Stephenville Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, December 7, 1923 Page: 7 of 8
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LOCAL BRIEFS
Mr. and Mrs. Will Merrill were
Fort Worth visitors Monday.
Dr. J. J. Mulloy went over to Mr. and Mrs. Shaw Patterson
Fort Worth^Monday on business. qand Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts and
^ baby son of Clinton avenue motor-
ed to Strawn Thanksgiving Day to
eat Thanksgiving dinner with Mr.
&and Mrs. Patterson's daughter and
'husband, Mr. and —
Fields.
Mrs. Pearl Cage’ visited friends
Fort Worth Monday and Tues-
day of this week.
LATE NEWS BRIEFS
CARD OF THANKS
In our deep sorrow we thank
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Ir. and Mrs. Fred Chandler,
Sr., vyent oyer to Dallas Wednesday
where they will spend several days.
' Mrs. Swan Richardson had a&
her guests Wednesday and Thurs-
day Misses Adelaide Hewlett and
Pearl White of Carbon.
Mrs. Joe E. Price returned this
week from Waco where she has
been for the past week visiting her
mother, Mrs. V. M. Cox, Sr.,
Dick Belcher who has been at-'
tending the State University at
Austin came home this week to re- ________
main until after the holidayswith ' 1 _ _ , you, friends, who helped to make
HekherentS' ^ MfS' He"ry I Skeletons of human beings bur- °ur burden lighter, either with
^ ’ ied for a period estimated to be be- your k»nd and sympathetic acts or
tween 7,000 and 10,000 years were with flowers.—Mrs. L. E. Hickman
recently uncovered at Point Magu, and children, Mrs. Alex Wyley and
Ventura county, California, by a children, Mrs. J. P. Watts and chil-
representative of the Smithsonian dren. •
Institution bf Washington, D. C. j ,
- Mrs. Wm. Arch Jones and baby
In Sweden the speed limit is daughter, Mary Kathleen, are]
twenty-two miles an horn in the spending several weeks in Fort
city and twenty-eight miles an Worth with her husband, Judge
hour in the country. It is about the Jones, who is temporarily station-
same over here, only an American ed there as one of the federal at-
adds them together.—American torneys.
Lumberman (Chicago),
WAKTED—Cow hides and furs,
will pay the highest market price.
See us before selling—Ross & Rob-
erts, Produce.
Pocket knives, knives and forks,
spoons and cutlery of all kinds at
special prices at LivingHton Racket
Store.
Mrs. Victor
The ladies of the Race Street
Christian church are planning a
bazar and cooked food sale to be
held in the Hawkins building on
Washington street Saturday. They
are making extensive preparations
for it and desire the patronage of
all church members as well as ev-
ery one who is looking for the
right kind of Christmas presents
to give to friends and family. They
have them at reasonable prices and
Miss Carrie Pannill, who is a j a8k you to come and see. Their ad
* ‘ is in this week’s paper.
See our new gifts.—The Cross We save you money.—The Cross
Drug Store. ’ - j Drug Store.
A REAL
member of the Electra public
school faculty, spent Thanksgiving
\ holidays with her parents, Judge
^nd Mrs. Will Panniil of this city.
Miss Martha Pannill, who is at-
tending school at T. C. U., Fort
Worth, visited in Abilene Thanks-
giving Day and came over for the
yeek-end with the home folks.
Miss Louise Pannill of the Dub-
lin public school faculty spent
Thanksgiving Day and Saturday
and Sunday in this city with her
parents, Judge and Mrs. Will Pan-
nill.
Ferrasal Effects
Wonderful Cure
Dallas Man Recovers From
Paralysis
Two big truck loads of boiler
and engine equipment passed thru
Stephenville last Saturday and
Sunday, bound for the Roberts well
south of town. With practically
all the equipment on the ground
for the drilling of this well it is
to be hoped that nothing will stop
the operations until drilling has
reached the contracted depth. Dor-
ris Brothers who have the contract
to drill the well have encountered
a lot of hard luck in that they have
been badly hampered with t,he
roads in such bad condition.
