The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 4

PAGE JOUR THE AMAHDL.LO GLOBE. AMARILLO. TEXAS THURSDAY. JULY BUSINESS BRIEFS Fair Sex Highest Spenders For Waddy Week Adornment By THOMAS THOMPSON and radio publicity and When It comes to dress, it is the'the prodding-of the Exchange Club Posse could Ho in a month of Sun- FUNNY ANGLES women folks who do the big spend- and Waddy Weelc is no exception. Apparel stores up anc! down Polk Street report that it is the sex that is really dressing up in costly gear while many of the town's business men are going Western juat enough to avoid the waiery penalty of Judge Bean's court.

A glance at the city room of The Globe-News certainly oears out this observation. Most all of the girls in the society department and the regular girl reporters have flashy looking boots while the men flop around in down-at-the-heel oxfords. There must be five women's stores in Amarillo to every store catering exclusively to men. A check of rny wife's closet, and most of her clothes are still at her mother's, also reflects this disproportionate ratio of women's to men's clothes at the family level. What Is the name for the dressy little Ufa that the Range Riders spnrt? Some say they are Windsor If I correctly Windsor the kind of tie that artists of thr 1900 vintage used to wear with their corduroy Jackets.

It has ends but is tied like a how tie. Anyhow, whatever its description, it Is the most popular tic of Waildy Week. Stores arc solrl out of them. days. II the people here could be convinced that Waddy Week Is fo- injr to be sustained as an annual event In Amarillo they would likely enjoy stocking up with a tasteful Western -wardrobe Many people already have bought hoots and frontier pants because they are practical bad weather clothes and are jood for trips to the country anil for traveling.

There must be many thousand pairs of Western boots in Amarillo. George Pulley and some of the Amarillo boot makers should have some index by which they can Judjce the number of boots owned by Amarillo people. June was the big surprise montlj in building circles. Buildin? per- miLs issued during Che month fell just 346,000 short of the million dollar figure. In most cities both residential and commercial construction 1.5 on the decline.

Here residential construction shot up to 112 new units for the month with a money total of $634.400. The record month since the- middle '20s was a 1946, when 120 residential permits. 1 were recorded at the city engi- i neer's office. to buy. but good People In the lumber business going begging, and the home construction Indus- i Unprejudiced try do not any explanation; a By Angelo Library Gets Rail CO For Cnildreii (CONTINUED PROM PAGE McGee, W.

R. Govrdy, J- W. Nally. Cecil Watson. G.

S. Babb.i Members of the Ancient Order-j sparks, Sam Mitchell and of Book Worms have read 315IB. Fainer; Mesdames W. P. i books' since their group was or-: A.

J. Morris. AI. G. Monaghan.

E. ganized two weeks ago, Palmer, F. W. Saunders. Jimmie Blakely, children's librarian at i Da vis.

and A. V. Sheppard; Miss; Amarillo Public Library, said to-; Georgia Lou Mode, H. Pattie Mid day. Ithe two Spencer children.

i The summer reading club for 5 the social order will boys" and girls has 164 members. I nave another picnic in place oil new books, some for i their regular afternoon meeting. tots and others for older will be -released for circulation IV COLORADO 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon, the! Mr gnd Mrs Wren and xn 'johnnv, 212-A West Fifteenth, are children there are: Mrs. Jerry Morrow in Love- story hour. For little "Sing, Sane.

Sung and Willie." chil- "Look, Mabel, there's that cute Cornelius McGillicuddy boy. Remember him from grammar school?" houses are not are planning to convert i number of German breweries observers say that I penicillin factories, new home in Amarillo is a bet- Edith Kurd: and "Plain Splash," Alvin Tresselt, Among the books for older dren are: "Windy Foot at the County; Fair." by Prances Frost; "The Big Silver Bowl," Philip Harkins: Away Home." Fjeril Hess; "Swim-! ming Fever." Marion Benlck: "The! Valley of Adventure," Enid Blyton. "Mystery of the Other House." Augusta Huicll Searcan; "Spurs for Suzanna," Betty Cavanna: "The Light in the Mill." Helen Girvan; and "Bill s)3d die Circus," Sanford Tousey. land. Col.

