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le Record and Chronicle
Oaauod mry day except Sunday)
ITH HIS SHIP.
Says the Grocer
Daddy ’s Bedtime
DENOON. TKXA». Feb. fl. 1913.
Story
BAKING POWDE
can reach
Denton.
k
FOUR GENEMTKMS Of ONE WELL
KNOWN DENTON COUNTY FAMILY
Don’t Cough
Electric Irons
Oh, How I Itched!
the trusteeships now used to
the laws against printogeni-
it the whole night mid
out the order which was giv
40*
11.40
>4.00
bottle.
(Advt.)
He Climbed on th.
Giraffe’s Neck. '
the poet
187S.
nice,
have
scurf
its
Try
which
their
else-
Call 86 when you get hungry
try something good.
Fresh vegetables every day at
Paschall's.
Come by\and take a look as Pas-
chall’s groceries. Phone 86.
COLATORA SOPRANO WHO
WILL SING HERL THIS WEEK
CASCARETS SURELY
STRAIGHTEN YOU OUT
its luster,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, reputation or standing
Of any firm, individual or corporat ion which may appear in the col*
unns of the Record and Chronicle will be gladly corrected upon being
called to the attention of ue pub lishers.
RhXXJKD AND CHRO NICUS COMPANY
C. EDWARDS, Editor. R. J. EDWARDS, Business Mgr.
MEMBERS THE ASSOCIATED PRE"*
Telephones (Old and New) 64.
”AVE YOUR HAIR! DANDERINE DESTROYS DANDRUFF AND
STOPS FALLING HAIR AT ON CE—GROWS HA at, WE PROVE
it. ".Tn
In Courtshlp-vin Marriage
The Fellow Who Holds
His Own is a Winner! I
The woman who knows how
to make hon e comfortable is a
Rood wife. One way to make
home happy is to use GAS for
heating an’ cooking and thus
avoid dust and ashes.
FOX BROS. A CO.
Oarland Oas Stoves.
He Obeyed Orders.
Sir Henry Roscoe tells this of the
scientist Faraday and his assistant.
Sergeant Anderson: “Anderson was
the sole assistant to Faraday and of
course was utterly uneducated in scien-
tific matters, but be could obey ontera.
which is not always a characteristic <<f
au educated man. One day Anderson
was told by Fnraday to keep stirring
a pot containing some chemicals ore:
a fire until lie returned. Faraday being
in the habit of going upstairs to tea hi
his rooms and coming down directly
afterward to work in the lats>rafi>r.v
during the evening. For some reason
be was prevented from coming down
again and forgot that he bad told An
denson to watch the pot, On coining
down the next morning he found Afi
derson still stirring the fmt./liavlm:
been at
carrying
en him.”
The thrifty housewife is always
econoiEi< al. Practice economy by
using Maxwell House Blend coffee.
Greatest strength, linest flavor
TURNER BROS., Agents
MI$t ELLAN EOUS WANTS.
The Very Smart
Monkey and the
Sly Giraffe
A classlttea for o.it stdre in Dau
on th h week h,otrr*v’ many r*pll<e
’’he people read ads and reply rc
them Use the adver'taing 'Ohynnt
. Gap in the stomach Or bowels is a
disagreeable symptom of a torpid
liver. To get t id of it quickly take
HERBINE. It is a marvelous liter
stimulant and bowel purifier. Price
50 c. Sold by R. H. Garrison
(Advt.)
No man is ever disap-
ib love till be marries —I’tiiiu
Record o
coffee
Make it Maxwell
TURNER BROS.
C'ynicus— 1 wonder why he nevei
married Silllcus—I believe he was
once disappointed in love V’ynlcne—
Impossible,
pointed
delptiia
If you love yourself, you
That Missouri representative who
would prohibit women who wear
dresfiea buttoning up the back to
use no buttons smaller than a dollar
it evidently a married man of great
discernment. If any T«a» legisla-
tor. however, desires to submit a
similar measure, we have one atnnd-
ment: Prohibit the-Use of hooks and
eyee entirely.’ Buttons are worri-
some, but those hooks and eyes are
a blooming nuisance.
Call
children all like it.
Ten
Your breakfast cup of
means much. Make it
House Blend.
The most severe cold will be bro-
en, and ai] grippe misery ended
after taking a dose of Pape’s Cold
c ompound every two hours until
three consecutive doses are taken.
You will distinctly feel ali the
disagreeable symptoms leaving af-
ter the very first dose.
The* most miserable headache,
dullness, head and nose stuffed up,
feverishness, sneezing, running of
Qw uose. sore throat, mucous ca-
tarrhal discharges, soreness, stiff
ness. rheumatism pains and other
distresj vanishes.
Take this wondeful Compound as
that
world
end
and
or
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
PERMANENT A DM IN ISTRA TOR.
Coughing increases the irrita
lion in the air passages which
causes the cough. The dry inflam
ed condition of the membranes ol
which the cough is a symptom can
be promptly relieved by the use ol
I Curtis' Laxative Cough Remedv.
This remedy stimulates the secre-
tionsand loosens the cough. If
removes the congestion and infla-
mauon. It also cleans the stom-
ach and bowels by its laxative ac-
tion and thus expels the impuri-
ties that accumulate in the sys-
tem when it is deranged by a cold.
Curtis' Laxative Cough Remedy is
good for young or old. Price 25c
and 50c. Prepared and sold by
Maxwell House Blend—by
others are judged.
TURNER BROS.
NO HEADACHE, BILIOl
OR CONSTIPATED BOWELS
BY MORNING.
C!eaj>-Easy Soap saves your
time, your strength, your clothes
and your money. Used in either
hot or cold water Place your or-
der with Ixrng & King. They have
it
If you care for heavy hair, mat
glistens with beauty and la radiant
with life; has an incomparable
softneeg and Is fluffy and lustrous
you must use Danderine, because
nothing else accomplishes so much
for the hair.
Just one appitcat on of Knowl-
ton's Danderine will double the
beauty of your hair, besides it im
mediately dissolves every particle of
dandruff; you cannot have
heavy, healthy ha r if you
dandruff. This destructive
robs the hair of
strength and its very life, and if
not overcome it produces a fever-
ishness and itch ng of the scalp;
ihe hair roots famish, loosen and
I have a list of good little improved farms locat-
ed in anv part of the county. CAN GIVE POS-
SESSION. Te rm>, one-third cash and balance to
suit: also can use some live stock as part payment.
My list of city property is complete. I have the
best Loan Company in the state. If you are look
ing for a loan or a renewal, see us before you ac
cept elsewhere.
For nc k
Calumet
reliablelhat you will never have a fail
uniform in quality that you’ll wonder at the improve-
N,ment when every baking comes from the pans light
as down, evenly raised anil deliciously baked. Think
of having the highest quality in baking powders always
at your elbow — the absolute certainty of unfailing
results — and economy in use that means a big saving
in your baking. You get all that in Calumet. Take
the grocer's word for it — and order Calumet today.
Weekly entered as aecon 1 claaa mai 1 matter at poxtoffice a( Denton,
Texas under act of Congress Ma rch 9, 1873.
Daily entered as second class mall matter Aug. S3, 1903, at
office at Denton, Texas nder act of Congress, March 3,
All subscriptions to ths Weekly Rec ord and Chronicle diacontlnued at
expiration.
O. M. CURTIS
DRUGS AND JEWELRY
Denton, Texas.
>
The ratification of the amend-
ment by thirty-eight states renders
possible at last the collection of a
graduated Income tax .which the
United States Supreme court one®
held unconstitutional by the narrow
margin of one vote—the majority,
Im- it »aid, coming only after a cer-
tain member had undergone a sud-
den change of heart rhe new
nxans of raising funds for the sup-
port of the government is expected
to raise >100,000,000 a year and to
$;hat extent if no more will make It
<l>oas|ble to cut the "Incidental pro-
to tive” tariff*. Besides that, it is
a direct tax. felt by the people who
pay it, in lieu of an indirect tax
vlrich *6 really a burden but intang-
ibly so; and the people who pay it
will scrutinize more carefully the
expenditures of the government
since any extravagance therein at-
fecta them directly. The govern- 1
ment. regardless of theories, must
have funds for its maintenance. The
income tax will go a long way to-
ward furnishing the means and will
take Just that much argument from
that class of democrats .who pro-
claim themselves free traders, but
always offset thtir claims by the
accompanying statement, "The Gov-
ernment must be supported ” Now,
if the Federal government will levy
an inheritance tax, It will not only
devetopu another very considerable
sourer of u.come to permit a further
reduction of the tariff on necessities
but It will have taken a step to re-
duce the swollen fortunes to a le-
gitimate basis and to render unprof-
itable
evade
tuye.
ACK and Evelyn were teaslug flniMy for a story.
"Perhaps you’<! like me to tell you about the time the monkey went
uuttjpg with the giraffe,” said daddy "It is not exactly the right kind
of weather to go nutting here. but In the jungle it’s warmer. Ob. yes,
quite a greajt deal warmer! The trees there are full of green leaves the year
round, and some nice fruit or nuts may lie gathered most any time.
•‘.Jacko wus one of the smartest monkeys in tile Jungle, but Jacko didn't
like to work Jaeko would rather get some other person to work for him. just
aa aome little boys and girla fry to do
“There was one eocoanvt palm tree in the jungle that was quite high. The
trunk of the tree was so rojjgh that Jacko hated to climb it. He thought of a
way to get the cocoa nuts without going up the tree
"8o the next time the giraffe came imst tbe tree In which Jacko was rooat-
ing he called dowa te him very politely: ’Fine day. Mr. Giraffe How are you
feeling?* Mr. Giraffe thanked Jacko fur his kind interest and said be waa feel
ing quite well.
’’ "I was wondering If you would care to join a little fiarty I’m getting up.’
the siv monkey went on.
"Mr. Giraffe did not know whether he would care. .Mr. Giraffe had
lienrd stories about Jacko. wbo was known as the sliest monkey In the woods
“There's a beautiful cocoanut tree over yonder, and I thought of asking
you to go over with me and hare some of the mils,' Jacko explained
“Now. giraffes d<> not care for Cvcoantits. and Mr Giraffe said so
’“Oh. yon have not understood me” Jacko tiurrled to explain. There are
delicious juicy leaves on this cocoa mil tree, and I thought if you would let
me show it to you you might care to luiinclt them.
"Mr Giraffe said, oh, very well, tn- would take ’« look at 1 be tree! Jacko
bopped down nn;l said it Mr Giraffe didn’t mind he' would ride to the tree on
bis back, and he jttmpetl up before Mr G'mffe maid any m>
' ”Wb4n they crime to the tree the monkey said ’I II climb up to the t-'p • '
your bend and take a look at the tile tender loaves for you I
down some of them for yon
"The giraffe waited until the monkey bad Clintbod away up to
his neck ’
eocotinnts and throwing them to the ground
the tree ami gave his long peck a jerk that sent the toonkey'right Into the mid-
dle of a |>omi When the monkey crawled out of the pond Mr Giraffe was
half a mile away and running as fust «« he could, so the monkey bad to walk
home with the bag of coeoainits on bis bark Mad? I should say be waa.
Best” — not only becav.s? ho sells more
Calumet than he does the common kinds —
but “best” because Calumet satisfies
his customers fully. The grocer knows what’s
what—and xvhen you buy Calumet, he smiles,
nows you'll be delighted with : good results,
is the best baking powder you ever used—so
so pure and
the ton of
'ustead of tweaking off leave- for him the monkey begnn pulling off
; ... . . ..I Mr Giraffe packed away from
Superior ? Electric Iron
saves standing over a hot stove in
the summertime to do the family
ironing. From being the disagree-1
able drudgti) it once was ironing
made a j leasure. Try the Superi-
or iron. It’s .smooth and well
made anf^ consumes but little cur-
rent. Price $4. May I send you
one? A
>1.00
.50
>5
directed, with the knowledge
there is nothing elae In the
which will cure your cold or
Grippe misery aa promptly
with out any other assistance
bad after effects aa a 25-cent pack-
age of Pape's Cold Compound,
which any druggist can supply—
contains no quinine—belongs in ev-
ery home—accept no substitute.
Tastes nice—acts gently fAdvt.>
die; then the hair falls out fast.
If your hair haa been neglected
and 1B thin, faded, dry, scraggy or
too oily, don't hesitate, but get *
25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Dan-
der ne at any drug store or toilet
counter; apply a little aa directed
and ten minutes sfter you will say
this was the bef investment you.
ever made.
We sincerely believe, regardless
of verything vise advertised that if
you desire soft, lustrous, beautiful
hair and lots of it—no dandruff-
no Itching scalp and no more falling
hair—you must use Knowlton’s
Danderine. If eventually—why not
now? A 25 cent bottle will truly
amaze you. (Advt.l
Trsfllo Rnd of the Designer of the III
Fated Titanic.
The story of a brilliant career termi-
natlng in abrupt tragedy baa been writ
ten by 8. Bullock in hla “Life of
Thomas Andrews," the designer of the
Titanic. After studying at the Royal
Academical Institution at Belfast An
drews entered the Ha/land A Wolff
shipyards as apprentice. In 1904, at
the age of thirty-one, he waa made
chief designer. Later be became a
managing director
Andrews sailed on the Titanic, cer
tain, as be wrote to his wife, that the
ship would “do the old Htm credit." A
survivor has told how. after the colli
slon, Andrews busied himself with
helping women into the t>oats and di
recting the rencue work in other ways
This is the story of his last moments:
One met him bareheaded and carry-
ing a lifebelt on his way to the bridge,
perhaps to bld the captain goodby
I<ater an assistant steward saw him
standing alone in the smoking room
his arms folded over his breast and th<
belt lying on a table near him. Tin-
steward asked him. "Aren't yon going
to have a try for It, Mr. Andrews?”
He never answered or moved, “Just
stood like one stunned.”
Others saw him a fewtainutes befon
the end on the Imat deck, our final :.mi
grandest sight t»f JiUn. throwing de I
chairs overboard to the unfortunates
struggling in the water below
•UBHURIPT IUN RATES
1 Ona month dalivereu .........................
FOX BROS. & CO.-
’Ford Automobiles.
J. E. McCABE
Real Estate and Loans
Notary?Public
Cobbett is not alone among authors
in his distaste for tea. Arthur Young
■ soundly rates the agricultural laborers
of his time for their Indulgence Iti thia
luxury “An object, seemingly, of lit
tie account." he writes, "but in reality
of infinite importance, is the cnstoni.
coming in. of men making ten an ar-
ticle of their food, almost as, much ns
women: laborers losing their tkffe to
come and go to -the ten table nay.
farmers’ aervanth even demanding tea
for their breakfast with the maids:
Which has" actually hgeh thejjjse in
East Kent. If the men Fornf "to lose
as much of their time at tea as the
women and Injure their health by so
bad a beverage, the poor in general
will find themselves far more dlatretM-
ed than ever.”—Ixtndon pbr^"!r!s.
DEPOHITORY NOTICE.
To Any and All Banking Incor-
porations, Associations or Individ
i nal Bankers of Denton County,
I Texas:
Notice is hereby given that the
Commissioners ’Court of this Coun-
ty will, on the first day of the Feb>
niary term, 1913, of said Court,
gam being 10th day of said month,
reieive sealed bids from any or *H
gi’«h Banking incorporations. As
sedations or Individual Banker8
desiring to be sole ted as the De-
po-ftorv of tbP County Funds.
Said bids to be filed with the
County Judge not later than 10 a.
m on said first day of said tertn.
stating the rate of Interest offered
to be paid by such bidder pn the
daily balances of dhe funds Of the
County * for the term between tbe
date of such bld and the next reg-
ular.time for »he selection by the
Court of a Depository
Bach bld to bo accompanied by
a . certified check f»r >600. Any
a certified check fbr >500.
and all bids may be rejected.
' 8 H. HOSKINS,
Co"»tv Judge of Denton County,
__ Texas
If the editorial utterances of the
newspapers reflect the average pub-
lic sentiment, the public generally
la standing back of the A. & M.
college faculty'* action in expelling
the 466 recalcitrant students. Not
a single paper have we read but ed-
itorially commends the faculty's ac-
tion and either condemns Or passes
over in alienee the action of the
students. Even those who condone
hazing refuse to stand fop a student
body making a formal demand on
college authorities for the reinstate-
ment of the hazej*- The 4 66 may
just as well return and take
medicine or prepare to go
where.
A SURE, QUICK COLD
CURL -ACIS GEQITLjr
IDE’S 4XPLD (X)MIS)UNI>
CURHB CULDH AND GRIPPE
IN A FKW HOURS.
are
bound to love Paschall’s greeri-es.
Phones 86. .
At the right of the picture is Mrs. J. P. Turner; above her is her
daughter, Mrs. W. B. McClurkan; at the left le her granddaughter,
Mrs M. W. Deavenport, daughter of Mrs. W. B. McClurkan. and in
the center is the fourth generation member, Mias Frances May Deav-
emport, great-granddaughter of Mrs. Turner. Mr* J i». Turner la the
mother of four children, sixteen A randvhildren and two great grand-
children. . *
SUNNY DALE, fFeb.
Brand of Ar® le was here.
Will Stuart and Ben
wetn to Denton.
There was no school
fourth grade Monday.
Niel having been called
Worbli on busitress.
MrB. W. H. Arnold
Edith Vernon went to —___—.
Floyd Vaughn and family of Ar-‘
gyle visited here.
Mrs. Bob Wilkerson entertained
the young folks.
Charlie Rom h ia reported better. ;
Henry Shackelford. Mr. Riney,
D. F. Yeck, Arington Stuart, O V.
Roach and J. L. Bryan went to
Denton.
Mrs. S. P Roach haa the grip.
Some are planting oats while oth-'
era are till picking bolls.
A scald, burn, or severe cut heals
slowly if neglected. The family that
keeps a bottle of BALLARD’S
SNOW LINIMENT on hand is al-
ways prepared for such accidents
Price 25c, 60c and >1 per
Sold by R. H, Garrison,
O. M. CURTIS
Denton, Texas
All creditors xf the estate of J. J.
B. McCullar, decaas-O. are hereby
notified to present their claims to
me, the administrator of said estate,
within the time prescribed by law
Letters of administration on said es
tate wore granted to me by the Pro.
bate Court of Denton county, Texas,
on, towit, the 27th day of January,
1913, at which time 1 qualified aa
administrator of said estate. And
of thia appointment all creditors and
persons having claims against said
estate will take due notice.
T. B. HINKLE. Administrtor.
Cr Texas Tank i"! Culvert Co., I
Port Worth, Texas. l-30-4Thu
ELLEN BEACH YAW • !
Who will sing at the Normal audi-1
toriurn Saturday night, constituting '
an extra number in the college -
ceurn course.
Mme Yaw is in Texas en route
on a tour of the world. She had
an open date for Feb. 8 and agreed
to give a <oncert here. In putting
this extra number on the faculty
feelg that it is ’giving holders of
season tickets a rare musical treat
Are you keeping your bowels,
liver and stomach clean, pure and
fresh with Cascarets, or merely forgs^
ing a passageway through these alp
mentary or drainage organs every
few days with Salts, Cathartic Pills,
Castor Oil or Purgative Waters.
Stop having a bowel wash-day.
Let Cascarets thoroughly cleanse
and regulate the stomach, remove
the undigesied, gour and fermenting
food and foul gases, take the excess
bile from the liver and carry out of
the system all the decomposed waste
matter and poisons in the in;estlnes
and bowels.
A Cas' aret tonight will make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep—never gripe, sick- ’
en or cause any inconvenience, and i
cos| only 10 cents a box from wour 1
druggist. Millions of men and wo- '
men take a Cas<aret now and then
and never have Headache, Bilious-
ness, coated tongue, Indigestion,
Sour Stomach or’Constipated bow
eis. Cascarets belong in every
household. Children just love to
take them. (Advt.)
for Domino *hum. The
You will, too.
pieces for nickle.
LONG & KING.
Aunt Jemima's Buik-wheat flour;
Is nourishing. Use no yeagt, salt
or baking powders. Try it for
your breakfast cakes. 'Sold by
Long & King.
8EST FOR DANDRUFF, FALLING
AN ITCHING SCALF-25 CENT "DANDERINE"
Old Phone 74; New Phone 45
North Texas Gas Company
Next Door to Water and Light Offi< r
Owe year, by mat] (lu advance)
One year (In advance) .......
Six months (In advance) ......
Three months (In .advance) ...
What long nerve-racking days of con-
stant torture-—what sleepless nlslits of
terrible agony—ttbh—itch—itch, con-
stant Itch, until it seemed that I must
tear off my very skin then—
Instant relief—my skin cooled, soothed
I end healedl
The very first drops of D.D.D. Pro-
scription for Eczema stopped that awful
itch instantly: yes, the very momest
D.D.D. touched the burning skin the tor-
ture ceased. A 2Sc bottle proves it.
D.D.D. haa been known for year. aS
the only absolutely reliable eczema
remedy, for it washes away the disease ’
Eerms and leaves the skin aa clear and
eallhy as that of a child.
All other druggists have D.D.D. pre-
scription—go to them it you can't come
to ue—but don't accept some big profit
-nd substitute. r
But If you come to our store, we are
so certain of what D.B.D. will do for rou
that we offer you e full else bottle on
uarantee:—If you do not find that
es away the itch AT ONCE it
you uot a oaat.
Daugherty
over
the 1
Prof.
Me- '
to
Fort;
and
Miss
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