The Granbury News from Granbury, Texas • Page 24

tup r.p 4 sy.ypy vn-. JUDGE JOHN SPfXR. I Classified Column in uvetaUon, Dr. Etraeiioni, PUte. Fill'ii.

UrlJ-, Tietn.n.i Dr. TL M. Walthall DENTIST fbocvB No. 3. Granburjr.

Tea. llmM VOll SALK-l'ura hred Ene lish White Lectern Cockerel, weeks o'J, free of insects. 10c each. Lunsford Tannera'er, Granbury, TVi. Ki.

2 FOI. SALE OK TKADE for a K0 milch cow, a K'uod ran? practically new. See J. H. Edward Johnson LAWYER (Civil Practice) Courthouse.

Cranbury. 5 FOIiSALE New weep stock $3 SO cash. See Kinson's Black smith Shop- Watch for announcement of Joe Archffa aa'e FOY ESKEW, Distributor Political Announcements For Representative 105th District T. E. HAKU1N (re election seond term) BOSE READER Judtr John Speer was elected IfVe'vOir've l-'e abundant ov.

need a co-r. cf cryger, the au- Mcurer'rSt -T through Ker. Ati Seerer c'on thf i. 1-1 V'hout the uksome-i secured 'oul t.at res of ex tSort that trcise taken vp for its own ske- Thus ttrouxH Uughter one can vitahie crt bUd while on an overstated couch when net able to f.gage active ports in the frmnasmm. Laughter is urce for the r.euro'-c irregular heart.

Patients with this affliction are afraid to laugh lest their heart Will stop altciether; whereas experiments have proved that a hearty laugh repeated at proper mtervals has relieved this trouble. The heart is deeply under the influence of the emotions, and the free outburst of laughter with its mechanical action produces salutary effect on that organ. Laughter is a good exercUe for the digestive organs. They are definitely moved to increased activity by the shaking and massage they get from the abdominal muscles durir.fi laughter. VOll SALE bO acres of UnJ, 6 miles southwest of Granburj on the W.N.

Cuiry estate. Triced reasonable. See 11. Hamilton. THE COLONIAL HOTEL Will Serve Special 50c Chicken Dinner during the Reunion.

For District Attornry CKNI2JT HELCHER aH. (Wad) WILLIAMSON two jears mo tor an unexpired term as Associate Justice of the Coortof Civil Appeals, and is now before the voters of the telve counties of the district askirir that be nomiotted at the eominir primary for a first full term to that Th3 bench and bir are in a better ponition than the public at Uritc to know how well he has rilled the position; they are almost unanimous in their endorse ment for him for reelection. For Sheriff. Tax Assessor and Collector C. M.

DUNCAN re-election second term Statement of Conditions of The First National Bank, Lipan, Texas At the Close of Husinearj June 3 th, 13.18 RESOURCES; LIABILITIES: Loans $53,352.93 Capital Stock J25.0O0.0fl E. A. Cotton HOWShK For County District Clerk ALBERT POKTtR (re-election second term) Democratic unae entitles him to Stock, Bonds Other Securities ll.S5a.23 Surplus and For County Treaurer MRS. VIRGINIA MITCHELL it. It may xaid that the docket (re-elec'ion second term) How Word "Straw" Became Part of Word Strawberry The of "straw" in straw of that court is in the best con ft SI dilion of any timilr court in the state There is less delay in hearings and reviews of cases id berry isn't known for certain.

The word is from the Anglo-Saxon streaw." The dictionary suggests that court than in any appellate court in the Htate. Jude Speer dues not claim any special credit that strawberries were probably so named because the runners resemble straws. Another source regards the word "strawberry" as a corruption cf "strayberry," referring to the straying habits of the runners in reproducing new plants. Panking House and Fixtures 3.H00.00 Profits, NET 9,231.01 Other Real Estate 1,300.00 DEPOSITS 82,332.07 Cash, and With Banks 41.256.92 Total $116,503.06 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: NEAL TOLBERT, President S. H.

