The Daily Ledger. (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 268, Ed. 1 Friday, October 23, 1914 Page: 5 of 6
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THE DAILY LEDGER
lest and Best! FOURTH MEDICAL
^-----« SOCIETY TO MEET
IS HERE NOV. 3-4
Temple. Discussion opened by
Dr. L ranS-C. Beall of Fort Worth.
9. “Varicocele of the
Broad
Ligament—with .Report of Cases”
by Dr. \V. L. Crostliwaite of
Waco. Discussion opened by Dr.
W. A. Durinyer of tort Worth.
B». “Diagnosis of Some Ob-
j scare Kidney Lesions" by Dr.
I ( has. 11. Harris of f ort Worth,
i Discussion opened by Dr. A. C.
I Scott of Temple.
11. “Goitre Operation with
‘Lantern Slide Demonstration” by
Dr. Paul Grolierrud of Chicago.
Discussion open d by Dr. i. C.
Chase of Fort Worth.
12. “Diseases of the Pelvic
Cavity—with Deport of Cases' by
Dr. R. •). Alexander of Waco. Dis-
eiission opened by O. L. Nors-
worthy of ! louston.
Far, Nose and Throat Section
1. “ Jrn tenetomy in Ciirionic
Glaucoma' <y Dr. 1*. K. Suehs of
Austin. Discussion opened by
Dr. Geo. S. M-Reynolds of Tern-
Heading thi
W>tr I remember stopping down the
row
watch a baker thumping wet
dough,
L And with its all obliterated tongue
H. murmur'd, “Gently, brother, gen-
tly, siowP
For Infants and .Children
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nie dough for our bread
il well thumped. We are
merciless.
gXhir bread is made of rich-
™ and best materials and
contains lots of shortening.
The loaves are not blown like
a bag of wind.
Let us end your bread
problem. You can phone.
.ALCOHOL-3 PLK CENT.
A\£ gelable PreparalionforAs-
similaiiiig tltcFocdanUReguta
(inij t lie S lor\[, !i$ andBowds cf
Bears the
Signature
Promotes Digestion,1Cheerful-
ness and Resi.Contalns neither
Opium .Morphine norhiiacral
Not Narcotic.
Rerifi ofG’d Dr.£!'.T-'flffIU!ni
St idm ,
2. “Some important Phases on
the Conservation of Vision” hy
l)r. duo. <). McReynolds of Dal-
las. Discussion opened hy Dr. W.
11. Thompson of Fort Worth.
.‘1. Subject ununnaunced by
Dr. T. K. Proctor of San Angelo.
4. “Deflection of Nasal Sep-
tum— Its Importance' and Treat-
ment" by Dr. A. L. Anderson of
Brownwood. Discussion opened
by Dr. 11. T. Aynesworth of Waco.
5. “S(|iiint, with Observations
on the Care and Correction of
Same” hy Dr. E. II. Carey of Dal-
las. Discussion opened by Dr. J.
.M. Woodson of Temple.
(i. Subject unannounced by
Dr. E. W. Vaughn of Lampasas.
Buy Our Bread
Regularly!
Stubbs Bakery
PHONES 94 and 363.
\iutLynatfiTrr. •
Apcrfecf Remedy forCntsllfi-
lion. Sour S to m ach. Dtavrliov a
Worms ,C omvlsions Jeverish
ness awl Loss of Sleep.
racSiir.ik Signature cf
The Centaur Compart#
NEW YORK.
NOTICE
The following is the program as
arranged:
General Medicine Section.
1. President’s address—Dr. J.
W. Ellis of Lampasas, Texas.
2. “The Colloidal Gold Reac-
tion of Lange” by Dr. E. F. Cooke
of Houston, Texas. Discussion
opened by Dr. .J. J. Terrell of
Temple.
d. “Spinal Diseases" by Dr.
John S. Turner of Dallas. Discus
sioii opened by Dr. John .Meliiolsh
of San Antonio.
4. “Turbereiilar Cervical Ad-
enitis, with Lantern Slide Dem-
onstration” by Dr. K. P. -Miller of
El Paso. Discussion opened by
Dr. Boyd Corniek of San Angelo
5. “Report of Cases" by Dr.
J. B. Slid mire of Dallas.
li. “Cerebro Spinal Syphilis"
IW Dr. Tlios. Dorbandt of San An
tonio. Discussion opened by Dr.
J. E. Robinson of Temple.
7. Subject ’"unannounced by
l)r. J. U. .McKniglit of Carlsbad.
8. “Eugenics” by Dr. T. R.
Sea ley of Santa Anna. Discus-
sion led by Dr. L. Mackeckney ot
Wichita balls.
9. “Some Suggestions to I un
eifiilar Patients" by l)r. J. B.
Townsen of Lometa. Discussion
opened by Dr. 1. T. Clemons ot
(’omanehe.
10. “ lliger Medical Education
—an Obligation upon llu* State'
by Dr. John T. Moore of Houston.
Discussion opened by Dr. A. (
DeLong of San Angelo.
11. “Roentgen Rays, eontrihu
tion to Medical Progress by l)r
Geo. I). Bonds, of Fort Worth.
Discussion opened by Dr. M. L.
('liapman of Temple.
12. “Now About the Twligbt
Sleep.’” by l)r. W. M. Stro/ier of
Santa Anna. Discussion opened
by Dr. E. L. Howard of Brown-
wood.
14. “Diphtheria and Its Treat
illicit’’ by Dr. C. M. Alexander
of Coleman. Discussion opened
by Dr. J. W. McCarver of Brown
wood.
