The Cumby Rustler. (Cumby, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, November 1, 1912 Page: 5 of 8
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The Rustler
Au local notices continued and
Charged for until ordered out.
Phone No. 43.
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OF LOCAL INTEREST
Judge Leach w as in town Wed-
nesday on legal business.
Don’t forget to eat stew with
the Methodist ladies Saturday.
J. A. Moore, tax collector <>i
Hopkins County, waj in the cify
Wednesday.
Mrs. Gordon is visiting her
her daughter, Mrs. Bowers, in
Clarksville.
Mr. and
Point were in
trading.
Mrs. McDonal 1 of
town Moa lay
Mrs. Lonnie Sabitonie and ba-
by of Dallas is visiting her sister
Mis.* Eli Strickland, in Cumby.
Get our prices on DRY
GOODS, Clothing and Shoes.
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We can save you money. .
Bolin & Branom.
Mrs. C. E. McGuire and
daughter of Sulphur Springs
spent a few days with the e lit-
or’s family in Cumby first of the
week.
Mrs. Jim Evans was seriously
burned a week or two ago but we
failed to get it. She is now im-
i nproving.
US[ OF CALOMEL
PBACTICALLY
STOPPED
For Bilious Attacks, Constipa-
tion and All Liver Troub-
les, Dangerous C ilomel
Gives Way to
Dcdscn’s Liver Tone.
WE AIM TO PLEASE
Mrs. John Downing of Camp-
bell was in the city first of the
week.
iTajestic Ranges at Har-
ris’.
Our line of Dress Goods
and Dress Trimmings was
never more complete.
Bolin & Branom.
See the new Hats and Everything new in shapes,
Boys at fancy feathers, rose?, etc., just
received at Cumby Mercantile.
Caps for Men and
Bolin & Branom’s.
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Good Hopkins county stew
Saturday, served by the Mathod-
i st ladies.
Get your children’s School
Bags free at
Bolin & Branom’s.
Cotton is up a little this week
and moving freely. The weather
continues fine and the crop will
soon be picked.
Edgar Martin, who was opera-
ted on for appendicitis recently
at Denison, has recovered and
gone home. Hi3 father, R. E.
Martin of Cumby, was present
and stayed with him for a day or
two.
People who are using lights on
a flat rate had better cut them
out by 11 p, m. if you don’t want
to pay all night rates.
Cumby Electric Light Co.
Red Goose School Shoes
are the best. Find them at
Bolin & Branom’s.
The Methodist ladies will serve
stew Saturday first door south of
the Meat Market. You are ur-
gpntly invited to patronize them.
Mrs. Brack Branom entertain-
ed a party of her friends at pro-
gressive Forty-two Friday even-
ing. There were present—
Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Smith, Mr.
I Mrs. Curt Branom, Mr. and Mrs.
Ive HolJerness, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Lindley, Mr. an l Mrs. Henry
Benton, Mrs. Ella Denny, Misses
Lucile Waldsmith anl Vera En-
glish, and Monte Gordon.
Barris has plenty of heating
stoves, both coal an 1 wood, ;t
prices from the cheapest to the
best.
Duke Harrison of Greenville
has one of the best selected
stocks of Furniture to be found
in North Texas and his prices are
right. He pays the freight.
We are anxious to show
you our goods, come today.
Bolin & Branom.
Don’t buy your Furniture until
you get Duke Harrison’s prices
at Greenville. He delivers to
your station.
When you want anything in
the Furniture or Floor Covering
line, it will pay you to see Duke
Harrison at Greenville. He pays
the freight to nearby towns.
RURAL DIRECTORY
Rural Telephone Directory for
Cumby lines will be printed next
week or as soon thereafter as
possible. If you want space on
it, let us know at once.
We have the Packard shoe
for men in all the new lasts
and styles. Black lace and
button, Tan lace and but-
ton, Patent leather lace and
| button. You dont know
1 how well they look and fit.
i See them at A. W. Denton’s.
Every dru ggist in the state has
n oticed a great falling < ff in the
sale of calomel. Dodson’s Liver
Tone is taking its p lace.
“Calomel is often dangerou-
and people know it, while Dod-
iod’s Liver Tone is periectly safe
and gives better results,” says
lve Holderness.
Dodson’s Liver Tone is per-
sonally gaurantfed by Ive Hold
who sells it. A large bottle costs
50 cents, and if it fails to give
ea-y telief in tvVry case of slugg-
ishness, you have ouly to ask foi
your money b:ck. It v\i 11 be
promptly returned.
Dodson’s Liver Tone is a pleas-
ant tasting, purely vegetable
ltmtdv—harmkssto both child-
ren and adults. A bottle in the
house may save you a day’s work
or keep your children from miss
ieg school. Keep your liver
working and your liver will not
keep you from working.
New shipment of all the latest
things in millinery, including
Shapes, Feathers and Flowers.
Cumby Mer. & Lumber Co.
Go to Dickson & Graves for
Hats, Shoes, Hose, Sbirt«,
Collars, Underwear "end all fur-
nishing good at lowest prices.
You in all your busi-
ness transactions wifti
us. If at any time
you ar"B not pleased,
tell us. If you are
pleased with our
method, tell others.
A SATISFIED CUSTOMER
Is worth more to us than any kind of advertising,
but we must get you to gove us that first trial order.
HOLLAND BROS
CUMBY, TEXAS
Style
Fit=-
Durability
G* i: is*
Sold at “Szt Prices
Four Great Features of Our New Fall Line of Schwab Suits
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W^fur - Clothes
All-wool and GUARANTEED to give
you satisfactory wear or a new suit free.
A good appearance is every-
thing these days—Schwab’s
“set-price” specials make a
good appearance the first and
every day you wear them.
Every essential of each gar-
ment is on a 100 per cent stan
dard—the fabrics, the design-
ing and the tailoring—this en-
ables us to guarantee satisfac-
tion.
There is a “set-price” label
on the sleeve that tells you our
selling price—it was put there
before the garment left
Schwab’s model, sanitary tai-
lorirg shops. T.iese specials
sell for
$1.00, $18.00 and
$20.00
Let us try some of these
Schwab suits on you. Remem-
ber, too, that the earler you
make your selection the larger
the assortment you have to
choose from.
A. W. Denton
Our Store Is the People’s Store
The Store that Gives Satisfaction
CUMBY,
TEXAS
TO THE PUBLIC
We are starting up an electric
light plant in Cumby, the first
one in its history, and you all
know it is not a new town by any
means, and we feel thankful to
the people for their liberal pat-
ronage to begin with. While
there are some who have not sub-
scribed, we feel sure if we make
a success of it they will come in
later. To make this plant a suc-
cess, wc must have the co-opera-
tien of the people. To merit this,
we must please the people with
our seivice, and we promise at
the beginning that we will do our
best to accomplish this. Any
time you feel that you are mod.
getting the worth of your money
and your lights are not giving
satisfaction, please report tfce
sane to Bev Martin, who will
have charge of the electrical de-
partment.
Wb will also keep a line of all
s'zes of globes and shades of the
very best mike; also all kinds of
iixturis, Any time we have not
got what you want we will get it
for fou in a very few days. We
A’ill Jet our customers have this
stuff as cheap as they* can buy
the same grade anywhere.
Furthermore, we will expect
o furnish all the globes this the
pejple use on our liner; not for
the money there is in it, but in
order that we m ly know just the
sizjof every glob3 in town. If
others were to furnish them, it
would take a man one day in
every month to find out what
everyone was burning, and we
could not affjrd that. If you
want to make this bgafc plant a
taccess get your globes and fix-
tures from the Cumby Electric
Light Co., and we guarantee the
price.
Now if you don’t underst ind
why we want to furnish the
globes if you will call on us we
will gladly explain it to you and
then we are sure you can sec the
point.
Please give us a good start and
we will do oar best to keep it
going.
Cumby Electiic Light Co.
The New Schwab Suits
for men and boys in this
fall’s styles are the best we
have ever had. We want to
sell you your next one.
Come in and try one on and
see how they fit.
A. W. Denton.
BILL MOONEY HURT ,
Bil Mooney was badly hurt in ,
Cumby Monday morning when '•
his team ran away with a load |
of lumber. He was thrown' off i
and awheel passed over his ankle J
crushing it badly at the joint. [
He was given immediate atten-
and shortly taken to his home,
a mile cast of town, where he is
now doing very well. The frac-
ture will likely affect him per-
manently. The wagon was badly
damaged- It was caused by the
lumber slipping forwrad on the
team. '
IMPORTANCE OF BABY TEETH
-- *<s
Every One Should Be Kept Until lt«4
placed by More Firmly Built
Adult Teeth.
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New Stock of Millinery
just received at the M ercan-
tile. A brand new stock out
and out. Ladies, come and
take a look at the latest in
everything.
G. W. Holland is seriously sick
of neuralgia of (he head and face
ahd is suffering severly. He was
stricken first of the week and
will be confined to his bed for
sometime vet.
Dont fail to see our
new Dress Goods. They
are premier than ever.
Consisting of whipcords,
Serges, silk Bengalines,
wool and cotton suifings
in all the correct colors.
Lewis & Mars.
We have plenty of good lump
coal on hands and if you run
short of wood, we can supply
you at any time. Will have an-
other car within a very short
time. R. W. Harris.
John Deere Sulkies at
Harris’.
(By LUTHER HALSEY GULICK, M. 1J.
Copyright by Ladies’ Home Journal.
1911.) <
The deformities of the face, caused
by the habit of mouth breathing, can
he corrected by proper treatment. In
the case of a boy who was placed un-
der the care of a dentist at the age of
Tour, wonderful results have been*
Bhown. A year later the shape of his
face was considerably altered, and by
the eighth year it was practically nor*
mal. When treatment for such de-
fects is delayed until the age of 12 of
later the results are not so satisfac-
tory. But even at this age some Im-
provement may he effected although;
It will not be so marked as that shown;
In the four-year-old boy. The main les«,
eon is that the mouth-breathing habit
should be prevented in babyhood and;
the necessity for ^uch corrective treat-
ment later would then be avoided’. J
When small children have anything
the matter with their teeth it used to]
be common to say, "It makes little dif-]
ference, those are just the babj^
teeth;” and we pulled out the baby,
teeth instead of filling and taking catf^
of them. The reason why that is bad^
and why parents who are careful with;
their children do not allow It, is that!
every tooth pulled out of a baby’s javf.
results In a lessening development of
the jaw, affording less room for tbn
permanent teeth when they com&J
Every baby tooth should be kept until
It is replaced by the larger and more?
firmly built adult tooth. The full con-
tour of the teeth should be preserved,
for just to the extent that it is not
preserved does the jaw tend to atro-
phy. Stimulation of development by.
proper use Is as important as proven*,
tlon of atrophy.
Irregular teeth, or teeth that
out of their normal relation to the!...
fellows, not only tend to decay, butr
by their very abnormal positions
merous little protected areas for
colonization of micro-organisms
formed, which add to that _______
susceptibility to infectious disease. 1
The adult teeth begin to come in by,
the time the child is between five and|
six years old. Almost every child oft
six has the large molars coming in. If
the baby teeth Immediately besldej
these permanent molars are decaying
and are pressed closely against them,
the decay will spread as surely ag
decay spreads in a barrel of apples.
This is another reason why the care
of the baby teeth Is important.
Inheritance but proper care.
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person’s;
Don’t take dope
VMV DOM’T YOU
=ft)H,MY HEADT
PEND UPOHVFi
For headache. There
is alwa3'3 some given
cause for headache.
Moie often it is your
stomach that needs
medicine. Doctor the
cause and the effect
will disappear.
To Stop Headache Immediately
Try some of our headache tablets. They are not inju-
rious an^l produce immediate results.
IVE HOLDERNESS
DRUGGIST
CUMBY, - TEXAS
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Morton, George M. The Cumby Rustler. (Cumby, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, November 1, 1912, newspaper, November 1, 1912; Cumby, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth770394/m1/5/: accessed June 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.