The Snyder Signal. (Snyder, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-THIRD YEAR, No. TWENTY-NINE, Ed. 1 Friday, January 2, 1920 Page: 7 of 8
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f .' unbearable...! was In t-M ' r ' i'-' 1 an more for I wr.ii well
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the better. Tint was six year ago
and I am still here and am a well
r'roai woman and I owe my life to
C.irdul. I had only taken half th
Ik:."' v.brn I began to feel better.
71:.- I..!." ry la my side got loss... I
cot '. inuod r!;-!:t cn tahlns the Cardul
tir.tll I hi! taken throe lot ties and I
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1 c:y tr.'.V.y a'cr.t j wra!;. ncroiii and fa;-r:fd-out? If eo
. w I could tot li't 1 i;lvo CarJul. Co woman's tonic a
. I hd a ctsree for 1 trUL J. 71
Wht'ii at tin 'ntcruitt'.unul Liv--Ktock
Show at Chli-a'o early la thi
mouth IIm Soulli v. on nlmr firuii'l
rli:inii1onslii! itiul t!i Toxas Ktock-
Ju.IkIhk Tt'uin won out over all rum-pi-tllors
no mo of tl.em from tin
ln'art of fhn llvi'ht.jt'k country of tin;
Central Wr-st.. two thiiiR:; worn irov-
ol: llrst. that potontlally the South
In u.m jrood u llve.-toik country as
thoro Ih unywliore; and ppcoih!. that
wo ure ui'ttlnjt th" llvontock mon the
LVimmIoth und feodors who knew how
to brood fool anil nlmw as flno ani-
mals as were ever produced.
Now that wo are training up the
feeders and breeders necessary we
look to si'o the South year by year
boeome an Increasingly stroll' com-
liolitor of the older livsiock rec-
Miui:.;. 1'ii'P'ost loiiably we h-vi. li
rood climatic coinlitior.s and as foh-i
' ' we n-;i I'T th" f liii'; a I'd broerl-
1 :V..t. "i ;. the P'iMth Is pr.ict I al-
. iv i . a in or.ider.- a Kite livestock i
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Advert Urd I t tern
nrioe. Kritl.
Choato (i. H.
Caldwell Menry.
Cbuney Olln.
Clifton. J. V.
ChrLsholm Z. A.
ChuVdy Ksteell.
Crouch II. II.
Kpperson Zarl.
Fuller. Albert.
Fuller Frank (2).
How Andrew.
llemlerMon Joe.
Laurie Newton.
Laird. T. I..
Leach Mrs. S. N.
Louis McKinley.
Lofton 'Miss Ida.
McLean Mrs. Alias.
Moans. Floyd.
Morgan Mattie.
MeLaln John.
Morris. Calvin.
Moore Afhley.
Kijv r. Illram.
MocVi'. Annio Leo.
KihIj.-is ll.irrol.
P.obi'rton. Will.
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Scourteti Hill.
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nine; iarin-r. and lii t v( our poauoa in me i.ann we
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..ink aocounl on. I pay 'practi.-ally a! ' 1 '. ..-ai-.-t tr-lii- .k'co mt to pay j
iho.r bills by check. Th- man wh. j b. !!.. i .".e-lled !: itself Is a
4oos this. puttliiK his entire biisii.' Ki rc o. i for any payii . ut tna !. lu
o a cash bas'.s usually has a foot-Wither words the bank irtnally keop j
n r independence that Is much to our ca.-h account fi'r ls. ar.tl (!:! e
him In his wotk. As we g.e it th.Vo have made the first Mop toward : .r::i I
jro at least three excellent reasons ' lookkeepi:ij; nr account keeplr.c. j
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FORTY CENT
COTTON
Parties who know themselves
to be indebted to O. L. Wil-
kirson Lumber Company-
either on account or note will
please call and settle as we are
in need of the money to pay
our debts.
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nwu vnu;:v oww uan
K. K. IIAUNKS P. M.
Fort Wi.'.'i
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d ii d at Sw o. t at. r 1" ri-
suit of injuries .'Clie
dent m tho ard thor
hwitihmali and had loon
Sweetwater. The acci.letit
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THOUSAHDS PROCLAIM
THE MERITS OF
;-PE-RU-NA
( Itid Vui.r Letters
Mrs. Martha C. Da!-. It F. D. 1.
.! '"r;nin ! I. write?: I n en-
V i.rtly curini of chrti!c ca'arrh of
fi t".e rtoftiuh iiti-i to.v.i. :y l'i.-
:l-NA."
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i !i re is ro v.i i c.r.e LVc i'K-liU-A
A for catarrhal deaf to ."
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ULo: ' "J'K-i:i'-NA cjr- I me of
catjirrh of the heal .ir i C r. a'..
Mr. J. II. Co::.:.s. W ! .!. M.s-
t ;.v-.:ppi: 'TII-KU-NA n.i.'i: ma
' i.vl v.orous ur.a a.-ie i. ur
.incut that tired we:.k lecl.nK I
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? Mrs. V. l-alv.'MT.. Au.-tia Min.
jt-r. o'...: "I yji rd of i-.y liv r
' trouble nnd cn cat anytlum: .t..o
lakmc l't-i;u-oA.
54 Mr. J nenrinc .w i uti jo.'in
J ft. Nc Ycrk City: "I or catarrh
.f tt.c t.ea.J anil stnmacn i oa
f-und I'K-ltU-NA tetter than any
i '.her riedicine.
iMr. V. II. Kdfrar ti Cnr St..
har.ti llcorpia: "i't-Kl'-NA
JicU ry? after 1 i ad sutTcred
I ft.n tlars with rhcu:r.ati-m."
Mrs. Lcona lodd U. No. 3
Medon. Tennessee: "FK-HlT-NA
' h a cranl ricdicino for cuusrh and
raids."
So many diseases are due to ca-
Urrh nnd catarrhal condition
makes I'K-RU-NA the Uhl medi-
cine in tho world to have on hand
for emrrircncics and pcncral health
protection. Thousands of famil-e
re never without a bottle of I'J
LU-NA or tt box of I'K-KIJ-NA
Tllots in the medicine cabinet
Thnt is tho safo way.
You can buy IT.-UU-NA any-
v here in tablet or liquid lorm.
to k' p any
sntlus funds. TVe farmer v. ho keeps
Kll eoOlderalde amount of I..'tl'
at home is rillililtlK ri.-V.i frotil ii-is liv
tl e:t .r t re fiat are needle s and
tt: ;t hhouM ! e av. :d I My k" 'piti.
the mom in the bank it i.ot only
:a(e. but exact chance may be made
every time a ch- k is is-sued. tliu- do-
't: aw.'.y p: acta .i!!y entirely if !;.')-
mi! lian;--e uPout the lioii-
lu th C ud pi: e the local b itiV:
er Is !! of I'll' bot men in the com-
! unity :. r the av t: o farmer to
know . It wt'd pay well to cdms-a !
l.i' .miaa at ince and th !! ' and
b j;t way to do this is to :.-.tt an ac- j
. unt with h'.. bank. K . n if the j
firmer r.i'.y not ep.t to n "it t
burrow ir.oii.y it ..s v. ill for the local j
i. .. l.i know !..m :-.:id kuov his I
repiittttloa for me tin r I. is oPPpa-
tiiins promptly. At some time or
other ewry farmer has neeii r j
credit and at such times the pood j
opinion of the localu bunker may be
of great value lnditd. j
old and
Funeral
services will bo held Monday after-
noon at Sweetwater.
iec. lu. lie was 33 Veal
is Mil nod by .'its w ife.
j Mrs. John Prower of Palla "avs
jttiat line clothes cause discontent
amotiK school students. The aV.m-
' J.. Is not confined to school eiid.
' Th. re an ltov n people who fret be-
(raiHe t '!. can t dre.s up to the st.in-
I d.ird.
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sioo.ooo. Ou a T rTA17'T T? $10000000
At 5 l-J t.ei el . iUn Ull At & 12
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cent. cent.
ALSO
Cotton and Fire Insurance.
Office Back of 1st State Bank Phone 196.
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'of . 1 iiiic -( ciii i''aub ui.ij. iiui in: i.ai I'll 011 lur
vi.. ry o.wiT.l..i.eyVyrvi 1 I I
jj ' t'' i' i "j X ' lI)u a tinie a Ilickle was real their income tax befoVo the middle of
t-'-Vil-t-.!. ...... ' -. - tii'.'J j money but those days are pone. January and possibly later. The of-
1 In the days of our youth watermel- f trials have not been able to obtain
1 011s could be purchased from th'.' blanks.
fiiajtim nniK rompany.
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Stat of Ohio. City of T-lxlo.
lAicim Countf. m.
fank J. Chrnry milci oath that h
la arnlnr partner of th rirm of K. J.
Chnjr It Co . doing luinnr In th City
of Toledo. County an.t Mate afornIJ.
and trial aaul Orni will iav the aum of
liNK ML'M'IIKI) K)IIMIS for each
an.t rty . of ('.. -r"! thj rsntml N
mr.-.l l.y tin. mw o1 II M.I S iMTAUKII
MKPU1NR I'RANK J CMKNKY.
forn t nfnr xn tn. p'ih.rllfd In
my t ri v ni't thl ftn a.iy of t.'itTibr.
a. i i-aO. a. w m.msus.
(SS'all Notary Public.
lla'I'a Calarrb MMIclne I. taken In-
ternally an.l act thromeh th HI.huI on
the Muriiui b'i;rf:. r i f lu System fc'i-nd
fi..r Iri'lnuinin.K. free.
V. J CKXi:V ff. Tolrd.l. O.
F.i! 1 bv all ilriorr: t
Hall's Family l illa tor constipation.
DO YOU OWN AN AU-
TOMOBILE OR TRUCK.
MEAT MARKET CHANGE .
1 have bought the Star Meat
Market from Pierce Moffitt
and will give you the best
possible service in butcher
products. Your patronage
solicited and appreciated.
Lon McNeil
B3U
The leapord can not change his
skin neither can a man lose his
laundry mark once his garments
have been branded. Abilene Ko-
poYtor. What in a lai-ndry mark worth
when the laundry Is loM and can't
In- found?
The Fort Worth Star TeloRram Is
noted for telling the truth but peo-
plo are astounded to read in that
circumspect oracle that people have
been puttinR alcohol In their radi-
ates to prevent freeiintf. Some
things are hard to understand.
A fedetul JildRC ha oredred a May
Jin enforcement of the national pro
hibition law and several tenowa u.e
stlll able to wet their whistles.
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friend
This is to call your attention to the Im-
portance of proper mechanical care.
a!Whether you operate your car for pleasure
or business or your truck is put to the severest
tests of endurance we are capable of keeping
them in the trim and adjustment that will in-
sure tl: 6 r est economical expense In up-keep
and al . : J1 to assure that the highest pos-
: ! ncy may be had from them.
demonstrate our SERVICE. We
r":7"'rJ 'Ifkiici;:! tulcs and
rood.' lble c
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i An 1 casin. . 1..'...
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innanv
ihiovlni;: here v
v the house for
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Kd. Westhrook of Hunt County Is
out for conr.s in the 4th district.
A youth near Eastland while hunt
iB rabbits found a human skeleton
In a thicket. There Is nothlns to es
tablish Idenlty.
tSold by i ! ray um lrg '
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Apply few drops then lift lore
touchy corns off with
fingers
pass!-.c farm waimn for 5 cents but
now not even the transparent slice
can be purchased for that sum.
Enough bannanas could be bouiht
for a cents to Rive three boys indi-
gestion but that was lon aso.
There was a time when small boys
were wont to do chores around the
home for the coveted nickel but not
now.
Who can forest I'.e man who used
to walk into a cipaV store and say in
a loud voice. "Give me a Rood nicklo
cigar."
There was a time when a nickle
houv-ht a loaf of bread or a dish of
Ice cream paid for a shoe shine and
even made a sizable tip. Some of the
old citizens in their more reminis-
cent moods can recall these days
or a b ast they say they can.
Put gradually one by one the use
of the jitney" passed away. It
would buy nothing to eat. nothins to
drink unless reinforced by the once
despised penny until only a ride on
a street car remained to be secured
In exchange fi-V the nickle.
And then the streot railway com-
pany followed in the wake of a Ions
and Illustrious p.-ocesslon of profi-
teers. nirminghar: Age-Herald.
New York reports more now dress
making establishments for 1920 than
were ever before known lu the his-
tory of the nation and the good ladles
of society are figuring on enough
gowns to change apparel three times
a day but the average housewife will
still wear her house dress from Mon-
day till SatuVday.
K. H. lllcirinbotham came in Mon-
day to visit his family.
Dyed Her Faded
Skirt Also a Coat
"Diamond Dyes" Make Shabby Apparel
Just Like New So Easy!
I Don't worry about perfect results.
Use "Diamond" Pve" guaranteed to gire
a new rich fadeless color to any fabric
whether wool ailk linen cotton or noted
pxHvls. drosses blouses stock intrs skirts
children's coats draperies. everything!
A Direction Book is in package.
To match any material have dealer
i show you "Diamond Dye" Color Card.
WECO
Conditional Poultry Mixture
cures Koupe and Sore Head aud
Insures greater egg production.
Conditional Poultry Mixtur-
is a mineral tonic that takes
tho place of tho nren food tiial
your hens got in the early
spring and If used three times
a week for three weeks the ro-
eult must be more eggs or your
money back.
Kvery bos sold under a prim-
ed guarantee. A 60e box wKl
furnish 50 hens four months
For sale by
V.Kr;& WAUE Grocer
Exclusltely
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We have a car load of Weco in stock the best
of cow feed composed of cotton seed meal and
hulls.
Cotton seed meal bran shorts oats and chicken
feed.
We want your produce hides and furs.
Henderson Bros.
SNYDER TEXAS
Doeaut hurl a bit! Drop a
Freeiona in. an aching corn.
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little
stantly'that corn stop hurting then
you lift U rUt out. Yci. aagic!
A tiny bottle of Freerone ( t-
but a tew cents at any drug store
but 1 sur.''t!ent to remore ever
hard rerr". f'i torn or corn between
the tot er ! the calluses without
-Jtatlon. '
t?iA aenaattonal dW
TRUCK AND JITNEY
' Delivery Beds
And General Ford Repairs
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All 1iiaU of niacsmithinp ard perioral repair f
irk Absolutely First Class
sorenci
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wonder
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A.
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.tifcri near bridge
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The Snyder Signal. (Snyder, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-THIRD YEAR, No. TWENTY-NINE, Ed. 1 Friday, January 2, 1920, newspaper, January 2, 1920; Snyder, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth288347/m1/7/?rotate=90: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .