The Daily Ledger. (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 11, Ed. 1 Monday, November 27, 1916 Page: 4 of 4
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THE DAILY LEDGER
MOVE ON FOOT FOR>
NEW POSTAL RATES
WASHINGTON, Nov.
he
PICTURE PROGRAM
(it)
1 lb
.20
it;
.O'i
.05
11
Self-Filler.
§ after every
can and
durin
'Him next
mi'
-The Dal-
hment of
iimer rals-
1 raffle court
12
A similar tribunal was recently
a ml
w i 11
ire 1
I mn
to W. L. Ellis & Co., fm
lilt
nt roll on. There
llisimi or accident
Hi
Di
better level of permanency.”
Drug Co.
■ n
i bottle lodav at your dru
FAR MLLE
Teams to be Known as Pirat
LOST.
LOANS
TRESPASS NOTICES
in ‘The Birth of Nation’’ at Queen Theatre Monday and Tuesday December 4th and 5* At your druggist, 25c.
Allai'orical Grotr
1)15
Admission 10c
or comfort
icivn
fleers
i Oatmeal
Macaroni
20
21
Tickets for Romea and Juil-
et also for the Birth of the
Nation on sale at the Wal-
Tomorrow Wm. A. Bradley
will present Ethel Clayton
and Ilolebrook Blinn in a 5
reel feature ‘‘Husband and
Wife.
Self-Filling
' Fountain Pen
NON-LEAKABLE
WRAPPED
IN
. lib
1 lb
W. F
Rowena
cal club, also favors the passage
<.t a new law, making it a felony
ed congestion,
n testify to the
The refreshment and comfort
of this toothsome, long-lasting
confection is within the reach
of everybody.
is delight fully clean,
ti'elv kill ail insects.
been taken up in the last session
but had to be deferred on account
of the consideration required by
railway pay. Since this lias been
disposed of the committees are pre
pared to take up the matter of
Regulate the bowels when they
fail to move properly. Herbine is
an admirable bowel regulator. It
helps the liver and stomach and
restores a fine feeling of strength
nd buoyancy. Price 50c. SokPby
a spri g i
and tiie
they more
1 ions of American
POSTED—my pasture is posted,
• and the law governing saiue'\
will be enforced. No hunting,
day or night will be tolerated.
It is my purpose to protect all
game on my place, and the
trespassers will take notice and
avoid prosecution. J. W. RABY.
5-d tf- w tf.
WANTE1>- Rooms for light house
keeping, close in. Phone 57, as ■
for Lett. 27-ltdpd
will make
md 'd' ’ hen
a more equitable basis.
A zone system of rates for sec-
ond class matter is being promin-
ently urged to take the place of
the present flat rate which was a-
d< pt .-d nearly forty years ago.
•md respectability imperative. St.
I-■ uis Corset Co-, St. Louis, Mo.
>2-24-27-29decl
quently in years past, and some-
times received favor and some-
times not. As to what shape lhe
legislation will be in 1 am not able
to sav, but I am sure the Commit-
Its benefits are many — its
cost small. That’s why it’s
used around the world. Noth
ing else can take its place
cotton on 15(i acres of 1
this season, ami sr.vs 1
with the Bal.Inger Cotton Oil
th< ut rubbing and.
>re muscles, ( leaner
mp’ly effective than
“SAFE IN THE SAFE
L-KO Komedy with Dan
Russel in the leading role
he chief of police is a great
protector of creeks but he
comes to grief in the end.
(Big C drama) “THE ET-
ERNAL WAY’’ written
and produced by C. Elfelt
(Victor) JANES CHOICE’
a heavy comedy with a light
hero played by Jane Gaike
and Matt More.
id My Photo Studio,
in any way connected
LOST—white crochet yoke
i Mrs. Creasy’s on ]•
street down to Dr. W. W. Few-
< r s residence. 27-ltd
every reason to
will advance
it is
Senator Sheppard, of Texas,
says: “.Many experts on postal
matters who advocate an im-
mediate reduction in the local rate
contend that such a change would
not result in any loss in the re-
venues, declaring that the volume
of mail would practically be
Southwestern university athletic
learns will be known as lhe “Pi -
ales” in future.
A committee from 1he studei:
as social ion, selected for the d i >.
Ims chosen the name from a Io ”
RATES FOR
Classified Ads
SELLS COTTON AT 20 30
G- H. Dierschke, of the Pony
creek country, was in the coy
NOTICE TO LEDGER SUB-N^ *
SCRIBERS.
The subscription price for The
Daily Ledger is 40 cents per
month now. It will be 50 cents
per month after January 1st. $1
pays a three months subscription
now. It will take $1.25 to do it
after January 1st. $3.50 pays for
a year now. It will take $4.50 to
do it after January 1st. The price
of blank paper has more than
doubled during the present year.
Any reasonable man could not ex-
pect us to continue sending the pa-
per at the old price. You can
subscribe for a .vear now, or re-
new your subscription at the old
price and pocket the saving. This
is fair and a notke to all.
Imod Ballinger Printing Co.
A DY S 'L1C1TORS — Made-to-
order corsets; knowledge of
other food products herein quot-
ed will advance considerably
Runnels c< uuty lui.d ;1 t’
vailing prices.
The Southwestern teams we e
formerly known as the “Midi >-
dists’’ but since the opening <>
Southern .Methodist university at
Dallas, sbme confusion has result-
I ed.
The
Write Wrigley’s 1644
Keener Building, Chicago
for lhe funny Spearmen’s
Gum-ption
bock.
Wrigley’s is a constant friend
to teeth, breath, appetite and
digestion.
Stop the First Cold
A cold does not get well of
ALE—My horse, good g
family’ horse, town hr
anywhere. Call on me
•1s2. (). L. Parish. 27-2td
the launching of the movement
for the readjustment of postal
rales in the next session of Con-
ire about
but there is
beliexe that they
sharply during 1917, and
IN
THE BALLINGER DAILY
LEDGER
One cent per word first Insertioa.
Half cent per word each subse-
quent insertion.
Black face type double regular
rate.
Cash must accompany copy ex-
cept where party has regular open
account with us.
eat.
will
’■den.
home
poultry card, or whether he will
iced th. in from the grocers store.
The further question is. whether
he may m»t aaise food for market
at a greater profit than cotton.
A Coaldin makes a
mighty good gift. The
ptn with the ‘‘Crescent
Filler”. Points to suit
every hand. 32.50 up.
A BEAUTIFUL COLOR.
nasty, bad
when vou
Ti e dull t’lrib of neuralgia is
quiedy relieved by Sloan’s Lini-
ment, the nnivv sal remedy for
piin. Easy to apply: it quickly
OWN YOUR HOME—Can build
your I use on easy monthljr
pay menls —cheaper than renting
See Lee Maddox. 25-3tdpd
FOR SALE— Former home of
Mrs. Mary E. Mullins, now <1^
ceased, to be sold at once at pri-
vate sale, cheap for cash, 120
feet by 140 feet, four rooms, good
well of water. C. R. CREWS. Ad-
ministrator. K<-tfd.
CHICHESTER S Pil
TIIE IHAUOSD KRAM>.
ami i< r aceuniuiatmu.
A brood sow, a couple
half section < f land he recc
bought near his home place
mounting to $5,7i)O.(i(».
sent prices of cotton
Southern farmers, who are pre-
paring to raise cotton and to buy
,their food supplies next year,
i would do well to consult the fol-
[ lowing table of comparative pric-
es for November, 1!)1.’> and Nov-
ember, 1916, as shown in the re-
Don’t Neglect Yorr Cold
Neglected colds get worse, in-
stead of better. A stuffed head,
a tight chest, must be relieved at
once. Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-IIoney
is Nature's remedy. Honey and
glycerine heal the irritated mem-
brane, antiseptic tar loosens the
phlegm, you breathe easier and
your cold is broken up. Pleasant
to take, Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-
IIoney is an ideal remedy for
children ns well as grown-ups.
skin or clog the
till' muscles, chronic
gout, 1 ’i m I) a g o
trains it gives quick
. .evil regarded as a discrimination
against the newspapers in favor
of the great national magazines.
Like the parcel post the proposed’
zone rates would be based on the
length of the haul.
The postal committe have been
besciged by petitions bearing mil-
lions of names and several hun-
dred thousand letters from indiv-
iduals urging a readjustment of
*
K *
The farmers’ family must
The question is whether he
feed them from
ing one cent letter postage. A
survey of the situation indicates
that sufficient changes will be
made in the various rates to per-
mit the granting of a 1 cent rate
on local delivery letters in the
next session of Congress.
( hairman Moon of the House
I Postal Committee, today’ said: “1
*hink that 1 he Committee will take
up this second-class mail matter
at the next session and press it to
a conclusion at once. \\ hile 1 can
not speak for the Committee, this
is my desire in the matter. I do
not know what kind of a bill we
will pass, whether it v.i’l have a
zone feature attached to it or not.
ti e spring, an
reduce the r
fall. But they
V C.'.ll',. 1 Cili
good reason why definite action
should not be taken on the matter
when the regular postal appro-
priation hill is taken up tor con-
sideration. The creation of a 1
cent rate for local delivery letters
would •undoubtedly serve to st im-
ulate and encourage business to a
o?_.i’s L n.megt lor Neuralgia
Queen
Tonight
1 lie g; cat joint m
to pay < :it l. ss than
we take in
What will it urofit the far aer t
".....THE WALKER DRUG CO.
J THE REXALL STORE
a Fi.o.tjs 12 ard 13.
nearly reflect the ra-
condii ions 1 han
of anv other
Pil»» ia Gold xurtiiiic
r v .» iJ-.ie kildw.n.
ji.-X 'A al.e no rfhrr T»uv vour
l;aiAl> l ll.l.s f r S3
M yean known ns Best. Safes; Always Reliable
r SOLDBYOraSTSEVERWRE
HE Gift Store—
that’s •whac many
call our store. Every-
thing in the gift line—
unique gifts—things
HIGH PK COTTON
WoSo&sE« I W i wm HOT feed
inflammation i.i in
ui-es, hump
minor iii’U/ie
it-
If. The process of wearing out
cold wears you out, and your
ugh becomes serious if neglect-
1 lacking coughs drain the en-
gy and sap the vitality. For 4<
ars the happy combination of
soothing antiseptic balsams in Dr.
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Sledge, A. W. The Daily Ledger. (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 11, Ed. 1 Monday, November 27, 1916, newspaper, November 27, 1916; Ballinger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1177492/m1/4/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carnegie Library of Ballinger.