ATOR W. W. WHITE, Vice President G. B. BERNARD G.

F. FOLLOWILL, Vice President J. R. VANDERGRIKF ROY SIMMONS, Cashier J.J.WILSON G. H.

HUNT, Assistant Cabhier A Sound Bank and a Good Neighbor Since l'i07 It is customary to cover straw for what he has done as a public oflicer, for he says hd has done no mure than his duty. It is fortunate that the people as a whole know so little about the duties of that court, but a berry beds with straw to keep down For County Judn W. L. DENT GEO. TARRANT (re-election) For Commissioner Prec, 1.

DEET. McCUAN EDWARD J. SEYMOUR A. WARD For Commissioner Free. 2.

D. J. JACKSON W.S. Scott OSBORNE. H.

GIFFORD. For Commissioner Free. 3. M. C.

MATLOCK (re-election second term) J. W. LITTLE. For Commissioner Prec. 4.

EARL PORTER the weeds, fertilize the soil and prevent the earth from soiling the berries. This circumstance is respon laclf of contact with its judKes reodt ia it true. Ail civil cases tne in the county and district courts, if appt-a'ed. are reviewed sible for the name, according to some authorities. A more picturesque theory holds that the name alludes to the old custom of stringing strawberries on straws and selling them on market days for so much a by this court; more than half of them ur rioail settled there DONT BE GYPPED Drinki under various namci bting offered 7up.

Unlet! you look to tee whether it properly branded you ore lioblo to get most anything. People who lubitituta for 7up ore gypt. Their only gain i 5-12 of tc. Thot it the price they put on your good wilt. Seo that you get 7up when you ok for it? if you get lomefhing the remember that 5-12 of Ic it the reoion.

aiid the opinions rendered that court becomo the tixed law tei in of the Stale. Some classes ot A. K. Anirenj lO.MLl.NSON cases may be appealed from thai PALACE THEATRE curt to the Supreme Cturt. but Friday, Ho to Develop Track Form Hcrett.jurne pointers on tjj form: Perfect form is very sTim natural; it mu.st be learned.

The first and most important for any young runner to strive Lr is relaxation. Any tenseness y.u may have while puts a strain on every one of your musics and increases fatigue. Therefore your entire performance isftlowi You mu.st work toward and natural running form, with your body lean.ng forward and a co-ordxitioi cf Jour arm and leg motion. Have- you ever tried running th your hands in your pock eta? Try it some time, and pst history discloses that only a mnall percent of thin are ever moditi or changed. It is in cumhent upon every good citizen MALE HELP WANTED STEADY WOUKGOOD PAY Kfiiable? Man Wanted to call on farmers in Huo 1 anil Somervell County.

No experience or cap ttl required Mike up to $12 a day Write Mr. Thomas, Hex Dalian, 'lYx-ti. to know Mmiethinn of the type of men who it in tiaal jjjaent upon civil litigation amon them. Judkre Speer' invites a critical invest ination of his honesty, it uu'tt and ability as a ide of this hitdi court (t'oiilical Advertitineut) tW.J!f..rgMEra8KTO you'll fre hi.v important your arm mnvyient is in developing a good running stride. I itfs 2i How to Clean t'nglazed Stone Rules Given Tor Highway Traffic With vacation time approach intr for thousands of Texans, mate police today issued rules for highway trayelers to follow in order to lower summer traSc casualties.

An efficient clcarun preparation for unjjlazcd stone door sills is made torn ore gallon cf soft soap, one pint of ammonia and two pounds of" finely powdered purnice stane, says the National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer association. The stone should f.rst be thoroughly cleaned of soot and d-st, the mixture applied and allowed to stand for a half hour or more. Then scrub w.ell into the surface cf the stone with a stiff brush or broom. Rinse off thorough 'y with clear water. If one application is not sullicient repeat the process a second time.

