The Gilmer Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 118, Ed. 1 Friday, August 12, 1921 Page: 4 of 4
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family home in Pritrhett, Jui
the 31st, 1921.
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—he coffee and
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Did You Ever Think
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
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Don’t take a trip 8
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in a tenement
than to continue
until thev do turn them in or
account for them.
They must be returned by the
15 of August to avoid the em-
Don’t wear y
mer hat to your pa
in your old ha.//D
been selling Gold
I aske her this:—Are the wom-
en you knew, P r coffee makers,
or don't they take an interest in
trying to make good coffee?
“No, gir, it isn't that," she told
me "The wonten I know are good
coffee makers—that is when they
can get a good coffee to make it
from."
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“No use talking, you can’t make
a silk dress out of calico, and you
can't make good coffee out of an
inferior brand. And that's been
the trouble with so many women
right here."
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“Give the average woman a good
brand of coffee—dike the Gold
Plume and •he’ll set you out the
best cup of coffee you ever drank."
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That’s the way I’ve figured it, I
told her, and that's the reason I've
stocked up with thia Gold Plume
Coffee. It’s the best coffee I know
Auntie thought itws not.
"Well, then, tell,mea story
about a kangaroo."
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Has a Role Which Gives Her « .
Contrasting Situations. * Pittsburg Gazette.
without him. How a discovery
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joined the Christian church in water,
early life and lived a consecrat- cd unci
20 P \Y LIFE RATES
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that she shed such a radiance in considering, and
Annie was in
to her Sunday i
with your ok
Mrs. S
was faithful
• French Heels,
Sport Models, • •
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NEWS NOTES
MARY PICKFORD THREE PRISONERS E8- RICH GIRL TURNS H
IN THE HOODLUM CAPE JAIL AT PITTSBURG , - ,,, ’
to her home and friends. She
JNO. A. MATHIS, Agent j
Southwestern Life Ins. Co.
make you look c
stylish.
o Jut tragedy
t)6f humor with
/as "The Hood-
lay.
That when you move into veur last narrow house, furnished you by the undertaker, your
amily will; continue to ne d cne big enough for several. •
That while vou occupy your single room free of rent, your family will not likely live un-
der such a landlord. ;
That while your single suit will serve you foi Sunlay and every day, your family must
.di ess. like other people.
That while you will never get hungry down thers, your familytwill continue to need
ther three meals a day. z I
That while yoi can't be compelled to pay y ur dts down there, your widow may have
to pay them for you. / / •
That while store bills are unheard of in youruiet city, they are rendered as usual at
your former home. ./ /
That while you may "quirt lie and peaefy’sleep" down there, many a trial and trouble,
many a worry and want may dog yopywidow’ steps bv day and baunt her pillow all
the night. . ,
Wh n you can for a few dollars, ashown on mese rate tables/protect your family from
want in a G.and Old Company like/he Southwestern life, t>« home company that pays
death claims before other companies would kow of youreath.
REMEMBER, anybody can collet a premiym andd«uct their commission, but when
your policy becomes a claim your family wqI n^ad^he service of a real insurance man;
that’s why you should hay your insurance written by a man who knows; how.
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confins in a the Methodist church Sunday.
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i Rich Giri—Poor Girl cell door bar. hisholm went tol=
As Amy Burke, Miss Pickford the home of [Constable Dick'S
depicts the part of a girl whose King immediately after the de-=
chief life problems is how to livery and informed him of the,
spend money. Amy’s day be-occurence. Rogers was in jail;
gins with lesson from a high- on * charge of burglary. Thej
priced tutor who is awed by her other prisoners were in on minor
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mother, broths and friends, 1 he point seemed
om Eastland, yh
Glade- he went to take Joe Kiprough: All of his luferv suddnly S’
Miss Walker was render- who was arre sted jv after he fades away shywwing Amy as a =
d n th’Foote arson tenement girl whose real charac- :
hre/e was wanted ter is broughout when her de- =
May was a bright and kvbD Eail Tyler went to her . rescue pn a charge digamy, and a $25 veted but popr fatheyrreturns to =
vou ng ladv:wth a sweetness of and succeed in removing h r rewzrd wa: offered‘for h ;
temper and a’ brightness of from the weter. — Longview preht i-it n. ” "
spirit. Her life was a blessing Leader. { 1
he ask- returned their old books, and no
in Aus- ne- o’» j w'H he iceund to them
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. HU n t ccke away having a de- The good REPUTATION of a supply of the books.
... . , man means SUCCCESS in busi- E. L. Barwell,
h I Ie better. ,
:11 1. . nfss, the confidence of men, and Chairman School Board.
Her bodv was laid to 1e-t m I . .
..... . the regard or wopfen.— Every- 118-3t-d-c ,
the Pleasant Hill communty. ,2,20/ A, '
ce ■ thing w rthwhil.—At ( rystal
The tlorel offerings were manv 7
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1 . teuut irui. The funeral was ;
ed christian life. Mi
preach-d by Bro. Led low. as-
sistel bv E:o, M ser and H«i«-
way. A Friend.
Rex Theatre, the j Home of
high class pictures And cool
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ON THESSAEE SIDE
- . At the b giming <f ea ' made by Amy while living in the
“Tell me a tale about an lele- school trim, frec-shcol books tenements aids her in restoring
where she held her membership, phant," denanded the young are issue 1 to each and eery to respectability a man whom
Ne cne can fill her place in the man of his favorite aunt. pupil. she loves and whom her grand-
vacant chair. No on can take' "What—qn Sunday? I’m sur- These books must he returned father had unjustly sent to the
her place in our hearts. It will prised at P you. Little boys at the end of the session. <r bo- penitentiary makes a pleasing
be sacred thought in all the should not want tf hear tales fore anv new books can be is- and interesting ending to this
nday.", ’ sued. second of Miss Pickford’s re-
j be Worth The record shows that quite a leases under the banner of First
bby was number cf the pupils have not National; SWIM
HOW ABBOT THAT OLD HAT?
WE WILL MAKkItLOOK NEW.
Hats of All Kjdyyblocked.
Parcel Post as-6tve Special Attention.
French dr clmg, ladi finedrsses, dyed or cloned
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I have just had a pood, homey
ehat with one cf the finest women
of our comnunity. about coffee.
PUTTING A TIGHT LID ON........
• • SEE YOURSELF
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Bud Gray, Morris Rogers turns to a we
. . . . Society girls who take life as and Willie Lee Chisholm, all Mary Pickfoi
- ur crops are, inning one continual round of automo- negroes, made »their escape lum,"—Rex t<
Miss Mattie Elder has return- ” “towiithstholatdroughottethis blles, parties, and expensive from the countyl ail Wednes-
l . ‘ . . . frocks may get seme new idea- day night by digging their wa
section of the coun ry. how to lavish wealth if they through the briqk wall. fhe
. There is scarcely any sickness _" ,, ,, „ . 7 «
in crap shooting, the conductor" Mr. W. W. Lomenack went. .11 ‘ ‘ will see "The Hoodlum, starring prisoners were)
of the Hurdy—Gurdy, a chaue over to Longview Thursday eve- in the commuut.om, Mary Pickford, produced by her steel cell from A
bermaid for bums and an ensmyning. I Mr. . us . rs 8 d \ and which will be seen today at their escape
to soap and water in her story < . — of Pritchett visited Mr and to. Rex Theatre. piece of wire u
a girl who loved her poor father^ Mr. Fred Whitfield and wife, I* rs ’ ‘ 88 N . . ’ Rich Girl—Poor Girl cell dour bar. V
more than she loved her ricb^f Chicasha, Okla., are visiting! Mrs.antbauey ° me ”
grandfather ..and in the loving relatives in Pritchett. ispent Sunda! i Enoch ,
discovered a hero whose BertTr ____ j IMiss Viola Byers of Gilmer
lion measurements exactly fitted*’ Misses Bulah and Stella visited Mrs. Alma Arlington
her ideals of a husband.—Rex t Rutlidge have returned from Saturday and Sunday last
das.- ..:3 v* i Commerce, where they have been There has been many is ing _____ _____ .
•-------------------- attLding the State Normal. ; parties on the adjacent streams vast wealth and consequently offenses.
INMEMORIUM, ' k _—' thisweek., ". “t’qufteldiferentastohereduca- .-------
- • — 2220- NARL TYLER RESCUES । -essrs. R. G. Friddle an, tion. Her other diversion is a, Harold Lloyd
Mito Annie May Center, GIRL FROM DROWNING Nathan Pilcher are busy build- hgh priced roadster which she today.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gusi — • —4 ing back the home of Mr. H. H. pilots around with the speed of ------------- . ....... ... ... , ....... _____
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;has come from that place of his, R porter. L has also employ’d a groom wha: S
She was ill for working in rescuing liss Bessie' - zccompanies her on allauto ex- =
several weeks. but a morc pat Walker from drowning, while j Special Deput Clem Hill has cursions and whose advice .she =
ient suffers I never saw. She they wele in bathing with * returned from Eastland, ^ere does not heed. . • =
profess d faith in Christ . anid swimming party Year
the hr me as long as she did. It
will be a bl sse l recollection
that she grew up to love and to
two Chaffeura Personal Mention of Those Who
Mary Pickfor, Come and Go.
as Amy Burka ____
in “The Hood
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from Commerce.
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To ‘cal th- REPUTATION
of anybody is despicable, but—
to st a! the REPUTATION of
tnU. OWN MOTHER,/ as the
daurhteref Lapra Figlan dges in
the Uni.-sa/Fj Pr*eti n.
"RFPLTATX, i - " 1. -
this big filpdrama. and pa-s
judgment yours if.—At ( rystal
Theatretoday.
Rex Theatre. thp/Home of
high class pictps and cool
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Mary Pickford is positively te
greatest characer role of her
care r.— Rex roday.
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Tucker, George. The Gilmer Mirror (Gilmer, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 118, Ed. 1 Friday, August 12, 1921, newspaper, August 12, 1921; Gilmer, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1432067/m1/4/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Upshur County Library.