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THE DENISON PRESS
MONDAY, MAY 4th. 1942
SOCIETY NOTES
Music Week Opened
Here by XXI Club
Choral Concert
With the opening of National
Music Week, the XXI Club Chor-
al club presented a sacred con
cert at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon to a
large audience of music lovers.
The program opened with the
singing of “The King of Love
My Shepherd Is’’ (,Shelley)
the group. Mrs. S, V. Earnest,
accompanist, played “Adagio
(Rogers), and "Pastel’’ (Thomp
son). The group continued
with “There Is a Green Hill
Far Away’’ (Gounod), “When
Jesus Was A Little Child"
(Tchaikowsky) ; “Listen to the
Lambs”; a violin solo, “Holy
'City,” was played by Bobby Pip-
kin accompanied by his brother,
Charles, on the piano, and' the
program concluded with the
singning of “Now the Day Is
Over” by the chorus.
Mrs. L. M. Stuart, was soloist,
Mrs. F.amest was accompanist.
Cithers in the group were Mrs
Parker, director, p.nd Mesdames
W. Roy Miller, K. E. Anderson.
Earl Bemis, M. E. Blacknall, C.
W. Ganter, G. H. Gregg, AV. C
office of Hagans and Hagans
and is at present a secretary at
the State National Bank.
Mr. King is a Denison boy,
and a graduate of Denison high
school.. He worked in Omaha.
Neb., before joining the armed
forces. At present he is sta-
tioned at Perrin Field.
The couple are ut home at
015 W. Neifon.
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Robert M. Noe Head
b> Pharmacist At Bear
Robert M Noe, a former Den
•onian has returned with his wife
to make his home here following
a four year absence spent in
Bonham. They have occupied
their home at 021 W. Crawford
A daughter, M sc Margaret Noe,
is employed at the 'City water of
l'iee.
Mr. Noe, a pharmacist, is em-
ployed at head pharmacists by
the Bear Drug store. Before
going to .Bonham four years ago,
lie had lived here thirty years
lie had his own drug store at
'joy \v. Main for years anr.
■ per was employed by the din"
man Drug and Furman Pharm-
acy.
A leader in church work Mr.
Noe was chairman of the hoard
Hall, Frank Jennings Sr Lute | Fim Bapti»t church here
Loy, J. W. McCutdhen, T. W.
F.iddle, G. E. Swindell, Kather-,
ir.e Thayer, L. C. Tennant, Rov
(Wilhoite, Doyle Williams, Carl
'Wilton and Paui Wilson.
Traditional May
Procession, Sermon
Held at St. Xavier
Following the annual May pro-
cession and crowning of the
Blessed Virgin held at S't. Pat-
rick’s Catholic church Sunday
night, a sermon was delivered by
the Rev. Father Arthur Stuart,
S. P, of Ltuisville, Ky., who is
in charge of the Parish in the |
absence of the Rev. Father B.:
J. Deeney.
In the sermon the theme ot
which was the Blessed Vagin,
stresses was placid on the obhga
tion young people have toward
their heavenly Mother.
The Benediction of the Ble- '
sed Sacrament was given later
for 25 years, and occupied the
same position in Bonham
Asked if he was glad to be
back in Denison Mr. Noe replied
that he was and was anxious
have his old friends drop in
ee him.
mother, Mrs. 0 B. Scheid left
Sunday to spend several days
with him.
Private James Hardin arrived
in Denison from California Sun-
day to visit his wife and moth
or, 1129 VV. Owing.
Mrs Fred TJssery. 214 West
Heron,, spent the weekend with
her husband stationed at S’hep-
pard Field.
Mrs C. D. Thornton is at the
bedside of her mother, Mrs. J
J. Bowers who is gravely dl, in
Lubbock.
Bottled Health
Mrs. Lillie Mnv Harris of Du-
rant spent the weekend with
Mrs Pearl Price.
Mrs. W. B. McAlester of 'Mc-
Alister, Okla., was a visitor here
Sunday.
Mrs. George Hawkins of
Marietta, Okla., and her broth
er, James Perry, of Fort Worth,
both former Denisonians, visited
friends in Denison yesterday.
airport und
For energetic and healthy war
workers, like the man pictured,
your Government recommends .
nutritious foods—eggs,fruit juices, wlll,e-
days. 1 killed between the
Newly Born Children. I Grand Prairie.
Consumers, who by reason of ‘Five fatal accidents occurred on
illness, require mqre sugar than little used rural roads. The in-
the riormnl allowance may apply crease of deaths of undesignated
to the local hoard for the addition-' roads, Captain Gilbert said, prob-
al quantity required. The special ably due to persons using them
| I application form for this purpose as short cuts and relaxing their
' must be accompanied by a doctor’s vigilance — erroneously thinking
certificate stating the amount of they were comparatively safer
sugar required and explaining why than on busy highways,
the additional sugar is needed. Eight Killed After Midnight.
Children born after the registra- Actual collision statistics involv-
t on dates may be registered by L)g more than one car have
their parents any time after birth, dropped considerably. Only eight
(Denisonians out of town during of the seventeen deaths last month
registration dates should register were caused by collisions. The only
wherever they are, Upon return- multiple accidents occurred in the
ing to Denison they should apply city of Dallas and in the county,
to the local rationing board for The two collisions took three lives
the applications to be transferred eaeh. Thirteen lives were taken in
to Denison. i accidents in darkness, eight of
A maximum fine of $10,000 and thein in the small hours after mid-
imprisonment of one year can he m'sht.
levied for violation of the sugar T°lal deaths for the year are
rationing program. , now fifty-nine compared to fifty-
Denisonlans residing in the Cen- four for the first four months of
tral ward school district will regis- each of the two years previous-
ter at the high school, others at Ma,cb was up 50 per cent over
their nearest elementary school. last year ai,d February’s total also
The school districts are as fol- 'vas UP—rapidly spoiling the good
lows: record made in January.
NEW U. S. CITIZENS SERVICE
CORPS IS ANNOUNCED TODAY*
Circle No. 4 of the First Pres-
byterian church will hold a Sil-
ver tea at the home of Mrs. F.
E Diefenderfer, 016 W. Hull,
Tuesday from 2:30 to 5 p. m.
Women of the church and their
friends are invited to attend.
The annual spring benefit card
[arty of Turner Division of the
Auxiliary to the Order of Rail-
way Conductors will be held at
2:30 p. m. Tuesday at Union
Hall. Mrs. O. W. Taylor it
general chairman of arrangements,
ments
leafy and starch vegetables, bread,
meat, whole-grained cereals and
at least one pint bottle or milk
for adults—one quart each for
children—& day.
Hitler now has, according to the.
best available reports, only three
warships at Trondheim, occupied
Norwegian port, ready for a fight.
These are the battleship Tirpitz,
36,000-tons; the pocket battleship,
Central, including that part of Tbe first popularly elected ad-
Denion north and west of the ministration of the Republic of
Kilty tracks. Texas was inaugaurated when the
Raynal, east of the Katy tracks first congress of the Republic met
and north of the alley between in Columbia in October, 1836.
Owing® and Crawford streets. I -------------------
Houston, sduth of the Katy « .
tracks and west of 'Mirick avenue ALvJ!\(j-
*o Dev street, thon-e e'en- th ' /r> .. , ,
..... 1 (Continued from page one)
middle ot Armstrong avenue
the city limits.
Provision for the organization of tions of certain classes of persons
a new United States Citizens Ser- not enrolled in any of these ser-
vice Corps’ formal recognition of vices who may wear urm bauds
the basic regulations for the Unit-j during a blackout or air raid are
ed States Citizens Defense Corps contained in a new series of Ad-
and Civil Air Patrol, ami designa-' ministrative Orders und regula-
---- j tions issued today by Director
day und carry it out, that you will James M. Landis under the new
make yourself u help to the na-! Presidential Executive Order for*’
tion’s effort in winning this war the Office of Civilian Defense,
instead of a hindrance. Be slow In essence, the order accomp-
to criticize the program and quick iishes the following:
to praise. I (1) It gives official status to
7. Then at night close the day the Citizens Defense Corps for the
with a little prayer that the God first time, and prescribes stand-
ot our fathers will be with us and ardg 0f eligibility and training for
that he will spread the mantle of membership; I lie regulations pro-
protection over our boys in the far- vUje that no person who is not a
ilung battle lines of the world, member can wear the official
Then, after forgiving all and ask-, insignia or receive or use Federal
ing iorgiveness for yourself, tuck protective equipment to he issued
the covers over you, fall to pleas-j by the office of c|v|Uail Defense.
ant sleep with the determination
. . , ,, | (2) It creates a new U. S. Clti-
you wi 1 start off the next day like „ . _ , ... . ,
1 ,.. .. . . . - zens Service Corps for official
you did the day ju‘t closing. ... , ' , ,
__ _ ^ ; recognition of volunteers who
David G. Burnet w„7 named! hi'VP convpleled 50 hours of work
Provisional Prescient of the new'*" 8UC„h af‘v"c* a« Conservation,
Republic of Texas at Washington!Wur ^nd Sa'es, Salvage, Educn-
on the Brazos, where the first)tl011’ Health- Con8umers Sm,ce*
governent headquarters
to___
of Texas etc'' or tboa*! "'ho bav« Pom'
were established in'March, 1836. jF,eted certai''
j courses in volunteer war activities
i other than the protective services.
| (3) It makes official provisions
for special insignia which will per-
MARKETS
good deal longer. You may
Admiral Scheer, 10,000 tons, amt l>eat’°d.v, east of the Houston able to use some of these sugges-
4L it:----- 1-:- distirct and west of Katy tracks, tions so We pass them on:
Lamar, east of Katy tracks and 1. Make up you mind to accept
the Admrial Hipper, sister-ship of
the Prinz Eugen. ., , , _ . -
The official announcement said betwecn °wings whatever changes come or whatev-
the Gneisenati was located
be' Fryers, under 3 lbs.............. 1«. mit doctors, nurses, newspaper re-
Fryers, over 3 lbs. 13,1 porters and photographers, mem-
Hens, Ifght ........................ 15( lbers tbe <’lerc:y, undertakers ami
Hens heavy 17,. others to carry on essential ler-
Oi,[ roosters 8c 1 vices or duties during the course
Mrs. Emerson
Theatre Party For
Graduates Tonight
The First Presbyterian church
will honor members of the
irhurdi belonging to the high
school graduating class with a
theatre partv at 7-30 tonight
at a local theatre.
Following tlie show the group
will proceed to the home of Mrs
W. B. Munson, 1128 W. Bond,
for refreshments. The West
r.iirster Sunday school class cs
h charge of arrangements. Mrs.
James E. Spivey will accompany
the group.
IRfiD’S LUNCH HAS
Lomham, with small son, Tommy,
are spending several days here
in the t-ome of Mrs. An-
derson's mother, Mrs. Mittie B
t ox, 1000 W Chestnut.
at
Gdynia, former Polish port; the
Anderson of Scharnhorst stil! is in the dock
and Crawford streets. er shocks may be yours with the'Turkeys, ycuni” hens ......... 16c) of a blackout or air raid.
Rural districts of Reasor, Hyde same brand of bravery shown by Turkeys, young toms .............. 14c ID The Civil Air Patrol 13 for
The Bethany Mass of the First
Baptist church will meet in the
home of Mrs J. N. Wilson, 1310
£ Mirick at 2 30 p. m. Tuesday.
Group 3 with Mrs. Mae Thomas
as leader will be in charge 0; the
program. Mrs. E. L. Seay is
teacher and Mrs. Frank Jennings
Sr. will preside.
Fish Population
In Texas Raised
By 18,500,000
yard at Kiel, German naval base
which the RAF has pounded ex
tremply hard and the Prinz Eugen
is at Trondheim.
E. Lee Ozbirn Is
Named Assistant
Director To FSA
I the boys who sign up.
1 2. Undertake a few hours of
and war or production service that will
of Mirick avenue.
Terrell, north of .Main street.
During the ceremony the nation-.jINTERESTING CAREER
a! anthem was sung and the er- In celebrating National Restaur-
vice was closed with the singing ; ant week, Fred’s Lunch, managed
c.f ’Goodnight Sweet Jesus" , by Fred Neff, is making a special
The altar; of the church were ! feature in its service, Fred an-
decorated with red roses and in-11 ounced this week. This well-
terwoven with colored lights, j known eating place, started back
The altar of the Blessed Vireinjw 1935 by Mr. Neff and Carl
was decorated bv the Children of J Thomas jointly, has for several
Mary in Paul’s .-carlet ruses J years been under the personal
Paul’s scarlet climbers decorated. management of Fred, who also
rauis scariec ciiiuu I - game authorities, represents the
annual increase of Texas fish
FAN ANTONIO, Tex.—Texas
metiers, now that legal fishing
has arrived can expect to find
.-unie 18,500,000 new prospective
victims in addition to the norm-
al population growth in the
state’s streams and rivers.
This figure, according to
main-altar throughout and "wns the business jointly
St Joseph’s Altar was decorated
with red roses placed in vase?.
Women in charge ol the abac
were Meidames M. J. Sweeney,
who has been a member of the
S’t. Patrick’s Altar Societv for
-ixty years, E L. O’Conneii, I
Melton, F. E Huclek, Robert
Spears Mi. Genevieve Sween-
ey was in charge of the com-
niittee for obtaining flowers
Jessie May Cox,
Lorin Levi Eells
Rites Announced
The Rev. L. R. Lamb officiated
a*, the ring ceremony of Mi- j
Jes»ie May Cox and Lorin Lev
Eells at the Calvary Bupti, j
church Saturday evening. Mi
and Mrs. LeRoy Green of Denison,
were present.
Mrs Eells is from Vernon I
Texas. Mr. F.ells is formerly o j
Hutchinson, Kansas, and is a,
medical assistant at Perrin c ielcl |
Jhe couple will make
heme in Denison.
Carl.
‘From time to time it.has added
improvements until today it is one
the best known and patronized P"5*"™ da>'s' WPA
hatchery output due to the WPA
expansion program operated
of
places in the city. Fred asks that
during tile observation of Nation-
al restaurant week, his place be
visited by new customers so thut
they may become better acquaint-
ed with what Denison is offering
in the way of splendid places
where one may dine out.
BRIEFS "
C. J. I'orcorr.n is in Dallas to-
la y attending the Rotary Club
onvention.
workers has labored 8,566 man
months since the inception of the
Federal program on the construe
t or. of seven new Texas fish
hatcheries and the enlargment of
,-ix others.
The Texas Game, Fish and
Oyster Commission, the U. S.
Bureau of Fisheries, and interest-
ed local governments have Dar-
tu-ipated in the program to
make Texas fishing more pleas-
ure and profit and have supplied
more than one-third of tbe $ TOO,
141 which has goe into improve
ments.
COLLEGE STATION, Tex.—
E. Lee Ozbirn, former assistant
regional director of the UrSDA
Farm Security Administration’s
rural rehabilitation work, has
been named regional director for
j Texas and Oklhonut to succeed
Wilson Cowen.
Cowen, resigned to become a
| commissioner of the U S. Court
of Claims in Washington, D. C.
Ozbirn has been a farmer all
his life—in Texas and Oklanomn
- as first a sharecropper, then j
tenant and finally as farm own-
er He now operates diversified
farms in Floyd County, Texas
and Washita ’’County, Okla.
During World War I he served
overseas as lieutenant of infan-
tn with the 28th Division.
The Texas-Oklahoma FSA re-
gion serves some 60.000 small
fanners and stockmen.
Park and Oak Grove
Colored.
Langston, south of Alain
east of Mirick avenue. j make you u part of the fight.
Walton, south of 'Main and west 3. Look on cheaters and self-
seekings people or firms with con-
tempt, but do not let them or their
acts throw you off stride.
4. Live above normal instead of
below it. Start the clay off cheer-
fully, do tasks efficiently, enjoy
relaxation, visit with friends, speak
some kind word or do some good
deed,
5. Write regularly and often to
tbe boys in service who have a
right to expect from you. Let ail
National Hospital
Day In Texs Is
Scheduled May 12
DALLAS, Texas—The heroism
of American doctors and nurses
on the battle front will be rec-
ognized in the observance of
National Hospital Day in Texas
on Tuesday, 'May 12. Thi., is
the day on which the hospital-
i f the . an annually open their j
doors for public inspection, hon- j
oring the memory of Florence |
Nightingale, Crimean War hero-
ine, who founded tile modern
system of nursing. Every hos-
pital in Texas will hold open
house on National hospital day
spect the hundreds of ho. pital
and the public is invited to in-
plants and judge for themselves j
Oe i the first time given officials Feder*
Kjfjal status.
.... llcj In announcing these new regtiia-
25c | tions, Mr. Landis made it clear
26)i;Cjthat defense workers in protect'vc
.. SOe j service will not be entitled to
j wear the official insignia nor will
10.30c | they be permitted to receive pro-
J tective equipment under the re-
7501 cent $100,006,000 grant from
$1 Ot i Congress unless the basic stand-
75, j ards of training are complied with.
— : He pointed out that communities
Still speaking their native ton-1 that conform to the new basic reg-
gue and retaining many tribal cus- illations which become effective
toms, the Alabama and Conshatta .June 1, 1042, may of course
Indians ate today living on a res- adopt provisions to meet special
Trukeys. No. 2
Turkeys old hens ........
Turkeys, old toms ..........
Guineas, each .... ......
Eggs, mixed ..................
Butter, best grades
Cotton
Strict midding .....
Grain
Corn, yellow . ........
Wheat. No. 1 .............
Coin, white (red cob)
uniformed men know you appreci-1 en’atiun Tg.i- Polk County, (needs if not inconsistent with the
ate them.
6. Make a personal pledge each
Proivsional President of the new regulations.
UNITED STATES
WAR
BONDS
AND
STAMPS
M|ir
Steakley Chevrolet Co.
The Place to Buy O. K. Used Cars Cheap
Members of the Bu.une.c
Professional Women’.: Class
he'd a meeting tonight at
at Mote! Denison. Miss E.r.iru
klopp will preside.
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wi.t Famous Mexican
Artist To Teach
State Wide Human
Communication
Chain Planned
the efficient work they are doing j i
ii. conserving health and savins
lives.
TRAFFIC—
(Continued from page one)
Art At NTSTC
Mrs J. S. Kimbell is suffering |
from a injured f--ot at her home, I
l hoi i
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Josephine Jared,
Leon King Are Wed
In Durant Ceremony
DENTON, Tex.—Deep in
■UP West Curdy. heart of Old Mexico, North Tex
as State Teachers College sum
C amp i mcr art, summer* will find inspir-
ation and education at the NTS
TC summer school of painting.
The -course will be taught h
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
1034 W. Baker, are
the marriage of their daughter
Josephine to ISivate I.eon King,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. King,
91W. Nelson. The ceremony
was read at 9:F0 p m. Saturday
in the parsonage of the Church
of Cbrirt iti Durant The Rev
Harley officiated.
The bride for the wedding
wore a light blue print dress with
n blue linen jacket, patent acces-
sories, blue hat and gloves. He>
corsage was of pink roses. Miss
Dorothy Murray was her only at-
tendant.
The best man was Huey Han.
non.
Witnessing the ceremony were
the parents of the couple, Mr
and Mrs. Bobby O-erturf, Mrs
Hattie Campbell, and Joe Ony
Mrs. King is a graduate of
Denison high school and Draught-
on's .(Business College. She wa-
fortnerly an employe in the law j
Mrs. C R. Kimbell c.f
hell P visiting wth her si.J.er
in law Miss Doris Kimbell, 715
West Chestnut
Varlos 'Merida, member of the
lofa-Che-tnut. .OllllOrtOCOOt) college art staff and ircterna-
Mr.“. Nora Gullet and son. iiomilly known artist, at 'Morelia,
I , xle:;. returned with their son and | M,.xic0i a ce„ter of Mexican folk
announcing bl'nther' -hnfles Gullet, to Camp ■ ,0Pf! and Indian tradition. Morel.
c-owit today. ! :a u located on Lake Putzuaro, in
, ‘ „ _ _ „ ) the heart of the old Tara.sean
Mr. and M - G, F. Gorsehnc.. indjan region, and the folk arts
and son, Ralph, spent Sunday vis
ittng in Bonham.
, Indian region
| there are said to be among the
I finest in Mexico.
_ ... , , , I At the summer art school,
avette W uker, former c«-h. d enrol, for one or
at the Citizens National hank It u not
.dm h-.,< been accepted into the . (( t(> cogt mQTe attend
air corp us a cadet, received his I (,haol jn Mwli including
second furlough of thirty days| tri(nsportston ^ t0 at.
tend school in Denton, according
_ to Merida.
M's-- Kitty Goodhue and Mis. ' Irtr-cp
Beryl Clark were among Denison | nKLIa-
people who attended the Helen
Hays performance in ‘^Candle
m the Wind” presented Friday indicate that knowledge
in Dallas
today. Facilities for accoimdal-
ing more cadets arc inadequate.
(Continued from page one)
of the
damage was absolutely certain and
that the ships would not see action
for a long time
COLLEGE STATION, Tex.-
I'lens are underway for the A.
and M. College Extension to set
uj a state-wide “human -.'om-
munieation chain" among Texas
farm and ranch families to meet
war emergencies. Tim organi
zations will be ready for action
by May 31.
Approximately 25,000 farm
nu n and women will be desig
rated as community and neigh-
lorhood leaders, according to
L .cctor H. H. Williafnson of the
Texas A. and M Extension Ser-
vice. The leaders will trans-
mit educational material pertain-
ing to food production and home
management and will he able to
get emergency messages to aM
farm families in the -tato
within a few hours.
Denisonians—
(Continued from page one)
eyes and hair, ages of the children
and other members of the family.
College Students Individuals.
Three or four persons sharing
an apartment will not be consider-
ed a family unit, and each person
must register individually.
College students living away
from home should not register as
members of a family unit, but in-
dividually. *
:A single boarder or a servant
living in a household is not con-
sidered to be a member of a fam-
ily unit, but should register for
jhimself. i
A traveling salesman, who is
away from home for temporary
periods, or a persons in a hospit-
al, should he registered with his
family unit. However, a person
days, and who was killed while at-
tempting to cross highway 75,
r.orth of Denison, and Cnon John-
son, 38, of Whitewright, service
station employee, killed when his
gH oline-ladcn truck overturned.
The latter occurred near White-
wright on the night of April 17,
the former occuri ed early
next morning.
NEW! “BACTERIOSTATIC ’
FEMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among women...
Many doctors recommend -cgu-ai u-e
of douches as a precauti cry meas-
ure for women who want he ocean,
dalnty-for women troubled by offend-
ing odor or discharge
Some products may be harmful to
delicate tissues. But not Lydia E.
Ptnkham's Sanative Wash! Pinkham s
Sanative Wash is(gaining great favor
because it's NOT a harmful germicide.
Instead--It's a mighty effective "bac-
teriostatic" (the modern trend). It not
the only discourages bacterial growth and
Infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo-
' dnvlvne Vnru cnnlhltcir__rnllnuas minor
T«l»pK««« 231-
---IM S Buncaft At«.
dorizes. Very soothing-relieves minor
Pedestrians fatally struck bv au-l irritations and discharge and has a
toniobiles in .he' seven-county ^"“^11
district numbered five. Two of j
them were Hensley field soldiers] ———- -
rFOVEREAriNGlTMlNT-
I SOMETIME) AM A SINNER.
BUT AtKA-SELTZER HELPJ IE I
I FEEl. BAD EFFECTS FROM DINNER.
-fiPpf!- ~ —
BILL - I CAN'T
WORK - IT'S MY
NERVES AGAIN
NOT TRY'
Mr. Maurice C Sebcid re
lurried Sunday from a two da,’ Instead of the formidable ai-jwho is a patient in a hospital
visit with her husband at Camp nmda of six powerful warships should turn his war ration book
Riley, Kansas. Ho is to he sent ready for a smash at the British over to the hospital if the period
to an undisclosed point. His and United States fleets, Adolf of hospitalization exceeds ten
A DAY when you felt tense,
jumpy, irritable?
A NIGHT when you were
wakeful and restless?
Over-taxed nerves are likely to
cause loss of friends, loss of sleco,
loss of pleasure, time missed from
work, family aiiairels, physical
and mental suffering.
The next time you feel nervous,
try the soothing effect of one or
two Dr. Miles Effervescent Ner-
vine Tablets.
Try Dr. Miles Effervescent Ner-
vine Tablets for Sleeplessness due
to Nervousness, Nervous Irrita-
bility, Nervous Headache, Excit-
ability and Restlessness. Your
money back if you are not en-
tirely satisfied. ^
Small Package W#
Large Packaga 75#
Caution: Read Direction* On Pack-
er* and Uae Only A* Directed
t>R uiles
^NERVINE TABLET^
f
rXciP INPldTSTIOM 1
A GOOD appetite; a hearty din-
ner; food that we like but
that doesn't like us—of course
we should 'let good digestion
govern appetite” but do we?
Most of us don't and as a result,
we occasionally suffer from Acid
Indigestion, Heartburn. Sour Stom-
ach, or Gas in Stomach. When
that happens to you
(8« 'UJiu • - 7up
Alku-Seltzer
Try Alka-Seltzer too, for Head-
ache. Muscular Fatigue, “Morning
After" und Muscular Pains.
Alka-Seltzer contains an anal-
gesic painreliever (sodium acetyl
•alleylata) which acta quickly be-
cause it is entirely dissolved and
ready to go to work as soon as
you swallow it.
Alka-Seltzer also contains alka-
line buffer salts which make the
action of its analgesic more posi-
tive because they protect it and
speed up its action. , ; <
Get Alka-Seltzer at your 1-^-'
drug store in handy packages
for home use or ■ r:*
by the glass.
Tosa - Try
Alka • Seltzer
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1942
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Anderson, LeRoy. The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 251, Ed. 1 Monday, May 4, 1942, newspaper, May 4, 1942; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth526756/m1/4/?rotate=0: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.