The Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 285, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 3, 1915 Page: 5 of 6
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TBI ABILXWI RJPORTlR ABILINE T1XAK.
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HAVE YOU .
A CHILD?
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The wnen whose names foMow "were restored
... iiiiii; oiiu nK uiem Blxmt
"I took your Com-
I pound and have a nne
strong baby. " Mrs.
JOHN MlTCHElA. Mas-
scna U. Jfi
inkham's
pound ia a
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HUGENTGOfTQN IS
ABOUT JILL PICKED
AS ItKSUIr SCHOOL IS FILL AM)
TIIEKE IS NEED OF ANOTHER
TEACHER.
DEBATING CLUB HOLDS MEET
Personal Items of Interest from Little
City to the North nml Other
Uappcnlngi of Com
niunlty
"I took W
barn's Vog
ponnd to
ystcm and'
lift E. Pink-
ibla Com-
kl up my
ave tho
dearest baby girl in tho
world.' Mrs. Mosb
BLAKELCY Conlport Pa.
"I praloc tho Com-
pound whenever I havo
a chance. It did bo much
for mo beforo my littlo
pirl was born." Mrs.
EL W. Sanders Kowlea-
burg W. Va.
'I took your Com-
pound beforo baby wca
born nnd feel I owe my
lirotoit." Mrn.Witrco
TlLLts Winter Haver.
Florida.
DENIAL BY EX-AMBASSADOR
Ily tho Assoplatcd I'rcss.
ROME. Feb. 2. Former Premier
Utololti denies that ho agreed with tho
German ambassador here
must maintain her ncutnj
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TSEKRVWN0IE
Special to Tho Reporter.
NUGENT Tex. Feb. 3. This beau-
tiful spring-like weather mnkes one
wont to get out and go to planting
garden. Your correspondent nlready
has had tho addition of a number of
chicks to tho poultry yard.
Cotton picking is about all over In
these parts and everyone is about
moved to their location for this year
Consequently our school Is very fill'
and wo really need another teacher
for the lower grades but owing lo
the scarcity of school funds we can-
not employ another now.
The Itcv. Fee returned Friday night
with his bride nnd a pleasant surprise
awaited them In the refurnishing of
Uie par&onngc nnd a pounding.
Tho debating club and literary so-
ciety had their program Fridny night
Mrs. D. M. Durrctt and little daugh-
ter from Amarlllo arc viBltlng the
former's mother Mrs. II. A. Jones
They anticipate making their future
home In Stnniford or Abilene in the
near future.
A. D. Ulackwcll returned from
Bhrovcport ljt Saturday where lit
went to' take his wife to a specialist
for treatment. for n complication of
diseases of which ho has been afflict-
ed nearly n year.
Esq. F. M. Arnold and A. J. Ulack-
wcll visited Anson yesterday to pay
for living in Texas and Jones county.
Misses liOralne Davis and Kcly
Mnc Arnold visited relatives and
friends in Anson Saturday and Sun-
day. Prof. Thomas of Stamford College
faculty visited friends hero Suudaj
evening.
.JThc RcV. Fee filled tho Methodist
pulpit Sunday morning nnd night.
Mr. R. D. Dumpass from ms iarm
near Hnwley spent Wednesday nigh'
hero on his way homo from Lucdcrs
Messrs. F. M. Arnold and Hollls
Roberts paid Lucdcrs a flying visit
Tuesday.
Mrs. Clnxton Is uble to be up fol-
lowing a spell of fovcr.
Our town has been visited two
nights tho past week by n traveling
You Too Will Like the New Spring .Styles
Although These Spring models Have Been on Disylay But a
Short While They Have Already Gained Unusual Popularity
Many of the now .Spring garments Hint were shown here now form a part of the wardrobe of women who are known to be fashionable brit careful
dressers strong evidence they have been heartily approved by the most eritical. " '
The deliglitfnl originality of stj'le so evident in nil of the nerw suits eonts dresses etc. the rare skill with winch every garment has been designed
and tailored aroused unusual interest when they were first displayed and the enthusiasm over them is still as great as ever.
Deauty is not the only feature of the new Spring styles for the models arc practical a well1 iii fact more practical than ever because our own Amer-
ican designers have played the leading role in their creation instead of Paris. Make it a point to look at the price-tags there's a pleasant surprise in store
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MMtary OtylmmandCoiont"n NGW SprillQ SUltS
We have sonio of our best Bclsinger and other high grade suits now on display.
They are made with short coats in jaunty military effects! colors are arlny grey sand putty
and IvAkia also navy midnight blue and Hhepard plaids. Prices aro $2500 on up to
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AN IDEAL
KING
Connection
combines safely and good ugcLhods willy'
an inlclliironl care Tor. Ahc business
needs of customers. We leek voirfDUsi-
ness on that biktfss
Whether you
counl or not($gjw
this a personqrfnv:
the bank and talk
mailers. Your alTi
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ing institution that
ness in Abilene foi
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n an ac-
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come into
rmy financial
1 be held strict-
id vice of a bank-
s been doing busi-
over twenty-five
years may prove Jelpful.
Thi Fimtrs & Uerckjuts
lititttl Btik
Thh . Old . Established . Bank
NZW TRIMMIN OS AND FLARE AND RIPPLE EFFECT!
CHARACTERIZE
Separate Skirts for Spring
We' have just received an advance shipment o pretty sep-
arate skirfs nnd offer some vqry attractive values' in new
models and materials at $5.00 6.00 6.50 $7.50 $9.00
iiiul'w-?JL- - . $10 OO
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VERY SMALL HATS-loNE OF THE MOST INTEREST-
ING FEATURES
New Spring Millinery
You'll find striking illustrations of the new fashion ideas in
hats in our Millinery section as the express shipments arrive
from day to day. Come in and try on the new hats.
Ninter Dry Goods Co.
Afcileic's Progressive Stere
Spring -with its blossoms and
fragrance its flowcra and nun-
shine -will Boon bo with us. Wo
shall want brlghtor lighter
things to wear then.
How many of you over Buspcct
that most of tlicso things aro al-
ready to bo seen in our store?
They really aro here and thoy
aro so far abovo what wo havo
shown in provlous years that
you will wonder an much at tholr
beauty as you will at our fore
handedness in providing them
Just a Httlo beforo tho time you
actually need them.
From day to day these spring
stocks broaden Just as your
knowledge of tho now styles will
broaden if you stop In occasion-
ally to sco thorn.
comedian concerCVhlch took tn out
loose dimes.
Dr. McCrclght was out Jast Wednes-
day from Dallas revlowlng tho situa-
tion und looking Into tho prospect?
for u doctor 'hero but o do not be-
lluvo that ho was favorably impressed
as we all looked too healthy. Wo are
hoping that wo will all Btay that way
until Dr. IxjwIs gets well enough to
como home.
IMS SEN TOM.
FERGUSON FROM Bill
DIVERSIFY CLUB
MEETS AT SAMBO
INTERESTING AM) PROFITABLE
ntOGJUM HENDEKPED AND
MANY AKE PRESENT.
I. B. DUCK DELIVER!! TALK
VICTORIA. Texas Feb 'J!. A set of Judgo Prescott of Agricultural Dc
triplets Is on its way or their way
to Governor James E. Ferguson by
parcel post. They wore sent frojn
Victoria Monday preceded by this tele-
gram: .
"We understand that ybu have of
fered u prize for the first triplets that
arrive In Texas in 1915. Wo believe
victoria county Is entitled to tbe prize.
Triplets havo just arrived on tho farm
of Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Miller uud
we aroysendiug them to you today by
parcel post. (Signed)
"Victoria 'Chamber of Commerce."
So efllelent has tho parcel post sys-
tem proved that there Is no apprchen-
slon that the physical condition of the
triplets will be impaired .by the Jour-
ney to the state capital.
It may be remarked that tho triplets
aro perfectly formed and remarkably
largo for their age. Tneic commneu
weight Is thirty pounds. They are
three beads of cauliflower sprouted on
one gigantic stalk
'STATE OFFIGHU VISITOR
partaioat Speaks Or Problems
CowreiUa tho tamers
f Today.
Special to Tho Hepartcr.
SAMBO Tex. Feb. 3. Tho Diver-
sification club met at the school
house last Friday night and rendered
an interesting program to u largo und
appreciative audleucu. Mr. O'Kelley
led tho discussion on dairy farming
and Mr. Duck of Abilene made a very
Instructive talk on this subject as ho
is an expert in the study of this par-
ticular feature of farming. Mrs.
llouth and Mr. Warreu of Sambo
bchool gavo recitations. Wa were
then entertained by a first class com-
edy by two of the yjQUUg men of our
community Mr Grady Sellers jiud
Mr. B Drinker. This feature of the
program gave humor to tho occasion
and the audience bhowed their appre-
ciation more than once. Judge I'res-
cott of the Agricultural Department
then delivered an Interesting address
on tho problems coatrontlag the far-
mers today and we all were benefit-
ted by listening to this man of ex-
perience. His talk was practical and
many havo expressed their appreci-
ation. Wo sincerely bope to hayc
him with ii aaML
Ckl-ef Engineer (iodley of Fire (Jou
wissioa YlbKor ia Abileae.
i in
l Ttiff-KPhnnl Utorarv will meet FndaT
11. B. Godiey Jr.. chief engineer of night -February 5. and all are cordially
tho Texas State Fira Commission la j jnvited to be present.
now )n Abilene oa a regular tour of .
inspection. Jle will investigate con- .. . . BMH)11 1PH nH.
ditlons here and determine the key rate ' that lalrA H.ieR rontala ihous-
on nro insurauce ior mo cuy. no ei- . . hn KhnllH .. n the
pects to remain here until about Fri- imrv hft fartars. and otherJ
..I i .j i th J thousands who should become far:n
We have the best record in ttrk Milwaukee sentinel.
btato so far as tires iu tho bualpess dbr1
triet aro concerned." said Chief Clln-I .i. rj
ton Monday. -The city's lots last year Judging from the casualty rccordb
was practically nothing Inside tho lire " tt"B' "c; B"JS'r 71. i
i ....: ... . .u.. iD.rni.. .rt.what the death lists will be after May:
perty In those ParU of tho resident J. YbcQPicbenui ?y8 i
section" where fireplugs aro scarce.- fheglu. Mrgtnla Pilot
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about 13500.000 tons coiwared with
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The Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 285, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 3, 1915, newspaper, February 3, 1915; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth316775/m1/5/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Public Library.