The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, March 12, 1937 Page: 3 of 10
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W„ And Mrs.'C. R. Howell of Floy-
were Sunday greats of Mrs. Ho-
jSf- parent-, Mr. and Mra. J. L.
"rttcllto The AMERICAN WKEKMT
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Mrg a b. /Charts ia visiting her
jiater in Clarendon JthiB week.
mra g;m. Mckee, Miss< Mary
Serine McKee and Mr. and Mra.
?TSfcBride left ' Friday of last
Lek for California. Mr. and Mra. Mc
Bride will remain in California for a
visit with their daughter, Mra- JoBj
lohine Dawaon, and other relatives.
Mrs- HcKee and Mary Catherine will
i return home thia week-end.
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Mra Bill Nickaon and soil, Don
' carter, of Fort Worth, are gueata of
their father and grandfather, I. W.
ColUer and children, Wade and Pau-
line. Mr. Collier will accompany them
liome Sunday and attend the Fort
$orth Fat Stock Show.
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Mr. and Mra. R C. Boyd and chil-
dren, David and Georgia Mae, spent
- Sunday on the Eaat Plains as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ratheal and
toby, Sarah Jane.
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C. L. Dyer and children, Elnora,
Hershel and C. L. Jr., attended the
County Sing Song at Pansy Sunday
afternoon. r •
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mi Mr. and Mra. CharleB Taylor and
I Mrs. E. L. D"orrough, attended a
Sing Song at Idalou Sunday after-
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Serin, who la with
Cavalry Regiment station
Bliss is furlow
heps with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. A. Senn. Cl^rtpji recently made
the hlghestscore ever made in the
8th•.Calvary Radio department' ex-
aminations.
-* Mr. and Mrs., Joe Patterson
Brownfield were gueata Sunday
Mr. and Mra. Clay Campbell.
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ett McEacljern, eon of Mr. and
Mra. I. D. McEachern and Miss Joyce
Glass; daughter of Mr. ~««d.,il/a.
M. C. Glass, were among the Texas
Tech -students from Croabyton mak-
ing the honor roll fpr the fall semes-
ter, with above a B average, accord-
ing to a list of honor students car-
ried in the Sunday Avalanche-Jour-
nal.
Mra. J. D. Ross and daughter, Vel-
ma, spent the week-end in Lubbocx
with Robert 'fihd Mozelle Ross.
Mrs. A. M^JRoberaoft has returned
home after spending a few weeks
with her son and- family near Lub-
bock. Mrs. Roberson makes her home
with her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Ross.
M.
E. Dubose, of Divene, Texas,
was here for a few daysthe fir.9k.o4
the week closing up a-tffiaf with R.
E. Karr to take over the district
managership of- the Medina Irrigat-
ed Farms near San Antonio. Mr
Dubose is a former newspaper pub-
lisher and still owns half interest in
the Devine News.
Mra. Myrtle Dawdy is visiting re-
latives in Clarendon this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Perkins spent
the week-end with Mr. Per kin's pa-
rents near , Roswell, New Mexico.
They report " a nice rain all the way
to Roswell.
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ROSE BUSHES —Guaranteed, 2-yr.
old field grown, everblooming varie-
ties', 4 colors red, white, pink, yel-
low, SI.75 dozen postpaid. TYTEX
ROSE NURSERIES, Tyler, Tex. 9-It
W. E. Taylor of Waco visited his
brother, Ira .Taylor, here over the
week-end. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Nora Bird of Waco who was a
guest in the home of Mrs. Sep Smith
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J. B. McPherson, of Tahoka, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. A, McPherson of
fche-East Plains, is in a Lubbock san-
itarium with pneumonia. His condi-
tions was reported satisfactory the
first of the week.
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IN RAIL CELEBRATION
Whi
North College
Road
—Growers and
SHADE AND
EVERGREENS
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Mr-and Mrs. John Haney and Mrs.
their daughters,
Ruth and Melba, atudents in WTSTC
at Canyon, over the week-end.
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Mrs. Roxie Crausbay of Lubbock
was here Saturday on business
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Finer foods and more pleasant shopping for
the women who have acquired' the "M" System
habit.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Noel of Brown-
Ifield were Sunday guests of Mrs.
Noel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Romane.
WANTED — Highest Prices paid
for any kind of junk iron—Burrows
& Simmorts, at Crosbyton Fuel &
Supply Co., Phone 18. 11-lt
J. T. Parsons of Kalgary was tran-
sacting business in Crosbyton Mon-
day.
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Rev. and Mrs. S. F. Vance of Lev-
elland were visiting in Crosbyton on
Tuesday and Wednesday. -
JDcan Daisy, who is a care taker in
the National Forrest Service station-
ed at Grand Canyon, Arizona, is
8pendiag._ his vacation here with his
mother, Mrs W. K. Daisy.
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John Odom Jr., of Lubbock, visit-
ed friends here Saturday.
STEADY WORK - GOOD PAY
RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call
on farmers in County. Make up to
il 2 a day. Write McNESS Co., Dept.
S, FreePort, Illinois. 11-ltp
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Mrs. J. O. Hutto and baby, Ken-
neth, of Amarillo spent last week In
Crosbyton with their parents and
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Work.
Mr. Hutto came down after them on
Sunday.'
CAPT. MATLOCK OPENS
OFFICE FRALIN BLDG
Will Make Crosbyton Dis-
tributing Point.
Captain R. Matlock is announcing
in the Review this week the estab-
lishment of an office in' the Fralin
building next door south of the West
Texas Gas Company ornce, where he
will handle his product, Innerbrum
Herb Tonic. Captain Matlock states
that he expects to make this the dis-
tributing point of the entire country
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Surginer will
be in charge of the office here.
Mrs. Dee Colliers Wins
Queen Bedroom Suite
Mrs. Dee Collier was winner in the
contest held at the Queen Theatre
last Thursday night and received a
bed room suite. A contest will be
held each Thursday night at the thea-
tre for the next five week, and bed
room suites will be given the winners
of the contests.
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Citisena of fear states
joined in celebrating the
opening of the Santa Fe's
new line between Boise C ity
and Las Animas, February
—•L. Speaking si an Amarillo
banquet were (standing, left
to right): Jules Cox, repre-
senting Gov. Marland of
Oklahoma; W. K. Etter and
F. B. Houghton, Santa Fe
vice-presidents; Gene Howe,
Amarillo editor, toastmaster ;
and (seated, left to right):
Got. Allred of Texas, Gov.
amons of Colorado, and
py. Tlngley of New Mexico.
At left, Gov. Amnions drives
a gold spike in the new line
at Springfield, Colo.
Mrs. Harry Inman has been con-
fined to her home the past three
weeks following a relapse from the
fiu.
Speedy delivery, phone service and courteous
treatment, combined with the finest things to
eat at all times. X
SPECIALS ALL OVER THE HOUSE
: AND FINE SELECTION OF
FRESH VEGETABLES.
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The Human Body
THE INTERESTING STORY OF HOW YOUR BODY WORKS
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
TO GIVE YOU
As Told by Capt. R. Matlock, Director of NATURE'S HEALTH PRODUCTS.
You get all advantages—you
sacrifice nothing — when you
buy]a new 1937 Chevrolet
with/ New High-Compression
Valve-in-Head Engine
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People think that food digests in
the stomach. One fourth really di-
gests there, but three fourths of all
that you eat digests in the bowels.
The. bowels or intestines are about
28 feet in length.-
Your stomach simply softens your
food into a soft mush, digests a lit-
tle of it and passes the rest into the
bowels. The upper bowel or small in-
testine moves, it along, digesting the
food as it passes thru. As soon as it
is completely digested, it passes thru
the walls of the bowels into the blood,
where it builds up the body. The un-
digested part goes on into the last 6
feet of the bowels, where it collects
and from which it must be eliminat-
ed. The last 6 feet of the bowel is
called the 'COLON'.
BILK, THE VITAL JUICE
OF DIGESTION.
The chief digestive juice in the
stomach is known as the "gastrin
juice or secretion". This juice soft-
ens and digests the food in the
stomach, but the juice that helps to
digest most of your food does its
work in the upper bowel, and is
known as 'bile'.
The bile juice not only aids in di-
gesting your food but kills germs by
the millions, as they swarm in your
28 feet of bowels.
. Bile also makes the food slippery,
so it will pass easily thru the bowels
and give you soft pleasant move-
ments every day. Bile is manufac-
tured and secreted by your liver,
which by the way, is the largest or-
gan in your body, and next to the
heart, the most important.
ONE TO TWO PINTS OF BILE
A DAY NECESSARY
When the body is in a healthy con-
dition, 2 pints of bile flow from the
liver into the bowels every, day, and
the food digests properly and passes
off regularly and you feel as fit as
a fiddle. Nothing makes a person
feel so good, look so good, and have
such a good, ciean complexion. as a
good healthy flow of bile.
J When you eat, and drink and
MVM>ktt to.Q. much or eat too fast, and
do not take*eri3\lgft exercise, and you
lack fresh air and sufficient sound
sleep, you become constipated and
the flow of your bile juice ia . cut
down. This is the beginning of trou-
ble. The decreased amount of bile
juice canriot digest the Increased a-
ing will become a pleasure. Your
mount of food. It also fails .to kifl the
tremendous colonies of germs in your
bowel. As a result the mass of waste
matter in your colon becomes hard
and dry and constipation begins.
Immediately one thing after ano-
ther goes wrong; you lose all pep
and ambition; it is difficult to get
up in the morning. It is hard..to_go
to work, hard to do anything. You
have bad breath, a bad taste in the
mouth, coated tongue, siek headache,
dizziness, sallow muddy skin, bilious-
ness, and general congestion. All
life seems dreary, there is no fun, no
happiness. You are poisoned and
rion't know it.
TAKING THE WRONG
REMEDIES
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breathing will become easier, and
Nature, the Great Healer, will bring
a light to your eyes, and a smile to
your face.
Cap't R. Matlock has told thou-
sands about the real nature of their
troubles, and his methods have shown
tens of thousands how to conquer
and overcome their troubles by na-
tural health methods.
Let him talk tip you. Let him tell
you how you can be healthy ana
happy.
It costs you nothing to talk things
| over with him. He will look into your
1 eyes and' tell you the truth about
j your every ache and pain without
J touchihg you or asking you on ques-
j tion. ~L
J DON'T ACCEPT SUBSTITUTES.
• , | A SUBSTITUTE IS A FRAUD. DO
You probably try to get relief by j NQT ENCOURAGE FRAUDS. GET
taking salts, mineral waters, laxative j THE GENUINE NATURES PRO-
gums, and various kinds of laxative , DUCTS PREPARED FOR CAP'T R.
MATLOCK. THEY ARE GUARAN-
TEED.
INNEBRUM TONIC
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pills But they only give partial re
lief, because they irritate the system
and only succeed in moving some of
the hard waste out of the colon.
When you suffer from constipation,
which is followed by a small flow of
bile juice, something more than a
harsh laxative is required. Some peo-
ple of course, go even further in the
wrong direction, and use pills and
remedies containing Calomel. Calo-
mel is mineral mercury. It makes
many people deathly sick in the
stomach. Causes painful gripping
and may scald and burn the rectum.
It also loosens the teeth in many peo-
ple, and ends up by wrecking their
health completely.
AWAKEN BILE FLOW WITH
NATURAL HEALTH FOODS
There is no need to take harsh,
harmful and destructive drugs and
medicines, for it is now possible for
you to take natural health foods,
which have helped thousands.
No person has ever been harmed
by taking natural food products. On
the contrary, these natural foods
have given relief to thousands every
year. . <■
Constipation has cost the lives of
60% of the people of the nation,
causing piles, heartburn, nervous-
ness, tumors, ulcers and even cancer.
In fact, constipation ia at the bottom
of 70% of all ailments..
Get rid of that old back-ache. Over-
come that indigestion and fix up your1
stomach and Intestines, so that eat-
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INNEBRUM Tonic is made from
the largest herb laboratory of herb
collecting organizations in the world.
It is not the formula of any one in-
dividual but the careful tested work
of able chemists and trained labora-
tory workers and is the culmination^
of many years of experience in the
scientific preparation of herb com-
pound, tipon which Cap't Matlock
has spent his entire life to make the
world's greatest tonic. ..These herbs
will be on display in glass jars. They
are gathered from all parts of the
worid, labeled.
Thru-out the ages the natural man
wherever found has always resorted
to the herbs of the fields and the for-
est for his medicines. Long befpre
modern medicine practices exhisted,
men treated themselves successfully
fo*r kll the aliments to which they
were subject by simply selecting and
brewing the various plants provided
for this purpose and drinking the li-
quids which they brewed.
INNERBRUM Herb Tonic is a
carefully and scientifically com-
pounded herb preparation to achieve
the best tonic and strengthening ef-
fect. ,
Cap't Matlock will return from
Washington on Tuesday, March 18,
and will render his services free for
the next two weeks, before starting
on his cross-country lectures.
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A FEW CROSBYTON PEOPLE
JUDGE B. H. HOWARD
MRS. JIM AUSMUS
_ CAP ELLISON ■
MRS. CASSIE CRUMP
JIM AUSJMUS
^MRSr-WDrtTI BECKHAM
JOHN L. PARKER
MRS. FLOY SA^ER <
MRS. LIGE ELLtBON^
T6M RATHEAL
MRS. TOM RATHEAL
MRS. BELLE EDWARDS
MftS. NORA L. GOINS
ROBERT ifoMfcS -
MRS. IRENE DUNN
MRS. JOHN ALLEN DUNN
ROLAND MIZE
.MRS. MARY NEIL ELLISON
1 MRS. EDNIS WALLACE
JOHNIE GOINS '
ARE OUR REFERENCES:
■ MR. SAGER
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D. L. WALLER
A. W. PYRON
''' ' HENRY MOORE
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Curry, W. M. The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, March 12, 1937, newspaper, March 12, 1937; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth255984/m1/3/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Crosby County Public Library.