Burleson County Ledger and News-Chronicle (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, February 21, 1919 Page: 7 of 8
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Tow Labor Counta—every ounea
of work you do helps some soldier who
la fighting over there! Thin war is being
fought as truly in the household and in
the work-ehof) a it it> in the tronchos.
Some of our American women aro
borue down physically and mentally,
by the weuknoHw* of their sex. They
aufter from backache, dragging sensa-
tion, bearmg-down pains, very nervous
and pain 111 top of bead. If they ask
their neighbors they will be told to take
A Favorite Prescription of Dr. Pierce's
which bus lx*en ho well and favorably
known for the past half century.
Weak women should try it now. Don't
wait! Today is the day to begin. This
temperance touic and uervine will bring
vim, vigor and vitality. Send Dr. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. V., 10c. for trial pkg. tablets.
lloro, Tenis.—"I
have tried doctors
for ho vera! year but
they did not do mc
any good, and Dr.
Picrcc's Favorite
Prescription cured
me 1 am well anil
bi ulthy, and hoi>e
other* will try tuo
'Pre enption*.
— V « Ikltic Park'
tr, Si.CharlttÜL.
B. Y. P. 0. Program
The following program will hf-
rendered by the IV V. P. P.
Sunday. February 2!l ;
Lader Harold liwives,
Scripture Reading leader.
Introduetion— Euna Doweli.
Talk College Attainments.
Teacher and Actor Mrs. Fitz-
gerald
Talk, Conversion and Baptism
—Tandy -John Rasley.
Talk. The Call to Mission
Work Viola Houston.
Song Union.
Talk. Marries and Sails for
India Mrs. Davis.
Talk. Work in Burma Ruth
Milliard.
Talk, In America Again Mrs
('rockett.
Special Music
f 100 Reward, $100
Thu reader* of thl* paP'T will b*
plrrtic-il In loam ttillt I herí' IB III IflMl
* 11 if* dreaded <ll*-iu«.' Il.nl *cl 'neo tin*
>«<mi utile to cure In nil un atnffea. and
thol In . «turril Cntnrrh lielnic Kr.-.itly
Jiit1i)pnci-(J bv *i'iKul condition*
!■ iulr*i éunatltutlmial treatment.
Hall' Catarrh Cm. 1 ti l"<n lnt.-rr.ally
-ii,d rn-ts thru tt'O Hlo . 1 on II " Mil' ''tis
Hurf"t the Hvit-ni .1. •
wt royii " the foiiii'lntlnn nf the «Hiten
Hi vim: tl p.- 'em tr— h by hull iihk
up th.- eo? ft 'tut Ion «'it n :'(! tlFiK mi-
l r. In '!• II..: If v •• Th pceprl.
t-.rs I iv no Mr I M fi h In t! • curative
J...wcrn of ll'tir* ' u irrli Cure th .t
i' i v ,,rr. • oik' Unt il' i ndlnrw for miv
< . I!...' ,' f 1 tf> 111 Setl'l for lint
*if t.. Mtooi-'nl*
«.J.tr. i < O' ' r A '"O.. Tolcdu.
Obi" ! ■ 1 • V '.! ! '■'5C.
Red Cross Notes
We are giving a list of the
Refugee garments, shipi>ed by
our chairman .January BOth :
1lii men's shirts.
10 boy's winter under shirts.
20 boy's shirts,
4 children's union suits,
1 bundle of baby layetts.
We are awaiting orders as to
the disposition of the knitted
garments and the wool left on
hand.
Mettle D. Mernn.
Reporter.
The Federal
Land Bank
Is ready to take tip or extend
the notes against your farm or
ranch, at a low rate of interest
and long time; or if you wish to
buy a farm, we will help you-
Seo C. A. MAIN, Secretary-
Treasurer, C. I*1. L. A., Caldwell,
Texas. 38
Ret One Dallar—Bal
One HundredD oilers
There was an error last week's
paper in regard to the mainte-
nance of Woodrow Park being
one dollar per year.
It has cost the park associa-
tion less than one hundred dol-
lars per year How can we
plant a park and keep it through
drouths and war for that small
sum ? (Some of you men who
have not joined the park associa-
tion ought to be ashamed and
make a small donation ) Some
of the members of Woodrow
Lake arc making a joke of the
error made in print. Mistakes will
happen and we excuse same,
liut the joke is on the Lake
folks, for they have failed to con-
tribute one hundred dollars to-
ward the Park as they did to
their Lake nor have their wives
ventured the "(>ne Hundred.'
That is where the joke is and
I fear where it will remain.
Yet the park is growing.
The trees are to be planted
this week and the flowers in
March.
The rtre company of our city
has offered to plant a tree in
KiLiiiory of Ben Seheffel. We
are so glad they have rallied to
this cause. It is a nice thing
for them to do in memory of the
missing ti reman. And we ap-
preciate this offer from the tire-
men, because they are the first
men to actually come forward
and offer assistance without be-
in « gently urired. _
Mrs. Matejka wants a tree,
also Mrs. Sam Ragsdale and
Mrs. Powlks.
We wish to emphasize the fact
that a man has been hired by
the month to keep the park
through the summer. It will
cost us ten dollars per month.
This money has to come from
some where, but we are deter-
mined to have the grass mown
every two weeks and the trees
and Mowers are to be watered
every day. Our large mower is
drawn by a horse and it is the
property of the ^ nlture ' lub
•he horse has been offered foi
our use when ever it is wanted
So you see some progress has
been made and we want the pub-
lic to take note of same, Those
who have offered to take a tree
will not have to visit the park
perhaps oftcner than once a
week after the Mowers are in-ow-
ing.
If any of our citizens are in-
terested in Woodrow Park, do-
nations are in order, in the way
of money, seats, swings and
electric lights.
We want to thank the city for
furnishing a wagon, team and
driver for one day of last week.
It was used in fixing the ap-
proach to the Park near the
Santa l«V Station.
We are like the cat that came
back and you may expect to
hear from us again—for we will
be back.
A Member of Culture Club.
Epworth League
Program For Snnd
ity Ledger
The Epworth League will r<^| ff"Tf>|\i|->
3r the following program Si, • *
•May. February 38, 1919
dor the following program
day, Feb. 28 :
Leader—K. S. Bowers.
Subject—The Practice
Kindliness.
Scripture Reading, Gen, XI
1-15.
Song—197.
Prayer.
Talk by Leader.
Scripture References :
2. Peter I. 5-—H Luc'
Brewer.
2. Cor. VI. 1—ft - M i Id r,J
Smith.
Isaiah LIV. m Alva V. V£
iauis.
Song 12ft.
The Need of the World—K*
u i 1
He ns lee.
Roy's Chorus Selected. 3
The Practice of Kindlines?J
Lillian Addison.
"Smiles" — Will Jenkins
Song 71.
League Benediction.
¡Rsuiaasamm*
Number 41
for
set-
ONE DOSE RELIEVES
ICOID—*0
Talr "Pal*' CoM Cfiinpim.nl" every
hour* until yuu have takrn three doses, t,
all Kri|ipr mifcry K "' i"l y>ur c;>M will *-
broken It promptly o|>nii voijr cíohkcI
nnitrik ati'l tlx* air |a«saue* o( the head;
nasty discharge or no*r running; relieves,
headache, dullness, fe- t-risline«.*, . rc thrc
«nerriuR, soreness and stitTnc s.
Don't stav stuffrd-uul Ouit blowing a
snuffling f.av voui throttliing head—notlo
el e m the world Kives such prompt relief
"I'ape's C, Id I "mp .tii) 1." v. I . ! only
ccntj at ^iiy druic store.
Octogenarian Dead
we^have^ncreased0 the blio t,l t
frani «50,000.00 to «100ooo i )' a our l"lnir
*.00,000.00. and oJZZZoZ^' *
increase made in keeping with the
growth of our institution
rie b>^
¡nsututio „ and ;:s;^y ,rwth uf °ur
ter care for our enstoinerg1 constan til' bet
manda ocoasioned by «reato,
CALDWELL NATIONAL BANK
Fine Stationery
Added to Our Stock
Notice of Dissolution!
The Ledger has just added a
large stock of fine stationery to
ts already good assortment. In
this lot is some fine Bond pa-
Pers, such as Chieftan, Ham- 8oId VV. HaVvey their^Tntire
The firm 0fJ. VV. Harvey Pur-
n i'e Co., of Caldwell, Texas
composed of J. W. Harvey, C S
an ,lj* A- R ley has. by mutual
consent, been dissolved
S ?Qd E:A- R ey having
mermill, Panola and Peco. In
white wove we have added Jau
nita, At
The remains of J. W. Porter,
Sr , arrvied last Tuesday after-
noon from Morgan, and were
laid to rest the next day in the
cemetery at Hix, Rev. E. E. Car-
rington preaching the funeral.
Deceased was in his eighty-
fourth year; and for many years
of his life lived in the Hix com-
munity, where he was well
known and where he has many
relatives. He was a life long
member oT the Haptist church, a
christian gentleman without en
einies. He was thrice married
and several children survive
luui. He had lived at Morgan
for the last, several years and
was always prosperous.
interest in the stock 0f rural-
o^LaUi,°m0bilCS' etc ' but not
outstanding notes and accounts.
am who are iodehuwi
WYATT & G1DDINGS,
Dealers Caldwell
ThfiilCrr
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Dnifiilists refund money if PAZO OIN1MKN1 foils
p. c ur.- Itchinit, llliud, Blecdlnii or Protruding Piles,
l -istnntly relieves Iti hlnit Pites, and you can Jet
restful sleep after the tlrst application. Prk-u 60c.
Eman Kostelka Dead
No Worms In a Healthy Child
All children troubled with worm* have an no
healthy color, which Indicate* poor blood, and ns n
rule, there I* mora or less utotnach distúrbam e.
(¡ROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC «Iven reflularlv
(or two or thro* week will «orlch the hlotMl. in*
prove the dIdeation. and act an a General Strennth
enlna Tonic to tho whole aystem. Natura will then
throw odor dUpel the worma, and the Child will Ni
la perfect health. Pleaaant to take. aOc per bottle.
market
iiiiHi
PURt
LARP
WOMEN FIND IT A
* PLEASURE
to buy their meats from us.
First of all, they are assured
of getting the best, freshest
of good meat; then they re-
ceive full weight, the cut they
wan j, and at the lowest price
in the city,
If you come here once, you'll
come often in the future.
OTTO IA/ENDORF
The Ledger is called upon to
report the sad news of the death
of Eman Kostelka on February
15th, at the age of Ir> years, at
his home near Dime Box. He
had been suffering for a lew
days of pneumonia, which had
developed from Spanish in 11 u
en /.a. The deceased was always
active in parish and Catholic so-
ciety work and was highly es-
teemed by all who knew him.
Th i funeral took place from the
church of St. Joseph's on Sun-
day evening, February Kith, and
interment was made in the Cath-
olic cemetery at Dime Box, Rev.
•los. Klobouk of Krenstat, offici-
ating. He is survived by his
wife and four children. The de-
cceased is also mourned by a
large circle of friends.
For Fair Treatment, Prompt Returns and Highest
Market Prices Ship Your
HIDES, WOOL, ETC.
TO
HOWARD HIDE & LEATHER CO.
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
Ask express snd freight agents for our shipping tags.
mm
IF YOU LIKE
CHOICE MEATS
you surely will appreciate the
prime cuts we offer. You'll
like their looks, flavor, and, last
but not least, their cost. A
visit here will prove that this is
the one market where good
meats are always to be had at
prices in reason.
S. BARNETT
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Rankin, W. W. Burleson County Ledger and News-Chronicle (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, February 21, 1919, newspaper, February 21, 1919; Caldwell, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth169009/m1/7/?q=%22j.w.+porter%22: accessed June 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.