Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 174, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 5, 1925 Page: 7 of 10
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Kelvinator relieves the user of the annoyance of ice delivery
of caring for an ice box. Kelvinator is entirely automatic. It
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Quality Groceries and Meats.
yens greeery ateuunt
right this month.
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HAVANA—General John J. Per-
Rhine is ill at his hotel here and
state
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to year was made at the
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Kelvinator Electrical Refrigeration units are made for all sizes of'domestic and cue
mercial refrigerators, and are installed for from $255.00 up. Where desired."we.«
supply any make of refrigerator with Kelvinator installed of h complete unit.
Mrs. Chi i wood says:
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With each purchase of one Morrell's Pride Ham—
EVANS BROS.
Opposite Post Office.
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the namefr these lovely, light biscuits.
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See this new Studebaker Brougham. Learn its
exceptional value, before you buy.
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Father perhaps had it a little easier. He could buy coal,
and instead of the quickly* burning woodpile he had only to ।
provide a pile of kindling. Maybe you had the pleasure (?) |
of splitting that when you were a boy.
Fhis dry cold is the wonder-workTg Zone of Kelvinatlon. It has a remarkable effect on
foods. It not only keeps them fresh and appetising for days, but actually improves
them. It causes green vegetables and salads to "erisp up" in the most tempting manner. ’
It mellows meats, giving them a tenderness and flavor that is delightful. '
In the frost-cvered freezing unit there are trays when crystal-clear or brightly colored
cubes of ice can be frozen for. table use. The same trays can be used for frising
sherbets, ices and new and delightful frown salads.
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> health center. The silver cup
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nod that award of the cup was
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Picture a metal freezing unit, thickly coated with white frost, in the
* your own refrigerator. Imagine this freezing unit nearly twenty <
± ice. It never melts, never geta smaller, never needs renewing.
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iheediCross milk committee, stat-
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tal of $098.82 due the county above
the deductions allowed him under
$1465
f. o. b. factory
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natormore than pays for itself in food and ice saved, and la the health insurance it
afords.
YOU MAY NOT KNOW
That we have one of the most-
----Up-to-Date Dry-Cleaning Plants---
In this part of the country. Visit us. We will be glad to show
you through.
A HALF-POUND BOX OF PRIDE BACON
spetinisnle pricezon the Hams and Bacon f
lucement for you to try this famous Iowa pro
mothen who together lost
sons in the great war un-
war memorial in Lancashire,
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adopted if he saw an opportunity
before tomorrow noon.
Opposition by Sensibra Borah,
Idaho, Republican, and Senator Len-
root. Wisconsin, Republican, will
prevent Heflin from obtainine unan-
‘ itfor4tsconaideration. -
“This means warfare between tae
Now you provide a match only. We do the rest, for we
bring to your home natural gas, the best fuel known. With a .
turn of a valve instead of an armload of wood or a scuttle of
coal, you cook your meals and heat your home.
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• had a common interest, these be-
ng the Church an dthe Government
Community service sprang from the
den that “I am my brotheris keev-
n^aM that is the idea it embodies
Mdzahheg“aipononu of-pusieser
rice are the Ked Cross, the Chamber
f Commerce, th« Boy Scout orga-
viaations, the service clgbs— Rotary,
iqune, simple larceny and malicious
nischief were returned against
iutzon Borglum, deposed delptor
if the Stone Mountain Confederate
for the year of, 1924,the others hav,
J completed filing theirs by Mon-
- iy morning. On account of the
rush of business in the oMee of
the tax eelloetor since the firs of
the year when Bine* retired from
the ofice, it had been impossible
for his report to"be completed ear-
Her than Tuesday night and it was
filed Wednesday morning.
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(ONTRASTING the present with the time of our grand-
~ fathers shows the great progress toward more comfort
and the saving of time.
For instance, grandfather’s fire was of wood—often brush,
sometimes augmented by buffalo chips. The previsienef-the
wood supply took a lot of tiire, and considerable backbreak-
ing effort, and left its traces in temper, dirt and ashes.
