The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 260, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 14, 1923 Page: 3 of 8
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Saturday, July 14, 1923
THE MARSHALL MORNING NEWS
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Why This Sale Means So Much to You
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SALE
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CASH SALE
EVERY FOURTH DOLLAR FOR NINE CENTS!!
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Schepp’s Angel Food
By the Assoelated Prees
Phone 183
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GOLDEN GRAIN LAYER CAKES
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BARRY ROSBOROUGH
Distributor
—Howard Studio
Phone 1418-.
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State Law On Confiscating
Liquor Carrying Vehicles
Becomes Effective Today
This Is a Strictly
CASH SALE
Fine results have been obtained by
hard work in the devastated region*
Of 8,166,684 devastated acre., 7,447,-
297 have been cleared of projectiles,
trench work and barbed wire; 13,920
factories have been rebuilt out of 22,-
without warrant by such peace officer,
which officer shall within twenty-four
fours after such seizure file with the
county clerk a detailed statement of
the time when, the place where and
Every Fourth Dollar for 9 Cents
Yes, it means just exactly what it says! We know that this is
a most astonishing offer, yet we are making it to you, with-
out a reservation—without a string attached thereto.
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Ladies, why bake cakes for Sunday or any other day,
while the weather is so hot, when you can call your gro-
cer and get such good cakes in a moment’s notice?
—EVERY ITEM OF MERCHANDISE IN THE STORE IN-
CLUDED IN THIS WONDERFUL SAVING PLAN!
Dress Goods
Wash Goods
Fine Towels
Boys’ Wear
Men’s Clothing
Hats and Shirts
Nightwear
Shoes and Socks
Ready-to-Wear
Fine Silks
Lingerie
New Footwear
Smart Millinery
Quality Hosiery
Draperies and Rugs
Sheets and Linens
ie greatest and amounted to 1,017,539
carloads.
The June 30 record was a cumula-
The main railway system has been
repaired, nearly all the waterway*
have been made navigable. and of the
36,460 miles of devastated roads, 19,-
743 have been restored to traffic and
8,671 have been improved.
Caramel, Marshmallow, Chocolate and
Cocoanut
—Photographs
—Art Goods
4-piece porch set—swing, straight chair, single rocker,
and double rocker, high grade in every way___$22.50
44-inch Swing, best grade made______
Breakfast set—4 chairs and table, any
color desired-------------------
Every Item of Merchandise in the
Stock Included in this
WONDERFUL SALE!
TIRE-
SERVICE
New High Record
For Car Loadings
FOB SALE
12 inch electric fan.
1 electric vibrator.
1 folding camera.
Various garden and carpenter tools.
1 pair pillow*.
1 plate rack.
This Is a Str#
payable ot the State of Texas in an
amount equal to the reasonable mark-
et value of the property replevied
OUR SPECIALS FOR THE NEXT
TEN DAYS
TWO EXTRA NICE LOTS IN WEST
MARSHALL
Two beautiful, level, extra large lota, close in, near the high
school. Nice shade trees. Can have all conveniences. Now
is your chance at an ideal location. Price of each $1100.
9” panel, 35”x58” hardwood slip-on Ford body____$12.50
Mirrors framed in best design and finish
---Phone 395---
“Every Fourth Dollar For Nine Cents’*
Thia is not an ordinary Salo by any means.. It is a tremendous af-
fair—carefully planned, seriously undertaken, and thoroughly work-
ed out—an event frought with immense opportunities for savings—
in that every item of merchandise that you buy makes a saving.
—Because you save oa every item you buy—NOT ON JUST A
FEW RESTRICTED LEADERS. Buy everything you will need
for months to come— you’ll be glad of it—WHEN YOU SEE
WHAT YOU HAVE SAVED.
Dr. C. G. Kirkpatrick
DENTAL SURGEON
Office Over Jarrard-Allen
107% W. Austin St.
Office Phone 243 Residence 1378-J
Every piece of merchandise in the store is sub-
ject to this dollar-for-nine-cents discount—far
too numerous are the bargains to advertise here.
Only goods that have their prices set by the
manufacturer are excepted; every other line of
merchandise is included.
Everyone has needs to supply, and money saved
is money made—it would be wisdom indeed to
figure your wants as far ahead as possible, and
fill them all during this sale.
Drink 400
Milk Chocolate
with Rico Flavor
—for sale everywhere—
for 5c
They have run us ragged for
"400!" Why shouldn’t they?
There is something to it.
—Made at-
EAST
TEXAS CREAMERY
Telephone 566
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railroad accomplishment that in spite
of tremendous freight movement, car
shortage had practically disappeared.
In spite of the deand on rolling stock
on June 30 there were 63,636 freight
ear* in good repair held in surplus for
further increase in business.
HERE’S THE PLAN:
During the next two weeks, we shall give you
the privilege of obtaining every fourth dollar’s
worth of merchandise purchased in this store
for. only 9c’ For example you buy $4 worth
of Underwear, Hosiery and miscellaneous mer-
chase you pay only $3.09—a saving of 91c. Buy
$8 worth and you pay only $6.18 and so on. The
deductions are made on your bill.
AMERICAN
Tire & Vulcanizing Company
American railroads. Th* total num-1 French industry as a whole. French
ber of cars loaded, the car service foreign trade in weight has already
division of the American Railway As- surpassed pre-war figures.
By the Aroelated Pre
London, July 13.—France of today
like the France of 1871, is making *
magnificent effort by hard work to re-
store the ravages of war, according
to an official report of the British
I Department of Overseas Trade. The
report is the work of the Commercial
Counsellor, of the British Embassy
in Paris, J. R. Cahill, and is painstak-
ing and exhaustive. The general con
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“QUALITY, SERVICEPLUS ECONOMY”
sociation reported today, was 1,021,-
770. The nearest total to this ever'
recorded previously came during a
week in October, 1920, one of the full
months when fuel and crop movement
in industrial organization in a mark-
Washington, July 13.—Freight traf. I ed fashion in the chemical, electrical
fic during the week ended June 30 metal-lurgical, engineering, aluminum
was the heaviest ever handled by i and other industries, discernible thru
property seized is not replevied, same
shall be stored in a bonded warehouse;
provided that if there is not a bond-
ed warehouse in the county where
such property is seized and within
reasonable reach of the officer seiz-
ing same, then such property shall,
under the direction of the district
judge haring jurisdiction of said suit,
be stored in good condition, to abide
the final judgment of the proper
court with reference thereto, the fees
turned to account. New resources in
ores, coal, potash, and oil have been
developed. There has been advance
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in Sections 1 and 2 of this act, or for
the commission of any act made un-
lawful by this act, shall be seized
fixed by the appraisal of said of-
costs. And if the officer making such
I seizure shall fail to make such re-
Pai properPPranaklthesame'widhFRENCH BATTLE
the county clerk within twenty-four “ ..0 * .
hours after such seizure thereof, he KCARC ARWDAGN
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and NUH1u3 HlL F r*Q l
upon conviction thereof shall be pun-1 AIN A nnn A n.tc
sndby afine,of motexceedenz £ DISAPPEARING
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last night.
mobile, flying machine, airplane, boat/ the circumstances under which
ship or other vehicle of instrumental' seized uch property, and shall ap-
ity used for the unlawful transport*- i praise the, value thereof and that at
tion or storage of intoxicating liquor, any time before the trial of the con-
as defined in Sections 1 and 2 of this demnation suit, provided
... 1 . i i . . for the owner of said property seized
act, is hereby declared to be a public ,__ u u •
| nuisance; and any animal, automo- or the person in.whoch possession or
bile, flying machine, airplane, boat, under whose control the same was.at
shi; or other vehicle or instrumen- the time of seizure, may rep evy the
talty used in the presence and view same bygiving bond with two or
of any peace officer of this State, for more and suficient sureties, or a
the uniawful transportation or .tor-} solvent guaranty or surety company,
age of intoxicating liquors, as defined under the laws of this State, to be
' | approved by the officer making the
- ‘seizure or by his successor in office,
The following is a section of an
amendment relating to the illicit
handling of intoxicating liquors,
which was passed in the first called
session of the 37th legislature. The
law went into effect at midnight
160. Of nearly 4,941,000 acres of
devastated agricultural land, more
five one, following three consecu: than 1,235,000 have been put under
tive weeks in which carloading had'the plough.
exceeded 1,000,000. The service divis-' ~
ion statement added as a showing of
OVERLAND AUTOMOBILES
One hundred and thirty-five
owners will testify that the Over-
1 land is the strongest small car
built. Let us show you why.
7-21p SMITH MOTORS CO,
See C. W. LaGrone
City Hall Phone 421
s "5 Dollar - For - Nine Cents ”
for storage to be taxed as costs in . . . .. - —---
any proceedings for condemnation or chusions of the report are:
recovery of said property. The coan- _ The present economic position of
ty or district attorney shall, after the, France is.strong.
seizure of said property, insttiute suit. Her industrial population is fully
in a court of competent jurisdiction employed, and her output in most
to condemn the same as a public nui-. felds of production is only limited by
sance and to have the same destroyed,8 ortage of man-power.
if the same is not very valuable or . The industrial reconstruction of the
useful for some legitimate purpose, devastated areas is fast approaching
i and if valuable or useful for some leg-1 comP: e on.. . . .. ...
itimate purpose to be sold under the The report states that the destroyed
order of said court, and the proceeds.0" imaged coal mines are increasing
of such sale shall be immediately their output with improved technical
paid into the State Treasury. In I equipment. The great woolen and
cases where the property is destroyed cotton works,are kept going, to the
the county or district attorney shall I full extent of the labor at their dis-
receive fifteen dollars in each case, and Posal The. great agricultural area,
ficer seizing same, conditioned that/the sheriff or other officer making of wheat and beet root, the chief crops
- I should said property in said action' the seizure and sale shall receive ten of northern France, will soon appro-
= be condemned as a nuisance, the ob-l dollars to be paid by the county in xmate the per-war areas.
■ ligors in such bond will pay to the 1 which said condemnation suit is tried.” Ports, waterways, railways, and
1 j State of Texas the reasonable cash --- , roads have been and are being im-
market value of the property replev- Nr.... it' 1. D.. proved. Water power, the report
- New Hich Kecerd continues, is being systematically
"Aunt Hagar's I
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is the fox-trot with all
the weirdness of a voo-
doo incantation.
But just wait till you
hear the Columbia Record
of it, played by Ted
Lewis end Hit Orches-
tra. It will put the
"hants" on yom
"Wet Yo* Thumb"
is the rollicking number
on the other side that
says "Let’s Go.”
At Columbia Dealers
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