Ballinger Daily Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, April 27, 1917 Page: 3 of 4
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THE BALLINGER DAILY LEDGER
Queen
Continued from Pace One.
Tonight
PICTURE PROGRAM
PREPARE NOW TO
BERLIN, April
‘SUSAN’S GENTLEMAN'
tifii-ally treated in
• >t her
res the official German statement
in 5 acts.
4 her!
prevent insects, bugs ami
have
Children 10c
tofore that a gieater
Adults 15c
all
eommi-
na-
Ranidi owners and
lion '■
diz
insecticide can be
with the
I took the opportunity
hand ]>i<-kiiig
If
tunity unknown
SWISS TOWN BOMBARDED.
Illg
lin,
in
Takes
notice one thing.
Box 288
Lint i
It is m>t on
A TEXAS WONDER
heip \'.'it! <• very much and
but ;
We
■«*
Ballinger
III its
Mi
con-
Ballinger Lumber Company
SENATE TO WORK
•1 III
INTO NIGHT ON BILL
W \SHi\t,T’i
him am
in nt iiiiieji 11
For Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing—Phone 97
T
that ’ Na '
fem]
tin
the maize field
mi it i<
why
Io the
the
ntiflp
nin-
on
• I uil li iii :i
amount
5 on r
rnoi i»h»ii
ahvsry
Bluebird Photoplay Pre-
sents Violet Merseaua in—
m u>
ati.i
Heavy losses were inflieti d on
the allies the war office reports.
THE Tf«n» Wonder wnm kMr«r
hls'l.lor tronl'l««. di««olve« rravnl.enrw
disU-'M. wook K’,d lunie bull*, rbnuma
tl«m »n.l all Irn-fularitirs ofthr kl'inoyiMM}
bls.M.-r In both men arid women. If not noiu
by your drur/i't. will I* Kent by mail on ra-
r< ii't of *1. < >n<> "oiall ooitla 1* two months*
trratmrnt and whb ni'faila to perfect a cum,
Sfrid for twstlinonlals from tni« and other
bU-K'lir. E. W Hall, aUR Olive StHWb
•L Louia. Mo. Sold by dnucsleta—Adv J
Swat the Fly and Beautify
We can help you keep the fly out of your
home with our screen doors and windows.
We can help you beautify your home with
our big line of De Voe paints. Little bills
and big bills given the same attention.
flag. yes, you bet. and we must
shoot, too. but the flag should lit*
corn. But here in the woat th
only section in the I nited State
g her
ne in
lest of
n and
When milo, feterita. kafir. Eg
ptian wheat ami all id' the non s.
eharine sorghums so admirably
adopted lo our section are prop *r
Says Subs Will Soon
Force England to Peace
h ntrm fhiowing explosive homos
. nd serioiislv damaging buildings
Mrs W. II Harrison, . of San
Man-os. who had been visiting at
San Angelo, was the guest of Mrs.
Andy Gustavus the pas’ day or
two and left Thursday
home.
assured." said the prime minister-
The government is planning th.1
next harvest with three million
additional acres of cultivated land
available, guaranteeing that we
Mrs .1 T Benge and baby left
Friday morning lo join Mr. Benge
on a visit to relatives at Santa
Many insects can be kept down
by prompt Land picking. Others
the H C POE ARRANGES BOND
II. • . I’oe, w I,., w as taken in’
Oue of the most pleas-
urable, convenient and
elegant appointments of
a home is an EXTERIOR
LIGHT on the porch or
in the front yard.
Both the lamp and the
cost of operuti »n are easi
ly controlled by a switch.
allays the
tv; iai and pumps should
War conditions an.] grain mar-
kets could not have shaped envir-
onments more to the financial ad-
A watch factory, in which night
work was > rocecdilig, was struck.
Three persons, including a
<-hi.d. wei< injured. The military
authorities air sei king the iden’i-
tv and nationalitv of the aviator.
Lpt 11 26 Late Tues-
.iii unknown avaintor
KODAK FINISHING
Beat Work—Prompt Service. Developing 5c and 10c., Velox
Prints 1c to 4c, Enlargements 35c up.
Our Stock of Films fresh and complete : we can fit your camera.
eating bread raised on our own
BEST KODAK FINISHING DEPARTMENT
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
San Angelo Texas.
•d when
numerous that
Trice Sneed, of Dallas, contract-
ing agent for the southwest Kis-
sel Kar branch, was the guest of
the local representative, E. V.
Bateman. Thursday, looking over
the field work in this section and
lu- ami Mr. Bateman went out to
San Angelo in the afternoon.
had hunting ami
wiggling around in
suggests that all
I night on complaints filed I
should shoot both <>ur « m niies and
allies with pens and meat skins
Momentary so calle.] patriotism
should not obscure otir rcspoiisi1'
ility to <mr families \\r can win
our shoulder straps oy shooting
with small grain ; nd turkcv sho*.
machine gun
w as nearly [
FARMERSSMERCHANIS
BALLINGER STATE BANK '
Editor Ledger: The great glory as tin mini behind the gun.
western prairies have come into
their own. The whole ruiiii I
world needs our grain. We «■ in
poht|'olie the battle with Guile's, |
but the battle for bread is upon
Us. Every man, vv<man ami cli.ld
wants to make a flank attack on
something go«.d to cat today, <
cry day ami three times a day. hi
We Must Feed Ourselves,
Friends and Neighbors
tiermans, allies ami enemies We
have a world-wide threefold de-
mand We must feed ourselves,
our friends ami our enemies We
not find them here. . ., III(,I1U|1O|V „l( th.-se fine
their graves mi lhe , grtl j)IH They w ill tint grow in a
humid country, hi almost ail <d
Loyally in Banking by Mail
One strong reason for the particular favor which
The Farmers anti Merchants State Bank extends
to mail accounts is because it finds the mail de-
positors are its very loyal friends and the aggre-
gate of a number of accounts of this nature is very
helpful to the institution handling them.
As a rule, a mail depositor regards his bank in a friendly
light and is frequently instrumental in bringing to the batik
business far more important perhaps than his own. He speak ,
well of the bank to his friends and neighbors and thus repays
many fold the courtesy ami attention extended Jo him.
The Farmers and Merchants State Bat k values the mail
order depositor and solicits the account.
sacrifices,” Around this text to-
day Premier David Lloyd-George
delivered an eloquent address in
formal exercises responding to
‘freedom of the city" granted
him by London at Guild Hall.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
rest i let ions
should be removed from hitting
ami fishing as |<>>ig as- t! food
ti'ney U||,|,.|. suiall board traps. F<
'"’Id f|iosr species that chew the foi
nge. pari
Canadians received the Croix de
Guerre. The I’. S. Army and
Ballinger light, Power
add ice Company
Fh:ne 31
make the gastric juices rise un-
in much l»ss time than is usually
required- This is particularly[
true of colds. Chamberlain's
C< Igll Remedy relict es the lungs.'
ure Cares, The Doctor
the Fee.
; must learn something of the
11 ore and habits of the va
[pests that prey upon these plants
.■.m] must have .. rvt hm. in rea I
AglCDIPgMQ liflUIIIUP iner. has alrcaily earned great
AlYlLllIUnNu flinmriu ;glory.ab>,nthis Americans. * We I
tn’ ti t- s si, u, t-> a healthy
ditirni.
NEW YORK, April 27 ‘ The
s|sr‘The greatest wish of my life is to
s,e American manhood fighting
Ishoulder to shoulder with their a!
lies," declared Major General
Bridges of the Balfour
sion.
General Bridges made the above
statement before th<- American
N< wspaper Publishers Assoeia-
FIGHT GARDEN PESTS Ion both sides of the Arras l ain-
Bad breath, bitter taste,
ziness ami a general ‘‘no
count' feeling is a sure sign
torpid liver Herbine is the med-
icine needed It makes the liver
active, vitalizes the Id.....I. regu-
lates the bowels ami restores a
line feeling of energy and cheer-
fulness. Price Sold by Wal-
ker I >rug < ‘o.
hoc an,] nibw.
I,,l'i The bread question
■llu | solve,] here in Runnels
• , i . ... , , , ", 1 along the Itioth meridian and for feet < ely before anv material dam
aehool- riblmns of the West |„dmn amL th<. ,ilM al„| W..M *
ami Sanjuan enmpaighs, alongs.de of <(f. jt (ut tb. (iii. |l|a||lin>,
grain m-ops all over the world,
nearly, is past and we should not
<l«-nt is ouiiding the bugle call to
plow mi'ii as well as gunmen.
The e .il i, just as urgent for
freud a* tor bullets. My good <<!<!
middle mister is my sumbarine.
I ake otf your hat, gentlement and
.salute ti e plow the backbone of
tl.e nation.
■ I "ne|e Johnnie. ”
HONORS IN EUROPE
Somme
’ e Americans
By F. A. McKenzie least four Distinguish!',] Conduct
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY Medals, still mor.' Military Cross
IN THE FIELD, Mandi 30 < Byy <•, and fully a scon* id' Military
Mail) — When the Great War b.-- j Medals. < hie American among the
gan, there w as a new American in-
vasion of Canada, men offering
their services to fight German.
Numerous L’. S. Army officers re-
signed their commissions ami en-
listed in the Canadian cont ingen*
as privates. Ranch owners and
cow boys, quite tails from Maine
ami adventurers from tin* Texan wears today on his uniform
border, engineers galore,
masters and bankers, sailors
lumber jacks, flocked to Toronto, his recently earned British Mili-
Winnepeg and Vancouver. Atone tary Cross. ‘The I’nited Statis
▼ time an attempt was made to form Navy knew that if it had not been
a separate American Legion. Al- for British, Germany would have;anim.(|s but H| f„ur „1OI11||S
though the recruits came torwani, taken sides with spam in tin*
it was ultimately abandoned. The Spanish War " he said, when ask
Americans are scattered among »*<l why he joined. “This was not
the hundreds of Canadian hattal- the only dirty trick Germany tried
* f ions. Th * cot ps of Canadian
gulars has 250 of them in its ranks of pay ii g off old scores
and wants more.
What has been the record < f
these AmericansIt is found m the
rolls of honour of the British
Army. Dozens have earned com-
missions. hundred have died fight
ing. 1 aske<l the commander of a
famous battalion which, although
it only went to tin* front last sum
< hief Entomologist E E School, u/icuro TH CtC HQ
of tin- Texas depa>-’me.it of agr.-' fvluIlLU lU uLL Uv
culture, has sent out pamphlets'
..............FIGHTING WITH ALLIES
Navy officers who joined thc( an- |jaill if js now just time t>. plant
adians have made a record of their them
own. Take, for an example, Ma- ,.<| up til Julv.
jor I ioughton of a
batterv. Houghton
Drives Out Malatia. llulids I'p Syatem
' The Old Standard grt.rral atrrnrth^niuc tonic,
I GMOVK S TASTE I » chi’.! TONIC, dr i rea out
alana.enncht sttw- i k««d.and builds up the sys-
tem. AUuelufit 1 t adults and c b lid ret).
anil almost make without ciiltiva-i
Ami vet thev
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Sledge, A. W. Ballinger Daily Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, April 27, 1917, newspaper, April 27, 1917; Ballinger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1195290/m1/3/: accessed June 14, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carnegie Library of Ballinger.