The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 244, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 25, 1921 Page: 3 of 4
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ATTENTION TURKEY
PRODUCERS AND SHIPPERS!
«| We are in the market for fat turkeys to weigh the following;
Hens, 8 pounds and over; gobblers 12 pounds and over. We ^
positively can not use small, unmatured turkeys, so do not
bring them; let them stay on the farms until grown and fat
and they will make you more money.
—We will pay you more for fine, matured birds than for poor and smaller ones, so let’s
work to get the top market, thereby helping Weatherford to put out the best quality pack that
can be produced.
YOURS FOR BETTER TURKEYS
W.E. SCOTT & COMPANY
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pOR REfriT—
FOR RENT—6 room bungalow. Water
and lights. Apply 401 Hanover street
FOR RENT—2 furnished roofhs for
light house-keeping. Phone 663, 402
Spring street. Also bed room.
PwOt^JT^^Eurnlshed bed room ad-
ACTIVITIES IN BRAZOS OIL
FIELD SHOWING INCREASE
Llge Smith of Brazos was in the
city Monday and In reply to questions
regarding the activities in the Brazos
oil Held, said that more Interest is
being manifested at this time In so
_ ... . far as the big men are concerned
joining bath. One block of square. ;,han at any other Ume ,Q the history
Adoo, of New York, former secretary
of the treasury and his father-in-law,
of the tr easury under his father-in-law
made a strenuous fight for the Dem-
ocratic nomination for president of
the United States.
The Eastland OH Belt News says
the records disclose the fact that the
bank held two notes for $2,500 each,
Last ntgbt was the opening of the
Hlla Morgan Co. In Weatherford and
the big tent theatre beautiful wa8
filled to capacity and many bad to
stand up. Its the most beautiful tent
theatre ever seen in Weatherford and
complete in every detail. The scen-
ery and lighting effects Just like r
real theatre and their seats ail num-
bered and ushers to show you your
seats.
“Tlie Brat,” was the play and it
was an excellent play and very well
Played. Each and every member of
the company displaying unusual abil-
ity and ease In their work and their
wardrobe clean and up to the min-
ute.
Miss Hila Morgan, the clever little
leading lady and owner <of the show
easily backs up all of her billing
and all that her publicity agenta
claim her to be—The Doll Come-
dienne—she payed the part of the
brat and was entertaining every min-
ute. Her curtain announcements, are
unusual and most convincing and
something seldom attempted by a
tedy. This excellent company will do
doubt play to big crowds ail week for
they are announcing a worth-while
list of plays.
The vaudeville between acts Is all
high class, clean and entertaining
and as a whole it is one of the
very best shows ever seen in Weath-
erford. Tonight “In Old Kentucky”
is the play with a horse on the
stage and all scenery and, effects to
make a perfect show of this great
Play. Wednesday night, “Which One
Shall I Marry,” and Thursday is their
feature night, “Daddy Long Legs,"
with fifteen of Weatherford's own
little girls In the cast. Seats now on
sale at Braselton-Smith Drug Store.
Your business papers will be al-
ways protected and easily accessi-
ble, when filed in Berloy Steel
Filing Cabinets, fitted with roomy
drawers of various sizes, operating
noiselessly on ball-bearing rollers.
Call and see our display. Or, tale-
phone for representative.
COTTEN-BRATTON
FURNITURE CO.
BEFT OY PRODUCTS
—thr- pride ol veterans rm
the trait—exemplify tint
character, experience and
service of lives devoted to
constructive progress aedt
excellence.
$10 month. Call at 108 West Oak st.
of the field.
signed by W. G.. Me Adoo, Jr, and
___---—— . - The Beddo well he said j endorsed by W. G.' McAdoo, Sr. One
FOR RENT-SI* room house, lights, was looking good, In fact the best of the n0te8 was due August 31, 1821
water, gas, sewerage well located, prospect for a good well of any that :,^ the olher ^a8 due February 28,
006 West Josephine, possession first j has drilled m the-field. It is 11922.
of month. Apply to Bob Church at down 36W feet
Sharpe’s Grocery.
The Empire company is now put- by
The bank aSso held a note signed
FOR RENT—One of the nicest and J ting up two rigs and moving their
Hobby, late governor
Palo Pinto County to Fight Weevils
J. H. Doss, Walter Tucker, J. Tom
Pickard, J. M. Davidson and H. H.
Williams went to Mineral Wells
Monday night Where they attended a
meeting of the Chamber of Com-
merce. At this meeting, steps were
taken to put on a boll weevil exter-
mination campaign in the eouhty.
most conveniently located residences camps back to Brazos. This com-
in Weatherford.
Smith at the old
See Denson and pan.v now has seven boilers «qd
Bon Ton Grocery 1 rigs .on the ground, and men are
stand or phone 523. ; constructing their camp which was
FOR RENT—The building' on York I practically dismantled a few months
Avenue formerly occupied by the Lan- j ago, when most of the machinery
dis Shoe BhJp- This is the building | and tools were moved from the field.
Just north of the Vogue Millinery
Texas, for $8,250 which was due on 'he meeting was addressed by Mr.
August' 8, 1921.. His brother, Edwin D088- Mr- Dmrtdson and Mr. Pickard
p; Hobby of Dallas had borrowed ar,t* P*ans adopted in this county
$5,000 of the bank's funds as was wore outlined.
evidenced by'a note .due on Septem-1 Pal° pinto county was hit as hard
ber 15, 1921. by the weevils during' the past year
1 as Pqrker county was and the citi-
TO THE CITIZENS OF WEATH
ERFORD and PARKER COUNT?
I am at the same old stand, ,213 Nortf
Main St. I certainly appreciated your
patronage in the past and will appre
elate It in the future. Prices reasonable
E. B. CLAUNCH’S SHOE SHOP
Eczema and Tetter
Due To Imparities
' Iij The Blood
To Get Absolute Relief You Must
Clear Your Bloqd of
Waste Products.
Several states and' many Te^as oi-
Shop. See George Fant at First Nat-
ional Bank or John Oladlsh at Gladish
Motor Co.
WANTED-
WANTIU>—Washing and ironing on
Ball street, 438. Mrs. J. D. Johns.
Civil service examinations Novem-
ber. Positions 81400-11600. Age. 18
upward. Experience unnecessary. For
free particulars, instruction, write J.
Leonard (former Civil Service exam-
iner), 654 Equitable Bldg., Washing-
ton, D. C.
Waldrom Entertains Store Force
On Monday night, Mr. and Mrs. L.
WaJdrom entertained the clerks in
his store to a duck dinner, which
was served -picnic style on Mineral
Heights. This Is a regular semi-
annual affair of this store and it is
needless for us to say it was an en-
joyable occasion. The members of
the force who enjoyed
EMERSON RECORDS
AT WALTER BROWDER'S
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The blood is the means by which all the
tissues of the body are directly or indirectly
nourished. You will at once realize that'un-
less the blood js pure, some part of the body
will become diseased.
Fiery skin diseases denote with unfailing
Certainty a weakened and impure state of the
blood.
To correct the basic 'trouble—waste prod-
ucts—the blood must be purified. Don’t clog
your blood. Just dean it out. Nature will
do the rest Pure, rich, red blood nourishes
the body and fights off disease.
S. S. S., the standard blood purifier and
system builder, is the ideal remedy for skin
eruptions. The effect of S. S. S. is to rid the
DR. L. M. HALL
DENTIST
PHONE 82
Room U Kutsmaa BMg.
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NELLE R. FLEMING
DOCTOR OF
CHIROPRACTIC
Phone 159 Weatherford, Tuna
Rooms 3-4, Knteman Building
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DR’S.j HARRIS & HOWARD
Dentists
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system of the waste products which are
uble. For c
DANCES—Merry Widow, medley
waltz; Emaline, fox trot; Say it With
Music, fox trot; Yoo Hoo, fox trot;
Shake it and Break it, jazz fox trot;
Mississippi Cradle, waltz; Moon Riv-
er, waltz.
VOCAL—Ldttie Town in the Old
County Down, tenor solo; Angel’s Se-
renade, violin and flute duet; Silver
Threads Among the Gold, tenor solo.
causing the troul
S. S. has proven to be of unusual merit.
over 50 years
ClWCtE -
BARGAINS
BLEACHED HEMMED
Tegin taking S. S. S. today and write for 56
-ige illustrated booklet, “Facts About she
jmOod Free.
Personal medical advice, without charge,
nay also be had by sending a complete
'inscription of your case. Address Chid
•ledical Director, Swift Specific Co., 742
S. S. Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. All gcod
ug stores sell S. S. S.
OFFICE EAST SIDE SQUARE
Weatherford, Texas
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BRICE H. FRAZIER, B. B.
Public Accountant
Postings, Audit*, Credit*
Bookkeeping Systems Installed
Free ConsuHatton Service
Office at Chamber of Commerce
PHONE 420 OR 683 '
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BETTER HAVE HER FIXED
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New Truck Attracte Crowd
The first refrigerator truck of the
fleet of the merchants fast freight
line was In the city Tuesday and it
attracted quite a crowd.
TURKISH MTU TOWELS
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35c 3 for $1.00
the City—Mrs- F. O. McKinsey. Mrs.
Mckinsey told of the meaning' of soci-
ology In its stricter sence, and gave
a very clear, concise definition of the
word. She presented her subject in a
very Interesting manner. The meet-
ing adjourned to meet again Nov. 12.
REPORTER.
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that old thq
Lizzie you are trying to drive.
know how to handle all kind* (fl-
eam and make a specialty ot th%
difficult jobs. Bring ’em on.
LEVERETTS REPAIR SHOP
AUSTIN AVENUE
DEFUNCT BANK HELD
NOTE8 OF BIG MEN
When the state banking commis-
sioner filed with the county clerk
of Eastland county a statement of
Mis* Estelle Davidson, who with her t Weatherford
mother, recently, moved to this city
from Springtown, has enrolled in the
Texas Business College tor a course
In short h*nd and typewriting.
Back to the Farm
I have 250 acres in the Santa
valley in line with the Brazos eQ
development. Will sell land, lease
or royalty. Might consider good
property in part pay,
Apply to C. D. WilHams. 417 Eureka
street. Weatherford, Texas.
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~sultsCRT BEFOH'YH eh er al D
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the evening1 asset* and- liabilities of the de-
ware Misses Faye Blnnion, Leia Stew-j Security^^tate Bank & Trust
art, Annette Sdllentrop, and Pled*
Boyett, and Mr. and Mr*. Waldrom.!August 2. it developed that
A few special guest* also wero ln- 8ev*T»l
wited. f
at*
Birr JOB PRINTING AT HERALO
men, state and nationally
known, were among the bank’s best
customers. The most iuustrous name
In the fist was that of Wm. G. Me-
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Laundry
ties were represented in the list of sens realize that unless some con-
the back’s customers, most of whom certed action is taken, the counties
were borrowers and some of the will go bankrupt. It is said the
notes were past due. farmers In Palo Pinto county are as
------ much interested in the campaign as
BOLL WEEVIL MACHINE they are in Parker county.
NEARING COMPLETION--
Men Wanted
For Railway Service
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THE LAUNDRY OWNERS’ NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
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DESIGNATED THE WEEK OF OUT. 24TH TO 20TH
AS ' VISIT YOUR LAUNDRY WEEK.
—Our doors are always open for visitors, and we. are
heartily in aeoord with this move. We will especially wel-
come all visitors daring the week mentioned, and wish it
I were possible that we oonld induce, especially, every house-
».; History Department.
The boll weevil burning machine The history department of the XXth
being constructed and perfected by Century Club met Saturday afternoon
Jim B. Owens, cashier of the CIti- at 3; 30 at the Knights of Pythias hall,
zens National Bank, was given a trial jjre Walker chairman, presided,
in a cotton field near the K. of P. r0h can was answered by current
Home, Saturday afternoon and was eventa. In the absence of the parlia-
femnd to be verj’ successful with the mentarian, Mrs: P. R. Simmons, Miss
exception that a minor adjustment or janje Massie conducted the parlia-
sb being necessary on account of the mantary drill on the club by-laws,
paddles being swung too low. This peace terms delivered. to the German
machine has been constructed on deiegates at Versailles; leader. Miss'
different lines from the original Idea E8telle Davis Miss Davis told* of the
and" is now made solely of iron ex- peace terms planned by the Germans,
cept the paddles that brush the cot- and wj1jcyl they( were going to deliver
In view of the impending strike on the Texas A Pacific
Railway, we will be glad to receive applications in person,
by letter ,or by telegram collect, from men who can qualify
as Conductors, Engineers, Firemen (all oil burning locomo-
tives), Brakemen, Switchmen and Telegraphers, seniority to
date from hour in which employed. Applications to be made
to the nndenigned or to:
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W. H. TOBIN, Asst. Gen’l Mgr, DaiUs, Texas.
ton stalks which will be of heavy tQ the worid after they had conquered
board. The machlno will Ukely he
the world. She showed on
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wife to Weatherford to call and spend at least an hour or
u two—more if yon can—with ns, and let us show you in detail
completed and given a thorough try- jugt what ferlJtorieR were given up
out one day this week and the re- t^em and tol<f in a very interesting
suits of the experiment will be made
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how a modern equipped laundry handles your household
laundry. ’
known through the Herald.
and instructive way of the peace
—WE ARE EXPECTING YOU TO OOMS.
terms delivered to them at Versailles
in this city Berlin—Mrs. I. H. Christian.
Weatherford Steam Laundry
Homer Lants, wanted
on a grand Jury indictment charged William II of Germany—Mr*,
with the theft of T. W. Harper's Walker.
car, was arrested in Fort Worth, The Human Heart—Mrs.
Monday afternoon and brought to Doughty,
the Parker county Jail. The car was The Ideal Husband to His
stolen from the Baptist church early Mrs. Nolan Queen.
In the summer. j Sociology; Nine Characteristic* ol
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H. O. EARL, Gen’l Supt., Dallas, Texan,
W- H. DeFRANCE, Superintendent, Alexandria, La.
J. McKAY, Superintendent, Marshall, Texas.
J. W. KNIGHTLINGER, Superlnetndent, Ft Worth, Tx
R. WYNNE, Superintendent denton, Texas, *
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A. E. PISTOLE, Superintendent Big Spring,-Texas.
E. J. LAMPERT, Superintendent Nev« Orleans, La.
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