Wichita Daily Times (Wichita Falls, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 297, Ed. 1 Friday, April 23, 1909 Page: 10 of 10
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Personal Mention.
Dr. Dice of Burkburnett was here on
business today.
W. H. Ellinger of Petrolia was in
the city today.
, H. B. Martin and family of Amarillo
were in the city today.
G. W. Wigham of Burkburnett waa
transacting business here today.
John W. Dale of Poolville, Texas, is
* ta the city visiting his daughter, Mrs.
C. E. McKeehan.
Miss Bell White of Iowa Park was In
the city today en route to Burkburnett
to vtist relatives.
Mrs. E. Chandler of San Angelo is in
the city visiting her son, J. R. Chan-
dler and family.
Mra. Chas. Irwin of Newcastle is vis-
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.
Knight, near this city.
- I Clinton Priddy of Clarendon was
' here today meeting friends while en
route to Munday on business.
Mrs. W. L. Lawler of Dundee, who
has been visiting relatives in this city,
returned home this afternoon.
E. W. Hensleigh of Blanchard, Iowa,
is in the city prospecting. He is the
- guest of M. J. Gardner and family. -
Dr. Bacon Saunders of Fort Worth is
here today and performed several suc-
cessful operations at the Wichita Falls
sanitarium.
Secretary Gohike left this afternoon
for Quanah, where he goes to accept aa
invitation to address the Quanah com-
mercial club.
Rev. Abe Mulkey of Corsicana passed
through the city today en route to Ver-
non, at which place he will conduct a
revival meeting. • ^
Mr and Mra. W W. Perry of Nac-
ogdoches have come to Wichita Falls
— to make this city their home. Mr. Per-
ry will engage in business here.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Cunningham of
Petrolia and Miss Dora Landrum of
Bowie, a sister of Mrs. Cunningham,
are in the city. Mrs. Cunningham has
been a sufferer from blood poisoning
for some time and is here for treat-
ment at the sanitarium.
A MATCHLESS COMPLEXION
in the envy of womankind. ' 'Her face
la her fortune,’’ is as true today as
when the expression waa first coined.
We have in stock
FACE BEAUTIFIERS
of "matchleoa" purity as to ingredi-
ents, and offer them to you for April
use. Better come in and get a sup-
ply, as these spring winds are horrid,
ain’t they ?
Mater Magner
— DRUG COMPANY -
Free Delivery to Any Part of the City.
THE MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH
New York, April 33.—Market opened
quiet. Middling, 10.45, 20 points low-
er. Sales 100 balee.
lay
Cotton—New York Futures.
Opes High Close
.......10.34 10.34 10.20
July .......... 10.34 10.34 10.19-20
October
10.09 10.13 9.99-00
Cotton—New Orleans Spots.
New Orleans, April 23.—Market for
spot cotton opened quiet and 1-Ide
down. Middling, 10 3-16e. Sales 950
bales. Due to arrive 350 bales. -
Cotton—New Orleans Futures.
The future market opened and closed
steady.
May ..
July ..
October
Open High Close
. 10.22 10.32 10.18-19
. 10.50 10.50 10.35-36
. 10.09 10.09 9.96-97
Cotton—Liverpool.
Liverpool, Eng., April 23.—Spot cot-
ton, 5.49d. Sales 8000 holes. Receipts
3000 bales. :
Market for futures opened barely
steady and closed quiet.
Open High Clos:
April-May ....
May-June ....
June-July ....
las; C. C. Cunningham, Dallas; J. W.
Blakey, Dallas; L J. Polk, Sherman; July-August
W. 0. Winfrey, Dallas.
Oet.-Nov. ..
.. 5.37 6.37
.. 5.37 537
., 5.38% 5.39
.. 5.43 5.43
.. 5.33 5 33
5.26
5.36
5.39
5.42
5 33
Arrivals at the St. James.
J. R. Waldo, Mason City; Thad
Fresh round green snd wax beans,
new potatoes, lettuce, mustard, green
onions, tomatoes and rhubarb. Straw-
berries arriving daily. Phone 64.
296-21 TREVATHAN & BLAND.
- The citizens of Harrold, the prosper-
ous Utile Wilbarger county town, will
vote on May 14th on the question of Is-
suing $12,500 bonds with which to build
a new school house.
Be Burs It’s Pure.
Our drugs are pure. Our soda is
cold. Our jewelry is guaranteed.
293-6t
E. S. MORRIS & CO.
Marriage licensee were issued yes-
Verday to Reed R. Davis and Miss Jo.
Shaw, Dallas; 8. W. Smith, Chicago; sie Sanders and to Samuel Campbell
E. L. Gross, Houston: J. H. Isett,Hous-
ton; J. H. Kelley, Fort Worth; C. Car-
lock, Winnsboro; D. H. Wood, Dallas;
W H. Davidson, Dallas; L. K. Rey-
nolds, Oklahoma City; R. C. Crow,
Dallas; E. Jones, Jackson, Miss.; R. L.
Mayhew, Dallas; G. w. Byers, Kansas
and Miss’Laura M. Smith.
If you want a new hat look our line
over as we receive new shapes and
frames every few days.
294-4t
W. E SKEEN.
Ladies free at the Tent Show Mon-
City: W. W Campbell, Chicago: L C , , .. .
t .day night, with or without escorts.
Perry, Chicago; Tom Jones, Dallas;
L. F. Gibson, Kansas City; J. T. Jeter,
Colorado; Bob Bledsoe, Oklahoma; J.
W. Nossell, Tulsa, Ok.; H. R. Reilly.
Waco; A. C. Benge, Fort Smith, Ark.;
E. Rulfe, St. Louis; Robert Jones, Dal-
las; W. Bajers, Abilene; E. F. Till-
man, Fort Worth; J. H. Higgenson,
Denison; Ed Dickson, St. Louis; E. D.
Steele, New Orleans; Geo. Englehart,
Archer City; Ct H. Martindale, Guth-
rie, Ok.; D. J. Hundly, Chicago; S. W.
Lawson, Fort Worth; J. A. Foreman,
Oklahoma City; H. Sterling St. Louis;
E E. Smith, Fort Worth; J. F. Conroy,
Portsmouth; E. W. Hempsrig, Blan-
chard, Ok.; F. M. LaRue, Fort Worth,
M Allen aMrysville; R E. Brown, Dal-
296-3t
Red Band Union Made Tobacco.
257-tf
SHERROD & CO.
Grape Juice. Phone 261. D. B. King,
successor to King A White, 287-tf
For Your Conven-
ience there’s noth-
ing like it, get a
FOUNTAIN PEN
Made by
A. A. WATERMAN & CO.
The best manufactured
Chicago Grain Market.
Wheat— Open High
May ..........123 124%
July ..........111 111
September .... 102% 102%
Corn-
May ......
July ......
Oats—
May .......
July .......
Close
122%
110%
102%
... 70% 70% 69%
... 68% 68% 67%
... 56%
... 49%
September ... 41%
56% 55%
49% ’ 48%
Fort Worth
* 41%
Livestock.
,1%
DR. J. W. DUVAL
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
General Practice.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
Wichita Falls, Texas
- 1
tie
SHIVERS-WHITE
DRUG COMPANY
Cattle— Receipts 3000 head.
Hogs—Receipts 2000 head.
Steers— Quality fair. Market high-
er. Topa sold at $5.00.
Cows—Quality fair. Market steady.
Tope sold at $3.70.
Calves— Quality choice. Market was
higher. Topa aold at $5.30.
Hogs—Quality choice. Market waa
higher. Topa aold at $7.20.
Save Sweet Potato Vines for Seed.
It has been the custom for years to
sort out the little long potatoes grown
from slips and then bed them out in
the springs for draws. This plan is
good, just like the good old ways. just
like the good old one-horse farming;
but it is out of date and two months
behind the up-to-date methods.
Here is my plan. When my potatoes
are ready to dig, I go through with my
vine cutter and cut the vines and let
them lie in aun and wilt from two to
three hours; then I gather the large
strong vines and carry them to the
bank prepared for them, and bank
them up just like I would the potatoes.
When it is time to bed out my potatoes
for draws in the spring, I take out my
vines and stick them out instead, and
before the draws are up my vines have
taken root and are doing nicely.
j By the 1st of August I have potatoes
ready for market, and get the fancy
prices of the year. In doing this I have
more bog feed, and less labor from
banking snd bedding, to say nothing
about the trouble of getting out draws.
I simply prepare all the early potato
ground and at one setting put out the
entire patch and am done. Now, I
would like to have everyone who reads
this Just try it next year, and then
give results, together with the amount
saved. You have no Idea the hoeing,
the worry and the vexation it will
save; and the earliness of your crop
will make you from 50 cents to $1 on
every bushel. You know it is the early
bird thst catches the worm. Now try
it.—A. H. Moorman in Southern Farm
Gazette.
9-(-(-(
hoenix
THIS STORE IS THE HOME OF
Hart,Schaffner * Marx Clothes
n2M22 Mn
HERE ARE THE BEST SUITS
It in no easy to be
well dressed at so
small a cost now a-
days that we wond-
er no many men
are not better dres-
sed. % When you
find it convenient 4
to come into this
store and buy
Hart, Schaffner &
Marx Suits
ready to wear, with
a style and all-wool
quality and tailor-
ing such as you
find‘in no other
clothes. It's ”
strange that any-:
body can be per-
suaded to do any
other way.
IN THE WORLD
$20.00 to $40.00; others from $10 to $17.50
KAHN
THE CLOTHIER
Notice to Reading Public
SHIVERS-WHITE DRUG Co. have accepted agency for
the FORT WORTH RECORD and solicit the subscrip,
tion of every responsible man or lady in Wichita Falls.
We will deliver the record to any part of Wichita Falls,
daily and Sunday, for 75c per month and guarantee good
delivery.
Shivers-White Drug Co.
Remember the children’s matinee.
Saturday afternoon. Doors open
promptly at 2:30. Special program for
the ladies and little folks. ' 297-1t
Extra, at Majestic, the Texas favor-
ite, Jimmie Martin, "De Tennessee
Coon, Dot's All.’*
297-1t
GO TO
J. H. Paun
THE OLD RELIABLE .
TAILOR
And see his NEW SPRING
SAMPLES. 160 piece goods to
select from. We also have put.
in a line of
READY TO WEAR h
CLOTHING
Ladles free at the Tent Show Mon-
day night, with or without escorts.
296-3t
In buying millinery, don't purchase
until you look over our stock.
294-4t
W. E. SKEEN.
which I invite your closest inr
spection as to quality and price
Cleaning and Repairing
a Specialty.
Fifty-cent silk nulls only 20c.
294-4t
W. E. SKEEN.
Nye's Big Tent Show will be here
all next week. Ladies free Monday
night. 297-21
All work Strictly Guaranteed
Up- stairs over Tullis’ Paint
Shop.
3-(-() - E—--
bob
ry Duster
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608-610 OHIO AVE.
TELEPHONE No. 35
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V V • A A. V ‘
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Wichita Daily Times (Wichita Falls, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 297, Ed. 1 Friday, April 23, 1909, newspaper, April 23, 1909; Wichita Falls, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1703866/m1/10/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.