The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 19, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 6, 1924 Page: 6 of 8
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Help That Achy Back!
Axe you dragging around, day liter
day, with a dull, unceuaiag backache?
Are you lame in the morning, bothered
with heudacheB, dizziness and urinary
disorders? Feel tired, irritable and
discouraged? Then there's surely some-
thing wrong, and likely it's kidney
weakness. Don't neglect it! Get back
your health while you can. Use Doan'a
Pills. Doan'a have helped thousands
of ailing folks. They should help you.
AsIc your neighbor!
A Texas Case
Mra. H. IJohn-
«:son, S. W. Part,
P >Athens. Tex., says:
' Hft "I had severe back-
aches when about
my housework. Ac
times sharp pains
cuught mo across
my back and my
kidneys acted Ir-
regularly and I had
severe headaches. I
'felt generally out
W of sorts until I
started to use Doan'a Pills. Soon X
felt much better and it only took
one box of Doan's to completely
cure me."
DOAN'S"^8
STIMULANT DIUREHC TO THE KIDNEYS
Foiter-Milbura Co.. Mfg. Chem.. Buffalo. N. Y.
BRIEFS BY CABLE,
WIREJVIRELESS
Great Events That Are Chang-
ing the World's Destiny Told
in Paragraphs
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO ALL
8hort Chronicle of Past Occurrence*
Throughout the Union and Our
Colonies—News From Europe
'S That Will Interest.
DOMESTIC
Yes, Why?
The Boy—Do you know, dad, that
In some parts of Africa a man doesn't
know Ills wife until he marries hef?
Dad—Why single out Africa?
. It is no easy matter to bear pros-
perity decently.
MOTHER!
Child's Best Laxative is
"California Fig Syrup"
Hurry Mother! Even a bilious, con-
stipated, feverish child loves the pleas-
ant taste of "California Fig Syrup" and
It never fails to open the bowels. A
teaspoonful today may prevent a sick
child tomorrow.
Ask your druggist for genuine "Cali-
fornia Fig Syrup" which lias directions
for babies and children of all ages
printed on bottle. Mother! You must
say "California" or you may get an
Imitation tig syrup.
sonal
Physicians strongly dtscour-
age the use of poisonous,
irritating or burning solu-
tions for personal hygiene.
Zonitc is non-poisonous,
non-burning and non-irri-
tating. It may be used regu-
larly strong enough to de-
stroy germs without harm to
the sensitive tissues of the
body.
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J** KILLS GERMS
flAICV CI V VII I CO PLACED ANYWHEltB
UAIdl I LI MLLtll ATmACTSANDKILLS
ALL Funs. Neat,
cican.ornnmf'ntttl.cofi-
vpnient, cheap. Lxuitg
till Buaaon. Mft' o or
metrl, cnn*t spill op
tipovrr; will not woU
or Injure anything.
Ganrar: tccd effective.
Sol'l by denier*, or
6 by FXIjTCSS,
_ _ prcpa rl, 41.2L,
ttUMBJUd, 160 Uo lUlb Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
SHOW CASES
8od Fountain* Store t lx tu res
Boy Direct From Manufacturer
Southern Fountain and Fixture Mfg. Co.
Dallas, Texae
Speeding is a crime against the
pcace and dignity of the law in
Knoxville, but a kiss—if freely given
and graciously accepted—is entitled
to every guarantee of the constitu-
tion. •
Girls married in Piisadena, Cal.,
under 18 years of age will be com-
pelled to atteud school, according to
a ruling just made public. Special
classes for such brides will be cpn-
uucted.
The Cherokee Indians, occupying
the government reservation in the
North Carolina mountains, have in-
creased from 1,900 in 1913, to 2.250
this year. The government reserva-
tion has 48,000 acres.
The carcases of scores of bear,
deer, mountain lions and other deni-
zens of the wild were waahod
down Rio Yaqui and Rio Mayo in the
recent floods which swept the moan-
tain recesses of Sonora, Mexico.
Five thousand visitors inspected
the steamship Leviathan before she
sailed amidst a din of saluting har-
bor crafts and facory sirens on lier
first voyage since she grounded on
a reef in the harbor in New York
last December.
