Denton Record-Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 298, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 27, 1920 Page: 4 of 6
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RACINE TIRES
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Try a Sack Today
220 W. Hickory.
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SHERIDAN GARAGE
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Your Grocer Has It
HOT WEATHER IS HERE
Safety Last and Safety Always:
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And always carry your
We carry GLACIER REFRIGERATORS.
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Undertaker and Embalmer
J. D.
223 W. Hickory Street.
Attorney st Law.
D. 8.. office suite
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INSURANCE WITH
BEST BY TEST
IT’S ALL THE NAME
IMPLIES
DON’T
FORGET IIS
When vou have Pro-
duce ot any kind to sell
For we will always pay
the highest market
price.
It is to YOUR Advan-
tage to See Us Before
Selling.
PHONE 344
We will come and get your
shoes and deliver them the
same day.
McFALL SHOE SHOP
, Paschall Bldg.
BELL & CO.
Denton, Texas.
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LON A. SPEER & CO.
The Fire Insurance Agents
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By PETER B. KYNB
Author of
“Cappy Ricks”
We are dyeing daily; let us dye that old suit and
make it look like new.
As good as the best.
SCOTT TAILORING CO.
Phone 40. Dyers and Dry Cleaners
V. W. SHEPARD,
Furniture and Undertaking.
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the telephone
chin In dimpled
you If I could handle you I" she mur-
mured.
Althbugh the lily yields a delicate
perfume in toilet goods the odor Is al-
ways Imitated.
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Phone 616. Market Square Barn
BRAND NEW 1-TON TRUCK
Be Slender
A trwa way to brrome Blender. apilr, Wealthy’ »s
n«» / yourr. Hee* the pteftirt*: the ahadowe *r« to
give you idea of eiae before re- --
3 tinn of weight. No tx.d of
ving yourself, «rexhausting om- 1
»pie, easy Korefa sysUm aa
kid for you to re-
du* e . 10 to 80
pounds (whatever yc
und-r |im» money-rui
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caimWIIty anti charm. ,
wloknowyotj. Become
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twrayaur wmswes,
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earned by
condition of tha Mucous Burfacaa.
ONI HUNDRED DOLLARS for any
sms of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
- - - HALLS CATARRH
e. Circulars free.
Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
WHITE PRODUCE GO.
East Hickory St., Denton
SAVE
Save your old shoes.
Automobile or Horse Drawn
■sat , Phsiio 20.
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OtHTOH HILLIN6 CO.
ECZEMA!
Mon, b«ea without question i
If HUNT’S s.lve foils in the A
treotawnt of ITCH. RC2BMA.
UINGWORM, TETTER o»f
ether luhinjr akin disease*,
Try a M cant boa at our rlah.
JONES-SMART DRUG COMPANY
| The men folks
I of the town,
I as well as
I their fair sis-
I ters, should
ft understand
| that we do not
I interfere with
I the wear in-
f tegrity of the
" clothes clean-
_ ed and dyed
by us. Our methods are san-
itary and you will be delighted
with the results obtained.
Economy in clothes never
need mean a lack of style as
our well meaning men and
women are beginning to learn
We will help you learn clothes
conservation.
We have on the floor a brand new 1 -ton truck.
This is a first class truck equipped with pneumatic ,
cord tires and will give better service at less expense -
than any truck on die market within $500 of itf
price. $1460 Buys this Truck.
E. L. VANNOY, Jeweler,
219 West Hickory.
Ill OUR NEW GARAGE
TRACTOR OIL
We have Tractor Oil for
Fordson Tractors recommend-
ed by Henry Ford himself.
We Sell Amalie, the 100 Per Cent
Pure Pennsylvania Oil
PHONE 133
DENTON OIL COMPANY
Motor Mark Garage . West Oak St
HOGS WANTED
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PI.EATINC
We are now able to do your
pleating work.
Picot Hemstitching,
Buttons Covered,
Typewriters, sold, rented
and repaired.
Phone 780.
Denton Typewriter Exchange
H. C. and W. V. Taliaferro
Proprietors.
_ PHONE ITS____________________
Place Your Order
Now for a t>odge
or a Buick
Fritz & Raley
Phone 119 215 W. Hickory St.
Country
a Casing;_
especially
115 West Mulberry St
We are ready for you now.
We repair any make car. We
have experienced and efficient
workmen. Can give you the
service in our new, enlarged
quarters.
KELLER & HILL GARAGE
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MS4lnr 1o r.«<*>very
;rjRRtfri"",~5y~ square
iters to this offtee.
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Kcrtf .i. STo'rth Elm
street». Plmtar re-
Mi'Cor reward. 3fl»<
IFi Hrs for
nbers Co. »»»c
Finder return
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8 an olS styti
rl» and three tur-
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or LOCAL UtTEUST
The Land Mortgage Bank has com-
pleted arrangements to save you money
on your farm Ivan. See Mr. Blewott or
Mr. Bird before making application
elsewhere. They alee buy and sell ven-
dor's Hen notes. tt.
