The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 154, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 28, 1934 Page: 3 of 4
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Don't let your eales lag, and don't let the hot
summer weather weaken your effort. . NOW,
while business needs stimulating most, effort
should be concentrated on keeping summer
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business on a high average. Plan now to mer-
chandise your stock in an emphasized, systema-
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than merely establishing your trade name or
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products, it can move a casual business into an
establishment looked to for quality bargains,
for modern business methods. You show us
your stock and we'll show you ADVERTIS-
ING with RESULTS.
ORANGE
PHONE NO. 4
OUR AD-MAN WILJ^LADLY HELP YOU
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WARSAW HOP
lmOOkLYN, N. v., Juno 28. —
The Adamowk'is hrothera, Benjamin
and Joseph, .silent partners in bu.s-
•f"fn<>«s and in flying, look off lit 5:40,,
EST., ioday on a flight to Warsaw,
j Poland, their ancestral home,
i Promised fine flying weather for
| the next 4N hotns, they headod for
, Harbor Glace, Newfoundland, tlie.re
1 to re-fuel and turn out .across the
! Atlantic to their native land,
j, They Were aeeompanied In their
red, white and blue 'monoplane '•War-
saw" by Holln-r Holris, who fled U .
CopehhtiReVT^ Tnf," 1931 In the ' mime
pane, tl|ftn "Miss Liberty" Hol'ris
Avas to leave the brothers at Harbor
a race. -
Their grejit ;" ship rumbled down
3000 feet of the 4100 foot runway
befot-e finally lifting heavily into
the air. After rising to only about
50 feet, it "mushed1" down, but then
gathered altitude and rose safely.
Their prospective route would car-,
ry them to Harbor Grace in ton
hours, then over the great circle
route to Dublin, Berlin and War-
| saw.
They carried six sandwiches, a
| dozen hard-boiled eggs and coffee.
Hoiris said the brothers - would set
forth from Harbor (Jrnce "just as
soon as they get tanked up." v.
As noncommittal as ever, , the
Now would be tho accepted t iiih"
to plare' your urd«>r for sterling sil-
ver before the -|>rl<v advance. We
can replace any silver , pattern ever
tnadc, no matter how old, without
making the usual $0 charge for the
die if ordered now for October de-
livery. If ,you desire immediate ship-
ment you will b<- accommodated but
factory will charge $0 extra por doz-
en for the die on discontinued pat-
terns. ,?OB lA'CAN & SON, Watch-
makers and Jewelers.
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OU|rhe Fort Worth
Posedel for nine hits to
2 game from Tulaa. f
ing t to ? In the last o
five run rail
put on a five run rally to clinch
ffiS ';i'Snv&.- Art SMffe*
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Upper left—Unloading the gaaollne
from the Byrd flagahlp, Jacob Rup-
part, to the bay lea in the Bay of
Whale*. Uppar right — Frpm th*
Ruppert comes on* of the four trac-
tora which/will make a 1,000-mll*
exploration trip when .Spring coma*
In bptdfier In Antarctica." Umr
right—Admiral Byrd returning to
the flagship after.Ah* exploration
flight which obliterated 200,000
aquare miles of non-«x| t*M land
from the world'* map.
POISONIV Y
•yHE first pictures to arrive from
the world's most completely au-
tomotively equipped polar antar-
prlse. the Second Iiyrd Antarctic
Expedition, show part of the Im-
mense supply of 19/450 gallon* of
Tydol Rusollne being baulM from
the flagship Jacob Kuppert over the
snow to Little America, for the ax-
H|is7T!9
riiuuy earn iwiwq ui two nmu ior
Vort Worth. Koch alsfl got two
h't«- •
The league Tending 8 n Antonio
Mlaalona took . one M
Antonio
the ehla
from the Beaumont ' Kxportera who-
clouted Hlllln for^ alxtaen hlta to
win, « to 3. Hare was in great
form and held the Mlasloits to four
hits. He got away bnd by allowing
three runs the first Inning but af-
terward It waa whitewash for tb
Alamo City tribe.
Itlvln, recently aold by : Tulsa to
Galveston hurled a seven-bit ,«
to gire the Buccaneer* a S .to
tory over Houston. Hlvin Otit.
hurled Mike Cvengms, one of
league's beat aputhpawit
ploratlon flights and tractor Jour-
neys to start tn October when spring
return* to Antarctica. This untaxing
automotive expedition baa five air-
plane*, four tractor*, two snowmo-
bile* and a powerful motor boat.
Among lta supplies are 800 gallons
of Veedol motor oil, 1D00 gallon*
of Tldo Water kerosene and many
other kind* of special oil and
greaae, In addition to hundred* of
ton* at food, radio aqulpnaat, clo-
thing, tent* and equipment, 00*40
mention .700 balea of bay and other
food for lta three cowl aad one
baby bull. - ,
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Por fear you
ry a full line
Itarts, needles, *hul
leather belts, etc.,
w,. do not hav^ -tlfe item
Wt> will bct fTad to order it
JOE WCAK M SON,
awT Je«t4«>r*.
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And 1 Mil SON. OAK, burns tir irrl-
lotioos are i|iiickly healed by using
BltOWN'S I.OTI4IN and IMIOWN'N
liOTION SOA1*. Itching Is stopped
immediately. . HltOWN'K I.OTION is
highly active as an antiseptic and
germicide. Kur Sale by GOUKB
imi'G CO. l'HONK 15, First b« t-
tie aold with MONKV 1IAOK
(Jt'AltANTKK,
i NOTICE
STATIC ' OP TKXAS,
COUNTY OF OKANGE,
CITY OF CHANGE:
in compliance with tb(
ments of the City Charter
eral I.uws of the State of
election is hereby culled
chunky polish-American pilots, per-
haps the most Inexperienced and
the first "brother act" In trans-At-
lantic flying, were confident of
reaching their goal, . am
• require
and Gen-
Texas, an,
for
purpose of electing a and
Commlnalnners for Ward^Ttno (1)
nod Three (3) of ij^City of Or-
ange, Texas, for Jiff period of two
(2) years,
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Said ele^rtfin shiill be held nt the
followljurvotlMg plaqes in the Cily I
of iJCWinnJee, Tejuia _on—the- third Tups- t
"jKny of July, the same being the !
,17th day of July, 1 J> 3 4. i
ard No. 1: Modern , Chevrolet
Cor Green Ave. ami Third J |M|(
Street— Mr. fc. A. Uuaaell, Presid-
ing Judge. . ,„„^w .
Ward No. 2: city Hall—Mrs. R.
H. Voss, Presiding Judge.
Ward No. 3: Court House—Mr.
John Kratx, 1'reslding t Judge.
Ward No. 4: Hoileman'a Store—
Mrs. G. C. Strickland, Presiding
Judge.
By order of the Mayor, this the
ICth day of June, A. D., 1934."
M. G. DA VIES,
City Secty.
Marie Dressler's
Illness Reaches
| Critical Stage
SANTA T1A Jt HA XK^C' Calif., Juno
2S. (AP)—Dressier's pro,
! longed Ulncs^'tiTid reached a. critical
] stage |o(J«y and a nurse was in
| i onsUwn attendance on the 00 year
(j|«r nctress. v
"The outcome is dubious,''■ said
Dr. F. It. N'.uzum, but he promptly
qualified his statement by adding:
"It Is not anticipated that she will
pass on Immediately."
The actress, who came to an es-
tate here for a rest a few weeks
ago, is suffering from complications
including -ailments afflicting the kid-
neys and heart.
At her Hollywood studio it was
disclosed Miss Dressier In her la-
test pictures has been able to work
ri few boors daily.
from a shed roof. So they asked
that (he indictment against the pris-
oner, Wolton Ntles, In- <iuas(v«<f'
Judge King Swopt> took one look
and freed the negro.
Welt'on weighs 4!y> '"pounds. Ho
picked up nine, of them whll \ In
jail.
NO SUA'Kit lilNING
SPOKANE, Wash. — Otto Wilt,
street railway Inspector, spied a
piece of paper on th,. sidewalk.
"An," he murmured, "a check for
tn." —
"Oh. post-dated," its he rend,
''July 7.'
"Oh, not post-dated," he decided,
as he saw the date, 1S00.
It was drawn on the Wcstipgtorir""
Savings bank here, which /failed
during the depression of 1 SOS-BO. ,
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Remember we carry a full line of
musical instruments and all areos, j
eories. Wo hav, handled musical |
inatruoHMtts for the past 35 years. ;
Anything that we' do not have In |
stock w* will order for you s|teeial. j
JOK lillCAK .« SON, Watchmakers
and Jewelers.
Itring us your watch repair work
and have It. done r,l y an expert
watehmnker. JOK lAXVUi SON,
Watchmakers and Jewelers.
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Southwestern Greyhound Lines
Bus Station, Fifth and Division Sts., Phone 97
Open 24 Ho
Busses Leave Orange
EAST WEST I
3:55 a. m. 9:25 a.
10:25 a. m. MS? p'
1:55 p. m. *155 p.
7:26 p. m. 12:10
Port Arthur Divisic
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CAl'SIC TO WORRY
DEXINGTON, Ky. — Investiga-
tors decided that the culprit In a
burglary case was on agile second-
story man who climbed a "two-by-
four" ami entered a narrow Window-
See our window display of . beau-
tiful sterling silverware and the
William and Mary design in flat-
ware, /the moat |>opubir pattern ever
made. JOE IA'CAK A SON, Watch-
ma be rs and Jewelers.
This delicious chees* food is
DIGESTIBLE AS MILK
ITSELF!
• Id CATCH FOR A
) SMALL BOY—Charles
^Gardner, 7, weighing
•4 pounds,
hooded this
20 • pound sea
bass and
landed It sin-
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protective elements of many foods.
It's wonderful for duldran. Serve
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MILLION DOLLAR QOLC
PIECE—If the JUnlted States
should resuma minting
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SPE/EDWAY PACEMAKER
SHpwN — The LaSslle stream'
li/ted pacemaker which led the
xars at the Indianapolis race* It
now being exhibited gt the General
Motors Building at a Century of
Progress. Photo shows Lawrence
P. Fisher, president of the Cadillao
Motor Car Company, at the wheel,
and Harley J. Earl of Oeneral
Motors.
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NEW RAIL SPEEDSTER —Latest
streamlined train la the Rail Zeppe-
lin, nowjMlnq built by Oeodyear Zep-
pelin for the New Haven Railroad,
for a 46-mlnuta run between Boston
and Providence. Unusual features In-
elude a power unit at each end, and
rubber throughout aa shock absorbers
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infections in the mouth, checks
infection end instantly destroys
odors. Lambert Pharmacol
Company, St. louis, Mo.
MUST DO IT QUICK-
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thle," says Frances Lee
Barton, famoua culinary
expert to Maria of radio
fame, ae she shew* her
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DISMISSAL
Unanimous reeomm«ndatlenl
for th* removal ef Major
Oeneral Benjamin 0. Feutote
aa chief ef the Army Air
ends halitosis
Kills 200.000,000 |«rmi
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McBeath, J. S. The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 154, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 28, 1934, newspaper, June 28, 1934; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth289710/m1/3/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.