The Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 200, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 8, 1916 Page: 2 of 8
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Your deposits nrc absolutely protected by the State
Qunranty Fund. Let us tell you how "Our Service MSniiB
Serving You." We Avill appreciate n call from you.
First State Bank
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THE HOME
of Quality Gnccrics
WE SBbL ALT
THE BREAKFASlTFOODS
ALL THE
DINNER AND SUPPER
FOODS
Also All tho Between McalFoods Fruits Nut3 Confec-
tions Etc. all quality Goods!
TRY THESE-They'U Please
Qrapo Fruit Fresh Cocoanuts Canned Muscatel Raisins
Fresh Stuffed and Plain Dates
Currants and Shelled Pecans.
W. B. HALE SONS & KEEN
ffMUgiai" ' ..a.-ti!.
FINANCING OF
HIGHWAYS PLAN
IS ADVOCATED
WASHINGTON Nov. 7- Financing
of Iilchway improvements has been
thoroughly investigated by experts of
the Department of Agriculture's divis-
ion of road economics who recommend
to people- of counties and municipali-
ties intending to raise funds the ad
vantages of tho deferred serial plan
over tho ordinary sinking-fund plan.
Under the serial plan a certain amount
of bonds Is retired each vear and the
bonds so retired coase Id bo an in-
terest charge on the community. Un
der the sinking-fund plan none of the
bonds Is rctlrablo until tho end of n
definite period and the entire sum
raised bears Interest for the entire life
of tho bond.
The Department's experts say under
tho ordinary sinking-fund plan com
munities nttv interest on tho money
borrowed and in addition set nsile.
each year as a sinking fund an amount
sufficient to retire nil the bonus when
they becomo due. The s'.nktng-tunu
is deposited with banks and earns
some Interest. That Interest ordinar
ily Is rnly three per cent Vrheroaa
tho communities pay five or six per
cent to Its bondholders. Tho serial
plnn li much cheaper even though tho
sinking fund earns interest as high as
four per cent and In the opinion of
tho road specialists should be utlllml
whenever it Is possible to market ser
ial bonds.
A renort on tho subject has Just been
published by the Department of Agri-
culture which Is distributing it to in
terested persons upon application.
TC
touay'S fashion ote.
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JlEXAIlh'AItLP. SERIES OF
MEETINGS AT SFWXOFIELI)
SPniNGFIELD Mass. Nov. 7. A
remarkable series of conventions In
this city November 21-25 inclusive is
expected to bring together n Junus--ual
number of civic workers. "A pre-
liminary announcement now bcintccirf
eulated lists -no less than ten conven-
tions as follows:
Natlopal Municipal league Novem-
ber 23-25; City Manager Associa-
tion. November 31-23; Clty'B 8ccrotary
Conference. Nov 23-24; Municipal Re-
search "Workers November 22-23;
Training School for Public ifa
Novembor 22-23. Jntercolloglni'BIls-
ion of tho National Municipal League
November 22-23; Western New Eng-
land Chamber of Commerce Novem-
bor 22; Massachusetts Federation of
Planning Hoards November 23-21;
Massachusetts. Civic League Novomber
21 and tho Massachusetts Slngla Tax
Ix-ngue November 20-21.
Subjects ou tho tcntntlyo programs
includo budgets housing taxation
municipal progress city planning
publicity training for public service
prorress of tho city's maungotr plan
results under commission gavenmont
ten vcaral.of municipal rcsqercll in
flea and Tn responsibility of the
city to Us needy;1
Get the Round PacksJ
Used for Cent
ifA Cautioh
Q&Avold Substitutes
Ask FoandliET
m
SfTffiKce.
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THk
MAL"
Made from
tract of select mal
own Malt Houses u
Infant m and children
the weakest ttomac
Needs bo cooking n
Nourishes and sua
Should be kept at
muoua iooa-aruuc
A ghuiful hot
sleep. Abo in lun.
Substitute
Tmko m
fCK'S
jgshal
MILK
rich milk with the ex-
1 grain malted in. our
er sanitary conditions.
rw en it. Agree with
f the invalid or the aged.
addition of milk.
as more than tea coffee etc
obae or when traveling. Anu-
ay be prepared in a moment.
re retiring induces refreshing
tablet form for business men.
ast YOU Sam Prlc
mo km go Ho mm
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ENCES III
D. A. R. REFLECTED
IN DECISION
-mZL rjiiliiliiiiii' an j
51ip a few Prince Albert
smokes into ysM system!
R. J. Rernoldi Tot coo Cs
There's so6rt smoking
your dwk put you Kno
to havothe right to
PrincorAibert wilLrbai
openibr you tojCbraein on
firing up everjrlittle
s
'wsas;
DALLAS Nov. 8 Factional differ
enfces" in two state divisions Mary-
land nhd Florida are reflected In de-
cisions rendered by the President
General Mis. Cordelia Powell Oden
heimer and made publlo loilny-ln her
report to the United Daughters of the
Confederacy
Members of the Baltimore chapter
have refused to recognize as Maryland
stntee president n candttate who was
given tho office by virtue of a decls
Ion by the President General. An ap-
peal has been taken from tho decision
and is expected to come before tho
convention later in tno weeK.
The Gainesville Florida chapter
has appealed from a decision of the
President General revoking Its charter
because It had refused to pay Its dues
to the Btato organization with which
"It was at odds.
Among the President General's rec-
ommendations wore the following;
"That n chapter or division cannot
have ns n member of Its advisory
counsel or advisory board any one
who is not a member of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
"That honorary officers or honorary
members cannot hold executive office
or vote"
At tho New Orleans convention a
resolution was adopted calling on each
division to appoint n committee to
bring before their Congressmen the
matter of the cottontax Collected from
18G2 to 1S08 and request them to co-
operate In passing a bill to return
this money approximately $68000000
to southern stales these states to re-
turn the taxes to their legal owners or
heirs. Tho President Gencrnl report-
ed that n number of bills had boon In-
troduced In the ltouso making differ-
ent disposal o thd money but that
only thnt offered by Senator Simmons
In tho Senate accorded with tho reso-
utlon. p !T
"So far as I nm personally nblo to
Judge' nays Mrs. Odonhelmer's re
port "there seems little present prob-
ability of any portion of tho slxty-
I Klit millions being distributed in any
shape whatever and only through con-
certed and persistent effort on the
nart of tho Daughters tho NotoranB'.i.. illM1ia .. i .. i.
and tho Sons can any results bo others uti ut!ar ioVi of the strain
ported. It Is imperatively necessary jjauy such bands break later loav-
that agreement Js arrived at coverlnu Ing the cotton exposed iiv such a way
the exact form or manner In which! that it becomes seriously damaged
thi- distribution Is desired by tliem."idurfng Its long Journeys. Complaints
Most of tho bills Introduced provide Ua regard to tho condition of cotton
for distributing tho money among Con on arrival nt Its destinations are con-
federate veterans or their fnnilllcs. Ittnually being received from foroigu
The- President Genoral cnllod at. countries while- tho more carefully
tentlon to n bill Introduced by Senator baled and covored cotton from Egypt
Mnrttn appropriating ?B000 for re-J and India arrives at the same dostina-
liluiling an old volume discovered inltlou in good condition
tho archives of tho war department I While littlo dlfforonco tit efffclonoy
containing tho namoa nnd records of between tho screw stoam and hydrau-
27000 Confederate soldiers who died He gin presses for ordlnnry cotton
in prison. bale Is found by tho dopnrtmo'nt spe-
An nnnonl wns mniln fnr rn nrwirn.' CiallStS they bolicve that Wherever
tion In raising J 10.000 remaining to Practlcabjo the local glnner should bo
bo collected for Arlington and ShOoh "'"(fJ l' fnrnion to nmko use of
monuments nnd tho window which tho tUo Kn C"'P'M3. which turns out a
laughters of tho Confederacy ore to "!! more compact and betu-r cover-
place in tho new lied Cross building 71 Uaw I an ' l0 on Innry proioa pro-
in Washington to tho Women of' the "" ; TrL l I' " ?
Knnlh . i'w" ". ii. ii.m umi uiiu
You've heard many an earful about thrf PrinceAlbert
patented process that cuts out bite and rfarch ar1 lets you
smoke vour fill without a co'mebackl Stakaf vour bnk roll that
it proves out every hour of the day.
Prince Albert haaIwJys been sold
without coupons or premiums. We
prefer to givquality I
i
pioejjr rollings
t you've gc
I We tell
the doc
the nationaLjrtysmoke
rl
feel likeDur smoke past
hawueen wasfed and Jiflu be sorry you cannot
ybCk up for afreslrtSrti
You swing oitnis say-so likeifNsyas a tip to a
mousandwllar bill I It's worth that in happi
ness ana contentment to you to every man
who knows what can be
gotten out of a chummy
jimmy pipe or a makin's
cieare tte with
Prince Albert for
"packing"!