If you fall to det your paper by tilt,
phone us between that Ums and t:M
and we will get you one
j NEW BAIR after BALDNESS
If YOU er. loelne balr. baw dandruff or an
bST'sMSfoa Ma^l" nt.” *0T*L*0^oooialn-
ehUdne. Hrir »«.. h.
awh“ aU W»o <H’A*
ASTKK and moiwr-rahuu! offer o«t • box at
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HEALTH IS PRICELESS
A small leak will sink a big
ship.
A leaky dii your shoe
| will bring on a dangerous and
expensive sick speH.
For safety first watch your
step.
For health first watch your
shoes.
STANLEY SHOE SHOP
South 8Me of 8q. At C. L A
VAUGHN PLUMB1H6 GO.
GAB FITTING AND REPAIRING
PROMPTLY DONR.
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•Uru^Vvu. fefc 9W <».‘j<*;4 t—.<
—when "delicious and Fk-
A freahing” mean the most.
W//I n«C0ctSSaC0MraW
with directions for ttslng?"
"Shirley, thia Is moat extraordinary."
“I quite realise thnL May I depend
upon you to oblige me in thia matter?”
"Certainly. But why pick on me, of
al) persona, to- perform such a mission
for youT’
“I can trust you to forget that you
have performed it."
“Thank yob. I think you may safely
' trust me. And I shall attend to the
matter Immediately."
“You are very kind, Mr. Cardigan.
How Is your dear old father?^Motra
told me some time ago that he was 111."
“He’s quite well again, thank you.
IJ’a too bad the circumstances are
such that we, who started out to be
such agreeable friends, see so little of
eafh other. Shirley."
•indeed, It la. However, It’s all your
fault. I have told you once how you
can obviate that distressing situation.
But you’re so stubborn, Mr. Cardigan."
“I haven’t got to the point where 1
like craWiUngton my hands and knees.”
he flared back at her. "Kven for your
sake, I decline to simulate friendship
or tolerance for your uncle; hence I
must be content to let matters stand
as they are between us."
“I do not. On the contrary. 1 kin
•ware of what Is being planned, I ran
prevent others from, doing something
Illegal and unethical."
“In that event Shirley, I should say
you are quite justified tn eavesdrop-
ping.”
"But how can I do It?
In a closet and listen."
“Buy a dlctograidi and have It hid-
den In the room where the conversa-
tion takes place. It w1M record every
word of it”
“Where enn I buy one?"
“In San Francisco."
“Will yon telephone to your San
Francisco office and have them buy
one for me nnd ship It to’ yoo; together
"Juat Tall Me Your Horns Telephone
Number.”
She laughed lightly. “So you are
still uncompromisingly belligerent-
still after I.fncle Keth's scalp?"
“Yes; nnd 1 think I'm going to get
It I’m not fighting for tnyaelf alone,
but for a thousand dependents—for a
principle—for an ancient sentiment
that was my father's and is now mine.
You do not understand?* -
“I understand more than you give
me credit., for, and some day you’ll
realize tt. I understand just enough
to make me feel sorry for you. I un-
derstand what even my uncle doesn’t
suspect at present, and that Is that
your’re the directing genius of the
Northern California Oregon railroad
and hiding behind your friend Ogilvy.
Now, listen to me, Bryce Cardigan:
You're never going to build that roa<.
Do you understand?”
The suddenness of her attadk amaz-
ed him to such an extent that he did
not take the trouble to contradict her.
Instead he blurted out. angrily ar
defiantly: *'l’ll build that road if it
costs me my life—If It costa me yon.
Understand f I’m In this fight to Win.”
“You will not build that road,” she
reiterated.
"WKvr
“Because I shall not permit you to.
Why not purchase a Refrigerator and keep your
Milk, Foods and Vegetables cool and fresh.
It’s sanitary and economical.
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KCTMunRRO - Boyd Amstmb
It Is not to th«t financwrinte«v.t that I ■'
? you should build the N. C. O.”
“How did you find out that I w«.
Ml . behind OgUvyF ■
W "Intuition. Thon I accused you of
1 tt. and you admitted It.”
| - “J suj>|xme you’re going to teU your -
I uncle now” be retorted wlthertogly.
“On the contrary, I am not. *If H
will comfort you the least bit, you
have my word of honor that I shall
not reveal, to my uncle the identity of
the man behind the N C. 0. Tha fact
is, both you and Vncle Seth annoy me
exceedingly. How lovely everything
would have been if you two hadn’t
started this fend and forced upon me
the task of trying to be fair and Im*’
partial to yofi jidjh. Forgive my
slang, but—I'm going to hand you tach
a poke, soon."
"SMrlay," he told her earnestly,
"listen carpftiliy to what I am about to
say: I love you. Tvs loved you from
the day I first met you. I shall always
love you; and when I get around to
It, Pm going to ask you to marry me.
At present, however, that is a right
I do not possess. Hqwever, the day
I acquire the right I shall exercise
tt"
"And when will that day be?” Very
softly, In awesome tones!
"The dsy I drive the last spike In
tbn N. O. a*!
Fell 'a silence. Then; “rm glad,
Bryce Cardigan, you’re not a quitter.
Good-bye, good luck—and don’t forget
She hung up and sat at
for . a moment dimpled
d’hand "How Fd hate
If you are not already a
Racine user suppose you
try one of our
Road Casings,
that is made »
for Denton county roads.
‘ We will get behind it
and see that you get
more miles for the money
than you ever got before.
DIED
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n New York City alone from kid-
ley trouble last year • Oon t allow
,-ourself to bc'cordo p victim by
teglecting pains and aches. Guard
ifciiasl ViiS trouble by tekirg
C0L9MSM1.
Tb« world’s standard remsdy for kidney,
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles.
Holland’s national remedy since 169®.
All druggists, three sixes. Guaranteed.
W far th, G.U Medal.— —«V b—
FORSILVERWEAR
We have a very simple Tar-
nish Remover if you have laid
away silverware and it has
tarnish. This process will re-
move it immediately.
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Oser* Arxlaat Barada ra?
What A boat Ratat
■ ’ Rats steal millions of dollars’ worth
of grain, ohlckena, eggs, etc. Destroy
property and are a menace to health.
If yqu are troubled with rats, try
RAT-SNAP. It will surely kill then,
—prevent odors. Cats or doga won’t
touch It. Comes In cakes. Three
sixes, 25c, 50c, SI.00. Sold and guar-
anteed by Curtis Co.. Turner Bros.,
Harris-Chambers Hardware Co. <adv.)
SCHOLASTICS, NOTICE
July SI Is your last chance for
acholastic transfers. Notify R. Led-
better. City Scholastic Agent, at once.
In Japan the wedding feast usually
lasts eight days. |
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications aa they cannut reach
tha dis—aad portion of the ear. Thera la
only one way to cure Catarrhal Daafneaa,
and that ta by s constitutional remedy.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE acts
through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
•f the System. Catarrhal Daafosee Is
caused by an inflamed condition of the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube
When tkte tube la Inflamed you have a
ssrsvs-As
result. Unleeo the inflammation can bo re-
duced and thia tube restored to Ito nor-
—. —hearing may bo destroyed
ly cases of Deafneoe are
tarrh, which to an Inflamed
io Mucous Surfaeoe.
UM* VMK ELK1.TION IS OVXM
Macept paying up your bats and the
Maed “Ttwt." shouting.
_ —. __ Three flleaatroue fir< a reported In
F B. Orr, Gulf yesterday’s Dallas News. Bout half
? covered by inaurance How are you
fixed on Insurance? Don't you think it
would ho good business to look over
* your policies and Should you find that
yhu ar. noT — frying enough Ibypl’o-
<ecl your holdings under the high
prices Have J. P. Magee to give you
adequate protection?
J. P .MAGEE.
General Insurance
erfKOPATH
DR. J. 8. CRAWFORD. Osteopathic
Physician. Scientifically adjusts all
body disorders. Of fl— MA- 5 Mo-
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Return u> this office for 4 t. MARTIN. A. B.. M. D_ dlsaaaes of
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(other’s home. 41.» acres
■ton, near good school
orchard., water, pasture,
a W.luu Mrs. Naomi
der. ’ T ,11?P
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and throat. Glasses
1 correctly fitted. Office Room IM,
Raley Bldg. Phone M.
i5RmTi«WMB, dpbciellau Xyb, ob7,
noon and throat. Phone >M or (41.
pfi veidtAka a a d
f. E. STOVER. M. D„ office, Raley
building, room 101. Telephone 144.
Residence Phone 2(0-J.
fl&SAtlOG. FLEiMiNG.’SL TSTCtebSia)
Practice. Obstetrics and Diseases of
Children. Office. McClurkan Bldg..
Phono I. Residence IM Pry 8L,
Phone ?1>.
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DR. JACK L. SKILES, Veterinarian.
Office McClurkan Bldg. Telephone
1(4. Residence phone 1(4. tfo
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AUTOMOBILE.* KOH »ALE.
