The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 122, Ed. 1 Monday, June 15, 1925 Page: 4 of 6
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ON THE SOUND OF WORDS
TREAD CORD8
Longed for
C 2—-Crippled
BANKERS HELP
WANTED
FOR RENT
tririA
3 Loaves For
Toledo Oblo
Owners of heavy
Who have not been
FOR
Broadway
easier than that,"
“All you have to
the bank and ask
a report on the
Corporation.
FRESH FISH
0AU.Y
the Inte
acts thr<
Surfaces,
Bonn.
Bold by druggists for oyer 40 Years,
F. J ~ ~---
RENT—My place at 308 West
Funeral
Embalmer
New load just received of those
celebrated Wonder water melons at
Joseph’s Cafe & Grocery. Order now.
Telephone 171. (adv)
DANCE AT LINDENAU
Dance at Lindenau Gtfti Club Hall,
Monday, June 22. Music by Rothers
Syncopators. (adv)
WORK WANTED—Ironing, wash
Ing. sewing, children or house dress-
es. Mrs. I. B. Layton. See Welfare As-
sociation or call The Record.
* EOR SALE—TWb males $10 each,
^feree feipale $5.0leach. Half Bostjj
“toil puppiea. Mrs. tfr. W. Sale. Phone
THE ORIGINAL'
are loaning money on a
L O. U. The company of-
debenture bonds does not
mortgage any property to
bonds.
gorgeous costumes, featuring bar-1
inonyisinging, in connection with the 4
regular picture show program. Tues-
day and Wednesday, June 16 and 17.'
Admission 10c and 35c. (adv)
Eaton County, Michigan, bankers
sponsored an enthusiastic dairy-alfal-
fa meeting at Charlotte. As a direct
result of f the last campaign. 2.000
acres of alfalfa have been added. A
county-wide bovine tuberculosis eradi-
cation campaign is being conducted)
with every assurance that the county j
will be on the accredited list this fait
Three cow testing associations have i
been organised.
Classified
Advertising Rates
MINIMUM CHARGE
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Pliskal’s Bread
Again
Cuero Storage A Forwarding Co.
Bonded Public Warehouse
Drage for Household Furniture,
H. W. Nagel, Mgr.
(Unincorporated)
BANKERS
ESTABLISHED IN 18*«
General Banking and Exchange
Interest od all Time Deposit*.
Safety Deposit Baxes for rent tn
the safest Ire and burglar proof
vault in South Texas.
Draft* drawn on all parts of
the world. We solicit your
Banking Dualnea*
A WONDERFUL POULTRY
REMEDY
Given fowls in drinking water or
feed absolutely will rid them of lice
Mites, fleas, blue bugs, and all des
trusticve Insects,
Contains sulphur scientifically com-
pounded with other health-building in-
gradients; is a good tonic and blood
purifier; nothing better for prevent-
ing disease. Give it to your fowls one
month. If they are not healthier, don’t
lay more eggs and are kept free of
■attractive insects—your money re-
traded. For* sale by M. Byrne Oa
EOR SALE—Set of drums, full
equipment. Good condition, Phone 1.
LOST—Boy Scouts Stetson hat.
Binder will receive reward fbr re-
fen to Record.
sued by
late Sat-
Dreyer and
the Arneekeville
Chas. O Vi-
and Miss Luella
. All are prom-
HOW’S THIS?
HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINK will
do what we claim for it—rid your system
of Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE con-
gists of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves the catarrhal inflammation, and
“ ' Medicine, a Tonic, which
*M the Blood on the Mucous
thus restoring normal condi-
Helen. handing
you to tell me
his ae an inve'st-
for that money I have in the
Aunt Emmy adjusted her spec-
ie per line daily insertion.
XPc per line weekly insertion.
12ft P«r line botb edition*.
>Pc per line six consecutive
dally and one weekly insertion.
fOo per line four consecutive
farartion* daily and weekly.
SLM per line consecutive inser-
Clone one month daily-weekly.
Display Rats*.
Me per column inch daily.
Mo per cdlumn inoh weekly.
Mo per. column inch single in-
rartion daily and weekly.
fLM per column inch daiily and
weekly one week.
Ata aceefepd up to 1:30 p. m.
tor publication same day.
TERMS: —Cash in advance, ex-
eept to those having regular
charge accounts.
County Bankers Associa-
Wisconsin, have sent a boy and
Richland County Bankers Associa-
tion. North Dakota, is one of ths
county associations which has organ-
ised to carry out the work of the
boys’ and girls’ clubs and the “alfalfa
on every farm* project. This program
was adopted at a State banker-farm ei
meeting at Fargo in February.
"Aunt Emmy." said
her a letter. “I want
wbat you think of
ment
bank,
taeles and read the letter carefully.
“1 see.’’ she remarked, "that you are
offered debenture bonds in the Blank
Manufacturing Corporation---
“Yes’* cried Helen, interrupting i
her. "That’s what makes me think
<o well of iL A debenture bond must
be so safe!”
"Why do you say that?” inquired
Aunt Emmy. ”What, exactly, is a de-
benture bond?"
Helen hesitated while Aunt Emmy
Looked at ber with a twinkle in her ’
eyes. Then she stammered something
about security.
"Now, child.” admonished Aunt
Emmy, “don’t get flustered. It’s very
simple. When you buy a bond, what-
ever it is called, you loan your money ,
to the company putting out the bonds.
The word debenture comae from the
Latin word ‘debeo. which means, as i
you should know if you remember
your schooling, ‘I owe.’ Now, then, if
yotr lend someone money, you would
expect security unless the character
of the borrower was so high that you j
would feel safe merely in bolding his I
I. Q. U. In the case of a debenture ;
bond yon
company’s
fering you
pledge or
secure the
“If the company is in good stand-
ing. has a high credit rating and is
making money, a debenture bond is a
good investment If the company is
weak a debenture bond i* a risky
Pierce
Don
a girl to the week’s Short Course at
the University of Wisconsin, all the
banks sharing in the expense. The
Association is active in boys’ and
girls’ club work.
the
and
fee ram of twenty cents additional
fer each day or part of day, during
vfekh such animal may be impound-
*A and all cost* and expenses of im-
pounding and advertising the Mme.
■ration .6 The redemption fee of
ra provided for in Section 3,
4M8 be paid to the City Marshal.
■ration I That the rule requiring
fe* reading* ordinances at three
cars and trucks
getting satisfac-
tory tire service will do well to in
vratlgate the Mohawk BIG CHIEF
They are made larger, stronger, with
a wider, heavier tread— DOUBLE
OVERSIZE THROUGHOUT.
We have seen many of these tires
that have covered from 15,000 to 30,-
900 miles
TREAD.
An Ordinance amending Section 3
And Section 5 of an Ordinance passed
March 13th, A. D. 1895, prohibiting
fee running at large within the City
Limits of the City of Cuero, Texas,
Of horses, mules, cattle, sheep, swine,
had goats, and to authorize the dis-
training, impounding and sale for the
rant* of proceeding and penalty in-
ferred, *o that Sections 2 and 5 here-
after reads as follows:
■ration 3. The owner or his agent
may redeem any animal thus
pounded at any time before the
M eale by paying for such animal
eun of two and 50-100 dollars
thing to buy. It all depends on the
loundness of the company and not on
the sound of the word ‘debenture.’
As for the company described in this
«tter. I don’t know anything about IL
do you?”
“No,” admitted Helen reluctantly,
”1 do not know a thing. After what
you have told me I wish 1 did. How
do you suppose I can find out who
and wbat they are?”
“There is nothing
rejoined her aunt
do is to go down to
them to give you
Blank Manufacturing
They will be glad to look into this for
you and will give you some really
good advice if you want to invest your
money in something safe. Never hes-
itate about talking jto your banker
about your financial affairs. He is
willing to help you at any time.”
it beats eggs. '
It polishes silver.
It grinds your knives.
It will do all of these things and more,
and then you put on the fan attach-
ment and it
take a nap
work for y<
cents
faithful servant will
Way for less than three
Let us demonstrate for you. *
Muinage licenses were
County Clerk J P. Britig
urday evening tor H
Miss Elsie Goebel of
community and for
brock Jr. of Yoakum
Dedear of Hochheim
inent young people of the county and
the Record offers cmgratulatiom?.
8—Ont <>* ’he •-r.-ts
16— Dry 11—More
■3—Fermented dunk of water and
hc-ney
15—Secludtd corner
It—State of unconsciousness
17— Undeflled
19—Mohammedan call to prayer
21— Pedal digit.
22— A hindrance
26-—Wise, prudent
28—Printing measure
30—European river
32—Part of a harness
88—Gave food to
84A—Following 85-
36—Negative
38— Correlative of either
39— Biblical character who Bold Me
birthright
40— To differ
41— To strike with hand
42— A quick pull
(4—To osculate
45—Animal of desert
47—-To care for ■
51— Three *eet
52— One who performs
55—To regret *7—Tiny
5#—His ma jetty tabbr.)
(1—Mother
H. J. LIENHARD
Teacher and Tuner In general
grtrumentation.
M9 East Live Oak St.
Telephone 226
Cuero, Texas
PLISKALS HOME BAKERY
St. Tel. 288
T*xMa
11— Plan of a story
12— Printing Treasure
14—Wool for knitting
16— To Mr ke the hand* tt.ge'l.cr
17— Addition to a .citer at hi
II—Meadow 26-—Tumult uouy
22—Conjunction —To stun
25—Condemns 26—To peel
27—t'hallenge
29—New Zealand parrot
36— Ijtrge post
JI — Without feeling
33—People
35—Fluff from yarn
37— To love inordinately
46—To prohibit 41—Pig pen
48—Haxa rd
45— Leather container
46— Cry of a sheep or goat
48—Abel s brother
56—Skill
53— •‘Enipioy
54— Belonging to ms
55— To make grating sound
56— To be aware of
58— Continent of western hemisphere
\abbr.)
59— To give pain
60— To consider
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The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 122, Ed. 1 Monday, June 15, 1925, newspaper, June 15, 1925; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1206922/m1/4/?rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.