The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 170, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 29, 1923 Page: 2 of 8
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Fertilizers
Screen Wire Bargains!
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IF BACK HURTS
BEGIN ON SALTS
Flush Your Kidneys OrraMon-
ally If You Eat Too
Much Meat
The Morning News Want Ade Ges
the Bert Results. Try Them.
We have a Jot of short lengths in screen wire, both in
the black and galvanotd. We are putting these on the
remnant counter for half price.
novel “JheJiet '•
Directed by Ki
Scenario by Do
Savings Hidden in Leather
Pouch at Home
George A. Handler, Y. M. C. A.
secretary, will go to Dallas Thuradat
to do some work pertaining to ex-
service men.
Friday he will be in Waco attend-
ing the state Y. M C. A. convention
He will remain over in that city Sit-
urday to attend the Officers’ Train-
ing Conference. This is the 38th an-
imal convention of the state Young
Men’s Christian Association.
Smith Moton Co.
New Name Of Firm
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SPIRIT OF WOMAN
TAKEN B¥ PHOTO
FT IS DECLARED
Tell the Merchant if You Saw Hia Ad in The News
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Now Quaker Oats hold supreme place, the world over, in two
important ways.
They are the finest-flavored oats in existence. They are flake!
from queen grains only—just the rich, plump, flavory oats. We
get but ten pounds of such flakes from a bushel
For many a year, oat lovers the world over have sent for
Quaker Oats because of that matchless flavor. Those who kno—
it will not go without it.
Now • Quick Style
Now that same flavor, that same quality, come in a Qtnri style.
Qairt Quaker Oats cooks in 3 to S minutes, and it cooks to
perfection. It is by far the quickest-cooking oats in the world.
In the Quiet style the oats are cut before flaking. They are rolled
very thin and are partly cooked. So the flakes are smaller and
thinner—that is all And those small, thin flakes cook quickly.
The Only Oats
That cook in five minutes
Regular Quaker Oats
Come in package at left — the style
you have always known.
Ql^QeelmrOete
Come la package at right, with the
“Quick" label.
Your grocer has both. Be sure to
get the style you want
Look Whose Coining!
ALL NEXT WEEK
Marshall Cotton Oil Company
Marshall, Texas
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PAY DAY
IS HERE—EASTER
IS COMING
Freeh Country Eggs, the rabbit
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anting News Went Ads Get
Results. Try Them.
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DOROTHY
DALTON
Dark Secrets*
tag romance, gripping nd.
venture. Vows of ven-
geance that turn to love.
Not jurt a movie. bet «
Mg picture
GEO. HANDLER
TO GO TO WACO
AND TO DALLAS
produces half a bale to the acre ex-
perimenting on a large scale has been
found too expensive.__________
New Weevil Test
To Have A Trial
Get Quaker Oats always, in fairness to yoursdt This is the
food of foods—the greatest food that grows. You want the dish
delightful
But tell your grocer which style you want, the Quiet or the
regular. He has both, and the price is the same for either.
McWilliams
TIRE AND VULCANIZING CO.
All Velrsniriar Guaranteed
Ceram Bolivar and Bowie Streets
PHONE 432
No man or woman who eate lota ol
■mat regularly can mates a mistake by
fcdMggtbe kidneys occasionally, sayr
* nrn authority. Too uracil
form uric acid, which dogs
r pores so that they dug
r or strain outy part of the
1 poisons from the blood;
xwme p— «•» s*«k-
taggaches, liver trouble, nervousness
ssnsrigsti-n, dirrinses, sleeptineso,
Madder disorders often come from
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•*aKK1!*n KKKWyS.
The moment you fed a dull ache
in the kidneys or your back hurts, or
if the nrine is- doudy, offensive, full
vS ■mr.^ment, irregular of passage os
‘on of scalding.
of Jad Salta
Tomato Rx.
Our Favorite
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A few mere hundred earn of good
•to of good people fancy groceries
A CUSTOMER?
T. C. SOLOMON
M*—PHONE—518
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Dr. J. D. Thompson
DENTIST
Dsridson-Blaloek BMg.
Offiea Phoae 1388 Rm. Phoae 1110
“WHAT A WOMAN WILL DO”
AND LOOK! One lady admitted FREE Monday night
with each paid adult ticket.
Prices: Children, 10 Cts; Adults, 35 Cts.
Doors Open 7 p. m. Show Starts 8 p. nt.
WILL
BASTROP
BAND TO TRIAL
BrUwAssasfeMPsra
New Orleans, March to —Persons
who are behoved to have participated
in ths hooded activities last year in
the Morehouse parish which governor
Parker and Attorney General A. V.
The Dubinsky Bros. Stock Company
win be here all next week starting
Monday, April 2nd in their own tent
theatre located on Womack Cotton
Yard. Plays will be ehanged night-
ly and will guarantee to the public
and Marshall one of the cleanest and
bort attractions ever seen in this city.
Every play will be superbly mount-
ed both scenicaMy and electrically and
wiB give you new and up-to-date
plays. The company is the best that
this organization has had in years
and all in all it will be a treat to
every one attending. The tent, the
most modem that can ba lonhased,
will be comfortably heated in cold
weather.
The opening play will be a four act
comedy drama entitled “What A Wo-
man Will Do.”
Prices will be children 10 cento,
Rheumatism, adults 35 cents and on Monday night
one lady will be admitted free with
each paid adult ticket.
'FAIR LADY*
With BETTY BLYTHE at the
GRAND Last Times Today
AT THE QUEEN •-
Robert ElIis, leading
born in Roanoke, Via. 1
fourteen year’s stage and
A story of brilliant light and sinis-
ter shadows of breathieae adven-
ture aad tender pathoe of ardent
lore aad mereitaoa revenge.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
DIRECTORS
E. Key. E. J. Fry, Chas. Cobh, Jr, O. M. Haartalll, W. T. T«f«M
. John F. Womack, Jesse I. Carter.
