Lufkin Daily News (Lufkin, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 254, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 25, 1923 Page: 3 of 6
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Denton, Texas, Aug. 25—
Miss Lucile Hook, a graduate
of the College of Industrial
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seek it in other paths
other men and women.
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Peach Jam
Apple Jelly
Fig Preserves
Strawberrie Preserves
Craneberry Sauce
$1.65
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Miss Leta McKay of Hunts-
ville is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Bryan Brookshire.
state for celebrations, parades,
and contests, Myers said.
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Labor Day To Be Observed
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PHOENIX HOSIERY
Because we know it’s best
store and get in on these bar-
gains. Everything in the store
on sale. Phone 620.
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’’The Store That Has It.”
Phones 82 and 83
Priced—
$1.25, $1.50, $1.65, $2 and up
New Styles in Children’s Socks for Fall
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it is the best all-around
pt I haveever found for the liver
Pco ipation. We began using it
"Ore cars ago and have used it
FWf needed since. I have never
Pn> other medicine as good for
ption, and that was what I suffer-
Chtill 1 began using Black-Draught.
Eraught corrected this condition,
F* we use it for the liver and for
r"’"-® tight and sluggish feeling
meals, for bad taste in the mouth
f® stomach.
.wife uses it for headache and
fidsss. It sets on our shelf and we
niteetout. It has been a great
r ■ I believe a great deal of
r^ts caused by hurried eating and
Eston, and Black-Draught, if taken
RT.correct this condition •
kt Rdford’s, the original and only
Bn "4k-Draught powdered liver
R bold everywhere. NC-15f
This store of Cheap Prices and Real Values
has just received a large shipment of assorted
jewelry, containing about every thing milady
could wish for, including rings, ear screws, pins,
beads, etc. Come see for yourself and make
your selections.
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followinF
ratefull!
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lion of consiituiions ami iy- This piture . juzt rcciet in the United
. . , ‘ I < scaped p'lsOlir, as he is today. Ine picli •
laws with some changes Wil i nap him proved unsuccessful when he killel
Don’t overlook the many bargains display-
ed in our big show windows, with dippers, egg
beaters, sifters, lamp chimneys, brushes, hosi-
ery, etc., priced so cheap as to catch your eye
and merit your approval. t
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be recommended, and other Stecher, chauffeur and bodyguard who di
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items ot burners that will be ■ that the U. g persecuted the men.
A corps of efficient clerks are always ready
and anxious to see that you are waited on, and
extend every courtesy.
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of four pe
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Arkansas Farmer Who Has
Used It, When Needed,
for 25 Years.
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Quality ana service
life finds his love-making ad-
vances rebuffed by his wife
Lessie Carlton, Lufkin. Texas;
Miss Maggie Allbright, Crock-
et. Texas.—■Huntington Mes-
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Hosiery That Was
Leisurely Selected
Whether it is done by the store or by the
individual buyer, one should pay a 8reat
deal of attention to the selection of
hosiery, for there are many inferior
grades to be had. When you buy hosi-
ery here, you will get only the best, for
much attention is given to its selection.
"™ ""8100./1M2
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of interest to every member i
will be under consideration.
A good dinner, a good time
and everything good for the
club will be on tap.
You must be there SURE.
Yours truly,
LIONS CLUB.
Wm. C. Hall, Sec.
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Brown, Dallas, Texas:
Curl. Chireno. Texas;
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leaves little to be desired. I he Baptist church will sell cakes,
pictureis exquisitely mounts dressed chickens and
throughout. The scenes in .. ,, „ .
the New York cabaret are the candies at MeMullen and
last word in lavish scenic in-I Walkers Drug Store Satur-
xuuc. The race track ‘day, Aug. 25. 51-2t
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the section, it is stated, and ;
larger acreage is expected. j
Six carloads of the product
were shipped from Austin. !
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t's G 1." Yours for a
ssful fall fair.
P. D. Dunne,
Angelina Co. Fair Ass’n.
I Peavy arrived today |
Shreveport for a visit tot
bother, Mrs. Betty Peavy,
cther relatives. He was
mpanied by John Magee,;
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auto and the train and the'
wrecking of the auto in front
Austin, Tex., Aug. 25—The
Austin district will plant pro-
bably 300 acres of onions
next season, according to in-
formation reaching the mar-!
keting department. The past
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well as a good cast. Lewis
S.. Stone has never appeared
to greater advantage than in
the role of John Emerson who
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Bergdoll and His Bodyguard Heroes in Germany
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1 ulkin. Texas.