Friday Saturday July 80 America's Digest and Most Beautiful Tent Show PL3 VEBSS Tent Show That Is Ditferent 30 PEOPLE 30 'OPENING PLAY In outlii irg the rules, officials of the safety department warned that many vacation itineraries demand hurried trips which oftn end in disaster. Tiie rales A complete program in Technicolor MERLE OBERON in a Comedy in Technirolur "The Divorce of Lady Plus Color Cartoon "Little Fitpotric Tc hnicolor Travehal.k. Saturday, Matinee and ISight Peril packed story of tlie Pony Expiess BUCK JONES in "The Overland Express" Chapter 1 1 of Monte Collins-Tom Kennedy Comedy Sunday, Monday and Tuesday No words can describe its beauty, its charm, its ulow. its tremendous appeal to lie heart of man nothing like lias ever been seen before so utterly different so refrehiiikj, so wonderful. that you owe it to yourself not to h-t anything keep you uway WALT DISNEY'S first foil length feature picture "SNOIV WHITE and the SEVER! DWARFS" all in multiplane Technicolor Admission 10 and 20c Wednesday, 1 Day Only, IcShoiv 2 people ifthiilt ir 1 Go -n Lew Ayres, Helen Hack, Alison SLipwcrth in "KiiVG of FJEWSBGVS" Plus Pete Smith and "CAPTAIN and the KIDS" are, 1.

Get plenty of sleep and travel only reasonable distances tacL uay. Check yfurcar for mcebauc jal defects use tu ts that are in rendition. I Z. Never park on LiKbwajs wliere juur cat wi, interftn wiiii titli.j 4 Drive blcwiy tnouish that 77 1 he Girl From i ans i aivjs i-i er as ii.cl the severity I Of accidents. I'jsihtr vtLitlt, iouiy wlion there Jotnty clearance and when cot pasaictf keeri to the rinb't.

T) i tinir ihiiTrj i How to Imitate Stained Class Ojin.T-y cloth dye3 obtainable at druc and dry Roods stores can be uH to stmred plns. A is selected and the dye is tven rr'xrl white a-plied to the glass. If transparency is required, one coat is ei Fucs cssive coats reduce ar'ency. A coat cf thinned fV-- va is then appned over ovlc stam. permitting cleaning wah a dan-pencd cloth.

to rrame Pictures a imagination into the ft FCC -Vf-rc touch of in-a, Above all, avoid vv, fiaboratily embel-! f-l--e! 'especially a gilt one, v'-vo an ell mnstor to a very ornate room l3l fcr wal-r cilors, painting, frames design are much more leasing. TT Lobsters Crow "rc3 Asters are caught wO' n(Jg and a few have bin "known to reach 23 pounds. iTt c' markets are 4 fr Ji 1 in weight. i Tick Elephant rets .,0 uar an elephant mascot wlTbrUyou lutk say. a you must choose one expert hiher thaa hi 8 A three-act comedy packed with a thousand laughs.

Vaudeville, Sin-rs, Dancers. ComecUuns 0 14 Vaudeville Features 14 Hull's Artist and Models Swing Hand Clean, Wholesome Entertainment for All 1 No Filth No Vulgarity COMPLETE CHANGE CF PLAYS EACH RIGHT Featuring in Person- Added Feature MISS TINY HULL 'SKINNIE' KIMLING Late Broadway's Musical Ace of Blackrace Comedians Melodies of 1938. Formerly with Lasses White nfcDSt with vo'i. 0 Dj not pick- up liitcbhikers Granbury News and Strxi Weekly Frm News, both crjli year for $1.50 Thursday, Friday, next ivech THURSDAY IS AMATEUR NIGHT Thrills and excitement, new to the screen in the most discussed picture cf the year "BLOCKADE" with Mideliene Carroll, Henry Fonda, Leo Carrillo Plua-OUR GANG. Show Starts Children 10c 20c Door Open 7:30 p.

m. 8:20 p. m. 31.