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ered a total disntnce of 1,288,350
miles. Of the total mileage itSMI
miles wore covered by night flying
having flown 26.410 in the dark
ness. ... * —+•
would call the matter to the atten-
tion of the State Legislature when
it meets again March g.
Senator Hedin, Alabama, Dem-
' -author of the renolution which
1 have expressed the sense of
rainst taxation legisla-
all engagements for Tuesday night
and March 4 were cancelled.
Church Cane To Courts
DALLAS—Supporters of Dr. L. D.
Young in the City Temple contro-
versy Tuesday afternoon immediate-
ly following the order of the called
meeting of the Dallas rasbrtmar
restoving the status quo of the con-
gregation and ousting Dr. Young
aS paster securrd injunction re-
straining the Presbytety's order from
ooing carried into effect. The in-
junction is to be heard March 14.
Supporters of Young also gave no
tlee of appeal to the general assem-
bly.
Maa Skat From Ambush
GIDDINGS—While returning from
Dime Box in an automobile with
his slater, Dick Reuther was struck
in the shoulder by part of a shot-
gun charge fired from ambush. His
wounds are not fatal.
fiat communities were being sold on
ihe idea of common enterprise for
mutual benefit. Aad fugt recent
rears, he said, there ware only two
nstitutions in which th communi-
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tent of the award to
The talents of Rev. W. C. Mc-
Clung, pastor of the First Baptist
Church, as a leader and a speaker
will be made requisite of together
with the moot prominent Baptist
leaders in the State in the 1925
Baptist Campaign to be launched in
Texas during April. McClung la one
of Ave spekera who have been
chosen by the State Baptist Con-
vention to speak in the larger cen-
ters of the State during the entire
month of April. ' ■
The other four are Dr. George
H. Tryett, pastor of the First Bap-
tiat Church, Dallas: Dr. 8. P.
Brooks, president of Baylor Uni-
tversity,Waco; Dr. J. C. Hardy,
• A Quality Car forQuality Folks
You can get beauty in other cars. You can get luxury in other
cars if you pay enough. • You can perhaps get enough power in
other eara, too. But one thing you cannot get: That one thing
overshadows everything else in importance: fBiat one thing is
an extraordinary power-plant that actually improves with uso!
HUFFINES MOTOR COMPANY
215 East Hickory Street
odnother New Studebaker
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There are no ashes, no dirt, no labor, no waiting for the fire, nothing |
but service when you want it in the exact quantity you need.
Your time, which is your most valuable asset, is saved, and you actually
pay less of your earnings for your fuel than either grandad or pop did.
---Surely such convenience is xurth caring for as W^Uworth aHthelpw'
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_im mik was being sed in the
Tlee sad Houston schools and in the
Erinine School. The decisoin was
made to turn the project over to the
’four ward schools and to release
the Red Crees chapter from this ser-
fvvice,eg" ■ ' ' . -
rtfs. L A. McDonald, chairman of
Zthe-ruraleommjttde,-reqorted- that
FE15 kitcheps of county club women
, had been acored ia the kitchen con-
teat that la being sponsored by the
MDPalasFarm News zd which doses
zraqui,sssmo"nefug
261 vibis, 90 of which were to the
schools. -
. Delegates from county points were
Mrs. H. Meier, Mrs. W.C. Simp-
son. Mrs. Hllie Copenhaver and Miss
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HINGTON-The long dis-
Irak record of the air mail
a distance of 59,376 mile,
uly 1 ta December 31, the
Department announces,
same period oil flyers
sited States mail cov-
GT0$9982
report shows the county is
Barnes $1,351 for extra help
delinquent rolls.
This was the last of the fee bill,
Steel Lockers Received for
Local Company of Infantry
Sixty-six steel lockers of the ap-
proved army type and especially fit-
ted and arranged for containing th*
complete field equipment of an in-
fantryman hve toon received and
are to be installed at once in the
armory of Co. F, 144th Infantry,
Texas National Guard. Sixty of the
lockers coating *744 were paid for
by the county and remain the
property of the county and the
cther six War* purchased by th*
company and ofleen. .
Installatjon of the lockers will
simpiity'the"property netountability
of the company in that the com-
plete field equipment of each man
will be issued and charged to him
since he has a place where he ean
keep it in safety.
ployed in working on delii
taxes amounted to $1,35100 a
DENIS-, eeGreer secreta-
" ry and business manager of the Den-
iaen Herald, has been elected pres-
identuoLthe.DenisonChamber.of
VHHerceetitinee ““
Memorial, by.a DeKalb County
Brand jury today. Lareeny from the
hous is a felony under the laws
pf Georgia. Two indictments were
teturned against J. C. Tucker,
Borglum's superintendent of con-
Btruetion,
* The warrant on which Borglum
was arrested and upon which are
baaed the idnetment* returned today
involve the destruction of models of
Confederate figures to be used in
the "memorial and alleged removal of
ether models from the studio at
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"War" Looms Over Taxing
of By-Products of Cotton
WASHINGTON, March »—Confi-
dent that the telegrams sent to-
State Governors will stop taxation
cf cotton by-products in certam
States was expressed today by Sen-
ator Sheppard, Democrat, exas, and
the author of the neve. A reply has
been received from Gov. Franklin
B. Billings of Vermont, who said he
add liquid slowly; roll or pat out with hands on
foured board to about one inch ofthicknesz
(handle as little as possible); cut with biscuit
cutter fret dipped in flour. Bake in hot ove.
twelve or fifteen minutea.
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Down to the
the law. The office fees for the
fans totaled 2$11825.26 while deputy _
hire and salaries of assistants for
the year’s business amounted to
$4491,50, a maximum fee of *2,400
for theomce-holder, and also al-
lowed an excess of $1,233.44.
Salary of special assistants sm-
-j : 7
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Ataugurat,adresc .t-rm—"
aumtzanmauonatnnz
States," Hedin said. “If these Nor-
thern State Legislatures attempt to
tax our products we will tax theirs.**
STEWART LAND FRAUD CASE
KANSAS MEMareh 3.-
The l»»t witness was expeeted to
be heard today in the case of W. E. ,
Stewart, charged with fraud in the
sale of Texas lands. H. E. Ewing.
Gardner, Kas., told yesterday of the
Stewartclub house, shich. he said
was used to prevent “natives" from
communicating with Stewart’s pros-
reetive customer: Ewig was * a
armer la the Rio Grande Valiev,
THE STANDARD SIX 4
4 BROUGHAM
* Let us tell you the intersting story of Kelvinator now — at your home or otra.
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Kelvinator is so well designed it can be installed in your present refrigerator — you
neodnotabyuisynproon-succisthberirnear electric refrigeration for the home.
Kelvinator installations made from five to ten years ago are still operating aa ertcimhty
as ever. Kelvinator has been thoroughly tested by the Modern Prescilla Proving Plant,
The New York Tribune Institute, and Good Housekeeping, and has the approval of -
these well-known experts on electrical conveniences for the home. 7
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. on community service made
Irge N. Rucker, manager of daz
amber of Commerce, who ex-
Kiwhnis, Loins—rescue homes, com-
■unUy chaeta and united charities,
be said in closing, recognizes as its
bigsest problem that of creating a
Bdda and gunoral understanding of
their purposes in the community.
Mrs. .Adkisson, chairman
presiding, announced that the box en
Bato would to hippedilhin'the would
Sort few days. The chapter voted ““ “
Ie defray the 84.lt expense entailed
by the girb in the Junior High
School home economies classes in
making.-a ■ layette be sen t, - - •
- Nr. Boyd Armstrong, chairman of
LERE is a new high-grade closed car that offers
A A both smart appearance and practical con-
venience—at a very reasonable price.
Four wide doors—full width seats — full-size
balloon tires.
Stylish—with its low-hung body-lacquered a
rich, deep blue in contrast to the satin-black top.
Smart—with its oval rear-quarter windows, orna-
mental top braces and genuine Millais upholstery.
Plus the performance of the world-famous
Studebaker Standard Six chassis. Tremendous
power —remarkable pick-up —and flexibility un-
equaled by any other car within hundreds of
tion in the State,, declared he
would make an effort to have it
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Edwards, W. C. & McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 174, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 5, 1925, newspaper, March 5, 1925; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1474966/m1/7/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.