The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, May 27, 1921 Page: 3 of 8
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THE JUNCTION EAGLE. FRIDAY. MAY 27, 1921
In a new size package
IGAPETTE.
10 for 10 cts
M
ANY smokers prefer
it. They'II find that
this compact package of ten
Lucky Strike Cigarettes
will just suit them.
f
Try them—dealers now
carry both sizes: 10 for
10 cts; 20 for 20 cts.
It’s Toasted
FIND OI.D CHURCH K1INS
UNDER It HEIMS (HIKCH.
Pan*.—The work ut repair-
ing the ruined Cathedral of
Khcim* ha- brought to light t he
mint'd remain* of ancient
church#* which formerly sUmmI
on the '*#rne site. Under the
pavement of the choir, which
wa* shattered by German shells
have Itccn found the old found-
ation* of the Uathedral of St.
Hincmar which wa* destroyed
by fire in the Ninth century.
Beneath these ruins workmen
came upon traces of the first
church to stand on this hallow-
ed ground, the Church of St.
Hemi, built in the Fifth century
Under the broken high altar
was discovered a hoard of 250
pieces of ancient silver and near
this a sealed up and long for-
gotten well. From the licit tom
of this well a worn lead pi|>e
leads the water away into the
earth and it is thought that
this originally connected with
the long lost baptismal font
where Clovis was received into
the church. Antiquarians from
all parts of France have come
to Rheims to examine the dis-
coveries.
Chas. Schreiier Bank
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anniversary with an ice cream Wants.
KIMIII.L l (it M Y
AIISTR U T COMPANY.
K. Hoick amp, Prop.
Me Bo\ anil Sell all Kinds of
REAL KSTyTfc
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I.IVY. STOCK.
Negotiate l/ktit*. make Collar-
Ilions and Furnish Abstrcts of
All Kimble County
I.«t us Know you
\YE HAVE THE
THE HODGES HOTEL
BOB MOTLEY, Proprietor
“The Place Where You Feel At Home.”
Eats the best die Ma^ffet affords.
GOOD ROOMS, GOOD BEDS,
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
Prices Reasonable Hoi and Cold Baths
Let Me Figure With You.
I have taken the agency for the Lockhart Monu-
ment Works and would appreciate an opportuni-
ty to figure with any one interested in monu-
ments. You can be furnished with any kind of
monument desired, and all orders will be given
prompt attention.
MONROE SMITH, Agent.
Junction, Texas.
Home Construction & Realty Company
MENARD, TEXAS
LUMBER PAINT
BUILDING HARDWARE PLUMBING SUPPLIES
Material to Build Your Home Complete
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NOTICE.
The Rt. Rev. W.
U. Bishop of
diocese of West
at Junction on Su
and preach at
TRESPASS NOTICE.
VERY PUREST.
Everyone knows that fresh
air is one of the best medicines
and incidentally one of the
cheapest, says Prof. C. E. A.
Winslow of Yale University.
More and more doctors are
prescribing “the fresh air cure ’
for all sorts of diseases. Yet
not all people know fresh air
when they see it, or realize to
what it owes its tonic qualities.
Here are the principal signs by
which you may know “fresh
air.”
1) Fresh air is cool air. Air
that is above 68 degrees F is
always harmful except for v jvy
old people. Whenever the in-
door temperture rises above
i this point the circulation is up-
set, one tends to become dull,
languid and inefficient, and the
delicate membranes of the nose
and throat are injured so as to
; cause a great liability to colds
and other respiratory diseases.
2) Fresh air is moving air.
I Still air blankets the body and
| produces a deadening, numbing
[effect. Air in gentle motion
stimulates the skin
3) Fresh air is moderately
i moist air. Either very dry or
I very humid air is harmful.
I 4) Fresh air is variable air.
j Slight changes in temperature
and humidity are stimulating
and wholesome for the body.
These four qualities are al-
ways found to the best advan-
tage out of doors and it is for
this reason that sleeping, work-
ing and living in the open is one
of the best ways of keeping the
body fit-, vigorous and efficient.
When you must be indoors,
don’t forget your good friend,
the thermometer, and turn off
heat or open windows as soon
as the temperature rises above
168 degrees. This would cut in
half the number of colds and
other nose and throat diseases
from which Americans suffer as
a result of overheating.
JUNCTION WOOL & MOHAIR CO.
Junction and Menard, Texas.
Courteous Treatment Fair Dealings
We can save you money on Salt, Flour, Meal, Feed,
Sheei Iron, Etc.
COMPLETE STOCK OF LUMBER AND
BUILDING MATERIAL.
We operate our owi
your ranch proi
and we promist
supper on the lawn at the Bap
Austin, May, 22—“The move- tist church,
ment to conserve human life
is dictated even by the crud
est economic motives”, states
Dr. Louis 1. Dublin .one of the JJ
leading statisticians in tho!<»
country. \u increase in the !!
average span of life adds to the
potential wealth of the country, j
Whatever curtails life destroys
National wealth.
Public Health work of the |
last 50 years, by cutting the \
death rate from such diseases
as malaria, typhoid fever, small- I
jh)x, cholera, yellow fever, tu-
berculosis, and also accidents,
is responsible for the addition
of over 10 years to the average
lifetime of man.
Estimated conservatively we
produce more than we consume
each year to the small amount
| of $100 jier capita. The ad-
dition of only one year of life
per person is equivalent to add-
ing more than 10 billion dollors
to the National wealth of our
country.
The well-directed expenditure ; i
, of money for the conservation
of the public health will bring \\
larger returns in dollars and
i cents than many another in-
vestment.
If, for example, tuberculosis
could be entirely eliminated as
ja causa of sickness and death,
! an average of two and one-half
I years could be added to the
'lifetime of every man and wo-
j man in the United States. We
; have amply demonstrated our
ability to suppress typhoid
fever. Yet, there are still over
thirteen thousand deaths each
i year, most of which could read-
ily be avoided.
Diseases such as measles,
; scarlet fever, diphteria, and the
other infections of children leave
defective ears, hearts, and kid-
neys, which impair efficiency
and shorten life. The money
| value of all these losses is
I staggering when we stop to
realize that human life is our
greatest economic asset.
Junction. Texas.
fnd make deliveries to
us your business
best to please you.
TRY US WITH YOUR NEXT CLIP OF
WOOL AND MOHAIR.
We handle it like you want it handled.
JUNCTION WOOL & MOHAIR CO.
John R. Smart, President and General Manager.
Junction and Menard, Texas.
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FOR SALE
| Seven 2 and 3 year old and 12 long aged
registere^ihJEreford BULLS
Prices ra$$if1gfrom $150 to $200.
Will sell on time.
All trespassj
ty west of i]
forbidden.
. Capers, D.
piscopal
will be
May 29,
Episcopal
church at eleven in the morn-
ing and half past three in the
afternoon.
Confermation will be ad- You will
ministered at the latter service, boots at th
The public is cordially invit- Shoe Shop,
ed. 8 2t 3 4t
my proper-
_ Ition ditch i*
rJ. A. Heyman.
J. A. Taylor.
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MONUMENT WORK
NOTICE.
find hand-made
ft ion Boot &
Mays, Pro.
When in need of a Monument
write or phone F. L. Napier at
Menard, who has had 22 years
experience in the business. All
work first class and guaranteed
with promp service.
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We buy for less and sell for
less—Phillip Joseph.
Get busy. Keep busy. Is your
job unsafe? Is it permanent?
You want a life long business.
You can get into such a busi-
ness selling more than 137
Watkins Products direct to far-
mers if you/ownjruto or team
i or can get you are un-
der 50 and imr) give bond with
personal sureties. We back you
with big selling helps, 52 years
in business, 20,000,000 users of
our products. Write for in-
formation where you can get
territory. J.'* R. Watkins Co.,
Department 112, Winona,
Minn. 2-4tp
$ JOHN ALLISON, Menard. Texas
If Senator Borah really plans
to abolish all useless pobs he I
, might make a ten strike by
heading the list with that of
United States Senator.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
ALBERT BEITEL
ALLY 55ITEL
E. SCHWITHELM
JESSE j.!bsitkl
FRANK O. BEITEL
THE OLD HOUSE
The Best Place to Buy
Lumber and- BujMtng Material of
■■ Kinds
i Beitel Lumber Company j
E. SCHWETHELM, Manager
Yard* Near Depot Kerrville, Texa*
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THE WHOLE FAMILY
—W 0 M E N—
—CHILDREN—
—M E N—
COMPLEXON.
A choice line of specialties
that are used by the most
critical women of the age.
Very fine.
SWEETS.
Candies of that delicious
make which tickles the
»weet teeth of children
of ail ages.
CIGARS.
Those fragrant smokes
that make a fellow won-
der why he he ever has
to stop and go to work.
TOILEL ARTICLE#.
A complete line for the
equipment of a lady4*
houcioir.
TONICS.
Those little aid* so ofetn
needed by growing chil-
dren.
PIPES AND TOBACCO.
Best briar pipes and rich-
est blends of high grade
smoking tobacco.
—
No trespassing, hunting or
trapping allowed on any land
owned or controlled by the un-
dersigned.
L. M. Walton, -
* Mb*
38-241 p
raon.
E. H: Kothmann.
Chas. Bober. •
Dee Gibbs.
J. A. McCollum.
C. E. Reid
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Martin's Screw Worm Killer
i* a one time sure shot killer
heal* wound* ami keep*
Your money back if
A*fc you
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BULLS FOR SALE
I have forty head of Registered Hereford Bulls
for sale from calved to three-year-olds. Raised
all of them. ..............
Prices from $100 to $175
These Bulls are in 45 miles of Junction on the
Gunzer riu.ch adjoining Fort Terrett.
Can not go into ticks.
G. F. Stewart
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The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, May 27, 1921, newspaper, May 27, 1921; Junction, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth801038/m1/3/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .