Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 223, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 1, 1923 Page: 3 of 6
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Farm Labor
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Young Married Folks Will Find
Their New Home Needs Well
Supplied in Our Complete
Selections
WILLYS-KNIGHT
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DEPOSITORY FOR FORD WEEKLY
PURCHASE PLAN PAYMENTS
First State Bank
OLD SANBORN BLDG.
Pone 362. E. California St.
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The ads in this paper contain bar-.
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find what you desire.
The Bedroom
We are pleased to offer at this time a larger display of Bed-
; room Furniture than we have ever had. They come in Ma-
Now $525
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750
A good business policy for any man is to hae a Life Insur-
ance Policy in a good company. .
We are writing Life Insurance, of the good knd, and we are |
always here to stand behind every representatDn made.
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better grade she stock veal calvet 4.50; feeder ]abs $7.50 10.50.1
about steady, other classes weak t'
25 lower; buils 15 to 25 lower; vea’
calves 25 to 50 lower; heavy and i .. “’T™1
medium 50 to 75 lower; fleshy feed t 1 h,caPo’ BePy
era and best quality stockers steady
to strong, other classes dull or 15 ti
25 lower.
We will deposit your
payments in a local
bank at interest.
You can add a little
every week. Soon
the payments, plus
the interest, will
make the Car,Truck
or Tractor yours.
Come in and get
full details.
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Our master miller has constructed
a flour-food that brings the proper bread-
joyfulness to. your morning, noon and
night repast. Remember to say it—
ORIOLE FLOUR
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I Mrs. Zula Young, residing ten miles
68 1-2: ,froni St. Jo, who has been in the lo-
cal sanitarium for several weeks on
account of a broken hip, is improv-
ing and will be able to return home
next week.
The Gireat Asset
to beauty’ is a perffet complexion.
DOROTHY PERKINS, “The College
I Line”, safeguards your beauty and
gives you your heart’s desire—“a
perfect complexion.” Call and see it.
DAN S1DDALL
— Beeves) $3.50—7.50;!
stockers —$36; cows $2—5; heifers)
$3.50—7..81; bulls $1.50—3.50; calves)
$2—7; canners $1.75—2.25; yearlings
$3—8.
HOtrS—Heavy—; medium $8.75—
9.25; mixed $8.25—8.75; light $9.25-
9.35; common $7—8.2.5; i ' ’
—; rough — ; pigs/ $5.25—0.25.
SHEEP and LAMBS—I^mbs $9.50
—12.50: yearlings $9—10; ewes $5.25 i
—6.25; culls $1—2; goats $2—3; ,
wethers $7—8; stocker sheep $4—(city \isiting friends.
Ejgs, Poultry, Cream
And Other Farm
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I HENSLEY and LYNCH
K Agents for McGeorge Loan Co.
I Real Estate, Life Insurance, Farm Loais
Phone 322 *• Second door west of Higiway Garage
$5.00 starts you to-
ward the ownership
of any type of Ford
Car, Truck or Ford-
son Tractor.
Living Room Suites
■ From our large showing of beautiful Living Room Suites,
! upholstered in velours and mohair we know that you will
1 find what you desire.
Willys-Knight 5-Pass. Touring - - -
Willys-Knight 2-Pass. Roadster - - -
Willys-Knight 5-Pass. Coupe-Sedan
Willys-Knight 5-Pass, Country Club -
Willys-Knight 5-Pass. Sedan - - -
Willys-Knight 7’Pass. Touring - - -
Willys-Knight 7‘Pass. Sedan - - -
Bigger, Much More Powerful New
Engine in All Overland Models
Overland Touring with bigger new engine -
Overland Roadster with bigger new engine -
Overland Coupe with bigger new engine - -
Overland Sedan with bigger new engine - -
The Big, Powerful Overland Red Bird - - -
Both Willys-Knight and Overland models are improved, refined,
better cars than ever before. The greatest sales and largest
production in Willys-Overland history have made possible these
greater values which, we believe, lead the world by a wide margin.
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A substantial reluct ion in the
prices of Chevrolet cars of all models
was made effective Saturday, Sept •
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lor Supply Station, local
agents for the cars, frorti the (.’hex
rolet Motor < ompany.
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on ALUMINUM, GRANITE and TIN WARE! A full line
■ kitchen Tools. All high-grade Ware at exceptionally lo^.
■ prices. A few of the many items listed below:
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$1.50
.^>jr*unced last week have
frat nothing else compares:
Chicago Grain
1.—Strong under-
tone in all grain markets was shown
at the close of the Chicago Board of
Trade and cash buyers were higher.
There was some profit taking in
wheat on account of early buying
which was followed by a recession
from the day’s high figures.
Corn was rather steady.
Oats closed strong after registerin;
Aluminum Percolator; were
$2.75; Sale Price
Granite Dish Pan;
were $1.50; Sale Price
Granite Double Boilers;
were $1.50; Sale Price
Kitchen Too! Sets; were
75c; Sale Price
Kitchen Sets; were $2.25;
Sale Price
Utility Brushes; were 15c;
Sale Price
Granite Sugar Bowls; were
$1.00; Sale Price
Pie Crimper; were 25c;
Sale Price
Coffee Mills; were ■
$1.50; Sale Price
O-Cedar Oil; bottle; was 25c;
Sale Price
Luther Kitchen Grinders;
were $2.50; Sale Price
THE DIFFERENCE IN PRICE IS YOURS!
: ROSS BROTHERS i 1
Telephone No. 330 Southwest Corner Square ■
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS OF SPORTING GOODS ■
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After SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st we will not make
deliver on anything. This will enable the purchaser to get
groceries much cheaper by observing our cash and carry
system. We will continue to carry our splendid line of
groceries, and hope to get the full co-operation of our
friends and customers in this enterprise.
• GAIMESVTLLE DAILY REGISTER. gATTHDAT AFTERYOOX. 8Ef 1BMBER 1.
Liverpool Cotton
Liverpool, Sept. 1.—Futures open-
ed firm; 2 lower to 10 higher. March
13.67; May 13.5.3; September 14.56;
j October 14 12; December 13.97; Jan-
• uary 13.77.
I Futures closed steady; 4 to 19
higher March 13.85; May $13.69; "nQ c,*s,’e19 \n l,u* "vcs
I.Jidv U*5; October 14.32; December wer'J *tead>’ here today.
i ... iim i market was very short
13.99; January 13.94. , > . . c .u
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Spots quiet, prices firm, ao higher.
Sales—4.000, American 3,000. Mid-
dling 15.18. Imports 2.000. American
Notu $1175
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Ft. Worth Livestock
Fort Worth, Sept. 1—A 11 divisions!
and classes in the livestock market X(/j <»ains
. The cattk !
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and no real test of the market was I
made. One load of calves sold at
6.65. Receipts were 300 cattle am’
^00 calves.
i A top of 9.35 w as reached on wagoi i
hogs The marke’ was i
but no test was (’
not be quoted as such. Pigs
steady. Receipts were 500 head.
The sheep and lamb markets
steady,
head's.
hogany. Walnut, Ivory and the beautiful two-tone effects.
! You will be delighted with this furniture.
For the Dining Room
Young married folks usually entertain often and want
their Dining Room to be one of the most attractive rooms
of the home. You will find a large assortment from which
to make your selection at this store.
The Ideal Kitchen
' '« Will surely be furnished with a HOOSIER and a DETROIT
j d JEWEL GAS RANGE. These two very important articles
of furniture are needed to complete the Ideal Kitchen and
we suggest that you come in and let us demonstrate them
to you at your Earliest convenience.
If in the market for Home Furnishings come to this store
and examine the quality of our furniture and get
our prices before you buy.
Nothing better on the market r !
: COOS & BALLARD GARAGE :
■ 226 N. Commerce St. Phone No. 135 J
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Provisions were stronger and sharp
ly higher at the close and there were
indications of foreign buying.
Closing prices:
Wheat: Sept.
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Receipts totalled only 15< I
“'*.’*3,., „ i Hens, per lb.__________
CATTLE — Beeves) $3..>O—7.50; ! Spring Chickens, }>er lb.
Turkeys, per lb.
Roosters, p.«r lb. ...
Geese, per lb.
Guineas, ea<h
Eggfl, per dozen
Butter, per lb.
rough heavy
per lb.
‘ ’ Cream, per lb.
Kamas City Livestock
Hog*—Receipts. 1,200; few desir-
i ables 175 to 260 pound averages to
I shippers strung to 10 higher at 9 tc
; 9.25, others dull or about steady.
Cattle—Receipts, 6.000; fur week’s
j better class beef steers and yearlings
' steady to 15 higher, other native fed
■steers steady to weak; stock more
fed western steady to 25 lower;
week’s top weighty steers 12.7P;
yearlings 12.75; fed westerns 12.85:
a Copper Nickle Tea Kettles;
were $2.00; Sale Price
Granite Colanders; were 50c;
■ Sale Price
Round Cake Pans, with spout;
■ were 35c; Sale Price _1
6 quart Tin,Stew Kettle;
■ were 45c; Sale Price
Bread Toasters; were
25c; Sale Price
Heavy Galvanized Wash Pan;
a large; were 40c; Sale Price
Heavy Galvanized Wash Pan;
a small were 35c; Sale Price
■ Aluminum Double Boilers;
pick your choice
■ Aluminum Preserving Kettles with ladle
and fruit jar funnel; regular QQ
price $2.40; Sale Price — I *OtJ,
■ Cast-Iron Griddles; were
were 50c; Sale Price
Eat more Ice Cream every day—it is
; your guarantee of better health! Doctors
’tell you to drink milk—our Ice Cream is
made out of cream. Its food value is
I gr eater-. To keep your health you should
make it a habit of eating pure Ice Cream.
Jts food value is high and it is very tasty. ■
I Auto Delivery . Phone 575
Weak
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Mrs. Mildred Pipkin, of B
R. F. D. 8. Columbia, Tenn.,
! says: “My experience with
Cardui has covered a num-
ber of years. Nineteen years
! ag) ... I got down with
weak back. I was run-down
aid so weak and nervous I
| had to stay in bed. I read of
"CARDU4
!he Worn id’s /onlc
I 00 aid sent for i!. l/ook only
j Bi ae bottle at that time, and |
I H| it helped m q/seemed to I
srengthen anffouild me up. g|
s> that is how I first knew of
(ardui. After that,... when
laegan to get wt£k and ‘no
acount’, I sent right for
(ardui, and it never failed to
teip me.”
If you are weak and suffer-
ig from womanly ailments,
F No Paper Monday
rhe Register will not l»e issued
kt Monday, III order that employes
)v ol*erve Lalior Day as meets]
lir desires. 1
News of the Sick
Riehard Wookfrhlge, after under-
going an operation at the Sanitarium
Monday morning, was able to be re-
moved to his home today.
Mrs. Ben Pybas is resting nicely
after a minor ope ration [>erformed at
the sanitarium.
Mrs. O. E. Gover of Dumas, Texas
was a patient at the local sanitarium
yesterday, having come for treat
ments.
Mrs. R. S. Bensch of Muenster is
recovering rapidly from a serious sur
gieal operation performed at the san
i itarium last week.
T. D. Short, patient at the sani-
tarium, is reported getting along
; nicely.
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Sept. 84 3-4; Dec.
68 78.
-Oats: Sept. 38;
41 3 4.
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pany will arrive in Gainesvilje Sun-
day on their special train of twenty-
five railroad cars, and will erect their
showg at the city park where' they
will remain for the entire week. The
lxx>s Shows are among the best on
the road today, and the company
consists of three hundred |*‘oplp-
This carnival has played annually -
at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show by the Mot
for several years and has always , '
been a favorite among amusement !
lovers.
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For many months past we have been devoting our efforts
to choosing from the best lines of the country, furniture
suited to furnishing the homes of young married folks. Now
our completed displays are arranged for your convenience
in selecting and we will gladly help you plan^the furnish-
i ings of your home complete. Our experience in this work
! is at your command and we will assist you to choose eco-
; nomically and well.
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Leonard, J. T. & Leonard, Joe M. Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 223, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 1, 1923, newspaper, September 1, 1923; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1311686/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.