Ballinger Daily Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 39, Ed. 1 Monday, May 28, 1923 Page: 2 of 4
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Farmers & Merchants
We welcome your a< count
and pay 4'i to sax erf.
n* travel in tl
tion.
we will get ahead of the fel-
low w ho x|M'nd» it all.
of getting rich.
• many different pitfall*
!• l< Up t‘ i tin- r< .id is hard
< "lie thing sure
that is. if we
Drive in On
the Pavement
arettes, or whatever you
may wish in our Uno.
THE ALCOVE
Eats Drinks Raeokee
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| Perhaps the moot serious of tho
Run-! diseases caused by constipation is
ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT
LEMONS
Be Wise and Advert***—
the life of a woman «ln
Payment of
U. S. Victory Notes
May 20th, 1923
and interest stops on that date
Men
rm
WANT A»»:
.p t<> 12 words.;
41.
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agents
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FO-TO-SHO THEATRE
‘ " here the Beat Pictures are Shown.”
TODAY
Wallace Reid in
■oauy no
ATTENDING TEXAS BANK
A Paramount Picture
w
• kers Tim
Whoopin< Coutft
Bake
Phone 28 for Some of those Delicious
Hot Rolls for Dinner
or a Loaf of Whole Wheat Bread
We Deliver
Still Bank
Ballinger Steam Bakery
CAMERON LUMBER CO.
A Guaranty Fund Baek
“In company with Mr and Mrs
. li. Stone, tW.’> McAllister street.
operab-
name o
merit ni
par vafi
perfection of those pro-
duced in California.
BLUE SKY” LAW PROGRAM FOR
TO HU SWINDLING MEMORAL DAY
h Rem-
that it
HERO LOSES LIFE
SAVING WOMAN
capital
paid in
bllsiur—
finest flavor and generous
sues.
I ousekeep
ar. May 5
Serve fruit in some form
•very day. It’s easily and
economically obtained un-
der our plan. CO-OPER-
ATIVE enables you to
serve the very choicest
fruit* — wbene ver you
want them—at truly eco-
nomical coot.
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
? A*- VT'
II p.,s.
inis n
iituw
for t h o protection of
quality fruit. Continual
sunshine and clear aloes
during the growing sea
A poet card eddreesod to Dept. “H" will bring to you an interesting
booklet "Dried Fruita-’'
FOUR SPECIALS
Send Us 32.00
and we will ship you direct either
rd each
All u.mt i.
n|>p< ndicitis. If you would avoid
this dangerous disease, keep your
bowels regular. For this ptupoeo
Chamberlain^ Tablets are exeel-
lent, easy to take aud mild and
gentle in effect.
Holina, the Bull in
‘A Bully Pair
A Universal Comedy
transfer of pr |
proved bv m.i)oi
en and by -• •
Provide* penal
paper < r <t-h-
ONE CRATE OF ORANGES—
Holding from ten to twelve dosen
of oranges according to site
ONE CRATE OF LEMONS—
Hold from twelve to fifteen dosen of
lemons according to six*
ONE CRATE OF GRAPE FRUIT
—Holding from three to four dozen
of grape fruit according to sise.
ONE COMBINATION CRATE —
Holding four dozen oranges—four
dozen lemons—one dozen grape
fruit.
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War
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All 4 3-4 percent Victory Notes
become payable according to their
terms on
You should promptly present them for redemption in
order to prevent loss of interest.
According to our usual custom we will be pleased to
Rendle them for you without cost.
under the supervision of
M Skinner and other
ml superintendent*.
i the official Summer
.’i -<• ! by the Young
"tnlimn Ian
GEORGETOWN The William-
son county Old Settlers Associa-
tion will hold its annual reunion
at Round Rock. July 16th to 20th.
•ecording to a decision of the ex-
ecutive committee today. Ths,
lemion will celebrate the sev
eaty-fifth anniversary e f the
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lam-
of Winters, who lost his
navy eight yean. His home wax*
in Winters, Texas.**
Dalton Lamberth was a 1
pels county hoy, having lived
most of his life at Winters, corw-
ing to that place with his parents
from Comanche county eighteen
years ago. He served eight years
in the navy, his second four-year
enlistment having ended two or
three months ago when he re-
enlist •d. He came home on a ■
visit to his parents in April spend-
ing a couple of weeks in Winters?
and had just returned to hia
duty in the navy, and was pre-
paring to sail for foreign waters1
with liis boat when he fell to his;
death in a watery grave.
I’«t W illiam* Post X<> * Amer-
i an Legion, will hold memorial
services at Evergreen Cemetery,
Wednesday evening. May .{nth. at
(By Associated Press)
AUSTIN. May 2*< Fraudulent
and worthless stock* and secur-
ities will be tabooed in Texas in
the future if Governor Neff up
proves the “blue sky" .i’t p.i—'-d
by the second special session, a
cording to Representative ** E.
Johnson,
thF bill.
... "The
Johnson
Glady* Beck of Los Angeles, had
gone aboard to visit officers.
“Lamberth had been in the
Admission 10c and 25c
If it ’s a Paramount Picture it s the best Show in Town.
J. B. Pace was here from Win-
ters Sunday*, bringing his son. J. I
B. Jr., back to Ballinger to re-
sume hit work in a private school
which several teachers are eon-1
ducting at the West Ward build-1
ing.
The Ballinger Summer School
for high school students will open
| in the Central Ward building on <•
June 11th and continue until, \|r Hnj 5,^ <•
August 9th. Instruction wi" ‘ 1
offered in sixteen high s<
subject
Prof. .1
BUILD A HOME OF YOUR OWN
“HOME" is a syrtonyn for contentment,
good health, independence, prosperity.
See a* for FREE building helps, plan* and co»t estimates
wholesale swindling ’h it
practiced by oil pr >nm
other stock s|weial .-.■*
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Daily Ledger
Want Ads
much short-
ened. ami that these is l:'tle dan-
ger front the disease when this
"remedy is given. It ha* been used
in many epidemics of whooping
rough, with pronounced success.
It mi safe and pleasant to take.
the American
of the World
War an
lean War, will f
Prohibits hr
on stocks tin <
state departm»
Authorizes
officer
fraud lib
Th< |>
a tw tli
affec’
given a
From the Heart of the World's Greatest Orange Empire
Remember that fruit,
with it* healthful mineral
salts and natural light
bulk, supplies just those
elements moat needed to
regulate th* body after
th* long winter diet of
heavier foods.
^Finil^XiiliiniiiliBiinli
“it© Of Ballinger Texas fSoe
1 The San Francisco Examiner of
■ May 21 st gives an account of the
J tragic death of Dalton Lamberth,
• son of
I berth.
| life in San Francisco Bay while
| saving
■ was returning to the landing from
. a visit to the boat on which L«>m-
• berth was serving as a sailor.
I The Examiner says:
| “Warlick Dalton Lamberth. 26,
| chief boatswain's mate, fell ovr-
1 board anti was drowned late yes-
' terday, after saving the life of
Mrs. (’. C. Ellis of Los Angeles, a
visitor aboard the transpoit Vi ga,
tied up at the Kort Mason docks.
“The body of the young sea-
man. whose heroic act was wit-
nessed by a score of visitor.1. wan
n<»t recovered and is believed to
( have been carried nut to »eu.
“Lamberth was escorting Mrs.
Ellis from the Vega to the dock
when a stevedor’s gangplank over
which they were passing collap-
sed.
“Mrs. Ellis was <>n the plank
in front of Lamberth and when
he saw her peril he pushed her
headlong to safety nn the dock,
lie was carried down into the
water, a fall of twelve feet.
"Ensign Rowe and Edward
Bickel, boatswain's mate, plung
ed over the side, but were unable
to locate Lamberth in the swirl-
ing water. They lielieve he was
rendered unconscious and sank
’immediately when his head struck
other dome*' .- <
panics. Admin
art is placed un
of state.
A sumniarv o.
sions of the bill
Rep. J.ihiis‘U ! .1
"The Hell Diggers”
A romance of gold and guile in the primitive west. Of tower-
ing mountains, rushing river, endless plain, and among them
— titans battling for mastery.
This .* .. very d.n
d< :•
•o perwgorie. eoj. im
opiate is given
gn ing t ’hnml
♦dy. M < >st [
m**t run its
that the turn
■ Remember that we ship
H direct from "Grove to
m Consumer" thus assuring
m absolutely fresh fruit, full
5 of health producing ener
® guing qualities.
5 Co-Operative Fruit Exchange
■ 487 West Ocean Ave. Long Beach. Califemia
U.B.ThriftY jop
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Sledge, A. W. Ballinger Daily Ledger (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 39, Ed. 1 Monday, May 28, 1923, newspaper, May 28, 1923; Ballinger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1207110/m1/2/?q=central+place+railroads: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carnegie Library of Ballinger.