Nearly $300,000,000 has been givn
to the various States by the Govern-
ment in its plan of Federal aid fir
highway construction. At the same
time nearly $600,000,000 h is betn
collected in taxes on motor vehicles
by the Government since 1917.
For borrowing an historic wam-
pum belt last fall and failing to re
store it to its rightful custodian, two
Irotjuois Indian chiefs were sentenced
to serve two months in jail each.
The men convicted are Soffe Kentar-
atiron, 85, and American l-Iorse, 75,
years old. The belt is valued at
$25,000.
A bnking institution to be opened
in Boston by the Brotherhood of Lo-
comotive Engineers will be chartered
as a national bank. Kenneth J. Fer-
guson of Gloucester, recently electcd
president of the institution, announc-
ed the new bank, the First National
Hank to be conducted by labor un-
ions will be capitalized for $500,000.
II. Kehlbafigh of York, Pa., 93, who
recently dug his own grave and had
(rected a tombstone on the burial
lot, has been found dead in bed by
his daughter, with whom he lived.
Coroner L. U. Zech pronounced death
dne to apoplexy. He was buried in
the grave he dug with his own
hands.
Four miles of corridors and three
and one-half acres of window glass
as called for in the plans for the
new Palmer House, which at a cost
of $40,000,000 is to replace Chicago's
Wstoric hostelry. The proposed ho-
tel will contain 2.268 rooms, sixty-
eight. more than the Hotel Pennsyl-
vania In New York, the largest hotel
In the world.
No privately owned automobile In
U'o de Janeiro, Brazil, may be paint-
ed white or red. These colors are
iised exclusively by the city for Its
municipal cars, All of the ambu-
lances are white, and the fire depart-
ment's machines? are red, to make*it
basy for the traffic policemen to dis-
tinguish these "cars, which have the
tight of way.
Chairman Wlnslow denied and
Democratic members of the commit-
tee reaffirmed that the House Conv
fmorce Committee was holding back
the Barlcley bill to abolish the Rail-
road Labor Board.
An extra appropriation of $1,500,000
to combat the foot and mouth dis-
ease was approved by the Senate,
and California representatives dls
cussed quarantine regulations with
the Department of Agriculture.
President Coolidge and members of
the special Senate committee on for-
estry reviewed at the White House
a parade of Boy Scouts celebrating
the opening of the fourth annual
Forest Protection Week. The parade
included about a thousand scouts.
There will be no "honorary colo-
nels" In the Un%ed States Army.
Any such designation has been hold
to be unauthorized by army regula-
tions, and the War Department has
decreased against the creation at this
time of such a grade In the commis-
sioned ranks.
There's only one saxaphone in
Saxony and it is attracting bo much
attention that special police guards
are kept in front of the shop which
exhibits it to keep the crowds in
order, the commerce department has
been informed by Consul D. S. Hav-
en at Leipzig, in a report suggesting
a new market tot these insinuating
instruments.
Brig. Gen. Horatio Gates Gibson,
retired,-who was the oldest graduate
of \y st Point and the last surviving
officer of the army that fought in
Mexico in 1847-48, died at his home
In Washington in his ninety seventh
year. Born at Baltimore May 22,
1827, he was appointed to the Mili-
tary Academy from York, Pa., gradu-
ated in 1847, served in the Mexican
Civil and Indian wars and retired
in 1891.
The Hafase of Representatives vot-
ed $3,500,000 for use by the Bureau
of the Census In taking an agricul-
tural census of the'country, the plan
ben'g to take this pharacter of census
every five years between the periods
of the regular enumerations. The
last agricultural census was taken
In 1920 as of conditions In 1919 at
a time of readjustment under war
conditions and were very abnormal.
American hops, barred fj-om their
traditional uses in the United Stater?,
may find their way into German
beer. Consul Cornelius Ferris at
Stettin, Germany, suggesting Ger-
many as a market for the American
hops, reported to the Commerce De-
partment that shortage of fertilizer
in Germany had reduced the Bavari-
an and Bohemian cr ps below th
German requirements.
Members of the Texas delegation
in Texas will appear before the In-
terstate Commerce Commission April
30, "at the oral argument on the pro-
nosed acquisition of the International
Great Northern by the Gulf Coast
j Lines, hearing on which have been
| held before the Texas Railroad Com-
i mission here. The Texas members
I will appear in opposition to the
j merger.
Entire forged oteel
construction—auto-
matic variable feed
at anv speed-*-turns
with one fin kit—
automatic oiling—
strong and aterdy—
600 lbs. per hour
capacity—srets ALL
the cream.
30 Days'Free Trial
12 Months to Pay
This is your opportunity to try a
SHARPLES Allsteel Gream Sepa-
rator — to try the very latest
SHARPLES Improved Separator.
The terms of the trial are so fair—
so s i m p 1 e—so convenient—that
every farmer now operating an old-
fashioned machine may try this
wonderful new SHARPLES. All
you have to do is write and tell us
you would like to try out <Jn your
farm the
SHARPLES ALLSTEEL
CREAM SEPARATOR
and one will be shipped to you—all
express charges prepaid. You try it
—use it for a month and if, for any
reason, you do not want to keep it,
simply return, charges collect.
SEND NO MONEY
Big Allowance Given *
for Old Separator
We take all the risk—and abide by
your decision. Write now for details
of the Free Trial Offer.
The Sharpies Separator
Company
West Chester, Pa.
WLDOUGLAS
*7otW *3.°° SHOES and WOMEN
-Many at (J.oo end *6.oo~Boys at *4jo & *J-oo
W. L. Douglas Shoe* are sold in 117 of
own stores in the principal cities and
by over 5,000 shoe dealers.
WHEREVER you live, demand W. L.
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to-date, made in all the popular styles
3. yoi
Douglas shoes.They arc high-class and up-
jJJ that appeal to men and women
want stylish and serviceable shoes
at reasonable prices.
SELDOM have you had the opportu-
nity to buy such wonderful shoe values' ^rv.t enect „,v
you Will find in VV. L. Douglas shoes and Supports Arch. 97.1
Winton
/or Men
One of our best Bluchers
In Gun Metal Calf. Combines
con f irt and service. #7.00
liF™-
in our retail stores and in good shoe stores
everywhere. Only by examining them can
you appreciate their superior qualities.
FOR economy and dependable value,
wear shoes that have W. L.
Douglas name and the retail
price stamped on the soles.
_ Buy them at our stores or of
your dealer. Refuse substitutes.
Write Jor Illustrated Catalog, postage free.
W. L. Dougla, Shoe Co., 10 Spark Si., Brockton, Man.
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Corflex
for Women
Black Kid
Blucher Oxford
Corset effect Hives Comfort
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stamping the retail
price at the factory
Romance
"Why is there sn much romance at
a masked ball?"
"Everybody is beautiful then."
FOREIGN
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Active 1/M'ul Agcnta—-oid-entali. sickness,
accli'ent. Ufa Inawanrc; monthly payment
licensed Teiaa, feoiilalatiu, «te. A Mention. i
fraternal and Iniluatrial aKent . ln ur«ncn, |
Jttn. t*0. msa Trooat Ave., Kioihiih Oily, Mo. j
Htnohliis Toktuwi—Aliwilutsly Fresh, Ur«i
Kentucky hurley, srsnulatml. S|kcIiiI offer on
regular IBo can—12 can* for poitage paid.
SaliMfartlon *uarant eit. Write name plainly
l.<« ell ft lin'llliirtnn Teh. I'®.. CovlBntnn. Ky.
IIKMT I.ONK HT/\It COTTON NKI.O
$4.00 hundred pound*. llulk car lota S 5e
fcuMhel, delivered. Ornwn attd Binned by
4. a MANOR. At HTIN. TK.X.
II 1(111 K.HT CAHII I'KU'KM paid for old Con
federate and U. H. A. stamps. Irf-ave on
envelopes Send samples. (>lv« quantity.
.1 HARDY, 4*11 Kenwood Ave.. Chlcaso, iii.
WASHINGTON
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ctrv-NJ.-
Aimer L. Lewis of Harllngen, tele-
graphed Representative John N. Gar-
ner, that he would not be a candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
against him and had formally with-
drawn. This will give Mr. Garner,
Who Is the ranking Democrat member
On the Ways and Means Committee,
a clear field for the Democratic nom-
ination.