August 24, 1923.
Lufkin News: .
| with pleasure that 1
0 commend and con-
L your valuable paper
hg position it assumes
Lrcnce to the County
roposition. As stated
through your columns,
antry press does not re
the encouragement and
L that it rightly de-
fat the hands of the citi-
I of the community for
r the people's battles
omoting every good
n the interest of all the
who spoke before the Texas
Technological locating board
during its recent tour which
resulted in the selection of
Lubbock as the site for the
new college. Miss Hook was
given the honor of introducing
members of the board to citi-
zens of Quanah when the
members of the board visited
that city.
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n i in ent attempt to kid- i
Ivertising ever put out, Arts, was the only woman
ildren retj
rday from
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kin Peopled
beach wj
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received by
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Austin, Tex., Aug. 24—Pre-1
parations are being made for
an extensive observation of
labor day on September 3,
according to State Labor Com-
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;e ] missioner Joseph S. Myers.
I Elaborate plans are under
way in the larger cities of the
A letter received from Matt
G. Johnson, who has been
visiting a daughter in San
Antonio, stated that he reach-
ed there when an unprece-
dented hot and dry wave was
gripping that section. Mr.
Johnson expects to return
home within a few days.
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audience to the edge of the
seats. The final reel of this
film is crowded with suepense ।
'and it all ends in a most satis-
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This is tile nest picture in
every way that John M.
Stahl has ever offered the in-
dustry. It is a distinctly
high class piece of work, told
in entertaining manner by a
cast of unusual excellence. It
is a production that approach-
es the much talked al.out 100
per cent class.
“The Dangerous Age” is
point. ’The Dangerous Age" I The y. M. A. of First
thoughtf 1 citizens real-
|t count fairs are held
Cpury ■ of promoting
evel, iig the agricul-
Hesoureo- "f the county.
ny ay 1. set up to en-
e and promote 6 better
Iture in Angelina conn-
Lid receive the loyal
it of every business and
sional man and woman
[kin.
stated in your articles,
itor. unselfishness should
Ilin the fair proposition.
Possible and very proba-
hat the business houses
fkin will not receive dir-
enefit during the fair
but with nice display
ws in tneir stores and
g out and meeting and
Ing v.ith country folk,
ling i cr acquainted,
prize yourself with the
rs problems, showing
you are interested in
welfare and prosperity,
evelop into the best line
folks think at the same time
that they are being e ter-
tained. The story deals with
an ever-present problem of
American home life—the dan-
gerous age when romance
leaves the heart of wife or
husband and one or the other
i nd who tries to regain his
youth amid the follies of the j
metropolis. Cleo Madisn as
John’s wife is convincing at all
times and rises to fine emno-
tinonal heights in the climax
of the picture. Edith Rob-
erts and Ruth Clifford • dd l
beauty to the scene, both
wearing some stunning gns
W. Lani is crowing much
la fit rooster his fath-
nt hin from the famous
hr thicken ranch' at
Ine in Houston.
is rster is beautifully
ed and while he is not
Bough to crow, he stands
thes in iris bare feet. The
fthis line bird cost $100
this ne in particular is
theaj skate.”
From President Fair
iacker The man shown with him i: Hugeue tIlis) I Best Flour. per sack
e in which Benr : 1: 1"tadelphia and who , , ... ,
■ hailed as herea in (ermany where it is believed I" .leal, pel sat
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I l -Lbs. Sugar 1 .<'0
5 Lbs. good ground Cofee 1.00
Meet your friends at our
durint : he artion of til. 1 . Buy Your Sunday Dinner Here
Fron a production stand- .—-—-
Mr. G. 11. Stewart.president
' of the board of trustees of the
। iluntingtonSchool District, ad-
vises us that the Huntington
school will open on September
17. He also says that the
'school will open with much
letter prospect, for a success-
1ul school year than at any’
time in the past. There is a
considerable increase in the
scholastic enrollieu tils year
and the school i- in better fi-
’ nancial condition than it has
‘ ever been before.
j The following constitute the
faculty for tile next year: J.
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The following letter i be-
ing mailed out today' by Sec.
IWm. C. Hall of the Lufkin
Lions Club:
Lufkin, Texas.
August 25, 1923.
Dear Lion:
Our next ROAR will occur
Tuesday noon, August 28th.
Much important business will
be transacted. The adop-
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Watford, G. E. & Binion, W. C. Lufkin Daily News (Lufkin, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 254, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 25, 1923, newspaper, August 25, 1923; Lufkin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1415837/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .