Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 239, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 20, 1924 Page: 8 of 8
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OUR SHOP-MADE SELECT
GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATES
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FOR COMMENCEMENT
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YOUNG MAN
LADY
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Bracelets
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Silk Hose
Silk Underwear
Gloves
and
Purses
Belt and
Free Service, Cowteoua
Handkerchiefs
Buckle
Treatment
Baldwin Printing
Every day in the year.
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Perfume
208 South Elm Street
Hat
Shoes
EVERYBODY READ!
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When Better Second-Hand Cars Are Sold
We Will Sell Them.
Goodyear Service Station
See us for a good used Buick.
Water Coolers
Lawn Mowers
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Gas Stoves
W. M. JAGOE COMPANY
Electric Fans
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Engineers
Phone 207.
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Refrigerators
Ice Cream Freezers
Sprinklers
I^awn Hose
Oil Stoves
Dishes and AluminumWare
Ear Drops
Beads
Japanese Parasol
Silk ParasoL -
Coty’s Perfume
Coty's Powders
Coty's Compact
Narcissus
Remember Tuesdays and Fridays
Are Vegetable Days.
. Phone No. 9.
Hand Bag
Cuff Buttons
VISIT OUR STORE. IT WILL BE A PLEASURE TO SHOW
THESE GIFTS.
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Not a Bit too Early to Order
Engraved Cards
Phone 278
DENTON. TEXAS
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CRESCENT FILUKG STATION
JACKIE
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PRODUCTION
SMITH-HAMILTON MOTOR CO.
Phone 268. 220 W. Hickory St.
HOUSE CLEANING
SUPPLIES AT EVERS'
GOOD GASOLINE
Lubricating Oils, Badger
Tire* and Tubes
DRESS-UP SHOP
— Exclusive BuA Not Expensive.
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KANADY'S STORE
Saddlery—Seeds—Flowers.
EVERS HARDWARE CO.
Lawn Mowers, Hose.
MINNIS-HOFFMAN & LAKEY
Phone 188.
Our Shipment of
ELIZABETH ARDEN TOILET PREPARATIONS
Is In.
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of bread '« being considered by the
bakers of Lombardy The reven ’><• ar
qulred from advertiser* would per-
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From City •1 Graduating Exercises for
Returns From Baptist Meet
Rev. W. C. McClung, pastor of the
CHECK LINES
A wonderful help for tired,
drooping facial muscles. Re-
moves and prif-enta double
chin, compels Correct breath-
ing and corrects harmful and
unpleasant habit of snoring.
Guaranteed for one year.
with COPPER RIVETS and three
rows of STITCHING in laps, will
give the SERVICE required.
SPECIAU-1 1-8x20 ft. for HAR-
VESTING, $7.50.
BINDER CANVASES Repaired.
Allison.
$12,039 paid to Den-
from the rural aid
the year to those
i were entitled to
over
resid-
districts.
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At this most important
point in life the best of
all gifts to mark it with a
watch—one that will serve
a lifetime. We are show-
ing the best leading makes
in latest style cases.
W. L. Yarbrough
Jeweler.
“DANDY LIONS.”
Our complete stock of drugs
and our service are just as
near to you as your telephone.
Call us for anything you need.
We will send it right out.
Tho famous PrAlter Mine of South
Africa hns produced no less than
$115,000,000 worth of diamonds.
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The best of all Vacuum Cleaners.
Ask for a free demonstration.
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Besides the regular toilet preparations of this famous line, we
have added the following;
vs. Frances
note j»nd foreclosure
Dame
with
Fine quality sheer Chiffon Hose, the kind you have been paying
much mure for, Dress-Up Shop price, $1.95.
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1924.
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merits
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wear
atilt
trousers.
in charge of
O-CEDAR MOPS
and Polish are great housecleaning
helps.
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Seed Store.
transportation
in County
children who
be transferred
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Is a wonderful invigorator for the scalp and hair. By maintain-
ing a healthy condition of the scalp, you will prevent dandruff,
stop falling hair and retail premature graying.
PER BOTTLE, $1.50.
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sizes from 34 to 54, all put out at prices you will gladly pay.
MILLINERY TO MATCH—Just the kind you want for summer
wear.
See the new Printed Crepe Scarfs and the new Chickie Vanities
change he has wrought in
dress, acts and ideals of the
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We represent two of the best en-
graving houses In Texas. Why not
avoid last-minute confusion by
placing your order for engraved
cards with ua NOW? If you pre-j
fer printed cards, we shall be glad
to furnish them.
SERVICE DRUG CO.
South Side. Telephone 171.
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WHEN THE EYESIGHT
Of others proves better than yours
it is many times your first warning
of eye trouble.
PERHAPS YOUR EYES ARE IN
THE FIRST STAGE OF
EYE STRAIN. -
Glass now may save your eyes of
•ye trouble.
LENA M. SKILES, Opt. D.
VARNISH STAINS
Trv our DEVOE’S line for floors,
furniture, autos, etc. Splendid
goods at attractive prices.
Phone us. Quick delivery.
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Comedy Attraction
STARRING TOMORROW FOR ONLY
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DENTON RBCOR
SOME SPECIAL ITEMS
Large Desk Blotters — Green,
Brown, and Other Attractive
Colors.
Manuscript Covers in Colors
That do not “Shout.”
Adding Machine Paper.
Bookbinders* Paste, Bookbind-
ers’ Cloth. Other Supplies.
Mimeograph Paper.
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Registered Optometrist.
Office, McCray’s Jewelry Store.
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ROSS PRINTING CO.
’19 H W, Oak St._______Phone 841
Summer Time Is Here
Before you start on that trip bring
us your car for minor adjustments
or general overhauling.
If You Need New Tiree and Tubes
We Have Them.
GOOD GASOLINE AND
LUBRICATING OILS
Drive out to our garage on North
Elm Street.
Let us help you
troubles.
raw & wn
JARRELL-EVANS DRY GOODS CO.
CORRECT SUMMER APPAREL FORdEVERYONE.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Joe B Bradley and Mrs
Mitchell, Pilot Point.
DISTRICT COURT
New suit filed:
Henry Smith
suit on L.„ .
vendor's lien.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
J. E. Skinner and wife to Theo-
dore Davis, lot 17, block 1, Hebron
May 2, *24, $1,000
J E. Skinner and wife to Homer
Horton, lot 18, block 1, Hebron. Muy
2. ’24, $1,050. „
VITAL STATISTICS
Death"
Dave Baker Jr , aired 1 month and
1 day, died May 18 of bowel trouble.
Don’t mias it- Mias what? Don’t
you know everybody ia talking
about “Mr. and Mrs. Polly Tick?”
L«a School auditorium tonight at
fit IB o'clock.
First Baptist Church, returned Mon-
day evening from /Atlanta, <>a.,
where he attendejl the Southern Bap-
| tist Convention in session there from
Muy 12 to 19. T. C. Wright. Baptist
paid J County missionary, who uccoinpan-
“ ■ I r.d Mr-Clrino- i* remainimr in Geor-
gia visiting relatives.
The convention was declared to
be one of the most constructive ever
li^ld, drawing some 6,000 visitorjk
and delegates from'tpoints ull ovcV
the South.'The ” quota Act for next
year’s work in building schools and
hospitals is $7,500,000, according to
McClung.
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rhere are very definite reasons why more
hr ride on Goodyears than on any other kind.