15. “The County Medical Li
brary” by l)r.#S. E. Parsons of
San Angelo. Discussion opened
by Dr. J. G. Mi-Gall of Brady.
lb. “The Medical Treatniiiit
of Gastric and Duodenal l ie 'is."
by Dr. II. G. Walcott of Dallas.
I)iseiission led bv Dr. L. !,. Grif
Now iuthe time to make your application for land loans. I loan money
on land in Runnels County at 8 per cent, interest and extend Vendors
Lien Notes bearing 8 per cent, interest, and charge no commission for
placing your loans For further information write or call at my office.
H. Giesecke,
Guaranteed um
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
When the chest feels on fire
and the throat burns, you have in-
digestion, and you neeti llerbihe
to get rid of the disagreeable feel-
ing. It drives out badly digested
food, strengthens the sotmacli and
purifies the bowels. Price 50c.
Sold by the Walker Drug Co.
.American railways run their passenger equipment from 60 to 100 miles
with qpodical stops for lubrication. They expend annually large sums for
expert mechanics to do nothing hut make inspection and recomendation.
Can the inexperience afford to undertake what the high salaried one* are
doing? Drive in and receive a thorough inspection at a nominal cost and
derive the full pleasure of motoring.
For SORE or WEAK EYES,
use Dickey’s Old Reliable Eye
Water. Don't hurt. Feels Good.
dG-1-14-6m
of some people. Help the‘poor hy
giving something the poor have
no earthly use for and which has
been discarded by the “rich.”
What would the poor do with an
ice book with winter coming to-
wards them at a two-forty gait!
The Telegram editor may ease his
conscience hy giving the poor his
discarded ice hook but we don’t
believe St. Peter will recognize
surli dees of charity.
For Trade—An ice hook contain
iug coupons entitling the holder
to about two hundred pounds of
ice. Will take same amount in
coal for the hook, and deliver the
book if party deliver the coal. See
the editor.—Ballinger Ledger.
Isn't tlia-t just like an editor
always trying to get bis money
hack upon his investments? On
siieli a small proposition it looks
as if the editor of Gn* Ballinger
Ledger might have taken his i--
book out into the highways and
byways and have given it to the
poor.—Temple Telegram.
Ves, that's just like the charity
LEACH AUTO WORKS
ForXD— A bracelet and finger
ring, ('all at the Ledger office,
identify the property and pay for
this notice and get the jewelry.
AH Work Directly Under the Manager.
Avoid Sedative Cough Medicines.
If you want to contribute direct
!y to the occurences of capillary
bronchitis and pneumonia use
cough medicines tlnrt contain cod-
ine, morphine, heroin and other
sedatives when you have a cough
or cold. An expectorant like
Ghamberlain’s Gough Remedy is
what is needed. That cleans out
the culture beds or bleeding places
for the germs of pneumonia and
other genu diseases. That is why'
pneumonia never results from a
cohl when Chamberlain's Gough
Remedy is used, it has a .world
wide reputation for its cures. It
contains no morphine or other
sedatives. For sale hy all dealers.
THE JACKSON DAIRY
WILL JACKSON, Proprietor.
Will deliver milk to any part of the city
Good Milk# Good Service, Prompt Deliveries
A Share'of Your Patronage Solicited.
Will Jackson
Telephone-Rural 5193
We have a swell line of samples
for 1915 calendars ranging in
price from $8.50 to $210 per thous-
and, any quantity from 100 up. 2,-
000 samples to select from. The
Ballinger Printing Co.
Patronize our advertisers.
DON’T FORGOT
H. L. WENDORF, the Saddle and Harness Man.
Wants your business however large or small. All kinds of
repairing done neatly and promptly. Shoe shop in connection
' Hutchings Ave., Ballinger, Texas.,
M/ iii n n li r life Can be rebsbe(i fifty per ^
yy QK NrW\ cent better if it is read fk\
W while you have one of our y-
cold drinks in your hand. These hot. stuffy days while
... rulers are clashing against one another, while millions of men are gg*
\mi fighting for the love of their country ami their ruler, demand FW\
that a refreshing drink lie served while you ponder over the grav- *"*
k ity of the Eurpean situation. Then too. nothing goes better with /ft
\jjj serious matters, as this war is, than a nice fat cigar. Everybody
• v« is,invited to our store to read our war bulletins and discuss the re-
\jkA ports as they come in during the day. .* ww\
^f E. F. ELDER AND SON, (CONFECTIONERY. /f\
When youi food does not digest
well and you feel “blue." tired
and discouraged, you should us-
a little llerhine at bedtime. It
open the bowels, purifies llie sys-
tem and restores a fine feeling of
health and energy. Price 50c
Sold by the Walker Drug Go.
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IT IS EXPENSIVE TO
KEEP A COW IN TOWN
To say nothing of the work and worry. Try the more
satisfactory way and let us supply you. Phone your orders
for pure Ice Cream to 301.
SILVER MOON DAIRY
R. F. GREEN, Proprietor.
We are still in a position to make you farm loans and take up and extend
your vendors lien notes in the future just as we have heretofore done in
the past.
No informal red tape proceedings. When you get your loans through
us, we handle them right off the reel.
For further particulars call on, phone or write
V Figure with us for building material to enlarge and im-
prove your home or your barn. There is a difference i n
lumber as well as in price. Come to our yard and let us
show you. ... -
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Sledge, A. W. The Daily Ledger. (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 268, Ed. 1 Friday, October 23, 1914, newspaper, October 23, 1914; Ballinger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1138069/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carnegie Library of Ballinger.