The Commerce Journal. (Commerce, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, April 16, 1920 Page: 4 of 8
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STERLING HART,
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CORSET
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BREAKS UP MALARIA
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Cheery,
Happy Homes!
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Entered as second cla** matter April 22. I
1N4, at the iMMtoffice at Commerce. Texa** I
under act of Congrts*, March IMS.
All kinds of Chicken feed and the best Horse feed
on the market.
Just Received^
A Car Load of-
Society insists that it is in-
polite to sneeze in public. But
of eonrse in an emergency one
might convert it into a snort.
Honest labor never
the dignity of any
only uperverted
that does it.
and bring
frowns.
A dollar doesn't go very far
these days, but it goes like the
dickens when it starts.
iout any un-
ain* no calo-
L is made of
itua ha. yet been manu-
rfertly. all the time and
Chari i<
Sunday.
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The Right Kind,\
All the Ti
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After Grip.-flu* \
and bladder am oftre
nerhritis. or inflammai
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HART BROS., Publishers
Sterling Hart Wren Hart
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Quality Fir it
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Three Months
Six Months ...
One Year
F. N. SHEELY,
Proprietor.
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HEMSTITCHING ALSO DONE
AUBREY GOFF.
Funeral Direct er
and Embalmer.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
by (. ureter or Mail.
One Monui
Three Months
One Year
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The Secret
J Pierce's Anuria
exas
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stored at Q. L. Meetze Gin, where 11
will be to wait on you.—ED McAL-|
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; In Every
ft ft ft C*‘- - ‘
lowers
man. It is
imagination
Getting rich quick is a joy
to many a man—until it gets
him in the pen.
We offe
for any <
cured by
Hall> C
by cat .rr
Ove yearn
tnoet relk
Catarrh I
the Miic«
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eas«rt per
After y
Medicine
great |r
health R1
cine at oi
for t«*«tir
“BUILD IN 1920”
Just light out for the lag
city, young fellow, if you want
to have a high time and die
young. With the food profi-
teers demanding the earth for
a square meal, your bank ac-
count for a suit of clothes, ami
the rent hog wanting even the
marrow in your bones for a
place to sleep, you will be in
great good luck if allowed to
kick out and go to heaven with
a shirt on your back.
The Commerce Journal is authoriz-
ed to announce the following candi-
dates for the offices indicated, sub-
ject to the Democratic primary elec-
.40 tion, to be held on Saturday, July 24,
|1920:
Detail
A
littk
drop
stan
you
righ
Ke
Whb would have ever fliot
that the time would come in
Tex.Ts when men calling them-
selves Democrats would be
unwilling to endorse their own
party.
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♦ Attorney-at-i
♦ Neal Building. .South Side Sq.
The Allies having failed to
muss up Germanv when they
iuid the opportunity, tin* Gdr-11
mans are now proceeding to do
the job themselves-
—Twenty-six years of building
experience has made us cap-
able of furnishing the proper
materials for your every build-
ing need.
PHONE 54.
CLEM (UMBERTO
1 SINCK I ALWMVS I •
W !•»» lam ffUILDIHO- V
North Washington Street.
RATES: Distrijt and County offices,
$20.00. Predlnct offices $12.50.
This is one spring that the
farmers have been able to
keep up with their work. It is
the season that is behind this
time.
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If you have time to spare,
don’t spend it with one who
hasn’t.
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■ate the telephone switch-
t be courteous to patrons
Ire. Yet telephone npers-
Llks.
quietly right around the
And the surest way to always buy the right
corset is to place yourself in the hands of a
competent corsetiere who will make the
solvingof your problem a matter of personal
pride.
If you are considering the purchase of r. new
corset let us suggest the
cpiTE secret jof “getting your i f ‘
1 worth” lies in the elimination of buying
mistakes. The woman whoundrrstands her-
self and her corset problem doubles her
ai ailable capital by never buying the wrong
corset.
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I “Swamp Chill and Fever Tonic has
I always cured the chills for me and I
i know it is the best chill tonic on the
1 market.”
CHILLS IN 3 DAYS
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It i.- said that
visited a certain
East Texas asked
how much corn he made to the
acre last year, and the reply
was: “Twenty gallons to the
acre. ’ ’
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says.
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r* Cail On Me. North Side Main Sire,
A good deal is said, these
•lays about system in business.
Perhaps the best system is a
nervous system.
You. too, will say the same, once you
have tried this famous old remedy.
At your dealer's—60c a bottle. Get
one today.
■emsas-ssa* -
All
Aeari
ton.
ju>t
tion*
Leave the kicking for the
mules?fo do.
Oh ireyf isn't it joy, flivver
ing on the paved streets!
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Promotion is largely due to
motion.
Keiluced produi-tion and in-
creased consumption. No
wonder goods are scarce and
prices high!
The next time you get an attack of
malaria, ague, etc., go to your dealer
and get a hottie of Swamp Chill and
Fever Tonic. It will break up the
chills in three or folk days, and give
you relief as you've iwver had before.
Swamp Chill TonicXdoes its work
quickly and surely, wi’
pleasant effects. It col
r.iel, and is tasteless.
purely vegetable ingredients and iron
—exactly the combination.a'-ue, chills,
fever, colds, grippe, etc.
Hundreds of people write letters
about Swamp Chill Tonic like J.
Nelson of Bivens, Texas, who
Grandma Reeves, in the north
part of town, is reported very low.
ELEGANT
{MILLINERY^
—are those homes that are
built around houses that Clem
has furnished the materials
for.
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, TEXAS. APRIL 1«, 1S2S.
How my back aches! •
colds, the kidney*
a zgected — oiled
lk>n of kidneys.
This is the rod flag o\danger—imlter
u-r Inroads of
that wo >der-
known as
e II expels
taxly and
backache.
We hope you will not require
our service for a long time.
But if the need for such ser-
vice occurs, we offjr our?
with all dm
Comme/ y
JOE M. FUGITT
W. H. IBBOTSON.
MISS MABLE SUMMERS.
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---1|| For Commissioner Precinet 4:
W. H. WHITFIELD.
For Public Weigher, Precinct 6:
FLOYD LANDS
N. C. ANDERS
CURTIS FERGUSON.
W. L. (Bill I SANDERS.
ERNEST B. LEDFORD.
Justice of Peace Precinct 6:
b. f. McDaniel.
For Constable Precinct 6:
J. H. BIGGERS.
CAL HAMILTON.
S. B. BRYANT.
AMOS KNIGHT.
There were grown IK"
•nd had no rain on them. They1
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Many a gem of wisdom
comes from the lips of a fool
—unawares.
IROTL i
test oft
Perfei
a nee and
CLAD stocl
in lasting qua!
The selected
„ them insure strei
; that even daintiness
1 There are silks, li- „
t tons, for every purpose and every
. occasion—each pair with the IRON
I; CLAD goodness woven in. •
a man who
section of.
a farmer
be wise and check the fnAl
Kidney diaeaee by ot>talnln|
ful discovery of Dr. Plerci
Anuric 'antl-urlc-zcld >, bccaV
the uric acid poison from tm
remove* those palna. anch as
rheumatism In muaclcs and j\mU.
Naturally wlvn the kidneys
deramtod the 14 >od Is tilled with poison-
ous Waste matter, which settle* in the
feet, ankles and wrist*; or under the
eye* in hag-Ilke formation*.
Dr. Pierce's A nurlc Is many times mere
potent than lilhia.
Send 10 e»nto to Dr. Pierce's Invalids*
Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y., for trial package.
YoAtra, Tzxaa.—" After using differ-
ent kind* of medicines for kidney and
bladder trouble*
will say that I
£| have given Dr.
Ku J w A •» a* W 4
?ai>lets a fair
-Jal and was
batly benefited.
Ado hereby
• -dly recuro-
• »uric to
• aiffer-
t *iey
For Congress 4th District:
SAM RAYBURN.
ED WESTBROOK.
For Judge 8th Judicial Dist.:
THOS. W. THOMPSON
GEORGE B. HALL.
NEWMAN PHILLIPS
SAM D. STINSON
[ For State Senate:
WOODVILLE J. ROGL.sS.
For County Judge:
olin p. McWhirter.
• A. J. GATES.
N. E. PEAK. - '
For District Clerk:
JUSTIN G. BURT.
For Distrfe*- Attorney:
C. O. JAMES ■
For County Attorney:
JAS. W. BASSETT.
HAL C. HORTON.
For Sheriff: »
HENRY E. NIX.
For County Superintendent:
E. P. THOMAS.
MRS. ADA THOMPSON.
For County Tax Assessor: e
JOE AMES.
GILBERT SHIPP.
O. L. MAYFIELD *
II For Tax Collector:
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“THE COMMBtCE JOUANAL, COMM8ACE,
Courtesy is Reciprocal
■' When a man walks into a store ar.d "snaps'* at the
1 clerk, he is usually not greatly aurpriwd if the clerk a
/ reply is a little "snappitth." too; human nature is built
that way.
’The young women who opa
boards are taught that they mJ
if they wish t» retain their plat
tor* are human—just like other
Things do not always go
telephone exchange- juat aa in thl office, the stare, or even
in the home. No telephone appal
factored that work* abaolutely p
under all condition*. •
Some delay*, inconveniences.' and some poor aervicr
must be expected. Even train* are aometlraev late; stare
deliveries sometime* go astray, and letter* sometimes
reach the wrong address.
And. aomehow, when things go wrong around the
telephone offke. “calling down” the operator never seem*
to remedy them.
SO GOOD THAT PROMINENT I
I'HYSK'I ANS EV EK V WHERE
ARE PRESCRIBING IT.
CLAD hosiery meets the
feminine discrimination.
fit, perfect in appear-
[fect in texture. IRON
igs are perfect, too,
fejes.
irns that go into
Ifejh and service
innot deny.
fes and cot-
Thcre is no figure, however unusual or diffi-
cult to fit, but can be successfully fitted by
our expert corsetiercs in these original front
lacing corsets. We guarantee your entire
satisfaction.
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♦ J. R. hoi\erness, m. d. ♦
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Tif ti;p commercial world
Miiiles are in more demand
a better price tluitl
ELLARD
Dontiat
Up*taire oveAP. 4 M. Bank.
NOTICE A .harm nf 50 cents will be
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<*nts for cards of thanks.
35c
1.00
4.00
Any erroneous reflection Ufion the charae* ‘
ter, standing or rej*utation of any jieraon.
firm, or coritoration which may appear in
the eolumna of The Journal will he gladly
and full} corrected upon being brought to
the publishers attention.
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“2g YarJs—26 Years”
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