The Hearne Democrat from Hearne, Texas • Page 1

HEARNE, ROBERTSON COUNTY, TEXAS, JANUARY 31, 1930. NUMBER 38 Friday and Saturday SLICED BACON 1 pound. TOMATOES No. 2 can RICE FLAKES WHITE HOUSE Cake Flour PILLSBURY'S 2 packages Saltine Crackers Box FOLGERS 1 pound. FOLGERS 2 pounds.

ALL FLAVORS 3 DUNHAM'S i pound package Marshmellows ANGELUS 400 Box PORK BEANS Mr. Herman P. Hill Announces For Re-Election The Democrat takes pleasure in announcing Ihe candidacy of Mr. Herman P. Hill as a candidate for reelection to the office of County Com- of precinct No.

'2. and his name be found in the proper column. Mr. Hill, having resided for forty- five years in Ihis precinct and having served our people so faithfully and efficiently County Commissioner, needs no commendation from us, but' we do not hesitate to say that his' record as a commissioner is fully equal to that of any of the very capable men who have served us in this office in the past, and his many friends believe that with the experience he has gained in dealing with the difficult problems that come, before the Commissioners' court he will render us better service than some new and untried man could render, however capable he might be. We fool sure we voice the sentiment of the people of his Commissioners' tional clerical ability the records become tangled and mixed, causing great trouble and annoyance and sometimes loss to the laxpaying public; but Mr.

Rogers has made great improvements in the systems and records and the books of this olfice were never in better condition than they are now, duo to the untiring labors, patience and clerical ability of Mr. Rogers, hence we believe it. would lie a distinct loss to the public to displace him with some man who would know less about keeping these numerous and complicated public records. We submit his candidacy for the careful consideration of the voters and believe they can do no better than to give Mr. Rogers another term in this important office, which he is filling so capably.

Sam Ireland Painfully Injured Tuesday Sam Ireland, employee of the Humble Pipe Line Company, was painfully but not seriously injured about the face Tuesday evening about, six o'clock, at the pumping plant of the Building and Loan Holds Stockholders Meeting and Election The annual stockholders meeting of tho llourno Building Loan Association held on January 21, and the following directors elected: H. CmnminK-S W. Kly. W. K.

WalLinon, W. A. U. M. C.

Kurncy and W. W. 1 R. ('. Allen, .1.

T. L. Westbrook were II. Ely, U. 0.

W. Marshall, DufVoy, V. W. Knstcrwood. Hamilton and M.

I'k'cted auditors. He with three other was precinct in -saying that this office Humble Company, just south of town. could not he placed in better hands, and The Democrat Editor moves that the nominations close and that Mr. Hill be: elected by acclamation for another term in this olTice. Mr.

Sam Rogers Seeks Re-Election starting one of the engines in the I plant when a high stage air valve burst causing carbon to be thrown in his face. It is reported that, no other damage was done. Hearne A. The Democrat has been requested to announce the candidacy of Hon. Sam Rogers for re-election to the office of Tax Collector, which position he now holds, subject to the will of the who will participate in the July primary, Mr.

Rogers was born and reared in this county, is a man of good education am! fine clerical ability, and is one of the most courteous and obliging men we have ever known in any office anywhere. He is on the job early and late to give good service to everybody, and we believe there is no more efficient or popular Tax Collector in the state than Sam Rogers. The books and records of the Tax Collectors office are very complicated intricate omi has SPECIAL SALE On LADIES' SHOES for five days only. All our $5.95 Shoes. Sale price, at and All standard brand.

Right quality. Don't miss it. Come and see our new Spring line of DRESSES and COATS, also MILLINERY C. H. GREENBERG DRY GOODS HEARNE, TEXAS Domestic Science Club The Home Economics class of the public school has elected as club officers, Mildred Smith, President; Grace Welch, Vice President; Eleanor Brady, Corresponding Secrtary; Altie Palmos, Recording Secretary and Treasurer; Elizabeth Easterwood, Pianist; Artie Palmos, Reporter.

Miss Lilie Shindler, Teacher of Domestic Science is sponsr. The club will meet the first Wednesday of each month. Reporter. BRING FRIENDS A meal at our restaurant will be enjoyed by your friends as much as it is relished by you and our hundreds of other regular customers. We serve only the very best foods and our dishes are carefully and expertly prepared and served.

There is no monotonous repetition of menus. There are all seasonable good things to eat. We Talk Quality Culls and Factory Seconds are not Cheap at Any Price. We Guarantee Satisfaction. See us for Queensware, Aluminum Ware Galvanized Ware, Enameled Ware, Tinware, etc.

We have a large stock, the quality is the best, and we certainly are making the prices right. Note mentioned below a few items we carry: Wash Tubs, Well Buckets, Rope, Bridles, Color Pads, Jars, Enameled Water Buckets, Fruit Jars, Dish Pans, Axes, Hoes, Files, Nails, Water Coolers, Wash Pans, Mops. Nice line Toilet Soap and Shoe Dressing, Clothes Pins, Ice Cream Freezers, Large Basting Spoons, Table and Teaspoons, O'Cedar Mops, O'Cedar Polish, Jelly Glasses. Fairly complete line of Kitchen Utensils, such as Cups, Saucers, Plates, Dishes, Goblets, Bread Pans, Bee Brand Insect Powders, Ice Picks, and Churns. All sold at prices tTiat would cause you to believe that we must sell them.

The regular monthly meeting of the A. will be hold in the high auditorium Tuesday, February Ith, at o'clock p. in. Dr. W.

K. Waltmon will address the meeting on the care of the teeth, and the. entertainment feature of the afternoon will be furnished by pupils of the sixth grade under supcrvis- ion of Miss Charleta York. All mem- hers are urged to be present. Death Claims Infant The death of an infant son, born to Mr.

and Mrs. Claud Allen, Sunday, huH brought sorrow to the home. The body of, the little one was interred, in Norwood' Cemetery Sunday had 1 and has cxeep- afternoon. The officers chosen by the board of directors were: H. W.

Ciimmings, President; W. H. lOly. Vice President; W. W.

P. ISasterwood, Secretary; J. Felton Lane, Attorney. The P. M.

State bank was selected as depository. The president appointed as committees: Real K. Waltmon, R. W. Marshall, W.

A. Wilkcrson. Building- -W. A. Wilkerson, R.

M. Uufley, R. O. Kly. H.

Ely, F. W. C. Karney, R. M.

DufVcy. Jury List For Next Week Walter Courtney, F. M. Mulliiw, W. M.

Richardson, Candy, C. Holder, R. B. Truett, P. Sanders, A.

M. Scott, Hubert Smith, W. L. I Will Leroy, R. A.

Averytt, R. W. Brown, Lee Brantnur, 1). Clark, .1. Campbell, Frank Wallace, W.

T. Oldham, M. II. Petteway, Sommer, 1. A.

Smith, W. C. erman, Max Rembert, Warren Wilkerson, ,1. H. Whaley, A.

F. Timmons, Klrner Stubbs, O. A. Moss, 1... L.

Ney- lan.l, R. 1). Jones, R. II. Roberts, J.

Callaway, II. .1. Perry, C. P. Miller, Floyd Turner, W.

J. ScroggiriH. St. Mary's Church February 2, Gatoehiam, 9 a. m.

February Day of Adoration. 7 ii. Mass, Dean Gleisisner. Exposition of Blessed Sacrament throughout day. 1 p.

Italian Sermon, Rev. Basil Bravi. niv, Bcncdictioii; English. mi if i vriitrf I HOW SOOD OF YOU NOT Ar ALL, IT3 JU3TI THE WAY OUR 3TOeii Does nusiNCSs. SPECIAL BRER RABBIT SYRUP 1 Gallon I 2 Gallon I Quart 1 Pint 90c FRESH OYSTERS SERVED DAILY- OPEN DAY AND NIGHT YOUR PATRONAGE APPRECIATED CITY CAFE GEO.

B. PALMOS, Proprietor 1 pound can 60c pound can $1.50 Dillard Company $1.00 WE MAKE THE PRICES RIGHT ON EVERYTHING Maxwell House Coffee, 1-lb. can 55c Maxwell House Coffee, Dry Salt Bacon, choice stock, 8 pound pails Lard 4 pound pails Lard Lard, Compound, Ib. 16c Cooking Oil, gallon $1.00 24 Ib. sack-Cotton White 48 Ib.

sack Cotton White 48 Ib. sack Pride of Perry Flour, Extra High 24 Ib. sack Pride of Perry Flour, Extra High Patent 24 pound sack Corn Valley Gold Butter, that good sweet cream butter, a pound Valley Gold Butter, 1-4 pound- Corn Chops, a sack Maize, a sack Bran, a sack Oats, by the sack, a bushel Cottonseed Meal, sack Shorts, a sack Prairie Hay, a bale Alfalfa Hay, a bale Chicken Scratch Feed, 100 pound sack Chicken Scratch Feed, 25 pound sack Laying Mash, 25 pounds Laying Mash, 100 pounds Baby Chick Starter, a Ib Chick Growing Mash, per Ib DILLARD COMPANY, "STAR CASH STORE 14 pounds Cane Sugar $1.00 DeLuxe Bread lOc Fancy Santos Peaberry Coffee, Ib. 40c 14 pounds Fancy Head Rice $1.00 Carnation Milk, small, 4. -25c Carnation Milk, large, 2 cans 25c Fancy California Blackeye peas, Pinto Beans, a pound Creme Corn, strictly Fancy, No.

2 size cans, a can 20c, 2 for 35c Hygrade Corn, choice, No. 2, a can, 15c Corn, fancy, No. 1, two cans 25c Tomatoes, No. 2, a 2 for 25c Tomatoes, No. 1, can Pork Beans, large cans 13c, 2 for 25c 12 $1.35 Fleishman's Yeast, 5c, 4 for 15c, Fresh Oysters, pint cans 55c Fresh Oysters, iXj-pinfc cans Get Our Prices on FEED STUFF.