The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, February 17, 1928 Page: 3 of 10
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sromo.
Quinine.
Influenza and many Pneu-
u begin as a common
Our garden peed are as fresh and
new as our groceries. We handle
both bulk and packages. Try us for
seed Irish potatoes. Durham Bros.
HONOR fOUPLE ON BIRTHDAY
A number of friends and relatives
honored Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Edwards
on his 77 birthday last Wednesday
evening with a supriae supper, the
families gathering and bringing the
Ask to hear the above records
NEW RECORDS RECEIVED EVERY WEEK
Wm, Reese Co
UP-TO-DATE DRUGGISTS
THE DYING COWBOY mmmm
spread unknown to Mr. and Mrs.
Edwards. . ... ... T1X
Those present included Mrs. J.H.
Kidwell and daughter, Mary, of Red
River County: J. Q. Rackley, Roscoe
and Jesse Edward*, Roy Raines.
Jake Phifer. J. W. Smith, Artie
Edwards and Mrs. Walker and their
families.
CHIROPRACTIC—
SORE GUMS: You wont
ed to smile after ,‘yoo use Lato s
Pyorrhea Remedy. This prapor*-
to
benefit you. Druggists retain
S25? if H fans.-SlT b, Part.
If you aren't feeling right, can’t enjoy a meal;
Stomach’s all upset, it’s rocky how you feel;
You can't eat this, and you can’t sat that
Nerve* all jumpy, don’t know where you’re “at,”
Don’t need a new stomach, just need nerve relief.
Chiropractor’ll do that beyond belief.
TELEPHONE 286—CALLS ANSWERED DAY OR NIGHT
R. E. R. GREEN—Comanche (Continued next week)
Smith Druggist.
COMANCHE GIRL HONORED
Miss Nathalie Jessup, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Jessup, who is
a student of the Moody BiWe In-
>t rhicasro. Was honored last
VOLUME IS WHAT
WE ARE AFTER
TO GET VOLUME WE ARE
MAKING THESE UNUSUALLY
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MOVING bv truckle
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—Office
Building. '
Headquarters
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Our gnrdsn seed ure as fresh snd
new as our giocefries. Wa handle
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Train-Service
FRO'' COMANCHE
/THBOUND
NO. 106 -_____10:26 A. -M.
SOUTHBOUND
NO. 105 -I____5:50 P. M.
R. F. HOOKER
Ticket Agent
Phone 292
Sal Bailey made a
Monda>
SERVICE WITH
COURTESY
Whan You
WM
Coming
On
business trip
to Abflene Monday.
Chester Payne who has been skk
for the past weak is batter at this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith’s baby
who has. been sick lor the last two
or three weeks la improving.
Mr. and Mr*. Carl Houck, Mrs.
Fashions
l%u
Buckmaster, Dan and Detta Hurt
attended the community dub pro-
The box boars this slsaaturo
-Proven Merit since 1889—
gram at Sidney Friday night and
reported a nice time.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hurt, Mr.
and Mrs. Opha Cox left for Snyder
Friday to spend a few days with
their sister, Mrs. Ernest Lse.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Chandler and
daughter, Billie Louise of Bibb visit
ed in this community Sunday.
Messrs Dan Hurt and Troy Mim-
ms spent Saturday night with Mr.
and Mrs. J. E, Hurt at Sweetwater.
Mrs. W. H. Hurt of Indian Creek
spent Thursday with relatives in
this commiinity.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Woolsey of
Taylor Chapel, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
; Hurt of Sweetwater, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. S. D.. Hurt ahd
• family.
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PROPHETIC OF BALMIER DAYS TO COME, THE SPRING STYLES ARE HERE,
AND THEY ARE DIFFERENT! YOU’LL LOVE THEM. NOt ONJ*Y BECAUSE
THEY ARE SMART AND INTERESTING . BUT BECAUSE THEY POSSESS SOME-
THING QUITE AS IMPORTANT AS CHIC—AND DISTINCTION—AND MUCH.
More often neglected-wearability and soft flattering lines
THE DYING COWBOY
NEW
Brunswick
We have just received a large shipment of New
Brunswick Releases. Cali and hear them.
OLD SOUTHERN SONGS
“The Dying Cowboy” Song
“A Home on the Range” By Vernon Dalhart
The above record by Vernon Dalhart is ope
of the most popular Cow Boy songs ever recorded.
“Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie” has always
been the favorite of the real Texas Cowboy and you
will want this record.
Get Away Old Man Get Away Song
Pretty Little Dear By Vernon Dalhart
The East Bound Train Duet by
The Bright Sherman Valley McFarland A Gardner
The Tramp By McGee Brothers
My Family Is a Crooked Set With Guitar & Banjo
Me
POPULAR DANCE RECORDS
Shine on Harvest Moon Fox Trot
Breeze Carters Orchestra
Dream Kisses Fox Trot By
The Man I Love Hotel Rosevelt Orchestra
The New St. Louis Blues Clarinet Solo
Oh Lizzie • c
* CANS COLD PATCH . 25c
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Dudley’s Tire
V ■
Exchi
r
The &orld moves us; our trucks
move you. Burks and Son (tf)
A Gown embodying the very last ward in all the
essentials that go to make style is a four-piece mod-
el of the sheerest Honey Beige Grepe George-
tte. The coat and sleeves are lengthened by double
stitched tucked bands. The blouse is of contrasting
tone, daintly trimmed with lace; point ef the V neck
is weighted with a Chanel diamond paste brooch;
the lovely skirt is tucked and stitched.
MRS. W. M. WALL
BURIED AT POTTSVILLE
(By Lamkin Correspondent)
The death Angel invaded the
home of Mr. W. W. Wall, Saturday
afternoon about 2 o’clock, Feb. 11,
and took away his precious wife.
Mrs. Wall was 51, and Wes highly
esteemed lady in our midst, and was
loved by all who knew her. Funeral
services were > conducted by Bro.
O. A. Morton of Gustine, interment
being made in Pottsville cemetery
Sunday afternoon. A large crowd
| of friends gathered to pay the Inst
She is survived by her husband
and 4 children, Miss Francis, Mack
and Ben of Lamkin and n married
daughter of Waco. We extend our
sympathy to the bereaved one*.
Price.*34.7&
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No w'erd short of ‘Beautiful’ can expPMs the dainti-
ness of this three-piece Frock of Oak Buff Georgette
The two-tierred box pleated skirt—is outstanding—
with tbs upper tier falling in a loiipe, eps sided* ef-
fect Attractiveness is added by an underblouse of
Crepe Satin featuring the new V shape neck; Finish-
ed with a bias banding of Gqprfrtq, terminating
with an embroidered motif. v'~
-Iftee *49 75
COTTON GROVE SCHOOL ITEMS
Our school is progressing ve.
nicely, with an enrollment of near
8 pupils.
, The Soda Springs ball teams cams
over and played Cotton Grove Fri-
day afternoon. The home boys were
victorious, while the Soda Springs
girls went home rejoicing.
Miss Jewell Werner spent the
I week end with her parents in Co-
| manche.
The school had a valentine enter
tainment last Friday afternoon.
Miss Ada Roe visited our school
and gave us several interesting
readings.
■S’* A :v i- °t t 4 <1 ' • L •
A Patou model that puts a definitely modern feeling
in this Coat Dress of Creole Flat Crepe; Q&atia band-
ed with sports crepe same as under bkauee. The Uittle
crepe skirt of the flat is quite rhaimtey a
fully covers the knee cap.
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Roussel-Robertson Co
THE CENTER OF SERVICE
the^Founders Week. This was a dis-
tinct tribute to Miss Jessup s mus-
ical talent, as all of the others who
appeared on the program were
members of the faculty.
Miss Jessup, who is specializing
in pipe organ playing, has recently
been presented in several radio con-
certs given by the InsUtution and
is organist at one of the Chicago
churches.
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Low Prices
: ■'** a
30x31 ‘i“ $4.65
29x4.40 $6.10
You Know A Tonic Is Oood
when It makes you eat bk« ■
hungry boy and brings back the
color to your cheeks. You can
soon tool the Strengthening, In-
vigorating Effect • of GROVE’S
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC.
Pleasant to take. 00c.
liver Pill# ‘ .
features
The Coach
Dr. F. Leverctt
DENTIST
Hin
• office
MASONIC BUILDING
Comanche, Texas
Reduced
Prices!
The COACH
$585
The Touring $4QC
or Roadster
or Roadster
The Coupe *595
The 4-Door SfiJC
Sedan Q*9
The Sport
Cabriolet
The Imperial $71 C
1 .ml.,, «
Landau
UdM5JrU«s
wasape
IAN Mm t A kfllai,
Vtlcbigan
; Otach Cbevralat
Dallve.cd Price*
The, >ivt lu»i tS. lowwt
baiMlIlna am- (m»ruln|
,t«a»||a» .»■ il.No
that set a new standard
in automobile value
»For years, Chevrolet has pioneered into the low-price
the features of advanced design found on the wwltfi l
automobiles.
And never has this progressive policy been better exempli-
fied than in the Bigger and Better Chevrolet—with ita
marvelous new Fisher bodies, its numerous notable me-
chanical advancements, and ita thrilling new performance.
Only a close personal inspection can convey any ^adequate
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impression of the quality and value provided
tionai new car. In beauty* in comfort and in"
1 it climaxes every previous achievement in the
of luxurious transportation at low cost!
Come in todayand go for a demonstration. It will take you
less than half an hour to learn why the Bi#tt end Better
Chevrolet, with its many new features, lse very where hailed
as the world’s outstanding motor car vafakel f
Healer Chevrolet Co., Comanche, Texas
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Wilkerson, J. C. The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, February 17, 1928, newspaper, February 17, 1928; Comanche, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth903989/m1/3/: accessed June 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Comanche Public Library.