The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 135, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 27, 1922 Page: 4 of 4
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June Clearance Sale
Shoe Department
W.H.Bowden&Sons
—From now until TUESDAY,
JULY 4TH, inclusive, we are
going to offer our entire stock
of Summer Shoes at genuine
bargain prices. These factory
prices will include our latest
receipts of Stylish Satins, Pat-
ents, Suedes, Reinskins, in all
_]of the latest popular styles.
—Our big stock of Children’s Slippers are also marked
at factory prices. Dress the little ones up at half the usual
cost.
THE SHOES MUST GO TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR BIG
FALL STOCK OF SHOES—OUR LOSS
IS YOUR GAIN.
self.
-No room to quote prices here. Come and see for your-
—High Grade Tennis Shoes for everyone—per pair, 95e.
W. H. BOWDEN & SONS
SHOE DEPARTMENT
BY COMPARISON
—Would you stop at an old time wagon yard instead of
Beautiful Hotel Parker, if the prices were the same? THEN
why would you buy merchandise from a street peddler in-
stead of an up-to-date firm?
—We sell the very best Tires and Tubes obtainable.
30x3 NON-SKID TIRES, $8.25. $30x3 1-2 NON-SKID
TIRES, $9.00. All other sizes in proportion.
Hopkins IVIotor Co.
PALO PINTO ST. —PHONE 166
• ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ (aids received in this city from
♦ PAVEMENT PARAGRAPH! ♦[Misses Hiliis Snoddy and Almnrine
**♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* |and Loreta Simmons, indicate they
a c having a great time in the bal
It. E. Knox and Chas. Clarke were i
busines visitors in Dallas, Tuesday.
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clime of California. They went
W. C. Loveless of Trent was in
I lo Los Angeles on the Fort Worth
the city Monday meeting his many
Shrme train, and were expecting to
friends.
Lave that city Tuesdav for Salt
.
WEST LEE AVENUE UNDER
COURSE OF GRADING
■ Miss MOSELEY RECEIVED
DEGREE AT COLUMBIA
AND GRAVELLING
visiting her brother. Dr. L. M. Hall
Lake City, Denver and other points
on their way home. They will prob-
l ably reach home the middle of July.
DR. HALL, DENTIST
Room 7, Kuteman Building
and family.
Mrs. Clay Waller has retmed
from a \ isit with her parents in
Henrietta.
Mrs. Clarence Rogers of Foil
Worth is spending a few days with
relatives and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Stanley are
visiting in Graham the guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Taylor George.
J F. Stephens of Strawn arrived, , , . „ .
, justice court several weeks ago, and
in the city Monday afternoon and
will
HUBBARD VS. BODIFORD
TRIED IN COUNTY COURT
HERE SATURDAY
The ease of O. M. Hubbard vs
W. T. Bodiford, which was tried in
G/>e PRINCESS-^
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Office Opens 7:15—
—Show Starts 7:80
TODAY AND TOMORROW—
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-Obey the Laflle Regulations.
“Turn to
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—Let in the clutch on your heart, put your grouch in
reverse and your hilarity in high—in a word, see this Metro-
Rex Ingram production^ /
bhn Golden’s great Broadway
Smith and John E. Hazzard.
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Adapted to the screen by;June Mathis and Mary O’Hara.
AND AN AESOP'S FABLE
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THURSDAY-irWanda Hawley in “Truthful Liar.’
FRIDAY—May McAvoy in “Homespun Vamp.’
SATURDAY—Chapies Jones in “Rough Shod.’
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.appealed to the county court, was
take special treatment ac the . , , . , T„ r> m <a„i
„ . | again heard before Judge C. N. isul-
Weathertord Sanitarium. I , ,, , , >
R O. La Neve. C A. Dalton and|,iva"' 8fturday’ T thP
R. 1). H'nksen of Mineral Wells :rendered a ^lc\ f ^
. , . A1_ .. | same as was found by the ju:y in
Miss Leah Moseley, who has beeniare spending a few days in the ci y f court or in other words, the
of Leo Hartnett and
Mayor Queen stated Tuesday that attending school in New York, came j,he
*he city street force is now engaged i home Sunday. Miss Leah has been fam*ly.
In the grading and gravelling of
a student in the Columbia Universi-
Wesl Lee Avenue, and that the ty and th&iirst of this month she
Mr. and Mrs. Max Elliott have
returned to their home In Gulf,
street will be completed in the graduatW-"%nd received her A. B. Texas' after a visit in the citF’ the
near future. The street will be degree. Following the close of the
gravelled from the bUl to South school, she went to - Princeton,
Main street, and graded so as to where she attended commencement
handle the large volume of water, and later to Atlantic City, where
that travels that way when heavy she spent a week,
rains fall. - | Miss Leah is a daughter of Mr.
The Eureka street bridge, just and Mrs. h. L. Moseley of this city,
completed, is said to be a very sub- she ffas born and reared here and
stantiai and handsome affair, and a graduate of the Weatherford City
guaranteed to withstand the storms schools. Following ‘"her graduation
Of ages. Mr. Queen said that the i,Rre, s^e entered Columbia Univer-
Htructure had been erected at a sjty.
cost of approximately $1,000, the ___
materials having been purchased by M|LLSAP SOCIAL EVENT TO
the City and the labor paid by the j BE THURSDAY INSTEAD
'City at so nveh per day. A bid 0F Friday AS REPORTED
Tecelved for the e< ustruction of the , --
bridge was more than - twice the j ^ telephone communication from
amount that it was actually built, Rev j w Leggett at Mlllsap
Mr. and
guests of their parents.
Mrs. C. B. Strickland.
T. M. Broadfoot, who represented j
ill-s Wciii.trfoid Lions Club at thej
NaGonal on rtion in Hot Springs j
lower court was sustained. As men-
tioned iu the Herald before, the
plaintiff entered a suit for $200 seek-
ing lo recover on an alleged oil
lease transaction, and plaintiff filed
a cross action for some $18 a part
of which was alleged to be due on
the lease and the balance on other
business contracts or agreements
The court ruled in favor of defend-
has returned home and will relate, , , ,,
, .. .. ,, ant Bodiford, and dismissed both
tlie proceedings ot the convention
actions, which throws , the cost of
at the regular meeting and lunch-1
| suit on plaintiff.
this ease, and he still holds jidsses-
soin of one airedale dog wfafch he
says he can prove his ownership..
The argument over this dog. as
we understand it, started , about
three weeks ago when the defend-
ant went to Whitt and wtyh tbe aitf
of an officer located and recovered
the dog, which he contends was tak-
en from 'him in this city.
This is tlie second dog to figure
in tlie Justice Hodges court . dV^ing
the past few weeks. v* .
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McGARR WELL IN
FIELD BEND REPORTED
DRILLING AT-500 FEET
is plainly evident that the ' oil
tor, and the city saved the differ-. Tuesday morning, informs the Her-
gen Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pugh Terguson and
children of Ennis, are here spend-
ing a week with their mother. Mrs.
Jennie Ferguson and other relatives.
Mr. Ferguson stated that crops in
Ellis county are late, but that corn
is unusually good.
Mrs. Bob Turner is quite sick at
a sanitarium in Los Angeles, Calif.,
according to information recently
received in this city. Mrs.' Turner
SUIT TO RECOVER FINE
DOG FILED SATURDAY
once.
.aid that the social gathering under
j is a sister of Mrs. Dan Hartnett and
What promises to be an Interest,
ing suit when it comes to trial was
filed Saturday afternoon in the jus-
tice court when a lady from Whitt
filed a sequestration suit In which
she seeks to recover an Airedale
dog which she values at $150.00. In
the filing of a sequestration suit,
papers are issued giving orders to
fraternity is now turning it# atten-
tion to the territory known' is the
South BrazoB field, which extends
into Parker county several miles
and three new wells spudded in in
that section within the last week
or so. is clearly indicative of the
not
Mrs. H. J. Bradfish. She and her, „ . ,,
^ .. . . officers to take charge of and hold
husband left this city just a few . . ,.
, , the property involved in the dts-
vears ago moving to Los Angeles. 11,1 1 1 * . , ,
mo — . ■ . nolloo ot pute until the arguments have been
Mrs. J. a. Rentz is in Dallas at 1 , , . ,,
settlrd, and the ownership of the
! the auspices of ' the ladies of the
-POULTRY MAN BANQUETS I Methodist church, will take Place
POLICE FORCE WITH 1 oa Thursday night instead of Fri.
* BIG CH,CKEN FRY;day night as announced. Rev. beg-|the beds_de of her daughter> Mrg.
_ „r 77 „ „ l gett stated that everybod>' has a | Roy Canfield. Mrs. Canfield s home J ^operty involved has Been estab-
The Weatherford Police Force, cordiai invitation to be present,. • lished. The defendant, however, has
was entertained Monday night at, and ccmnty candidates are requested {n|#iIr hiif woo romnv.oH tn a | the right to file a replevy bond Frank Williams tract- also in the
Lipan district, is leported tempo-
interest of oil men ,who- are
yet satisfied with the extension of
tbe Brazos field. The McGarr well
on the Littlefield tract in the Little-
field bend, which is in Parker eoun.
ty, is reported drilling around 500
feet. A location has been made on
the Jake Gilbert farm. In Western
Parker, and will be drilled by Ben
Tolbert et al. Marshall Spoonts et
al, of Fort Worth started drilling
the William McClesky well tdh
miles south of Brazos, in the Lipan
territory this week. The Cameo
: . taken sick, but was removed to aj
11 o’clock with a nice chicken sup t0 attend and make short sPeeches eanlfflrinn. Shp; and continue to hold the prooerty.