The State Department announced
the transfer of a number of consular
officers, among them Edward S. Ma-
rey of Pearsall, Texas, who has been
* clerk at Torreton, promoted to
vice consul there. George D. Cowden,
whose home Is In Texas, has be a
appointed eonsular agent at Port
Lobos, Mefjco.
A national lockout of shipyard em-
i plovea. involving 100,000 men, went
J into effect in England recently. The
I dispute arose over wages. Special
police forces are guarding the docks
and warehouses in the principal porta.
Prince Otto von Bismarck, grand-
son of the Iron Chancellor, will sit
among the German nationalist Depu-
ties in the new Reichstag. The
Prince, who is 27, has been living in
retirement on the family estate at
Friendrichshruhe, near Hamburg.
The ever Increasing number of
motor busses in the streets of Lon-
don is hitting the cab trade pretty
hard. According to the Motor Cab
Trade Protection Society, there was
a decrease of 50 per cent In the num-
ber of cab riders last year.
An immediate cut in oil and gaso-
line prices in France was announced
by the Ministry of Commerce after
a conference between the Minister,
Louis Loucher, and the president of
the Petroleum Dealers' Association
Oil Is to be reduced 5 francs pel
hectolitre (about twenty-six and s
half gallons) and gasoline 10 francs.
Announcement is made that the
Prince of Wales will sail from
Southampton on May 2 on the liner
Arundel Castle for his tour of Sobth
Africa. He Is scheduled to arrive at
Capetown on May 19. He will spend
three weeks in* the Capo Province
and will then visit the Orange Tree
State, Basutoland, Natal, Switzerland,
Rhodesia and Bachuanaland, sailing
homeward from Capetown on Ai^. 1.
Decision of the United States Con
gress as to the basis for quotas un-
der the new immigration law Is be-
ing anxiously awaited in Rome. It
Is pointed out that If the 1910 cen-
sus is accepted as the basis, as was
Incorporated in the Senate bill, ap-
proximately 20.000 more Italians may
enter the United States yearly than
under the 1890 census basis, whlcb
was incorporated in the measure as
passed by the House.
One reform might be carried on h.v
tin iirguiiiy.ntlon going round smash-
ing the ruts that men get Into.
ill
A boy loves all dogs, but
grave doubts about a lupdog.
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ASK your local dealer to rec-
ommend a practical dec-
orator. If you are unable to
sv 11 j nTfi secure one y°u 0311 do the work
yourself, tinting and stenciling
your walls to give beautiful results.
Alabasfine
Instead of Kalsomine or Wall Paper
Alabastine is a dry powder; mixes with
cold water; directions on each package. Used on plaster, wall board
and all wall surfaces. White and artistic, durable
tints. Cross and circle printed in red on each package.
special stencil offer
We will supply cut itencil* to any user of Alabastine—one itencll
for each roonftequiring not leu thr.n two packages, if you will
•end the large word* ALABASTINE cut from the face of the
package* over the croi* and circle, accompanied by l$c in stamps
or silver for each stencil desired, covering postage and packing.
Write for free book!st, "Nature'* Beautiful Tint*."
the alabastine company
KM Grandvllla Ambus Grand Rapid*, Michigan
Always prepare for the worst—the
best Is able to provide for itself.
Constipation Benerally Indicates disordered
stomach, liver and bowels. WrlKht'a Indian
Vegetable Pills restore regularity without
griping. 373 Pearl St.. N. V. Adv.
he has
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THEY LOOK AT YOUR SHOES!
Khinoi^A
"HgV AMERICAS HOME SHOE POLiSH JfiSL
Keeps All Kinds of Shoes Neat &nd New "Looking
Shinola for Black, Tan, White, Ox-Blood
and Brown Shoes
Shinola and the Shinola HOME SET
make the Ideal Combination for the
care of shoes. Shinola shines quick with
little work. Shine your Shoes often.
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Banger, J. E. A. & Erwin, W. L. The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 19, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 6, 1924, newspaper, May 6, 1924; Linden, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth341475/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Atlanta Public Library.