ALAMO STORAGE COMPANY
I Phone 28. Bert Fowler
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^Them Days Are Gone Forever”
(Served a la Walt Manon Style I
■“ « upon a time Denton Was just a good old town. Sotpe na-
M came in to trade, but moetly to look around. The .court
are Has big but mighty rough; the hitching posts and chains
ra old and rusty and looked awjfplly tough. No trouble to
I a load of geese and ducks out on the square, and some strew
I pumpkins most anykhere. After a hard raifi big puddles of
ter eould be soon and stayed right there until there was a scum
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2, Hawkeye 9, and
Any une-teacher school that is
otherwise qualified may ask for
rural aid to pay tuition and
transportation of all children who
are past the seventh grade
are entitled to high school
according to
There was
ton County from the
fund during the year to
schools whA;h were entitled
receive aid, making something
$2 per capita for children i
ing in common school
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VENETIAN FOREHEAD
STRAP
Bands the forehead in such
a way aa to smooth out those
persistent lines and wrinkles
on brow and at corners of
the eyes. Splendid to over-
come the habit of frowning
and aids neuralgia and in-
somnia.
PRICE $3.00, -t sl
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~ » Fair Rata to Annual Meet
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A round trip rate of oneway
fare has been granted by the
railroads for the annual Confed-
4 to 6, and the tickets will be
placed June 1, according
to Bishop Neely, commander of
the Denton camp. The same rate
applies both to Confudurates and
their relatives who are eligible for
reduced fares, it was stated.
Identification slips may be se-
cured at the railway ’ticket office
when the tickets are purchased,
it was stated, and must be filled
out there in the presence of the
railroad ticket agent.
In a town not far from Nime",
France, a competition for big Wat-
ers was held. The winner consumed
four legs of mutton, five bowls of
salad, three pots of tea a.nd four
pounds of small biscuits.
THE NRXT TIMH
fott nwd a bill of printing let ua
submit aamplee and quote prices.
First-claas work and prompt deliv-
ery.
—In selecting commencement gifts, why not commemorate the event
by a gift that will be most pleasing and practical? Graduation is a
notable event in a young lady’s or young man’s life Or your friend’s life.
Make the gift a notable one, too. We answer the gift question with
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$1,141 From State Aid tor
Tuition and Transportation
A sum of $1,141 has been p_.„ . - . ..
out from the State rural aid fund | ied McClung is remaining in Geor-
for tuition and transportation ex-
penscs in Denton County for
those school children who were
compelled to be transferred from
one-teacher rural ‘schools to other
schools for high school work.
The school children who parti-
cipated in this aid fund received
from $33 to $70 each, according
to L. A. Allison, county superin-
tendent. The common schools re-
ceiving this fund were four, and
pupils benefiting from the fund
were 19- The number -of pupils
receiving this fund from the Grib-
ble Springs Softool Was 6, Liberty
Beulah 3.
school that
may ask
tuition
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Special to Record-Chronicle.
ARGYLE, Mav 20.—The baccalau-
rea’s sermon for the seven grad-
uate* of the Argyle Tilgh school’ was
preached Sunday night, May 18, at
the Mcthodut Church, by the pas-
tor, Rev. Mr Patterson. The church
pn ..»*• beautifully <lccora(ed with flow-
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♦It hi bit ion? The~ exhtbition j rl,,I,s Faculty and parents, were rop-
, cd off with the class colors of pink
M Crow in Washington, I «•’><< The ushers, Misse* Jew-
el Wood. Winifred Carpenter, Les-
, sie Cogdell and Eugenia Stewart
carried out the color scheiqjs by
| dressing in pink and white. Mrs
Schnably played the march and fur-
nished the music for the special
sqngs, two of which were sung by
a male quartet composed of B. W.
Meadows, Preston Simmons, and L
H nnd Hughes Chambers.
.Mr. Patterson took for his sub-
ject the application of acquired
knowledge for the good of oneself
nnd humanity. His subject was ably
handled and much good advice giv-
en the young folks..
Tile class consists of Misses Vera
Dudley, Viola and Nona Rhoads,
Doyle Chambers, Geneva Littrull
nnd Messrs. Melvin Bell and Foster
King-
On next Thursday night at 8
o’clock the entertainment given by
the pupils and touchers of the
grades will take place.
Saturday night, May 24, at 8
o’clock the graduating exercises and
awarding of diplomas will conclude
the program for the week.
~~ NOTICE
All who have not rendered their
property in the city for taxation
tor this year are requested to
call in person at the City Hall
and do so and Jf that is impossi-
ble to telephone the office, tele-
I phone 219.
GEO. N. RUCKER,
J City Secretary. 241
IA LAST TIME
3 TODAY
We will have the best meat in the
L world.
VEAL AND BABY BEEF.
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sickly and rre
thing .. lookin
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LAST TIME]
DRESSES—DRESSES-DRESSES
iport, Btreet- and afternoon wear Advanced atylea and * .
from 34 to 54, all put out at prices you will gladly pay. ’ ‘ "* •'
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[ Schools In Hultonul EihlMt Students of Argyle$cW W. M.S. Benefit Ptaj Tonight
AeMMUHI Special to Record-Chronicle. ► —
“Mr. and Mrs. Polly Tickk,”
benefit play to be given at the
R._E, Lee school auditorium by
the women’s Missionary Society
of the First Methodist Church
Tuesday at 8:15 p. in, is said to
be one of the most laughable
comedies that ever has been pre-
sented in Denton. The play is tn
three acts and time is in the
yeer 1975
When the curtain rises
Fashion is seen consulting
Fattier Time who tells her of the
the
in-
habitants of the earth. Delving In-
to his records he tells her of the
time when women wore hoop
skirts and sat patiently at home
while man with sword and spear
was away fighting or hunting. And
then he tells of the happenings
that are to be in the year
Since getting the ballot
wonien have taken charge
the government. They dress
mannish clothing, the men
frills and lace allho they
hold to the wearing of
and the women are
practically all business.
In the first act the women
go to the lodge and leave “hub-
by” at home. These “mere males”
get together for a knitting party
and while knitting Billy Lawson,
one man who has held to the
masculine dress, calls to poke
fun at his friends. They tell him
that as soon as he gets mar-
ried he will bow to the dictates
of woman. Also, during the first
Daisy Ann Gray to Congress tv
act, Sullivan O’Brien tells of hear-
ing that the women plan to send
help pass an “anti-trouser oil!.'-
The second act opens upon n
domestic scene in the home of
Tickk who is cleaning house with
the aid of his friends. Lawson
comes jn and declares that ho
has a plan of starting a revolu-
tion to overthrow the petticoat gov-
ernment and is pledged the support
of all of the men.
IlT the third act the men storm
the voting place and—the play
ends in a grand final chorus fea-
turing the entire cast-
COURT HOUSE NEWS
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I v ^**n ••le<-,e<l 5y the Junior Rid
Ip^nrota. under the swprrvw-H>-> »f Mi«»
■ Martha T. Juve, beat Red Cross
E— from the three city achoolx.
[A the Robert E. Lee, the Stonewall
■ Jackson, and the Sam Houston, and
I^OKM.wa Training School to be r-
[1 tered in the National Educe* ion A- ; ,'rH
K- R^dstion 4pkhs va*aw*« » «»v w * • i •<»»•
[f re an* that is be’ng sp. neored hv .h<-
ff American .
■ At- C., in June.
B Those selected hy Miss Juve wore
| RHM-winaining posters in re.-ont
f contests which have been conducted
L, in the achoob in the county.
L A QTY LOVING (UP
igaMCMIllcr.FF Ok. - A silver
t Ing cup will be awarded
in the person m-comnlishing
wazt for the city during
r Representatives of various
f - clubs will pass upon the
eitisens and declare
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■ James Young’s
/ Production ol
WAN DERING .
DAUGHTERS'
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Xoah Beery future WilliamV.Mon^
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Edwards, W. C. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 239, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 20, 1924, newspaper, May 20, 1924; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1239244/m1/8/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.