An inventor has devised a watch
which is. set twice daily by radio,
in accord with signal waves broad-
casted from the United States Na-
val Observatory, Washington. Ex-
cept for two tiny wires concealed
CLASSIFIED
Ves, we have Christmas goods at
Tribune subscribers are respect-
fully asked to notice the dates on
their paper with this issue and if
in arrears pay up. The season is
at hand when we must begin to re-
in a watch-chain, and a small re- Service Drug Store,
caiving set., the timepiece is like Give her a piece of our alumi-
many others. nUm ware. — Livingston Racket
Since the prohibition law went New goods at The Cross Drug
into effect January 16, 1920, more Store.
than 90,000 cases have been termi- i ——:--------
nated, of which there were 72,489 LOST—Wrist watch with orange
convictions. Fines totaling more blossom carvings. Liberal reward
than $12,367,660 have been assess- -to person returning to Ruth
ed in criminal cases alone. Jail } Scrimshire.
sentences for the past twenty-three 1 LOST-Diamond brooch puTiome-
nfflnths «f National prohibition to- where between Dr. T£e’s resi.
tal more than 3,000 years. dence and square. Return to J. P.
Kay.
A writer in the New York Times J-----
has computed that the direct mon- j See our new Gifts before buy-
ey value of Mr. Edison's inventions j ing.—The Cross Drug Store.
to the persons who have invested «neci„i Dr;ce, on „lates cuds
in them is $15,599,000,000. This »Pecial P,Ites on plates, tups
does not include the larger indirect ’ at
values created by the electrical in- i LlTingston Racket Store._
dustsies. based on Mr. Edison's I Watches, clocks, jewelry, silver-
ideas and inventions. ware at the Service Drug Store.
In our grocery department—3
Service Station
Is what we endeavor to maintain. W'e
want to smile just as big- when you buy 5
cents worth as when your purchase is $5.
And wje will do this. To please you all the
time is our ambition.
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au nunu wnen we must uegin io re- At,. un#i \itw ii t kri«rM and 1
vise the list for the comimr new , M u* >V , • , ,*ht an(i leans Hooker’s Lye for 25 cents at
i daughter, Mrs. Lincoln Lane, of Livingston Ra(.kel store.
"I was stricken with general par
alysis followed by impact bowels |time unless payment is made
kon April 16th. Hiccoughs set up,
year. No statements will be mail- PubHn were in the city Thursday
ed until some time in January,
however, it is likely that some few
names will be dropped before that
Any
man who is financially unable to
ich continued for seve$ days. L pay at this time can make satisfac-
tried every remedy suggested- to tory arrangements by coming to
me without results. I started tak- this office. We want to make De-
ing FERRASAL and the first dose; member the banner month of the
stopped the hiccoughs for two
hours. I repeated the doses and
the hiccoughs had entirely stop-;
ped by morning and I have not had
them since. I kept taking FERRA-
SAL night and morning and was
year for renewals, so help us start
the month off Saturday.
M. Burt, who lives in the Selden | irS | LYCEUM NUMBER
country, reports to the Tribune the
loss by fire of his barn and about
., , , . . . . , , two thousand dollars worth of feed
able to be up in two weeks and had Thursday of ,ast week. The fire
. regained the use of all my faculties started while the family was eatT
•in one month. I have had no trou-1 jng dinner and no cause can be
Jile with my stomach or bowels - placed for the origin. Between
since and my general health is im- J four and five hundred bushels of
proving daily.” I grain, a lot of hay, harness and a
D. HARDIE COX. ! wagon loaded with corn. It’ ap-
R. 8, Box 640, Dallas, Texas.
visiting. While here they present- Shop early at The -Cross Drug
ed Mr. and Mrs. Tom Price with a Store.
fine new Ford touring car as a j—~ ■ -—--rr--r~-
Christmas present. The car was j Holiday goods. We can help
all trimmed out in the latest acees- y°u *n your bill. Try Us. I.ivings-
sory equipment and is just the ! t°n Racket Store.___
thing to make Christmas a real de- Giftg suitiil)le for every one "at
MP ,Price ,s the Service Drug Store.
Kight and of course she feels quite _2______________—
proud of the new car. and probably js. C. REDS, Famous Owens Strain
more so of her brother, Mr. Kight. prize winners. Reds that are red.
Choice cockerels for kale, $2.50 to
WILL BE GIVEN DEC. 11
11 ROM THE J-TAC) '
The first number- on Tarleton’s
Lyceum program will be given in
the College Auditorium Tuesd
evening, December 11. Ruth Ri
the foremost of voting women v
pears that the fire started in the I nn*»ts will ifive a program. It is !
jfciriSSriSi’oRation '»'*»(*!»
$5.00 each. Hatching eggs, $6.00
ner 100.—S, C. Buck, Bluff Dale,
Texas.
«fiuzUOJjtte
and Columbia StorageBatteries
Gas, Oils, Tires and^Tubes
Can always be had here and the price is in line.
Give us an opportunity to serve you. We know
we give the service and the prices are always
guaranteed.
Johnson Service Station
caused Mr. Cox’s trouble. They
are health’s greatest enemies. FER
RASAL gets at the source of the
of his neighbors Mr. Burt was en-
abled to save a lot of his feed and
he figures enough to make next
of Music at Chicago with D
Froh. Mr. Froh says: “She
acia in me siomacn ami expelling | concrete noor ne corneous uiai ,, . ..
it from the stomach. TAKE FER- practically everything could have tL,> ,ue of ' l«udc I owoll.
RASAL NOW. 50c per box. It will ‘ been saved and he admonishes j rh* L> teum numbers this year
frMSsm
1HI ACID NEUTH ALIZER
STOPS Indigestion NOW!
| barns to consider this fact. While; first number will cost om
the loss is a serious one, Mr. Burt j much as the St. Loujs S.
feels grateful to his good neigh- Orchestra cost last.year,
bors who so faithfully helped him j f^e second number w
during the fire. They helped him
to save a lot of things which he
in January and will be a program
count not nave naiiuieu u.v nunseii. ... , , ,
i No insurance was carried on the e on our t°da>’.
! bam or the feed. *" Ma,,(;h Arthur Weylan
ans, the Welch orator will give a
Sold by Perry Bros., Druggists. Drug Store.
And They All
said it was good
We have reference to our display of AMERICAN
BEAUTY FLOUR at the Merchants’ Carnival last
Monday night. For the many words of praise we
are indeed thankful.
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Nothing But the Be§t Always
Our highest ambition is to buy and sell the best
groceries to be had. More money can be made on
cheap off brand merchandise but the question for
vou to decide is which is the cheapest for you. We
SAT THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST.
Majpy families have been buying all their groceries
from us for several years. The fact that they stay
with us is good evidence that we give them the’best
and Ht right prices.
Put Us To The Test Any Time
0. A. Smith
for the last two seasons and has
lectures.
Try the Cross Drug Store first.
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DR. L. F. TATE
Optometrist
Repairs
1
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Phone 116
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS—
I have some real choice cockerels j
that are bred for show and egg
production. These are brothers to |
my first and second prize pullets
| at the Erath Fall Fair. Price $5. 1
—See Raymond Ferguson at Blake-1
I ney Dry Goods Co.
The Surprise of
Prosperity
Visit The Gift Shop, Cross Drug |
; Store.
LOST—Two casings on highway [
between ScOttland and Stephen- j
1 ville: one new Goodyear, 33x4; one |
i Firestone, 33x4; both on Hays rim j
jleturn to Tribune for reward.
Farmers are far better off now than a year ago.
Last year’s production of most crops was not
excessive. Home consumption and export de-
Plenty of money to loan on im- J
proved farms, and ranches at low
rate of interest with liberal yearly
options. See me before you get a1
loan.—Jack Moss.
maud are heavy. The logical price trend it up-
ward.
BETTER CROPS—IMPROVED PRICES
Try The Cross Drug Store first.
MAMMOTH Bronze Turkeys, prize
winning strain; young toms now |
weighing from 20 to 25 pounds; \
pullets 12 to 15 pounds. Excellent i
breeders. Toms, $10.00; pullets,
$6.00; trio, $21.00. Order early for I
best selection.—S. C. Buck, Bluff
Dale, Texas.
There is reason to expect this year’s work will
put the farmer on his feet again. During the
recent discouraging period we have doile our
level best for our farmer friends. We have left
no stone unturned in our striving to extend ac-
commodations.
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LIVERGARD and LI NGAKDIA
LIVERGARD is the New Laxa-;
! tive we can not improve; excels all |
others. When a Laxative is needed,
makes laughing babies nf puny!
!ones, keeps old folks young.
LUNGARDIA has no equal for1
(Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat; un-
surpassed in removing deep coughs i
| of long standing One trial oon-
i vinces. Lungardia Co., Dallas, |
For Sale by Cross Drug Store
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The Stephenville State Bail!
Jno. Cage, President
R. N. Carlton, V-Pres.
L. W. Phillips, Ass’t. Cashier J. M. Watts, Ass’t. Cashier
PHONE 369 AND 98
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Stephenville Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 50, Ed. 1 Friday, December 7, 1923, newspaper, December 7, 1923; Stephenville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1134833/m1/7/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.