Denton Record-Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, October 5, 1917 Page: 3 of 4
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M. B. WHITLOCK & fi
Keels Like a New Woman.
’ANY
Glasses
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iraoucc.
Anhkuskr-Busch—St. Louts
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;et your cow. Mrs. J.|« terriole cough got hold of
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me
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home-1
lose
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two
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camp I
and Lift Out,
Any
We’re glad to do our part toward helping.
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Turner Brothers.
: price right.
office
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
yesterday’s close:
Close
vertlaement.)
♦»♦»♦♦♦♦ »»»♦»< HHIM
Open
close to
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1,445.
sales
i. wt
the
can al Turner Brothers.
FEW
bank.
TRY CLASSIFIED AD FOR RESULTS.
ANY DOCTOR
kid
Don’t Wait
Electric Lights
You Are
MINERAL WELLS, TEXAS
BUY NOW.
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You Will I
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DRINK HE
COOLD^MINKS,
Until Winter to
buy your Coal
table com*
to act on
Juice of Lemons!
How to Make Skin
White and Beautiful
out the roses and
... It is wonderful
Denton is well represented.
Well known Denton people
Tell of persona}, experiences.
The continued growth and success of the North Tex-
as Normal is essential to the growth and upbuilding of
Denton.
BY VERY PLEASANT
AND COOL WEATHER
Why You Should Cook and
Heat With Gas
5T0VE PO
i ? “vr«'r"V
DANDRUFF, ANDI
STOPS COMING
measi
'fill.
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
DENTON, Oct. 5.—Quotations on
local cotton market were:
Square bale cotton, $25.
Round bale cotton. $26.50.
Seed cotton, $10.10.
Cotton seed, $65.
Oct.
Oct.
move every hard or soft corn or callus jhav
uul, toj/w-17-juh ts ,d our mir
reader who be able to make good
at
Place
25.36-29
quiet;
Tnursd;
a~horse. See Gra-
47p
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nd
North Texas Gas Co.
Phone No. 74. z
Denton Co. Boy Aboard II. S.S.
Richmond Tells Experiences
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active bowels and liver.
Dr. Edwards, a well-kncwn
in Ohio, perfected a veget
pound mixed with olive oil t
Liverpool—
Oct.-N >v.
Jan.-Feb
Mar.-Anr
Sales, 3,000.
>r. call Cathr<>n Transfer Co.
w.
4
5
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10
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27
Close
25.97-98
24.46-43
24 45-48
24.61-64
MAGILL & SHEPAR]
Furniture and Uixdertalcing
notice and come gt
H. Beale. 182 North
Mrs. Am Gilchrist Strong to
The Star Cash Grocery
Phone No. 9.
Close tn MHanre MUI
ASK FOR1 QUARTER
OUNCE OF FREEZONE
during .
Teachers met with the class-
as chairmen until the
Thursday was
Preserves in three siz-
Turner Brothers.
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Galveston Spots, steady; 25.50c; sales
142
Spots Thursday, steady; 25.36c;
334.
Open
17.95
17 30
17.12
Yes.
26. iO I
23 2S-31 I
25.16-13
25.15
"CASCARETS” BEST IF
HEADACHY, BILIOUS
SICK, CONSTIPATED
Yes.
18.3a
17 70
17.32
reasonable—5 room house
•ge corner lots on Ave. D
Sts. Phone ! 105. 51c
RM. where It rains and
.43
.06
=5
.23
.69
cleonse «hp
the sour, undigested I bulletin hoard is well worth your
..... take the excess i Gee. l—
bile from the liver and carry out all I have been
NEWS ABOUT THE NORMAL
SOLDIERS TAKE $9,300 IN BONDS.
LAREDO, Tex., Oct. 5.—One hundred
and six men of A company of the 37th
U. S. infantry, subscribed $9,300 in lib-
Some of the best farms in Deni
county at old prices. Ami
acres of $90, 370 acres at .
tract you want or a home in town. Fire
insurance ^correctly written in leading
ia ■<* ■
that a gigantic fair is being held in
Denton. The sleepy eyes and sober
looks mmifested the fact that some
folks attended the attractions in the
city last night.
: -.ma
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“All you need is a match.”
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Will tell you a fellow’s constitution
won’t last forever, and In these stren-
uous times it needs a good overhauling
occasionally.
A Remarkable Chain of Home Testi-
mony—And Denton Adds Its Voice
to the Grand Chorus.
From north to south, from east to
vest;
In every city, every community;
In every state in the Union
Rings out the grateful praise for
Doan’s Kidney Pills
50.000 representative people in every
walk of life ,
Publlely testify to quick reltef~-’tnd
lasting results.
And it’s all for the benefit of fellow-
sufferers.
i LALiVirjvV, mi. ~mr. anti wirs-
E. J. Huffhines of Dallas visited her pa-
rents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Barnett.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dean have moved
to Thomas. N. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher of Slidell vis-
ited H. Riek and family Sunday.
C. 0. Bryant was in Pl’ot Point.
Those from here in Denton Mondav
were Rev. and Mrs. T. R. Bowles. C. E
Bishop, Mrs. P. C. Ogle, D. S. Donald
and rMs. A. Crawford.
H. Blankemeyer and family visited at
Bolivar Sunday.
Several of the Plainview people at-
tended the Sanger Fair.
Mrs. C. Thomas of Fort Worth is vis-
iting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Raley of Denton
visited W. Y. Barnett.
Those on the sick list are Mrs. Tom
Neeley, Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. H. Riek.
By G H. BROWN).
Officers for the various classes were
elected this morning during chapel
period,
es and acted
officers were elected.
“off day’’ in the auditorium and the
time was utilized.
The Beginners’ band class met Wed-
nesday evening in the Science hall
with good attendance. The boys,are
enthusiastic in their work.
Who lias not noticed the announce-
ment for the meeting of the Young
Men's Christian Association? The an-
is posted on tiie
no-
Bought in j but I began to feel stronger from the
US'!- Prsl fPW d.°se8 . My *PPel‘te ,mPf.ove,'I’I invited
diticp soon got so I could eat anything 11 Qj
i in
ep ummiins
It’s Easy—If You Know Dr.
Edwards’ Olive Tablets
The secret of keeping young is to feel
young — to do this you must watch your
•— “i uve* «U1U U.JWt.0-- MIOW9 smu v2
improving. Her Yatber, Mr.! paving a sallow complexion — dark rings
,°M Xm.r‘y MkkedS,<le'
L I’nUArwnnd KOO X I AA.iat 1O°*
-------’ t sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety
i. who has been per cent of all sidmesa comes from in-
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livan, No.
tness and
1 meat all
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Are Mere Convenient
Are More Satisfactory
Are Not Expensive.
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Have your home
equipped now
You’ll never regret if.
This announcement was made Sat-
urday by President Dabney of the uni-
versity, following publication in »he
Tirnes-Slar on Friday of Mrs. Strong’s
absence from fhe university} where
she had been head of the department of
household economics. Saturday Miss
Alice P. Foote of Columbia university
was named by PresYC nt Dabney to
succeed Mrs. Strong in that depart-
nv nt. .
The decision of Mrs. Strong to make
the voyage to India and take up work
in that far-away field was due in part
to impaired health. Her work in Cin-
cinnati and for the Government the
It is the easiest, quickest, cleanest, cheapest and
most convenient way. There’s no carrying of coal 1
or wood, no dirt, no ashes, no soot, or no waiting for
the fire to start. You get heat at once—right when |
you want it.
m ANb MOVING
r
8 beat of protection
, —- r-.« cost and wHl pay
good help. See him. De it new.
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At the cost of a small jar of ordinary
cold cream one can prepare a full quar-
ter pint of the most wonderful lemon
skin softener and complexion beautifler.
by squeezing the juice of two fresh
lemons into a bottle containing three
ounces of orchard white. Care should
he taken to strain the juice through a
tine cloth so no elmon pulp gets In.
then this lotion will keep fresn for
months. Every woman knows that
lemon juice is used to bleach and re-
move such blemishes as sallowness,
freckles and tan and is the ideal skin
softener, smoothener and beautifler.
Just try it I Get three ounces of or-
chard white at any pharmacy and two
lemons from the grocer and make up
a quarter pint of thts sweetly fragrant
iemon lotion and massage It daily into
the face, neck, arms and hands. It na-
turally should help to soften, freshen,
bleach and bring t * “
beauty of any skin. .
to smoothen rough, red hands.
(Advertisement.)
, bis patients for years.
Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets^ the substi*
j tute for calomel, are gentle in their action
1 yet always effective They bring about
that exuberance of spirit, that natural
k should be enjoyed by
.Mrs Strong left Cincinnati early in
September to visit with her brotb.ir,
a professor in the C. I. A. at Denton.
Texas. Word has just been receive!
j sailed late Friday
from Vancouver, B. C., for India, where
she is to take up the introduction of
modern household methods at the ex-
a press invitation of the minister of edu-
i1, cation of Baroda.
The past summer Mrs. Strong was
' I hv Herbert Hoover, national
i fod administrator, to organize and <li-
jrect a campaign for food conservation
I in American homes, but she decid ’d
that she was not well enough to un-
dertake the task. The long voyage to
the iirien! is expected, however, to re-
build her health.
Mrs. Strong’s t<nporary successor
at the university, Miss Alice Bradford
Foote, is a graduate of the home eco-
nomics oenartment of Columbia uni-
versity and a’so of the University of
Cincinnati. She took part in pioneer
Investigations in food waste in Cincin-
nati a number of years ago.
„ Suite 201,
Phone 970. Giaeee*
-
€. BOTTS, graduate veterina-
Ice Lipscomb s Drug etore.
..... Reeiflepre phone 486.
LAW^Mto.
■ WILSON doer civil practice in
courts Office MeCiurkan Build-
;—the home drink
»e»»dee its popularity at drag stores, fountains and
restaurants, B«vohu found a Welcome place in the
home. A family beverage—e guest offering a table
di ink that goes perfectly with all food.
* •w.f.K’eerjoo for Sundcjr supper—Swrrf re<f er
^reen peppers stuffed srith cream c/>MM aad
chopped nuts or off res, served on lettvce leevea.
French dreeeinf. Cold meet. Toeeted crecken.
Boro fo'A beverage that tastes tike no
^her soft drink. Pure, wholesome and nutritious.
Best for Liver and Bowels, Bad Breath,'
Bad Colds, Sour Stomach.
Magnolia Fig
es; price right.
We will be glad to explain the Com-
monwealth Oil & Ga^ Co.'s proposition
to you covering the H. F. Schweer 60
acres, 1. B. Schmitz 10 acres and A. T.
Bates iO acres, adjoining W. R. Piper’s
holdings. J S. Darnall, S. B. Simmons,
at Denton Trust Co. 47c
COOLING DRINKS, IC^jREMfTK GREAT VARI
v will ed the cold drhii you like at Cur
will experience real pleasure in stopping thtt
/walk or a drive iq the sun to get a glass of son
cool and refreshing Everything is kept cleaner t
:Vryou
Dr. H. G. Fleming
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON
Obstetrics and Diseases of Children a
speciality.