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RETKOLPS TOBACCO CO.
nuln'Mltn N Ci
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the Udr
rctiun
BURM
kREIfTif
Albert Udr
red tin. and In
fact every Prints
Albert rncVaue ha
a real mctsngft-to you
onltireverteslrfe Youll
read "Proeea Patented
JulyKtlLlW?." Tliat meant
that the United State Oovern
ment haKrantedi patent on the
process by which Prince Albert I
made. And by which (ontfus bittmnd
IhtOKl parch ttrrcul out t Every
where toDacco I tola you li nna
Prince Albert awaiting yon
In torpy reUbK 5c. tidy
red tin. IOC Imnmoma
pound and half-pound
tin numiaor ana in
that clever cryal-
lilashumldorwlth
ipohKemoltener
lop that keep th
tobacco' In tuch
fine condition
alwayal
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IfKULTI.Ntl CO'lTON I.OS.SKS
I) IT TO l.MII!Ul'j:it (!IXMX(J
arrive at their doatliinMons n bettor
condition than do other compressed
balca Thego gin compressed bales
(are of about the same bulk as baletf
vqtnvr-rnv m . x- .wnicn nave neen rqpresgeti m railroad
i.r i V . ' C- Nov- S"ir Ir0880S and need not. therefore un-
i ilrt .i a"V con8W"nbIe lesson-clcrgo this second pressing. Ah a ro-
ing or the icroat lossnu whiii. . i D..i. .t. . . -.i..
i"i. i indiutry from the compressing and handl.ng accruing to
ii I .. vul"m B sucKol into trie c
common flat bale are eliminated.
tho tono of the crepe de chhT. Med-
ium size renulros 5 1-4 yaims 3G-lnch
'material with & arda of tfouueing for
.trimming.
Pictorial RoUow PrfTce&s Slip No
C77C. SUea 31 to -Hyftehes bujt. Pric
15c
y
ByCuat the I;
-rfouth Pole
Produce Wanted
Bring your country -produce to this store. Highest Market Pric
for Turkeys Chickens Eggs Butter etc. We pay you in 0
r Trade. Do cot sell your produce until yeu have gotten
price.
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Telephone 77
Chestnut Street
yur
V
W. 8. Hafe Sons & Keen
Slip it on o or the head end under
a sheer frock and you have a charm
ing princess Blip to add glory to UieJhe Kin until the baled lint is delivered The possibility for Inducing ginnora
pu...v. .... "' ""." X ' m 'b A '"'" wy spectaiiats of .the V install Kin compresses will be
chene and trimmed with lace -TUuS Dopartment of ABriqulture planters Brenter whore co-operative : oretinlza
incck may be cut in cither soWe or must come to realize that large pro. tions exist and whore the Klnning and
round out inc. the shoulder strjs bu- portion of this loss falls on them compression a sufficient "number of
Ing of satin ribbon to correspd with either directly or Indirectly. B'S LnlP rnn i. mntrniio.i
they must co-operate actively to ell- In addition to discusses tho faults
nunate it. The Ihbb . rn. .. .. .... n io .n... i...i ... .
J.uer is coneernod results chiefly from liHlIetln already mentioned describes
improper Binning which injures the letni! the machinery of the gins
iint and the Jnadecmuti pressing and ordinarily In use Copies of tho buUe-
.! .?i0f lhe ba- Jy concerted tin may be had free upon application
he m 1 oInetl 0t' 'armors should to the Departmont at Afcriiulturo so
Lin i "euro bettor methods ot long as the Department's supply lasts.
rnVnn . ""IB.r. nanDB of their'
cotton being enabled as a result to
market the.r cron to hnr u.L
tago. Tho port which the mechani-
cal treatment of the cotton i Ian i In
thesa.aWtyru.elIntT8'd&S
in a new nulilicatinn rr i i. -.
fi!.1:"."1 2C .riculture. Farmers
.-"noun ao tm. -t-otton oinning ln-
fonnatloo for Farmers'
Cotton lint Is Injured under U. tue-Uio-Is
en.uye4 u many cut .L of
rapid running of the mchiner. ofie.
at the g!n. Fo best results from the
I out of view of the plantrr the mas-
ittiuin kpeml should be about w re-
olut.on3 jier minute for lo-imi. i.
feaWS Tvir-lvu-ln.!. . .
komhnto rouh! '. .".. ""'." u wn't'i ua
jZ&I.&X&'ZSSZZi
evsrv Hr.rl nl mt!!. 1 "? 4fJf au8l mniiis: can.
v a - Ma --' fci t n l j- ill u mfi w . n ... s t
eanvpood '-- """""" "w i mis size whea
av about Cardul
S tonlcy and 1 drrlrtrl In
ih: aNtuiy itiiteu on
gin ejuint4 w.tn
have ) pfcr ctnt wj
ty over the same tia
tW'-VS- with lo-.ach a
I.oi.st'3 rroiu Poor lialinif.
Ptriutf the grt.t.at loks faiims
If it is trucyfbat the islands sur-
rnnmllrii' ilia Xnnlli Polii fire "tlin
gloomiest" spyfB on earth." maybe Mr.
