Winnsboro Weekly News (Winnsboro, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 21, 1922 Page: 2 of 6
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A NEWS THURSDAY, DEC. 21, 1922.
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NOTICE
•W have a few card of domi-
no tables left. Makos an ideal
Christmas present. Cet y >jra
before they are all gone. lVices
an reasonable.
Westbrook & Garrett.
Ernest Laminack is home
from S. M. U. for the holidays.
Christmas fiu'ts. nuts, can-
dies, ex., at L. L. Doagen's.
T. M. Holman of DsJlas was
in ths city Monday.
Try a sack of Big C flour
and be happy. Sold by A. A.
Snow.
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I time, uc i
PREVENTION
thjD ear*. Tu'.t's Fill* taken
But Mly a remwly fjr bat prercat
SICK HCADACHK
*■4 lu b«i
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ken In I
limit I
Tutt's Pills
Mrs. A. L. Wilfoug and little
son, Gregg, and Mis. Palmer
Hamack and little daughter,
Vivion Ithone, spent Monday in
Sulphur Springs, the guest of
Mrs. A. B. Ewing.
Dr. Louis McKinney was in
Sulphur Springs Sunday.
No Worm5 In a Healthy Child
Alt lUildrvu troubled - ltli Worms haw an un-
it 'ilthy <o)or, wtikh latlkutei pwn l>loud, arid aaa
i .iI*-, ;tirr« is more or loaa utornacli olMutbanoe
GBOVET. V.*rTELESa«:UI TUNIC flvt'i
lor two t: tbroe wetk« will cnrlih the l lo>tl. Im
t*ovj tlio dlfi Miua.nad act as a Oneral Str<-iigth-
< aim) Tonic to the v hi !•■ ojrucm Natcro wl1! then
Jlimw oT *>r ritaf! 'In* fw, nrwl theChttd will ho
io iA'rte< • li' iltr i let*ro)t to leka. CO per nittln
To Cure a Cold In Ot>e Day
Takff I.AXATTVF. Hlioyo QUININE (Tahleu > It
•twin the ( uiip.Ii ami lirmlai-he and workn off the
i.oljl t W. LHOVES sULatuto ou eavh U.x We
STOCKHOLDERS HKBETING
The annual stockholders
meeting of Lucky Strike Leas-
ing a Development Ass'n *vill
be held in their office", id Ma-
sonic building, Winnsboro. T*x-
as, January 9, 1922, at 10 a. ra.
All stockholders mjtuwtod v.) l>t:
present.
Lucky Strike L. & D. Assn.
Dec. 6, 1922.
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Mrs. Pnewell Denny and lit-
tle son, Paul Wise, are visaing
Mr. and Mrs. George Denney |
for the holidays.
Bart Roberts was in Wichita
Falls the past week and bought
a bankrupt stock of dry goods.
James Hitt is here to spend
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sellers
of Dallas are in the city.
Plenty of fireworks for the
boys at L. L. Dodgien's.
Adolphus Gist returned from
S. M. U. for the holidays.
To Stop a Cough Quick
take " h^YES' HEALING HONEY, n
cough medicinc which slops the cough by
healing the iailaraeU and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds. Hea J Cold:? and
Croup is enclosed with every bottlo of
HAYES" HEALING HONEY. The salvo
ahoul'l t.c rubbed on the chest and throat
of children suffering from a Cold or Croup.
The hrollnit effect of Mayor.' Hvnilnit Hoany lp-
akJ* the throat vumliinni with the healing offrct of
OfwvV « 0 Pen Tratu Palvn thruuiili tho pores of
Uk- akin soon stops a cough.
Doth remedial arc packed In one rjirton and tho
Cost of the combined treatment In 35c.
Just csk your druggist for HAYES"
■BALING HONEY.
A VINE COVERED COTTAGE -AND CHICKENS
What man or woman hasn't planned it—as theirs?
You've been thinking it many seasons. You will think it
again with an overpowering sense when the warm, inviting
sunshine of spr'ng has arrived.
But it will be rather late then to start upon the realiza-
tion of chicken profits for next year.
Now is the time to take opportunity by the forelock and
get into that NEW home of your own—and in time to get
your poultry plans worked out.
Come in and let us figure with you on a complete bill of
lumber for that new residence, barn, or chicken house.
ScogijiH-DruniaMnd Lumber Co.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Dallas, Tex., .Dec. 19.—Hold-
el's <rf called Victory. Notes, due
for presentation December IB,
phould now make arrangements
with their bankers to surrender
these securities, it is pointed out
py Dinsmore W. Hume, Feder-
al director of Savings, head-
quarters in the Federal Reserve
Bank here.
The 4 3-4 Victory Notes of
[the series of A to F, inclusive,
are called by the Treasury De-
partment for payment Doc. 15.
j 'fho cash may be had on these,
'or the proceeds may be invest-!
ed in Treasury Saving Certifi-
cates, issued in $1,000, $100, or
$25 denominations, maturing
ii\ o years Irom date, register-
ed as tv> principle and interest,1
and bearing a total oi about, 21.1
J 95 per cent in five years. Un-
called Vitvbry Notes, those due
in May 1^43—may also be pres-
ented now tor investment of the
proceeds in Treasury Savings
Certificates.
, In 1010, when Victory Notes
were sold by the Government,
!,'.e people this reserve dis-
ct subsc! i'i 1 for $87,501.1250.
They we -? I night by 3.5 p>*r
cent of the district population.
| All 1018 Series War-Savings
Stamps are due t'ji- payment on j
Jan 1, Mr. Hume said. These |
be surrended now at banks and;
postoffices. When surrendered,
new Treasury Savings Certifi-
cates will be issued now or
ca.-.h will be paid Jan. 1. Most
holders, surrender records show1
desire t;> continue holding Gov-!
icrnment securities and are tak-
ing Treasury Savings Certifica-I
tes in exchange. Holders are re-
quested to consult their post-
masters.
"This money represents pav-
ed money — in many cases,1
money that was gotten togeth-i
er and invested after rigid self
denial. The safe re-investment
iif the money will benefit the in-
dividual. community and nation
Persons who will receive money
from Victory Notes or iul8
War Savings Stamps are urged
tb investigate very carefully any
investment scheme that way be
brought to them. With all of
this money ooming due, a great
many sharpers are abroad in
the land. It is better to be safe
than sorry. Consult your bank-
er and postmaster." Mr. Hun\e,
said. > J qp
Dodge Brothers
MDTDR CAR
Few days arc too rold Tor comfortable
driving in this sturdy cur.
Snug-fitting curtains, which open and
close with the doors, afford complete
protection from wind and snow.
The carburetor and starter are famous for
their prompt and dependpble response
on cold mornings.
Cord tires, with safety treads, act as a
safeguard against skidding, and greatly
reduce the possibility of having to change
tires in disagreeable weather.
The piice is $1005 delivered
TOM S. STEED
Winnsboro
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The Christian church will
* i have its Christmas tret; Sunday
night.
Buy your Christmas goods at
A. A. Snow's.
Dr. r id Mrs. Louis Coleman
of New, 0-le* ns are visiting Imt
pure;. M>'. mil Mrt'. iiruce
Patrick.
Buy your Christmas goods at
A. A. Snow's.
Mrs. King Gumming.* was
here from Sulphur Springs on
Minnday.
Miss Jessie Donaldson is
home from Wichita Falls.
Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Knight and
children are here to spend the
holidays with Mrs. C. V. Weir.
Mrs. Schenck r f Greenville
and Mrs. Dick Hughes of Lone
Oak came in Tuesday on ac-
count of the death of Mrs. Will
Gorman.
Mrs. Mollie Cannaday left
Tuesday for Newsowe, where
she will spend the remainder of
the winter with her daughter,
Miss Bennie who is teaching at
that place.
Gibson Bros, of Pickton were
in town this week looking after
matters e^ncerninjr the opening
of their store here in January.
Miss Thalia Crenshaw arriv-
ed home Sunday from Tyler
where she finished a course in
stenography in Tyler college.
Mrs. Louis Stevenson nnd lit-
tle son left Monday for Rock-
wall tto spend the holidays with
ner parents. Mr. Steveson will
go to Rockwall Saturday.
Orlp and Influenza
LA.1ATTVE itROMO QUININE TaUata
tha aauaa. Tfcm la aaly oaa "Sreaio Quiotaa."
E. V/. GROVE'S
Mrs. Leona Stevenson, Rose
and Frank Stevenson of Dallas,
will spend the holidays with her
daughter, Mrs. O. G. McCrary.
Motigy Jtsraadi'
ShonM Net Tempt You—ty
'u4kimc* f-ownrrA
Tha lioofi " -.ly 12PJ.Z33G POK,*3£g
That'e Miniatu
oS Houncwlfii Do
^Thoy iviiovv tliqi
Baking Powder
can't be sold for less-
that "more for themor™
ey" means bake-day fajJ
ures, waste of time3
money—that Calumetl
means economy.
The sales of Calumet are I
over 150% greater than'
that of any other bakJ
BEST BY TEST lng powder.
the world's greatest baking poniiitl
.ll0T «i„o. att v.'uJt
«oxtrnt« nf.
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V'S JiWi'l ji1
^ IAIN mm"
flon't nerd them vert
fc" oflcn, but when I do, I
n ed them quick. One or
two anil the pain is gone*
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pilh
will relieve you quickly and
safely—no unpleasant niter
cffects—no danger of form-
ing a drug habit.
Next time yo;i p.m i
drug store atop in and gel
a box.
Dr. Miles' Anti-Fsln Pilli
contain no habit fonniaf I
, drug*. 'I
[Your Druggist Has Then]]
H We Dry Clean
Press, Alter
and
Dye Clothing
You are entitled to thourough first
elans service for your money expended
—you are assured of this fact when
your garments are entrusted with us.
EXERCISE YOUR BETTER JUDG-
MENT—SEND IT TO—
Chas. Robinson
Sign of good Tailoring '
207 ELM STREET
P. 8.—I CARRY A COMPLETE LINK
OF ODD TROUSERS IN STOCK.
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Weir, Homer R. Winnsboro Weekly News (Winnsboro, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 21, 1922, newspaper, December 21, 1922; Winnsboro, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth268254/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.