Office: 208 MeCiurkan Bldg
Residence: 12 Welch St.
Residence Phone 1292. Office Phone 3.
Rainfall for September was 2.38
inches, according to the monthly
weather summary of Supt. C H. Me-
HoweJl of the Experiment station. How
delightfully cool the month was, gen-
erally speaking, is shown by the fact
that 94 degrees, registered on Sept. 1,
was the hottest weather recorded dur-
ing the month, with 46 degrees on the
28.h The coolest—74.6 degrees being
the month's mean.
There were 23 days during the month
when the maximum registration was
90 degrees or less: there were 21 days
when t':« minimum was 65 degrees or
below while there were only seven
days during the month when the mai-
linum was above 90 and only four days
when the minimum was above 70.
Bainfall for the month was divided
as follows:
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
NEWS FROM PLAINVIEW
PLAINVIEW, Oct. 2—Mr. and Mrs
—
I iiu.i Ml up iz> Ji.ivnj wu. u. ivo av \
and is said to simply shrivel up the days.
merit?
R. O. EUlchman, grocer. Prairie
Bois D’Are streets, Denton, says:M
have often been down in bed for several
days at a time, owing «o a deep-seated
I naln right across my Sidneys that in-
terefered with my work. My kidneys
acted Irregularly and caused me a great
deal of annoyance. I got Doan’s Kid-
ney Pills foom Minnis’ Drug store and
they soon relieved me of those troubles
I endorse them hi return for what they
have done for me." i
Price 60c, at ail dealerl Don’t slm-
niy ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's
Kidney Pilte—the same that Mr. EHIch-
man had. Foster-Milburn Co, Mfgrs-,
Buffalo, N. Y. (Advertisement.)
Start October right by placing your
grocery orders with Turner Brothers,
where you get quality and sendee.
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25.25-12
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uiet; 26.75c; sales, none.
Yes.
24.93-97
24 28-30 j
24 .’3-34
24 37-39
MEN WANTED.
♦ at the plant of the Acme
♦ Company. Denton. Texas.J
♦ work, wages 92.00 to ra|
♦ day. Phone SuperintM
♦ Denton. Texas, or write
♦ Worth, Texas, for partleuli
^KKIII V1IU I4LII, UUl Wliai will
please you most will be after 4 fow
you see new hair,
, first— ye»-but reaL
hair—growing all over the
i—iy dw-
■M. . No dif-
ference how dull, fa<frd. brittle and
scraggy,
DanderiYi
your i._
ipd AdvprtKPmpnt^ DOCTOR SAID
ica advertisements
HER UF^SHE SAYS
New* Orleans— Open
October 25.12-08
December .. 24 41-37
January 24 39-31
March 24 51
Spots, steady; 25.63c; sales, 1,142.
Snots Thursday, steady; 25.63c; sales,
f Cortis lee C
.5'. be made. Fin
cream is used
k eet of fruits i
L as its flavors.
K and try a dii
Srs.4 Chocolate. P<
Nut, Vanilla. 1
r borne use. B
Two or three weeks there will make
you look and feel like new. Better gc
while the going is good.
wi'l be permanently located at
Red Bam. F ' ' ~
Veterinarian . ____
MUSIC INSTRUCTORS.
MRS. McGANN, graduate New Eng- 1
land Conservatory, piano. 22 Bois d’ j
\re. 47 p
RENTAL AGENTS.
A R. McGlNTlE. office with Duggan
\bstract Co. Phone 134, rents houses
n north, east, south and west Denton.
u*nrni<hed rooms tor rent.
~SCA\ ENGEtt WORK
FOR HAULING dead stock and gar-
has-e phone 1344-red 30itfc
DENTISTS.
CHARLES SAUNDERS. Dentist.
y«w* Turner Rros. Both phones
\. ituWELL, Ii. D. S.. office suite
*na MeCiurkan Building. Phone 341.
1»R W. A. JiiN'ES. Dentist, west side
_n>2 *21 __R n *h __Phon??-_
J W. FRALIN, Dentist, south side
• uam m»dd|p block, upstairs
• H HICIIARII MANDELL. DentisVoP
Ice Kincaid Building, upstairs over
•ocfnfficp
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
I am now located at Fox Garage
where I am better prepared to wash
• and clem and your car. Will call for
ears. Phone 765.
JAKE JOHNSON.
[ " £52!
H
ail ti
HoPkin£ Lawyer' General
Titles examined. North Side
. ■. wtw.w»* OWEN, Attorneys ’ at Tiw.
Room 20P Mcquriian Bldg Phone 762
. 4»T«»iii7»mEF>
FOR SALE—1916 Chevrolet good start-
er and lights, demountable rim, new
oaainga and tubes. At mechanical con-
dition, Fred Harper, At Leverett
SALfc—Tw~o-passentf» r i norland
roadater. Good condition. See Fluw-
< Moare^rt^cm^ 38tfc
FURNISHED LIGHT housekeeping
B^,l-av‘,nue—r_______;<!p
FOR RENT—Tvso furnished rooms for
H|rM hmjoe-keeplng 46 W. Mulberry
ReNT-PFwo-unfurnished Tooina
it housekeeping. Ill W. Syca-
46p
T—Two furnished light
g rooms or one front bed
to square. Phone 787. Altfc
[NlSHEl) rooms for light
[_._Modem. 43 E. Sycamore.
- — ____fAlRS officesTo rent. Ap-
f*ply to Denton County National bank.
" 1 •' '' 3-*’tfc
large southeast exposure betF
room adjoining bath. Private entrance,
1 square. Phone 40 34tfc
iftGE connecting light fiouse-
- rooms. private entrance,
aS southern exposure, all modern conve-
nlenees. Close im Phone 40. 3itf<
FufTfijENT^-Dovsn stairs light house-
keeping rooms, gas and water 39 East
JBk'UR RENT—Two nice. Targe, "nio<I<rn
Phone
SOT.
buLU
profit _
Land Mortgage Rank.
tivation, 4 room ’house, good barn, well,
4. acres hog fenced, 2 acre orchard, in
1 -1 mile of railroad town, close to
school and church on public road.
Price $4000 per acre.
50 ACRE sandy land farm, 35 acres in
cultivation, 3 room house, small barn,
good well, 4 miles from railroad town j
ner acre.
64 ACRE mixed land farm. 50 in culti-'
vation, 5 room house, barn, close to
school and church, 41-2 miles from
railroad down. Price $65 00 per acre.
200 ACRES good black land, 185 acres
*“ 15 in pasture, good im-
„ ?P *vell and windmill,
close to school. Price $90.00 per acre.
5 ACRE tract with good hous" near;
Normal a dandy. Price $3,000.00.
10 ACRE tract with 4 room house,
barn, well. 6 acres of orchard, near
Normal. Price $15.00. See Walter R.
SulHvan. Land Mortgage Bank 51.-
BUY~A HOME and stop paying rent
i —-----*-*Tg real estate. Citizens Loan
stment_Co., Denton. Texas
. . .. XE—-Cash or credit, house and
lot <8 West Oak Street. J. D. Johnson,
Kingston, pkla. __ 46n
FOR SAXE—House and lot on Boii-
m var Street, large lot and small bam,
T. ■*',“« ~~ 2- * 39tf*.
" FOR SALE or trade—5 room Swelling
1 E. Oak. All conveniences. M. W.
----->ort. Phone 423. JTtfc
Jootl four room house
Johnson Street. $300. Easy
i, Johnson. ___ 37tfc
AST—Improved black land
d roads, schools, telephones
Corn Will Dry Up and Lift Out,
Says Cincinnati Authority.
Let folks step on your feet hereafter;
wear shoes a size smaller if you like,
for corns will never again send electric
sparks of pain through you, according
to this authority. ' . ........ „
He says that a few drops of a drug the typhoid
called freezone, applied directly upon a few days
a tender, aching corn, instantly relieves (
soreness, and soon the entire corn, root <
and all, lifts out without pain. i lliai ,
This drug is sticky but dries at once. We will’ah be7n‘bungalows in
for every place.
We do all kinds of haul-
ing and drayage work.
The best eanipped B
TRANSFER LINE
in the city.
Phone 114.
Offers Eicurstan Rates Dally
New York-
October 26.00
December . 25.33-12
January
/March
Spots,
Spots
==
them^O
-any size
5ket Agent.
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HEWS FROM BEOU
BEULAH, Oct. 1—Everybod
tending the fair at Denton thk
Cotton picking is Just about
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Willi
ney. Sept. 23. a girl.
Andy Whitwell and Will
visited In Denton.
Lon Willingham has gone to
son county to buy land.
Bring down your b^H<^
some good Old
ghum. fiumm 4MMM^B1
ft.
mi, , I, r--,. NT—Two nice. Targe,
goms pF® St. Locust St.,
POR~H6NT—Two to' live rooms for
light housekeeping 87 West Hickory,
’bnne |(M4-blue. Mrs Joe King, litre
HOI Mill flKNi
FOR RENT—Four room house near
Alliance mill. Frank Sparkman at Lee
[lPMiooI. _ 46p
—New 6-room house, m i l- I
em GODV4Dience> See W. S. Hum-
K| phrW ’ 4^p
I T<TrrT Tf—6-room house on ~BoT[-
var streeL $!5 per month. Gas, lights.
A. Graham. 48c
f RQUVft^ bath sleeping porch, barn
rood g»q|eO. gas, 134 Chestnut St. X>tfc
I FOR HENT—Furnished cottage also
light housekeeping rooms. Phone 1313-
i _____ 15tfc
»- rEfcD AND MAT.
CHOPS bran, corn, hay and other feed
'tufffe. Beat stove and heater wood. Full
prompt delivery. Arkansaw
llm 9t. Phone 410.
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t>«M Xl»
LOST—Gold watch bracelet near Nor-
mal “M. V.’’ engraved <en watch. Re-
turn to this office. 48c
LOST—HICK! iHY walking stick. Lib-
eral reward to finder. KH N. Locust.
it-.' ... 4<p
WfeT^tAVAL LI ERE. two diamonds |
and an amethyst. Reward for re*urn
to ___ . ______ '<’P
LOST—BOY'S navy biue saddle blan-
ket. Reward for return to this office.
Z 46c
LOST—On Court Square, silver coin
cut out Reward, this office ire
LOST—ON street,' a Rebekah pinZRe^
.turn In this office. ifip
' L<J§T—1 ’Alft of glasses on square.
Case marked “Hugh Herbert." Return
to 10?^W\ Hickory for reward. 401 fc
RED HOT. red hot! Here’s a r-d hn»
bargain, fellows: 150 acres in Slidell-
Sanger community for only $65 per i
a$M Has 90 acres in smooth farm I
’and. with 6b acre* pasture. \\ ■ «siy j
but.U an sow in wheat and sell for big
k profit next fall. See Mr. Blewett with
■ Land Mortgage Bank. 50dtlwc
54 ACRE sandy land farm. 40 in cu1-
is revh
liBs
C. T. Weils Phone 57 or 133
FOR SALE nr trade—5 rn<
31 E. Oak. All conveniences.
awMot^on^ Jc b ~
GULF
farms. Guuu I»aua. ev>>u,»3,
and rural routes. Sorn^ real bargains
Write for list. A. V. Brown. Port
' Lavaca. Texas. «6tfcdAw
-FOIFSATE- -80 acres six miles south-
west of Denton, small cash payment.
*%FdAi.t
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ne. 690 acres. 650 till-
able. 65 in cultivation. 60 miles from
in. near railroad See J. D. Bell,
Land Mortgage Bank. 46d-11w
4 'SALE-LFive room residence,
l of C. I. A. 35 Texas. Street. See
Corik N. Ylek a t r^ id•• he-_____
FINANCIAL.
) DANTS still has the cheapest rate
prout on resilience loans in Denton
Raley Ride _______
Tu loan on farm lands and
iy vendor's Hen notes. We are m
Sitton to pay you the monev at
No out of town man to inspect
land or Dallas lawyers to mes*
your titles. Our titles are all ex
>d bv Sullivan <ft Hill of Denton.
L. Blewett, with Land Mort-
Dank DAWtfc
flmAi»^A9ftix.4NLir-K
IkM-YOU need an ambulance phoge
EE'Shepard. Day phone 148. night
Locust.
SALESMAN WANTED-Good- 1 .
Must be able to give good references.
See A. P. Blankenship. 48c
WANTED^-DHESS anT coat malTng.
Mmes. Marchman and May, 44 W. Mul-
berry. Phone 705-green.
f PAY cash for aTT second hand fur-
niture and household goods. Phom
487. J. A. Brooks.
FAR SALE—Combination cook stove.
bums coal, wood or gas. T _* ‘ '
February. Too small for my use. Mrs.
w._B Brown, 8_Ave. A. 37tfc i 1 soon got so I could eat anything 1
SATISFIED—FIRE destroyed my | wanted and continued using Tanlac and
house and furniture on evening of (improving right along.
sept. 18th. 1917. Adjuster arrived 26th | “I believe, and so does my husband
and gave me draft to cover the amount jand family, that Tanlac has saved my
of insurance carried in full. Thanks for'lif1 and we are all certainlly thankful
such service from Mr. Speer and the! for the good it has done me. I have
Springfield F. & M. Ins. Co. use.l 4ve bottles of Tanlac and my
[Signed) L. B. EUBANKS 46o I rough and catarrhal troub.es are An-
il ALL.MRS. W. L. Jones, 121 N.'Eim ! Hrely relieved. 1 have already gamed
when n need of a Wizard Gas Iran .ar twenty pounds in weight and am get-
fixtures. Phone 524. tfe ting stronger all the lime."
DRESSMAKING NEATLY done Mrs I Tanlac is sold in Denton by O. R.
il U DaLee. 103 Daklaml. Phone 711 uOplT’yehe: in Sanger by Burroughs Drug
Foil Sf’ftVlrF cars and baairage trans- • n l,ar"za bv S. E. bvveatm.an; in
. C8£? an,3.nd»?a6e Lewisvill- by Urban Moore: in Bectnr
, by G. L. Vardaman: in Aubrey by Au-
— — —-—-------------brey Drug Go.: in Krum by W. G t:r>'
iiu transler and livery cabs |j,,P [)ruK (5o.: in Ponder bv Ponder
.nd baggage wagons at all trains. *•?- Drug Go : G. W. Vaughan A Son, Cos-
■ee rar anywhere In City. Phone 131.|neri B L. Adams, Navo. (Advertise-
POI’I.TRY." ' rnent.)
FOB SALE—1’ull blood white Orping-I
ton hens and pullets. Phone Denton i
Dairy Co. No. 297. 50c
EGGS HATCHED at Rockwood
Hatchery for 4c each. Place orders
now by writing or seeing Mr. or Mrs
R J Wijson. tfc
ni< i p wAntfh
WANTED-THREE good laborers $2.50
If you cannot make good
122 W. Oak. 46p '
O. E. Meadows, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Meadow’s of Argyle, writes home'nlks
an interesting account of his experi-
ences aboard the U. S. S. Richmond, as
fallows:
Norfolk, Va.,
rv r. . . »>.
Dear Friends—A few lines to give
you an idea of my month’s naval "ex-
perience. After a very deaghtful and
scenic trip I arrived at Newport News,
where 1 boarded a Chesapeake and
,*Mver boat for an hour’s ride to
Norfolk and there boarded a small gov-
ernment launch bound for the “receiv-
ing ship" where we signed up on ar-
rival. This receiving ship the old (J.
s. s. Richmond used in the civil war
but is row used for the offices of tne
^'ffu'ere in charge. I was sent to the
bug house” as it is called where I
look a .bath put on government untier-
wear and was put to sleep in this ouild-
ing on a few mattresses spread an the
floor. Next morning I was given a
hammock, mattress and a cloth bag
The latter to keep my clothing In.
holds nut two bushels but a sea
man can get as much in it as an ordi-
nary person could put in a very large
trunk. Clothing and other furnishings
were then given to mo. This outfit
consist of three suits of white and one
of blue. Three white and one him*
hat, two suits of underwear. ieggi..„
shoes, soap, scrub brush, shoe polish
and brush, buttons, needles, thread and
many other things. I was then assign-
ed to a bungalo where ten men besides
myself were to sleep. Mv first duty
was tn serve mess and I served Uncle
>am two weeks at this. The next week
was spent in drilling which was fine
exercise. We are compelled to do our
washing which has become easy hut
understand girls, that this is oniv for
my enlistment. After the regular
twenty one days spent in the detention
camp I was transferred to the band
barracks which is a large building
about 200x60 feet and rooms about 300
musicians. When they start practicing
and different tunes at that it is almost
impossible to get one’s thoughts to-
gether. That is what I am having to
put up with at this very moment. 1
Lu-got < ne incident m the past and
! that was when 1 was vaccinated for
| small pox and have had two shots of
s rum—I get one more in
The barracks have been
nercrowded but yesterday about half
>f the men were sent to the bunga-
lows recently built for that purpose.
... -----„------- l.i a few
I hey make up the bands here
, r------ A few days ago they
formed one for Santo Domingo and are
continuously sending a few aboard dif-
ferent ships. The eats have been very
good and that is where 1 shine. We
boxing and movies and other
!o keep our minds busy. I will
ii>e aoie to make good soon and I am
diligently working too. I have also
given he work of hospital apprentice
Magnolia Fig Preservesjn three siz- strong thought but have not decided
" **u ~~ whether or not to change my rating.
There are some fine views here. The
battleship ----- and ----- are about
5.000 fet distant and I have given them
the once over. Only day before yes-
terday two British submarines accom-
panied by a British cruiser steamed up
the river. ' Almost every moment ships
of various sizes are moving about i..
the river. We are compelled to be in
bed by nine and up at 5 a. m.
Weil as my naval experience has been
limited perhaps I can give you more
details at a laier date. Your Friend.
O. E. MEADOWS.
Care U. S. S. Bichmond. Norfolk, Va.
P. S.—Will add a litle more in regard
to religious work. 1 have found that a
boy has just as good opportunity to
live a Christian in the navy as any-
where. We have services every Sun-
day morning and vve have to go. I like
the navy fine. O. E. M.
____ ____ _ , kept _________ utiuan a»» «w n»c wv*^>uu>v^«
OWNER or Jersey cow pay for this weaker and about the first of Feoruary L"" 'v-m"* caused a' breakdown^ which
““=• hnia me an t- her to ask for leave of absence
-"y m" Al>'>ul Ihe'mlddl/or rebrSy 'l S"" •»<* 11 w« «»•>'-
p go! so weak < had to give up and gc to i r- -• • - — ----- —■ <-
bed. Nothing gave me any relief. I
couldn’t eat anything and felt that my
time was rapidly drawing to a close.
- “I lav in bed for a month feeling that" Mre" gfrong
despondent and with very uttle hope from y.ncouver.
of getting well. So some time in
Mar«h my husband brought me a bot-
tle of Tanlac. I certainly was in
bad condition when I began taking
;,V - ,■ '* ■-* - ' . - ‘s.-'
In this grand ohorus of local praise ' j j -A ~ »_
■ mg, pure and healthful, and afthr<you hi
jpnee I am sure yaw will want to cSnae aijT
Who carT ask^for ^netter proof of 1
mRritO. EUlehman, grocer. Prairie and
corn without inflaming or even irritat-
ing the surrounding tissue.
It is claimed that a quarter of an
ounce obtained at any drug store will
cost very little but is sufficient to re-
| move every hard or soft corn or callus j have
i from one’s feet. Cut this out. espec- sports
ially if you are a woman
wears high heels. (Advertisement.)
Get a 10-cent box.
Sick headache, biliousness, coated
tongue, head and nose clogged up with)
a cold—always trace this to torpid >iv-
er: decayed fermenting food in the
b.Avols or sour, gassy’ stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the in-
> totines. instead of being cast out (f
I the system is re-absorbed into the
DENTON. Oct. 3.—Following are blood. When this poison reaches the
DENTON. Oct. 5.—Following are j delicate brain tissue it causes con-
today’s future cotton quotations with gestion and that dull throbbing, sicken-
THOSE ON THE SICK LIST
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Man-
ford Cox of Ponder is sick.
The condition of Mrs. J. B. Y’eagley
is unimproved.
Miss Maude Hendricks, Normal stu- , __
dent, who has been sick at the Hodge Uver and bowels — theis’s no need of
house, is i...rr„..„ "" - •*
Hendricks of Anna,
m” j ' umSSZ? »o"n Locust |SQ» >3“■ «?“------
is ilck.j' ' Lnder"<w<1" lw "■ Locusl. sparkle. Your doctor win tell you ninety
Mrs M. A. Anderson
ill with acute indigestion is recovering.
Mrs. Ada Reed, who has been sick
with an acute cold, is improving.
B^tSeV1’"- ,0C terras
for 8 hours.
don’t apply.
GIBLS WANTED—Steady employment
to experienced hands. Apply to Fore-;
man. Denton Steam Laundry. 44tfc )
~NOTICE—After 30th of this month ij
the i drawn and that it might be the latter
DEMTOM HIGH USES
FIRST GAME BY 7-6
SCORE THURSDAY P. M.
Playing against an early lead attain-
ed by Ihflr opponents in the first half l
and putting up a game fight for the'
game, the Denton High eleven w*re de-1
jeated 7 to 6 Thursday afternoon in i
their first game of the season wh»n
they m *t the Powell Universty Train-
ing Scb iEii team from Dallas. The game
was absorbingly interesting depslte the
many limes when time was called out
because of a slightly injured player qr
because of a disagreement Tn inter-
preting the rules and the general ver»
dicl was that the game was one of !he
best played on the local diamond for
sometime. The day was well suited for
the game with the exception of the
heat which affected the playing con-
siderably and the clouds of dust often
hindered one from seeing the plays.
