The Lubbock Avalanche. (Lubbock, Texas), Vol. 23, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, July 28, 1922 Page: 4 of 12
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THE LUDDOCK AVALANCI in. TRIDAY. JULY 28 1922.
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j Indigestion
1 1 Many persona otherwise
I Timorous and healthy aa
U bothered occasionally will)
M Indigestion. The affects of
aiaoruerra nomara on lav
system are dangerous and
prompt treatment of Indices
Uoo la Important The only
medicine 1 have needed hu
been aometaijg to aid diges
tion and clittQ tb liver
writes Mr. Fred Aitiby. a
McKlunry. Teiaa farmer.
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Ti).l;i x cattle r-'. iptr
IS.iniO im.l included tlu- Uir-
pi r i cTit i.f r iff cattle I'lTiTrd
far ihm yrar. Average quality
only fair. Fed grades were
e. Nuihing prime m imy ila-s.
grade wire cli aily ami oilier
IT cs Wi rt- in active ui'm.'iM'i
for Indication and stomach
trouble of any kind. I bare
never found anything that
toucbea the spot like Black-
Draught I take It In broken
doaea after meal. For a long
time 1 tried pills which grip-
ed and didn't rive the good
reeulta. HUck Draught ltvor
medicine Is easy to take easy
to keep Inexpensive"
Ot a package from your
drngglat today Ask for and
I Insist upon Thedford'a the
I only genuine.
Get It today.
in em on
Waive the worry Cherish the
cheer.
a i Of
nt htn.iiK 1'iut.v l-uniim were J
rent lower imil sheep generally
M.ady. KiW ft t iling lanili were
niiere'd.
Todays' RaceipU
Receipts today were ls.000 I lit-
tle H.000 h..gi am! 4.0U0 nheep
compared with 17.0U0 tattle 7000
hugn and 7000 sheep a week ago.
and 16.3H0 cattle 7450 hgs and
6100 sheep a year ago.
Beef Cattle
Trade in fat cattle opened slow-
ly. The few desirable fat cattle
here were quoted steady and the
plain and common kinds which pre-
dominates were 15 to 25 cent low-
er. Some fairly Rood fed steers
brought I9.f0 to $10.05 yearlings
$H.75 to l'J.50 and grass fat steers
$8 to $8.50. Nothing- prime wag
offered and prices on the qtialily
basis were steady. Ordinary and
fair cassis sold ut $5.75 to $7.25
and showed the decline. Butcher
cattle bhowed about the same price
tendencies as istccrs. Veal calves
were steady.
Stockcrt and Feader
Good to choice fleshy feeders and
the best Ktraipht stockers and feed-
er brought strong prices. Other
grades sold slowly wth common
kinds down 25 cents.
Hog
Hog; prices were weak at the out-
set but later the market improved
and the dona was B cents higher.
The top price $10.65 and bulk
of aaes $10.25 to $10.55. Shippers
took 1200 hoes 240 to 270 pound
"Old Doc's Prescription"
FOR SUMMER AILINGS
No. 4.
If you can't be satified with the fine
drinks and eats and smokes
dispensed at the
Manhattan Parlor & Cafe
Well you'd better You're Sick
Electric Light Fixtures
A big variety to select from-also have electric appliances of nearly every
nature.
Long Electric Company
Lindscy Building Lubbock Texat
wciKhts at $10.30 to $10.45 and
bought all the light weights at $10.-
50 to $10.55. Hogs weighing over
300 pounds sold up to $tf.C0. The
top price for pigs wns $10.f5.
Sheep and Lambs
Lanihs were quoted weak to 25
rents lower with moat of the de-
sirable fat grades selling at $12
to $12.50. Light weight ewes
brought $6.50 to $7.00. I'ractically
no feeding lambs arrived.
Hortei and Mules
Trade in horses and mules started
the week at unchanged prices. Ke-
ceipts were ligkt no i.ew demand
developed.
niAS. m. riPKiN
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MarKCl uorrespwiuenv. ;
CALOMEL SALIVATES
AND LOOSENS TEETH
The Very Neat Doe of this Traach.
erou Drug may Start
Trouble.
You know what calomel Is. It's
mercury; quicksilver. Calomel is dan-
gerous. It crashes into sour bile like
dynamite cramping and sickening
i you. Calomel attacks the bones ana
! should never be put into your sys-
I tern.
I If you feel bilious headachy con-
I stipated and all knocked out Just go
I to your druggist and get a bottle of
j Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents
! which is a harmless vegetable sub-
istitute for dangerous calomel. Take
i a spoonful and if it doesn't start your
'liver and straighten you up better
land quicker than nasty calomel and
; without making you sick you just go
j back and get your money.
I Don't take calomel! It makes you
siik the next day; it lows you a day's
I work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight-
I ens you right up and you feel great.
! No salts necessaary. Give it to the
children because it is perfectly harm-
less and can not salivate. 11-18
Attractive Bargains
IVORY AND WALNUT
BEDROOM SUITES
at
$105.00
Special Prices on odd Dressing Tables from $30 up
We Specialize in Picture Framing
Simmons Furniture & Undertaking Co.
of a
The House
Deal
HIGGINBOTHAM-BARTLETT
CO. BUILDING WAREHOUSE
HARRY MILLER
Tries to please peoplekeeping the best lines of all
kinds of good groceries and selling them at a very small
profit
That is partly the reason for our fait growth !
THE H. E. MILLER
GROCERY
PHONE 86 and 140
"The fastest growing grocery in Lubbock"
The Ilippinbotham-riartlett Lum
her Company house here formerly
A. G. Mcdams Luinher Co. has
completed the foundation for a ware-
house fifty-eight by one hundred
1 fct. The building will be ronstruct-
: ed of wood frame and sheet iron the
foundation being of reinforced con-
I crete and will he used to care for
the immense wholesale stock the com-
; pnny will handle.
i . H. Atkins is manager of the
local yard and has built up an ex-
ceptional business here. He has been
ja persistent and substantial booster
' for Lubbock and he is expanding
'that business to care for the whole-
sale trade. Everything he gets
; bnck of seems to prosper and we are
sure that the Higginhntham-Bnrtlett
; house in Lubbock will become one fo
; the greatest institutions the company
has.
"HOW I CLEARED THE MILL OF
RATS." Y J. TUCKER R. I.
11 A tiii'b tt'ntrbmnn bplieve I
i have seen more rats tbnn any man.
i rioifs. wouldn't dare go near them.
fjot $1.25 pnekare f RAT-SNAP.
inside of 6 weeks cleared them ail
out. Killed them by the score ev-
ery night. (loess the rest wis
S'-ared hwrv. I'll never be without
RAT-SNAP." Three sizes 3.r.c C
$1.25. Sold and guaranteed by
Cole-Myrick Hanlvvar- &. Implement
Co. and City Drug Store.
Mcdonald spent vacation (
at san ancelo on conchos
Ale McDonald and Frank Ater
are at home again after a few days
visit in Ran Angelo at the Sam Ross
homo.
They attended all base ball games
of interest while there and spent a
great deal of their time fishing along
the Conchos where they enjoyed
splendid fisherman's luck and from
all accounts had all the fmh they
could cat at all times.
Both are highly elated over the
trip and declare the Pan Angelo
country is unsurpassed for vacation
time insofar as near to home play-
grounds are concerned.
Messrs. McDonald and Ross were
in the cattle and hog business here
together throughout the fall and win-
ter and the vacation was taken as a
rest from their long labors after the
stock had been sold.
They are instrumental in creating
a splendid home market for the feed
stuff of this section and we are in
hopes they will operate on even larg-
er scale another year.
New pens feeding troughs ete.
had to he built preparatory to fat-
tening the calves which were bought
k.n in thm full and as that Work
was done for permanency we are sure
that getting in lo mis worn rmnr
this fall will be found a great deal
more convenient.
McDonald and Ross have don a
irreat work and we heartily eon-
jrratulate them for the successful
methods they employed in carrying it
on.
Jackson Brothers
Phone 505
COAL GRAIN AND HAY
Our Specialties: Milk Feeds Cooking
Heating and Furnace Coals also Tank-
age and Chicken Feeds. We buy and
sell grain and hay in car lota or less.
YOU WANT A HOME
and
YOU CAN HAVE IT.
I ran make you a loan on the
easv Monthly pavmi-nt Plan for th-
! CNITKD STATES SAVINGS BANK
OF DETROIT MICHIGAN
and also
I ran Make you a loan with small
annual payment tt only 8 1-2 per
rent Interest with good on or be-
fore option.
I ran save you from B per rent
to 10 per rent of the amount of the
loan during the life of it over any-
thing that is being offered.
Come in and talk the matter over
whether you want to build now or
in the future.
CLAI'DE B. IIURLPUT
CITY FARM AND RANCH LOANS
Citiaau National Baak Baildin.
42-U
Try Avalanche claaeified ads.
To Stop a Cough Quick I
take HAYES" HEALING HONEY. 1
couiih medicine which Mops the cowih by
beulind the iiillamnl awl iminiea usmii-
A box o( (MOVE'S ivl'E.'-TK A 1 1
caiv-k Iiiti'Iim r.Jiin Heid Cold and
Cmiip is enclosed wiih every bottle of
HAYES 1IEAI.I.NU IIURLI. mo ""'vl
hould be rubbed on the clit and throat
of children auflermg from Cold or Cmun.
Th hralln rV of HW HIIti Hour la
tfcV lit thmat enmMivt wHh lb krauna efl-r
IMn i 0-ta-Trt Slv ibiuuaa ! pare
Uwakia am acataaenuan.
Bntb rBvslis n nartMl In imr rarm a4 lh
SM of the enmhuwd tnaiBMM to Ste.
Just ask your drufiglat fi HAYES1
HEALING HONEY.
LAND FOR SALE!
SecUona 1$. 18 and 19. Block "W
Cochran County; prica submitted t
Interested partiea on application.
Will conalder reaaonabla caak pay-
ment; balanra to suit. Proposition
open to real estate agent. First
coma first aenred.
W. J. ODtLL
Box 115 Brcwnwood Teaa
14-Z1-2S.
YOU MAKE NO MISTAKE WHEN YOU
PHONE No. 5-9-4 because thats
INMON GROCERY CO.
Ask Your Grocer for
BUTTERFLAKE
The Loaf Delicious
And you will get the loaf that
makes the meal a pleasure.
More bought by discrim-
inating people in this section
than all others combined!
Martin's Bakery
Cold Drinks Pastries and Whitman's
Chocolates
PARTY OF LUBBOCK ITES I
PICNICING AT POST CITY
A party of Lubbock people com-
posed of Mr. and Mrs Louie F.
Moore Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pink-
erton Mesara. Donald Jones and
Jack Duane and Miasea Adhna Bel-
lad and Yanry Lee apent Saturday
and Sunday plenicinr at Two-Draw
Lake. The yrenort a aplendid trip
and a moat enjoyabla time twira-
ming fishing and boating.
CARD OF THANKS
W take thia opportunity of ex-
pressing our thanks to our friends
and neighbors for ths dels and
kindneaa ahown as during the sick-
ness and death of our mother Mrs.
A. E. Nesamith. Mar the blessing
of our dear Master bo with them
forever ia the wish of her children.
Mr. and Mr. W. A. llama.
C. O. NeMmith.
A. II. Neaamith.
NOTICE
We have moved our Aratkint
laundry and Home Laundry on
j 13th. fctrei and Avenue G fleaae
! rail and see ua. A. J. Ilurkabeo
The Watkin'a Man. J-4p
C. H. Cain former eountf Mr
of Lynn county tranaartrd buaineaa
in Lubbock Tuesday. Ho ia n old
timer on the I'laina anrl we are
flad to knuw that he ia atlfi able to
a uul Tsavka.
J. W. GRAVES
& Company
CALL 319
When you want COAL
BRAN. SHORTS. CHICK-
EN ' FEED. CHOLERA
CURE. INSECT KILLER.
EGG PRODUCER. HOME
CROUND MEAL
Brine your chickens in
.td trad thorn for insocl
killer and egg producer.
On Railroad Track.
Mia Edna Hill and Ruta floras-
by of Fort Wartd ars her islUn(
al Us dome of Uiair aunt. Mrs. f. T.
Iyort. of Barrier Brvthw UeparV
invni blur.
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Dow, James L. The Lubbock Avalanche. (Lubbock, Texas), Vol. 23, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, July 28, 1922, newspaper, July 28, 1922; Lubbock, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth288561/m1/4/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .