^l|e tipton €om iti JlKcmmal Officiât Newspaper For Upton County
VOL 2 RANKIN. UPTON COUIJTY TEXAS. THURSDAY, JUNE. 13th. 1929. NO.M Wind Stom Damages City Heavi^ County Board of Equalization in Session on Tax Valuation 1 One Hundred Citizens Attend C. of C. Dinner
i¥hat’s Doing In Chamber of Com Board of Equali Rankin Masonic Think it Over Heavy Wmdstonn Lodge Elects Rankin represents much to all West Texas merce Dinner zation of County of us. It is home. It is the plac« Swooped Down on New Officers where our-families have beer Huge Success Taxes In Session reared. It is the center of our joy» ANSON is doing a great deal the City Tuesday and sorrows. It is here we hav* >f building. A theatre with a ca- New otiicersto ite installed June lacity of 450 on the main fiuoi The baaket dinner iriven by the The sessions of the Ixiard of given the best years of our lives A hard straight wind attaining *J4th were elected by Rankin ind 100 in the balcony is to erect the local Chamber of Commerce equalization of county taxea con It is here our friends are. It ii an enormous velocity and which Lodge No 1251 A. F. & A. M.. ’d by Knox Pittard. The plans to ita ii^embero and irueaU at the sisting of the Upton County Com here our property interest.s lie. nearly approache 1 a twisUrr in Thursday evening at the stated :all for a modern theatre front, Rankin Beach wto> attended by missioners Court begun Thursday result swooped do a n on Rankin meeting of that body. The better the community th« liree entrances, the foyer of tile more than one hundred public morning at which a larg<‘ number Tuesday afternoon at 6:50 o’clock better it will be for our iiidividu /loor will be of cement and tile, apiritetl citizena who fully enjoy of out of town bu.iine.ss men eith H. G. Secrest, Senior Warden ind damaged the buildings snd al Intelests. The better it is to> t he dimensions will be 30 bv 12( ed the splendid civic proRram er owning or representing own of the lodge, was elected Wor residences of the city to sn sm- our individual interests, the bet .'eet. rendered dufing the evenintf. ers of property in this county shipful Ma.ster. to take the place ter it will be for the community lunt estimsted at 140,000. were in attendance. of W. H. Holcombe, Ma.s(er. HEREFORD celebrated the Tables were arranged for a The windstorm which was light These two are inseparable ii. ipening of a new $80,000 Baptist large crowd and the attendance The county taxes are being John Bizzell was elected to serve community life. ning like in its rise and fall car were well taken care in the way equalized in that valuation.^ are for the new term as Senior War .’hurch by startings revival in it. ried much hail and rain and last Making a more prosperous com of refreshments. being raised to meet the increas den, Ted 0 . Grocb’l was elected \11 precedents in church con- ed less than twenty-ftve minutes, munity is the work of individuaU itruction were broken in the dec- B. H. Howell, president of the ed expenditures instead of a raise to serve as Secretary, L. L. Tierce ripping the roofs from business working together al«>ng detinite iration. seating and architecture local Chamber of Commerce was in county taxes. takes the place of I. G. Rape as buildings and tearing resideneea and specific lines for one definite >f the distinctive church. One in charge of the affair, H. G. Sec- The average of the raise in val Treasurer, and Chas. E. Glebe from their fouadations, in its path purpose. thousand auditorium or theatre rest, superintendent of the local uation could not be ascertained ; elected Tiler. .’hairs are in supply. The rose Swooping in from the south achhla, acting as toast master for but it was estimated that in most ! Members of the lodge express- This, nor any other communit> :olored, roof, eaves, andcireular- west section of the city, the storm cases the tigures would mean a led their sincere appreciation for has the resource ana the energy the evening. .opped windows suggest the Span first struck tho business section. seventy hve per cent increase in the excellent work done by the and the man pow’er to gain every , but doing very little damagn ia 1^ A number of interesting ad- thing at once. We must work foi isli motif. property valuations. [ retiririg officers in their respec later struck the local wsaer teeroe drsaaae lewehing upon the wel one tiling at a time. tive capacities. The LE LEON Free Press re oomplotely denMUahiog iC fare of our city were delivered cently celebrated its 40th birth- by Toaat-maatcr Secreat, Presi A better town makes a better The roofs of the Harlan Hotel June 24th was the da'e set for lay. It was established late in market place for farmers who art snd th# new High School build- dent B. F. Howell, Reverend H. Lions Club Pro the installation of the new officers June 1889, eight years after the a part of the community. A bet iaga were next stripped and the H. Washington and other promt- which is to be public. establishment of the town, and ment members of the local Cham ter tow’n means better property rooms flooded with hnil and raia. grams Contain De values, more comforts, bettor nas been published continuously ber of Commeroe. schools, better streets and more ever since. Power linee throughout the dty Excellent music was furnished If You Would Marry, were tom down and dangling in velopment Ideas attractive living conditions. In O’DONNELL Methodists are the diners by the Rankin Beach the streete and during the eeriy You Must Wait fact any effort to build a bette« «pending $3,500 remodeling their Troubadora, local dance orchestra part of the evening presented a Through a series of programs town repays the community many church. Seven Sunday School dangerous situation, the faat Much credit for the success of to be delivered at the regular Such was the law’ which went fold. It always brings it reward. rooms will be built, besides other luncheons of the local Lions Club work of the crew of the Went the dinner must be given to the into effect Thursday in this state improvements. When completec each Thursday the members of Let us make our our community Texas Utilities Co. had this dan ladiee of the Chamber of Com regarding the filing of inarriagt this will be a splendid edifice, ano organization will be able to ob i better place in which to live, ger cleared within a short time. meroe and those who aided in the notices with the County Clerk of up-to-date in every respect. tain many interesting and effec and by so doing make it a better arrangements for the occassion. the ounty in which a license is Poultry snd trjck gardens suf* tive ideas concerning the upbuild place in which to make a living. FAHOKA is to have a new bus The people of this city have to be procureu. iness block. C. A. Hill of Lamest ered heavily owing lo uiV heavy ing of Rankin if followed. nail stones which .-i >««:U'>r.s wus shown by their attendance of the Requiring applicants for marri nas announced that he will erect Thursdays program was taken reported as very Urge. civic organisation meeting, their age license to file a notice of in Notice To Tax Payers a brick building 60x125 in size to interest in the welfare of the city up by an address by Lion Bert Telephone service to McCamey tent to marry three days b«.-forr The City of Rankin is now’ in house a chain grocery store and and the high aim of the organiza Howell who talked on the pro and San Angelo was completely license can be issued, the law’ sti corporated and city property will an automobile agency. The old tion in building Rankin. posed railroad to be built from out during the night the only out pulates a period of three days, have to be rendered for 1929 tax Howell builJing, one of the first this city for Iraan. touching on let being to Midland w-hich was It can be stated that many such exclusive of the day of filing a es. We have sent out inventory garages erected in this section the many things which must be outside the path of the storm dinners at interval! in the future notice of intent to marry must sheets to every one whose address A ill be razed for the new struc dr ne to aid the building up of any would help to increase the inter elapse before license can begraiit could be obtained, and want them ture. The storm seemed to center on growing city. est in the community work and ed, sent in to the City Clerk. A BIG SPRING building is this city as McCamey, Big Lake. bring about a more thorough un Next Thursdays program will Fort Stockton and other adjoin Th( new law provides for a We are closing our books the nearing completion. It i.s the$55,- derstanding between its members be given over to two speakers, ing cities reported no disturbances three-day period forgiving notice first day of July, after that date 000 Read building which contains and citizens who have our city’s W. H. Holcombe whose subject seven stores on thn ground floor during the evening. of the intent to marry, but under all property not rendered will go welfare at heart, to aay nothing will be, “ Two Things Rankin and a 25 room hotel on the second the construction placed on the on the unrendered roll. Tuesday evenings short tumult of meeting with the approval of Needs; Paved Streets and Sewage floor, it extends the business dis statue by Assistant Attorney L. A. Yates, Mayor was Rankin’s first experience everyone. System’ ’. C. E. Moore, secretary General R. D. Cox Jr., the day 6 ,-6 -4t. trict one block on East Seventh. with a windatorm of a damaging of the Club, will also address the upon w’hich the application is Other buildings nearing comple nature snd only s smsil portion body on the subject of Rankin’s made must be excluded from the tion are the Alta Viata Apartment of the damage created was cover Church Notices Future. required interval. Mrs. H. G. Secrest honored her house, Studebaker plant and six- ed by insurance. little niece and nephew, Jane and Lion President Latson stressed " I f one should apply for a li story Petroleum building. the point of a continued full at Guilford Jones, of Marble Falla, Methodist Chirch cense on July 1, the county clerk SILV’ ERTON’s new high school ChrisHaa Science tendance of the membership of Texas, who are visiting her, with Rev. H. H. Washington will could not issue it until July 4,’’ building will cost $80,000, and the body, that interest in the un a party Wednesday night, June Setvices at 11:00 a. m. preach at the Community Church Cox said by way of illustration. will be completed by August 15. dertakings of the organization 12, at her home. Subject of the lesson "God the next Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8:80 Licenses issued before the law The school board will make plans Preserver of Man." will not diminish. The merry guests were enter p. m. became effective are still valid to organize both a Junior and a Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. tained by playing Bunco. Flinch, the assistant attorney general Senior High School, according to Union Sunday school will meet Pit and various other interesting Wednesday evening meeCmga held. In regard to other questions C. D. Wright, president of the at 10 a. m. Classea for all—All Harris- Starnes Wedding gamaa. at 7:30 p. m. Everybody welcome raised by the law. he said that board. urged to come. One half block south of Journal one of the contracting parties Refreshments of lemonade and Announcement was made this BROWNFIELD is rushing its Epworth League at 7:30 p. m. should sign the application where sandwiches were to little Misses week of the marriage in Mertzon street paving. At a meeting of All young people invited. one of the contracting parties is Dorothy Faye Hayes, Virginia Pa’s Deliakioa el Ona May 26th of Miss Edith Harris to the city council recently, Wichita absent, a third party must make Rooney, Flada Howell, Johnnie The Wonum’a Misaionary Soci Joel Starnes. Falls firm waii employed us engi “ Pu,” said Clarence, "what in affidavit as to the age and resi ety will meet Wednesday after Ruth Hill and Joy Higday and neers on street paving with in a highpowered t aiesman?" Both Mr. and Mrs. Starnes are dence of the absent party, and noon at 3:30 and continue the little Messers Joe Glen and Mar structions to start actual con "He’s a daraed striped puaay,” well known in Rankin, having re application cannot be made by a •tudy of ‘ T h e Life and Letters vin Greer Rape, Arthur and Ear struction as soon as possible. It growled his Dad, who had sided here for a number of years. third party when both contract of P»uL" This is a very inspiring nest Reberson, and Horace Sec- is thought that the proceeds of the victim of one. course, and all ladies are invited. Stamea is Juatice of the Peace ing parties are absent. rest. for Precinct No. 1, while Mrs. the bonds recently voted will pro Charles Smith, manager of thn Stamea is manager of the local vide for the paving of several ad Mr. and M n. H. G. Secrest and A meeting of the Board of Di Ben McDaniel of Phoenix, Ariz. West Texas UtilitiM Cn.. ia in rt- ■tore of the Haasen Co. ditional blocks. little daughter are in San Angelo rectors of the C. of C. will be held is now employed by the Nix Bar ceipt of a big catAsh from Hoossr attending to-busineea. Subacribe for the Journal Monday morning at 10 o’clock. ber Sh<9 . ( Continued on bnek page ) Mayas fm m CotuUa. T tn n .
% The I’ptim (\>uniy liouriiai I tfiv** .short pra.\ors \> ith no inter -1 ten so that oven tlie c'lickens that Phone 5 For Job Work. fereiKe. 'cro. s the ’•oad nu.\e Caster than Published Every Thursday m Kankm, Upton County, Texas. ------Uliat. If they don’t they don’t get The most ridiculous thing one!across. Subscription Rate, per Y ear .... «2.00 meets in a c’avs drive is a 12 mile | ------FOR LOTS IN speed limit. l> d you ever try to | C. L. BurreiiM. Kditor-l*uhli»hi»r We No How drive a csr 12 miUs an hour? D id; Tredn Auto Works ¡you ever see any one drive a car Entered as second-cUw mail matter Decvu.i.er l&, 1027 nt If'e ■ ' It hu* «ot Phone S f<»r !r** xi happehitiR.^ W est Lawn poet office at tUiihm, Texas under the of Man h 3, 1870. ItÄKiüN RESIDENTIAL SECfÎÔÏf ' Any erroneous reflection utwn the character of any t^-TSon or per-, sons through the columns of thi.'* ne\vspaj>or will l*e rorroited r’evr î‘l(Hk» Wc.^l t>i" Main Street complaint being made to the publisher in person. s k i ; ,I. Ï . 'lOLME.S. rourt I.’ ouro
There are perhap.s fifty "cun's" for baldness, but they all include What We Think tv' ma.-.sage of the scalp. They are I.' as disai>pointing us the recita's for Woman's hand in connection n with her flipper has played a very success which ahvi'vs include 1! I important part in the work of "hard work.’’ What our advi-o.-si civilization. should realize is that we want to keep our hair without the bother It may not be good form to eat of massage, and that we w ant; Printing Is Like Eggi everything on your dinner plate, success without theanni'yanceof but it’s still considered all right work. In last it caa bj bugsl at alaeit say price sad is alssM^ to squeeze a tube of toothpaste acy quality, but in printiag as ia eggs the ealjr kisR 1« bnjr until your fingers hurt. Probably mo.»t divorces are heads •aused by the husband anti wife Our Battery U tie beif. looking at each other w hen ihey j Everybody knows how to ex The ettra cost that goes into better stock sa4 saperiar wark. press a complaint, but few can first get up in the morning. the Procession again this year utter a graceful compliment. It’s Bianship is more than paid tor ia the ezira latisfacliaa MS a matter of practice. I What Itecomes of all the brilli- Once more our batteries have won gets in the use ol a supe-iir article. ; ant children? It uoe>n’t Itxik a» if i first honors in the original equip* We are prepared to .'uppiy yoar waaU. We have laitaye Gene Tunney's literary urge j there is anything extraordinary | ment fieltl. Seventy-six makers o f seems to have got the better of ¡about people whogmw up. ears, trucks and tractors are using slock and the nccesiary eq'jipixcQt and ikilled priaters la pra- illarils in their 1929 proiiiict. No him. At least Mrs. Fogarty’s law duce good work. yer says he has letters. When a man drives at danger- other make o f battery oeriipies such 'ous sp«*ed you may depend upt>n j a po»ilion. Phone and we will call with samples ar better stilL came ia jit that he isn’t going to do any-j When s man is serving two There’ s a reason. A T^TIhird Bat and let us show you the goad work we arc doiag (sr alksrs* Ithing inifiortant when he gels to masters-watch the one who is tery o f the correct elevtriral size for his destination. paying him the most. the tiwner’ s car alurays do«*» a lictlcr joh. Why not try onr g«>«x] inspec I Realizing that the confession The trouble with some married tion service and get acquainted with The Upton County ; more or less definitely places us pucple la that when they’re too Willard quality? as old fashioned we confess to an old to fight they don’t say any j utter lack of appreciation for a thing. I woman blues singer. UREDA AUTO WORKS Journal The increasing number of day Company never seems to come' CFM iv r \t II.I.Ann BAXTEniES AM> light robberies indicates that ban when the children have on their U II L.VIII) OEKVK KOK Ai.l. MAKES dita as well as doctors like to dean clothes and the lawn has Printers & Stationers spend a quiet evening at home or been lately mowed. the Sioviea now and then.
A church full of colored breth An optimiatic it a tourist who ren got into a row w ith their pas I FOR RENT —New five room; starts out with poor brakes, no tor because they wanted to do the ] house, with bath and convenienc-! spare and a knock in the motor praying. That is where the white ies —near the school, reasonable' and who wirea 250 miles ahead bretliern shine best, they are per 1 terms —Apply to Dunn Lowry: for hotal reservations. fectly willing to let the preacher ¡at First State Bank I Í
What We*?e Doing for M-O-T-H-E-R-8 OAKLAND c^nnounces the Appointment o f
UTSON MOTOR CO. RANKIN TEX.
As Associate Dealer « / -
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L Ttlking tJ of ihone No. 5 (or Commercili Priniiaf Sermonettes Your Customers it Local A nd á Personal News By Rev. H. H. Washington the Same Time mmmmmmmmmm mmmt lb My FallMr*s Hm n A wsi'k’y to ev**ry I ANNOUNCING THE OPENING (i am going to lei Di*. UoHon tViierchabt in ihr coinmunity ih«* 01 Iks Mrt. W . L; Moody ind llttit Ji A . Kirkpatrick of Waco, Hudbut bring us our sermon this opportunity to fiend to efich of hie I daofhter of Son A n ftlo wiro tht superintendent of the Wm. Cam* week, it ia printed in his book customefs an interesting utury oi m San Aiigelo Medical and Sur|icil CUaic tUM tf of Mr. and Mrs. Portar eron Lumber Co., and G. A . For* entitled, “ Wings of the Spirit.") his store and the merchandise it Johnson. ter, district manager, were at contains. 111 Esst Harris Text: “ In my Father’s house tending to business matters of San Anfelo, Texas are many abiding places; if it were A well written advertisement I ...... Mrs. Jsp Taylor spsnt Monday that company here Tuesday. not so, I would have told you; for tells in an intere.sting way of the In Big Laka visiting her mother. J. S. Hixson, M. D., F. A. C. Sl^argery aad Coasaltatiea. I go to prepare a place for you.” store, the merchandise it ha.H to I Mrs. A. L. Henderson and child lell and inlerestint; news in enn- H. K. Hiade, M. D., Surgery and Clinical Diagaosis. John 14:2. Ray Salter of San Angelo was ren of Iraan were visiting friends nection with it. I J. P. McAaulty, M. D., Obstetrics sad Diseases ef CUMraa. a business visitor here the tirst of here Monday and Tuesday. Early in April. 1927. 1 left the In no other way is it possible G. W. Nikliag, M. D., Surgery and Gyaccolegy. the week. old home, on Mobile Bay. Soon to reach as manv people with a I G. L. Lewis, M. D. Eye, Ear, Ray and Bob Willingham left came a letter from the frail little message from the store asthrough H. R. Wardlaw, M. D. Nose and Threat C. H. Latson and Bert Howell Tuesday for Wink. Bob Willing mother aaying: "T he whole place the columns of the weekly paper. I returned hr me Saturday night ham will remain in Wink where calls you. 1 hear wrens, inocking- The paper goes into the homes. A. W. Clayton, M. D. Medicine. from Austin wh4*re they had been he is going in the insurance bus* birda, orioles, threahes, meadow It contains a calendar of the E. L. Mee, M. D., Urology sad Sypkelegy. I Asseciates, S attending a hearing of the Com iness. larks • - - In a few days anoth events scheduled for the week ' E. L. Batts, Ifl. D., Medicine aad CausaRatiau, mission Co. concerning the Yates er letter told of Easter lillies, and is kept about the house for I Miss Karma Stegall, and West Texas Railroad. A. E. Thomas and daughter, phlox. Black-eyed Sousaoa, roses reference until the next issue X-rsy and Laberateries. Mrs. G. L. Jones, and children of • * oh, so numy, birds reveling.” comes out. I Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Salter re* Marble Falls. Texas, are visiting Eneloeed with thie letter was one Every member of the family tumded to their home in Alpine Mr. Thomas’ daughter, Mrs. H. to the little mother from one of reads it. J Tuesday after a visit with their G. Seerost, and family this week. her many “ aona” , hard driven out daughter. Mrs. A. F. Yates. the world. It eaid: “ I am getting Mrs. F. E. Rankin returned nungry for the eight of the bay. Albert Sammons, who is work* home Monday from Midland Even one hour's communion ing at Pecos, is at honne this week where she has been visiting her would help bum out some of the visiting his mother. son. soot from my chimney----- Well. it'e a great comfort to know that Mrs. E. W . Butler of McCamey Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Duke of you are atili down there, and that was the guest of Mrs. Red Still Texon were the guest of relatives you are constantly thinking and Our aim is to render a bank Monday. here Tuesday. praying.” 1 am thinking today, as 1 have Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stovall re Pressley McGuire returned to thought unnumbered times ing service that will please you turned home Tuesday from Dal his home in Saa Angelo Wednes through the years, of a dream I las where they have been visiting. day after a few days visit with have long and fondly cherished, friends here. a dream for many whom 1 have Our facilities are at your Ser Cap Yates of Jacksboro, Texas loved since the long ago,-aome of is here this week visiting his C. L. Burreas was a business them now shattered by disease; brothers and attending to busi- visitor in Midland Monday. some tottering under burdens too heavy for shoulders that have vice at all times Csiskrslei Feorih Birthday grown old bearing for others; all Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lowe, Mr. crying in their aoula for rest and and Mrs. Joe Conger and son, peace. And this is my dream: Taylor Dameron entertained Mr. and Mr. Ben Owens and Mr. rbare by the sea, away from the his little friends June 10th, with and Mrs. Jack Green spent Satur din and dust and the sordid tur The First State Bank a party celebrating his fourth day and Sunday on Spring Creek moil of cities, away from the cease birthday. near Mertxon ftshing. less strain and futile strife, there RANKIN, TEXAS. Bursting the Peanut Bag, Had on that quiet shore, where the Mr. and Mrs. Ira G. Yates of ing the hidden balloons, and var sleeper awakes with youth renew 8an Angelo were visiting their ious other games were played af ed by “ the pure inspiration of sons, Alvaro and Louis Yates and ter which refreshBMnts of cake m om ," and mounts up with wings Harva Brooks, and families hare and lemonade were served. as an eagle as the heart answers Monday. They left Tueeday morn Those present were Stanley Natore’e music through rapturous ing for California and the Hawai Holder, Cecil Pat Sammons, Ted hours, the ripple of the waves and ian Islands where they will spend dy Sousares, Bobbie Yates, No the joyous chorus of God’s feath the remainder of the summer. velle Holder, Sarah Lee Stephen ered singers; where gentle breez They were accompanied by their son, Margeretteand Winnie Gene es fill the pinei with wooing whis that assure BSPENI ABIE neiee Mise Jaunita Upton of Fort Sousares and Margarette Anns perings of rest; where the glory Worth and Mias Celeete White of Carter. of the day, fading in the east, San Angelo. TRAïiSïrORVATION/ Bach little guest waa pres anted flamaa upon cloud mountains round tha sattingaun, kindling Mra. T. L. Evans and daughter with little baskets filled with in tbs loul ef Tezon were viaitiag friends ehmry balls, Taylor received here Wednesday. many nioegi^ “ Thoughts that lie too deep for tenrs” * There would I build a great house with many “abiding-plaeaa," and p a y more gathar into it all those way-warn pUgrima whom I love.
• than Buicks price But I know that I thall never be able to build that home of my dieuBBs. And even if I could, in a few fleeCiBg years*ah. for less than Buick “Swift te its eloeeebbs out life’s performance? Uttle day.” And yet that very dream of Motorists who can aflford to pay alintm any mina shall be more than realized. The Chevrolet Red “O.K. priw for an automobile are buying more than For if I have ehsriabedaueb a de That Counts’* Tag Protects twice as many Bukks as any other fine car. sire ferthe ehildrenof God whom I love, what mmt he the provis Your Used Car Purchase. r LOOK M s a w h o caa sffb rd to psy slm oM sa v price they desire fo r s ion “ ia my Father’ s house” for Every reconditioned car we offer for eale is nt these Outstanding Used motor car are testing Buick sod dtscovering sa order of all His weary children? Ah. room identified by means of the Chevrolet red C ar V alues peribnaance never before known . . . with me result that will there for all oar little aoula “O.K. that Counts” tag. This tag is the they are buying more than twice as many Buicks sa any he oth er fine car. to azpand in the freedom and purchaser’a assurance that the car to which peace e f heaven toward the infi It is attached has been gone over carefully With Buick superiority so obrious and outstsodiag as to by expert mechanics—that it has been 1928 Cksvrelst Raadstar result in two*to-ooe preference, you, too, should investifam nite life of God, the life that ia thoroughly before you buv any car. You, too, should seek the perfect love. thoroughly reconditioned—and that the Good Shape - New Paml-Geed guarantee of lasdng ssttsfaction which searching test on price Is based on the car's actual ability to the road alone can provide! render service. Rabbcr I S2S.00 A grant grandmothar waa a vis CosM to our showroom! Arrange to drive a Buick! Peoveiu itor at an Ash Avenue home East Due to the overwhelming popularity of the absolute mastery:en over street, highway hif and hilL Compare new Chevrolet Six, we have on hand at this er Sunday aad was eencemed eveiry clem ent oi performance wim other automobiles. “nM a time an unusuaPy large group of these you’U know that'you, too, should have a BUICK! when her nine year old grand "O .K .’d” cars. Come in! You are certain 1927 Ckcvrelet Cenpe daughter, donning new Easter to find the car you want—at a price that BUICK MOTOR COMPANY. FLINT. MICHIGAN clothes brake a hoaeauppurter. ” 1 New Paint, Metar in Extra Gdoé will save you money. Make a small down have a pair of aaw, roand gartora I Mmm Can payment and drive your car away I Shape $ 27 S.00 tn iu iis my dear,” said the grandmother, till* w|i »<• tistwii ai* and you may have them”. She SswiCaf tiJ*l handed the little girl a gorgeous snUS 111 tnuis las M ms |u**w|Maa fi!TM*|ti4f yellow elastka decorated with red CwSieiseiwIiase C m m | i M« i* I > S t * laMaCarfisaf tsMiCWaiiya w list* roaabttds. Bt^ before accepting Winfield - Rodgers Chevrolet Company TS m * jricaa t. y . >. S ^ 1^ ^ aorfa- the gift, tha little girl slipped to S - M »H n t g , the kitehen. “ Mother,” she asked Rankin, McCamey,Tezas “don’t you think graadmothor’a ttamw w «ew *. garters arete gay f