The Kingsville Record (Kingsville, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 29, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 10, 1926 Page: 12 of 16
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'WJ MORE POWER
The New Star has more power be-
^ cause it is built for power. Every working ^
unit was designed with power as the object.
Try the Star Four or Six — in any test where
power is needed and you will never again be
satisfied with a weak-motored car.
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Star 0Cars
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SUPERIOR QUALITY
The new Star bodies—by Hayes-Hunt—add an
outward appearance of distinction that is even
more apparent in use. Leg room, head room,
comfort on long or short trips; and qual- ^
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and look over our samples to-
day.
I’m interested in:
( ) New Roofs
( ) General Repairs
Name
Address
Lynch Davidson & Co.
Certified Lumber
BANKERS CO-OPERATE
IN TEXAS SAFE
FARMING PROGRAM
Series of Advertisements Ends With
This Issue.—Campaign Believed to
Have Gotten Results
the Texas Safe Farming Association.
He says, “This Is the open season for
remedies or preventatives. and 1 want
to offer mine —with absolute faith in
Its efficiency if applied. It is not acre-
age reduction, it is not legislation, it
is not easier and cheaper credt. It is
neither negutive or artificial nor even
new. but is the same old story, the
same old ‘gospel,’ if you please, preach
ed through all the years by the exten-
sion service, by the agriculturnd col-
lege, by the conservative farm and
Fo> the past five weeks, covering ,iujiy press, which we may sum tip, I
most of the planting season, the bank- j something like this: ‘Ample
ers ot Kingsville. Bishop and Riviera ||ve 8tock for work, food and fertility,
have carried paid advertising in this , r(8^iup; a surplus rather than a short-
paper adntonishng the farmer to be-iaKt,. a|mndant feed for these and food
ware of the dangers of the one crop j for
system of farming. In this there is no
selfish motive except that inasmuch
as the agricultural interests of Texas
prosper, the merchant, the profession-
| al man and the banker prospers.
Agriculture is the cornerstone and
foundation of our economic structure
! in all of Texas. However rich our
I lands may be in mineral wealth, they
are and are to be tor years to come,
undeveloped. Our industrial plant,
I therefore, will he only such as use the
raw product of the farm. Our very
transportation systems are dependent
1 on agriculture. The Missouri Pacific
| railroad, now serving this territory,
recognizes this fact and is employing
highly trained agricultural agents to
render to the new settler and the es-
tablished farmer such service as will
contribute to his success and thereby
the family and dependents on the
\ farm, even to u super abundance; then
all the acres remaining in cotton or
any cash crop you think will bring
the best results.’
From the Blacklanders’ program,
| from the letter of the Ellis county
farmer and from many other sources
come indications that our best bank-
ers and farmers are thinking along
the same lines. It now remains for
them to work along those lines. Mr.
Farmer, you can do the greatest ser-
vice to your community and to your
State by preaching the gospel of diver-
sification to your brother farmer who
has not seen the light. But the busi-
ness man and the hanker must help.
If you are not acquainted with the
practices of safe farming in Texas,
ask your banker for literature that
will explain the necessity for turning
increase the tonnage of the railroad. fron) the practices of the past—prac-
If all lines of business acknowledge Hces which have robbed the soil of its
fertility, glutted the market with our
their utter dependence upon the suc-
cess of one of their number, then it
behooves the thinkers in those other
lines to devote their efforts to pro-
tecting the future of all by laying a
j safe foundation for the whole struc-
; ture.
And this is just what your bankers
j are trying to do. We believe your ex-
| perience as farmers will bear out the
j truth of the lessons reviewed in their
••dvertisemeuts. With this issue they
so-called money crop to the point
where it is being sold below the cost
of production and enslaved the farm-
er and his family to a degree that the
independence he once boasted is idle
mockery.
Tbe monthly bulletin issued by the
Department of Agriculture at Austin
on the first of March should be read
by every farmer. In it are statements
based on proven facts, which will con-
are featuring the Blacklanders’ agri- j rince the most skeptical that the time
cultural program just issued by that ! has come when the farmer, the credit-
organization. It rings true to every | merchant, nnd banker must stand
word your bankers have said. It driv- shoulder to shoulder in a fight to save
Watirre's Protection
A seal Is born with white fur, which
is nature’s wise protection against en-
emies, for It must lie on the ice for
two weeks and be fed by Its mother
before It learns to swim. The baby
seal resembles un Angora kitten and
la said to meow like one.
es home every argument they have
already made. And it was outlined by
three practical (and successful) farm-
ers front each of the four Blackland
counties. In this community the farm-
ers are evidently converted to the
theory of diversification, but it re-
mains for him to put it into practice
to the extent that his own organiza-
tion advocates. Read the Blacklanders
specifications for a well balanced
farm. That program comes from
farmers.
And then read what a farmer—W.
D. Farris -one of the leading cotton
producers of Ellis county, writes to
Texas.
agriculture
life
First Time
Texas—“IRENE’’
Improved Star Four
Coupster$610
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Improved Star Pour
COM. CHASSIS . $425
ROADSTER . . 525
TOURING ... 525
COUPSTER . . 610
COACH .... 695
8EDAN .... 795
f. •. b. Luiufni
New Star St*
CHASSIS . . . $620
TOURING . . 695
COUPSTER . . 745
COUPE .... 820
COACH. ... 880
LANDAU SEDAN 975
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HIGHWAY MOTOR COMPANY
Riviera—Kingsville
SPRING LOGIC
IN THE SPRING when a tree doesn’t sprout, or
a vine doesn’t bloom, or a bush doesn’t blossom,
you say—THERE’S A DEAD ONE!
And there’s something wrong with a man or
woman, old or young, who desn’t feel the urge to
join Nature’s Spring “Spruce-Up” campaign.
“Down at the heels, down at the mounth,’
most too true, sometimes.
is al-
Since the arrival of our vast shipments of New
Spring Goods there is no use being down at the
heels—we have actually made it easy for you to
be well dressed.
Our wide assortment of materials and their gor-
geous array of colors makes your fingers itch for
the needle—and there is still time to make your
selections and have your Easter costume ready for
the grand occasion. Remember, that no matter
how you want it trimmed, everything you need is
shown here.
New Shoes
For All
We have just this week received a large ship-
ment of Shoes. The newest lasts and colors
from the smartest makers are in this lot—
shoes for the little folks, the cutest you’ve
seen this season, servicebale, too. New col-
ors, best quality.
Men, need we say more than that we have
a complete showing of the famous Flor-
sheims?
New
Easter
Millinery
Another big shipment of Spring
Mlilinery arrived this week mak
ing our showing unmatched in
this section. Every one is mod-
erately priced, too. Wide brims
or narrow, small or large head
size, simplicity of trimmings,
gay colors—they’re all here. In
this lot is just the one for YOU.
When will you come for it? Make
your visit soon, if not your hat
may be gone.
THE ECONOMY
The Public Be Pleased
VATTMANN NEWS
Some of the people in this com-
munity attended the rousing meeting
held at Baffins Bay school house Mon-
day night, which was called by the
Dairy Products Co., of Kingsville.
Many heart to heart talks were de-
livered urging the people of Kleberg
county to be loyal and work in har-
mony for the benefit of all.
Baffins Bay community was delight-
ed to be honored with such au im-
mense crowd, and displayed their hos-
pitality by serving a generous helping
of delicious cake, served by the ladies
and asssited by the gentlemen. Ice
cream was also served. The writer
was informed that this delicacy was
donated by the Kingsville creamery,
which was also delicious, as are all
their products.
Mr. Clyde Nanny, our road commis-1
sioner inspected the roads last Mon-
day and contemplates improvements
as soon as the water dries up in some
j places. However, the roads are fairly
good for the preseut time. Should
heavy roads come they might need
attention.
Mesrs. Sy Yeary, Aubrey Huffman, j
and Hobart Barnhill of Kingsville had j
a most delightful outing in their mo-
tor boat on the bay last Sunday. They
were gliding on the waters like swans
—at least, that was the impression to
those who were on shore. Many were
longing to be there also. Other motor
boats will be put into use In the near
future if reports are dependable. Sail
boats will be ready for use in the near
future if reports are dependable. Sail
boats w ill be ready for use in the near
future.
Details for the Easter egg hunt and
dance have not been definitely arrang-
ed for this writing.
Colds Cause drip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets remove
the cause. There Is only one "Bromo Quinine."
E. W GROVE’S signature on Imt. 30c
OH! MY BACK!
New Way to End
Dangerous Cough
The most stubborn cough is relieved
with the first dose, and is very often
broken up entirely in 24 hours by a
new method based on the famous Dr.
King’s New Discovery for Coughs.
Here is the method: You simply take
one teaspoonful and hold it in youi
throat for 15 or 20 seconds before swal-
lowing it. The prescription hasadouble
action. It not only soothes and heals
soreness and irritation, but also loosens
and removes the phlegm and congest ion
which are the direct cause of the cough-
frig. So with the cause removed, the se-
verestcough usually disappearsquickly.
Dr, King’s New Discovery is for
coughs, chest colds, bronchitis, spas-
modic croup, etc. I- inc for children, too
— no harmful drugs. Very economical,
as the dose is only one toaspoonful. At
all good druggists. Aslt for
Aching Backs Make Life Miserable
For Many Kingsville People.
It isn’t right to suffer day in and
day out with dull, unceasing backache.
Or be utterly miserable with sharp
stabs of pain whenever you stoop or
lift. But chances are you will suffer
these tormenting aches and pains as
long as your weakened kidneys are
neglected. You may have headaches,
too, spells of dizziness and urinary
disorders. Then use Doan’s Pills—a
stimulant diuretic to the kidneys. Ex-
perience of Kingsville people prove
the merit of Doan’s.
Mrs. W. C. Barton. Ella Avenue.
Kingsville, says: “I had an attack of
kidney trouble and suffered constant-
ly with an ache in the small of my
back. When I stooped to pick up any-
thing, cutting pains caught me across
my kidneys. I was tired and worn out,
too. My kidneys w'ere weak and act-
ed irregularly. After using Doan’s Pills
from the Moss Drug Co., the trouble
was stopped and I felt better in every
way.”
60c at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.—29-2t.
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