The Commerce Journal. (Commerce, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, February 28, 1919 Page: 3 of 8
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AUTHORITIES TELL
Special
For One Week
lO°o Discount On All
low
Buck-Eye and Queen
Now is the time to buy.
Now is the time to use them.
DON’T WAIT—ONLY A FEW LEFT.
to pay the price, but the public will
Groceries and Hardware
EVERY MONDAY OVER P. & M. NATIONAL
George O'Neal, Mgr.
even
Nervous
TELEPHONE 42.
of appendicitis without the knife, provided there
I
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] * ing pain, tortures, misery, stone in the bladder,
with
•ry sit drug
♦
lie will gladly help you pick them out.
ds. Price $1.25 per bottle.
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United States Tires
are Good Tires
You Can Rely
On What You Buy
1 he More You Use Your Car
The More You Need Good Tires
Incubators
and Brooders
CALLED HER FAMILY
TO HER BEDSIDE
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M. D. Abernathy & Co.
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It Ims demantl-
and
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BANK.
Dr. R. Diug'uid Wilson,
completeness
conclusions
Many eminent build-
Ash
kidney
Price
suffer
you
and
all
state-
through
and
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Born, to
Pearce on
day night,
can cure you with little, if any
L»o you need medical attention?
.<ro’
Tread
Mr. and Mrs. J, W.
North Park street, Thurs-
an eleven pound boy.
Specialist of All Chronic, Private and
Diseases.
Miss Jessie Mae Cornelius and Miss
Annie Mansell left Sunday morning
t" take charge of a rural school near
1 "okville.
peculiar o
bill. ♦
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When yo
lutulmv . s
you istiifeiY
30 cent
.Tarots
be-
are
is a |
it strengthens the
are
ac-
Baptist
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dis-I
ail-1
be-I
That was six years ag®
am a weH
owe my life to
i RUB BACKACHE AND
i LDBGOBIGHIOOT
kidneys and purifies the stomach and
away with ,
I-o you suf.’>r from headache, back-
I ac e, pains in sides, or other discom-
that i
evening I called my family about
re... for I knew I could not last
nany days unless I bad a change for
the United States
owing, principally,
-1 in-
pro-
labor
We
Sanol for
remedy,
guaran-
Remcmber if it says Sanol it is
35c and $1.00 at the drug
It is true
quite high and yet not
The greatest
to our industry through the
west is prohibitive freight
sand and gravel. .It is
mg to destrop our
same
"'T
this is trim because a business firm has char
When we started
mission to safe-
Aubrey Goff, Funeral Director T
Commerce Undertaking Co. •
FUNERAL DIRECTORS :
our car s usefulness is increasing every day.
It is becoming more and more of a real necessity
to you—both in your business and home life.
Six Years Ajo, Thinkin? She Might Die, Says Texas Lady, But Ni
She Is a Well, Strong Woman and Praises Cardui For
Her Recovery.
Let us supply your drug needs.
“You can rely on what you buy.”
commerce Drug Company
Phone 33 North Side Square
CommercetTexas.
b:rth of my little girl...my side com-
menced to hurt me. I had to go back
to bed. e called the doctor. Tie
treated me...but I got no better. I
got worse and worse until the misery 1 until I had taken three bottle,
was unbearable...I was In bed for'
three months and suffered such agony
that I was just drawn up in a knot
I told my husband if he would get
oie a bottle of Cardui I would tr- ft...
I commenced taking it, however,
my family
could
Mrs. M. R. Reagan returned Friday
irom St. Louis where she bought her
spring and summer millinery.
The out-and-out dependability that created so
tremendous a demand for United States Tires in
times of war is just as desirable today.
It reduces tire troubles to the vanishing point—
multiplying the usefulness of your car and putting
the cost of operation on a real thrift basis.
United States ‘Nobby’,‘Chain’, ‘Usco’.and ‘Plain’
are the most popular fabric tires built. They have
all the strength and stamina our years of experience
have taught us to put into tires.
Rub Fain and Stiffness r ~
a small bett’e of old honest
bt. Jacobs Liniment
•MT btu k is sore and lame or
M’iatica or rheumatism has
icti up, dou't buffer! G.t u
>ottle of old, honest “St. t
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O ii.ic C(nint hflv> lh(. Sorvnes; arul
< , lainrncss Jn p>ne
j! Don’t atay crippled! Tbia nothing,
< > * ’ oil nerd-* t<» l»e list'd oulv
< . oil < it take- tin ache and pain right
. . , y, < n iiMM.
, , t Is magical, yet absolutely harmless
. , and doesn’t burn the akin.
< >1 Nothing else atopa lumbago, sciatica
® ruul tauii. back misery so pruiupUj ! ,
detriment
central
rates on
not
insi-t that no marked decrease in ma-
teri 1 priles may be expected for the
next five years. They assert with
. some positiveness that pre-war prices
on liui’ding materials will not be re-
i WHY NO BUILDING
! VVASHINGTON, I). C., Feb. 17 —
J What is holding back building and
► construction work?
More than five hundred opinions on
' this question have been received in
the last two weeks by the Informa-
tion and Education Service of the U.
S. Department of Labor. Many
building authorities blame Congress,
others charge the financial interests
! of the country with responsibility. In
I the central west, freight rates are
said to be exerting an injurious in-
fluence. In the main, high costs of
materials are held to Im? the chief ob-
stacle.
“Don’t expect private capital to
build merely for the sake of furnish-
There is also the United States ‘Royal Cord’,
the finest built for passenger car use.
Our nearest Sales and Service Depot dedler has
exactly the treads you need for your car and the
roads you travel.
Large Trial Bottle of
•c. Sanol is a family
Sanol is sold on an absolute
tee.
i right,
store.
Royso City, Tex —Mrs. Mary Kil- ’ the better.
man. of this place, says; "After the j and I am still here and
strong woman, and I
Cardui. I had only taken half th®
bott> when I began to feel better.
The misery In my side got less... 1
continued right on taking the Cardet
and I
d-d not need any more for I was well
and never felt better in my life... I
l.a vc never had any trouble from that
day to this.”
only I Tin United States is the
thicati i. ng to <1 trop our industry country n the world!
but at the same time it is impeding'!
I highway construction and other build- Is
hi^h ahead!
Nature must be assisted in rebuilding them and the longer you
g a specialist, the harder it will be to correct. I
you without loss oftime from your household duties and
- Why wait longer? Remember I give you advice
is the obligation of the
be it local, state or national,
public works be started at once
the benefit of the public. The
For that very reason you need good tires, now,
more than ever.
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Kidney disord. rs cause much
(,ss of mind and body. Such
ents should not be neglected.
that
ngerous. Prickly Ash Bitters
•e liioney tonic.
Mrs. N. C. Walker and daughter,
“.lizabeth, returned to their home in
I'1 range Thursday after a visit to
; dr. and Mrs. S. P. Hart.
ing projects which demand a
grade ot these basic materials.”
J ■ Lack of cooperation on th« part of
I outstanding obstacle in New York.
One of the best authorities on the
building industry in New York sums
up the situation there in this fash-
ion:
“We have in
serious difficulty
to the undillingness of financial
terests to cooperate in building
jects with the material and
market in its present condition.
• • respond i
o treatment i y,,u 4 |
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A!' I'l l i Al. DISEASE.—What you want is re!i< f ®
<> i willjealixe how simple it to to get Wefl f
<! hands pecialist and will wonder why yon delayM so long oi
. . ... •• il
are working on a total of nine indus-
trial projects involving approximtely
6,001) workmen’s homes, to be carried
out by private interests in various
important industrial centers, but in
each case we are hampered by the
building loan situation. The only
definite work we expect to carry out
without deay is located outside of the
United States."
F rom St. Louis, Mo., a well known
architect writes: "I am firmly con-
vinced that the one thing the build-
ing public wants to know is the cost
of building today as compared to the
next three to five years. If they
could be assured that the cost will not
drop within that time, there would lie
a tendency to proceed with the need-
ed work.”
As for the last question the Infor-
mation and Education Service of the
Department of Labor,
ing jobs for workmen,” writes a well- i F**v's,on of Public Works
known architect from Buffalo. “That .tructlon Envelopment now is
government,
Let
for
cost
years and years to life.
BLADDER AND KIDNEY TROUBLES—Do you suffer bum-
:: ' ■ !■■"■'. . mtoery, atom® in th® Uaddcr . blood mucu-
<> <'is and all knincy and bladder ailments which for some reason you
‘ ’ am F’r'>,’are<E K>ve you quick and speedy relief.
! I 01,1 1 EERONIC SORES.—Is there an old case that has been
; > hanging on for years? Has the medicine from doctors and druggists
,, failed to reach it? I have a specific remedy and will relieve you
; ; quickly and cheaply. Don’t allow any ailment to drag you down and
< > weaken you. Call or write me.
” DR. DIUGUID WILSON, Specialist
;; In Commerce Every Monday Over P. & M. Bank.
;; Dr. Ellard. Home office: Sulphur Springs.
I DRINK HOT TEA I
I FOR A BAD COLD |
Get a small package of Hamburg
Ureas! T.-a at any pharmacy, lake a
tabl.-spoonful of the tea. put a cup of
Unling water upon It. juiir through a
Slew and drink a teacup full at anv
lime during the day or liefore retiring.
It is the must effective wav to break a
cold and cure grip. ** it opens the
pores of the skin, relieving congestion
Also loosens the bowels, thus driving a
cold from tin system.
Fry it (he n«xt time you suffer from
a cold or the grip. It is inexpensh.
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
■ tion to anv incroace in .: .
• trade rule are be-; of ran - "
The Department of Labor points'
out t at building, being a basic in-
dustry. will stimulate general busi-'
ness nd is, therefore, xvery vital to i
contn tied financial prosperity. The
national economic loss resulting from
the idleness of thousands of men can- 1
not Im? permitted and its injurious ef- i
j forts escaped. Present building costs i
are not so high that they equal
the aggregate the wealth the country I
loses through the idleness following I
in the wake oi building stagnation.
i Homes are needed, business quarters
are needed, public works are needed!
wealthiest
The most re-
able authorities in the country as-
rt that unprecedented yrosperity is
head! Why longer delay the revival !
of building? I
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Are you sick? I am the man who
loss of time from your business.
