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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
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POULTRY AND EGGS
S. C. R. I. RED COCKERELS, TOMP-
KINS strain, $5.00 each. L. R. ROSE,
Isabel, Kan.
& Sons, Arkansas City, Kans.
Don’t keep chickens, let
RADLEY’S WHITE-LEGHORNS
keep you.
‘ TANCRED and WARREN strains
egg basket fillers—blue ribbon winners
THE KEYSTONE OF SUCCESS.
If you want to succeed write at once for
Catalogue to
RADLEY’S WHITE LEGHORN FARM
Mexia, Dept. H. Texas.
ENGLISH^White Legho7ns7”Ale* Johnson^
strain. Baby chicks and eggs. Write for
catalogue. S, E. Meadows, Loraine, Texas.
MARTIN STRAIN White Wyandotte eggs,
$8 per hundred : cockerels $3. MRS. D. C.
WILLIAMS^ Granite, Okla.
BARRED' ROCKS, WHITE WYAN-
DOTTES, from farm range stock. G.
Sherman, 2538 Cornelia, Sioux City, Iowa.
WYANDOTTE eggs.
DOUGLAS TARVIN,
SILVER LACED
$1.50 per setting.
McKinney, Texas.
SELECTED EGGS—‘White Wyandot'tes, ex-
hibition quality, $1.50 setting, Ralph Haas,
El Paso, 111.___
S. C. Dark Brown Leghorns; they wbn S
iirst, 6 seconds, 2 best displays, 1 loving
cup at 3 of the largest ■shows in the South.
Dallas, Shreveport, Baton Rouge. Cockerels
and eggs for sale. H. A. Irwin, Edge-
wood, Texas.
i S. C. Buff Leghorns, eggs $5.50, 100:
$1.25, 15. Chicks, 14c; cockerels, 200;
233-egg stock. Catalogue. Frank Vail,
Kingfisher, Okla. _
ANCONAS—My chickens are the best;
eggs $1.50 per setting of 15 * $7 per'hun-
dred. Baby chicks $15 per hundred. C. J.
Hamrick, Sulphur Springs, Texas. _
PURE BRED Ringlet Birred Rocks.
Thompson strain, eggs $1.50 15, postpaid.
Mrs. Tom Simmons, Garrison, Texas.
WE ARE Jersey Black Giant specialists.
We have real Giants and apply The Golden
Rule to our business. GOLDEN RULE
POULTRY FARM. HOME OF THE
GIANTS, BLAIRSTOWN, MO.____
“SUPREME QUALITY” Light Brahmas
win at Baltimore, Boston, Trenton, New
Brunswick and Hanover. Stock and eggs.
H. J. PALMER, Langhorne, Pa.
FANCY POULTRY—30 varieties. Catalog
free. HERMAN BLUMER. Berger, Mo,
MARCY BLACK GIANTS. Eggs, chicks.
^"Circular free. E. E. YOUNG, Kosse, Tex.
SINGLE Comb White Leghorns and Rose-
Comb Reds. “The Breeds that Lead.’’
Hatching eggs, real quality, priced rea-
sonably. AIRY KNOLL FARM, Old Glory,
Texas. _______
FOR SALE—Blue Andalusian eggs and
stock, price winners, $1.75 per setting.
B. D. DUNCAN, Ballinger, Texns.
SINGLE COMB White Minorca hatching
eggs. Certified flock. Free circular.
ELMER HERSHBERGER; Newton, Kans.
SAVE AD, write wants. World’s best
Jersey Giant Cockerels. Pullets, Eggs and
10 to 13-pound Hens. POULTRY SCI-
ENCE. Panora, Iowa.__
JERSEY-BLACK Giants for sale, fine
stock, cockerels or pullets, $3.50 each;
better price in dozen lots. LEONA SCHU-
MACHER, R. 3, Munday, Texas.
REAL CHICKENS—In S. C. Reds and An-
conas. Every bird either sired or grand
sired by 1st cocks at Madison Square Gar-
den or Chicago Coliseum Shows. Regard-
less of the size or quality of your flock.
Borne of this blood will do you good and you
can get it as low as $2^50 up per 15 eggs.
Will be glad to send you my mating list
on request.
R. E. COVINGTON
PACHUTA, MISS.
GRAND CHAMPIONS, Partridge Ply-
mouth Rocks. Eggs, chicks, SUNNY-
SLOPE FARM. Stillwater. Okla.
ANCONAS—Eggs 15 $1.50. Chicks to
order. TOO $18, delivered. M. JORDAN,
Arlington. Texas.
oo'Varieties" poultry—Geese, ducks,
eggs, chicks, dogs, pigeons, hares, parrots,
ferrets, cavies, white mice. Free catalogue.
J. A. BERGEY', Telford, Pa._____
PUREBRED Single Comb White Leghorn
hatching eggs, baby chicks and breeding
stock. Write Jenpings Poultry Farm,
Jennings, La.
turkeys
Goldbank Bronze, guaranteed; toms, $.10;
pullets, $6. Bivins Turkey Farm, Eldorado,
Okla. .__
BOURBON RED turkey eggs, 35c; African
geese eggs, 20c.
ELLA JONES, Speed, Kansas.
BABY CHICKS
HIGRADE CHICKS — Standard egg
bred; postpaid. Leghorns, Rocks, Reds,
Anconas, Orpingtons, Wyandottes. Mod-
erate-prices. 64 ifage catalog free. DIXIE
POULTRY FARMS, Brenham, Texas.
CERTIFIED Chicks guaranteed from prize
winning strains. Also all popular breeds
high grade utility chicks. Special prices.
Live delivery, prepaid. Catalog free.
: Sanitary Hatchery, Box P, Weimar, Texas.
CHICKS ON NEW !PLAN
LOWEST PRICES
[Big profit-sharing plan offered every cus-
Itomer in America; 1,000,000, accredited
Ichicks; 30 varieties. Wonderful catalogue
[tells everything. Don’t buy chicks until you
[get your copy FREE. Write today. Bushs’
[Poultry Farms, Box 216, Hillsboro, Texas.
..STURDY chicks, S. C. English White Leg-
"horhs hatched from eggs produced on our
own farm, $14 per 100 ; seven other stand-
| ard breeds ; moderate prices. Write for cata-
] logue. Fulton Poultry Farm, Irving, Tex.
ENGLISH White Leghorns from Hoff-
man’s highest pedigreed strain. Baby
chicks $18 and $15 per hundred. Write
I for catalog. C. D. SMITH, Box 104,
! Loraine, Texas.
[one MILLION CHICKS in 1926. 272 to
288 egg strain White Leghorns. Fifteen
other breeds; catalog free. Steinhoff
1 Hatchery. Dept. 48. Osage City, Kansas._
FREE State Hatchery, Grarfd Saline, Tex-
as—Overstocked highest class leghorns 10c,
Reds and" Rocks 12c.
BABY Chicks—Orpingtons, Buff and
I White, Rocks, Reds, S. L. Wyandottes, Leg-
[horns. Very best quality. 14c postpaid.
lLive delivery. Shoot & Shoot, Guthrie,
FOkla._• __
[DARK Barred Rock chicks, prize winning
I stock ; pure Holterman or Thompson strain.
[Extra quality 16c to 60c each. References
Burnished. Wyly’s Bluebonnet Farm, Hico,
I'xas.
BEST QUALITY' CHICKS.
Ipingtons, Buff, White Wyandottes, White
llverlac'ed, Rocks, Reds, Leghorns, 14c.
SHOOT & SHOOT, Guthrie, Okla._
State Accredited Chicks.
ks for the least
|>ney from Kennedy’s Hatcheries “Located
[the Cross Roads of America.” Catalogue
Pee. - Washington, Kan., Bell^ille, Kan.,
[Fairbury. Neb. .___
^URE BRED Chicks—Leading breeds; live
delivery guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Poultry Remedies. Write STAR HATCH-
ERY; Alta Vista, Kansas. ____
LhICKS THAT WILL PLEASE YOU!
Never had a dissatisfied customer. AH
POULTRY AND EGGS
BABY CHICKS.
ACCREDITED Single Comb White Leg-
horn baby chicks; catalogue free. Beck’s
Hatcheries. Rt. 3, Marianne, Ark.
BABY chicks from Tom Barron English
White Leghorns. 200 to 314-egg hens, $13
in 100 lots, $14 in 500 and 1,000 lots : also
Rhode Island Red and White Wyandotte
stock: eggs and baby chicks for sale: cock-
erels $3, $5, $10 each: order from ad ;-satis-
faetion and 100 per cent live arrival guar-
anteed. BANDY’S POULTRY- FARM.
Godley, Texas.
BABY CHICKS—Pure bred. They grow
and pay. Eggs from select flocks. Util-
ity or exhibition. Dept. S, ^ GIRARD
HATCHERY,, Girard, Kansas.
CLUCKS—Big strong baby chicks of all the
leading breeds. Live delivery guaranteed.
We also do custom hatching. Write for
price list, etc. THE QUITMAN' HATCH-
ERY. Quitman, Miss.
QUALITY-VITALITY 'Bred Chicks—State
accredited. Lowest prices: 15 breeds; best
egg strains; postpaid ; 100% live arrival
guaranteed. Valuable catalogue free. Lind-
strom Hatchery, Box X, Clinton, Mo.
BABY; CHICKS—Reds. Rocks, Biiff Or-
pingtons, 14c; White Rocks, Silver Laced
Wyandottes, 20c; Leghorns, 13c, Cox's
White Leghorn Farm, Box F, Guthrie, Okla.
BABY' CHICKS—From English White Leg-
horn hens, mated to pedigreed cockerels
from imported pen, $20 and $25 per 100.
Write for catalogue. Jones Poultry Farm,
Cooledgd, Texas. Route 4, Box 34.
PRODUCTION bred chicks, Leghorns, An-
conns. Rocks, Reds. Ask for catalogue.
Hilltop Farms & Hatchery, Lockhart. Tex.
BABY CHICKS for sale, S. C. White Leg-
horns sired by Hanson’s high pedigreed
cockerels. The world’s greatest egg strain,
in our opinion. Pringle Poultry Plant,
Deming, N. M.
POULTRY1 SUPPLIES.
AN ECONOMICAL MACHINE
CENTER LAMP—EQUAL HEAT
AUTOMATIC CONTROL OF HEAT.
MOISTURE AND VENTILATION.
LAMP NEEDS BUT ONE FILLING
DURING THE HATCH.
HATCH YOUR OWN CHIX.
AND KNOW WHAT YOU ARE
GETTING 1
WRITE FOR CATALOG AND PRICE
LIST.
PORTER INCUBATOR COMPANY
7 PORTER BUILDING,
BLAIR, NEBR.
EGG STAMPS.
Stamp -your name and address , on your
eggs with a Bingo Egg Stamp and get top
prices. For further information write
Tulsa Rubber Stamp Works, Tulsa, Okln.
PRODUCE WANTED
$100 A MONTH
From your own back yard ; no selling : we
buy all vour-produce under contract. Write
WESTERN FUR FARMS,
2340 Fifteenth Street. Denver, Colo.
DOGS
FOR SALE—Registered German police
puppies and grown dogs out of imported
stock, containing the best blood lines in
Germany. Imported trained dog at stud.
Write ARKOZA KENNELS, Springdale,
Ark. \
REGISTERED BIRD PUPS.
Gunner, Mohawk 11, Candy Kid blood close
up. Whjte and black spots, male $25;
female $20.
FRED MOORE. Algaod, Tenn.
FOR SALE—Airedale pups; pure bred;
two months, old, $8 and $10. A. A.
FRASEE. Grand Bay, Ala.
POINTER PUPPIES.
Blood lines, King C„ Queen Alla, Kings
Sister, Manitoba Rap, Manitoba Hard Cash,
Foxy Hard Cash, Hard Cash. Fishels Missy.
Fishels Frank. Liver and White. Papers
to register, $15 each. ED M. SIMS', .
Bryan, Texas.
PEDIGREED white collies; prices low.'
Western Kennels, La Veta. Colorado.