FOR RALE-^Ford delivery car In good
running order. (200. See Otis Fow-
ler. 301c
FOR 8ale~ or Traded—Used autos. We
have several automobiles of differ-
ent makes, that we have rebuilt,
naw paint, nww tops, in first class
- mechanical condition that we will
sell- at bottom prices or trade for
other automobiles. J. D. Bell A Co.,
Denton. Texfrs 299d-49w
NKW FORDS for sale. Can deliver one
at any time. Med Kinard at Frits &
Raley’a ~ 29Sd-47wp
t’NDKRTAKKKA— AMBVLAA CK
WHEN you need an ambulance phone
V. -W. Shepard. Day phone 141.
nlgbt Bhone 41. .
FEEDANU HAt
CHOPS, bran, corn, hav and other
feedstuffs Full measure, prompt de-
livery. Arkan—w Mill. 8. Elm 8L
Phone 41g.
MEWING ANU DREllMMAKING
DRESSMAKING—Fancy up-to-date and
remodeling. Mrs. Fenwick. Phone
519-WT. _______________________3O2p
r< Agalaat Burglars. *H,i
>n of I
it
one 14.
itiilt. west side
con-
313
, IMMiiotp
IhM unfurnished rooms.
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jfiia'Majealic Theotre. Ap-
fBox IM or call 450. 29Sc
Pine Jersey ‘ coW
ittt W. Bycaaiore.
cheapest rate
loans la Den-
Phone
«Me
mew your lawn right.
HTp
Jltpoy Llne Learhe
l-M a. aa. and 1:11 p. m.
giird-Cbronlelo building. N.
prop. ___________ ______tf
FT *.. ’IfcuBisr ■ at rall-
KE Vtam— made, lumber
8Ni>gW any shone. J—sum.
iHyCfiMnpaay. office May
riler Poet Office. Phono Ml.
a T>eaton city property and
Mkafr farm lands and can
j,B ( per cent farm loan.
MM
Phono rural
tret eta— nay. 34tp
■Three unfurnished house-
uno; done in: all cohvon-
cklidren taken ’MT Pearl
301p
furnished room,
4(1 South Elm street.
301c
-Three unfurnished house
ASM. etc— in. All
No children taken.
IgMfcU, Dentist. oT
gfo w___
5. & oral surgery,
th. South Bide of
Bldg.. Phone Ml.
' otltriT at bargain—Con-
MM five-foot Harris-Maa-
1 Buck rakea. one Sulky
AM Arbor Gasoline Hay
seed one season. Can give
P. O. Box (45 or
J ' • 299c
04 located business
bigger business
>rs. Darnel 1 & Car-
8 fal or 403-W.
■» buy good “seconcl-haml
■ M. Reeves, Phone .’106.
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■meone to sell my Koine.
■ to -party who closes deal.
M-e with all conveniences.
■ feet. Price 33.00U. or
With . lot 100X190 feet
M. Half down. balance
^5. MtiHgrave, 102S West
^et. ___ 301 p
■TT<-a\ y duck curtain for
Mui Phone ITT. 3011.
Bn3~r< rrtgerator for bale.
ftp - 30ic
ftfew more mattreae.-a left
■kth. You had better come
ftern. The Denfon Mattresa
|hono 171 310c
BD—ring mower. Will sell
hie money. Phone 52« (of-
fcl-J. R«a. (OOP
i%lraeye maple, heavy iron
Springs, five gas heaters,
Blates, one bath room gas
■tor, one M-gaBon faucet
|00 foet lawrtjho—. garden
| mower, all for sale. Tele-
R. „ »QQP
PJIodel" VV—XIA Wlctrola
Dak finish, qannot toll from
sell machine and nice — -
records for (IM.#?. . Ma-
I for >1(0.00 alone. PKone
Mlc
23 wWb vacuum cleaner.
Sy and promptly.
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►Two spans mare mules,
1 hands high, fouh and five
I No blemish—; also all
s< implements and har-
ber Wills. 2 miles south-
>nder. Mid—bOw—c.
Registered Jersey heifer,
write Lock box (95. Den-
MBp
with
I0(p
k—Bpsa of heavy horses an<1
ally new set of harness. En-
McKinney Wagon Yard. 304c
kg services, best Jersey
ms » with all returns and
Lek If you do not get a calf.
Kg wagon yard, near City
In. Entrance bow on East
PC" *T stay at th' barn day
L L. J, Ughtsey, breeder.
IMirlitt P4BB. IaLK. -
b—Two story rooming house.
4. also sts room bungalow
psal. Mrs. Frank Mahan «p
J-rsoM *r—idence wltS
sees in Ltpsoomb AMI-
an street. Convenient to
and Normal. A bar-
terms. Phone 1(5 or
r oftlem- >i&c
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th. Sumo Will aec<.mmodate
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just with all convenisne—
Price >4,0M.M. terms A new
homo hear High School and
fog f>.M» W. JTM-M casb.
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Edwards, W. C. Denton Record-Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 298, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 27, 1920, newspaper, July 27, 1920; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1235522/m1/4/: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.