Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 174, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 5, 1929 Page: 6 of 10
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Hauling of Trash
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Monroe Hopkins
Players
Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Etc.
Special Tools for Flower Gardens
i Alamo Storage Co.
Across from City Hall.
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TliursdoaMnorning hauling trash in
1 the spsmgxcleanup And all citizens
’ of Dentonare urged to have their
trash really by that time, Dr. F. E.
Piner saM Tuesday The wagons
wll go up each street only one time
and Umm» who do not take advan-
tage of the free service furnished
by tlu* city will be compelled to
have their trash hauled at their
own exjiense. Piner said.
"We hope to see a sack or box
in front of rach home in Den-
ton. as we want the cleanup to be
as thorouuh as possible,*' lie said.
•This measure Is not only In the
interest of civic attractiveness, but
also of public health and comfort.
Cans and trash provide breeduig
places for flies and mosquitoes and
we want to have them removed
before the breeding season starts.
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Are the principal factor* in
a Job of cylinder reboring and
grinding presided over by OM-
oline Ike. We are equipped to
turn the trick with the tools
and machinery moat efficient
for the purpoee And we realize
the responsibility of such en
undertaking
Handy Motor Co.
Dependable Font Dealers
Phone 440 Denton. Texas
Do Not Let Your
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Kight here we might sav that the basis of COI.D8 and INI
ZA Is poor elimination. Normal activity o( the exeretnry or
the best health insurance one can possess.
CfliROPHACTIC and CUbONIC itlHKMTIONA »>H MUMjuM
strengthen the physical resistance, prevent and enre INFLUINRA.
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at tladr own txpoi.v- One man
U-k-phoned Tueaiay morning to
make certain of the data, saying he
got the dates mixed last year and
it coal him >5.
Seeing her brother inaugurated
as president of the United States
was the honor of Mrs. Mary Hoover
Leavitt, from Santa Monica, Calif.
Mrs. Leavitt is pictured above. She
was among the thousands of Wash-
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Lew than THREE of every two hundred of
our patient* have had influenza during th*
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teical laboratory here and
j University, is the first man
to the world to pierform two of the
nost delicate operations ever at-
One was an operation on a rat
>efore birth, without harm to the
mother of the young and the other
vas the removal of the membrane
H > Ash egg. the sire of a pin-
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Mtched fish, which afterward de-
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All That the Name implies.
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sal problem of the day, which 1> of vital concern to
and fraternal imurance rocieliea is to lower the auto
lental deaths Here are some atatlatlca along thia line
ysuranee policy in each 1.300 written ever become* a
anc« policy written, if maintained in force, become*
of Ulneaa every 30 aeconds. 130 every hour. 3 MO every
MMfatatly killed every 0 minutes, 10 every hour. MO
NT year: riO.000 persona are under sentence death
I 10 yean, 0.300.000 will die of dtaeoaflSklurtng
peraona each year, which is at the rate of 03
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No extraordinary Instruments
sere employed. A pair of very fine
cissors was Dr. Nicholas' prlnci-
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high school with Mrs. Masters, took
five students to Roanoke Monday
afternoon for trial work in decla-
mation against tiie Rounoke school,
preparatory for the annual coun-
ty meet to be held here March 14-
15-16. Those goirU; were John Lau-
derdale, Ae-nior ix>y, who won; Her-
bertine Morrjpon. senior gfr), who
lost to Roanoke; Everett McDuffie,
junior boy, who lost to Roanoke;
Clirisline Smith, junior g»ri, who
won; and Virginia Henderson, who
lost In extemporaneous speech.
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Special to ReconjrChro
SANGER, March 8/—'
of the Baptist Church__„
ing a week of prayer and
duct the services U the
Wednesday night.
The Good Che«r cn... <a
Flint Baptist Sunday Bchtfi
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It was Calvin Coolidge’s last pay
day as President. Mrs. K. A. Shea,
pf the treasury department, who
has ”pstd rdf several chief execu-
tives of other years, put on her
best bonnet and smile, and is seen
here as she arrived at the White
House to present the retiring Pres-
ident with his final salary check.
The Boston Store '
Sale
Good tools add pleasure to gardening; and help
make it more profitable. Phone us, or step in and see the
many fine, new Garden Tools we have this sprin^-*-every
one of which is guaranteed—and at very reasonable prices.
EVERS HARDWARE CO. "
Poultry Netting' and Supplies.
entific research a field hitherto
closed. Laboratory men. seeking a
knowledge of biological changes be-
fore birth in order to apply this
information ultimately for human
and animal benefit, have been han-
dicapped by inability to treat di-
rectly tile unborn young
In case of the rats their experi-
ments were somewhat clouded by
the necessity of working only with
the mother Whenever they did
something to her which affected
the young, tliey could only guess at
hc*v the changes were produced.
Before Dr. Nicholas showed how
to remove the fish egg membrane,
that coverink interfered with the
study of the embi-yo fish because it
produced chemical action that dis-
torted the experiments.
The methods demonstrated by
[ Dr. Nicholas make it possible to
study the time when the internal
gland* begin to form and to func-
tion. Some of these glands in
human biengs. after being a mys-
tery for centuries, recently have
b«en found to control important life
functions. By showing how to study
unboin rats directly. Dr. Nich-
olas raised the study of life’s be-
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E N JOY COLLEGE —
ON $30 A MONTH F
PULLMAN. Wash., March 5 —
You can be collegiate and get an
education on $10 a moilth and still
not miss a thing—if you know how.
Three st u de pt* of Washington
State college do just that- Carl
Ellingsen, varalty three-sport ath-
lete; Ralph Carlton, frosh- basket -
ball star and Kenneth Kadow are
the three musketteers who bag a
cheap education together
They get free room, light and
heat for caring for a furnace. Food
and incidentals total $30. Carlton
and Ellingsen earn $20 by work-
ing In the college gymnasium, while
Kadow s job as stage electrician In
the school auditorium nets the
other third of the expenses.
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L.r /tarn/ Trip] Y<
A special entertainment Iim-
ture to be glMn tn the College
of Industrial Art* auditorium
will be inchiled to, Uw enter-
tainment numbers for raising
funds to send a band from
Denton to the West Texas
Chamber of Commerce conven-
tion in El Paso, it was announ-
ced at the regular .meeting
Monday night the Denton Boos-
ter Club. The committee on
entertainment to provide funds
for the trip reported that the
use of the college auditorium
had been offered by Preaident
L. H. Hubbard for any Saturday
evening that might be aelected.
A double header spring foot-
ball game between the Teachers
College and Simmons Universi-
ty will be among the attractions
at the carnival to be given April
» to raise TuiMs PM the El
Paso trip, it was also announ-
ced A barbecue, carnival and
other attractions to be announ-
ced later will also be provided.
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Every cow is tuberculin tested.
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Try a Quart of Our Velvet Ice Cream.
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care and Mime inlHdlu*.
"They have to submit to re-
boring and grinding;
“We tackle the Job with an
ardor Intenalve;
"Onr method* are modern and
not too expensive!"
Ardor and
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ploration of its kind into the or-
der of mamals.
Regeneration, the power of cells
to reproduce parts which have been
destroyed, is another realm of re-
search whose boundaries are broad-
ened by the demonstrations. In-
vestigators already are taking ad-
vantage of them. In fact, a few
weeks after Dr. Nicholos succeeded
in removing the covering of the
young fish. Dr. Armstrong at
Wood's Hole. Mass, working inde-
pendently and without knowing
what Dr Nicholas was doing, dem-
onstrated the feasibility of the same
operative method.
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Romance and laughter with an American c<
the aighta and nights of Paris.
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THE SERVICE GROCERY
COOPERTIRES :
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opportunity to listen in on UuTprfllk fc ,
idential Inauguration.
___________ Perwnals
Mr end Mrs. J. T. Richardson
and little son, Johnnie Lee vteited
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cogjfn at Bol-
ivar
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wadley and
daughters of Waxahachie vlji* *
the Robert Ashley home.
Mrs. Robert Ashley Is very
and is growing weaker.
Ollie Andrews and Miss MflO
Farrar of Waxahachie spent <wfl
week -end with Mr and M^TaBWV
Ashley.
Mrs. C. S Gary, Jlmmydene and
Price Smith, and Miss Lona Ora-
ham Gary were in Gainesville.
Mrs. Clyde Wilson and children
of Denton are visiting her parents.
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Milligan. -
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moore and
Mrs. Pierce of Fort Worth
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Gary,
Mrs. Lee Douglass andrai
Rice of Denton visited Dr. w
J. C. Rice. „ . «
Mr. and Mrs. A C. McG*
Mrs. Roy Atkins of Sltgfl!
here Monday. .
Mrs. Herbert Haughton M
Cora Louise Haughton 1JB
•worth visited MY. and^
Haughton. . ;■
Mr. and Mrs. Seth W. ill
Fort Worth visited ,Dr bn
J S. Stubbs. , ■
M. A. Crockett visited M
in Melissa.
Mrs. J. G. Forester and son Wil-
bur v sited in Paris and Deport.
Miss Katherine Jackson of Port
Worth \Lsited her parents here..
Mrs. T. P Wheeler and son. Nor-
fitet. of Port Worth, ate visiting
her parent*, Mr. and Mrs. T. 3.
King.
Five members of the family of
Rev. F. A. Tippen have the mumps.
Miss Myrtle Newton was in Sli-
dell
Mrs. Leo Atkins of Bernard visit-
ed Mrs. Marshall Coggin.
Miss Genevieve Rice was aick
Monday. Mrs. W. F. Burroujh*
taught In her place at school. *;
Mr and Mrs. H E Crawford and
sons of Ardmore. Okla., spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jflflfle
Smith. I .’.Auk..
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith of
, arjgPT! FoxwortkGalbraith
DUCKing Dixxicos ana tw wcwi iof
the rodeo, a brilliant aut
hlbit and one of the 1
stock and agricultural di
presented here is proml
managemei..
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Whipping Cream- ,. , Creamery
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you he knows thatt the proper compuonding is just
as-eaaential as a proper diagnosis. _ j
Your wants and the doctor's expectations will
be fulfilled in our prescription department. 1
We employ only registered men and graduates
of pharmacy to administer to your sick ones.
We select oqr pharmaceuticals and chemicals
according to denendabilUy and- purity not because
we could buy them eheap otherwise at the expense
’ of quality. J
Let us bo your Pharmacist as you select your
Physician, because w< know you get the bestv
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the growth-promoting vitamins, cheese is especially
valuable. Cheese is exceptionally rich in all of these
factors and the Intelligent mothers should saa that
her growing boy* and grls have at least one oungea
day.
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Instill new beauty in your last spring suit, «oat, drfss,
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North Toxas Protective Association
“Service that makes friends, •
Value that hold* them.”
F. B. HUEY, Mgr.
OatlaflM patient* mbS
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aiMl vegetable plant* on Mart
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be entertained by Mme*. T. o
Wilson. D. C. Ohara and
Richardson Monday aftetnifl*
2 o'clock in the class room.
F. A. Tippen is teacher of the 1
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Oilea wtl
tertain the stewards of the M
edirt Church and their famllte
night.
Tho Senior Missionary go
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