The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 106, Ed. 1 Monday, November 7, 1927 Page: 5 of 6
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THE BONHAM DAILY FAVORITE
PAGE FIVE
To Head Steel
FEATURING
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CUT FLOWERS AND BULBS
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BONHAM, TEXAS
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LATEST DESCRIPTION
OF THE NEW FOIDS
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CITY. GREENHOUSES
"Flowers of Quality"
they will, want Christmas Photos,
fourteen to .the dozen, until Nov.15—
delivery not later than Dec. 15—at
my convenience. One-half the price
in advanse. ,
| Your friens'can buy anything they.
The 1928 prices will please .you—and Atwater Kent
Radios will dekight you.
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a wet man in the White’ House. The
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BONHAM, TEXAS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1927
ADVERTISEMENTS COME IN ALL SIZES—BUT THE SMALLEST
ONE MAY CARRY THE BIGGEST NEWS FOR YOU.
READ THEM ALL
don't are in sympathy with the taw.
Aid Bootleggers
“A by-product of the wet ।
veils,
brjlliant
J* S. New pair free if noh “good wear
Here typifie American chief interest during the crisp fall days of
October and November America’s great school sport—Football,
ho^i^ands vf games are played every week-end on thousandof grid-
Buy on our Club Plan
Temple LumherCompany...
‘Telephone 111
107-6t
We have been repeatedly asked for
infarmation concerning the new Ford
and we are pleased to give our
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comers I offer to those who know Wm. Penn—9
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Crepe Satin Afternoon
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Frocks That Are Recognized
As Fashion Leaders
pee gce xeeaee S m 3c: xecexce gce xeecca.
soft, airy . easy-riding • feel-
hcating the plaintiff here when he
had yelled enough three or four
times?
GIVE HIM A (HANCE
James A Farrel, now 60, who it
is predicted will-step to the place
vacated through the.deathofE
tertapy as, chairman of the
Board of the U. S Steel Cornn.
ration. Mr Farref for many years,
has been operating, head' of the
organization.
years they
• \ •! in design and. equipped with gear:
■ 111 10 rings, pistons, cyl nders, park >• i’
XorthSide Suare
Just Not Truthful Defendant^ Well, you-all
.Judge—And why didn’t you itop know dat nigga ean lie.
Max Hermer Co.
ARNOLD ENGLANDER, Manager
‘gasoline, or any liquid old as gaA-
otine by filling stations. A lesser
number of. gallons can he use if de
We Telegraph Flowers
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Francis Ferdinand of Austria. Tlie
World War followqd.
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If you have been wanting a smart crepe satin
-frack__i,aril .।.......I'm iiftm muHI'"
bridge, tea, and the like, this . lovely, choice
group is certain to"be appealing .because it of-
fers dresses that look as though they were de-
signed expressly for you. . ■ •
Ctuular and flaring -Kins.- occasional pleats
and drapes clever pin teckingon skirts and *
waists alike. These gractously, fem?pine crepe '
a indres ar ■ ever . ingand mart.
(Continbad rom page 1)
at the lowest calculation amnta
to $6.1)00,000,000 a year. This means
852 each per annum for every man,
woman and child in Amrica.
forced. For four
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four, will be set on axles and will §
turn around and around, fora rd 9
and backward, depending on the’®
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HE-HROLGH I DE ATH
Milan Ziganovitch • dead. Whe wa -
he? Net -one. persomriathousan 1
can answer. Yetit was his act that
brought on the the g a text holocaust
in human history, t brought dept .
to millions and suff ring to millions
more. Thirteen years ago in the ob-
a
Ziganovitch and his companion,
threw, the bomb that killed Archduke
ceate a.market for their booze.
bomb throwers : pee an h their >w
ardy acts have not resulted In- war.
The roots whic .blossomed so evil-
ly lay deep under the urface. . Tu
rope was honeycombed with intrigue
riron, something to occupy l
formation we have gleaned from the #
first one source and another. Here is I
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The new Ford product will be 3
known as the Linford , taking its ■
name from Abraham Lincoln, its a • •
founder and Henry Ford its manu- 3
facturer. Some other name may be a
substituted. ,#•,
The car will be equippd withs.a 3
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The-front- af-the—radiator—w4H- -be
meshed so as to be an exaellent
mmasher of bugs, insects, other pe»-
pie’s chickeps and the like.
Situated somewhere on the car will
' a gasoline tank which will con-
bomb-throwers < Sarajevo furnished
that spark. He was aninsignifican!
pawn in -the great game of inter-i
national intrigue, and yet tlfe. bomb
he threw resulted ij the death of
choice and skill of the driver on
either the front or rear seat.
.On the extreme front end.the cu
will be equipped with a radiatom.
Plant Narcissus
not one man, but millions. So much I with what little money the
greater were the tragic results of j low him. hearing the mar
his deed than the man himself, that j onfinement, he \ ontitkt
no one had -time or thought either ■ ...<•*•.
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k --e--i i "■'r Tbe efection of those who
are a dozen. But there are a dozen
of each and a dozen bootleggers to
where there would be one, if it was
not for this propaganda. • Bootleg
news favors bootleg be oze."
Everything was in readine
catastrophe. But a snark
L usual to qther automobiles.-.
The,wheels, of which there will’ be
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Penn—5 canta—A Good Cigar
. "There .is ngt one home brew out-
man’s fit or one: hip-porkr! ?Yask t-rr where
__..1.. ha-VM. ..vita-- .belioHuw
'time is here when we sholil bi kind
to him after he in released. Dear-
l horn Independent.
_4mOther-wores,the-egefr---ad-ertsemeat4-no indication of its
importance to you. The message is the thing. ' Some of the most
important merchandise news is often printed in tiny type. Even .in
the largest advertisements you will find small type. Read, the small
"type as well as the big black type: Read the little advertisements as
• well as the large oncs-It pays. . '
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GAS HEATFRS
AH sizev from $2 SO uv —
Bonham Housefurnishing Co.
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! paign of propaganda to convince, the
' peopa mhat prohibition i a failure*
I Next year they expect to reap the
ed to-touch off the eblaze.
fires and other dooda«s.
The car will be equipped, w
pneuinatir tires, which will be pla
iver the Whels, tending ' ' give
vhos ■ act tnuchod
was never known
nendlenf, ■
A Martfhall Field Quality,, Chicago's fmest store' sells,
afid guarantees this wonderfully, beautiful Silk
S give absolute satisfaction. Silk- or lisle to the tops
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millions who di
that followed. '
"hasizns hi::
war ran never be
with responsibility or winning the
fight. 4 The League mnd > this fight
- on —a-fun fHatamurttSjuse
33c for each man, woman and child
covering r period of thirty yeara:
It was the best investment the good
■ people of America ever made.
1 “In spite of all these benefits
• from prohibition, the friends of li-
quor are making a determined fight
to get the law repealed, if possjbi ,
I otherwise te- - At*e- that-it.i-mten-
$1.65 and $1.95
. "This comes as a rosuit of national
prohibirron, in obtaining which the
TAnti Saloon League look a very
• largi part.. Generally judging by
tho .abHHe-i, we),.,.; sr,.. MVcnrUfll
the prohibition question; and to
one car and otif the other -The < m-
: monest thing is to make the man «
record •a perpetual handicap against
his attaining any degree of uct <" -
‘I utside the prison walls.
j Hawever. we-are making some
endway in thr matter of ur*att
tude toward the man with a nrison
mark against him. We no .Jwivw
j subject him to the tortures that. were
few generations av 1 We
that he si given light in
block the path of the wet
was* not the cause of the war
it was merely an ercuse fm
There had bee loomb throwet
fore Sarjev, there have
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GOOD NEWS FOR PEOPLE
WITH BLEMISHED FACES!
If you are exper edeing the tor
ment. dIncomort aud annoyanre or
pimples, blotehes. rncne ‘tetter or
other eczemte skin trrttatlone it will
be Ho0d neWs for ytujto knew new
to mvI rid of thise uns’chtiy feci
blemishes.
Go in your drurust, aek ter Black
and White (intment ana ese :t Me.
cording to dtrecttons ft to pieasent
io nee. highly beneflelal, are scten-
tit Iran v snfe. *
For best results use Binck ahd
White Skin Sonp with Black and
White (intment. AU ".deaiets beft
them at amnll ccst- entsfacrtop
guaranteed.
I The engine of the car will be usual
Proven Merit nines 1889—
a? ■, 11j -sssa^,m I । I---
Christmas is coming again, as usual, ।
and, to save, timue fer the usual late •
prisoner. The
When A man. not a
heart,, ha* completed a
lence imposed upon him
and walks forth from
I’ve paid. Now •
and handr, exerci e anitar Hvin
-conditions, and we allow him at least
a few of the common pleasures of
existence. We give him tastes of
f recchmouthtethtwnt nestrimim
iy: We have grown bronder, kinder
and more tolerant toward the prieon-
carrying the hip-pocket flak. ’ Th . tain aortain-umher f gallo
ommittedjis the effort of the bootleggers 1 o‛r i-l........... lrui n
sired.
Seal.Eauinned.WithCushiensaman
‘ All seats will be equipped with
cushions -of more or less oftne
On the touring and sedan model the
rear seat will be, placed directly be
hind the’front sat. Poth seats will
bo protected fro sun. rain, et • ,
with a top.
In ffon.t of the front seat and b ■-
hind the radiator will be placed a
windshield which will serve as a’ba-
rometer. When it is raining the
wind-hield will become meared wit 1
mud, water, etc., from- passingive-
hides. •
The 4 ■ w 11 be • iided by i 9
mg wheel which will turn the ar ' •
the right, or Trt; but nevr both wa
at the same time. •*
Entrance to the car, may be gaine I '
through the doors cut somewere in
the body,- or if desired by -climbing
oyer.
The sedan and coupe models will.,
he dosed cars and the touring car
and rondstvr--will be open cars
The mne 1 chance “
> man. He *!• entitled t > ;r tha
flamelnerirys he doe • isny it Whe
ed in the shamhtes ! fact that
Ui very denth • m i amt
The world, knows now,
ganda is to create a market for th*
j bootleggers. ’It is a fundamental
fact, of psychology that when you
I hold but before people the suggestion
, that everybody else is doing a cer-
• tain thing it has two effects upon
them. First, it creates an urge with-
, in them-to go do th^ same thing
and second it tends to break down,
any onscientious scruples they maz
. have ggainstioing itez -------------
"The Wets keep the press full of
bootleg operations with occasional
interviews and articles stating that
to praise or to blame him. N
he is dead, has gone to join th
Away back in the year 1757, in his maxima prefixed Io Poor Richard's
Almanac, Benjamin Franklin said" “For want of a pail the shoe was.
lost, for want of a hoe, the horse was dost; and for want of a horse,
the rider was‘lost." So you see the importance of a little thinglike
a horse-shoe nail. ,
ling. •
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Desrborir Indi'- ociety proceeds let the plea
if you are disposed to neglect the smaller advertisements in this pa-
per, you are making a mistake. You are missing money-saving op-
portunities. You are missing important information about soni-
thing that some day you are going to buy. You are throwing away
your road-map and following your nose.
The big stores of today were'little-stores years ago. Tlity used ac-.
vertising space judiciously and became large. At first, their an-,
nouncenmients were smaller than they are today. Hut those small ad- ■
vertssements fold about real values, real savings for their customers.
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Evans, Ashley. The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 106, Ed. 1 Monday, November 7, 1927, newspaper, November 7, 1927; Bonham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1548458/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bonham Public Library.