The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 154, Ed. 1 Friday, January 30, 1920 Page: 5 of 6
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FEBRUARY
rhviieinns nml Druggist* nro advis-
ing their friends to keep their sviremx
I>11 r 11*> iI nml their organs In pet feet
n'uiliin; older ns a pi-ntoctinn against
t lie return of iiifliien/n, They know |
Unit >i dogged ii|> system iiml n lu/v
liver I'm or voids, influenza ami M-riom
i (implications, c
To i ut short ii cold <> v <■ mi "Tit and to
I i-i-vcnt serious i-oin pin ,-ii ieim take one
Calntab at In.Him" wiili a swallow of'
venter tliul's all. Mo salts, no nausea,
no griping, no nii-kening after off, its.
Next morning; your ion1 lias Minislieil,
yjnr liver is in ■live, yo ir system is ]> tin-
lied an.I ’efresli. .1 nn.I you mo feelin;;
Hue will, n hearty appetite for break
.as1.# Iv.t v. hut you ).1. . no i! o er.
t’alotabs am -old only In • orleinal
e.uileit packages, price thirty .........ills. |
l!\ pry <lrn:.';is* is authorized to ri-fiindl
'■oi.r money if ve:i lmt perfectly
, •! i •; ii t, I v i i'! i ('i.lotabs.— (Atl-.)
HO— Lieuts.
pilots who
W. is forbidden. Varileveer, uttor- were forced to lund thirty mile*
ncy for the defense, was disarmed I across the Mexican border, w ill
when the prosecution protested at his! tu n today or tomorrow unassisted to
being; armed. Vundcvcer sai.l there! Fort I'.rown, officials say. Aminge-
hud been threats to “get him.” The merits are being mane for the flyi-is
j judge also ordered that the jury, wit- to get fuel from Mexico and it is con
nesses and spectators be questioned sidered unlikely that a relief party
regarding armament. The work of so- null go from here. The lieutenants
looting the jury continues.
ate staying
hotel in Guerrero.
BRINGING UP A FAMILY
Houston, Trxnr:—‘‘After motherhooil
I always look Dr. Pierce's I-'avorito Prc-
TIIIXK or THE C'AI.A.MI'lA .
By United Press.
JOPLIN, Mo., Jan. HO— The theft of
ported by revenue agents.
I scription to build me up and strengthen j nearly four thousand gallons of whis
[n°. P surely , kv from the Old Rock distillery is re
bi'iieliteil me 1
great ly every
time and 1
would never
hesitirto lo
1-ecom mend
-^t his medicine j
all wotren I
jfc|T who beeoiiio |
f',T| [nervous, |
'[weak a ml i
run-down, i
/ ■ X-
There is lots of difference in
sweet potatoes. Next time you
order of your jjrocer tell him you
want cured potatoes. You get
EGGS TAKE A BIG
TUMBLE PRICE
jff
,.mm \
*}«’’ \ '
yCJ ospccia 11 \
i Tr while bring-
v. \ i 11 K up a
' ' family."
Houston,
A—Mas. Dri,-
' i.a Lha, 4413
Center St.
I'oxiis:—“T have ibe utmost
PiiTffs’y I«*n vi .rilo Prohor in.
no frosted potatoes, nothing bill 1,1 IVr,<,s ^veriio Prescrip-
Ihe sweet meat.
Honham Sweet Potato Cur-
2t ing Co.
FAVOR WILSON
FOR NOBEL PRIZE
by United Press.
LONDON, Jan. 30—Dispatches
from Stockholm report that the In-
terparliamentary Socialists have de-
cided to support President Wilson for
the 1920 Nobel peace prizes.
F
QUICK RELIEF
Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablei.;
That is the joyful cry of thou? md i
since Dr. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute; ir calomel. No
griping results from these pleasant
little tablets. They '..lusc the liver
and bowels to act nor...ally. They
never force them to unnatural actio .
Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablet, ■ ■ a
soothing, healing, w-vtal'lecompound
mixed with olive oil.
you have a bed ta te.b id breath,
feel dull, tired, are "i -ti-,' ’■ d
bilious, you’ll find quick ar ,uri re-
sults from Dr. Edv ard I tb. Olive
Tablets at bedtime. UK; and Jbc a i«.r.
Young Men’s Wesley Class.
Every member of the class is
requested to In* present next
Sunday morning at 9:."0 and if
possible bring a friend.