They also plan to vaca-l tion at Estes Park. i TORTS CORNCHIPS i Ladysmith, South Africa, is seek-, i injc a Pied Piper to stop a plague rats. CRACKLIN 1 THIN CRUNCHY JfCRISP NATIONS MOST POPtiLAKREAW- TO-SAT CSREAL-WNEAW HOW IT! GET KELLQGG'S IN THE WHITS, RECUUMt OR FAMILY SIZE. THE ORIGINAL HAS THIS SIGNATURE The rxample of the Ranze Riders They sa.y ha-i clone more to get people inter- values, nut houses are selling. No-, mtfcl In drc.win? Western than body us getting bruised in the rush' In Dahas for Saturday 1 Regular meeting of the Schilling Pepper Plenty of Pepper now available.

It's time to throw out the i i nnd get back to Schilling Pepper. The WCM (avorite for over (35 years, AltO 35 0 1 I WHOit A OIOUND PIGGLY-WIGGLY 1406 West 10th Phone 2-7997 Pound FOLGERS COFFEE 43' MEATS frr.sh rfr pan Ih. PRKSSKP A for IK I I orrii l.nnchnm, A plnknrv Ih 64c 49c 34c 34c PRODUCE TOMATOES. vine ripened, Ih, A hv llic bar 15c 47c fresh rnastlnf Mrs, .1 for I I yrlluw. 5c TEANl'T HI'TTKR.

Foter Pan. 12- V1KNNA SAl'SAGE. PORK A I BEANS Van Camp's, 2 for. WAX PAPER, Cul-Rlto, roll 35c 15c 29c 19c C'OFKEK. llcl Monte.

SUPER SUDS, large box C'LOROX, quart POST-TENS, parknKc of ten. 33c 29c 14c 25c Toiler Tissue, Paper Towels, Napkins, Paper Plates SPAGHETTI Franco American 2 for SPRY 3, ,.1.15 CORN BEEF HASH JS 27c TOMATO JUICE llbo 46 0 29c SHAMPOO Moriarfs Fluff. 75c ASPARAGUS All Green WinMnw. No. 2 35C OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 9c MIRACLE WHIP Salad Dressing PINT 29c They are better built and are better buy.

where pre-war con- Regular meeting of the Amarillo struction was 10 per cent cheaper Association, scheduled lor I than in Amarillo. it is now at; Saturday, has been called off be- least 10 per cent higher. That is, cause a large number of Amarillo same house in Amarillo would lawyers are planning to attend a cost 10 per cent more in meeting of the Texas Bar Asso- at least. i elation in Dallas, Clayton Heare, i On the face of the situation it president of the Amarillo group, ilooks as though Dallas about sa id today. Among Amarillo Jaw! politiced itself behind the eight- yers already in Dallas for the state i ball.

The maximum authorized meeting are R. A. Wilson and Har- Isale price on GI loans in Dallas ood Seville. Is higher than in Amarillo, whereas; I jt should be the reverse, Arrurilln But there are more than 1,000 I I I I unsold new homes in Dallas. In proportion "to population, there are not nearly that many in Ama! rillo.

'3 WALSH FOOD STORES While Ben Solnick, mah.tKer of the Hollywood, is away his brother, Clarence. Is playing. Ben Is vacationing In and Clarence has come up trom Plainview to manage the store In his absence. He is doinjr what every pood merchant dreams of, He is turning the store upside down and all around just as he likes. He is taking sujrjfcstions from the rejrular employes, customers and the store porter.

Prank Means, manager of C. R. Anthony, reports the bids for paint- ins his store amazed him---the low bid wns really low. Hospital by Breakfast Club JULY4 The Breakfast Club saluted Ama; rillq Veterans Hospital this morning, i Earline White, 2010 Taylor, said that they wished the hospital luck; and requested that others wish with them. ALL 3 WALSH FOOD STORES WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY.

JULY 4TH SPECFALS GOOD THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND SATURDAY Bob Harmon who has pone into the miscellaneous home repair business reports ho did moi'e than a $2.000 volume last month. Bob's Idea was that there Is a great need for a service that will do anything from repnlrincc roofs to fixing the garage door, and installing air conditioners. For Other See the tig P.A.G. Ad! Those two home-made Western shirts with sterling silver buttons price SMO and S350--are still in Harry Holland's window. He expects to sell Saturday.

He is mysterious this Saturday business, hut he says they will sell. We're watching him. FlavR-Jell PET MILK BEER Snowdrift EMS, COLD. BOTTLE 15c CASE Gelatine Dessert 6 Flavon Limit, 2 for 2 Baby or 1 Tnll Can 3 LB. CAN RED WHITE LUNCHEON MEAT PEANUT BUTTER Tl IkJ A Chicken of the Sen, I UNA Flat Can GRAPEJUICE BEANS BACON POTATO CHIPS 20c Si PLENTY PAPER PLATES--CIJPS--SPOONS--FORKS WAX PAPER AND NAPKINS Because, the construction Industry cloos for the most part ongngo in i commerce, and clops not come the federal law.

it wilt have to look to state legislation for correction of labor conditions. A new study just released by the New York Journal of Commerce "'lows companion is not likely to 'irce car nriees drum before the -ummrr of 19-4K. Plans of leacline car mnkcrs for new. low-priced, lipht weight cars, have been shelved.until this compe-i titlon appears. Current, prices are approximately 35 per cent above the 1941 average.

TRCAT FOR SVMMCR! Sec taste the goodness of Star-Kist in your menus! a i /l.ivor prove the i in a because the small, bc'ttcr-ilnvorcd are packc'd a i a i label. British and German health THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IH TUNA 11 ANGEL FOOD CAKE HI-HO BUTTER CRACKERS Oncc 25c MRS. LYNDES HOT ROLL MIX B0 24c MORTON'S SALT 15c N. B. C.

SHREDDED WHEAT 2BO ES 25c LIBBY'S BABY FOOD 3 vNsl9c TOMATO JUICE RKD WHITE, 46 OZ. CAN COFFEE EL MONTEl LB. 21 35c SEE THE BIG RED WHITE AD FOR MORE BARGAINS FANCY, RIPE, SWEET, LARGE CANTALOUPES POUMJ PICK-O' MORN TOMATOES 23' YOUNG. TENDER, YELLOW SQUASH 2 15 LARGE. CRISF BUIJ.XOSE 1 BELL PEPPERS LB 19 CALIFORNIA SWEET, ORANGES 8 49 Quality Meats Tender, Lean, Boneless Fancy Veal Round, Loin T-Bone Pound CUTLETS STEAK HAMS PICNIC I rlNKNEY'S.

I BACON CHEESE FRYERS rlNKNEY'S, ARMOUR'S SLICED, 1 POUND LAYERS FULL CREAM LONGHORN, FOUND OVEN READV POUND 59 59 43 63 39 64 LIFEBUOY SOAP Bar WALSH'S HOME-MADE SUGAR COOKIES DOZ WONDER ORANGE IN ECONOMICAL HALF GALLON SIZE-- a so Pineappfe-Orqnge, Grapefruit and Grape Surprise your family with one of these tasty treats for breakfast, and hear their praise. Wonder Beverage Co. FOR 419 West 4Hi PhoiM 2-3509 COCOAXUT CUP CAKES OF KAISINS CINNAMON CINNAMON ROLLS Qc 6 FOR FRESH HOME-MADE DINNER ROLLS 6 FOK 15 FRENCH OR WHITE BREAD LOAF 1S TOIILITS FOOD STORES Store No. 1 10th and Van luren Store No. 2 Ave.

and lelleview Store No. 3 IStfi and Washington 3 WALSH FOOD STORES LARGE.