Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 269, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 25, 1923 Page: 3 of 6
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Meat Market for your daily orders. Here
you’ll find choice cuts of tender meats at
£ moderate prices. Our service is bound to
please you.
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YES, MADAM!
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OKFIELD PORK SAUSAGE
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VfflHL KEEL WINS
HORSE CHAMPIONSHIP
finest
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manding constant atten
quantity * of gas used re
genuity to keep the supply
Our stock is complete with a great variety of stoves and
priced for the most conservative buyer.
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MACKEREL? Nothing better than mackerel, Irish.potatoes
pteith the jackets on, and a cap of hot coffee. We can furnish
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NOTICE!
The Parent Teacher* Association
of the East School will five a Hal-
lowe’en social Friday evening
school grounds. There wi
fortune teller, fishing pond and sev-
eral other attractions. Chili, home-
made candy and popcorn balls will
be served. (27)
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We Leave aU the Sugar in KATRENA-'
DISTRIBUTED BY
Goodner Wholesale Grocer Co.
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS
MUST KEEP HIS JOB.
As a plea to induce an ancient
member of the race to ‘•join church”
at a colored revival meeting in the
South, he was told that there would
be no “white folks” in the heaven
to which lie would ascend.
- “Den Ah shy1 ,’nuff don’ want t’
go dere,” he replied. “Effen dey ain’
Twine l*> no white folks in hebben,
Ah’d be outen a job all de time.”
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and, list but not least, an alarming
i W.„t to fro. totoy-rig*
. -~i fifteen ithaj/Hmpelied me to give up my
Rework, which lift me almost In
spair. jW}. ’• •' a ]
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•M CLAIRE WESLEY
IS Eait CtlifornU St.
$5.00 and up
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Where the outlet from the transportation lines of a natural
gas "company are tapped by a town, gate stations are necessary.
These stations have two functions. One is that they measure, the
quantity of gas coming from the transportation line and thus Pro-
vide a check against leakage. The other is that they reduce the
pressure to a usable amount, otherwise the gas could not be bui ned
in present appliances.
Gas is reduced from a pressure of 150 to 200 pounds per inch
—sometimes higher—to a few ounces for domestic consumption.
These gate stations in the smaller towns supplied make this reduc-
tion. In the larger towns they reduce the pressure to perhaps 25
pounds and feed the gas into intermediate lines, which in |urn
have their reduction valves and reduce the pressure to a ’few
ounces for the service lines.
These installations are quite expensive because they call for
automatic machinery, very highly. developed, and even then de-
tion. The variation in the
quires foresight and in-
properly regulated. ,
Elephant Ignored
Wireless Orders
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Th* Register is gong to five away
a Ford Sedan
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F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O.‘
SINGING CONVENTION
The next regular meeting of
Wolf Creek Singing Conveati
be held at Hemming the foar
day in October. There is to ‘
day program and a big dinnt
body is invited to attend
make the day a sueeeas
J. H. RILEY, Pres.
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nlar^buHt me up in a few
) banishing every ailment I hgd
hit me back on my feet so I
do my houaework, giving me a
ten llfsa
Oil Heaters; Gas Codk Stoves, full white enamelec
heat regulators; Coal and Wood Cook Stov<
Stoves with ovens. We can serve you to your?
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
is often caused by an inflamed
condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When thia tube
is inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. Unless
the inflammation can be reduced,
our hearing may be destroyed for-
ever.
HALL’S CATARRK MEDICINE
will do what we claim for it—rid your
system of Catarrh or Deafness caused
by Catarrh. HALL’S CATARRH
MEDICINE has been successful in the
treatment of Catarrh for over Forty
Years.
Sold by all druggists. i
The tfire department
tlie colored church on
meyer street Wednesday evening
ahRut 8.30 o'clock, where a blaze re-
i suiting from a defective flue, threat-
I ened to destroy the buikling. The
ifire was extinguished with little dam-
age to the structure.
PGMCFOF
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Paris, Qct. 24.—Dr. Max Therek
chief surgeon of the American Hos-
pital in Chicago. the first .American
exponent of monkey gland trans-
plantation, gave his views to the
.—Concert offei*d Thirty-second Congress of French
We will reno-
vate your old mat-
tress and furnish a
good tick for only
$4.50. All work
guaranted and ap-
preciated.
Manila.—Because he too actively
backed vp bis declaration that “You
can’t kick my dog around, even if
he. is an oHAouad/* Benito Andal is
i« jail, Pedro Andal, his father, is
dead and Wtrido Andal, Benito’s
brother, is in serious condition at a
f^nito to0k exception to his brother
Patricio** treatment of Benito's dog.
and drewvbis bolo. The father of the j
boy* intervened, * receiving bplo
wounds of which he died within a
few minutes. Patricio was badly
wounded. Benito was arrested by the
constabulary and now faces a charge
Of murder.
CITY MEAT MARKET
Formerly Bailey’s Market
North Commerce St
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Ease the pain of a rheumatic at-
tack bv a rubbing application of
Ballards Snow Liniment. It relieves
tenderness and strengthens the
joints. Three sizes, 30c, 60c and $1.20
per bottle. Sold by Cunningham
Bros. (Nl)
Virgil Keel of this city. riding
“Susan Frances,” a beautiful horse
belonging to Fred Weeks of Wichita
Falls, won the grand championship of
the state at the Dallas Fair Horse
Show Tuesday night. Mr. Keel was
entered against thirteen competitors
who were mounted on the finest
horses in the country. —‘
champion of Missouri, horses from
Arkansas, and horses from the best
academies of Dallas and other cities
competed.
Persons who watched Mr. Keel in
the contest which was for five-gaited
j horses, declared his work was fault-
less and he was easily picked the win-
ner. The purse of $lj000 .offered by
the Oriental Hotel is the largest ever
offered for a similar event at the
fair. An unusual coincident wast
the fact that the horse on which Mr.
Keel won the championship last year,
■ M as also eiivc.vd. This is the twelfth
. year that Mr. Keel has) taken off the
' highest honors. He returned home
i W ednesday night, accompanied
1 bis wife. (
Let ua renovate your old mattreM.
We manufacture and carry a good
line of New Mattreaaea. Nothing bet-
i ter.
I THE GAINESVILLE MATTRESS
FACTORY
"".iim Arnold and Jim, Kimbrough M I North Commerce St. M. E. Wyatt,
[Sheranan were today. I Pr0*' Phone 138
i returned to I —
,,tending to btis-“
Clarence Wear, who has been with
j the Texas Oil Con»pany for a num-
ber of years, has bee'n put in charge
of the Big Indian Oil company’s
I property vand drilling operations here
■ relieving George Oldham, who has
{been chief driller and field manager
for some time. . The management is
to be congratulated in securing a
man of such wide experience • and
signal ability to take over the com-
I pletion of its well on, the W. B.
{Davis farm, southeast of the city.
Mr. Wear is a product of Gaines-
ville, and is well and favorably known
here, and he has a burning desire to
drill in the first gusher well in his
chome county. The citizens have
I taken new heart and are looking
'.forward with much assurance to the
j early completion of the well under
! Mr. Wear's able direction.
President C. A. Doudrick of Kan-
j sas City, Kam;., has been in the
city nearly two months, during which
time he has visited several Texas
oil fields, and he feels more hopeful
than ever of getting a good well in
the present location.
Neuritis
JlHeuralgia
package which contains proper directions.
Neel Gains
Lbs. by Taking Tanlac
“White taking the Tanlac trtat-
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in 88 per cent of hi* case* gential pounds to
sexual I oi completely run-down health,’
Tlthj simple but
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2SH7 Mctiopoli
“I had stomach trouble so ba<M
about five years ago I seemed to be
nearer dead than live. I had no
appetite, couldn’t retain what I did
eat, bloating and sharp pains in my
stomach, with violent headrfchhs and
nervousness, kept me from sleeping
Pure Ribbon Cane, grown on the sandy soil
of Southern Georgia—made in true old
fashion open kettle style—then direft to
your table with all its goodness and rich
natural Havor That’s what Georgia sends
you in every can of K^atrena.
