The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 22, 1937 Page: 6 of 8
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FAGS SIX
THE MINEOLA MONITOR
JULY 22, 1937
24 - Hour Ambulance
Service
Night Phone
208
W. C. DUBOSE
Mineola — FUNERAL HOME
Mineola
Day Phone
208
Southern Old-Line Insurance
and Empire Insurance
Collectors
How Do You Sleep In
This Hot Weather?
Are you restless, worn out and weary after a
night of tossing? Maybe you're sickL
If you were well you would-
n't mind the weather so much!
Did you ever notice how little
effect the weather had on you
when you felt fine? Here's a
health tip: Watch out for Con-
stipation and Billiousness. .and
by all means KEEP OUT THOSE
MALARIA GERMS! Thousands
of Texas families are keeping (fit
with Nash's C. & L. Tonic this
summer! It is a reliable family
remedy and is guaranteed to
help you.
SUMMER IS A BAD TIME
TO HAVE MALARIA!
It's bad enough to be sick in
the winter when you can at
least rest comfortably, but in
the summer.. that's just too
much to ask! And most people
go along with no thought of
Malaria until they are down
with Chills and Fever. That's a
mistake, because Malaria Germs
may drag your system down
until you have almost no re-
sistance before you have Chills
and Fever! Mr. Nash says, look
out for that Billiousness, Con-
stipation, Drowsy feeling! If
you hate to get up in the morn-
ings—feel tired all the time
and at times have upset
FOR W-A-R-Df
That has ever been the command for Texans!
And as a Texas institution, the entire Humble
organization marches forward with the times.
Continuous improvement is Humble's basic
policy, and efforts based on it are never ceas-
ing. Humble products are improved from
year to year, from season to season, even
from day to day; Humble station men are
continuously seeking in every possible way
to improve the service they render Texas
motorists.
Texas moves forward; Humble marches
with the state!
HUMBLE OIL & REFINING CO
A Texas institution manned by Texam
COPR. 1 937, HUMBLE 0. ft R CO.
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Get away from the dull daily grind of wearisome
routine. Take a holiday! Enjoy life! See new things! Do some-
thing different! Go to Northern or Eastern vacation cities — to
mountain, lake, seaside resorts, or National Parks. You will bring
back memories that stay-at-homes never experience. ^
Complete information about low summer fares, limits,
stopovers, and diverse routes cheerfully furnished. See, phone or
write the Katy Passenger Agent.
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stomach, it's time for you to do
something! Take Nash's C. & L.
Tonic for sure relief.
TRY THIS GUARANTEED
TREATMENT FOR ONE WEEK!
Because so many peaple have
cleared up their systems and
regained lost health caused by
Constipation, Billiousness and
Malaria, Mr. Nasfti wants you to
try it at his risk! Here's what
you do: Go right now to
SHIVER'S PHARMACY and get
a bottle of Nash's Tonic .. take
it for one week according to
directions. If you don't feel
that you are receiving the won-
derful benefits that others have
told us about, take it back.
Your druggist is authorized by
Mr. Nash to give you EVERY
PENNY of your money back
without question! Isn't tJhat
fair enough? Start taking
Nash's Tonic TODAY and know
what it means to be full of
pep again.
Three Star Film
Is Booked For
Select Theatre
Bette Davis was winner of the
1935 Academy gold statue for
the best feminine film per
formance of the year.
Edward G. Robinson's every
picture has been great since
"Little Caesar," back in 1930.
Humphrey Bogart was the
main figure in the recent ''Black
Legion" thriller, and the men-
acing bandit in 'Petrified For-
est."
Each an individual star—but
now all working together in
"Kid Galahad," an exciting
story of the prize ring and
those who surround it! The
picture has been booked at the
Select Theatre and is scheduled
to be shown Wednesday, Thurs-
day and Friday, July 28-29-30.
The story deals with two un-
derworld fight managers, Rob-
inson and Bogart, and their
attempts to double cross each
other. Eddie's fighter is "Kid
Galahad" (called that because
of his idealistic attitude to-
ward women), played by a 23-
year-old newcomer to the
screen named Wayne Morris. It
Scotch Fingers Are
Economical And
Delicious
Freddie Rich, popular maestro
of the airways, with his band
supplies the music that distin-
guishes each of the thirteen
quarter-hour "shows" compris-
ing the current Dodge series
that is scoring a great hit with
listeners.
With Morgan, Rich and his
music, there are a succession of
impressive "guest" stars on
these programs—including
Frances Langford, Dorothy
Lamour, Judy Garland and
Ella Logan.
is predicted by those who saw
the picture in preview that this
movie will shoot him high into
stardom.
Bogart's boy is another very
unusual character — William
Haade, who was taken right off
the skeleton of a steel office-
building in New York City to
play the lead in the stage pro-
duction "Iron Men." He's a gen-
uine steel worker. Directly from
the Broadway play he was
brought to Hollywood to do
"Chuck McGraw," the heavy-
weight champion in "Kid Gala-
had."
The fight between these two
boys is said to be the bitterest
ever shown on stage or screen—
with no punches pulled. Morris
weighs 195, Haade 210. The bat-
tle goes eelven rounds.
Miss Davis plays the part of
"Fluff," girl friend of Robinson.
A new young leading lady on
the Warner lot—Jane Bryan,
who scored so heavily in Bette's
last picture, "Marked Woman,"
plays the romantic lead oppo-
site Morris.
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Local Minister Is
Holding Revival
Near Athens
Willis G. Jernigan, minister
of the Broad Street Church of
Christ, began a series of revivial
meetings in Henderson near
Athens Friday night of last
week.
Mr. Jernigan was accompan-
ied to Athens by Mrs. Jernigan
and children.
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spending a few days this week
in the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Ivy Crim in Van.
Billie Aaron entertained a
number of her little friends in
the home of her parents Sun-
day, with a birthday dinner. A
very nice time was reported.
Mrs. M. C. Bolin and Mrs. E.
L. Taylor are on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Durham Murphy is also
on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Coll Sparks, Mrs. Woot
Mallory Mrs. M. C. Bolin and
Roy Bushby were Tyler visitors
Tuesday.
Jamestown News
MRS. E. L. TAYLOR
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mallory
are visiting this week in the
home of their son, Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Mallory, in Clovis, New
Mexico.
Bobby Joe and Gene Friddle
from the Boles Orphans Home
are spending this week with
their aunt, Mrs. E. J. Bolin.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bolin are
MCftCHAHOl#* MART
A TEE THAT
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MEET YOURSELF!
The little cook who has a
finger in every pie can now
direct her pastry pursuits to-
ward Scotch fingers. These
delicacies are as delicious as
the old standby "Lady Fingers",
and even more economical to
bake. The recipe which makes
18 Scotch Fingers, each 1 inch
by 3 inches, requires the follow-
ing ingredients:
2 cups Quaker Oats (ground);
3 teaspoons baking powder; 1-2
teaspoon salt; 1-4 cup sugar;
11-2 teaspoons melted shorten-
ing; 1-4 cup molasses and 1-4
cup milk.
Mix the Quaker Oats, baking
powder, salt and sugar. To this
add the melted shortening, mo-
lasses, and milk, mixing well.
Flour the board with some
ground Quaker Oats and roll
out the mixture in a thin stheet.
Cut the dough in narrow ob-
longs, about 1 inch by 3 inches
and bake in a moderate oven
"f 350 degress for about 15
minutes.
The Difference....
CLEAN CLOTHES
And what a difference! No wrinkled sleeves.
No dusty, greasy fabrics. No dull collars. No
stains. You're in different clothes .... and
your whole outlook's changed! It's a bracer
for self-respect a chaser for dejection!
And it's only one of the miracles that cleaning
by the R. & R. CLEANERS brings! Longer life
for clothes. Added pleasure in wearing them.
New economy in a complete wardrobe. Try it.
Phone 62 for prompt service. And you'll enjoy
service that only R. & R. CLEANERS offers!
R & R Cleaners
ANNOUNCEMENT
We have disposed of
our furniture stock and
now are exclusively
Funeral Directors
Mrs. Mamie DuBose
Chappell DuBose
vour vncRTion begms
■ UIHEn V0U BOARD
Since most of the paraphernalia
of golf is now quite perfect, de-
signers and inventors working in
this field are intent on making it
more durable and swank. Evidence
of this trend is found in the tee
pictured here which is good looking
and hard to lose. Made of metal, it
has a flexible top section containing
a coil spring which permits it t<
bend with the impact of the club,
and immediately revert to an erect
position. The name plate attached
to it not only identifies the owner,
but when used as an anchor, it se-
cures the gadget to the golfer's
belt, thus serving as an ornamental
fob.
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going strong.
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(At Davis' Feed Store)
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The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 22, 1937, newspaper, July 22, 1937; Mineola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth286258/m1/6/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.