JOE E. FOX.
FRANK LESLIE.
C. W. K!N< \!I). JR. 21
lion ;ri a Ionic for women or girl.-! devel-
oping into wo n.'inhnod. W hen I was ■>
girl I became nil rundown, weak and
nervous, due to irregularity. .My mother
cave me the Trc-erqition’ and it restored I
me lo perfect health.”—.Mas. A. TTion’Io,
4318 Spencer St.
lion ton, Texas:—‘-Dr. Fierro's Fav-
orite Prescription for women nml their
ailments is i n excellent. mtslieine. I
haw luli.-n it for feminine troubles ami I
when run down, weak ami nervous, and !
must say it was very quick in building I
it- up ami relii ring me of my trouble,
ami I always felt much better in every :
«•>c ai ci it* e— " Mn . II. E. Will-
iams , ’2-1 Jt Freeman St.
WV.ik women should try ii now. Don’t
wail! Today is the day to begin. 'I his
tempt ranee tonic i.rnl nervine will bring
! vim, vi|.or and vitality Semi Dr. Fierce,
".ulL lo. \ V . 10c. for I rial | kg. tablets. >
| it |..'v:..o.,-- |« i n ' • n gn1 >rity. II. cootbeg |
i ••••-! st-' ■ ■ k> •. l.'i, ,i>. ve , drives away !
! iile.-iey, and cin a healthy appe-
1 tile an 1 r., resiling sleep. It, makes weak ;
j women strong.
FOR SALK -Five u d cars. Two'
Fords, one Saxon Six, one Chevrolet
five pas-enger, one Studebakcr racer.j
ad in good condition. Your price is'
icy price. See Walter Stewart :it
Ben Baker's mule barn. Bonham. Ut!
By United Press.
TOPEKA, Kan., Jan. 30 Eggs
have declined $3.25 per crate in the.
last three days. Retail price is down
twenty cents within the past week.
Housewives refused to buy 72 cent
eggs.
DEMPSEY GlADIY
ACCEPTS HONOR
By United Press.
MILWAUKEE, .Inn. Hi Dempsey
Han accept! I the proffered ri -mho;
ship and honorary eommandetship of
tho Gordon Barber Lost of the \m i -
ieun Legion. Ho sent a teleg.am i
pressing gratitude for their exonerat-
ing him from the < harge "f dodging
draft duty.
A Sale That Halts the Forward
March or High Prices
With many past successful occur-
ances of this sale as a foundation and a
fixed determination to surpass each suc-
cess the plans for this sale were under-
taken.
We believe that never before have
better values been offered than are here
for this February Sale of White, (here
is not an article that has not advanced
from 15 to 35 per cent since we made
our purchases for this sale.
We make no predictions, but we see
no prospect of a price reduction in cot-
ton goods. We therefore advise our
customers to buy their future needs
now, if possible.
\W mount ti» Ih’.umi ino.-'lly on
11. • • i .1111 ; i • I 11it r ihi'l'L i♦ •«I - > 11I’M' s
It in! i tv . "ii* 1 .i i i Ui» ■ wet t*
5ISHLS fof; occasions.
IWOBAB1.YWI
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SHABUIL'I DRESSED NEGRO
B AD $5285 IN OLD S<)< K :
KANSAS errv. Jan. 28- While!
in search of holdup men, four pa-
trolmen, armed with riot guns, or-1
dived a shabbily dtvxsed ntv.ro ’ ■
halt. The .legro ran. but was caught.1
In searching him one of tin patrol-1
men found a small bundle wrapped in!
an old sock in one of his pockets. Ii
contained $5,285 in hills.
“A real holdup man," the police,nan.
soliloquize!.
The negl > gave his name as Albert
I’nge, 33 years old.
“1 work for a tailor shop near the
Rashach Hotel,” the negro explained.
‘‘I have been saving that, money goin'
on eight or nine year Yesterday I
Most children have worms,
sometimes. Hypmtoms iw
lack of color, pceth.l.'i u:»,
ivatlossness at ui^at. etc.
Dr. Th3chcr's
Worm Sytup
will go after end a i < ''
worm ft, if wormr arc ti. ‘ •///'■
llarmli . ■>; cldldrcu lov ■ it. ij
Old doeto’-'s prescription
in use half a century. At
your drug store Made by
TIIACHKR MHDIC1NE CO. W
i Chattanooga, Tcuu., l. a. a. m
suit ny Willson’s Drug ktoro
Bonham, Tevux.
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LIVING COST FORCES MIMS- i
TEHS TO FORSAKE 1*1 LIM’I
MARION, I!!.. Jan. 27—Old Hi;
Cost o’ Living is new cutting deeply j
into the ranks of churches, sending., «f oysters,
the n.ir.isters into other and morel
profitable fields of endeavor. The
preachers would prefer to stick to
I their tlvoscn fields, but what are they
| t.i do when salaries will not pay for
actual necessities of life? They have
found that they can make twice or
I three times the money veiling wind- Then odd another layer of er.imlx.
decided to change hanks and dtew out -:pH 0 farm machine;y, or working
the money and didn't have time to pm lra >„,
it in my new bank."
"How did you manage to save up
tlwt much money?” Captain Ander-
son asked.
"Oh.” that negro explained, “that
was easy. You see 1 take suits toj
persons at the hotel and they tip me.I
And It, don't cost much for me to
live."
• From papers found in his posses-
sion the story of the negro was veri-
fied. He was ordered locked up to pro
<-■ " ■ of III” i* dishes |” to :: ! '''1
.......xpeiisive for every clay, lull will
lie enjoyed us H
company disb.
Roast Cocce.--
Since tile goose
and wash in hot
sod a \v a t e r.
scrubbing aenlly
vv I t Ii a small
brush. Itiiiso and
dry well before drawing. Sinn' v -d
any dcsi ed -lulling sm Ii as sv.e at
otlinll. apple Illlll prill.es, po'atn "I
eliestnu! lining. Lay iliin s'e . s
pork oyer ike breast mill bake in :
Inn o\en fur mi hour. Then I"o,r
all tlw fill, sprinkle vvilli sail mi'! pop
per dredge with Hour i ml huh'* mu i 1
lender, bn--ling frequently mul • Iv<-• I
lug vvilli Hour oaeh time. A small
goose should !iul.o two hours, i; hn-ied
often, Betnovt* tl.e geos, fr-ijil ' ’ ■'1
• pall, mill lunvviied Hour and wao r t■ ■
make the gravy. Season to i 'sio.
I oil liisli Willi apple eu| s or ' IS, s
tilled w lib apple sauce.
Celery Stack.—Take fine, d '
grooved celery without i->ii,"ii'g lie-
Teavcs, 1'ill the stalks vvilli roquef.'i:
mixed vvilli era •mil and papi A
range in the form of a slack on a
band-oiiie plate.
Scallepfd Oysters.—T. ......
ouo half cupful of >-'■ -It»*|I
butter, two cupfuls of erumk-, l.i-:f .-:
cupful of el'oum, one tablespoo;,, d of
lemon jiii'-o, salt and pepper to tie re.
Bil ler a shallow b.iking d.-ii
sprinkle it n half im-li deep wild
• •I'lllnl's. 1'iit In half o' the oysti
and pour o\>t tliem lial ' "f lire Put
|oi* ami half of Hie lemon juice mixed
lie 1
remaining oysters Ill'll Imirer vvilli
lemon Juice. Sprinkle with salt mid
pepper, strain linlf a i-upfiil "f He-
Ii-.s'er Ik llor. Add to it t! o ele-il-i
Beat m I pour slowly over the o.\-
Bake in a brisk oven for tvveiily tain-
uti s.
Caramel Blrne Mange.—M:x ■ e ami
one half taldespoonfuN of g*-lalino
with three tabb-spoonfuN of water.
February Sale of Under-
muslins
mlk
fey
irte typical elegante and simpli-
t • < *. refill metil and grace <>f
tho ttsiial EIER.MER Lingerie
are given full expression in this
great sale of undergarments.
Each individual piece emphasiz-
es the niceties of needle craft
that you look for in garments
of ihis character.
FEBRUARY
Prices on Washable
Fabrics
( alculated to break all prece-
dents at this season of the year.
We mention only a lew ol '!><
many opportunities to save
(hat abound in the Dress floods
Sect ion.
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Splendid
at
White Percale
"Code, vard wide
T”
ne
GOWNS
A generous a c linen! ol at-
tra-live new -itv'.-s. oi
daintv Nainsook •*! riasLo.
some lr.ee trimmed. - :me k;,ad-
i-mbtvidered. priced s.’.Vi r-r*
.'l.od. 8*1.2') ciCC
in assorted pa
and
In-porUd Sheer Dimity Checks
tet ns. i’rirm! .;! u . (■">
Piain end Fancy !taxons
The fabric of quality,
at vr.til
A daintj maieria! priced
52c
35c
V?r 1 Wide Pajama Checks
And l l iid-
vard .
The
TEDDIES
i m
ti<
soft
Seven pastors in this- vicinity have
recently quit their pulpits fop mare
lucrative positions. Ore has become
seen lary of the Marion Chamber ot
Commerce. Another liar, become;
county superinterdent of schools.
The largest job printing plant in Ihis| ...........
iL.-'rict lias a former MeViorlist min- t’lH.k half a • iqiful of sugar to a >i..ik
-ster as its gern'ral manager. The brown .sirup. Add tlie gelatine to
largest Baptist Church in Southern
Illinois has lost its pastor who is now
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“SSiN
-lue" Nainsook -
| and fine grade muslin-, a
t large assortment from which
f, to make jour select ion. -omc
.7 trimmed with lace and others
with embroidery, priced at s.i
and as low
Daisy Lingerie Checks
l or White 1 udergarment- and a- ■
pa:terns. Ti'c. 7 ‘. and
Plain While Voiles
The popular fabric I'm *8pri.v and Sunvi.- Dr.
IB inches wide, vard
FEBRUARY /;f,
Misses’ and Children’s
Underwear
Vi vs’ Prir.u slips v
v Mr.e v Nr.insi l\ i
i mliroion:• - fi.o. a!! d» #
si/.es at 82.oil and tp j
>ii - re'-s' ."ti! ( hiltiri - \ “
made from good -e'1 ;v;-
terial-. All size-
at 7’>• ail
$1.25
r " 25c
Laces and Er.lroi
ries
tret his money until the bank openoil.
NOTICE St Ol I S.
Scout meeting tonight. Important
business, at 7:15.
Hcrscho! Randle, A.- t. S. M.
editor of vile Illinois I'aptist. Rev.
\V. K. Like, mis: ionurv Baptist. <ligs
.-oal six day s iu the vvei U. Rev. Wnt.
viraliam i lineman for an eieetrie
light com] any and Rev. It. E. Cnphery
i- now operating a farm.
Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Nature’s Safe Blood Treatment
_ ... , .* m - «U 111 p in I appetite, ,i feeling of
On the Mailed Hftlf n Century. ; general weakening
When you are in perfect tealth. , | , th , , , ,,
Vul arc enjoying a _ Mnmg and , t,.onM ,y takc a p tt|Ci
vigerou • Vitality. It is tarn tl'-t ; „f p, s v It will , i , cleans,
your Mood 1* five from all r.np.sn- , nJT j 0l, a,„| ; ,,,
ties. I strengthen th* vva- ■ . txr.t.
You »*tou!u ' s ' eirc'ul and | •* .•* !’. *” ■ I”- ' "ti.
give Iteed.t-. i- • . » >-• -'* - | |,„„i ,,,- , ; , „y
turn of im; • Lnre. ‘ i ' writing i l' , Co.,
circa!.-Ce. . ' by ! - a 2w
getlier vvilli three cupful* of ' re: in.
two tnhlcspoonfiiN of secar. n plii'h
of sail and one reiispoonfiil of van”lu.
Strain Into a v\ et mold and turn '"it
vvlii'u firm. Decorate with siai" "f
whlp|«''l cream and preserved i-Io rrb -
THRIF1
The
CORSET
COVERS
.Muslin Corset Covers trimmed
wilh ribbon, lace and embroiderv
f tetisaaci .imi t
ami emitruidv! if* a"
matched .et s. pri. < ■! ;
and
Also tmht iderj
muslin. 7 !e. 2.'h and
a wide , nd n
nainsook
v -t laees
laces in
Transparent Or» an ies
or pa., v drcsises. 11
40c
25c
Tin id-.-al ti:o.teiia! for graduatin’;
inches wide, cnlv Ihe
v a;d .
lilcjclud Domestic, nice (iitaiitv at
yard
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Spotts, Sherwood. The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 154, Ed. 1 Friday, January 30, 1920, newspaper, January 30, 1920; Bonham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth923553/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bonham Public Library.