The Hereford Brand, Vol. 19, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 17, 1919 Page: 2 of 10
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MRS. BOUSE WIFE:
Don't do the lawn and garden
work yourself;
make that man
supply himself with our
PLOWS
HOES
GARDEN TOOLS
RAKES
CULTIVATORS
ETC
COMING!
Medals made from captured
German cannon will be given
to every worker in the Victory
Liberty Loan campaign. It just
goes to show that the Govern-
ment appreciates what its sol-
1 diers at home have done toward
— 1 i.. i. in i ... _ — winning the war. It will mean
THE HEREFORD BRAND
what the Distinguished Service
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY BRAND PUBLISHING COMPANY rfmm mean8 t(* the American
HOLMAN t STECSMAN. r. « . <. i w,|rfier
April IT. !M. In tb« poalcSke at Hmfetd. Tom. n Meond-claae nil imU« Piral nun
bar of tlM w Inaued M. O. MM. an Iht Hartfod Rmorter: Aral number
of T> Brum* Inaued March 21 l*«.
WANT A GERMAN HELMET?
Prica $2.00 a Ymt
Strictly ■■ Advaaca
Bona Fide Victory Loan
workers will have a chance to
i BATRS-Uwafci 10caota par Una Brat Inaartiaa. T eenla par Una nthwium inaee. win one of these trophies to be
i far laaa than 26 cent*, j ClaaalAed. first insertion tc par «rd. minimum tab- ... ...
i ie per word: mlnlmom Sk. Prefaaatenal card*tt.OUpar nanth for ana inch «wa. distributed among patriotic Am-
—als lie par ainale column inch par weafc. Special rate* for time contracts , , , . -
ericans who kept the home fires
Iht Fifth Liberty Loan start* under the light of Tut .sdav night * burning, About .5,000 of these
i.ecuri nee we don't know what to souvenirs of the greatest war
think. Did you ever see such hair >n history have been allotted
on ii dog?—( anvo:i News. to this District, to be distrihut-
April 21. Everyboiiy get net.
Two weeks of warm weather
now is what we are all hegging
for. Won't that young gratis
grow!
, ed among Liberty Iamm work-
The Soaring Spring. protect ,rs b> lheir r"«nly(:h«ini.en.
Last Fall the Plain view News
announced that their eitv marshal
HERE COME THE TANKS
Tanks played an important
part in the big battles of the
war. Twenty of these armored
vessels will visit this District.
Motley County voted on a < o« ii
roads bond issue a few weeks ago
and defeated the proposition. The
Kottriug Springs Report, com-
menting upon the failure of the
hail foreeast a lighter winter, ob- issue says: "How that it is all
serving that the hair ou the north over let us get together, enlarge
side of the dogs was lighter than the mudholes. eut the lower limbs manned by hoys who actually
usual. This was argued pro and from the mesquit hushes, pave the handled the tanks in France,
eon by many leading papers of the main streets of the prairie dog They called these boys the
country until the subject seemed towns and show the world that we "Treat 'em Rough" boys, be-
worn thread hare. Only last week ;>re right up-to date. There are cause that's what they did to
Editor Adams triumphantly 11<*«i two pro.iouneed advantages to lit the boche. The tanks are fully
attention to tin- f«et that the win derived as a /rsult of the election, equipped with guns and ammu-
ter was lighter than usual with It will never he necessary to put nition just as they went onto
the exception of a few eold spells, up ign post to advise tli< lrav-'l- the battlefields, and you will
and declared that dog hair was a ing public when they reach tin- get a real taste of war when
weather indicator to be reckoned Motley county line, and if the pen these guns are fired. Eloquent
with. Far be it from this writer pie once get in here they can nevr speakers will accompany the
to re-open the controversy, hut get away."' tanks to tell you all about them.
and what it cost your Govern-
ment to "Treat 'em Rough."
Your Victory Liberty Loan
rot. A I,HURT J. ( ALDWKI.I. ! fhTTTtin* of !bZ
AMARILLO, TEXAS tanks in your county. Don't
i fail to see them.
Hat* returned from service m the Medical Corps of the I'nitcd
States Army and has resumed his practice of
SURGERY
AND DIBKAS18 OF THE EYE, EAR,
NOSE AND THROAT
Till knmra M bow to jrMd
Hut Mrlm further uuwanl
To nwt tlM* pwduw full
''•muting It a rlvli rmin),
To Imw Im'IH mm* h—lan w«al;
So Mhalt I Ikxi hear at wrwitWe
'I'h.v Savior * loving vukr;
My giaal .iwi faithful s*rviul
I Ud >>'U wm r *J« k«!
Tbi i tlie ■ lay <if Itarvtoa
HHn>I<I tli> ulMiiMiaiit *1m*&v«9
Tl* •i4uiuk •*n H> IiuihImi,
Tliat so nff the S|iirlt grieve*
Hut Ihjr reisnrti lit llie H) A of Lite
Shim* irtily well tilled leave*.
■So great bath Inspu th> lahor
A •*«■! til) rest -laill In*
Wear im*w tills shining crown ««f life
I have* |>rc|Mre«l for tliee.
Kuler tImmi Into my kingdom
Ami all uiy joy* In* tltiue
r'. r all I In* iitrniMii love tiuiu teavest
ltm|i .iow tin liuiuli'isi fohi illvlm*.
i'oiuc liehohl thy heavenly luaiirfitm
iu thy Father'* lioina* ithove
Imily I have had it Uuililetl
Knau thy tran foiuit*l iii«|*iif l^ove."
Mr . H. W. Hawkius.
INnmumI for Club Canard Pndutta.
.-..me of tlie cMUliiliK eltth tflrls orgau
laetl l«y the Ihiiuc •leni.<ii-lr;ilSH> agent*
of IIh* I'nlletl Stale* Itctmrtineut of
Agriculture ami the State agricultural
••"lleae* litiliau- their miiriiuii kuowletlat
tally to provlile the fuiuily talile with,
l lciity of fruit and vetfi*luhl«* . Tlie
larger iiuiiiImt. iumevei, iH>t only i>ra<*-
tice what they have learned for rln-
ltt*net>i of their fauiilio, lull Increase
their iiM-taue* liy ni.irkciinc the -ur
IJ us. The Mtfeut* who have In l|iei| tlur
ing the <-alining later assist in ttie
marketing <>f th.* j ro«luc;-.'. TIh> uni-
form exii«lleuee of I he 4-11 I •rand make*
It a ittuiitaralively eiiwy ta*k to ke *|i
a cte*loilH*r owe he ha* il*«*l Mm* pro-
<llK*ts. The agent in .la*|a*r <'«Hllity,
Miss., has founu a retely *aie «It Ii a
IiuiiImt eoiuiNtuy for the canned fruits
ami vegetahtew her girl* wi.*l to * -ll.
one <lay in March $17.1 worth were
weighed. m I«I. and :hi|t|Msl to thi* coin-
(Miiy. The demand Is constant, lastiuse
the huyer r«*|H rl* lhat llie <*luli girl*'
• iiuiKsl giH l> are tlie Iip*i he has found
i.ii the nuirket.
i' |itain K. M Stewart, xeeretary of
llie Hureail of Mil iicl|>ul |{; >earclied «.f
rh«* fiiiterdty of Texas. iUiiioiim-e*
Mint f he iilililial eimventii-ll of (he
l^eagtie «*f T«*xas .Munh*i|ttillties will
lie lield at Swi**twaler. Max 1 11.1.
CoMa Causa drip aa
LAXATIVE BR0M0 QUININE Tablata
caiue. There la only oaa "Braaa
E. W. GR0VETS denature an baa. 30c.
98.50 at Car for tkia
50e extra for any stae delivery
Better atoek up now—the price in*
ereaaett each month.
McQueen Grain & Coal Co.
Telephone One
4^*
Millett
Seeded Ribbon Cane
Sudan
Red Top Cane
Salt, Kafir. Maise
Hereford Grain Company
In OM Can BMf. Phone 248
THE MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASE
No ergana at tha tinman body > w
Initio' t u* l h ui'h ati'l i< i«K 11 r«- the
kidneyi" When they now up and com-
mence to laic .u their <1<itlaa. look out'
1*1 rid - at what ti.e trouble in— without
Whtntxir you fee: nervoua.
weak, tllma* nuffer from si<M>t<lan*tiean.
or have imIiim In the bat-k—«#lf *p
at ntute. y< ur kldneva need heli'. Th *e
nr« algna to warn van that your k >1
neva *re not iierformlnit their fnar-
tlona properly. They are nnlv half
itmnr their work rnl ate allowlnir "><-
purltlen to a«> umulala and he convert-
ed into uric ncol and other poinoric.
which ari* . Miming xou iIihIk kh ami will
destroy you tinlena t he x are ilrivaa
from x our syatem
let sot. i'l.t' MKI'Ai. iliutrletn OU
Capaules at once. They are an old, tried
l>. epairallon used all ov«r tna world fo -
■ entxirle*. Tnry contain "nly old-faah-
lo>ied. pootllim; oil* •■omliiAed wt'h
*t ren*i h-«i\in«f anil ey lein-« lean*ln*
herbs, weil known and used l>y phyai-
•••an* iii "h*<r 'taJly tiractlo liuLi'
u::i > \L Haarlem Ou < 5aj .':l«>e are ini-
pot lixl I; -M * fri>m th«- lal.orator len In
Hi. lair! Thi-v are conxeii. nt to tak«.
and x« ii -n lier Klve prompt telief «r
your 'mmo will be refi.iidert. A*k for
theeii .t ri« drut' etori. t• ■ t I. ■ xuie to
ft t'ie .>rli."!i.a' '•np< *-'«-d (SOI.
MKl *l. brand \ccept no •ubatltutca.
Ill evaleil pai kare* T'ir«-« •"H"
Temporary < tffices
Rooms 20-21 ('arson Hldif.
Residence I'honc 1532
t >fficu Phone 791
SEE GREAT WAR FILM
SERVING
YOU!
who own an automobile—that 'h our business. Wc have care-
fully equipped ourselves to take care of your ear repairing
work. Our maehanics are the hest to he oblain«><l anywhere.
And we keep in stock.
flood Tasinis
<«ood Inner Tubes
Good Motor Oil
Etc.. etc.. etc.
We earrv all neccKsarv SI'AEE
PARTS, and everything viae that
ifOos into the equipment and up-
k« ep of a mmlern uutomoblie.
GARAGE
aod Machine Works
23
Among the pictures which
will aid in floating the Victory
Liberty Loan is the remarkable
film. "The Price of Peace." in
the taking of which one of the
photographers was killed. The
film tells the animated story of
the great attack at Thateau
Thierry; shows a German air-
plane being destroyed in the
air: shows a field gun and its
crew being destroyed by a high
explosive shell, and concludes
with scenes of the American
Army in Germany. The film is
5000 feet long. This picture will
be shown without admission
charge in as many theatres as
can be reached during the Ixmn
campaign.
I
WATCH THE SKIES
Probably every one of you
has seen an aeroplane in flight.
But how many of you have
seen it fnake a landing? How
many of you have seen its pilot
at clone range and have talked
with him about it? You will
be given the opportunity to see
these boys and to talk with
them. Arrangements are l>e-
ing made to secure planes to
visit the majority of the town#
in the Eleventh District during
the Victory Liberty I.««;n drive.
Remember the aeroplane, the
"eyes of the Army" played a
big part in winning the war.
Watch the skies.
The Banker of
Today
is a hu>iiics>. man in the fullest meaning of the word. lie must be
able to speak the language of business—to meet the business men
more than half way in the close relationship which exists between
the hanker and his patrons.
The officers of this hank are vitally interested in the business of
this community and alive to the needs of it* people and the pro-
blems confronting them.
We therefore extend to every ranchman, farmer, merchant, wage-
earner and other business people iu this community the full court-
esies and services of this institution.
Your business in appreciated
First State
& Trust Co.
A Bank Whow Resources are for the Benefit of its t'nstotners.
M
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The Hereford Brand, Vol. 19, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 17, 1919, newspaper, April 17, 1919; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth253995/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.