MALE HELP WANTED
MEN WANTED—We pay your railroad
fare to Nashville. Let us train you to be
an expert automobile mechanic and get a
good job for you. The cost to you is small.
No negroes taken. For free booklet write
NashvBle Auto School, Dept. 243, Nash-
ville, Tenn.
AGENTS WANTED
WANTED—-In every county in Texas, Okla-
homa and Arkansas, to act as agent for
introduction and sale of Roofona (the un-
harmed asphalt roofing), a cold process
of applying asphalt, a reliable leak stopper
and roof preserver ; may. be applied with
either brush or spray. A chance to build
up a real business cf your own. Only re-
liable parties need apply. INTERSTATE
BITUMEN CO.. Joplin, Mo.
LIVE AGENTS WANTED
Indoor horse Yacing, latest* in games ; give
parties in your home; faBt seller. Write for
sample: exclusive territory. MAN O’ WAR
CO., Chicago, I1L
LIVE AGENT WANTED
For patented metal weatherstrip; can be
installed without removing sash : busy all
year, ALLAN MFG. CO., Morris, 111.
SALESMEN WANTED
THE largest Lightning Rod Manufacturer
in the world has an attractive contract to
'offer to a few reliable salesmen. Address
Box 366, Newcastle, Texas.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, new and^used,
and supplies ; violin, band and orchestra
music and instructors. Complete stocks to
give quick service. AULT’S MUSIC
STORE. Fort Worth, Texas.
Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED—Used Oil Mill Machinery com-
plete for either 2, 3 or 4-press mills ; recent
manufacture; expeller press preferred.
Give full description and price. W. J.
STAHMANN. Fabens, Texas.
WANTED—Small cotton seed culler. E.
H. MOORES, Texarkana, Texas.
BUSINESS COLLEGES
A DIPLOMA
from a nationally famous school—
Draughon’s of Tulsa, Oklahoma, lends you
prestige, assuring you a position. Enroll
now for spring classes, starting April 1.
SCHOOLS
COMPLETE COURSE NOW $5Q
ONLY ......... M
Life scholarship in ' automotive mechanics
and electricity ; personal instruction ; grad-
uates in demand; good pay. Catalogue
FREE. Write today.
OKLAHOMA CITY AUTO SCHOOL.
1223 N. Western Oklahoma City., Okla.
Youni^an, Learn Radio!
Courses for Radio Salesmen and Dealers,
Radio Electricians and Wireless Operators.
Also HOME STUDY COURSES. LEARN
A TRADE! Write of call
WALLACE RADIO SCHOOL,
redds. All'stir SitTu^ deJlSth and Broadway, Oklahoma City,.Okla.
verv. Prepaid. Prices right; catalogue i Name .. .......................
■ee. GRACE'S ACCREDITED HATCH- Addrete_.;.r,..........
RY, B6x S, Chilllcothe, Mo. _ , c VA If C AKifl DnUnC
I.VER LACED Wyandotte chicks and, 5 I V\sW9 nnU Dwlilew
gA; also nice yellow Canaries, singles
■ pairs. ' 23 years’ experience. , MRS.
f EL
23 years’ exper
jLERD, Rt. 10, Tyler. Texas.
I!
[DRUMM’S BLUE BUG 1
EXTERMINATOR
GUARANTEED
50c and $1.00 Packages
Postpaid «
Kills Blue Bugs, Lice, and H
Sticktight Fleas.
Drumm Seed and Floral Co. B
1 Fort Worth, Texas.
' BANK STOCKS.
We specialize in Foreign Bank Stocks,
Nqw selling at bargain prices. Old estab-
lished concerns with world wide reputa-
tions. Quotations and .circulars upon re-
quest.
BEN O. SMITH & SON
Investment Bankers.,
201 N. P. Anderson Bldg.. Ft. Worth. Tex.
For Our Boys and Girls
By AUNT MART.
7M. CfIO~CNOO ENGINE
C\S .S - NOF2-D f=>UZ Z L £.
2—Modest and bashful.
5— Present tense, plural, of be.
6— A celestial body.
<)—To make senseless by a blow
12— The sun or moon.
13— A female character in The Faery Queen.
14— Solid or liquid food.
15— A large Egyptian bird.
16— Name of a German composer.
17— Oils from roses.
20—An animal’s retreat.
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE FOR MARCH
Here is the best puzzle of all. The
cow riding on the “cow-catcher” seems
very much pleased and is looking over
her right shoulder at the Cross-Word
Puzzle.
Each month brings me more and
more letters from my boys and girls.
How happy they do make me. Below
are some samples of letters that
Aunt Mary is receiving. If YOU haven’t
joined our happy throng, hurry up and
“get in the swim,” as it is lots of fun
to write and receive letters. Be sure
and write Aunt Mary this month. Just
address your letter: Aunt Mary, 1941
Dartmoor Court, Fort Worth, Texas.
- s V ' J "S, ' ' _‘ •
Answer to Last Month’s Puzzle.
Spotted cPiq
Crossword f. n ’
p"“Yvvri
Up and Down /
1— Ohe who is expert in athletics.
2— An automobile.
3— A conjunction.
4— Assent
6— A hot weather beverage.
7— Family, race or class.
8— To assist, or encourage a wrong-doer.
10—A large brass horn.
14—To bring together.
18— Anno Domini, (abbreviation.)
19— Second note in the scale.
hood, if you should be left alone, you
need not.be lonely because you can open
the door of your store room and bring
out the wonderful treasures hidden
therein. It is best to recall these treas-
ures now and then, since they grow
more beautiful every time we share
them with some one else.
ABOU BEN ADHEM.
Abou Ben Adhem (may his tribe increase)
Awoke one night from a deep dream of peace,
And saw amid the moonlight in his room,
Making it rich like a lily in bloom,
An angel writing in a book bf gold:
Exceeding peace had made Ben Adhem bold,
And to the presence in the rbom he said,
“What writest thou?” The vision raised its
head, ~
And, with a look full of sweet accord,
Answered: “The names of those who love the
Lord.”
“And is mine down?” said Abou. /“Nay, not
so,”
Replied the angel. Abou spoke more low,
But cheerly still; and said: “I pray thee then,
Write me as one who loves his fellowmen.”
The angel wrote and vanished, The next night
It came again, and with a great awakening
light,
And showed the names whom love of God had
blessed,— .
And, Lo! Ben. Adhem’s name led all the rest!
■; ' —Leigh Hunt.
LETTERS FROM MY BOYS AND
GIRLS.
What a perfectly lovely month I have
had—all because some little girls and
boys took time to write me a few let-
ters. Such sweet letters, too. They
made me very happy, for the little
writers told-me how they were enjoy-
ing this page that I so ..love to write
for them. You must know that this is
YOUR page and YOU are going to have
oh it just what you want. If its stories,
poems, puzzles, or games that you like
best—that is what we shall have. All
you have to do is write me a letter and
tell me what you want. You might also
phone your editor and tell him how
much you enjoy the boys and girls page.,
You know, the editor of this paper is
your friend; and wants every little
reader to be his friend. Just phone or
write him.
Here are a few of the letters I have
received:
Lillie Boening of Floresville, Texas,
wrote me as follows:
“I read the boys and girls page and think
it is so nice. I wouldn’t have any other paper.”
There are lots of other things in her letter, but
when she said “she wouldnt’ have any other
paper” it surely made me happy.
* Veola Jane Heldt of Nordheim, Texas,
writes: “If I do not have your page I read
some other stories, but best of all, I like yours.”
Veola, this is a wonderful compliment and I
want to thank you for your sweet letter.
Lillie Churchill of DeKalb, Texas, said,
among other things, in her letter : “I read the
boys and girls page every month and I enjoy
reading it.” Lillie wrote me a lovely letter and
I am sure she is a dear little girl. I heartily
enjoyed her letter.
Lottie Priest of Margaret, Texas, wrote me
a lovely letter also. She said in part: “I like
ci*oss-word puzzles and am very anxious to get
a new one.” By the looks of the puzzle you
sent me, Lottie, i know you will be able to solve
all I send you on this page. Your work was
very neat and absolutely correct.
Be sure and write me aga'in/ little
folks, and tell your playmates to write
me, too. Your letters mean a great
deal to me.
LITTLE GIRLS COOK BOOK.
Every month I receive so many good
reports about our Cook Book Depart-
ment that I am sure all of my little
readers are using these fecipes and sav-
ing them, too.
Cooking is lots of fun and there, is no
one in the world but what admires and
loves a woman who is a good cook. The
time to learn to be a good cook is when
you are young and then you will not
forget this art when you become grown.
Ask your mother if you may try the
recipe below and then let me know of
your success. , , ;
French Toast.
% cup flour. -
I "teaspoon baking powder.
Vl teaspoon salt.
Si cup milk.
1 egg. - '
Sliced bread. *
Sift together flour, baking powder and salt; add mjlk
and beaten .egg. Beat well. Dip the bread in the mix-
ture, fry in hot fat only, enough to brown. Serve with
powdered sugar.
POEMS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Here is a poem that I shall never for-
get. When Aunt Mary was a little girl,
about twelve years of age, I read this
poem for the first time and committed
it to memory. Today, as I did then, I !
hold it as one of the treasures of my. !
MEMORY STORE HOUSE. Do you !
know what a MEMORY STORE j
HOUSE is? That is the little store !
house of our brain where we should
store many pretty thoughts and pic-
tures. Also, I like to ,keep in mine,all
pretty poems and lovely stories. When
you are grown to manhood or woman-
HIDES AND FURS
Ship your furs direct to Ruehmann, Dal-
las’ leading fur house. Wr always pay
highest market prices and give you a vefy
liberal grade which brings you more dol-
lars for your shipmehts. Our large num-
ber bf shippers will tell yo^this. We are
rapidlv making Dallas a leading fur center.
Write’ for price list and shipping tags. R.
H. Rqehmann & Co.. 2404-6-8 Summers
St.. Dallas. Texas.
KODAK FINISHING
KODAK finishing. Good work, prompt
service. Ou^prirtts do not fade. En-
largements. Ft-esh Ealstman film. Give
us a trial. JORDAN bo., Austin, Tex.
FILMS developed free; prints
each. Write for circular and
8 ednts
each. Write for circular and sample
prints. Bryant Studio, Ft. Worth, Tex.
ELECTRIC MOTORS
WE SELT, all makes new and used
Electric Motors. Write for bargain,
list- WE REPAIR AND REWIND
MOTORS. SEE US FIRST—IT
PAYS.
HOUSTON ARMATURE WORKS,
4-6 Preston Ave.,
Houston, Texas.
WELDING
Schools and Colleges
ww -f WORTH mil
A1 Sdnd AT ONCE for special information. If you want a big
salary, a GOOD POSITION, come to Fort Worth where busi-
ness is good, where you know there are wonderful opportu-
nity not offered in small towns. ASK YOUR BANKER where to learn Bookkeep-
ing, Shorthand, Telegraphy, etc. Four National Banks represented on our Directory
Board,' also a member of the business clubs—Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club.
Kiwarns Club, Ad Club Salesmanship Club. It pays to get the BEST. Fill ih name
and address apd mail toddy for our big free catalog. 4
Name -.......................................... Address...........................
'E&IkA i-Uz™ K
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
Clip this ad and send to us ior catalog
nd beautiful penmanship. Complete
courses. Position assured. Also teach by
mail. Enter NOW.
BARBER COLLEGES
TF
W-
BARBER TRADE
TAUGHT
Earn while you learn. Shops equipped.
Easy payments. Free illustrated catalog.
Houston Barber College, 1202 Congress
Ave., Houston, Texas; Alexandria Bar-
ber College, 1302 31 St., Alexandria, La.
TEXAS HOTELS
oS
i
Hotel Bender
HOUSTON, TEXAS
RATES $1.50 UPWARD
excellent cafe
J, E. DALEY. Manager.
^SSSSSi
BAKER HOTELS, ht.
T.B.BAKER, President
THE BAKER,
DALLAS
THE TEXAS f THE AUSTIN,
FT. WORTH 4, AUST/N
THE MENGER1 THE GUNTER,
PLTHE center of EACH cityJ '
a
WHEN IN HOUSTON
STOP AY >
THE CENTRALLY LOCATED
Bristol Hotel
RATES $1.50 to $2.50
BEN. S. SCOTT, JACK CATON,
_Prop._[_JAfgr.
Barber Supplies
Write for latest catalogue out. Send
us your Razors, Shears and Tools. We
make them like new.
K. Rossler & Co., Inc.
Ill Travis St. Houston, Texas
When in DALLAS Stop at
HOTEL
JEFFERSON
Fronting park, Just across from
New Union Station. Modern—Ab-
solutely fire proof. European Plan.
450 rooms well ventilated with
South and East exposure.
Rates, $1.50 to $3.50. Opr prices
always remain the same. The Jef-
ferson gives more for the price
than any other hotel in Dallas.
Spanish Peanuts
Bought edr loads or less
Shelled No. J and No. 2 Stdd bag
lots to carload.
Houston Nut & Products Co.
HOUSTON, TEXAS
U;
,MEN
LEARN BARBERING.
fF
FORT WORTH
The Majestic Hotel
Main and 12th Streets
40 Rooms $1.00 to $1.25
20 Rooms $1.50 to $1.75
20 Rooms with Bath $2.00
jradihites in demand in best shops every-
where. Write branch nearest you for free
:atalogue. 1 i a
MOLER . BARBER COLLEGE,
}12 Main St., Dallas; '712 Franklin Ave,,
Houston, 430 W. Houston St., San Antonio.
CATS NEW PARK NEAR-
ING COMPLETION.
The lower tiers of steel
work in the new park of the
Panther City Baseball Club
of Fort Worth are completed,
and work on the upper nine-
teen tiers is now under way..
SIZE
FALFURJRIAS JERSEYS
SOPHIE 19TH’S TORMENTOR 113302
TYPE
A. J. C. C. Gold & Silver Medal Sire
> Sire of 70 Register of Merit Daughters
Sire of 1 over 900 Lbs. Fat. Sire of 10 over 700 Lb:
Sire of 2 ov4r 850 Lbs. Fat. C3!“~
Sire of 3 over 800 Lbs. Fat.,
Five Highest Daughters average
Ten Highest Daughters average
Fifteen Higfiest Daughters average
Twenty Highest' Daughters average
Sire of 22
Lbs. Milk
14730 .
14050
13206
Lbs.
ovCr 600 Lbs.
Lbs. Fat
837.47
783.68
747.70.
719.58
A NEW DEPARTMENT.
This is a department I have had in
mind to introduce for a long time, but
did not know if it were wanted. Now,
I am going to put it up to you to decide.
The department (or club) will be called
the “SHUT-INS’ NOTE-BOOK.” You
see, if any of the little girls or boys who
read this page should get sick, or hurt,
so they must sit or lay in bed for a long
time, I think it would be a joy to them
and to us, too, were we to widte them
a few cheerful letters. Therefore, Y
would like for every little boy or girl
who may be a Shut-in to white me-a
letter and let me know if t%ey would
like to join this circle. They will re-
ceive a letter, and some puzzles and
stories from Aunt Mary. Their names
and addresses would be published on
this page, with the request that all of
our little readers write them or send
them a picture, puzzle, or some story
cut out of a magazine or newspaper.
Now, I am going to ask all little boys
and girls, who are NOT Shut-ins, to
write me, and say whether they would
like to join this club—whether they,
would like to bring happiness into the
lives of those who are afflicted and can-
not get outdoors to play in God’s sun-
shine. If I get enough letters I will
start, the club in. the near future. All
little boys and girls who are strong and
well will also , become members of the
club—then/should the well ones, at any
time, get sick, they will receive letters,
stories and cut-out pictures. Write t°
Aunt Mary at once as to what you may
think of starting a “SHUT-IN CLUB.”
Address: Aunt Mary, 1941 Dartmoor
Court, Fort Worth, Texas.
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T $30,000.00.
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Habermacher, Mrs. J. C. & Lane, Ella E. Shiner Gazette (Shiner, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 11, 1926, newspaper, March 11, 1926; Shiner, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1148023/m1/17/?q=wichita+falls: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Shiner Public Library.