The Teague Chronicle. (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 32, Ed. 1 Friday, March 12, 1920 Page: 6 of 8
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THE CHRONICLE, TEAGUE, TEXAS, MARCH 12, 1920.
W. SCHORM
THE TAILOR
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I have started my own business,
and will please the people with my
work. I will make hew work in my
shop, and do Ladies’ and' Men’s Alter-
ations. And bring your Old Clothes
to me and I will fix thei^i like new.
Cleaning and Repairing Neatly Done
^nd^also Dyeing.
ALL the WORK GUARANTEED
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My Shop is where Judge Doyle’s
office was on 4th Avenue.
LOCAL NEWS
Forms Close Wednesday Noon.
The growing tendency of
our patrons' to neglect their
advertising copy until the last
minute, bringing it into the
ollice and expecting service up
to the time, and even after, we
go to press with the last forips
has made it necessary for us
to be positive in observing the
closing time each week. Here-
after no advertising can he re-
ceived for insertion in any issue
after 12 o’clock* on Wednesday
before publication day. Inser-
tion in the next week’s issue
only will be guaranteed for any
copy received after 12 o’clock
on Wednesday. Our patrons
will please observe this neces-
sity and thus save trouble and
disappointments. • This is a
mater of necessity and not of
choice, it being impossible for
us to handle last minute busi-
ness and get the-paper out on
time.
—The Publisher.
There is a Mi lifer Geared To
The Road Tire at Rhea’s to fit
every car, big, little, old or
young. Try one and prove to
yourself what real long dis-
tance mileage really means.
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"You little tBnc.r-playcl alonit tha way, didn’t you?
Kept grandma wailini:: Oil wflj. it s all i ight. Uecnuse
CALUblET
BAKinr. POWDER
ia always right. It's worth v nhina for. Always wel-
come. Never »hiik» it* wo:U. Never fnila. Never
waste* minutes nr me.erisls nf.J I knout 1C* pure and
wholesome, as Cnlunvt con’.-.uii o-fly such ingredients
a* have been approve,I ott'cially by the U. S. Food
Authorities." ,
Yarn satt when you buy it—you taut when you uu It,
HIGHEST Si
Mrs. 'L. R. Boyd,1 Jr., and
two children, Rachael and
Pick, are visiting in Houston.
For Sale: A good young sad-
dle horse, good fox trotter. L.
M. bo per, Teague, Texas* box
333.- 34
Mebane Cotton Seed, none
better, none-sounder, $2.10 per
bushel at Waldrop’s.
Mrs. J. B. Roberts and chil-
dren of Fort Worth are the
guests of Mrs. Roberts’ parents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guiff.
Wanted: Blacksmith at Cot-
ton Gin; have building and
some tools. Good location for
shop. Phone Cotton Gin. t
We buy your chickens and
eggs at Waldrop’s.
Mrs. 11. W. Hawker of Ar-
lington1 is the guest of her par-
ents, Judge and Mrs. J. R. Bell.
Setting Eggs: For standard
bred Single Comb Brown Leg-
horn eggs—the birds that lay—
call on C. L. Kidd.
YOUR EASTER HAT!
This store can be relied upon1
to suit your taste and pocket
l»0ok. This is the age of
■Specialists. Our specialty is
Woman’s Hats. Our entire en-
ergy and years of study and
training has been devoted to
Woman’s Hats. Our business
is Woman’s Hats. We think
Hats, we create the newest and
latest Hats, and we Certainly
Sell Hats. And. by reason of
being specialists in this^ne we
are able to give you excellent
service. You will be ‘able to
buy the latest Models, Correct
Styles and Fabrics at Reasona-
ble Prices.
For a few days I will offer a
Special Price on every Sailor in
the house. Your choice for
$5.00 to $8.50’. Several dozen
beautiful tailored and trimmed
Pattern Hats at $10.00.
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Receiving New Materials in
the Royal Society Art Depart-
ment every day.
We strive to please yoh.
Mrs. Una Tatum.
City Drug Store.
Wanted:' Two light house-
keeping rooms, man and wife
and two children. Thone 132.
For Sale: See my Durocs be-
fore you buy you? foundation
stock. Special prices on bred
sows, gilts and pigs for 30
days, v S. M., Corley, Buffalo,
Texas, R2. ; 32
Mrs. It.. F. Hallum and her
daughter, Louise, went to Kir-
ven Saturday to visit Dr. Hal-
lum, returning home Tuesday.
During the rest of this week
we will pay 35c per pound for
fryers, spriirjr chickens weigh-
ing under, two pounds. Hens
are still high, at the Sweet
Potato Plant, Teague.
C. Mitchell Branch, Funeral
Director and Embalrher, Furni-
ture and Undertaker. Motor
Hearse available. Day or night
phone 89, Teague, Texas.
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Miss Mary Lee Brown of
Fail-field was the week-end
guest of” Miss Eunice Robinson.
Ask anybody who has used
one what he thinks of Miller
Geared To the Road Tires. The
chances are ten to one that he
will say, “Best in the world.”
Miller Tires are sold in Teague
exclusively by J. W. Rhea. Try
a Miller next time.
William Rabe of CuiTy spent
last Sunday with his aunt,
Mrs.' A. Lewis.
Silver Wyandottes: I have 7
pullets' and one cockerel left, 5
months old, all at $1.50 each;
full blood, good layers. D. V.
Christian, Rl, Box 45, Dorfie,
Texas. 82
Let your next Tire 'be a
“Miller Geared To The Load.”
The Chronicle takes orders
for Semi-Weekly Farm News.
You should consider tire ser-
vice and long distance mileage
when you buy a tire. Miller
Tires come up to every rfequii-c-
ment. Let your next tire he a
Miller. .Sold by J. W. Rhea.
Bring /your turkeys to R. II.
Waldrop.
O. E. g.
Teague Chapter, No. 408,
Order cf Eastern Star, meets
on the first, Tuesday night in
each month, 7:30 o’clock. Mem-
bers urged to attend; visitors
welcomed. Mrs. Lulu Davis, W.
M.; W. B. Bell, W. P.f Mrs.
Augusta* Hovis, Secretary.
Herbine cures constipation
and re-establishes regular bow-
ents. For sale by all
A canopy
gracefully twined
Still Riley.
The First Methodist church
was the scene Wednesday noon
of a very lovely wedding, when
Miss Alta Lois Riley and Mr.
Charles Edward Still were
united in marriage b^ Rev. F,
D. Dawson.
arch <'n which
evergreen
vines and calla lillies formed a
picturesque background for the
bridal party. On the left stood
a tall floor vase, filled with the
chosen flower, ' while to the
right was placed a wicker cage
which held a clear throated
Canary, warbling his merriest
tunes.
Preceding the bridal party
Mrs. Dan Vickers, sister of the
bride, sang in her wonderfully
sweet voice, “I’ve Built the
World in the Heart of a Rose,”
by Nicholls, accompanied by
Misses Margaret and Melissa
Daviss of Corsicana, cousins of
the bride, on the „ piano and
violin respectively. They also
played the wedding march and
through the ceremony “I Love
You Truly.” .
Miss Allyne Riley, another
sister of the bride, as maid of
honor, ywas the first to approach
the altar. She wore a hand-
some gown of brown georgette
and in vivid contrast was her
arm bouquet of red ruffled
rose*.
The bride entered on the arm
of her uncle, Judge II. B.
Daviss of Corsicana. She was
charming in a dark blue trico-
tine coat suit with hat, waist
and accessories to match, wear-
ing a corsage bridal bouquet.
She was met at the altar by the
gi’oom who was attended by
Dan Vickers of Houston as
best man, where the sacred
words were spoken that made
them man and wife.
After the ceremony the b'
al party went to the home
the bride’s mother, Mrs. R. P.
Riley, where an elaborate six
course luncheon was served,
culminating in the cutting of
, ,the wedding cake.
1 Mr. hnd Mrs. Still left imme-
diately for Houston and will
spend a few days at the Rice
before going to their home at
Hull.,
Miss Riley is a girl of ex-
ceptional charm and beauty and
having been reared in this
county, has a host of friends
and admirers who wish them
joy, happiness and prosperity.
Mr. Still is not a, stranger,
having resided in Teague sev-
eral years past, and has made
many friends who are interest-
ed in their welfare.
Many handsome and costly
gifts were received.
Don’t Waste Your Vacation,
Use It.
\y Young Tnen and women who
are ambitious to achieve sut
cess should not waste the su’n-
mer moivtirs'. One vacat on
properly spent wfll prepare ,\ <iu
for a profitable life. Mr ay
who at the close of school hpt
year entered the, Tyler Com-
mercial College to spend ifee
summer months are now hold*
ing splendid positions or at-
tending a ...university,- paying
their way with the commercial
training they received. K »tv
year we have hundreds of stu-
dents who finish during the
summer months to taki '»od
positions d.uring the biy Call
business* It is useless to idle
away the summer months.
Wouldn’t you rather be, with a
large enthiftdastic student ody
in a big-school building u dei
electric fans mastering book-
keeping, Shorthand, Telegra-
phy, Business Adminis1 • tion
and Finance, Penmanship or
Cotton Classing, preparing
yourself for future ftu ess,
than to be idle and \ ting
your time?
Write for a large illu 11 ated
free catalogue of the Tyler
Commercial , College. It <1 of
the advantages of our spit ndid
courses of instruction, d of
those who have gradual d and
ape now holding good p< Toons
and what they say of o r Col-
lege, and what their err oyers
think if their efficient ti ining.
Read how some have I worked
their way through scho< I, how
others borrowed the mi ney to
pay board and gbve the ollege
their note for tuition, and
made it pay them big divi-
dends llow others qu t jobs
at small salaries, coi pleted
courses, with us and wei t back
to the same firm . at t o or
three times their former dary.
Some who were unable t come
to our school finished ou home
study course and neve quit
drawing their salary. Vlake
arrangements to enter a soon
as your school closes. Y u will
enjoy your stay with us.
The demand for trainee office
help- is urgent. Salarie are
high. Business is growing by
leaps and bounds; the new five
years will be the most progres-
sive, prosperous and suci ssful
in our history. Now is the
Lime to prepare yourself, while
the Opportunities are most
promising. A course of busi-
ness training in the 1 gest
commercial training school in
America will enable you t- take
an office position at a ndid
salary and will insure your pro-
motion if you are ambitious.
Prepare yourself to be a ader
in business.
Fill in and mail to Tyler
Commercial College, i yler,
Texas, for fi-ee catalogue,
Name ,....................
Address ........................
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Williford & Geppert
Attorneys-at-Law •
It. L. Williford
Fairfield
A. B. Geppert
VTeague
P. P. CARTER
DENTIST
Office over First State Bank
TEAGUE, TEXAS
■v We pay reasonable prices
for second-hand suits and hats.
HERE’S PROOF
W. R. Boyd J. It. Bell Lex Snjith
Loyd, Bell & Smith
Attorneys at Law *
Office upstairs old First State Bank
, - Building.
TEAGUE, TEXAS
W. E. Doyle J. E. Woods
DOYLE & WOODS
, LAWYERS
TEAGUE, TEXAS
C. E. McVEY
lawyer
Office over First State Bank
TEAGUE, TEXAS
IF YOUR CHILD IS CROSS,
FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED
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Look, Mother! If tongue It coated,
cleanse little bowels /with "Cali-
fornia Syrup of Figs.”
Mothers con rest easy after giving
“California Syrup of Figs," because ia
a few hours all the clogged-up waste,
sour bile and fermenting food gently
moves 6ut of the bowels, and you have
u well, playful child again.
Sick children needn’t be coaxed to
take this harmless “fruit laxative.”
Millions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know its action-on the stom-
ach, liver and bowels is prompt and sure.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of
“California Syrup \>f Fiijs.’l which con-
tains directions for babies, children, of
all ages and for grown-upB.
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After you eat—always take
PATONIC
%^rmwXhinrstomacm'SSAKO
Instantly relieve* Heartburn, Bloated Guer
Feeling. Stop* indigestion, food uouring, re-
peating. and all gie many mi eerie* caused by
Acid-Stomach
EATONIC U the beat remedy. Teneof thou-
Banda wonderfully benefited. Positively guar-
anteed to please or we will refund rnonoy.
Call and net a biff box today. You will see,
raiuce Drug Co., Teague, Texas.
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HOX27 Ei&Clt
without question if Hunt' a Salvo
fai’f in t! e treatment ncrr4>|«
Tettei TanrWorm.lftchaCtc. Don't
become diauuura;»cd be«'qu*e other
treatment* failed- Huat’aSalii
his re’irved h«mdredf of euch
coses. You can’t lr»**e on our
Money Duck Guarutitmr. Try
it at cur tisk TODAY. Piicc 75y
For side locally by
M Teague Drug Company
Best grade Mebane Cotton
• Seed $2.10 per bushel at Wal-
drop’s.
For hoarseness, inflamed
lungs or irritating coughs,
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup is
%
a healing balm. It does its
work quickly and thoroughly.
For sale by all druggists.
IBs
A Teague Citizen Tells
Experience.
You have a right to rfmbt
statements of people liviri far
away,but can you doubt rli iguc
endorsement ?
Read it: • L-.
J. C. Little, farmer, lays:
“Doan’s Kidney Pills are ai> old
fav9iite in our family i .d I
haVT used, them off and o
several yejirs past. At
my back became lame anc
and sharp pains would
me in rny back and joints! This
wojjdd cause a great’deal a gmf-
finng.' My kidneys would act
irregularly and the seciMions
would be highly coloreg and
burn in passage.- An atiick of
this kind is always sura to be
relieved by prompt «8e o
Doan’s Kidney Pills. I wouldn’t 1
he without this medicine in the
house.” j 67
COc at all dealers. Fos|ter-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalh, N. Y.
for
hies
sore
atch
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Apply few drops then lift sore*
touQhy corns off with
fingers
666 quickly relieves Colds
and LaGrippe, Consliuation,
Biliousness, Loss Of Appetite
and H
Doesn’t hurt a bitf Drop * little
Freesone <>u an aching corn, instantly
in an
that corn stops hurting, then you
it. Y
bottle of Froezone costs btlfMI
it right out. Yes, magic I
A tiny r
lew cents at any drug store, but is
eient to remove every hard corn,
com, or oom between the I
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Stringer, William J. The Teague Chronicle. (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 32, Ed. 1 Friday, March 12, 1920, newspaper, March 12, 1920; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1048326/m1/6/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fairfield Library.