Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 9, 1925 Page: 4 of 4
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MT. PLEASANT DAILY TIMES THURSDAY, APRIL 9,1925
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We will appreciate your
: Grocery Business \
for the month of April
Phone us for prompt deliveries
JONES GROCERY
443 PHONES 449
How Rain Is
Measured by
Weather Bureau
TO THE VOTERS
The Euterpean Club met Ap-
sfl 8th at the home of Mrs. D. E, -—
Porter, with 12 membersp re- J I wish to thank all those who
*nt After business a very in- cast their votes for me in mv
arresting choral practice was race for M§yor in the election
fteki. Club adjourned to meet Tuesday/ Although defeated
April 15th with Mrs. Hoffmann, by twenty votes, I want every-
--body to know that I am still
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MOTHERS
ready to do all in my power for
m the upbuilding of Mt. Pleasant,
I and propose to try to be one of
' | its best citizens. Sincerely,
A. H. O’TYSON.
CLASSIFICATION
.Watch for symptoms of worms
li^osr children r These parasites
toe the great destroyers of child
Wk.' If you have reason to think
mur dufci has worms, act quickly. “That queer looking place on
ffiva the little one a close or two of |the right which we are now
VHeto*aCream Vermifuge. Worms passing,” announced the guide
onset exist where this time-triad j on the sight-seeing bus, “is the
load wccessful remedy ia used. It old Indian burying ground.”
toms out the worms and restores “And where,” queried one of
soqr hue of health to botgg hip fair passengers, “did they
riks. Price 35c.''*Sold by i1 bury the young Indians?”—Am-
0. S. STEPHENS ' |erican Legion Weekly.
A subscriber from Monticello
writes in to ask us to settle a
dispute as to how much is a
two-inch rain. From what we
can learn, it was the amount
that fell there Wednesday night.
He also asks how the weather
bureau gauges the fall of rain,
and says if we know anything
about it, to please publish. Of
course, we are not like the edi-
tor of the Clarksville Times,
who says that he knows every-
thing, but we will try to explain
how the fall is computed. The
weather bureau has special
gauges to measure the fall of
water. This gauge looks like a
big artillery shell, such as is us-
ed in the army, and has spiked
legs to stand it in the ground
without falling. This gauge is
wide at the top for a part of the
way down, when the receptacle
becames a small hollow that
reaches to the bottom of the
gauge. The top is ten times the
size of the small 'hollow, which
when full measures ten times as
much as the rainfall.
The fall is measured by the
actual amount of water that
would fall in any vessel if the
sides were absolutely vertical.
If the Monticello subscriber will
call on W. 0. Keith at Ford’s Ga-
rage, he will be shown a gauge
and have explained in detail
just how the rain is measured,
as Mr. Keith has one of these
gauges, and kept the record for
Mt. Pleasant for many years.
They might at least have
slipft through an amendment to
keep the gold diggers from
working before eighteen.—Pe-
oria Star.
Martin Theatre
TO-NIGHT
Fred Niblo’s Production
“The Red Lily
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With a Brilliant Cast including
Enid Bennett, Frank Gurrier, Gibson Gowland,
Emily Fitzroy, Wallace Beery, Mitchell
Rosemary Thelby and George Perialat.
Also
A Good Comedy
Woman's Missionary Society
The W. M- S. will meet for
Bible study at the church Mon-
day afternoon, April 13th. Our
study for the afternoon will be
the happiest event in the world’s
history: “The Resurrection of
Christ.” The passage for
study is the 20th chapter of
,Tohn.
Every member is urged to bt.
present and be prepared to dis-
cuss the all-important question:
“What does the Resurrection
Mean to Me ”
Easter Sox for the little ones.
—Lide’s.
“BROKEN OUT” FACES
ARE NOT IN STYLE
The girls who can’t wear clothes
which are jn style because they have
eczema, rash, tetter, scrofula or a
“breaking out” where it would show
are more to be scolded than pitied,
because there is no need for them to
be unattractive in out-of-style dress-
es when they can get rid of these skin
troubles so easily now.
Black and White Ointment, and
Sofcp, are surprising thousands of
girls who have had to deny themsel-
ves the attention which more attract-
ive girls get, because they quickly re-
move all trace of these skin troubles.
They are economically priced, in
liberal packages. The 50c size Oint-
ment contain three times as much
as the 25c size. All dealers have
bith the Ointment and the Soap.
Geo. Lilienstern’s
DEPARTMENT STORE
EASTER SALE OF SMART DRESSES
35 Dresses in all the new shades and materials at the very low price of
' $8.95 $9.95 $10.95 $11.95
15 Beautiful Dresses colors: Coral, Mase, Green, Red, Prints, originally
selling for $22.75 on sale for only
$1675
12 Lovely Prints colors: Red, Black, White, Tan, Yellow, Navy priced
$16.75 «p to $24.75
If Values mean anything to the woman we are entitled to theJ'greater
part of the Easter apparel business. %
Easter Footwear in all the new shades, with Hose to match]Jeach pair.
Easter Straws for men all the new styles and shapes especially priced
S1.50t and up
|WE CrIVE S. & 11. GREEN STAMPS
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Cross, G. W. Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 9, 1925, newspaper, April 9, 1925; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth783832/m1/4/?rotate=90: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.