The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, October 15, 1926 Page: 3 of 9
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on Saturday October 16.,It is a big
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MAMMOTH CIRCUS COMING TO
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4 Tuesday, Nov. 2 and Wednesday, Nov. 3
F after noon! Thursday, Nov. 4. afternoon
$ and night’
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R ing entertaining and educational events.
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2 Cotten Dress Contest and Presentation of
2 Debutantes,
Stirring Auto Raw on two days of first
ft? week Fru Barbecue for farmers and cotton
Our Meats the very Best
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whan I feel a spell of this kind
coming on, I head it off by tak-
ing Black-Draught—-a does every
night for a few nights will pre-
vent the trouble and save me
much pain and suffering.
"My, whole family uses Black-
Draught for biliousness and con-
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"It is a splendid medicine."
Sold everywhere. 25 cents.
kame
700
---accumulation of gas
and severe pains across my
stomach and lower bowels. Now
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Indigestion
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''MOTH ING can take the place
of Thedsord’e Black-Draught
with us because we have never
found anything at once co mild
and so effective,” says Mrs. Hugh
Nichols, R. F.D.4, Princeton, Ky.
"When the chiidren have spells
of indigestion and upeet stom-
achs, I always straighten thorn
out with a doss or two of Black-
Draught. .
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36 YEARS OF
SERVICE TO COMANCHE
COUNTY CITIZENS
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D. C. BAILEY, PROPRIETOR
Pays the highest Price for Chickens, Cream, Egga,
Turkeys.
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myself and found I would soon
get relief if I took a course at
Black-Draught. I was troubled
with a bad accumulation of gas
THE CITY BAKER1
Evana Brot., Propritton
yrup" is
live for
You are continually squeezing that equipment to its smnllest
limits, and the next minute stretching it out to its full extent.
Just consider—
in the middle of the afternoon, maybe, yod are not using the
electricity at all. Suddenly a storm brcaks, darkness clotes
down and at onee you and everybody else in town switch on
lights.
That means this Company must make a quick jump from a
small load to a heavy load. You press the button or turn the
switch, and great1 electrical machines respond'instantaneously to
your touch.
• You can keep us on the jump—with your rapid ups
in the use of electricity. But you can never catch 1
try it
” "“Your Electric Servant’*
Thats what you do to your
electric lighting plant
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The dreug is one of the most sue-
essful in the country having for
_ _ tury played principally in
e east and is now making its sec-
id western tour enlarged to such
Rheumatism
twice its former size, through aug-
mentation by purchase of U S.
Circus Corporation properties. Hun-
dreds will go over-from here to at-
tend. Already there are a num1 cr
who have made Up parties to go
ovr to Brownwood to attend one of
the two performances. Among th® (
distinctive features are:
Two mammoth pageants, requi.lng!
three hundred people in its cas of
characters; three herds of elephan’si
a mammoth hippopotamus just im-
ported form Africa; marvelous 1 < rd
of performing animals. Porca
Bill’, Wild West shows; fifty S’oix
Indians from off the reservaion;
fifty cowboys; Count Cimmerjot t ‘s
darning horses; acrobatic a 8:
Japanese families recently brou ht
fever from Japan; Arabian Tumblers
from Teheran, Arabia; forty clow ns
in the world as producer; trained
logs and ponies; parade of nations
which for oriental splendor exc is
Anything produced up to he prest nt
lime; 200 wild animals; 400 hors s;
600 men to man the show; wonders
galore; feats without a parallel.
SINCE 1891
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Book after his farming interests, and
■he mercantie business is still
Pw ned and operated by a son who
Aalways seeks the wise council and
Advise of his father in any important
transactions, and this old gentle-
■nan, Dingier is still young, hale
Band hearty at the very ripe age of
82 and gets about almost as spright-
ly as a man of 45 or 50. Dingier
nerved in the Civil War in Co. F,
Cobbs Infantry. Georgia Legion,
[under Col. T. R. Cobb, and he al-
I way, attends the old soldiers re-
unions, and he says he should still
be numbered with the residents of
50 yars standing in Comanche coun-
1 ty, as some of his children have al-
I ways resided in the county, and his
’only daugher Mrs. R. C. Morris, who
was born here still resides 5 miles
west of Sidney.
Abstracts of Title
MAPS PREPARED-BLUE PRINTS
PROMPT and EFFICIENT SERVICE
C. E. FROST, Manager
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THE COMANCHE CHIEF OCTOBER 15, 1926.
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That is fresh each day--
always wholesome and de-
licious—
Made in Camanche—with
every modern machinery
and of only pure ingredi-
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Bakery Bread.
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TOM J. CUNNINGHAM
Lawyer ।
Judge, Count Court at Law,
Eastlanu County.
Practice in ail State Courts except
my own court nd the Justice .
Courts of Eastland County. /
__________Eastland, Texas__________•
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Free attzactioss-in the Coliseum
during entire Exposition. Thaviu’s great
Band and Orchestra with 20 Grand Opera
Start presenting principal parts from famous
Operas. “Birth of Messiah," Sun. Oct. 24
with grand ensemble chorus, Repeated
again Sun. Oct. 31. No Charge Whatever
for CdLisvcm Attractions!
Foeth all games—Baylor vs. Howard
Payne Oct. 23—Baylor vs. A. 8 M. Oct 30
—Baylor vs. Texas Nov. 6. Corpus Christi
High vs. Waco High, Oct. 29; Main High
cf San Antonio vs. Waco High, Nov. 5.
Both the latter are Interscholastic League
Contests.
Usual Society Events during second
I. A. Dingier. of Carbon, was in
ttendance at the Fair Thursday,
veeting the old settlers and says he
ould be numbered as one of the
rly settlers who moved from
eorgia to Comanche County and
ttled near Hazle Dell in the year
375, when after residing in that
art of the county 5 years he re-
loved and purchased 160 acres of
ind 1 mile west of Sidney, residing
ere until he moved to Carbon and
ngaged in Ihne hardware business
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1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Me-
, | Ilhaneyt, Her father is a Wheeler
— - thia sketch, Miss (merchant and an official of the
,. Robbins Bros. Big 4-Ring Showa to Mary Lou Mellhaney, 10, of Wheeler,, West Texag Chamber of Commerce.
• October 16. at g^d to be the youngest Spanish. Mrs. Mcllhaney, former school
student in Texas. She is in the, werker, bras well known in West
sixth grade. Misg Mcllhaney is not- Texas educational circles when she
ed for her oil paintings, especially was Mis, Goldie Garner of Co-
her out-of-door scenes. She is the manche.—Star Telegram.
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Doyle, Davis K. The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, October 15, 1926, newspaper, October 15, 1926; Comanche, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1517515/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Comanche Public Library.