N. B. Items similar to the above often appear In
’the daily newspapers and should be a warning that •
good bank is always the best place for money.
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get about four oi
from any MfaNo______
a taHespoonftd in N glass
baft re braaktast for a few dayte ano
War kidneys may then act Ann This
Kmous suite is made from Obe add of
.<• «rapes and lemon juiee, combined
with Hthta, and has been used for
generations to'flush ctagged kidneys
and stimutats them to activity, atao
- to help neutralise the acids tn urine
ra it no longer causes irritation, thus
often endizr btofldsr dtoondera.
Jad Salto is inexpensive and eannot
injure; mates a doifchtful effems-
esto lithia water drink, wtdeh every-
one an take now and then to help
keep the kidneys elOMi aad the Hood
pure, thereby often preventing asr-
to— kidney rducdksliuua.
The moot etabbora, thraat-msping
caoaben—go sei vivo a few doers
«t Dr. Bto*a~ibat good otd-tim.
seesarfy. Thara fe aato aad raltef is
At the Theapyrs
Quick
Quaker Oats
Coolca to perfection in 3 to 5 minutes
R. S. Smith, of the Smith’s Garage,
announces that from now on his busi-
ness will be run under the name of
BmM Motoqs Co. When Mr. Smith
opened his business he conducted a
repair garage only. Now be has gone
into the business of selling new cars,
“vwawawtt. pa.” X. r™. fful
of t^ to ^arr’..!n<art' changed the name to the Smith Mot-
“ " ore Co. j
JR.BEL ,
Pitffi-Kr Honey
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SUNSHINE COMEDY
LLO PARDNER”
Continuous Shew
ADMISSION l«e AND Me
STARTING MONDAY, APRIL 2ND, 1923
In the Big Tent Theatre
. (Womack’s Cotton Yard)
DUBINSKY BROS. STOCK CO.
in all new plays with high class vaudeville between acta.
Plays and vaudeville changed nightly. Also
The Frisco Novelty Orchestra
Entertainers and MuMdans Par Excellence
Opening Phy Monday Night—a four-art Comedy-Drama
to trial^in spite of the failure priate
monte at Bastrop. The Attorney
General announced late today that
during the week of April t he would
file bilte of information against 7
or 8 men on charge of Monies and
misdemeanors. Their identity was
Those Easter records for your
Vlctrola are just what you want.
Get e’m today at
3-31e THE GIFT HOUSE.
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A MACK SENNETT
COMEDY
“GYMNASIUM JIM”
And a News
invqiwv1
Last Day
xvoDerx Bains, leading man
Dorothy Dalton in “Dark Secrete"
He has had
------1 screen ex-
perience. Among his latest pictures
are “Anna Ascends” with Alice Bra-________________
dy, for Paramount; “The Woman Who of the boll wevil is that on land which
Fooled Herself,” which he directed
and in which he played the leading
role opposite May Allison; “Wild
Honey" with Priscilla Dean, “The In-
fidel" with Katherine MacDonald. On
the stage Mr. Ellis appeared in “Up
Stairs and Down," and several other
like plays that won for him much
fame.
Special to Tho Nows.
Temple, Texas, Feb. 26.—The loss of |300, which
he had been saving for a nest egg, haa taught a resi-
dent of this dty a lesson in taking care of his money.
The man kept the amount in a leather pouch which he
secreted at his residence in what he considered a safe
hiding place. Having occaaion Saturday to add an-
other |20 to his savings he discovered to his astonish-
ment and chargin that the whole thing was gone and
nothing to ahow the manner of its taking.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wo have Mated some root bargates
in City and Country nroporty. Wo
shall appreciate shewing you what
wo have. Pteme 42L
C. W. LaGrone
Reni BSate OCIeo to City Hall
By the A saoeta tW Rmhb
San Antonio, March 28.—The test
plat in which the •Florida” method
of boll weevil control wiH be given a
thorough tryout, will be planted this
year in the vicinity of San Antonio,
Henry C. Wallace, secretary of ag-
riculture, announced Monday following
a conference of department employ-
es here.
“It is the intention of my depart-
ment to try this plan out in every
cotton growing state to see bow suc-
cessful it will prove under varying
climatic conditions,” the secretary
said.
"The great trouble with the use of
calcium arsenate for the destruction
Loo Angeles, March 88.—The last
wish of Mrs. Mary ftobehild Me-
Vicker was to have a photograph tak-
ua at ter funeral in older to tort
Squill I r she coaid come hack in u>ir-
tt and stand beside her coffin.
C. H. Munro, photographer, was
culled in yesterday at 5 o’clock, the
hour derided upon by Mrs. McVicker
before her death, and while a group of
M frienda, iaekiding Mrs. Mary C. -
Viaaek of the spiritualistic church
stood in a cirri., the photographer
took a flashlight of the scene.
The background sms an ordinary
green screen, which Munroe examin-
ed before taking the picture, declar-
ing that he found it no different than
any other screen of that sort.
When the photographs were de-
veloped today, there were three dis-
tinct impressions registered against
the screen, which stood at the head
of the erifin, Munroe declared.
“I can't understand it,” said Mun-
roe, who is not a spiritualist “There
sere no impressions on the screen
and the protographs were developed
in the usual way. The film shows no
flaws.”
Mrs. McVicker’s friends are certain
that the dead woman fulfilled her am-
bition to return in the spirit and ba
photographed.
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Price, Homer M. The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 170, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 29, 1923, newspaper, March 29, 1923; Marshall, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1407076/m1/2/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .