The Commerce Journal. (Commerce, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, April 16, 1920 Page: 2 of 8
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APRIL 1«. 1*20.
life
FORDSON FARMING
<
Was a
Misery
h
!• reeze got the free machine.
We carry the Oliver line of farm impL
ents for Fordsons.
Death of J. D. Roach
5
misery.
ompany
I
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Lxx
ADDi
J. M
Charity Chatter
days
with Miss Davie Lytle.
LIFT OFF CORNS
ITH FINGERS
aio
*
shortly
.Staner and family visited
W.
I
;; Huiska
ills
I
THE LATEST
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c
d-
t
"CHARITY."
line of Watches, Clocks
Ri
Pins,
FINE PLANTING
Shoe
Oil
CO
I.
D. Wheatley
A. A. Ablowich
Jeweler and Optician
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♦
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WALTHAM BRA
FOR LADIES.
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o
c
Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
DRINK HOT TEA •
FOR A BAD GOLD
ING IN ELGIN AND
CX^ET WATCHES ’
spent
with
see
to
—
Votes Many Convicts Released
- I
I
a
lellel
»d
IThM
Ffw Drops of
Corns Lift Off
Mrs. F. M. Jones, of
Palmer, Okla., writes:
‘‘From the time 1 en-
tered into womanhood
... 1 looked with dread
from one month to the
next. I suffered with my
hack and bearing-down
pain, until life to me was
a misery. I would think
I could not endure the
pain any longer, and I
gradually got worse. . .
Nothing seemed to help
me until, one day, . . .
1 decided to
Mr. J. I). Roach died at Commerce
, 1920,
/ was
Thursday
Ah!
Vila a
mo*.
ed*«nd imi
only in seal
Price 35c.
I
' Fu
*i w
t
fi
The puril
calomel I
I
I
Hi
rf
way. A
. a tractoH
nade -nd guaranteed by Henry Ford
I have 400 bushels
Mebane cotton seed
These were grown
and had no rain on them. They'
stored at Q. L. Meetse Gin, where I
will be to wait on you.—ED McAL-
ISTER. wl?
taLs
SHOES
to Mr. W. M.
following write-up
brief sketch of Mr.
. -----—J for flesh
Ascalds, old sores, rash
A BALLARD’S SNOW
is fyh healing and anti-
'y The New Drug Store.
to make . anyone
crank oo
internal sanitation.
if you few
good str A
to build up’
system, tai
of Mrs. JoneX
dui. It helpe<
betieve it will
RUB BACKACHE ANO
LUMBAGO RIGHT OUT
tion held at this store one day ast
week, a washing machine was given
Vernie Lytle transacted business
Cooper Wednesday.
Miss Mattie Phillips spent Sun-
Parole in
Past Few Months Have Return.
With Additional Terms
Rogew were the guests of '
Earwood Saturday night.
Floyd Green from Campbell
I Saturday night and Sunday
and Opal ■
■ ’ Minnie Save your Hair! C:‘_
<3f Dandenne right now—Also
•tope itching scalp.
with '
from
y<n¥
pain or
you count
-
spent
with his
A valuable dressing
wounds, burn,
chafed skin.
Liniment; it is
parole during the last few •ePt*e- by
returned to the ! ‘---
terms j
Ig to the board.
! Drake Motor <
’; COMMERCE, TEXAS
...................................................................
i and refined
jleta that are
nauaealeaa, aafe and sure.
Medicinal virtues retain.
proved Sold
ued packages.
| [■*.........*........ *................ TTTTTinilllt
SPREADING OUT;;
II
to
The tractor age is here It is the econ o\
—------1 means more crop at les:
«yruj
di rant
•rd t
Drink a glam of real hot water
before breakfast to wash
out poisons.
TAKE
CARDUI
The Woman’s Tonic
e^yt " I *oolt *our hotties,"
’ g J Mrs. Jones goes on to III
IM I say, "and was not only II
■I ■ ^reat,y relieved, but can kJt
|h || truthfully say that I have E
■ fl not a pain. . . a
J! | “It has now been two fl;
III years since i tookCardui, H
nyi and I am still in good ml
U| health. . . I would ad- III
! vise any woman or girl II
■ to use Cardui w ho is a I fl
sufferer from any female III
|1 ■ trouble.” CJ 1
|i B if you suffer pain caused ■
III from womanly trouble, or ■ I
the need of a I I
gthening tonic ■ I
Ipurrun-down [fU
the advice IIK
Try Car- DH
her. We I ■
e Ip you. IH
ORDERS ISSUED PAROLE SYSTEM
TO PRECINCTS 1
r«7orw, Then
Vlo Pain I
•♦eeanseesi i iiinssie
FOR ALL
THE FAMILY i
♦— Agent For--
Bros. Co. Line of Shoes ; •
> wash from l‘
Sys and bowels the
pigi-stlble waste.
thorough flushing of all the inside
organs
The millions of people who are
bothered with constipation, biliout
s|*lls. stomach trouble, rheumatism: aid.
others who have sallow skins, blood
disorders and sickly complexions are
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
•SV»,c*~» Applied in Nostrils
Relieves Haad-CeMs at Dace.
It doesn’t pay to buy the cheap kind. A full
Chains, Cut Glass and Diamonds.
—REPAIR WORK—
Tarrant County Committee 1
Endorsement of National Ad-
ministration
Rock eggs at $2
• nd Halterman
I.ER, R 1, Com
*d92wlfi |
| HARDWARE FIRM
Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy, t ake a
tablespoonful of the tea. put a cup of
Ivuhiig water upon it. j«nir through a
t-ieie and drink a teacup full at any
time during the day or before retiring. I
It is the most effective wav to break a,
cold and cure grip, as it opens the
pores of the skin, relieving congestion.
' 1.....ena the bow-ala, tEua driving a' si. . . ----
cold from the system. ” 1 partition has been taken out and , ,
fry it the next time you suffer fioin I entire building thrown into one
• t'dd or the grip It I, inaapenaive big
rn'.'r*.' ' ‘'l.retable. therefore safe1
one” costs so
id<X of all kinds to
li'ii\Co., 1217 Camp
:as. nVe pay higghest
Write for tags and
yard free. wit
j live well, eat well. «gest well, work child.
• IA't-1 mloasv* rar rail Izs—L vara__* » — - — --
• lahorna, was bom to them.
His first wife died about the
1869 and in 1871 he was i "
marriage with Mrs. Manors I
tmg headache, stuffy from a cold, foul OI ‘’1orns county, who was formerly
< > In addition to the fingfct
]; line of DRESS SHOES ik
; [ town we well Huiskamp's"
i - Barnyard, the world’s great-
est farm shoe, made from
full quarter, well tanned,
rot-proof leather .that will
not seap water. *
One bottle of
with each pair.
the egg hunt Sunday
though the weather wt
' agreeable.
The singing at this place Sunday
was very good. There were a num-
ber of people here from other com-
munities.
There will be church here Sunday
afternoon. We would be glad to
as many as possible come out
church.
I
nostrils are clogged and yoor
k,tfed and you ian’t lire’allw
ii^f »»f a cold or ratarrb, just
tie of Ely’s Cream Rain
, . Apply a little <d
iragranl.V antiseptic cream into
I your nostnk and Lt it pmrtrate
! ’-”■7. «^.l*«»ce of your bead.
■e »be inflamed, awol
four sad you get iB.
how good it feels Your now
we open, your bend i« clear, no
hawking, uufla, blowing, no
mote lowlaclw. dryneei or etnuorliag
i for breath. Fly’s Cream halm Is lust
iso appli- ,5 from bead colds sad r*.
__... .. tarrh need. It’, < deiigU.
on file, says the ________ __ •‘■’i-ga*.
_______ . nostril* V
to individuals over the State has I ,l,rou|fh every al
resolution endorsing been so badly abused, according to I *nJ h*“'
the Board of I anion advisers, in a J *tant rtlief
addressed to the
they have decided to
any
w
7 /
j-.k-m is sore ami lame or , .
lomhugo. HciaVca or rheumatism |la8 ln the washing machine demonstra-
don’t suffer! Get a
old, honest “St.
Vit any dmp store, I — -
hand and r il> it aWa.v »or advertising- purposes. E. K.
Ache, and by the
NLe soreness and
gone. X
1 I.M’1 Stay .......... ; j hi, sootIlin
penetrating oil ne.-ds to Is- used only
once. It takes the ache anil pain right
out of your hack and ends the
It js m.,K,(.a|i ve, a|,so|,„p| ha.mless
and doesn’t burn the skin
me tractor age is here It is the econo\cal, efficient and productive
Jorason on a farm means more crop at les\xpense. When you buy
don t take a chance—buy a Fordson, invented;
Price $895 f. o. b. Commerce.
Ulin, brittle, enlorlera and acraggv
hair m wage evidence of a r>«g<>..t«t
*c^!l>.. 01 —that awful scurf.
Here U nothing so ueMructivc to
to.- rmsr an dandruff It robe the hair
of it* Imure. lU strength and it* very
htv eventually producing a feveritb-
■es* and Urtiing of tt, acalp, which if
e-fted oanare the bair root* to
•brn* loour-n and Jk—then the hair
faM- A 1HtU’ ISmforiae to-
nigh*- now any time—will surely save
your heir '
I bottle of Knowlton’s |
, - ~ -* — ■•••z *•* vwic. You
bcautifnl hair and lota
of it if you will ju,t try a little Dan-
derm.- Save your hair! Try >•'
A tiny bottle of “Frei
little at 1— ;
drops upon’ any „, ,,,,,
stantly it stops hurting, then
you lift that botliersorn.-
right off with your finger^
humbug!
Chairman communication
Steele instructed chairmen for Governor, that
not to per- practically stop recommending
the so-called convicts for parole.
organized by ex- There are at present
to perticipate in cations for convicts
He also issued a
Republi- the number
to take part
J It
IS UNSUCCESSFUL *
I
If Joubl
hesd is
freely bm-ai
get a small 1
•t anv drug
thia *
THE COMMERCE JOURNAL, COMMERCE, TEXAS,
spent the week
niother. Mr.
Miss Xabie Brady spent Monday TAKES OFF DANDRUFF, •
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Get a (mall bottle
ftaNSEED J
>els Loni^itar and ’
red for planting. ’
n in West "Texas I I
>n them. They\are |
To abort a cold
and prevent com-
plications, take
• w
. 'r, auu on n.j X Will 1V .VIV110 air
any tlnig store; apply a few urged to get a quarter pound of lime Sh,p your <>f
■on any corn or calhi- In- stone phosphate from the drug store J. C. Smith HideXCo.,
' shortly which will coat very little, but It St.. Dallas Texas IW.-
corn or .-alius 1 sufficient to make, anyone a pro
Truly| ' nounced crank 00 the subject ol rnar’iP prices.
----■ —price List.—They
family
night
son, J. D. Brady.
G. W. f-
in the Horton community last week.
Ed Gregg of Paris visited
; his aunt, Mrs. J. W. Brady
V week.
■ Mr. and Mrs. Claud Green
j Campbell spent the week end' with
. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Little.
Il
11 ln
> day with Mrs. J. L. Horn.
Miss Elberta Little spent- the week
end with her sister. Mrs. IT. H. Pom-
I merening.
The Sunday school people enjoyed ' ] [
afternoon, ‘
very rtis- i >
Rub Pain and Stiffness away with
a small bottle of old honest
St. Jacobs Liniment
|..P^e2‘ -vo,ir^':lrk *« sore and lame —
you stiffened uX
3b cent liottl. A
.laoobs Liniment"
pour a little in
right into the
tin)'* r-~-- 22
lameness is
brought to Mt. Vernon
afternoon for burial.
We are indebted
Christian for the
which gives a
Roach’s life:
1 J. D. Roach was born in Alabama
.July 26th. 1843. He. with his
parents, came to Texas when he was
a small boy. His father, Abram
Roach, and his mother, who was a
sister of L’ncle Thos. Dupree, settled
in this vicinity in an early day. He
grew to manhood near the little city
of Mt. Vernon, volunteered in the
Confederate cause when the first
call was made at about the age of
11, and remained in the service un-
til the close of the war. and shortly
after his return home he was mar-
ried to Miss Ellen Arrington. One
, A. J. Roach, who lives in Ok-
spent
Hattie
AUSTIN, April 12.—Paroling con- .,,,„
victs from the State penitentiaries j your
:eh morning and flushing
whole of the internal poisonous
nt matter
Everyone, whether ailing, sh-k or
ell should, each morning, before
1 ••■akfaflt. drink a glass of real hot
nvc>> ZXI rx 'al'r "i,h a te**po«ntul of limestone
UYt OLD ! ,i > ;'tai- in it to wash from the Planters A-
kaiTC t n/r- " ""•'’ll- liver. kfdBeys and bowels tire
B^iTS LIKE NEW ■ I’" v‘ 1" day S ikngestlble waste. r Commerce, serving 1. .;
. . ' “"r bile and noisolous toxins; thus of that intitustion for several
V w'.'.'. l".;- ' ; re"iU"'n';r \ i,U‘' wife died
V - u ... thr entire allnientnli canal before
».i- t.. any ■<d<ir | putting more f<xxt iiiV the stomach.
1 The action of hot wait’
tarns m each na.-kn-e..f-I .............. phosphate e- - - —
wonderfully
and
night of
All had a
I'hoephate on an em|<. >
invigorntiiV It cleans
out all the aonr fernienAl Ions, cases,
waste and acidity and gives one a
splendid apja tite for breakfast. While convictions,
you are enjoying your breakfast the of hjs
water and phosphate is quietly ex- , ' . ,
tracting a large volume of water from to orPhan girls.
the blood and getting ready for a and he and his wife were father
and mother to that number, starting
them in the battle of life in the
Lord’s way.—.Mt Vernon Optic-Her-
rl'e luniliago, sciatica Wednesday morning, April 7
I «i«rytu promptly’ .t 7 o’clock, and Ms body
I Large Trial Bode of Sanol for
j 35c. Sanol is n family remedy.
San»l is sold on a%^bsoiute guaran-
| tee. Remember if itXys Sanol it is
all right. 35c and $1.00 the drug
store.
i ;l ’ ' “ i
FORT WORTH. April 12—The j
Tarrant County Democratic execu-
tive committee, in session here to-
day, adopted a 1 ’ ”
the National and State Democratic
administrations. County-
Geo,
the precinct conventions
mit any member of
American Party,
un1ted‘7n|'C:”V*'rnOr
a Harris fthe
, . r' warning that a number of
an Allen. They'remained"citizens of iC*"’ Wil1 e"',eav<'r ' ’ ‘
our county until 18 or 20 years ago, th‘‘ Ple, 'nct conventions,
moving to Campbell, Hunt county. ’
where he conducted a profitable
hardware and furniture business fori
several years; then moving from
there to Commerce, Texas, and was
one of the charter members of the
Merchants Nat l Bank ;
-----as a director
years *
about th ret- j
•a.<7 vii/inaxii ajro and he married agrain in
and limestone December, 1918, to Miss Lula Comer
stomach is of Commerce, who survives him.
was a member of the
a man of very strong
board, and eleven typical case* of
are explained in detail,
in to show why the applications are
disapproved.
Many convicts who have been re-
leased on
months have been
panitentiarf with additional
to serve, according I
Barred Plymmitli
for 15. Thompsol
strain.—W. E. SPIT
mvree. Texas.
The young people stormed Mr.
Mrs. J. L. Horn on the
April 1st with a party.
I real nice time.
Mrs. E. S. Winton
end with her fother and
and Mrs. J. W. Horton.
the grip.
and harinleas.
I
Im
■L I>. Roach n iiieiimer oi tne ...
Baptist church, a man of very strong - " N'”“ M“” Smith
Having but one child
own. his doors were ever open
He gave a home to •
sister, Mrs. Ardis Little.
-Miss Johnnie Mae Horton
Saturday night with Mrs.
Branch of Commerce.
J- W. Brady and
Monday and Monday
their
Corbin, Young & Co. are enlarging ’
and improving their hardware store. J I
The part of the Sayle building ; ’
| that has been used by- Faires Bros. ’ ’
as a warehouse has been leased and ■ ■
a, •
! the entire building thrown into
double-fornt store room. ' >
New shelving and counters are being !
installed and the stock, which I
consists of all kinds of hardware, ’ ’
stoves, queensware, glassware, har- ' ’
ness and harness goods, etc., will be < ■
enlarged The harness repair depart- ] I
ment has been moved to the rear of ' ’
' the building where it will have more ' '
room. The proprietors say that >
J they expect to make this one of the J I
I most attraitive hardware stores in ' ’
this part of the State. 2
l
Life is not aierely to live, biat
' wei. sleep well, look well. What
1 glorious condition to attain, and yet
how very easy It is if one will only
adopt the morning Inside bath.
Folks who are accustomed to feel
.lull and heavy when thev arise, split-
’Dfe'ue, uaity breath, acid stomach,
---—----- , nr«. Instead fee! a« fresh as a daisy
The Sam Houston Normal Insti- ' oj»eniug the sluices of the system
tue team defeated the I T S X I JT} n,?™irp and out the
r , . . .... ■ • of the internal poisonous stag-
< team last night in the inter-nor-
mal debate. This makes honors even.
Commerce having won last year.
"DIAMOND
GARIW
Any vk.in»,in .aul
wearing apparrl, whr
ton. linen or mixed
juet like now
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