Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 194, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 30, 1924 Page: 4 of 4
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PHARMACEUTICALS
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VIOLA DAMA
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“DON’T DOUBT YOUR
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28.12; May—; July 27.99; Octobet
28.15; December 27.98; January—.
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PRINTING
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Office Supplies
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Public Weigher’s
Race, Overlooked
In Election Report
Through an unintentional oversight,
the complete vote in th$ public
weigher’s race of Precinct No. I was
mt printed in Tuesday’s Register. It
follows:
Robb
Gray
Loyd-----
I*ace
Shady
ister stating the government and the
nation are horrified and sorrowful
over the killing of Vice Consul Im-
bpe and that every endeavor is being
made to find the guilty parties who
win be severely punished.
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: We Will Fill Your Prescription as
by
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IS DUTY
TO TELL THE FACTS
' so much to metww(*«<wMw«w*(wl<ww~Mww.
ived health that. »■ .....
well as a pleas-
to recommend appre-
ciative statement of ~ ~~ ~
well-known resident
street, San Antonio
“About a year i
and digestion got i
I soon became badb
(alotaLs
for the liver
Beware of
the gemdM la 10c and 36c pack*
agea bearing above t—*--1_
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strength Taalac is certainly without
an equal.”
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug-
gists. Accept no substitute. Over
40 million bottles sold.
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* Coffee
Teheran, Persia, July 30.—(Associ-
ated Press)—The’ newspaper Iran
officuHSfement from today publishes a letter from the for-
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ire of ImDrie
It is Better to Be Safe Than Sorry. * See
CHEVROLET First
been made to the United States by
tion of guns on American battleships
to increase their range of fire, it was
learned here today.
Leo M. Kuehn C
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S.S.S. stops
Rheumatism
*lUf Rheumatism is all gone. I
IVi feel a wonderful glory
again in the free motion I used
to have when my days were
younger. 1 can thank 8. S. 8. for
itaUl Donot
dos© your
eye»rand
| think that
I health, free
■wf W 1 motion and
y ’ / strength ar©
k S°ne !<<>m
you forevert
It is
to h|
the
, the
undergoes J a
re. Everything
’-strength. fBla
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f YGss Dixie Rhea returned
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with r.eMtivee near Itasca.
B|H y^’ollie Wiggins of Chicago is
arMyOrf fa arrive tonight to visit
relatives for «■*■'"?1 wenks- \ ,
Mrs. Ethel Snodgrass of Bonham
is the guest nf Mr. and Mnf. Gebhard
Thonuui*
Mi— Lucy Belle Usleton of J>*llas
is here visiting relatives and fr/endn
for several days. ’ !
Misses Nell and Rut£ Wi®iaV“
have returned from an extended visit
with their grand parents. Mr. anti
Mrs. L. P. Sears of Whitewright,|
Texas.
C. A- Doudrick. president of Th<
Big Indian Oil Company has return-
ed here from a trip to his home at
Kansas City Mr. Ikmdrick is well
pleased with the prospects of getting
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Mrs. DeWitt Ray of Dallas Is visit
There’s the long, long que& for the
exadt blending of these fine coffees
to create the flavor that is “Good
' to the Laft Drop.”
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minus sufficient I
a long list of
autism is one oL
is the great blood-cleanser, blood-
lystem strengthener, and
ivigorator.
8. & 8. is sold at all good
drug stores in two sixes. Tho
larger siss is more economical.
• C C ^he World’s Best
llwowl TftoodMedidne.
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• A tonsil party fer Mrs. Lib 1 ash,
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giverTby Mre. Tilford Moots yietei lUy,
th’ 13th.
It seems like th’ hardest thing mime
folks do is say -Good mornin’.”
Tanlac Vegetable Pills for consti-
pation; made and recommended by
the manufacturers of Tanlac.
Just aglow with
health—kids who eat
Kellogg’s' Coro Flakes*
And how they love ’em!
Get genuine Kellogg’s Corn
Flakes—say the name in fulL
Kansas City Liyestodc
Kansas City, July 30—Cattle—Re-
ceipts 8,000; calves 1,500, early sales
yearlings stmng; grass fed slow
opening around steady; top matured
steers early sales $10.65, early bulk
native' steers $8.25 to $10; beef cows
mostly strong; light vealers -strong,
stockers and feeders firm.
Hogs—Receipts 6^500; shippers mar-
ket 10c to 25c lower; bulk desirable
180- to 275-lb. averages $10.40 to
$10.65. 140- to 150-lb. averages $9.65
to $10.
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Brothers
Strong, durable
Luggage is an Essential wt or a
man’s vacation. Here will be
found Traveling Bags that you
can take real pride in and at the
same, time be assured that you
have the sort that will last . '*
VACATION
LUGGAGE
jentiai pa?t of
Fort Worth, July 30.—Under liberal
cattle receipts the market waB slug-
gish and 15e to 25c lower on steers
and calves. Carbtle receipts amount-
ed to 5,000 head. Calves were steady
with 2XJ00 here.
Hogs lost 25c to 50. Only 1,000
head arrived, including 600 direct to
a packer.
The market on sheep and lambs
was active and steady with no choice
lambs here but good sorts bringing
$11.25. Receipts were 100 head.
CATTLE — Beeves $3.50—8; stock-
ers $3.00—5; cows $2J>0—4.00; heifer*
$3.00—7; bulls $2.50-4.00; calves $2
6.50; canners $1.50—1.75; yearlings
$3.50-8.
HOGS—Medium $10—10.25; mixed
$9.75—10.00; light $0.50—10.00; com-
mon $7.00—8.00; pigs $6—9.
SHEEP and LAMBS—Lambs $8.50
—12.25; vearlings $7.00—9; ewes $6
—6.50; culls $1.00—2.00; goats $2.00
—3.00; wethers $7.00—7.25; stacker
sheep $3.00—5.00; feeder lambs $Q—
8.00.
Liverpool Cotton
I Jverpool, July 30. ^-Futures open-
ed firm, unchanged Jo 6 lower.
Marvh 16.27; May 16j
Octodier 16.79; Decern
nary J6.32. t
Future* closed qubl,
er. March 16.13; Ma;
18.73; October 16.0n;
.January 16.21. ,
London, July 30.—(By Associated
Press.)—According to the Morning
Post, the Persian legation here is in
receipt of an *
Teheran declaring that, contrary to
other advices, the Persian police made
a great effort to rescue Major Robert
Tmbrie, the American vice consul who
was killed by a mob in the Persian
capital on July 18. One policeman
was killed in this endeavor and sev-
eral were injured, it is stated.
Good to the Last Drop
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Friday and Saturday
JOHN GILBERT
IN
“ROMANCE RANCH*’
SNUB POLLARD
IN
“THE OLD SEA DOG”
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9 to 132 low-
ly 15.98; July
; December—;
Spots steady, 41 iip- demand lim-
ited. \
Sales—i'.OOQ, American 2,100.
Imports—2,000. American 500,
Middling 19.17.
Local Produce
( Prices prevailing July 23)
Roosters, per lb — 05c
Eggs, per doz. 18c
Hides, per lb------------------03c
Springs, per lb. — 15c to 18c
Hens, per lb. ---------1------12c
Turkeys, ptr lb. 10c
Geese, per lb. 4c
Ducks, per lb. —_J_—— 10c
Cream, per pound 32c
Butter per lb - 18c
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run-down. My
apd the
little I did eat failed to nourish me.
me nearly all
A bilieta spells
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New .York Cotton
New York, July 30.—Futures open-
ed barely steady, 5 lower to 30 up.
March 28JO; May 28.35; July—; Oc-
tober 29.15; December 28-25; Jan-
uary 284)0.
Futures closed steady. 66. to 75
lower. March 27.70; May 27.78; July
—; Octooer 27.25-27; December 27.55-
58; January 27-46-47^
New Orleans Cotton
New Orleans, July 30.—Futures op-
ened steady, 3 up to 5 lower. March
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Persians Declare I
jffiadeto^
Chicago Grain
Chicago, July 30.—Grain futures
finished irregular on the Board of
Trade today.
Wheat prices averaged lower most
of the day on improved Canada news
and lower cables but near the close
after liquidating pressure had eased
up prices rallied and firmed on sub-
sequent buying by Eastern houses.
Corn rallied with wheat near the
close and during the last few min-
utes of trading recovered rapidly,
cutting the net loss for the day on
new crop months to a fraction. Crop
news was good.
Contrary to general sentiment oats
WANT ADS
Too Late to Cla—ify
FOR SALE—Dodge Sedan; One sef
of Harvard Classics, 50 volume*.
Phone 362 or 651. (*2)
WANTED—To buy small house to be
moved. Phone 197. (*2)
WANTED AT ONCE—Girl to wait
on table at Cottage Boarding Hoxise,
Nocona, Texas. Good wages, board and
room furnished. Pay railroad fare if
necesary. C. H. Smith, manager.
Phone 19, Nocona. (d&w 1)
FOR RENT—Four-room-house in 400
block North Ritchie street. Apply
Dr. R. C. Whiddon. (aS)
SCHAD&PULTE
: Eut Side “ .1
THEMANHATTAN CLOTHIERS
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at Teague Company’s
COMMUNITY SALE
FRIDA Y
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to™ PRICES
BREAKUH. Y.
New York, July 30.—(Associated
Press—)Cbtton prices broke $5 a bale
today from yesterday’s close on re-
ports of rain in the southwestern
states and a* belief that the Texas
crop was not injured as much as by
dry weather as had been indicated.
October sokk M tow as 28.05.
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f J. M. Freeman,
.of 307 Camden
.Texas.
ado my stomach
all out of fix and
appetite went back Ion me i
JlfaKl- T JIJ L*La
Constipation troubh
the time and I also
and attacks of dizxi
“My sleep was unsound and I
up mornings with a mean siekei
taste in my mouth and a dull hi
ache that lasted me almost thro
the day. ' I lost considerable wd
and that tired, draggy feeling wa
me,all the time. S
“After a few days' use of Kai
1 noticed a marked improvenkM
my appetite, digestion and general
condition. So I took, four bottles and
bv that time I was carting as hearti-
ly as I ever did and digesting every
thing fine.
“My liver went to work right, my
headaches stopped and I was able
to sleep like a log. I had gone
down to only 143 pounds, but I am
now a strong man of 215 pounds,
and my health is the best it has
A friend of mine
took four bottles of Tanlac at the
same time I did and got fine results,
too. As a builder of health and
W- -
finished shaiply irregular.
Provisions sold off with hogs and
cables.
Closing quotations:
Wheat—July 1341-2; September
131.78; December 13434.
Corn—July i.11 5-8; September
1.08; December 98. .4 <
Gate—July 53 5-8; September 49;
December 517-8.
have established a reputation. They are so constructed
that they will take the hardest kind of ground. They are
light draft and easy to operate and will turn under and
caver all the weeds and do first class work. We pell them ;
on an absolute guarantee to give entire satisfaction. No I
trouble to show you. Our prices and terms are right.
.01,109
TJ OMANCE lies within the cir-
JLV de of your cup of Maxwell
House. That * fragrant aroma
breathes of Araby and distant sun-
wrapped lands where the fineft
coffee is grown.
There are visions of the great ships
breaking foamy miles to bring the
treasure home.
Featuring Next
Week:
> 12 SIZE, 7-
Jewel Elgin’s
in green and white gold
ST - - $12.50
An attractive selection of
Ladies* Watches from $10
to — $250.00
Let us talk the watch prob-
lem over with you.
LM. MOODY
JEWELER - OPTOMETRIST
8 East Califoraia St.
We use E. R. Squibb & Sons Chemicals
Parke Davis & Co’s.
Ell Lilly & Co.
H. K. Mulford’s
And all the reliable manufacturers products.
THEY COST YOU NO MORE!
WAITS BROS.
DAVIS BROS. MOTOR (
w. L, DAVIS BERT H. DAVIS GLVW (
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MEN’S
Straw Hats
been in years.
Support Given Him (
Being unable to personally express *
my sincere thanks to the people of
Cooke county who helped me to vic-
tory in my race for county clerk, 1
take this method of reaching you
The vote that you gave me will in-
spire me to always serve the pub-
lic to the best of my ability and thi*
wlil be done with malice toward noue
awl justice to all.
Your public servant,
(d-w) GUY TURNER.
To The People
Of Cooke County
I wish to express my appreciation
to every man and woman in. Precinct
1 who voted for me for public weigh-
er on July 26th. I also want to
thank the cotton farmers who brought
their influence to bear on the people
in Gainesville, for I believe their help
made it possible for me to receive a
substantial lead over my numerous
opponents. ■ i >
CHESTER J. ROBB.
In the protort Gnat Britain
States would be a violation of the
8. 8. S. is Wliti
When you increai
four red-blood-ce:
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C. A. Doudrick. president of Th«
Bi* Indian Oil Company has return-
Kansas City
oil well at Callisburg.
eonard is in Fort Worth on
business today.
Mr*. DeWitt Ray of Dalls* is visit- I
ing Miss Lucy Bradley on East Cal- -
ifornia street.
Orville Ward of Fort Worth is here
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Leonard, J. T. Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 194, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 30, 1924, newspaper, July 30, 1924; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1330053/m1/4/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.