Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 36, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 28, 1925 Page: 4 of 6
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waste. The Martin Ditcher is the best known
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Implement for this work-
Do not leave your land worthless for your chil-
dren. Use the Martin Ditcher and your land*,
will become richer as you grow older.
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Men’s Wool Mixed Underwear,
Shirts and Drawers for
Men's heavy, Fleeced Shirts
and Drawers for .$14)0 and
Men’s heavy Flannelette
Shirts for only
Men's Woolen
Oyershirts for
Men’s heavy, 16-oz. Cotton Flannel Gloves,
wjfh horse hide fronts, at 50c and
Mon’s heavy Army
Pania for only
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are still to be found at attractive
prices at this store.
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R. M. FIELD BOOK STORE
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Junior college division:,*1 -mile
fay, 1-2 mile relay, i
410, 2jO,-S80, and mile.
High .school division: IfRiile relav,
1-2 wifi H 1
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BARGAINS in Mill Ends, ginghams
121-2 cents, prints TT to 121-2
cents. A. Q. Findley, flit Stoat Cali-
fornia street. (jl5, tf)
HAVE CASH BUYER foe _fottr-or-
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Look The Following
Over
1024 Buick 4 touring
1920 Buick 6 touring
1922 Buick 6 sedan
1922 Studebaker touring
1924 Chevrolet coupe
1924 Chevrolet roadster
CASH OR TERMS!
H..L. Simpson
i Prise place
63.00 two i
Bowls foarf <ith
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
TO
DO SOT SBGLBCT TODS
Fire Insurance
Let Us Advise You the Amount
of Insurance You Should Cany
On Your Property.
Oldest Insurance Agency
In Gainesville.
H. E. BERTRAM
General Insurance
Hut to Majeetia
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No ad for less than 30c. 10 words or more, S dnySi 1
one week, 5c per word. Special rates by the nwtoth.
iSome Coid Weather
I Garments
Elm Lodge No. 74,1. 0. 0. F.
Initiatory work first Mon-
j day night each month; 1st
f degree second Monday; 2nd
I degree, third Monday; 3rd degree,
fourth Monday. Hall, 102 North
Dixon St. "
J. Ralph Bell, N. Q.; F. H. Leach, R S
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hi^h hurdles, shot put, discus throw, and demand—be
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school division:
dasli, 'j20-yard high hurdles.
Feature event, tj’ tf! r ■
'•N dlgy^events: University division:
4 miles relay, 1-mile relay, 1-2 inihs
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HENRY LONS & SON—General
Clement St, r.^one 839-J. (jl2,tf)
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Acme Cleaners
AND DYERS
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SPLODGES
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Call at
north
Hinton & Holman’s gin, on West
Broadway. (f!8)
FOR SALE—Seven-passenger Buick
Touring Car, in good repair and
first class condition; a bargain. Ap-
ply at Register office or phone
310. (tf)
FOR SALE—Good 5-room house, all
conveniences, large lot facing south
and east, paved street, good concrete
walks; two blocks to car line, close to
good schools, excellent neighborhood;
in Sherman, best school town in Tex-
as The owner will sell at * ba
1017 East King St., Sherman,
as.
Hfrtl&y Dinner
For Fred Daum
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Mrs. Fred Daum, 1312 East Cali-
fornia ptreet, entertained Tuesday
evening with six o’clock dinner, hon-
oring her husband’s birthday. About
six couples, intimate friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Daum, were present, and
following the dinner, the evening was
Spent in pleasant conversation and
other interesting diversions.
“—
Theodore Nicholas and
ABSTRACTS and
FARM LOANS
COMPLKTK ABSTRACTS OF
AU LANDS AND TOWN
LOTS IN COOKX CO.
Wa made a specialty of
Land Ttttoa
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house on
Wilson.
five-room house. James* R. Bell,
phinle-54d. ($il)
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Strayed or Stolen
STRAYED OR STf^EN—Last Wed-
nesday night a wMk afo, from my
’ace fivi nrfles Utot of Whitesboro,
-- Hue mule*, one -hone and one
'hattars on. Reward. J. M.
Odle, Rt. fl, Whitesboro, Tex. (»)
©1925 av l«rrx Fea rune Service. Inc
Great Britain rights rasfrved.
sonable Mrs. Callie
East Pecan St. • ; I ..
WANTED—To
Phone 380. ; ,
WANTED—Competent stenographer;
must be good it Shorthand and
typewriting. Give age and exper-
ience. Address "W* cam Register of-
fice. . . . (29)
—aeis^Bstemtoe—
WANTED—To buj
ties in the Cal
some twelvei mfil
Gainesville. Mi
Renter office, GatneevOH
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CLASSIFIED AUS
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Read Them Every Day—They Pay!
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The Classified Ada are read by thousands of persons sack day.
Every business firm and professional asaa should bo ropremated on
this page. Rates by the month are exceptionally raOOcnmlfle and
the results will satisfy. Ask thorn who are using the ehosified ads.
RATES ON CLASSIFIED ADS
Trinity Patrick Lodge'No. 7,
every - Thursday
night at Castle Hall, East
California St. at 7.30 o’- , .
Ska clock. Visitors welcome. Dear Pfeiffer: I received all of your
LISLE E. TIBBALfi, C. C.
R. s. BRAZELTON. K. R. S.
Belle Moon Chapter, No. 98,
Order of Eastern Star
Meets first and third Tuesday in eash
month. Masonic Hall, 101 Com-
merce St. Visitors welcome.
Mrs. Jesse Driver, W. M.
Mrs. Kate Atchison, Sec.
“The Beloved Brute”
Very Good Picture.
The attraction at The Palace Thea-
ter for Wednesday and Thursday is
• The Beloved Brute”, a Stuart Blade-
ton production by Kenneth Petkins.
■ In this Vitagraph presentation a very
J able cast can be seen, including the
! I lieautiful and dainty Marguerite de
. la Motte, Victor McLaglen, William
" Russell, Mary Alden and Staurt
Holmes, an array of artists that ia
hard to "beat.
At its initial showing this after-
noon “The Beloved Brute” seemed to
have pleased all who witnessed it
and no doubt will prove very enter-
taining to others who are fortunate
enough to view this production.
WERABAKER
'Chiropractors
Graduates of Carver School
Oklahoma City
Sm Hom k Caaou*a Am Stare
Ofiot Phone fill; Residence 770-W
C. C. Nance & Wife
Chiropractors
Over Duke A Ayeza. PboM 968
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I ittle Theatre Plafers
Go To Woodbine for Show
Members of the Cast of the Little
Theatre play “The Road to the city,”
which was presented on thre^ oc-
casions at local theatres by the ama-1
teur dramatic organization, together i
with Carey C. Shell’s orchestra, went
to Woodbine Wednesday afternoon
for the purpose of presenting the
play at that place Wednesday ^ven-
ing. I
The show is to take place in the
recently completed Rad Ware Con-
solidated school, which has a large
auditorium seating more than 350
persons, and having complete stage
equipment. This is tile first Cooke
county engagement filled by the Lit-
tle Theatre.
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NOTICE!
NOTICE TO BANKING CORPORA-
TIONS, ASSOCIATIONS AND IN-
DIVIDUAL BANKERS OF COOKE
COUNTY, TEXAS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Commissioners’ Court of Cooke Coun-
ty, Texas, will, on February 12,
1925, at their office in the court
house in Gainesville, Texas, receive
proposals from any Banking Corpora-
tion, Association or Individual Bank-
ii cr of this County to act as County
Depository of the County funds for
' i the years 1925 and 1926,
" GEORGE W. DAYTON,
1 -/t-x.- County Judge.
Gainesville, Texas, January 22nd,
1925. ‘ (d f!3)
NEARLY NEW—Brick bungalow, on
pretty boulevard, in Dallas. One
block car; large lot, excellent location.
Will exchange my $2420.00 equity for
half royalty or lease within reason-
able distance of Big Indian well.
IVrite Reuben Usher, 111 W. Jeffer-
son St., Dallas, Tex. (df3j wj29)
GAINESVILLE DAILY JHDGISTER
latoMi nd royul-
iaburg oil field,
DortneMt M
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« LEAVE DALLAS
Station, 700 Commerce atreet,
7J0j 8A0, 9J0, 10.30, 11J0 A. M.
nd 1X30. tpo, 2JO,'3AO, 4.30,
5.30, 6.30, 8.30 and 10.00 P. M.
The A30 ear to the laat one tear-
tag for Gaiaeeville. The 10 o’clock
car gon only to Lowirtlte. **
YOUR BUSINESS ALWAYS
APPRECIATED I
A. L. COFFMAN
relay, 1-4 miles relay, motley rela^.
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me^ey relay,
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relay, medley ^lay, +0,
life; • S' : fl?
Achjlenty division: 1-mpjt. re|ay.i'/
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Advertising fe the
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the man whoja h^
loo yard! somethmg to selfiarid
the man who desires
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PICTURE FRAM&fG
Schedule
Dallas-DAiton-Gaiaesvflle
and Fort Worth
RED BALL *
BUS LINES
LEAVE GAlHBSVIttE
Cunningham Bros. Drag Store,
phone 74, 6.20, 7.30, 8.30, 9.30,
1030 A M. and 12.30, 230, gjfl,
430, 7M P. M. All runs go to
Dallas, Denton, Fort Worth.
Fare to Dallas, 82.30; round trip
|4, good fbr thirty days. RM« with
fla and help maintain thia ece*
FOR SALE—My brick buaineaa blodc
containing three large store rooms
and the adjacent vacant lot, located
on East California street, eoraet
Schopmeyer street. Also my resi-
dence located in same block, No. 708.
J. T. Leonard, Gainesville, Tex. (dAw)
FOR SALE—White Leghorn baby
chicks and .hatching eggs from
heavy laying hens. Hillcrest White
Leghorn Farm. Box 8, Gainea-
ville, Texas. (j22-,d&wtf)
FOR SALE—1922 model Ford Road-
ster, also Ford Touring; balloon
tires. Nash-King Motor Co. (Ll)
FOR SALE—Hoosier cabinet, dining
table and chairs. Phone 779. (29)
FOR SALE AT ONCE—4-door FoM
Sedan, run 8 months; excellent w-
Chanical condition; has new tires and
spare tire, new battery, spot light and
other equipment; engine in perfect
condition and running order. This ctor
can be seen *t Register office or tele-
phone 316. E. R. Leonard. (dAw li)
Theodore Nicholas and
Miss Thompson Wed
Theodore Nicholas and Miss Jewel
Thompson were married at the par-
sonage of ti>e First Methodist church
Wednesday morning at 10 .oS^ock/
Rev*..tV. Harrison Baker, pastor of
the Dehton Street Methodist church,
officiating. i
The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Thompson of Hagerman, where she
numbers her friends by her acquaint-
ances.
The groom is the son of Mr and
Mrs. M. A.*Nicholas of Pottsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas will reside
near Pottsboro Where he is engaged
in extensive farming.
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Violott Liberty Club
Energetic Organuation-
the Vidroi^ Liberty Club will meet
witj» ^(rs. .Xeyj Winger on Feb. j 13
«« a demo1 '. ,
on saja^s. and; oppkery by Miss Own*
by, (county home demonstrator. This
is one .ot~ the most energetic clubs
the members having put up neaily
two thousand cans of fresh beef. Up
to Jan,' 19th (the club had preserved
825 cans of beef. Since that time,
the following <Bfqrk has beeif accom-
plished' Inr the members: Jan. 13th,
189 No. 8 cans fcr Mrs. Mabel Ktn-
eyp jan. I4th, 111 No. .d-cauZ&r
Mrs. JeweFGamer; Jan.' 15th, 111 No.
3 cans for, Mrs. Grace Williams;
Jan. 16th, 111 No. 3 cans for Mrs.
“Lena Williams; Jan. 20th, 123 No. 3
cans for Mrs. Fae Williams; Jan.
21st, 85 No. 3 cans for Mrs. Charm-
ian Odom; Jan. 21st, 84 No. 3 cans
for Mrs. Maude Ayres; Jan. 22, 87
No. 3 cans for Mrs. Bertha Hender-
son. This makes a total for the win-
ter, up to the present time, of 1,726
cans.
HAY AND OATS bought and sold. C.
Emmet Marshall, Gainesville, Tex-
as. Telephone 96. Over Piggly Wiggly'
Grocery. (j!9, tf) .
FOR SALE—Your ad in this column
will be read by thousand# of per-
sons every day. Result# an pleas-
ing and th# price is low.
FOR SALE—Real Chili. Wo make it
every day. None better. Jess B. ,
Rays, Grocery. Phones 54 A 55. (d!3) <
FOR SALE—Some choice oil leases
and royalties in the Callisburg oH
field. See C. H. Leonard at Regis-
ter office. (tf)
FORD CARS — Genuine Ford and
Fordson parts, tires, tubes, gas, oil.
New.Highway Garage. (f3)
FOR SALE — 1923 Model Ford
Coupe. In good condition. Phone
108._________________L, ,ln
FOR SALE—Hot Tamales.
W. G. Busby’s, next door
on
FOR SALE—My
street. H. E.
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8tnd ENSEMBLES. Beautiful Coats in all the new s tA,’;
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1THLETES PLM TO “
COMPETEiTMISTII %
By MOULTON COBB
Austin, Texas, Jan. 26.—Athletes
from all sections of Texas and the
Southwest are accepting invitations
to take part in the-first annual re-
day games of the University of
Texas, May 27, according to Alex
jWaite, assistant Longhorn football
coach and director of the meet.
> More than 400 invitations have
been sent to high schools, academies,
junior colleges, and universities in
the Southwest, and it is believed
that practically all of them will be
(represented here.
A? program consisting of field and
rtrack events and special relay fea-
turtefc- has beeh planned, and it is
probable that several athletes of na-
*t tonal reputation will be here) to
participate in the meet. It is be-
lieved that ' special railroad rales
will be Secured for this attraction.
The new memorial stadium, with a
seating capacity of 35,000, will be
the scene of these contests, and one
of the best tracks in the United
States has been completed for this
occasion. The 220-yard straight-
away, the feature of the track, is
thirty feet wide, five feet wider than
any other similar path in the south-
west. ’ The Width of the straight-
away* makes it possible for ten
athletes to run abreast and {hue elim-
inate the need for so many prelim-
inary heats.
W’ithin the concrete curbing in the
stadium field, practice pits have been
constructed at the north and south
vndsJand the exhibition pits for the
broad and high jump and the pole
-----.._.ybutt> have been placed bp ifie east
instratiqn a nJ jvest sides, rijnning parallel to
fiss O^r|tlte$ie section ’
’ Blowing is the program that has
bten krrxnged: -j, . . . ,
link between
Gainesville Lodge No. 210,,
A, f. * A. IL
(gj Meets every third Monday
8k - in each month.
Masonic Hall, 101 Com-
MbT merce street. Visitor# are
* welcome.
J. A. Thomas, W. M.
L. M. Wyatt, Sec.
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■ stock is broken.
• fit yqu while our shipment is fresh.
I The Ladies Shop
■ Misses Freshet
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FOR SALE—Setting eggs from
Winning Reds. First pen
SMd pen 8130. Lovell*
Gainesville, Texas.
J. O. Patterson
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,, North Dixon Street
sWiOAfBr
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Office Over SlddACs Drug Store
IIlf Telephone 260 ,
Bea.,>227 N. Denton St Phone 640
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“She’s a tear.”
“Some chicken.”
‘•Oft what A peach)”
“Ish’t she 4 bird!”
. But vthen we got alongside,
found she was a lemon.
For Rent
FOR RENT—House at 205 Gunter
St. Apply 12Q1 Witherspoon. (29)
FARM FOR RENT—438 acres; pas-
ture And orchard. James R.
Belt ... < (f3; wk It)
Investments
OIL INVESTMENTS—Parties hav-
/riei money to Invest in the new Big
----Indian oil field, some twelve miles
nrotheast ef #Gaine«viile, should sea
me #s I can more than likely place
yodr investment where you will have
a chance to be in the heart of the
field. Remember that an oil field
only covers a certain amount of ter-
ritory, so do not expect to make
much on an investment that ia miles
away bom. the real pool For further
information bn the Big Indian field
ste m® kt Rbgf#ter office. QH.Leon-
Hrd, phones 98 and 262. (tf)
Ford Cars. Trucks
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NEtr HIGHWAY GARAGE—Sells
-Ford.cart, trucks, genuine Ford afcd
-----1 parte, Goodyear tires, tubes,
oil; ■ W«<t OBfaniia street. ff3)
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LOST—Dark gviy overcoat, Saturday,
24th. Notify J. C. Diddle, Route 2„
Gaipeavflle, Texas. (d30; wk It)
IjOST-r-Largn, black leather, two-
handted Handbag, containing child’s
Return to Reg-
‘ j $5.00 re-
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Fra-
letters
tets. Reward for return.
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. and $23iir bflla; some email change.
Reward. Phone $80. Mrs. Aden*
Omtony;- j / • (rt)
LOST—SwaH package between J. R.
M. Patterson’# store and First Na-
tional Bank. Phon# 799. (29)
(IT WK SAID [
LIjniON BOOZE
Denver,\Colo., Jan. 26.—History
records th Ft Kit Carson, pioneer
scout of? the West, once wrote to
his friend, A. H. Pfeiffer, warning
him “if teur face ain’t well when I
see you next, you better look out,”
but history fails to record what was
wrong with Pfeiffer’s face.
The letter on display in the state
historical museum here, indicates
also that Carson might have been a
“dry” had he lived today.
Carson at the time he wrote the
letter was a colonel in the New Mex-
ico Volunteers, union troops.
The letter, in full, follows:
“Santa Fe, N. M-, May 8, 1863.—
letters but have been so busy and
have been knocking about so • that
I really had not an opportunity of
answering them.
“I have made out, signed, sealed
and delivered to Capt. Mink the deed
of the land made over to your boy
and I trust and believe that before
he arrives at man’s estate that it
will be a fortune to him.
“Should this news of the advance
of the Texans be untrue,' as I hope
it <s, we will all go to the Navajo
country about June 1. If it if-true,
I can’t say what will be done with
us. We are sure, in any case, to see
active service soon, so try all you
can to get your horses in condition
and take the field.
“I leave here on Monday
Garland to see that Eaton h
property for which he i#
able, as he has been disc
the president. This I don’t wi
\to tell any person until the c
published. I will stop a coi x
days in Tao# going and coming and
this I am very glad of, as my fam-
ily are not as well as I could? wish.
I hope, however, that all will be
well shortly.
“I havp been making inquiries of
every [x>rson who ha# seen you and
they all tell me that your face is not
yet well and that you are again
drinking. When will you learn
sense ♦ Cin’t you try and quit tehia-
key for a little white, at least until
you get your face cured! • If your
face ain’t well when I me yon next
you had better look out.
“There is no new# of interest from
the states. By next mall wo expect
to hear of a big fight on the Poto-
mac.
‘Remember me kindly tel Mr#.
Pfeiffer, also what I say about your
drinking. Yours truly,
“C. CARSON.
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Wanted
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NEW HIGHWAY GARAGE—handles
Ford can genuine Ford and Ford-
son parte, accessories, tire# and
tubes.- ■ (f8)
WANTED—Dreuninking. Pries# ren-
4 ------ .. 72o
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ba/ a good milch
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STOP! Don’t refuse that; party
invitation. Our cleaning ar dye-
'll
ing will give you practically a
new drest. - )5 •
• Spotless Cleaning—Permanent
Dyeing—Tailored Pressing”
LOST—Large, black leather,
handled Handbag, <'“^1
and ladies’ clothes; name of Mrs. E.
Ml Fulton ta same. ------- -
ister office and receive
ward. . / 5 ...
LOST—Educational Research
tenrity Pin. Thrte Greek
with pearl
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LOST—Beaded purse; between
Phone 340.
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Rooms for Rent
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FOR RENT—Two furnished light
housekeeping apartments. Tele-
phone 32 or 1067. (nl3,tf)
FOR RENT—Two front rooms, fur-
nished. 402 South* Lindany. Tele*
phone lltfl-W. (nl3,tf)
FOR RENT—Furnished Martmento.
Mr#. Qurfia. Phone 1010-W. f^Atf)
FOR RENT—Ftet Phone 4M. (drtjtf)
FOR RENT—Three-room apertment,
well furnished. Mrn. Mattie Ram-
sey. Phone <&L Jc .. .. (J8» tf)
FOR RENT—Nice bed roenu 318 N.
Dixon, Phope 8034.^ ; Z (jl5,«)
FOR RENT—Three a 'unfurnished
rooms. Phone 432. ,
; Miscellaneous '
SERVICE --
ride, Call Ljde Service Oar, phone
492. New Nash Sedan. ** w
country, day or night. < Station 0
King Motor Co.
THE NEXT TIME you need
lamp glotee. call nA We •
son
Light Go^ phone 81. Ws ^dte
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Leonard, J. T. Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 36, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 28, 1925, newspaper, January 28, 1925; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1323069/m1/4/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.