremony.
Those who attended the wedding
were his mother, Mrs. Diess and
Mrs. J. A. Stallings and daughter
Louise, and Shorty Sholt and Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Paxton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Medford of
New Salem were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Foreman,
Sunday.
Mrs. J. D. Flanagan and Mrs.
Author Flanagan were the visi-
tors of J. A. Stalling Friday.
Miss Maurine and Kelcie Lown-
ley visited Ruth and Mindie Lee
Heath, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Sanders and
children and Miss Louise Stallings
and James Sanders visited in
Lancville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCoy vis-
ited Mrs. McCoy’s grandmother,
Mrs. Ann Heath, Sunday.
Mrs. John Lownley and chil-
dren visited Mrs. J. A. Stallings
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Briant Jimperson
and son, Briant, Jr., and Mr. and I
Mrs. Author Flanagan and
Franklin Evans attended a birth-
day dinner at Mrs. R. A. Allen’.
Sunday.
Garlic is Beneficial
Did you know that garlic has
been found to contain generous
quantities of vitamins B and
C and traces of vitamin A, some
iodine and rich supplies of cal-
cium, potassium and phosphorus
acid 7 Doctors have also found
that it promotes sleep and is im-
portant in lowering blood pres-
sure. For this reason it has grad-
uated from the seasoning class
into a valuable medicinal aid anf
is being processed scientifically.
RULES ARE SIMPLE
J Every entrant mutt ute and tian an official
antry blank, obtainable from a co operating
Dealer or from the Gar Company,
(Continued from Page 7)
leg soreness and a few other minor
ailments, they are ironing out the
kinks in a hurry and another
week’s work should find them go-
ing strong.
Yesterday’s intra-club melee,
saw the "yannigans,” with three
pitchers playing the outfield, de-
feat the “regulars” by score of
5-to-3 over the six-inning route.
Three moundsmen were used on
each side and had little on their
slants, but despite that fact there
was no sensational stick work
committed. Cliff Orgrain, outfield-
er who was optioned to the Oilers
by Los Angeles, was the only play-
er able to lift the pellet out of the
park.
Bryson Chody, Bill Boston and
Jim Smith took turns on
lock for the so-called
uzz uzzzvzuz vzziry jjxuhk irom any kjras nange aeaier
■ or any Gas Company office.
^Identify twelve features found on the new 1935 Gas
Ranges now on display at Dealers' stores and Gas Com-
pany offices. Then write a statement of 100 words or less on,
"What I like best about Cooking with Gas.''
Simple, isn't it? Enter today. You may win a beautiful
1935 Electrolux or an Automatic Storage Water Heater.
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their
even-
Miss Thomas did not come
but we had a good program and a
lesson in candy making.
Miss Pearl Waggoner of Ft. Sill.
Okla, is visiting her father and
mother, Mr. John Waggoner and
Mrs. Emma Strong this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cyphers are
the proud parents of a baby boy, it
has been named George Wayenne.
Brother Mathison filled his reg-
ular appointment Sunday
Ing at 11 o'clock,
again next fourth Sunday,
one 13 Invited to come,
planning to have dinner
ground..
We arc sorry to know that Miss
Marie Jordan Is seriously 111 with
the flu.
Mr. and Mrh. Gipson Owens en-
tertained a number of young folks
Saturday night. Every one re-
ported a very nice time.
Mrs. Leia Hawkins of Marshall
went tho week-end with her mo-
therland relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Spence and
roTderman spent Sunday in Pal-
istine.
Miss Ruby Dee Hudson spint the
Week-end with Lorene Guthrie.
Mr. J. V. Robertson and family
ppent the week-end in Carlisle
with relatives.
Mr. Thomas Riddle spent Sun-
day with Mr. Harold Rodgers.
 

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