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Get a can today—its purity and delicious
taste is surprisingly different.
FIRE
HAIL ‘ ,
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TORNADO
LIGHTNING
EXLOSION
AUTOMOBILE
TOURIST BAGGAGE
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by Will Foster, organist of the First Surgeons yesterday
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STATION WFAA
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Daily FMtwM
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told by Mim
H^O . 11.30 — Program of the Wed-
nesday Morning Choral Qub, ar-
ranged by the publicity committee,
Mrs. Ralph C. Smith, chairman.
Insbt!
Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for
Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago
Pain Toothache Neuralgia Rheumatism
Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions.
Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Drug^sto
Aspirin 1* the trade mi* et Beyer Maavtetue et Mmi*at1mnai*tsr st SsUvSesM
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In all malarial countries the pop-
ular remedy is Herbine. People find
it a good medicine for purifying the
system and warding off the disease.
Price, 60c. Sold by Cunningham
Brothers. (Nl)
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Whitesboro, Oct. 22.—Mr. and Mr*.
J. B. Fritz spent Sunday in Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kinslow went to
Sherman Sunday where Mrs. Kins-
low will undergo an operation for aj>-
i pendicitia.
Mrs. Addie Burl» and Al Hudgens
were married Saturday night at the
home of Rev. J. W. Epting. Both
are quite popular young people.
Miss Mary Clarke is the guest of
relatives in Oklahoma.
Mrs. M. Strong and son, Jerry, of
Lawton, Okla.. are the guests of Mrs.
Strong's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
' Lewis.
Duff Lewis and Miss Glassie Judd
were visitors in Gainesville Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Boyd was hostess to
the History Club last Monday.
Mrs. H. M. Caison was hostess to
the Merry Matrons sewing club Wed-
nesday.
Mr.* and Mrs. John Wommack
have moved into the Seekings apart-
ments.
Roy Crandall, Forest Watson and
Hannie Watson entered chickens at
the Dallas Fair this year.
The Methodist ladies will entertain | exhausted the big beast moved ma-
the City Federation of Missionary jestically away.
Societies Tuesday, Oct. 31. Dr. Car-| The experiment will not be re-'
rie Weaver Smith of the Girls’ In-jpeated. The strategy of warfare in j
DEFLCTO FLUE IS
Read Register Ads
i for bargains. Try a
Classified Ad in The
Register.
Auto Registrations
J. A. Anderson, Dodge, city.
Mrs. C. A. Gilbert, Dodge, city.
G. W. Depew,-Valley View. to
E. E. Pate, Ford, Sanger. —
W. 1. T. Weatherman,, Chevrolet, /*e
j Whitesboro.
| W. S. Baxter, Ford, Pilot Point.
Leo Kuehn, Ford,scily. •
W. B. Rasure, Overland/ Myra.
E, N. Gaston, Ford; Myra.
W. L. Welch, Dodg^ Era.
C. Loerwald, Chevrolet, city.
I. M. Rushing, Ford, Valley View, i
J. H. Sullivan, Ford, vSaager.
L. P. Crow, Ford, Dexter.
E. M. Huett, Chevrolet, Valley
{View.
W. H. Alexander, Forth. Era.
{dustrial school at Gainesville /ms {India and Africa will
, (promised to lx? present and deliver an changed.
' address.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Howard were i
I in Dallas Sunday.
I Will Vessel is in Dallas tjp attend I
'the Fair.
j Mrs. O. R. Meador of San Antonio
! is the guest of her parents at Dex-
I ter.
Earl Duval is attending the Dallas
Fair. j
1 J. G. Coleman qf Graham is here'
i on business.
Jap Bailey of Trenton is here on
I business.
C. A. Wendt of Orlena was here
. today.
| Sheranan were htTf.to
(>A>. Daliettostotos
Wichfca Falls
’ iness Affairs Jferc?'
Mrs. Jack Howe of Sherman was
' ‘the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. |
I Brick Harnett last w eek.
1 { Geo^JamiMyi and Mrs. Laura Sand-
[ ridge wete m|rr^d last week.
Courthouse News
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dience when the American surgeon
aaalyxed the result* of transplant*- • ••
ttons in America, declaring he had
found them just a* *ucces*ful in wo-
men as in men. He showed stereop-
ticon slides of bit method, including
the proces* of introducing the gtaqd
through the lumbar region instead jjf
locally.
He asserted that the word “re-
juvenation” wa* misleading. He s<)d
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and physical energy had been restor^
and in 66 per, cent of his eases
virility and returned.
Dr. Voronoff'wa* highly interested
in the exposition, as the Russian in-
ventor's process has not yet devel-
oped in the transplantation in wo-
men to the extent of Dr. Therek’s
method. . »,
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For Closed Cab
Call 192
We have installed in our Serv-
ice Line for your comfort this
Winter a Closed Car. Keep
dry and warm. Don’t catch
the Flu. Get to a phone and
CALL 192
Location—Purcell-King Motor
Company
W. C. Price & Sons
Night Phone 566-J
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$ 8.50
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Fabric $16.85
Fabric $17.85
Fabric $18.50
HURRY AND GET YOURS WHILE WE HAVE
THEM IN STOCK.
COOK & BALLARD GARAGE
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London, Oct. 25.—United Press.)—?
Elephants arc less amenable to wire-
less control than are battleships and
airplanes.
When Syed Ali, mahout and best
friends of Jumbo, of the Regent's
Park Zoo, tried to make his hefty
charge to do his stuff by wirelessed
commands, v'-.< pachyderm wasn't
sufficiently interested even t5 smash
up the receiving set..
A her ! of wireless-controlled ele-
plants would comprise as powerful a
tactical army in India or Africa as did
European tanks in the late war.
Mahouts could drive their herds
over an army of spear-armed ene-
i mies with ease and safety from
secluded broadcasting stations.
Hen<-e the recent test on Jumbo was
of more than mere scientific inter-
est.
Jumbo was lured to the horn of the
receiver by an armload of sugar buns.
While his master's voice came out
off the set in the accustomed accents. -----------
of authority, Jumbo continued to {was also entered^
(munch buns. When the armload was
Daily Feature*
474 Mater*
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uatation*.
Ste. U. 8. time ticks,
to Lata eotto* and mis
P=M*rket quotation*
r-Clo*ing quotation*
k.—Fort Worth cattle mar-
<tot and other market*.
1, 4 p. m —Financial review of eot-
taa, grain, *tock*, bond*, curb mar-
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A 5 p. m —Result*
league baseball (
League reeult* a* far a* the various
yairei have progressed.
,4.30 p. m. Texas League result* and
ittailed story of the Fort Worth
**9 30 p. m. Sport luminary and newa
feview. Southweat road report.
7.30 to 8.30 p. m —Concert arranged
by Prof, R. H. t'ornelius. (E. L. O.
ItfinotincmgJ
( 9.30 to 10.4.1 p.
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i For that Sunday morning breakast, how about
jadeets on, and a cap of hot coffee. We can furnish
good thing*. *
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pounds H weight, after several years
ni i-omnletelv run-down health,” was ■
forceful statement J
by Mrs. J. P. NeelJ
tan Ave., Dallas, Tej^pund'
■renewed interest in life.”
1 Tanlac is far sale by all good drug-
gists. Accept no substitute. Over
37 miljion bottles sold.
Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
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Leonard, J. T. Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 269, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 25, 1923, newspaper, October 25, 1923; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1316266/m1/3/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.