The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, December 26, 1924 Page: 2 of 8
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FOR SALE-A good Oort tour-
in-car. New battery, -ood tir-
es nnd in excellent runnin-
order, (’all 152 r 4.
FOR SALE—McKinley cabinet
talkin- machine, maho-any finish
with forty records in -ood con-
dition. J. S. Fur-erson.
WARNING-Loose stock have
been -ivin- me a -reat deal of
trouble. I do not want to put
up any stock, hut they must be
kept off m.v premises. Arthur
Bird.
R. It. Southerland, Blossom R 2. j FOR SALK ICO bu. Rowdon
I cotton seed, brought last year
purchased 50 acres of land from
D. H. Scott & Son of Paris, pay-
in- $U5 per acre, cash. The
farm is located two miles south
of Bo-ata and known'&s the Noel
Terrell place.
Allen and Miss
of Cunningham,
were united in marriage at Pari*
Monday, Justice 8hanlilin
forming the ceremony.
B'g results at email
that’s classified ads.
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Fire and Tornado Insurance
SEE '
J. H. MOORE
Insurance Agent DEPORT, TEXAS
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IN V A K I A 111.5 IN Ai .
' I-" Ti m> s has In aril of
.11 stitmi* circumstuncfs. nor
a child who will be disappoint
(’bri-t mas ii> • > i < 11 ■ tr. Look
nit you, aid bit sure, this dot .
t happen.
A. finest. Detroit R 1.
Eukley Tucker, Bo-ata.
W. J. Veteto, Mounts.
L. L Wiliams. Forest. La.
1 Mob Williams, Bo-ata.
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II. t' < 'In-s-lm <\ D. port R
.loir (ir.iy, .lobiitown.
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FRIDAY, DKG. 2b. l.cl
I.ditties Ln.vry and Mm or of
I i• 111*• v (irovc, are all pufToi uo.
A '.•'••mans’ society of that town
0 it" a bat ipn t in llietr honor 'to
1 •: In -r ovi'i,,ini’ and i aril \v> n t burU
'n bis otlice and wrot" a column
i bout it.
. II 11.o'lr.n, Mo—ata.
I M. Shi bon. Mo-atii.
i Inis. l)i ,!in. Mo-a>a.
K. I,. Lawler. Stanton.
‘ 'Ivde Lawi.'i'. I>< i m l U 1.
I A. Muster, Bo-ata R 2.
Mrs. Mertfi Mi rry. Detroit,
i but Haskins, Childri ss.
from Rowden and raised on -ood
black land this year. Cm cau-iit j
upstairs and guaranteed pure. |
l*nee SI,25 per bu, C. A. Mills'
pa u-h.
FOR -SALK -5 t"1.s first class
pi'iiy land prun'd' hi.v at S2,V('i|
prr ton a', til-1 Id- (.'aimer barn
at I )et iiit.. , V ill be a* the barn
on Tuesday n:.b Sa!',inlay of mwli
wci'k. T i - . ■ of \M'< s
St'*, \vri " or p a no. I.. A Curst,
I t.'troit I’ I. I ii lilionr 11 Mi.
New Subscribers.
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It is tli*> sincere wis|i of TI o
Times that requests of even
rliild whose letter to Santa Claus
appears in today's Tjtries will lie
-tainted. And those who dn.
I not write but intended to, may
, wr express the hope that every
Santa Claus appear this week, desire will be -ratified.
The Tinies believes tiny are en i —.....
titled to one issue out ot every
fifty-two.
Adult readers who find this
issue of The Times shy on local
news should not complain. It is
printed lar-ely for the benefit ot
the children whose letters to!
Your Home Tells Its Own Story
The Times is being print'd
this we^k two days artier p ■
usual to permit the force to enjoy
a little recreation Christinas i vu
and Christmas day. It was nec-
essary to worn nearly all night
Monday and Tuesday nights to
get the paper in the mails Wed-
nesday morning, and we are
grateful to advertis. rs and cor
respondents for their cooper-
ation in tiie undertaking.
Among the many influences
which create th home at trios-;
;ihere none is greater than the
wallpaper. From our coun'less'
patterns you may select those i
which will best support yourj
decorative scheme.
Rhone 1507 Opposite |‘, O. j
The only exclusive Faint and !
Wallpaper House in ILr s.
O. G \i ( )i I h I',.
The following new
• een addid to our mailing lis
nee our last issue.
S. W. Monk, Blossom.
M. E. Williams, Cando, Ok.
X. 1, (Vble, Deport R 2.
d T. Hutson, Deport R 2.
E. Ch Davie, Deport R 1.
t ’. J. Smith. Rogata.
Henry Westbrook, Bogata R 2.
Joe T. Griffis, Deport R 1.
II O. Dodd, Bo-ata.
Miss Lizzie L'-ate, Lindsay, Ok
Mrs. W. H. Nance, Bo-ata.
(’lias. AHison, Pecos.
S. P. Chesshir, Norris.
.1. L Talley, St. Ann, 111.
1 FOR SALK—lb; If.u' l' ii spec
ji.il selected \i ti n - cd, grown
| oil liver bottom land. Why pay
J more for *eed when you can buy
names h&vrjthcin from u.*• in b'P oushi l lots
Save $10.00
It pays to advertise.
By buying that scholarship in
the Tyler Commercial College
from the Deport Times. Good
positions guaranteed all gradu
ates. _
Miss A Hi ne Baughn who is
teaching t Mansfield, is at home
for th< i. ..Jays.
at SI 25 per
or phone T.
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See, write
A. Guest,
FOR SALE — Big boll, white!
seed, Rowden cotton seed at
SI.50 per busied. First year run !
and the rolls were run out on!
every bale ginned. These seed j
were hand-picked and cost me
$:i.dll a bushel last year, and are]
guaranteed to be as good as you
will find anywhere. Hugh Evans.
We have had some real winter
weather since Thursday night.
PARK YOUR
V/0RRIES OUTSIDE
When you bring ybur automobile to this
garage, you can park your troubles outside, be-
cause your car will then be in the hands of ex-
perts who know how to locate trouble and fix it.
Why experiment with expensive machinery?
In forcing a bolt or part you may break or dam-
age a much more expensive part—and in the end
bring it here to be fixed. It is cheaper to have
expert mechanics on the job in the first place.
Whether it be garage work, Tires, Gasoline,
Oil or Accessories you need, we can supply you
and guarantee first class workmanship at lowest
prices.
E. W. White's Garage
ME£^.W<rft
To the People Who Have
Made This Business What It
Is Today
|,)i Lo/m
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To you \v(* owe our success. To you we ac-
knowledge our obligations-to you we send
this Christmas Message and in the true spirit
of the season, extend Chnstinas Greetings
and good wishes for the New Year.
There is much pleasure in doing business
in a comn unity of such fine people as we have
here. We expect to give you even better ser-
vice in 1925 than ever before and sincerely
trust we may have the opportunity to prove
this to you.
Hudson-‘j&avfctiQo.
For the Gift of
Your Patronage
We Thank You
On this yuletide occasion we accept the opportunity to
thank you for your gift to us—your patronage—and your
confidence. . a
We wish you a full measure of joy and give you the
assurance now that on every day of 1925 we shall continue
our labors for you to the end that we may assist in making
it a Happy NEW YEAR.
May every happiness be yours and may it be our privi-
lege arid pleasure to serve you in the future.
The full capacity of this business and its entire organ-
ization is at your command.
The Deport Gin
J. M. READ, Manager
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The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, December 26, 1924, newspaper, December 26, 1924; Deport, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth912626/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.