Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 332, Ed. 1 Friday, October 17, 1919 Page: 3 of 14
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TEMPLE DAILY TELEGRAM, TEMPLE, TEXAS, FRIDAY HORNING, OCTOBER 17, 191$.
PAGE THREE
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Tell Temple Druggists Sale of |
Begy's Mustarine is Guaranteed
Makers Have so Much Faith in Its Mighty Power That They
Rigidly Guarantee It Not Only to You But
to All Who Buy It.
Begy's Yellow Mustarine in Yellow Box
Vcnr mm (he people of this city and «tot«
will know through the newopapen about
the beet aad auiekMt pala killer on eartb.
A wonderful external remedy that often
endi influema, cold In the chest, eore
throat, pleurlar or bronobltla over nlflit
lt'a called Begy*! Muatarlne and theu-
Mnda of people who have wittered from the
aronlaln* peine of rhepmatlem have found
epeedy. sure and Meteed relief with one
application.
Everyone knSwo that heat teen pala and
there la more concentrated non-blleterlnf
heat In a box of Bety'e Muetarlne than can
be put In any other bex of the eaine else.
Juit tell your cuetomere to rub on Befy'e
Mustarine; It li very penetrating and can't
blister.
Tell them 14 use It for sprains and strains,
for li^mbaco, neuritis, sciatica, and neu-
rit l«l*.
Kr
member that people whs uee aiulck-
artlnf Begy's HoaUrtne onoe aevse go
to alow-actlna mHjtes that say da
It'a used extensively £or_ sweHln»s, pains
and aches af all kinds, and lust as soon aa
tha people (St to know how muoh better It
Is than liniment* aalvaa, poultlcea, plasters,
hot water bottles aad the like, tha demand
will exceed your expectations.
Oat your order In today—your Jobber has
It—and remember that 1( for any reaaon it
does not asll, you ctfn have your money
back. j
Remember aKo that In selllm Bevy's Mus-
tarine to your customers that we guarantee
it to do just what we say It will do.
And it It doesn't give tha customsr his
money back and wa will make good.
8. C. Wells and Co.. LeHoy, N. Y„ makers
of Celery Kliig, Dr. Carter1* K. *' B. Tea,
Hhlloh and other good remedies.
An automobile headlight has been
Invented with a large reflector for use
on rough and dangerous roads and
turns and a smaller one for service
On straight and smooth paths.
An English Inventor's rudder for
motorboats with which a boat can^be
steered, stopped or reversed without
stopping the engine has met the tests
of the British admiralty.
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THE ECONOMY STORE
These Distinctive New
Fall and Winter
Suits—
Will Instantly appeal to the
Man who wants to claim for
himself Style, Refinement and
Originality. High waist line,
waist seam and belted types,
v in quality fabrics, shown in
new greens, browns and bines.
The much-wanted iridescents,
too.
Three-piece Silk Lined, Well
Tailored Suits for Men and
Young Men, representing
p>leadld values, at'
$30.00, $35.00 to $45.00
SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES
in distinctive Styles, developed in Wool Fabrics that re-
flect quality. Superior tailored and excellent values at
$49.50.
—New Patterns In Men's Fall Shii*t«
—New Shapes and Shades in Fall Hate
—All good leathers and lasts in Fall Shoes
w
Suits for Boys
in a good range of serviceable patterns, belted styles
—all sizes, 6 to J.6,—at prices ranging from $10.00
to $25.00.
Vlvvet Suits
for th-e smaller boys, in good colors—new styles.
Priced $8.50.
Attend the
1
Special Shoe Sale
featuring Women's High-Top Shoes in
Kid and Patent, some with Cloth
Tops, both Button and Lace. Mostly
Button. Real Values, $6.00 to $7.50 -
—today and tomorrow, very $3-45
special, the pair, only.
Men's High Top Shoes
-to Gunmetal, Kid, Patent and
some few Tans, bolh Button and
Laoe. Very extraordinary values
at !he sale price of only .........
$4.45
BOOTERIE
SWIFT SAYS HIS COMPAKY IS IN
ACTUAL COMPETITION WITH
, OTHER DEALERS.
(Associated Pi«se Dispatch.)
Chicago, 111., Oct. 1«.—Louis F.
Swift, president of Swift * Co., to-
day issued a atxtqpent denying the
charge that tha five big packer^, by
enlarging tha scope of their business,
threaten to control the wholesale gro-
cery trade of tha country which ara
contained In the latest- report of the
federal trade commission.
Mr. Swift's statement reads In part:
"That the packing Industry Is again
put In wrong light by tha latest In-
stallment of the series of the at*
tempts on the part of the federal trade
commission to scare tha American
people Into the belief that the large
packers are getting control of the
food supply of the country.
"In the first place, the packers do
not control anything. Swift & Co. Is
in active competition with all other
packers In the purchase and sale of
every product bought and sold.
"The charge that the five packers
have divided the field, each specializ-
ing on certain lines, fs absurd. Swift
& Co. handles only such products as
logically result from being in the
packing business and such other prod-
ucts as can be handled efficiently
through Its sales organization and
refrigerating equipment. The net re-
sult Is the lowering of selling costs,
more direct markets from producer to
consumer and a better service to the
public. This statement we stand
ready t<r prove to any impartial tri-
bunal.
"There is no ground for the claim
that the large packers bid fair to
dominate the wholesale grocery trade.
Swift & Co. sales of grocery products
amount to only a little over 1 per cent
of the total wholesale grocery busi-
ness. *The five large packers together
handle not to exceed 3 per cent.
"The trade commission's figures
showing the percentage of poultry,
butter and eggs handled by the large
packers are greatly exaggerated.
"We hate Issued figures based on
department ot agriculture reports
showing that Swift & Co. handles only
about 6 per cent of the total quantity
of these products sold in the United
States.
"There is no combination or agree-
ment with other packers In the
handling of thes® products or to di-
vide territory In theii^ purchase or
sale. _
"I believe that the public Is begin-
ning to learn that It can not rely on
the prejudiced . and sensational
charges made by the federal trade
commission and that this commission
is doing the country a positive injury
b^ stirring up discontentment and
misunderstanding."
The first aviator to fly across the
English channel was Louis Blerlot, of
France, who flew from Sangette to
Dover on July 25, 1900. .
TRY I TED
•F
GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD NOISES?
TRY THIS
If you ara growing Hard ot hasrlog and
faar Catarrhal Daafnesa or It you hava
roaring, rumbling, biasing nolsse In your
oars go to your druggist and gat 1 ounea
of Parmlat (double strength), and add to
It Pint of hot watar and a little granu-
lated sugar. Taka 1 taaspoonful four times
I day.
This will often bring quick relief from
tha distressing head nolsea Clogged nos-
trils should open, breathing become easy
and tha mucus stop dropping Into tha throat.
It la easy to prspare, coets little and la
pleaaant to take. Anyone who Is threat-
ened with Catarrhal Deafness or who has
head noises should glvs this prescription
a trial. ,
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May Resume Strike Negotiations.
(Associated Press Dlspatoh.)
Pittsburgh, Kan., Oct. H.—Alex-
ander Howat, president of district
number 14, United Mine Workers of
America, today forecast the re-
sumption of negotiations between the
miners and operators and saiA that
an agreement averting the strike of
miners called for Novetnber 1" was
likely. _
Read the want ads.
tiranger l.lver Kegulntor Hrrwrd Into a
Mellghttal Tea, Brat Medk-lne let for
Constipation and Indigestion.
Try It Todny—Costs Only *9 Cwtl at
Any (store
Look In the mirror and observe the ap-
pearance of your akin. Does It look sallow T
Are there pimples on your face? Is your
tongue coated? In addition to that have
you a bad taate In your mouth T Dlaslnesa,
pains In the back, costlveness, swollen stom-
ach, biliousness? If you have any of the
above symptoms your liver is certainly out
of fix. Now to havs a clear skin, bright
eyes, pure blood and a sound delightful
liver, brew a tea made from a box of
Granger Liver Regulator. It comes In a
handy box and Is composed of ground herbs,
roots and barks. Pour a pint of boiling
water over the contents of one box and you
will have a pint of the finest liver regulator
ever made, at a cost of only 25 cents. Take
a teaspoonful three or four times a day, as
per directions on each box This will clear
your liver, strengthen and give you pep,
snap and a good, perfect health you so
much desire. It Is pleasant to take Granger
Liver Regulator, and when brewed Into a
tea It does not cause naxeau, nor Interfere
with your eating, pleasure or work. It
clears up and purifies your system, cleans
out your bowels In an easy way, making
you feel fine, with a good appetite. It can
also bo taken In dry form.
Granger Liver Regulator is sold by lead-
ing druggists everywhere.
GET READY
FOR "FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, ¥our
System Purified and Free Prom
Golds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
lightful, Safe and
- Sure.
Whoa You Stop The TMdo
Hayes'
Healing
Honey
Stops The Tickle
Heals The Throat
Cures The Cough
Price 35c.
A Free Box of •
Brove'm O-Pon-TrutB Salvo
| Opens the Pores and Penetrateal
For Head Colds, Chest Colds and
Croup, is enclosed with every bot«
tie of Hayes' Healing Hooey.
You get the Cough Syrup and the Salve
for one price, 36c.
Made, Recommended and Guaranteed to
the Public by*
PARIS MEDICINE COMPANY
TsMsts
Tonic.
FDR NOVEMBEROUT
CNUSl'AL NEW LOVE STORY NOV-
EL BY KATHLEEN NORMS IS
ONE FEATURE.
The November Pictorial Reviews
ara on gale today at ail news glands
in Temple. It waa rumored a tew
days ago that tho paper might not
be gold In Temple this month but
Texas was one of the lucky states
that had an allotment and Temple
got her part.
Thwre are 4JO pictorial t nevlsws
for Temple and that It all that will
come to the town this month. The
sale Is expected to be enortaous and
those who ara particular about hav-
ing what they want to read should
get the paper as soon as possible.
In the November Issue Is the open-
ing Instalment, of one of the most re-
markable and most unusual of love
storlei, written by Kathleen Norrts.
The story will be in four instalments
and the first is #ln the November is-
sue. Tlve name given to this un-
usual piece of fiction Is "Harriet and
the Piper."
Other features Include an article
on '"Outwitting the high cost of
building." which is the flr?t of a
series of economical house designs;
suggestions on how to keep down
butcher bills, and a thousand and
one home helps that are practical
and worth while.
.The Pictorials go on mile today.
The Progressive Shoe Strop news
stand has a most beautiful display.
Other Stands where the new maga-
zines may be secured are the Terliple
rtnok Concern, the Bank Clear and
News stand in the Pity National
bank Ifuttding, the Model Oonfectlon-
ery, C. I* Jieynolds' drug store, the
Square drug store, Schaffner's stand,
Powers' drug store, the South Side
drug store and the South Side Fruit
Market. McPelvey-Hartman's bas a
good supply and carries Pictorial Re-
view patterns, too.
ROMANCE OF EARLY
WEST IS RECALLED
(Associated frees Dispatch )
I'hoenix, Arlr., Oct. Id.—Wrested
from the hands of the Apaches over
four decades ago, the famous old Sil-
ver King mine of Pinal county pos-
sesses an early history that savors
strongly of the romance of the early
west.
Credit for the discovery of the lo-
cation belongs to the soldiers whose
work of "circling'' the Apaches, led
them into the almost inaccessible
mountain faBtnesaes. The mine soon
Mcvx'wdl Ho use
£ off £ a
Ranks hi&h in the Gov-
ernment dietary and is sup-
plied in fcood quantity to offi-
cers in the Regular Army.
A True Body Bracer and Brain Preserver
Pure, Delicious and Dependable
SeaUd Tina at Groom
GENERAL ORDERS:
"Maxwell House Cqtf«4
•very morning."
became the nuclues from which was
carried on the work of reclaiming the
Pinal region from the savages.
The Indians dominated the entire
district, and neit-rred most prospect-
ors from venturing far into the i'lnal
mountains.
Not so with a soldier named Sulli-
van, however, who wun a member of
the command of General Htoneham,
afterward governor of California.
Sullivan showed its native silver out-
cropplngs to others, the exact location
of. the property was laid out, a cor-
poration was formed, and the mine
was first worked in 1 877, being In con-
tinuous operation until 1888. During
this period, the values In silver alone
amounted to $16,000,000 gl-oss. Since
that time the property has been
worked only sporadically and only
$600,000 in sliver has been extracted.
Recently, however, there have been
indications of renewed interest in the
old time mine.
Operated on the rheostatlc princi-
ple, a headlight controller for auto-
mobiles can be* mounted on the steer-
ing post and operated with the same
hand used fur driving.
Ashes carried from Mount Vesuvius
to Constantinople in 472.
fyss.HlheyTire.jtch,
>on J Smart or Bum, If bote,
\Z, t\jfC Irritated, Inflamed or
YOUR LltJ Granulated, use Murine
often. SootbM, Refreehee. Safe lor
Infant or Adult At all Druggists. Writefaf
Free Eye Book. Ej» ta^yCs^Ckk*
Physicians and Druggists arc advis-
ing their friends to keep their systems
purified and their organs in perfect
working order as a protection against
the return of influenza. They know
that a clogged up system and a lazy
liver favor colds, influenza and sorioi'f
complications.
To cut short a cold overnight and to
prevent serious complications take one
Calotab at bedtime with a swallow ot
water—that's all. No salts, no nausea
no griping, no sickening after effects.
Next morning your cold has vanished,
youi liver is active, your system is puri
lied and refreshed and you are feeling
fine with a hearty appetite for break
fast. Eat what yon please—no danger
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, fg-ice thirty-five cents
Every druggist is authorized to refund
L -mtr money if you are not perfectly
' with Calotabs.—(Adv.)
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What If Takes To
Make Real Cakes
No mistaking the answer. Plenty of DUNBAR'S
KING KOMUS SYRUP on top and "tricklin'"
down the sides. It's the real part of cakes, waffles,
hot biscuits—this rich, mellow syrup with the
delightful fresh cane flavor.
Its goodness begins with soil and climate
where Nature grows the finest Ribbon cane.
Boiled to that right degree so that you get its
full delicious sweetness.
Always have DUNBAR'S KING KOMUS SYRUP on the
table. Wholesome—nourishing—an economical,strength-
building food. Made by a process that demands, above
all, purity and cleanliness.
Dunbar's
KingKomus Syrup
Dunbar'$ Syrups are packed uvder several colored
checkered labels. All are guaranteed highest quality*
rm not to awful 'tiekular.
The kind o' caket J eat;
With Dunbar's Syrup let them come—
Of buckwheat, corn or wheat!
-DOLLV DUNBAR
fife-
After January first the white and
blue Kino Komus label will be
changed to checkered label as
shown below.
Dunbar Molasses &
Syrup Co.
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
new york memphis
iMulbM'fc
^ureIribbon CAN£
M
T)* PLEASE RS-AO _
% - -V** tn Mm from
"" ""*<1" In Syrup **?*
(-J**" Lcuttsnl
no adulteration or pr*"""*1
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Williams, E. K. Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 332, Ed. 1 Friday, October 17, 1919, newspaper, October 17, 1919; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth470432/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.