1 am a reliable specialist in the trwitment of all Chronic, Nervous
and deep-sente<l special and private diseases. 1 treat successfully
Stricture, Files, Fistula, Blood and Skin Diseases, Female Complaints,
Diseases of Stomach and Liver.
Come to me in strictest confidence,
consultation, telling you whether 1
honestly and squarely. I make i.o
ments.
I cure any ca e < "
is not a pus formation.
Ladies, why will you suffer with
to your sex? 1 treat you under
1hat if I don't cure you, you owe me not
It may be that you have had an extra burden pla(.cd
■hoolden to th® Maistane® ®f c«i ♦
farm. If so, numbers of tissues withtin these delicate organs will ♦
1 ■ '"rn »"d pail, wdi result, causing yo® much dtocom- ♦
fort f’--- ______■_
J wait liefore consulting
♦ can cure
® with little pain.
J free.
1 Special Electric Treatment
♦ I have the two newest and best electric machines for treatment.
.. to ri . .
<.
o
»»t itissu of his body. This being the fact,
hy n machine like the human body should not respond
.! t —1 treatment in various phases of disease. You
ee what an advantage ’ ‘ ’
forts, each month? Or do you fee!
weak, nervous and fa:;ged-out? If bo,
give Cardui, the woman's tonic, a
tr aI J. 71
Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Barrett
moving to Texarkana. He has
cepted the pastorate of a
cl. urch.
Aching in the small of the back is
an indication of kidney disease. The
proper course in such cases is to be-
gin at once the use of Prickly
Bitters. It is an effective
remedy and system regulator.
$1.25 per bottle.
A scald, burn, or severe cut heals
.-lowly if neglected. The family that
k< ps a bottle of BALLARD’S SNOW
LINIMENT on hand is always pre-
pared for such accidents. Price 25c,
>e and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by
The New Drug Store.
1 give free advice
can rure you or not. This
misleading or deceptive
ar e— ■ ■ <
N J
“Square dealing” is the basis of et
business. ’
acter just the same as people have,
in business we realized that it was our
guard the interests ot our customers.
To do this has required constant care.
cd careful and intelligent buying, the inspection and
b -ting ot goods received, th«‘ pit>|h-r eare oi' goods while
stock, and accurate handling, dispensing and selling.
endeavor to give superior service in every depart-
ment oi our business. Our constant growth convinces
us that our policy of “square dealing” ha- pleased our *
customers. *
, ’ i unc
'' product.-, of manv indu.-trii -
I great need.”
From Passaic, N. .1., comes the fol-
lowing statement; "i am greatly j e®^ablished for several years, if ever,
not being able to procure loans by way building in the hope of marked re-
,, oi niortyaL- , in large amounts, say. in | <’UI '1 ■ >n building coati probably
] H the neighborhood ot $150,000. Ti.l"1' dif ppv nt hi e de-
and mo ■ lemselvei th< u e of needed
making only small I prop' i ty and the revenues which
i where ■ would be derived thereform.
not con-I re.-ponse to the Department o/
of Lab<c s inquiry as to future rates on
jbuil ling and construction materials,
are !■ Railroad Administ >
o ield to be unfavorable to immediate *rts there to to be no general thirty
X| build atiom bj many of the P*-1' cent advance on freight
♦
• Ition and 1 Tr
X Neb.,:'
♦ mak>■ the following statement, typi-|the t ntral west. Under date of
* ca> ine: iJai 20 I
e “Construction work in these parts | tion put out a circular which says:
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littli due to the unreasonable demands I port that the Railroad Administration '
| <u lalnir not only lor exorbitant j has given or is giving any considera- I
wages, but i . .. -
I very under-
I inj enforcr I
] w hich run
< normousl;.
Many of the contractors and build-
ers in the central west assert freight
rates are the chief trouble. Tjpical
of these arguments is the following
from Greenville, Ohio:
"We hate no complaint to make in j
J
♦ weg material-, and labor. It is true
X j that wages are
♦ prohibitive.
those ailments
a positive
a cent in doctor’s
upon
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only
by the fact certain ; tion to any increase in present basis
■ alxi organizations. I
up the cost of doing work 1
the
Con-
seek-
ing. authoritative information as to
what can be expected in material
prices lor the next five years. While
the investigation lacks
will be high and the public will have at ti’ne, no definite
‘ j may be stated.
reap the benefit in the reduction of *n,i *n,i nmterial authorities, however,
mployment, the absorption of the
and the
filially works of which thire is
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; hindered in p rogrc.ss of this work by | Tl' a-sert that persons who delay
' i ®®t being able to procure loans by way , 1
of mortgage, in large amounts, say, in | Auction
,u . . . . j of ?1-0 000 ’. -••• •
banking institutions and
companies are
i loans around here and, c"~
j there is ample security, will
sider investing a large amount
money in one place.”
Labor conditions and demands
■ to immediate j-ser' there is to be
; building operations by many of t
; to the
FEB. 28, 1919.
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