Hughes coyfd U elw 'ed President of
one of tbn Dahas News.
EVERE PUNISHMENT.
I
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A. 3 rU
'L wurii' t
. pen m mis iqwm says
m iivejf ears vmh A
Etoaach tuubls
vdi moral man in
r i in&ar most;
- r
At ROithd at
f i taa oaeAi
ffWTtW
yUt Cut
Mrs saran m. uap-
"I Bulfered for
"Goodnikht Corns !
wrOsjPGt$-itr."
3 Drops in 9 Seconds. Tliat's AIL
-nvwa Jrw -n-.. ii.- Ti-.i.
. uteni XIUK3 UIW Bki
(ever raila.
'never could sen hot
people use the most dim-
intul way they can HnJ to
ornu. They 11 wran their
th bandagea Into a packaBe-
htir hhuea full of fuet and
6rua so painful they've got
w. wuiuai.iw aone with iaws of this size whea
'.A..t ... .. ttachinr' is operated more slcwly
ltd i to'fS8!' wUh lflath baws- w
iaffnot takin hut ahni cv kh i-'.7.!i -"-. rMUMing at uie S4me siwed on
vas alnjDst cured. It did me moro k lMu.'..a
lod thaaJI tiie other medaSl tui " ? fHi wlu
ltd pitogether paufc In cjpsc.ty
. ?r JMtnds began asking tnt why !
f?ky so weU and told them abouf
CardyL Several are now takina it."
. . . r. .
you tany reader suffer from any . u. """ amr wwi ton
as headache hactarh. cMrb.' raa of the bales. A thev mms
dessneM and Uxa everlastlogly tired Uom th &iB iU oales are unwieldy
'8 iBd poorly coverwL which causes
IiW. Jel us urge you to give Cardul a'1"118 trges tq be greater thn
Irial. We teel confident it will help you. " essy and subjects the liot to
"nca: iv. k
soma (wi
f lilt ni I nfr
utt riuTofy;
toes upiyf
that mdh
inakta J
J 4h. lt
j r"-f (hw i
"CaU fM. IfUBBBBBBBTaVrT
i ZaisHiVy
tof wMCiSbwaAS
rhl )fn..DPi' -
t4i-tt'a v m
4 rlht m&
rav ana tortf q
i'V lUallLU uie
KOUCTO it
toFkblr
is
New A wivah in Splendid
Boots for Falljomd
Winter
t past bali ceoturyr
Begla taking Cardul to-day.
woVJ regret it Ali druggists.
and
the
IT" la th
corns. J
Instantly
The coi-a
1
jj
t UsTt
fust as it has a mlllim ntr unm.i xl a. i .... .-.ii) iuu ii..i....-(i.. ( instantly JK p
lb na hill r.rrZT - vumm u-- o- --- -e "..v ' iue coraibnns 'or
f.vpwhw.luuui . rtuuix mia(u.B iiiin rraieut iiuriat i ccuueaorr. &iiiiiAn
i --T '- w - . .wwv .Mrnw ..A.' li."'."''.
Vnu must uf tbtw hale are loiuurktul at I -... VV? 1T 'so
"" .... Ii.. . ".. i. TiT f.. ru?si
iwimuui.M imhhui cuu ufu iu iui I'oiiie. r eiiron
avj. ... w.. ..... i will iuuukuu iu pracucaur udk-uiii '
W5 DrS:? V?K thir f.rmer bulk Th Wl are coin- Sold
.7.-;..7r7-r-T: . jw . - - v. ' . i -t
T:r:t?7?.yiW)" f wh-wi twsit Maai prehswl very rav-iaiy in Uicse ct4'-!t lu
an w
they DJe a
tee tot an
tney
corati Bui
tbcirccn
?ilet
fbrW's
re
jra'
rfCle
Ves that
iko it
plasters
or pick
nd maka
Z-GET3-
ivitnder for
re Yt Hrl.a
trouDie
a
hiarsr
mtufid-
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or Dime by
:ae
mmended
emedy by
& r
Jreai
Yon m'fthnbly wjim a boar liuil
7ri do godH-vicir
ivcs. s I &?r'
&' uifi liglynrfelt soles arid lighter
heels. . x x
arioe is nvMnCx
1 Dinari fewcei in
Conservative.
ISTnol
which
er ar-
9-ineh
medi-
Louis
general
fitting
This
app(
yel
; . ...!ii . . i
i ou wui appreciate a snoe oi mix
character at the verv attractive price
of
SIX DOLLARS
Same style as above-can be-had in fine
black glazed kid also in Patent Colt
and kid.
All sizes and widths in stock now.
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