The Commerce Journal. (Commerce, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, June 4, 1920 Page: 2 of 8
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THE COMMERCE JOURNAL, COMMERCE, TEXAS, JUNE 4, 1920.
COMMENi
*ET.S
ORPHANS HOME
SAVE MOIVEV
WE HAVE A STOCK OF EXCEP-
YOU 'LL WANT TO
ARE
OUR PRICES
SPECIALS
SPECIALS
SPECIALS
SI
r
NADINE TOILET ARTICLES
PALMOLIVE TOILET ARTCLES
SPECIALS
■
LAST CALL ON TENNIS SHOES
1
Ladies’ Silk and Voile
WAISTS
Life
Kills Rats
Was a
Misery
THE PRICES
$1.85 Voile waist!
$5.00 Silk and Voii*
,..$5,69
$8.00 Georgette
and
INDICTED FOR
$14.00 Georgette
MISUSING MAILS
Lat
Popular Music - 10c
Ice Cre*
Cones 3 tor 10c
Good Fresh
dy - lb. 30c
SATURDAY, JUNE 5th
to
SATURDAY, JUNE 12th
I
WANT AMERICAN
MONEY IN MEXICO
Comes in
other food.
need not
sick head-
bloating or
., 5c
5c
15c tu 50c
__15c
15c
5c and. 10c
These Waist- are 11*<« very be.-t quality and flie
Latest Styles. They were bought for this Sale
Only and we want you to notice
THE SPECAL PRICES WILL POSITIVELY
BE FOR THIS SALE ONLY,
THE PLACE TO BUY THINGS FOR LESS IS AT THIS STORE.
T10NALLY CHOICE MERCHANDISE, A HOST OF BIG VALUES AND WE KNOW
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS REALLY BIG BUYING OPPORTUNITY.
RIGHT.
60c Water Pail
50c Water Pail
$1.00 Krooni —
75c Broom .
65c Broom
75c Garden Kake
SPRING AND SUMMEM HATS
We have a nice a.-sort men “tor Boy •
from 2 to 15 years old.
All Druggists
L«
$10.69
A beautiful lot of two tone embroidered and
beaded fronts.
25c
25c
$1.29
$3.69
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Goldsworthy’s
The Original “Home of Low Prices”
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The Cafeteria boarding house has
been bought by Mrs. W. C. Carr.
The Cafeteria is being partitioned
into rooms and will be used as a
boarding house.
Mrs. W. G. .Murray and children,
Dan and Lenora, Roy Murray, Jim
Fuller and wife and Jim Murray of
Sulphur Springs visited here today
and attended the closing exercises at
the College.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Locklear of Ft.
Worth spent Sunday the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Knight.
Pierce's^
in tablet
nature's tonl
tone of the
the liver and
nerves, strengthening
Mrs. F. M. Jones, of
timer, Okla, writes:
••Psqn the time 1 en-
womanhood
(J with dread
to the
$1.50 Ladies’ Silk Hose $1.29
35c
Any fool knows enough to carry
an umbrella when it rains, but
, / '7 , the wise man is
he who carries
lone when it is
only cloudy.
Any man will
eend for a doctor
when he gets
bedfast, but the
wiser one is he
who adopts
proper measures
before his ills
During a hard
one
- CERTI
Teachers’ certi
ed to the followi
SECON
(Fira
Barnes, Luc
Biggers, La
Bigony, Ira
Blankenship
Brice, Beat
Connelly, B
Dodson, Du
Goode, Gen
Hackney, H
Hinton. L .
Jones, Viol:
London, Cla
Martin, Joh
Morgan, In:
Morris. Fay
Proctor, Phi
Reynolds, E<
Reyunlds, J<
Stokes, Non
Tucker, Gua
Walker. Gui
Wallace, Im
FIRST
(S««»
In the Spring Time AN S. 0. S. CALL
FROM BUCKNER
and mice—that's RAT-SNAP, the old
cakes—no mixYag
Your money back i
25c size (1 cakw
try, Kitchen or CeL
cakes) for chicken
small buildings. 4L'_ , ,
enough for all farm and out-build-
I___nJ!___a.___ . • •» •• »
tory buildings. Sold and guaranteed
merce Drug Co.
Anderson, Oil
*ker. Grady
Biker. T. E.
Barrier, Herb
Barrier, Jewe
Beavers, Salli
Berry, Bessie
Blankenship, 1
Blevins, John
Breckenridge,
Bridges, Theh
Brooks, Willie
Cargile. Mary
Cooper. Vera
Colley, Maggu
English, C. T.
Elmore, Florei
Folkes, Cecil
Fester. Bertha
Hart. John
Henslee, King
Hinton, Mrs. E
Hogan, Ines
Hood, Morris 1
Houston, D.-W
Houston, Fann
Hudson, Stella
Hyde, Horace
Johnson. Berni
Jones, Clarenci
Killingsworth,
Killough, Winn
LaRue. M. H.
LaPrade, Leia
Lqwson, Stella
Le^is, Essie
Mattie
Mccqndon, Rol
Marshall, Ola
.Martin, Ethel
Martin, Mary
Massey, Jackso
Miller, Mildred
Moody. Cecyle
Murdoch. Clara
Nash, Walter C
Nelaon/Hobert
Nelson, Katy Li
Parker. John A
Perry, Mattle
Reynolds, Eula
Rogers, B. G.
Shurtleff, Lueff
Spurgurs, Anni<
Stephens, Ailci
dwindle, Eva
* wjynas. I illin
WSilace. .Mildr
Wheeler, Bonn
Whitaker, Vev:
Williams. Hoyt
Wilson, Byrd
50c Men’s Silk Hose _35c
25c Men’s Hose .. 19c
25c Hair Brush ...19c
15c Wash Ties 10c
Men’s Hose _ 15c
10c Palmolive Bose Bath Soap two
for 15c
15c Electric Shades .all col. 10c
IOc Colgate Shaving Soap 2 for 15c
CURTAIN SCRIM
25c Excellent Qual. Curt, scrim ffle
STRAW HATS
Men’s and Boys’ Straw hat.-25n
Ladies’ Vest_________....29<*
Ladies’ Vest ._19<*
Ladies Hose 19C
Ladies Hose 15C
MEXICO CITY, MAY 31—Pro-
posals for the importation of United
States paper and metal money for the
purpose of solving Mexico’s monetary
problem have been approved by the
American Chamber of Commerce, it
was announced last night. They are
being considered by the confederation
of chambers of commerce of Mexico.
Aluminum Ware
$2.50 Percolator -$1.98
$2.25 Stew Kettle $1.98
75c Stew Pan 494“
50c Stew Pan --39<*
5Hr Dipper 39<
Guaranteed 99% Pure Aluminum
w personal check for a liberal amount.
I and then use your influence to get
| others to come to our help.
I SECRETARY.
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II I ... 1 10)1
1 ■ from one mol
■I S next. 1 si.ffercd'fcith my E I
S I back and bearing-down R I
U pain, until 1 fe to me was I aJ
■ a misery. I would think I ■
K 1 could not endure the H
■ pain any longer, and 1 R
Byi gradually got worse. . . y ly
■I ■ Nothing seemed to help ■ |
l|| U me until, one day, • * • II |
■I R I decided to ■ j
■l TAKE 11
CARDUI
, Tne Woman’s Tonic
•‘I took four bottles,’’
'■| Mrs. Jones goes on to Bi
Hi I say, "and was not only IIRI
gftJ greatly relieved, but can U|L
|l H truthfully say that I have !
» H not a pain. . . |i'|
I IB " It has now been two ■ I
H| H years since I took Cardui, HI I
and 1 am still in good
■ ■I health- • • i*ou,dad' ■:
I Hl I vise any woman or girl IIQK
iH to use Cardui who is a J gj
Im] sufferer from any female uM
IfU trouble.*’ M |
■I ■ If you suffer pain caused ■ I
Sig from womanly trouble, or E |
HH if you fee' the need of a B I
■ II R00*1 strengthening tonic ■ I
|M to build up your run-down liy
111 aystem, take the advice MH
|H of Mrs. Jones. Try Car- HH
IM* dui- 11 he,f'ed her We ■■
IH believe it will help you. RM
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Goggles
Cameo Rings
Fine Combs
Windsor Xi
Pencils,
Shoe Tacks
Carpet Tacks
Padlocks
Rubber Heel.-
Dog Collar
Key Rings
Churn Dasher 25c
Ladies' Shopping Bag 10c
Safety Pins 5c
Toilet Soap 5c
Jelly Glasses. Fruit Jar Caps.
Fruit Jar Rubbers
Men’s Bow Ties 15e
Barber Towels 15c
Fly Swatters __5c, 10c and 15c
Tooth Picks 5e
Alum. Salt and Pepper
Shakers 10c
Spring Curtain Rotis 10c
Brass Curtain Rotis 15c
Chair Seats--------------15c
Hair Nets 10c and. 15c
Shoe Strings, per pair---5e
Fishing Hooks, ]>er doz.----5c
Valencine Lace----------5c
Cluny Lace, per yard ..TM-lOc
Dress Snap 5®
Envelopes, per pkg.,----y_5c
Big School Tablet---------5c
Good Ink Tablet----------5c
Half Soles--------------25c
8-in File 25c
10-in. File 30c
Hammers 35c
Machine Oil-------------10c
Tea Spoons, per set-------25c
Table Spoons, per set-----50c
Men’s Garters------------15c
Toilet Paper 5c and 10c
Peroxide 15c
White Pearl Buttons, doz. __5c
Celluloid Hair Pins, doz —10c '
Talcum, 1-lb. can--------15c I
Crayola- 5c |
75c Tennis Shoes, all sizes 49c
$1.25 Cups and Saucwrs $1.00
$1.25 Plates 98<5
$1.50 Knives and Forks silver
plated $1.29
DALLAS, June 1.—William Live- I
zey, R. L. McCoy. George W. Strick- |
ler, J. H. Crow, H. S. Strickler, W. I
T. Carlton and Fred R. Kreiger, offi-ll
rials of the Little Motor Kar Com-
pany, were indicted by the Federal I
grand jury here today on charges of I
using the mails for fraudulent pur-1
poses. It is further alleged that the 1
officers received subscriptions on |
stock in the company for personal use
and gave out misleading statements !
concerning the capital stock of the ,
company.
The officials were first arrested
several weeks ago when charges were |
made that several thousand dollars
belonging to the company had been I
withdrawn from a local bank.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Alexander re-
turned Sunday from a few days visit
with relatives in Greenville.
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w/
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Kitchen Knives 10c
lev Tea Glasses, per se’.l.. 85C
Goblets, large size. [>er s*t $1.00
Turn Islers, per set 50c
Mmise- Tnil*.________3 ’Or 10c
Pearl Buttons 5c
Stove Polish 15c
Shoe Laces 5c
Talcum powder __10c, 15a. 25c
Ladies’ Hose. wht. and blit. 15c
Men’s Hose, wht. and blk 15c
Mvntkolatum 29b
Sewing Needles 10c
Crochet Keedles 5c
Lamp Burners 15e
Poet Cards. 5 fdrr&c
Tooth Pa.-te, Colgate’s 10c
Tooth Brushes 10c, 15i, 25c
Piper Napkins, per doz. 5c
Coat Hangers 5c and 10c
Vaseline 5c
Fine Torchon I-ace 5c
Crepe Paper IOc
Wax Butter Paper 5c
Wash Cloths 5c and IOc
Embroidery, per yard 5-10-I5c
Shaving Mugs z 15c
Ivory Nail File 15c
JajMUiese Hmtern 10c
Japanese Parsol 10c
Ladies' Handkershiefs 5c
Men’s Handk., red and Nne 10c •
Machine Needier, pkg. ____10c
Paint Brushes ... 10c to 50c
Butcher Knives 33c and 50c
Base Balls 15c
Twine, large size ball 15c
W hite Pearl Button, per dox 5c
15c
------15c 1
—ioc 4
25c JI
2 for 5c
Powder Puffs __5c, 10c and 15c
Ivory Picture Frame __15c-25c
Lamp Burners 15c
GOLDSWORTHY’S
WONDER STORE
The Old Reliable "HOME OF LOW PRICES" -I
over 50 years ago, now procurable
at any drug store; or send 10 cents
to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo. N. Y., for trial package.
The annual
rises this morni
of the 1919-19:
East Texas S
It has been a 1
tory of the in
of the growth
made during th<
be had from tl
there were but
graduating claki
were fourteen
there are fifty
whom were awi
’ The inei.1^
name of the eN
College, both a
is evidenced by
reived from th
Cleveland, Ohio'
entire output o
scljguL for use ii
President Bin
to be rongratul
work they are
N. C. is now we
and useful caret
reason to believ
years with its pi
agement it will
Texas schools.
Following is t
ered at the eomr
A COMFORT Yo STOUT PEOPLE
Men and women over normal
weight find ^oley Cathartic Tablets !
comforting becixte/eCAhe light, free |
feeling they brirtK 1
suffer from bilidrisnug
ache, sour stomach.
other results of indigestion^ because
Foley Cathartic Tablets give prompt
relief.
DALI.AS, June 2.—.When a ship at
sea and all is well there may be many-
lays during which there is no commu-
nication between it and the rest of
the world save news items of pass-
ing interest. Storms may be weather-
ed, engine troubles of mindr import-
ance yet there is no call for help. A
day finally comes when wireless sta-
tions along the shorthand on every
vessel within a thousand miles pick
up the wireless call for help; S. O.
S. Save Oh Save!
We have had no epidemic. The
children here in Buckner Orphans
Home are enjoying the same good
health as is usual here. Typhoid,
nor measles, nor "flu" nor anything
else untoward calls for extra sacri-
fices upon the part of surgeons and
doctors and nurses, or extra liberality
upon the part of the people to meet
the extra expense at such a time.
We have had no fire. Our build-
ings stand firmly on strong founda-
tions, and every door and window,
floor and ceiling, stairway and case-
ment is in place. Buildings nor con-
tents. furniture nor fixtures, neither
properties nor persons have been
burned; nor can we call for extra
giving upon the part of our friends to
repair or replace such loss.
We have not lost confidence’ in our
friends. They are everywhere in
great numbers, and they believe in
the work and workers here. We are
sure that there are many of them
who would gladly share a last dollar
or a last crust with these children.
W e believe that they are ready for
extra giving at every time extra
giving becomes necessary. Yet w-e
have no money for current support.
We saw- it coming; but the bank
sees it now and has notified us form-
ally that it is so. We shaft need
one hundred thousand dollars for the
rest of the Convention yearv but a
circumstance that is more to the point
is that we need twenty-five thmsand
dollars right now- as soon as ft can
possibly be sent in. Bills already
rendered and* outstanding obligations
amount to that much.
We have no fear but for the
proneness of some to feel that the
other fellow will make it al! right. It
cannot be made right unless you, be-
loved reader, make it right. So, if
you believe in the work, send us your
Egyptian Cream _ 50c
Nailinula Cream _50c
Nadine Face Powdw ___50c
Na<line Rouge 50c
2">c Pure Linen Napkin* at 15c each
These napkins are guaranteed Ihire
Linen, round and ifittiy stiufced
edge.
75c Litrhes' Driving Gkees*_____49c
25c and 35e Box Paper - 19c'
PR<
Music—Colleg
Processional.
"America" —
Invocation—P
Bridal Chorui
Maiden "—Cower
Address—Hon
“America th<
lence standing.
Awarding C<
and Trophies— 1
Benediction—1
become serious.
winter or the following spring
feels run-down, tired out. weak
and nervous. Probably you have
suffered from a cold, the Grip or
flu, which has left you thin, weak
and pale. This is the time to put
your system in order. It is time
for house-cleaning.
f A good, old-fashioned alterative
and temperance tonic is one made
of wild roots and barks, without
the use of alcohol, and called Dr.
Jolden Medical Discovery,
- liquid form. This is
w hich restores the
NPach. activity of
silliness to the
the whole
system. First put up by Dr. Pierce
Palmolive Soap 10c
Palmolive Talcum 25c
Palmolive Rouge 50c
Palmolive Lip Stick 25c
Palmolive Shampoo 65c
Palmolive Face Powder 35c
reliable rodent destroyer,
with 1
if it fails.
0 enough for Pan-
rf 50c size (2
louse, coops, or
K'ize (5 cakes)
buildings, storage buildings, or fac-
by Young Hardware Co. and Com-
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