The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 335, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 20, 1923 Page: 3 of 4
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GOODS STORE IN WEATHERFORD!
N FRIDAY, FEB. 23-NEW STORE, NEW MERCHANDISE, NEW FIXTURES AND NEW PEOPLE
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THE NEW STORE WILL OPEN FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 23, FOR BUSINESS, with a brand new stock for Spring and Sum-
ner Wear. Everything in the newest and latest styles.
—A beautiful line of Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear, Ladies’ Dresses, Ladies’ Capes and Skirts in the smart, new styles.
-We are showing Dress Goods and Silks in the very latest shades and colors at prices lower than you will find elsewhere.
—Men’s and Boys’ Clothing will be on display in the new models. A big line of Men’s Sox, Shirts, Hats, Caps, Ties—and in fact every-
thing you wear at amazing prices.
WE ARE HERE TO STAY—MAKE THIS STORE YOUR STORE
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SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY—Ladies’ Low Cut Shoes in the Plain Satin, Beaded Satin, Sport Oxfords, Plain Kid Oxfords, Etc.
Men’s Shoes in Low and High Cuts—most any styles you can call for at prices you can well afford to pay.
—EVERY ITEM YOU PURCHASE OF THIS STORE GOES OUT UNDER OUR GUARANTEE.
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tory to come in and get acquainted whether you buy or not!
GOLDSTEIN’S DRY GOODS STORE
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Quality Merchandise
—SEE US for your next Tire Tube and Accessory, and
Vulcanising. We have FREE WATER AND AIR.
—And a complete line of RADIO SUPPLIES. Price
right.
DORE BROS. TIRE CO.
- PHONE 611—SOUTH SIDE SQUARE
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FOR SALE—BarredRock babjTchicks
also eggs. Call 9069-F4.
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FOR RENT—4-roora house, all con-
veniences, close in. Call 456-M.
FOR RENT^Cheap, 7-room house on
West Lee Avenue. Phone 870-R.
FOR-RENT—4-room bungalowT front
and back porch, 2 closets, electric
lights, gifs and water. Apply to W. A.
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- 5^r^s,!a^!ss^! ■ sickness seems to be similar to the
Vy’ANTRH— light form of Influenza that has been
_ _ ____ 'sweeping the country, which is very
WANTED—Ssoond hand furniture and disagreeable, but not considered of a
THIRTY-FIVE CASES OF FLU
IN PYTHIAN HOME—REPORT-
ED AS NOT VERY SERIOUS
Judge F. S. Heffner, Superintendent
of the Pythian Home, stated Tuesday
morning that he and his staff are con-
fronted with between thirty and thirty-
fire cases of Influenza among the more
than one hundred children, but that
there has not been more than three
HUMOROUS NOTES
FEATURE MAIL OF THE
N. SIOE ORCHESTRA
Below are appended some of the
j most interesting letters received by
Joe Bunch, director of the North Side
Mandolin Club, in recognition of the
club's recent radio performance at the
Fort Worth Star-Telegram broadcast-
ing station. Such communications as
thes3 are still coming in. Following
the letters is given the peisonnel of
the Mandolin Club.
Says Camels Cost Peso
In Mexico.
Per Package
Guadalajara, Jal., Mexico., Feb. 15,
Mr. Joe Bunch, Director North Side
Baptist Orchestra, Weatherford, Tex.,
U. S. A.
Dear Joe: You and your organiza-
children that were anything like ser-!tion are certainly to be congratulated
to hear your good orchestra play. The
next time your organization is on the
program, a card to that effect would
bo appreciated, for newspapers reach
us too late to be of service In that
North Side Baptist Church, Weather-
ford, Texas.
Dear Sir: We were fortunate in-
deed last evening when we tuned in
on The Fort Worth Star-Telegram and
line, and we do not want to miss your i heard a portion of your excellent pro-
concert.
Wishing you all the utmost success,
E. H. KIPP,
iously sick. Today there Is one boy
Who is real sick, Judge Heffner said,
but those who were so very ill a day
or so ago, are recovering nicely. The
Jv«ry serious or fatal nature, and is not 'made it out “Bunch,” my wife, "Bach”;en up in the alley. But we don't hold
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stoves. Call S17. Robt. Kebelm&n.
WANTED — Large sized mirror in to be compared with the epidemic of
good condition. Goldsteins Dry GoodB the in.luepa* three and four years ago.
Store. | The children in the Pythian Home
on the very fine program broadcasted
over WBAP, Fort Worth, last night,
Wednesday, the 14th. It is seldom
we get music as good as your fine
club made, and very few programs
are as good.
You should get a good laugh out of
the way I am writing your name. I
Thinks “Hired Hand” Belongs to
Ananias Club
Okolona, Miss., Feb. 5, 1923.
Mr. Joe Bunch, Weatherford, Texas.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, care
The Hired Hand Announcer, Fort
Worth, Texas.
Dear Sirs: I was only Introduced
to Mr. Bunch last evening by the hired
hand and surely did enjoy the program
rendered by the party from Weather-
ford. We have a loud speaker and
always have a house full of listeners,
last night had a crowd of Baptist
folks, and they helped us enjoy the
entire program. The only criticism
made was that good folks like the
Baptists would have an announced
who had joined the ananias club, or at
least said h& had his diploma, and I
suppose he has fdr last night he told
the people up north that while they
were freezing. Fort Worth was hav-
ing delightful weather, then in a few
minutes told how his flivver had froz-
and my sister, “Bosch.” So what is any of this against him, and always
gram. The old familiar airs by such
good voices and the orchestra num-
ber, “Abide With Me,” were enjoyed
by wife and I. You have certainly
gathered together a wonderful musical
organization, and such an unusual one
in that they neither smoke cigarettes
nor cuss even a little bit—but are you
absolutely sure?
We appreciate the cordial invitation
to attend services and enjoy the musi-
cal numbers at your church, and if we
happen within reasonable distance of
your city, we certainly will call.
It would be appreciated by the gen-
eral public If the broadcasting stations
would secure more entertainers as
clean and select as your organization
and as capable. We would appreciate
It if we could tell some time in the
future when and where we might lis-
ten in and get your program. Excel-
lent indeed. Yours very truly,
GEO. R. COOPER.
Detroit, Mich., Feb. 15, 1923.
Appreciation From WiJds of Crow
Indian Reservation
Crow Agency, Montana, Feb. 14, 1923.
Dear Mr. Bunch: Our valentine
this year in the far away land of the
Crow Indian was your concert coming
in from Fort Worth as we hovered
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WANTED—Medium Sl^TsafeTMust be we **eceiving excellent care and atten-
reasonable. Goldstein’s Dry Goods tlon ai,d no fears ere entertained for
Store. ,the recovery of any of those afflicted.
™ERT SC0RE8 EDUCATI0N
- Goldstein’, Dry Goods Store.
OF TEXAS IN ADDRESS
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Bp "i Austin, Texas, Feb. 20.—The Senate
sury, s* vre teach you the buslneBB. We Set the Strong bill, relating to the re-
want men who are 26 years of age and moval of railroad shops and offices, as
Ambitious and willing to work. Larg- a special order of business for Friday,
est organization of its kind, opening and takes up the Clark resolution,
, new territory west of Mississippi rtv- seeking repeal of the free text book
er. If you want to get out of the rut lews this afternoon. A petition from
And connect with a real live organisa- Inmates of the state penitentiary ask-
tloa where you can earn from $35 to* for establishment of the honor sys
acquire fame among joyed him immensely a few nights ago near the stove with the mercury out-
For instance, Ray, Rider! when he was so frightened and had side at sixteen below.
it? You should have an easy name!glad to hear him In the station, en
If you are to
Radio Fans
or the like, and then there is no ques-lto stay in the station with it all lock-i Often, many Crows and whites too,
tlon. Never the less, your music was j ed up with the Ku Klux Klan. Just j are at my room enjoying the concerts,
enjoyed, and we forgive you the name.! the name of that program sounded | lectures and sermons now possible
You don’t use cigarettes, swear, or'good to me and I stayed up to hear-K through the radio, but this evening
dip snuff? That speaks well for the]an dwas not disappointed for the an-
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—AN OPTICIAN grinds lenses, Ail-
ing the prescriptions of others.
—AN OPTOMETRIST, registered
by the State, is qualified to ex-
amine your eyes and prescribe
lensse for them.
R.I.LEE
EXPERT JEWELER AND
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Phone 159—Weathreford, Texas
Room 27, Kuteman Bldg.
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“Mandolin Girls” anyway. At least nouncer was worth the price. That
they would thrive In this country
where Camels cost one hard peso a
package, and they are hard to get at
that price.
I have a kind spot in my heart for
night there was a K. e. in the bouse
but would not stay to listen in for
don’t think he liked the name of the
players. Well I think we are living
in a wonderful age, and sometimes I
old Weatherford, for once upon a time am sorry I am as old as I am, for there
I lived in Fort Worth. Yes I lived out ] Is no telling the wonderful things that
at Carruthers Field for almost six.will be invented after I am gone, that
months, and I know every little store r'wlll never know about
paroles was presented. laround t$e court house square, at least | Well, wishing the Fort Worth Star-
Just aa fast as you quality, Dr J- J- Ti*ort, United States com- ( Jook8 from the aJr ^ j algo Telegram lots of success and with best
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the Parker Hotel and ask for miasioner of education, in an address
(before the House, arraigned Texas’ ed-
ucational system, which permits the
■■■W,state to give to counties, but exacts no
(aid from the counties. He said there
- latso was need for an adequate system
watch for tratnnlg teachers.
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1ERALD WANT ADS GET RESULTS
have been in Weatherford a number wishes for the hired hand, and Mr.
of times. Bunch and his Church Orchestra, I
I want you to offer our appreciation j am, Yours truly,
to Mrs. Rider for her part in the pro-
gram, and tell her that should we ever
be in her city, we will be more than
glad to accept her kind offer to visit
the North Side Baptist Church, if only
A. 8. MILLER.
Wonderful Musical Organization! Is
Verdict of Detroit Man.
Mr. Joe Bunch, Musical Director,
only one Indian was in to enjoy the
concert of the Northside Baptist Man-
dolin Orchestra. He _ joins me in
grateful appreciation of a worth while
evening of music. Most sincerely,
L. BALLOU.
P. S.—A Mr. Bunch is the radio op-
erator for the Tribune at Great Falls,
Montana.
Personnel of Mandolin dub
Miss Eula Martin, Mandolin.
Imogene Gatlin, Mandolin.
Nell Warden, Mandolin.
Katie Nealey, Orchestra Bells.
Chellie Stevens, Mandolin.
Geraldine Vandagriff, Violin.
Eula Orn, Mandolin.
Mary Inez Kennedy, Mandolin.
Maggie Stevens, Mandolin.
Maude Lanier, Guitar.
FOR BATTERY AND ELECTRI-
CAL SERIVCE CALL
Willard Batter; Station
All Work Guaranteed
PHONE 463
Weatherford Batter; &
Electric Gompan;
127 DALLAS AVE.
Lillian Martin, Guitar.
Iva Guiles, Guitar.
Hausam Gatlin, Cornet.
Clayton Ward, Cornet.
Herbert Ward, Trombone.
Hubert Jones, Violin.
Luther Dabney, Guitar.
Gladys Jones, Mandolin.
Theo. Oxford, Mandolin.
T. H. Gatlin, Violin.
Lena Baker, Mandolin.
Almarine Simmons, Piano.
Nellie Winston, Mandoli.
Mrs. W. T. WiUston, President
Orchestra.
Joe Bunch, Drector.
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The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 335, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 20, 1923, newspaper, February 20, 1923; Weatherford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth644506/m1/3/: accessed June 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .