The Commerce Journal. (Commerce, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, April 16, 1920 Page: 3 of 8
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APRIL 18, 1920.
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Cheap Oklahoma Land
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10 CENTS
FOR
POTATO BOYCOTT
ON IN HOUSTON
COUNCIL FAVORS
FREE ARMENIA
(CASCARETS”
AJVER AND BOWELS
Ash Bitters is
edy in such
for a large
- - “-.l Com-
report
constitution
on a free and
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REVOLUTION IN
GUATEMALA ON;
MARINES LAND
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We Also Have
Cars For Hire
\turkish c ■
a---H a T T st
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Mrs. A .ti
the truest of Mr.
Simpson Sunday.
t.
: WOOSLEY
JI Phone 84.
every cc
There's long ht
Medium
Mrs. R. P. Pierce, nee "Qji
Hogan, is visiting in Ft. W
lot
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at England
Sunday. April 18,
Everybody come.
JOHN WALDEN.
I^tian ministers to
is; baptize our
ir hands is the
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UpAMELS
pert ble;
choice* Domestic
^tAcnderfU1 smoke
ever drAw mtn yOur mouth!
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No sir-ee, bob!
No premiums with
Camels—all quality!
f I
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his system i\ full
on which disc
rid of the hal
Prickly Ash Bitl
lating and j-----
bottle. Commerce
Agents.
' Fui
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Cameron Hrech
“THE STORE AHEAD"
There will be singing
Grove church on
in the afternoon.
1
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a living
•nt plant.
T.HE FAMILY FEET
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and satisfaction
pair.
ah®
ihe. Constipation
' Stomach, Bad
V Cathartic.
Cue. Sick Heafc
Biliousness, Sol
Bnssth-Cam
control
some street
► e a mild mellowness that
you„as if is delightful.
Die body" is all there!
'ays refreshing—they!
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&
wonderful
dr^vv into
he
f is to
vT with
way to prove that
compare Camels
any cigarette in
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WORLD MOVEMENT
48 WEST 18th STREET. NEW YORK CITY
Ths pyUieation of th,. aOrarttaamant it made pootibio
through the co-operation of 30 denomination*.
---- asMVLCI
of the heart does i
disease, generally it „
^■b
X
strengthens and r<jL
ach, liver and boweL,
cause of the heart N
builds i— - *
body. Price 11.25
merre Drug Co., Special
acres of timber
■A county, Okla.,
The pine has
• » is lots of val-
It is all in one body and I
— If inter-
to give you I
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ESTATE CO.
♦ | berries and strawberries
♦ p i' Man <:o to 90
j East Texas region i
X freezing weather on l._
X In Smith County alone
♦ represents a loss of
X lion dollars
J 'estimates.
i AUTO repair work
< >V p gas engine repair and adjustnApt work
<> guaranteed. \
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& WEEF
last Main Street
took place yester- ani* W. J- McKitterick.
‘he Luxemburg! A few others have subscribed.1
- -—1 probably want to
take membership in this organization
for the upbuilding of East Texas. :
Paymente maf be made to Mr. Mul-
key or at the Journal office.
J.
Ind,
business, *
000 prescriptions be;
40 For The Blood” wl
40 is an old doctor's
has cured the worst3
blood troubles, chronic
tism, catarrh, constipation^
ach trouble, indigestion,
al nervous disorders, skin el
tions, such as eczema, sores
eers, pimples, etc. —
temperatures in
killed about 75
—t pears. Pros-
a bumper crop
of the blight
damage last
A person habitually constipated is
shtntng Mark for disease, because
of the impurities
K'“rms thrive. Get
■*tm quickly by taking
htWts. It is both stimu
purgatiw. Price $1.25 per
-------„> Drug Co., Special
AUSTIN, April 14.—Three four-
ths of the Texas fruit crop this year
has been ruined by late freezing
weather, according to reports receiv-
ed by the State Department of Ag
nculture.
On March 28 low
the El Paso district
per dent of the Bartlett
pects were bright for
since the eradication
which did so much
•ear.
Peaches, plums, blackberries, dew-
are a loss
• Per cent in the
as a result of the
Easter Sunday.
—J the damage
over half a mil-
on the most conservat i i o
PARIS, April ] -
public sitting of the
League of Nations
day afternoon in
-u.vmourg -- "" oviiers
I alace Herbert A. L. Fisher. British "thera will
numster of education, representing
Great Britain, read a report on
Armenia, advocating the
of a state of Armenia
I independent basis.
I The best means for
I a solution, the r----■
acceptance of the mandate
menia by some state
League of Nation.
The new state, it was said, would
need credits to tide it over for the
first few years.
quality plus Camels ex-
Turkish and
pass out the
you
HOLSTON, April 12.—With pota-
toes selling at $10.00 per hundred
I weight the Housewives I eague of
I Houston today declared a boycott
| on Irish potatoes.
Who said there wasn’t any cheap
I land for sale? How’s this f... „
tract less than 100 miles from
I merce?
We have 9,800 c-
land in Pushmataha
| at $4.25 per acre. "
been cut off but there
uable oak. 1
would make a fine ranch,
ested. we will be pleased
detailed information.
JOURNAL REAL
Commerce, Texas.
^TBE^QMMERCT JOURNAL, COMMERCE,J-CTas
IRREE-FOURIIIS
OF FRUIT CROP IS
REPORTED DEAD
*....................... >Trtrrnt77
; Gw-W.WowUr Albert W.ltMf‘
We buy and sell all kinds of
SECOND HAND CARS ;
f pay for the privile&e of wearing off the new '
I sed:x:s,h“d a"t<""°“ie ,ot haif
hove shoes I or them
all—both sexes--i
ages-every size--any pric
Shoes for the home^t
social gathering—the b>
—the street—the
the farm. Shoe
eryone and for
casion.
100,000 PRESCRIPTIONS WERE
FILLED BEFORE NUMBER 40 FOR
THE BLOOD WAS DISCOVERED
Wdlscover..(l ia severe sioma.-h trouble coJm
\.strip'•“njnot eat anything without g.'eat dls-
euml w“® run *’ow“- woiKhing but
ustom-lstart °Un<1S 1 ‘m’roT*l from tbo
fun^.on n°W OD ,,,y fourth bottle
^«tnikhVvUe £
^as follows "I’medlriae.” tahl“S thls w«”*<’*-»ul
reaching such
report said, was the
—J for Ar-
under the
I \*1AT “ the kind of *ncrease in salary
tne minister has received. His living
M v™xpenses have r,sen just as fasl Hnd as far
yours.
Jj! *1 P®* on the -verage just 52 cents
n»re per church member than he was paid 34
y’Krs ago. r
The Minuter Never Faih You
^Every officer of the Government with a war
^«*ge to deliver appealed to the ministers first
80% °f the ministers receive less income
f^rXnrLTtentfeCOn°rT1IS,S fiKUFe as a minimum
lor me support of an average family.
su2X!^n f’£Spit“,S. n<?ed «hey enlist the
support of the ministers and receive it.
m^1LWhernusic!cness visits ,he minister or the
rnembers of hts family they must be treated in a
chanty ward. His pay is less than a day laborer s.
every 10 ministers receive less than
— h_!f pay of a mechanic.
•e« of a Mechanic
^alaries, how much do
outside the church;
f you are a church
8 out of c.„z ;;
♦20 a week about half the
We Pay Him Half the
And of these pitifully inadequat
you contribute* Nothing if you aA
an average of less than 3c a day
member. 7
All of .is share in the benefits of Ch\
the community. They marry us; bury
children; visit us when we are sick. In tl
spiritual training of the youth.
We Are All Profiteert at Their £;
Part cf the Interchurch World program is t
wage for every minister of Jesus Christ; an effifee
and a chance to do a big man’s job.
bet!eryOUl7,a.nh ^'7?reachers- help to pay the pr^cher.
for vra>r ehUd k’"'estment for your community and
for your children—that you can ever make.
taste, dizziness
account” feeling
a tortod liver. HER-
-----.nA needed. It
active. Vitalizes the
—.c bouVls and re-
— of Wiergy and
Sold by The New Drug
b°7e *~^ou F ‘ relief wit!
..7,^eOmpte,e
*>nr, f< rn»*
alee
VIrIPIKIP at
— - -...1 not indicate heart uilluJIll) Al
means disorder
--------- Prickly!
efficient rem-
it cleanses, |
lates the stom- 1
_. removes the
Symptoms and
up a strong and vigorous.
——> per bottle. Com-
------1 Agents.
Jake Bender’s little boy was
knocked down by an automobile
rriday but was not seriously hurt.
Mrs. John Dunn of Sherman is
visiting Mrs. W. B. Dunn.
And, Y
cfafemerr
puff-by-p
the world \
Camels, ha
is as new I
Yet, tLiat desk
They are ah
never tire yohr .aste.
Your say-so about CamaT^Uta;
but that's a great cigarette”.
Caeurl. are .eld
urenfly o. fJL ’j,*. P“>" S--
a. ■» o, o,.v, ,„pp/; or k' '*•
K J- R^fNOLDS TOBACCO CO. K
WASHINGTON. April 14—The
long threatened reported revolution
in Guatemala against President E« -
trada Caberera finally has broker •
out. Reports today to the State De
partment said the opponents of the ’
.rtxmembership in e.
fighting. I
A marine guard from the eruiser
acoma and submarine tender Nia-
gara has been landed to protect the
American Legation.
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Bad breath, bitter
and a general “no
is a sure sign of
BINE is the medicin<
makes the liver
Hon n r u .. ~ *blo<M1’ rei-ulates the
ard Hunt ’ ““ k*y’ Vlce P"»i<«ent stores a fine feeling of
•»•<! Hunt county representative of cheerfulness,
the hast Texas Chamber of Com- Store,
merce, remited $120 today to cover
| twelve annual memberships in the ~~
organization, as follows:
O. C Mulkey, D. M Strange, The
Daily Journal, R. B. Binnion. M D
, , ! Abernathy, Dr. G. E. Watson, L. J. 1
14. The fourth ”rbint C. L. Browning. Dillard |
•v < ouncil of the ^8tes, R. E. L. McCarter, H. S. Hill '
s- j catrr- ,
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Hart, Sterling. The Commerce Journal. (Commerce, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, April 16, 1920, newspaper, April 16, 1920; Commerce, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1359742/m1/3/?q=%22Texas+Normal+College%22: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .