The Hereford Brand, Vol. 15, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, July 30, 1915 Page: 2 of 8
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artflaUthat it ishopodthey willbe
br J«-
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of Croshyton
that •ill
**Tto oov or the heifers can be
toMM at leas expense to the far-
Mr thao the stear herds and yield
ta Mm dividends through the pro*
daatfen of milh and batter and the
—taining of his family which does
not exist through the handling of
stears and oeef cattle.
"It is particularly true of our
country that there is an immense
amount of waste on the farms such
as stalks from kaffir corn, milo
maize, feterita, wheat straw, and
the grass that grow around the mar-
gins of the fields. If the farmer,
who is naturally timid and retiring
and who looks upon the banker as
lording it over the situation, was en-
Da yaa toa*
Ta ftad relief
Ta
ilia;
Ta assist
Maay
too* the way.
Have used Daaa'i litoy Pills;
Have proved their worth is maay
tests.
Here's Amarillo testimony:
0. Gilvin, 800 Fillmoie Sreet,
people ia this vicinity
Or WOBLD MM • «ry 8—md
m iktLo o r
I*mm. C. a
C. L Sullivan. Own
fortiMM whea ttoy put him
Bo was always tak-
ing chances, paid a hundred for a
hull. His neighbors oalled him craay,
, hut he left a stable full of cowe that
broke the recoed, mshiwg butter by
up the chaagod coed tioos, ^ •|aai u* Bill had his picture
printed in theSqeedunk Weekly Sua.
He had newfangled notions of mak-
ing farming pay. He even bought; d Gilvin. 800 Fillmoie Sreet, Notice ia hereby given that inde
a fool amchioe to help him load huj Amarillo, Tesaa, says: found pendent letters testamentary on
hay. The neighbors fairly snorted 1 iidney 'pju, t0 b, very the estate of J. G Callens de-
when they saw the bloomw' thing, strengthening to the kidneys and I cessed, were granted to me by the
said Bill would never stake it work. h4Te nevef UJed them witbout county court of Deaf Smith County,
It wasn't worth a diag ! Bill didn't; helped Several of my grandchild- Texas, on the 19th day of June
say a single word and didn't care a j ren have ai>0 taken Doan., Kidney
durn bout what they said, fer slick piU, and the m<m MtiaUctory re.
as grease, his hsy went in the barn |uUs have followed/-
most autrttiout of
Orders far
Wahla, Kawaaa Dairy Farm,
Roaa, California. 21-Jtp
Try a eaa of our '-Fly Away"
for flies. Geo. K. Burns. Druggist.
Gtm'i Tubkei
ie equally valuable ee n
Tonic became it oootaiaa the
well known tonic properties of QUININB
and IRON. It action the Liver, Drives
oat Malaria. Bnricbea the Blood and
up the Whole System. SO cents.
|t2. STpl
rinMSS. sj
Weareri
Laundry
of cattle at the time he nseds
to conaume his waate crop, we
add to the production of our
try in meat in such way that we
have a large income from
thai portion of the farau which ia
now a waate or detriment to the far-
mer. And when we come to consid-
their new-mown hay. Bill' neigh-
bors put their milk in cans and set
'em in a tank. Bill skimmed his
milk with a machine and turned it
with a crank. Smith chops his fire-
couraged to make loans for the pur- woo<J wjth an u fiul u|ed #ome
gasolene and saws a hundred cords
a day with another blame machine.
Today Bill's wife rides in a car and
dresses up in silk, Smith's wife
rides ia a wagon and keeps on skim-
ming milk.—Es.
Dr. aad In. Wiley Here
er that all the seed that ia produced Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Wiley, of
is ultimately or in the end consumed McKinney, are the guests of Here-
by human beings, either in vegeta- ford friends of whose residence here
ble or meat foods, we can eaaily see they were unaware until Thursday
that the conserving of this cheap' They were paaalng through on a
product would add greatly to our motor trip to Roawell and the Pecos
wealth and produce for us a revenue Valley and happened to be seen by
from which we do not now benefit." Mr. Henry Wilson a former acquan-
— A. M. Hove. tance and friend. In a few minutes
Mr. E. T. Shirley *nd another old
Dr. Rucker Gone to Austin friend passed along and soon there
Dr. H. D. Rucker. one of the wa«a reunion of friends,
beat farmers that ever settled in the Mrs. W. C. Jones, and daughter,
Panhandle, and incidentally one of Mi" MarV. of McKinney who is the
the best boosters for Hereford and °{ her daughter, Mrs. 0 G.
country that ever called this place *,av'n8 been located in the;
home, left Sunday for Austin, ac- meantime. Dr. Wiley is well known
companing those boys who went from throughout the state, being a promi-
thia place to attend the Boys' Short nent 0dd He wa« ,ur*eon
Course. Doctor Rucker informed in lhe Confederate army and is still
us at the station that be was going a practicing physician. He attend-
to let the people dawn at the capitol
know that Hereford country was on
an hour before the the thunder storm Price 50c a, all dealers Dof,.,
came sail in out that way and caught simpiy ask for a kidney remedy—
his neighbors in a pinch and spoiled , get Doan>, Kldney Pillt_the Mmc
that Mr. Gilvin had. Foster-Mil-
1915. My residence and post cfEcei
address is Hereford. AH peresons
having claims against sail estate
will please present them within the
time required by law
Respectfully.
D F Ashbrock. Executor.
burn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
Some City Mottoes
Don't be the man that put sit in
city.
Save a littlemoney and save a lot
of worry.
Good roada leads not only to town
but to money.
When some one plans tn help the
town, plan to help the plan.
The best plans a man can have
tor the future are house plans.
A town is like a perambulator ; it
isn't much good unless it is pushed.
A town is like a girl. It's won-
derful what a little fixing u| will do |
for her.
You've got to be a citizen in order j
to vote, but you've got to do a good j
deal more than vote to be a citizen. !
Second hand Sewing Machines in j
good repair $5 to 10 E. B. Black Co
9tf
corner
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B.
Don't say drug store say
Drug Store
Crex Art Rugs at $7.50 E
Black Co.
J. E. Garriaon wants to write you
fire Insurance. 22-tf
E. A. Winterrowd.City Drayman.
Piano moving a ^specialty. Work
guaranteed. Phone 62.4 lOif
The Ford Garage solicts your
auto repair work. We have firat-
class mechanics and all work guar-
anteed. 26tf
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ASINGER
99
Is Always the Pride o/ Its Owner
The Singer Sewing Machine is Recognized all Over the World.
SPRING SEWING
Think how helpful a good'Sewing Machine would be to you ;ust now
in remodeling old and making new garments. The cbarm of the
SINGER and its new attachments is—you can do everything; plain
sewing, tucking, ruffling, binding,hemming, darning, hematitching
and embroidering. If you wish to try one we will gladly. bring one
to your home.
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN
With liberal allowance for your old machine.
MACHINES REPAIRED
E. B. BLACK CO.
LUTHCR BLACK' SPECIAL SALESMAN
Mr. and Mrs. A.
miles south-east of
atbaby girl.
C. Drake, 15
Hereford, have
ed the meeting of the local lodge
Thursday night. He and Mrs. ;
the map and the very best country
in the best state in the uoion.
Soon after the return of the Doc-
tor it is his intention to serve a spe-
cial chicken dinner to the ministers
of Hereford and a tew other friends.
Before settling in the Panhandle
Dr. Rucker wts in the show business
aid that he made a success of that
buainess is attested to by the scores
of other show people who hold his
friendship very high, and also by
people all over the Shouthwest who
are familiar with Rucker medicines
and the doct:r's methods of dealing
with customers. He has made the oaovra ^
..... MtUilinrkkHl to
same success with farming that he
made with the show business.
Wiley will spend several days here
being entertained by their several
friends.
It is being noised around amomg
the 400 smart set that a Gaiasville
minister recently reminded his con-
gregation that Eve did not realize
that she lacked clothing until she
ate the apple. "And" he continued
"I wish certain young women of
this congregation would eat an ap-
ple.—Gainesville Tribune.
id Sickly
IC. drfm out
belldaapthci
A trot tonic. For adult* aad child*i
KODAK PRINTS 3 CTS. EACH
ANY SIZE
All films developed
free. Best Never-
Fade work. Work
mailed out next day after
received. Refund on baii
ones. I guarantee satis-
faction.
STUDIO GRAND, Amarillo
flit Reward. $ltt
Tho reailiT* «r thin piiiwr will be
pleased to learn that ther.- In at least one
dreaded disease that science ha* heen
utile to cure In all it* ataeea. and that la
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure ta the only
fmsltlve cure now known to the medtrai
raternlty Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat-
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken In-
ternally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there-
by destroying the foundation of the dis-
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing its work The proprietor#
have so much faith In Its curative pow-
ers that they offer One Hundred Dollar*
for any case that It falls to cure. Send
tor list of testimonial*.
Address r J CHENBT * CO Toledo. O
Sold by all Druggists. "5c
Tab* Hall * Family ruts for constipation.
Credit
Credit is an estimate of your cap-
city to worry about paying your bills
which is held about you by a lot of
total strangers. Credit is also a
belief held of your ability to pay
for something long after you have
ceased to derive any benefit from it.
Credit is likewise a guage of willing-
ness to deceive yourself into the be-
lief you can afford to buy something
because you cannot pay cash for it.
If everybody paid cash there would
be no bond issues, no huge clerical
forces, no national debts, no armies
or military systems, no schools such
as exist today, no war, no degener-
ate fashions—nothing but plain, j
everyday living. Credit enables
everybody to live a fictitious exist-
ence. Nothing exceeds like credit.
—Life.
Trrsn ows ntuciioy;
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J. E. Garrison wants to write your
fire Insorance. 22-tf
Good four room house for sale.
Inquire of J. L. Johnson at block!
factory; 252t'
Kotice to Dairymen
All owners of dairy herds
n k cows should have their
m ; rcted for tuberculosis immediate-)*
ly. For information phone 154 orl
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Values
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In going through our crowded stock of House
Furnishings we find that we are overstocked for
this season of the year in many departments of our big store. In view of
these facts we are determined to relieve the situation by making extra'
ordinary low prices on many articles of most seasonable goods. If you
have in mind any article of house furnishings it will pay you to figure
with us at once, for we have just what you want and at prices that will
show a big saving at this particular time. We quote prices on a few of
the extra values we are now offering. You will have to see these goods
to fully appreciate their worth.
$.30.00 Gurney Refrigerator fl*) Cfl
Closing Out Price f/ZlOU
$25 00 La Bell Refrigerator IA
Close Out Price Ivifv
$15.00 Nansen Refrigerator «« QP
Close Out Price | | ijQ
$6.50 Bent Wood Settee I a*
Close Out Price
$5.50 Oak Lawn Settee • W
Close Out Prices
$7.50 Porch Swing *
Close Out Price 3lw3
$3.00 Folding Push Cart a
Close Out Price Il'w
$32.30 Kitchen Cabinet, Hoosier ma nm
Close Out Price
$25.00 Kitchen Cabinet, good value a>m yw
Close Out Price I Oil 9
$15.00 Kitchen Cabinet, good value aa ftp
Close Out Price | ||gg
$10.00 2-in Continuous Post, Brass A
Finish Iron Bed VIIV
$6.50 401b. All-Cotton Mattress, roll edge and
art tick J
Close Out Pri<~e Hi I 3
25 Year Guaranteed Steel Coil Bed 4 M
Spring. Close out Price Olwli
All Brass and Iron Beds as well as our en-
tire stock ot Mattresses and Springs go at a
25 per cent disccunt in this sale.
$35.00 Automatic davenpart m#||
Close Out Price WCTl I D
$10.00 Library Table a mm
Close Out Price OlIW
$7.50 Spring Seat Rocker m
Close Out Price ^
$17 .50 American Quartered Oak a*
Chiffonier IZlwW
$15.00 American Quartered Oak «« jw
Princess Dresser I li^O
$8 50 American Quartered Oak A mm
Dining Table Vfiw
$8.50 Set of Six Dining Chairs m mm
Close Out Price a9
20 per cent reduction on all Liaoleums and
Art Squares.
A Room Lot of Wall Paper, 10 Double
Rolls, Close Out Price wDC
A Room Lot of Wall Paper, 10 Double a jp
Rolls, Close Out Price laTW
A Room Lot of Wall Paper, 10 Double a mw
Rolls, Close Out Price IiJu
Wc have a large stock of Wall Paper to se-
lect from.
A cordial invitation is extended to one and all to visit our store and in'
spect our Extra Mid Summer Values which are too numerous to mention.
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Guthrie, B. F. The Hereford Brand, Vol. 15, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, July 30, 1915, newspaper, July 30, 1915; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth253815/m1/2/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.