Both touchdowns were made during
‘he first half of the game on the same
plays—the forward pass which per-
haps one or two exceptions, were trie
onl y successful passes made during I he
entire game. The Powell School touch-
down came first, in the first quarter,1-------
after eight minutes of play had elapsnd |~r~
and they kicked goal, but the Denlc.n )
boys were not so lucky when they
made iheir score six minutes after the
second quarter had begun, Lobb fjil-i
ing to kick goal by reason of the ball I
hitting the uprights, thus giving tbe
Dallasites a lead of one point which
they kept during the remainder of the
game altho both sides came near scor-
, „ ing at several distinct times.
n. It ^or Denton, Captain Cobb was the
going! bright and shining star, handling his
•»rdi- mPn ,0 advantage and being their prin-
cipal ground gainer with his sensa-
tional long end runs. He also proved
efficient at both the passing and re-
ceiving end of the forward pass. Sam
Copeland, a comparatively new piav'r
ins ,,n lt,p team, proved himself an asset
(by getting away with the forward pass
which made the locals’ scores. Huf-
fines. a last year’s man. played a hard i
game while Gunter, who is playing
football for his first time this season. I,
played advantage at b’ft end.
Ki’ts, the agije little right end of the j
Powell f< am, was perhaps their most
valuable payer, getting their winning!:
nass -luring the first quarter and pa. -')
ticipafin-r in practically every oilier j
important play. Captain Ellis played
a good game at fullback as did Math-
ers the team's quarterback general.
Game Won in First.
The game was won for the Powel-
li.ans during the first eight minutes of
the initial quarter. Cobb kicked off lor
Denton and E Ils received the bail, ad-
vanch.g il twelve yards. Powell school
was h-id for down and forced to kick
the t>all being stopped on the forty
yard line. Huffhines was downed for a
ji.-s of fen yards but Cobh regained
'fils with an eighteen yard run arotin I
left end. Mvers failed to gain and
Cobb kicked out to Powell’s thirty
yard mark. After failing to make ne-
cesary downs, the Powell team re’um-
ed the kick to Denton’s thirty-five
vard line. Thru a fumble the ball was
return’d to Powell boys who were he’d
for three downs. The locals were
caught rapping at their posts and a
’wenty vard forward pass from Math-
ers to K Is netted the visitors a touch-!
down. Goal was kicked. A few min-
utes la'’r fbc quarter ended, the ball
•ben r stmg on the Denton thirty yard
line.
Six minutes later the D -ntonites h.a-i
nulled the same play. The firs! play
of importance during the second quar-
‘••r was the thirty-five yard run around
'he end bv Captain Cobb. Edwards
Followed with a seventeen yard rush
•hni center while Meyers netted five
yards m ire with a line buck. The first
pass tried by Denton worked at this
dime—from Cobb to Copeland, who
in j nlaced Ihe oval behind the goal for
' the touchdown. Cobb failed to kick
goal, the ball hitting the right side of
the uprights.
The latter part of the firs! half saw
Denton again knocking at the Pow’”i)
'.’oal. t.i« hall resting on the Powell
three yard mark when the half ended.
The remainder of the game w’as play-
'd nip-and-tuck between the two teams
with ’he ball swagging in one direc-
•ion and then another. During ’hisj
time a penalty of fifleen yards was as-
sessed against the visitors because of
‘heir coach being on the field without
cognizance by the officials but con-
cessions were made to the visitors and
the penallv was not executed.
Each side came near scoring during
‘he last half but stubborn stands by
‘he defenders held the scoring down.
Denton was in two feet of the Pow-
‘1 goal durinsr this time and the end
of the game found the hall but three
vards from the Denton goal.
The line-ups were as follows:
Poweil School: Cantrell and Kitfs,
ends: Hutchinson and Cox, tackles;
Young and Shapard, guards; Elliott,
"enter; Mathers, quarter: Ellis and La-
cy. halves: Ellis (captain), fullback.
Denton: Gunter and Copeland, ends;
Hiiffine and R Wilson, tackles; J. Wil-
son and Fox. guards: Bates, center;
Jarrell and Meyers, halves: Edward®,
’’ullback: Cobb (captain), quarterback.
Substitutions— Hammonds for Hnt-
"hinson: Hester for Fox: Tomlinson for
Bates; Rates for Copeland.
Officials—Rayzor. referee; St. Clale,
umolre: Bishon, head linesman; Cobb
and Stewart, time-keepers.
Quarters—16—12 1-2—12 1-2—10.
Large Crowd Present.
One of the largest crowds that has
wer witnessed a football game here
was in attendance at the game and
much interest was manifested by the
rooters. A parade of decorated auto-
mobiles was given preceding the game
narticinated In by a large number or
automobiles filled with enthusiastic
High School rooters.
FROM COAST TO COAST.
SEPTEMBER MARKED YOU CAN’T FIND
SUGAR
10 lbs. for $1.00.
Arbuckle Coffe* 20c lb.
f 4 lbs. Soda for 23c.
v Lenox Laundry Soap 6 for 25c
$1.75, $2 00 and $2.50 ladies Slip-
• pers for $1.25.
Men s Shoes $1.75 and up.
4Y, OCMOL i, 1917
=’
Everybody can help on this
Teach in Indian RuleftHomeNormaI colleee fund
We are glad to do our part
and everybody should be.
la cultft
provement.
5 ACRE tract with good house near
< lascarets
stomach, remove
food and foul gases.
the constipated waste matter and poi-
sons in the bow’els.
A Cascaret tonight will surely help
5-YEAR-OLD BOY DIES AFTER
V. o. ..M- HOURS’ SICKNESS.
arty loan bonds today threw a Laredo * ------- '
• ■ C‘ J ’ ’ _ __________
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Horne, died Friday buoyanev which
mnrninrr nn!v a Tow hratiwa1 ill-4 ;__a_*
ing the system of impurities.
You will know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tab-
lets by their olive color. 10c and 25c pel
box. Ail druggists.
Denton friends of Dr. and Mrs. E. P.
Gilchrist, who met Dr. Gilchrist’s sis-
ter, Mrs. .Ann Gilchrist Strong, when
she was here recently enroute to In-
dia, will be interested In the following
housekeeping
one olfamy*m»lclax»nMid,eBo dmihl| - intF°luce.d,_^y AF^OUchrtet
would have cost me my life if It Lad .m®..
nol been for tee help of Tanlac, and I ru].>fi ;,y the Gaekwar of Gujarat, Ba-
bargain, gasoline i weight besides," said Mrs. W. !*.
Horn &e Mrs. J. i Truss, of No. 1 West Sixth street. Ok-
Egig
Save Your Hair! Make It Thick, Wavy.
Glassy and Beautiful At Once.
Try as you will, after an appllcaltos
of Danderine, you can not find a single
trace of dandruff or falling hair and
your scalp will not Itch, but what will
r* "
weeks’ use. when
fine and downy at
ly new I *
M'al p. « —
A iiltie Danderine Immediate!;
bias the beauty of your hair. I. —
—, Just moisten a doth with
ine and carefully draw ft through
W nair taking one small strand at
a time. The effect is immediate and
amazing—your hair will be light, fluf-
fy and wavy, and have an appearance
of abundance; an incomparable lustre.
softnoM and luxuriance, (he beauty and
shimmer of true hair health.
Get a 23-cent bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toL
let counter, and prove that your hair
Is as pretty and soft as any—that It
has been neglected or injured by care-
less treatment. A 25-cent bottle win
double the beauty of your hair. (Ari-
Close
25.95
25.37
23.19
25.28
26.85c; sales 500.
with latest. Hoover improvements^ are
Strong Tf the University oFCincinnati
> the homes and public institutions
i
i but »vi luv ump UI lauiav, auu i | ruled i)V H)
I have aetuahy gained twenty pounds in I .<a rn,Iia
; weight besides," said Mrs. W. * Thi< nn<
are
are j delicate
noiincement which
Iing headache.
immediately
c.vmavii, iv.iiuVe t—— wv». , -- . . _ - -t— . - .
food and foul gases, take the excess | tire. Look, at it. adm’re it, as others!
1 doing ever since it has
traced the bulletin board. Come to--
morrow night and see what you think
.. .uu.Bu. ..... ....... ..u.H "f 'h,‘ V- M C. A. work.
straighten you out by morning. They , In cajdng the roll this week ’he
! work while you sleep—a 10-cent box f'’»^bers are impressed x*itri the fac.
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet, breath right, com-
plexion rosy and your liver and bow-
• els regular for months. (Advertisement)
i Special price on ripe Olives, 10c per
can at Turner Brothers.
Clarence Edward, 5-year-oId son of
res^wFh rem’cs^i'on ^vhich ^dewoped 9ve,?on^ by toning up the liver and dear*
Thursday night. Mr. Horne was work-!
ing at Camp Bowie and reached home
Friday morning.
Funeral services are to be held at
’he familyNiome. 88 Schmitz street, at
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon, in charge
of Rev. R G. Mood.
No Word Here Yet About New
Bids For Federal Building
No word has been received at the lo-
cal postoffice about new plans and
specifications for the Federal building
to be erected in Denton, but it is ex-
pected the new plans may be received
some time this month. Information
i Washington last July was that
because of the cost of the building the
I enlire plans would have to be re-
Dr. Robt. T. Day, Graduate: part of October before they would be
completed. From this Information it is
. thought probable that the new plans
! may be received and bids asked for
•some time this montn. Only one bid)
on the first plans was received iast
spring and this was considerably ,n
excess of the appropriation for the
building.
Among successful business men In-
surance against any possible loss or
damage by fire or wind-storm is a ne-
cessity. Be sure your policy Is backed
by a company with ample resources
and a reputation of fair dealing. That is
the kind I represent when you lose we
pay.
3. P. MAGEE, General Insurant*
Office Guaranty Bank, Phone 947.
MISCELLANEOlTs
FOR SALE—At a L__.
range in good condition. »ee mfs. j.i ’« 1
t AyhttOrid Phone 5W. 5ic:lahoma City, recently, m one of the
PEARffTuH iale-Not hall beaten $1 ^markable statements yet. pub-
per bu Phone 332 51c •lshe'1 ,n conection with the “Mast t
s'* ■ Mefc!^v',l
suffered from a catarrhal I
, t l-----U------B---7?‘p;<onditlon of the stomach and intestines
WANTED—TO buy aTiorseTaee Gra-1 fOr |Pn years. I felt duti and drowsy
Qato at Denton Mill. ,^‘P< n the mornings and would get up
WANTED—PEACH Eb for pickling, i with an accumulation in my throat
Pho*!? — L ■ y 47<? 1 which• wc uld take me hours to expel.
WANTED—ITT wagons and teams or j I suffered dreadfully with heartburn
motor trucks to haul cdtton seed from and pains in the pit of Yny stomach.
Ponder, Krum, Sanger and Slidell. Den- and tlm.ly became so nervous I could
ton Oil and Gin Co. 50c! hardly sleep at all. I kept getting
aQ'*' decided her to ask for leave of absence
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