per, as the guests of Fred Vincent. in furthering of their respective I , .This is what the defendant did in
manager of W. E. Scott & Co. and I mndidaeies ' ; leered at the point of death fo. ____
, . . , ... ' . a few days, hut late advice from ■!_-■ . . - ------ ----
the occasion was highly enjoyed by ____ _ , , . . . '
I Dallas savs she is now improving
the officers present.
i SILVER CREEK RESIDENT
LAID TO REST IN PARADISE
SUITS
CLEANED AND PRESSED
HATS
CLEANED AND BLOCKED
Messrs J. J. and V. J. Tucker
I have returned from attending the
! funeral of P. F. Steele of Paradise,
I Wise County, which was held Mon-
jday, under the auspices of the Ma-
sonic Lodge, of which he was a long
time member.. Deceased was a res-
ident of the Silver Creek comnuini.
ty for many yeais, and a near rela-
tive of Messrs Tucker. The funeral
j services, were conducted by Rev.
Mr. NeeSmith of Br dgeport.
and will recover.
Mrs. S. L. Reives has returned
from a visit in Missouri- where she
was the guest, of her father and
family. She returned home by the
way of New Orleans, where she
spent a few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louis Hartley. On her
trip to Missouri she stopped a
few days at Jefferson, where she
visited her son. John Rieves and
wife. „
SUITS CLEANED
AND PRESSED SI
rariiy shut down. Oil men believe
that the McGarr well in Littlefield
QUALITY ALWAYS
Phone509
Model Tailors
ANDREW COLGIN
of the Davis well in southwest Par-
ker, the contract being signed sev-
eral months ago.
COLONEL W_ A. BROWN
RETURN8 FROM RICHMOND"
AND NEW YORK CITY
Colonel W. A. Brown returned
this morning from an extended trip
to Now York, Richmond and other,
points in the East and North,
atteded the Confederate Reunion
Richmond, and then visited in New
York, New Jersey and other states.
Col. Brown said that there are cer-
tain things about the "Yankeeland”
that he admires, but would rather
be in Texas ten days than In the
north one year.
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Notice, Scouts!
There will be a called meeting of
the Boy Scouts of Troop 1 at the
Chatpber of Commerce rooms to-
OU and Gas Syndicate weR^on'TS!™1 at 8 °'clock' EveT scotlt be
present. SCOUTMASTER.
Bend is located on the northern end ■ which is
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Ma*onic School
The Masonic school of instruction
in progress in this city
of one of the largest structures iniwl11 hold a session this evening at
the Marshall the Masonic hal), The hour 'Of
>* I lo ’7-90 «>«.!
SUITS PRESSED 50c
PHONE 65
this section and ______ .
Spoonts well on the extreme south- meeting is 7:30 o’clock,
ern end of the structure. • •>
It is reported that prepaations are
| being completed for the drilling of
A dollar now will buy two-third?
as much as it did eight years ago.
CITY PRESSING PARI.CR
E. B. Wadley—Your Tailor
the test on the Reynolds tract,'west . Hang onto it, and it will buy more.
GOOD NEWS TO
FORD OWNERS
—For this week we are offering a special discount on
Ford Size Casings:
30 x 3 B. B. C. Fabric Tires $9.80
30 x 31-2 B. B. C. Fabric Tires $10.95
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—These are all our best stock of the famous Brunswick
Tires, and o»ly have a limited number on hand.
WB HAVE AN EXIDE (BATTERY TO FIT YOUR CAR.
GALL US DAY OR NIGHT
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.Lanier Bros. Garage
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PHONE DOE—SOUTH MAIN ST.
Perfection Itself
—Every Cake, Every Pie, Every Loaf of “REAL
BREAD ” that is sold to a customer is perfection itself, and
fully guaranteed to be so.
—Ail of our pastry is fresh from the ovens the day you
buy it. And after you bave tried the many delicious and
tasty offerings we prepare, you will make it a habit to depend
upon us for your desserts.
PHONE 307—
SOUTH SIDF. BAKERY
LEE HIGGS, Prop.
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hiiaiim
Poultry ~ Butter
—Superior buying and selling service to our customers.
—We are operating our cold storage plant and are now
dressing 8pring Chickens for the Eastern markets.
—Get our prices on everything you have to sell. We
pay more.
1 W. E. SCOTT & CO.
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THEN AND NOW
—Think of the countless obstacles the pioneers of old
bad to overcome as thy Journeyed forth to lay the founda-
tion for a future, that xnight hold some promise for them.
Some achieved their goal. Many failed.
—Then consider your own environment and chances for
the future. You can positively jusure yourself of a bright
future without leaving your Jfre«^* *ust lay aside a small
sum each week, place it in the Bank and you will soon be-
come independent. 8TABT TODAY!
Citizens NationaTBank
First Nahoiij^f?ii)k
FirstState Sank
Merchants & Fahners State Bank
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