The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 264, Ed. 1 Monday, November 19, 1923 Page: 4 of 4
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AUTO CHAMOIS
,IJIf you have a new car or a good car and
want to keep it looking new, you need an
AUTO CHAMOIS and SPONGE. Let iis
show you what we have.
CHY-AKARD DRUG COMPANY
Phone 10—North Main Street
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL SANK
For Your Protection and Convenience
Open an account with us today and estab-.
ish a credit for the future.
Every Facility for Your Accommodation
Cold Wave
IS COMING
(f Come and look at these closed cars.
1 Chandler Coupe—A Beautiful Car
1 Ford Sedan—Absolutely a Good one
1 Studebaker Coupe—Couldn’t be bet-
ter
<| All of these cars look good as new, and
are practically just as good as new.
Attractive Prices—Terms if Desired
Gladish Motor Company
Phone 130—Southwest Comer Square
Beautiful Kid Gloves to
MotchlYour Fall
Costumes
EVER PAIR FRESH .
AND NEW AND JUST WHAT
YOU ARE WANTING
—Select yours while you can get just the glove you are
wanting—Two Clasp Kid Gloves, Gauntlet Gloves and 16
Button Lengths.
—Every woman needs Kid Gloves for the many social
affairs just before the holidays.
—ALWAYS GLAD TO SHOW YOU!
THE WEATHER
East Texas: Fair tonight, colder
in the northeast portion; frost in the
northern sections. Tuesday, fair and
warmer in the north.
Personal Mention
—ALTERATIONS
—REMODELIN G
—RELINING
—DYEING
—CLEANING
—PRESSING
No Gasoline Odor
PHONE 120
PYTHIAN HOME MAKES CLEAN
SWEEP AT FORT WORTH
i The Pythian Home Basket Ball and
Football teams went over to Fort
Worth Saturday and played teams at
that place. Both teams won their
games. The Pythian Football team
played the Fire Hall Loafers and
cleaned up by a score of 13 to 0. The
Pythian Basket Bali team, it seems,
was determined not to be outdone by
the boys and so in their game with
the independents, they also won
victory by a score of 23 to 13.
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NOTICE!
€fll wish to announce that every Victrola
Talking Machine and every Victor Record in
my stock has just been received from the
Victor Talking Machine Company in Cam-
den, New Jersey. I did not buy a single Vic-
trola or a single Victor record from the John
Leiper stock.
We have the latest Victor records and will
receive the new weekly releases each Friday.
Watch for the list in the paper each Friday.
MJWe especially invite the ladies to inspect
our new Music Room and hear their favorite
records on th late models of the Victrola.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Kouns spent
Sunday with friends in Dallas.
Miss Pearl Fleming of Fort Worth
was a week-ond visitor in the city.
Miss Mary llunlti visited frlot.i;
and relatives in the city Saturday m d
Sunday.
Mrs. H. M. Mitchell and daughter,
Miss Marguerite, spent the week-end
in Fort Worth.
Miss Cammie Woody spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends in Min-
eral Wells.
Will Henderson, knight of the grip,
was home far toe week-end and left
Monday morning for his usual weekly
Irip.
Mrs. Frank P. Gracey of Clarksville,
Tennessee, returned to her home Mon-
day after a visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Holland.
Miss Mamie Parks, of Albuquerque,
New Mexico, is here for a few days
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Parks on South Main street.
Dr. S. D. Logan says that a possum
was detected making an inspection of
his chicken roost a few nights ago
but got away. The varmint is still
doubtless under some of the houses
thereabout. Call for Ike Simmons.
Earl Brat':ic and Wcrd
vent over to Panther City Saturday
night and there all kinds of rumors
about some misadventures with w hich
they met while on the trip. But wc
have not been able to interview them
lid get the truth about the ma ter.
J. M. Parkinson and son Garnel. of
Cresson; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sprinkle
of Fort Worth, J. B. James and Miss
Lenora Horton of Cresson, were vis-
itors rt Mrs. Edna Rains’ home Sun-
day. Mrs. Ella Parkinson is staying
with Mrs. Rains, undergoing treat-
ment for a very seriously infected
tooth.
WOMAN KILLED MHEN
THROWN FROM TRUCK
ON BRAZOS CUT-OFF
Mrs. S. L. Jowell, age 36 years and
the mother of eight children, died in
the Weatherford Sanitarium at four
o'clock Sunday morning as a result
of injuries received when she fell
from a heavy laden truck and was
mn over west of Millsap late Satur-
day evening. She was taken from
the scene of the accident to the san-
itarium in a W. A. White ambulance
There were eighteen people on the
Ford truck, enroute to their home
Frankston, Anderson county, from a
visit in Colorado City, Texas, where
they had been for the health of Mr.
