The Hereford Brand, Vol. 18, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 18, 1918 Page: 4 of 12
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IS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO THE
FARMERS JUST NOW
Hare jg but one solution of form labor problem—IMPROVED FARM MACHINERY. It m up to you.
Hp, Farmer, to provide tools that will enable one man to do the work of two this year. We have those
tools—THE JOHN DEERE LINE. From a gee-whiz to a farm tractor, we have att the new labor-saving
machinery. We want to show you how easily you can not only keep up you regular work but actually
cacced what you have been accustomed to do. See us if you want to increase farm efficiency.
WE HAVE THE JOHN DEERE LINE ON EXHIBITION GARRISON BROTHERS
THE HEREFORD BRAND
B. INHUMAN
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
^^WtATM-Uwk I®
FROM STUDY of the Kaiwr'n speech™ and actions alienists
affirm that he haa long been insane. ' Whom the goda with to de-
stroy they first make mad."
The girl who married six HoMiera in auecesaion and secured
an allotment from each of them ahould have gone into Wall St. She
haa all the makings of a high financier.
GENERAL PERSHING Hay* that the clean life and high
ideals of the American soldier are due to the influence of the Ameri-
can mother. Do not be urpri*ed if mother puts on aira for awhile.
Who could blame her after aueh a tribute.
The decree haa gone forth—4' work or fightIt is well—an
fir as it goes. But, limited to subjects of the selective draft, it does
not begin to reach far enough. It should be made to reach alt classes
and conditions of American life; from the hobo by the roadside to the
millionaire in his limousine. "No drones in America" should be
the watch-cry till the great conflict is won.
America expects every man to do dis duty. Will public sen-
timent see that he does it T Giving is not enough, though one give to
bis last mite. Money can not win this war; but that whieh money
em buy—the fruits of toil—can and will win. The millionaire gives
hundreds of thousands to buy cannon—but if no cannon are made,
the gift is abortive.
It is labor that is needed now—intelligent, persistent, in-
creasing labor, that shall go to furnish and create those vital sinews
of war, without which our great armies will be impotent.
Bar the sluggard. Place him under the ban of a supreme public
contempt. It matters not his poverty or him millions, degiand that
he WORK—and at some needful occupation.
Labor is king, and must hold the throne until it has made
this world safe for all peaceful peoples.
SHOW YOUR CIVIC ami neighborliness by SWATTING THE
WEEDS! Keep 'em down. If your own property is free from them,
stretch a point and attack them on the highways and even help your
neighbor conquer his. All for one and one for all!
WE ARE ALL creatures of habit, and the thrift Ktamp habit
is an excellent one. Cultivate it.
WHEN THE GERMANS attempt a raid on Amrrican troops
they are monkeying with a large and active huzz-saw.
Mi** Kdith Knjjmr 1# In reeel|rt f
the following letter from her brother,
Herliert:
T. H. X. Brooklyn. Asiatic Station.
May :w. HM8.
Dear Little Sister:
1 received voar Inter ami the candy
Hh* other <lay. hut. I have hew busy
mill have neglected to write. The
candv wn* In the shape of a brick
when it came, hut that didn't hurt the
flavor any. for It wa* sure stood. Jake
says you are a regular candy queen,
and si. did «ome of my other friend*.
It melted coming through the tropic*.
Well. 1 (rue** that the Russian* have
ahout decided to «|iilt enabling among
themselves and go for Frits again.
They have minted the socialist party,
and I'm glad to *ee It too. Titer are
not going by conscription. they ifo vol-
untarily. to fight for a cause. Don't
that sound good.
We hail a hig track meet here be-
tween the American* and English We
won ftr*t In all thlnir*. The English
won two second prlste* that's all.
I took first, second and third plains.
flr«t In the shot put. second In the
discus, and third In the high Jump.
We've I ten! them at basket hall and
everything else. *o they challenged i>
to a Imat ra«-e. In a whale iwmt. We ae-
cepted and they liacked down. They
said our crew was no good, ami we
told them they were -yellow. They
were afraid we would l<ent them at
that too. They are a* wore a* a Itoiled
owl attorn It. and I expect there will
tie a battle Royal ashore tomorrow.
( fist fight .
Well wv have I teat them at every
Miiug else ami an Englishman was
never known to lick an American, so
1 suck* we'll Just lick "ell out of them
at that too then they will know how
COAL!
Cotton Seed Cake, Meal
McQueen Grain & Coal Co.
A STITCH IN TIME
tit treat a "Itludy Yank" a* they call
us. The Kngllsh sailor and American
sailor were never known to get along
any way.
I have n big hatch of curio* to send
home when 1 get some where el*e lie
side* here, and I've muni reasons for
not sending tliem from here. I'll sure
lie glad when we leave here for I hate
this place. It* worse than lonesome
here. We don't- live, we Just exist and
that's all.
Sis. I've got to stop and go to bed
Will write Msraln soon.
With lot* of love.
HERBERT.
Why Pay More?
SAVE 10 TO 25 PER CENT
BY TRADING WITH US
The Government Says "SAVE"
35c Del Monte Catsup
45c Bottle Olives, - -
35c Bottle Table sauce,
25c Bottle Pickles, - -
now 23c
now 36c
now 28c
now 14c
$1.00 Package Schilling's best tea, now 84c
35c Package Uptons tea, - - now 21c
15c Package Liptons tea, - - now 09c
Matches 2 for 15c, ... - now 05c
15c Spice, - now 09c
50c can Health Club baking powder, 39c
35c canned fruit, now 24c
W. L Sullivan Grocery
Hereford, Texas
■■ISKS't' - . ,. .. ' ,, « «|
N'e.irly 2.IKMMMA irirl- and hoys have
volunteered for the t'nited States
(tarden Army in :he Detriment of
the Interior. Their service fine lie:>r-;
n crossed rake and ln<e with the let-
ters 1' S S in Irtiic on n field of
white with ii ri*l border. The enlist-
ment entail* a |ticdirc on the twrt of
the child to use efforts to Increase
food production hy cultivating one or
more crop« under i garden supervisor
or teacher chosen for this work and to
make such re|M,rts as may In- r-t|ulred.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Announcements for Deaf Smith
County will be carried in this pa
per upon the payment of the fo|
lowing fees, cash with order:
District offices $15 00
County Offices 10.00
Precinct offices 5 00
The following candidates author
ize us to announce them for the
offiee un^er whieh they are list
ed, sub jet to the action of the
Democratic Primary:
For Representative,
123rd District:
Capt. T. J Tilson
(of Plainview)
Per County Judge:
Jae. A. Hughes
(He-election)
For Sheriff and Vuc Collector:
C. S. Pureell
(Re-election)
For County and District Clerk:
A. O. Thompson
(Re-election)
J. S. Jones
Far County Trees met:
J. J. Ward
(Re-election)
FOr Tax It:
C. P. Arthur
C. E. Lester
S. 6. Moore
Albert Murphy
A. C. Thompson
W. T. (Red) Smith
Hereford People Should not Neglect
Their Kidneys
Xo kidney ailment is unimiiortiuit.
Don't overlook the slightest backache
or urinary irregularity. .Nature may
lie wonting you of approaching
dropsy, gravel or Bright'* disease.
Kidney disease is seldom fatal if
treated In time, hut neglect may avc
the way. Don't neglect a lame or
aching back another day. Don't ig
nore dizzy spells. hut neglect may |mve
I or depression. If you feel you need
kidney help liegln using the reliable.
( time-tried remedy. Doan's Kidney Pills.
For 50 years. Doan's have lieen found
effective. Endorsed by Hereford g**<>
pie .
Mrs. H W. Brum ley. 25 Wile Ave.
nays: "Whenever my hack has ln«en
weak and liegln* to ache. I get a Itox
of Doan's Kidney Pills at Itetts-l"lark's
Driur Store, and they have never failed
to relieve me. I cmi a I so recommend
Doan's Kidney IMII* for children. who
suffer with weak kidneys."
Price Wfte. at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Pills—the s«me that Mrs
R rum ley had. Foster Milliurn I'om
pany. Mfgrs. Buffalo. \ V
Omrkmn Your
.Gray Hair
WVTVV t9WW9rm rnWm
the world's dean-
•at. aafaat, mast Mat-
tery hair mtintin.
Nota dya. notaticky.
and poaiti vcty will not
atmln lb* moat delicate
akin. No ntru to
boy. no mm t>« rod-
iia tlr.t* to annoy. Put
up In daiicatatr
Easily dtaaohrad In a llttla watar
" At aU drutctMta Ma, ar
iMUdiiweltii j4nm mmniwf-
mam.
Mat
Every hour is valuahle in farm work
thl* year, warns the iM'imrtment of
Agriculture. Avoid delays in thrash-
ing. Every hour a tlira-liing machine
is kept Idle 1 ie«nuse of breakage or
had adjustment means time lost in the
work of getting food for the soldiers
fighting to iir«>serve American prin-
ciples and America.
Precinct No. 1-
C, €. Bowman
P. W. Portia
C. V. Walker
Par CeamWewr
tPrertnct Xo. 2)
A. Oilmen
W. B. Pinner
IRe-election>
Mr Jatffce of lie Peeaa
(Pnelaet 91a 1)
Dr. 1L M. Johaaoa
J. M. leaae
\ Hw^CCvlIOO /
PUBLIC 8UE
I will sell at Public Auction
SATUMAY JULY 28.2P.M.
at my realdence on Twenty-Five Mile Avenue, o|i]ionite Jno. L.
Wilson'.* resideiK-e. my entire Household Furniture consisting of:
One Fumed Oak Parlor .Set
one Fumed Oak Dining Boom Set
One Mahogany Bed Room Set
One White Mewing Machine
One Refrigerator
t ne Art Square
Five Small Rug*
one Round <hik Range
One Xew Perfect kin Flrelem t 'ooker
One Mattress. Pillow*, etc.
IT TAKES TIE
This I* all new stuff and will lie sold at a bargain. I am going to
the Army in the reason I'm telling.
F. W. DAVIS, Owner
W. & Williams, Auct
X. B, If i«g
thla aate, you'll mifw the chance of a llflMtaM to
faraitnre at yaw mm
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Holman, Seth B. The Hereford Brand, Vol. 18, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 18, 1918, newspaper, July 18, 1918; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth253960/m1/4/: accessed March 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.