Jowell. Mr. and Mrs. Jowell and
eight children, her sister and brother
and th6ir children composed the par-
ty. Mrs. Jowell was riding in the
drivers cab with her 18 year old son
who was driving, when the front
wheel of the truck struck a deep chug
hole, throwing Mrs. Jowell to the
ground. The accident occurred two
miles from Millsap on the Brazos
road, it is believed that she fell into
the deep chug hole, sliding down un-
der the truck, where the rear wheel
ot the heavily laden vehicle passed
over her limb, hip and a part of the
stomach. She was crushed through
the hips and one limb was broken.
First aid was rendered at a farm
house near the scene of the accident
and the ambulance called. She was
Bankheadtaken to the Sanitarium where it was
sodii learned that nothing could be
done, and that death was inevitable.
The elildren and her brother remain-
ed Saturday night the guests cf the
people near the place of the accident
and drove into Weatherford Sun day
morning. The body'was prepared for
burial and shipped on the Sunshine
Special Sunday afternoon to Franks
ton, accompanied by her sister and
husband. The other members of the
party continued by truck.
She loaves a husband and eight
Ghe PRINCESS-
TODAY -
JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS
Jack Holt
“Nobody’S Money”
—The stage play that had all broadway laughing. Made
into Jack Holt’s jolliest picture. Wanda Hawley and Julia
Faye in the good cast.
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ALSO TWO REEL COMEDY, “ROUGHIN IT”
TOMORROW—
HELEN CHADWICK WITH GASTON GLASS, H. B. WAL-
THALL AND A NOTABLE CAST IN RUPERT
HUGHES’ FAMOUS COMEDY DRAMA
“ G I M M E ”
ALSO PATHE NEWS
WEDNESDAY—William Russell in ‘‘Goodbye Girls.”
COMING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY—Gloria Swanson
in ‘‘The Impossible Mrs. Balew.”
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MULES FOR SALE
The Commissioner’s Court will re-
ceive bids on 22 or more good mules
on Tuesday, November 20th at 1 p.
m. at Weatherford, Texas, usual rights
reserved to reject any and all bids.
CHARLIE SULLIVAN, County Judge
Chiropractic has helped others. Why
not you? See C. H. W. Meyer, 27
Kuteman bldg. Phone 159.
Electric Utilities
A DANDY LINE
Irons
Toasters
Grills
Curlers
Percolators
Globes
Lamps
Stoves
Sweepers
Radios
children, the youngest two years old
and the o:dest, 18, the boy who was
driving the truck, and other near rel-
atives in Anderson county and in Col-
orado City.
Sympathizing with the bereave-
ed husand, and realizing their deplet-
ed finances, Dr. T. L. Bloom collect-
ed a fund of $30.00 and a considerable
quantity of clothing and other arti-
cles from various merchants in the
city, which was gratefully received
by the travelers.
Accordng to Mrs. Phillips, sister of
the injured woman, they intended to
travel the road via Mineral Wells
from Strawn, but were informed that
graders and road crews were working
that road and that it was well nigh
impassable. They were also inform-
ed that the Brazos-Millsap road was
very rough and hard going, but that
they could travel that road better
than via Mineral Wells. She said that
they found these statements true—
that while the road is exceedinggly
rough, they were never stalled or
stuck in the mud, but had to drive
slowly and carefully. In addition to
QUALITY ALWAYS
Plione_509
Model Tailors
ANDREW COK.GIN
talned bedding, groceries, stoves and
everything necessary for camping
for such an unusually large number of
people, and was unusually heavily
loaded. Of course the most of the
load was over the rear wheels, and
the jar caused by the wheel jumping
off into the chug hole, is what cost
the life of the mother.
DR. HALL, DENTIST
Rom 7. Kuteman Building
New Crop Freeh Salted Peanuts at*
the 18 persons on the truck, it con-j Walter Browder’s Candy Kitchen.
JustTwo Weeks More
—TO GET THIS BIG
FINE DOLL!
See the names of the ten lead-
ing contestants posted in our
window, with the doll. This is
an opportunity you probably
will never have again.
—ON SATURDAY, DEO. 1st,
someone will receive FREE this
fine $20.00 Doll.
Jaa. L. Wallace Drug Store
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VERY SPECIAL
70c Value Toilet Articles for 49c
i Palm Olive Shaving Cream, 1 Palm Olive After Shaving
Talc, 1 cake of Palm Olive Toilet Soap, total value A Q.
70c, now on sale for only.................................................. TtJu
BOZZELL DRUG CO.
WE—Phone 613—DELIVER
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We Give the Same Servioe :
—On Dodge Cars as is given by the Dodge Repair Shops in
Dallas. CYLINDERS REBORED, ACETYLENE WELD-
ING—Dodge cars repaired or rebuilt.
—Expert mechanical work on all kinds of cars.
OSCAR JONES GARAGE
PHONE 186—FOET WORTH IT.
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Fred Keb8lman
Victrola*—Victor Records—Furniture
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BATTERIES for Autos and Radio
—Hot Shot, Dry Cells, A. & B. Batteries, Storage Bat-
teries. Batteries reacharged and repaired.
ACCESSORIES, TIRES AND TUBES
AUTO REPAIRING
QUICK SERVICE OARAGE
PHONE 111—FORT WORTH STREET
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