The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, May 7, 1915 Page: 3 of 4
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False Economy
Perhaps you uno fin nlum bnking
powder because you think it is
cheaper and therefore more eco-
nomical. But is it?
Loading food exports and medi-
cfii authorities have for years
declared that alum baking powders
are not safe to be used. The
chief European nations prohibit
them altogether.
Can it bo truthfully said that
an article of food so generally
condemned is economical at any
price?
Royal Baking Powder, whicl is
made from cream of tartar, adds
only healthful qualities to the
food.
The difference in cost of a
pan of biscuits or of a cake made
with Royal Baking Powder as com-
pared with cheap alum or phos-
phate of lime powders is about one
cent, which is surely too small an
amount to warrant the risk.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,
New York
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Hurals ^ JJmuutals
[The Nowm reuuentH it ■■ roadern to nuiil or |>l, .• in t)i> « . * , i| j.lv
any Viait >ri hh «-nrly in thr wrok hh | > «bl« If vou I of • ' >.*• , kit kn *+ !
them ftlso with the niune of the coimiiuriii'.-iiit. I'll ih w ill y < • •> a h ki-tj
ing i" toueh with local hiipixMungft ami will hehitthlynj-pn I ,i>i n K. ]
WHY BUSINESS MEN
SHOULD ADVERTISE
Deeply Rooted Confidence of the
Public in the Printed Page
Should Be Utilized.
"II: .. i ;m* l, . in- ss for 30 year
with «i';v. r'r. why whould I
start now?" many u bmlflwi
1'. I hi* .in ■ i.I I( J.lpp
: . i' ■ 111;iI;.i;:■ ■ r of tin' (
U 'I.'1 i ■ >'[ .rilill • ((111 I . 111 >. this 1H a
Vciy Ii,-r :| ,j111 s1.11• n for the feUliilt '
w I" ha ! hit up a protll
ahli be iti1 will ill advert! ;iik
Mr l,l|ipi;ian, titiif am!
rneili.i I are chuiipliir, and Urn huc
i'1" ' .ih i tunn it. chanI'.tnj; hie
la'.' . <|i!ii:l> Tln-rn WllH a tin:'
wl. ' w i a. i : i ml truv. lei. u. • •
tli' • ill' '.ii| N' \. adaj'H who wouh
not si it'.'
a time when Mir «I
i;i It ' le|i phone « * re coti
j Fideri il t(,y . imil llhccl Oil 1 > !>>* tin
a d' ' bn ale i men. Advertising
i Ih mi Vdlu'. ion lib tin e inventions
I ■ ei. il inn i a ' pi e,|, ens.
an i 11 iioiny of eomniunii.ition.
it ir 11/.. the en r KruwiiiK read
| i!'■: ' i ' i f 11. pubtii Kilty years
ai ' ;: - ■ • 'A>i, only ,"i .i lie ; pa pel' -
ai.d pei ior|i. :i) ; i iiip, country To-
(la ' I i i- . I , ■ ill '| I (lay peopli
:
pi inted word i il' III, land.
And 1.' mm - ', i wo the pritiled
pa o! the ' l"li ,t lieadei'' of our
spelling days to touay's newspaper!
V . ' ■ e i I'll f|- : pel solUll "11: erva
t : r.,! • '. IT ' ■ 11 I only a drop
eomp: 1 ii to iiiit i eean of lnforina
Hon (11 'aiiieil trotn reading.
'I i ■ I uiidamt'i t al eff, i-t ( f the
" • 11 pane: on the publle mind
w 1 : a i al I'd l>) I lii name of this
continent. It w.i ; not named after its
'I n i but ithoi11 i.tr„ ial de
• • ' ' Vile I 1 'O Ve. pneel, th'
• :>ii ti: ■ ■ - • ii wiiat It looked
lii." iii "black and white."
I he i ail a;, 1: liit ho deeply
■' ! Ui.'il we readily place conll-
j|®Y()
Your money will go farther at j
the Racket Store. .1.11. Friedly.
Mareshal Neil tlour, Meal etc.
Miss Marshall of Houston is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ii. I'. Mr. and Mrs. Kinetic Crow
Young. were in town the First Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. VV. I. Cook left ,\|I kind of sewing machine
iesday for a visit in Ft. Worth needle: and shuttles at the Iiack-
and Dallas. et Store.
Mrs. J. K. Allen, Miss Rertha Mi -■ Lillian Councill of 1'ari;
Allen, and Mrs. Kelley were i • i ••!••• vi utin • her sister, Mi .
shopping in town Friday. M >n -ra Cnaticill.
Judge .1. A. King attended the
graduating exercises of the Me-
Mr.-. Cunningham of Corpus
C sli i vi.iting her mother,
ran High School Tuesday night.
Mr. .1. (). A. ('lark of Huck-
!i . M. M. Adamson.
Mr-. V.\ Casey returned
M i ■: ' .'i la-r visit with Mrs.
aby, who had been visiting hi.- Ha|.. , , ;i , -IVmpUl
son, Rev. (). I'. Clark, returned
home Mondav.
NEWSPAPER IS THE BEST
Only Successful Medium for Advertis-
ing Real Estate, Says Success-
ful Broker.
"Ileal ! at at e \dvertlKlliK and What
It Ac imp! hi ■ " was the Hubjoct of
iui addi' ii delivered before the Cen-
tral V. M A. of I'hlladelphla la: L
week by \\ iiliani (1, (Jlciin, a real (-,■:
tale broker.
lb declar■ ! that newspapers and
signboards w.-re ll only sucCHssfui
mediums for adverti I!;,- real e: tale,
I that the newspapi r advertlseiiioii!
: Ho create; t niCcess, bee.'UI " II ' "
completely covers the available terri
tory. The advantai'cM of adverta-'iui;
ill 'la I...,( I iper, lie ...lid, is ttial It
1'etH the broker a lead By Ibis he
meant it brought answers from pre ■
I" , tUc buyei.-. and gave the broker a
chance to explain ionic i f lii; prop
ertles and lo IntereBt the buyer in
some one of them.
Mr and Mrs. II. Robert, Mr.
and Mrs. (i. T. DeLafosse and why it pays.
Don't send oil' for shoes, you dang', tor attended the Bank' \ \- r .m i..ca: .11. -• >-.ii
can be fitted and see what vou ,,prnjng Saturdav ' "v""1 ;il '« ||,;' ri>a
are getting at the Racket Store 1 " lh '' •^<■^ ""..,,1 „i ".
Reasonable prices.
Health Piomotes Happiness.
Without health, genuine hap ,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hi;'/ell of pin- is imp. -ii.ie; wit ho 1:
Styles, Texas, are here visitinc ; <■>■''' 111 '-"u ■
Mr. Hiz/.ell's parents. Mr. and movement you cannot hav, h« iltl
u . Whj neglect keeping bowels open ■
Mrs. A. It. Bizzell. and risk being sick and ailing?
N't mi don't have to. Take on<
Kirseli "Holdbacks" protect wall Dr. King's New Life P
your curtains and hold them •" 1 V
. i have a full, free bowel movement
evenly anil artistically when you antJ much l)ettc,.f Helpy ir
want them away from the win- ;;pp. • i ■ | dij. tion. Try 01
(low. T. A I teats ;-. lis then luni" i .
I ay
pays
hi
In addltl
a bnnlrii shu
.urn and !
the people
The
I ii a r
to that nothing
i ii well m ;. i ki e|
• ■ coimtantly be
r example l'
. i ;|]p ( ;. , j.
naturally ttji
in mi ration of
b
tin
ir I!
:asli $'
<*> V <3 /Ji-x
cS
The €
Kverythinaf in
..Groceries; " ■ '
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* plil It hr m
;' I -t. i ut t • i
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f j by yf r t. nt.
J ' *'t i- -
* m.:krr.
n Want
•" ;:xrr-r: -
As wc sell for cash only, we can make u
you closer prices than you
can gel elsewhere.
W PackuiR hons'j ste.iKs. sai;;,iHr:
Al the Sedwick & Cook stand.
I J. S. ricComb & Son
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Drifting
RIcitit VV
iij Ftfpt Again.
GOOD
ROADS
EXPENSE OF GRAVELING ROAD
Problem of Graveling Highways at
Moderate Con 'lolvecl by Cotnmls
sioncr lit o nliardt of Idaho.
Kvldi r tlj Otto Uhidnhardt., comma;-
iii.in-i i • c \ impa hii hway (li trift,
I'aiivoii (. mty, Idaho, la. nolved tlio
problem of i-Tir.'e||ni; the lilnhwayn at
tia de i a to coat, writes i! K. Stephens
Ii I a i r i'ii Id and Farm Thren
• • i-" lie decided to i',ravel the dls-
tr ' ', in- i,r the boulevard between
'.'an.pa inn] Caldwell. A half mile
■ i . . I- ' in creek runs parallel wltll
l!a boulevard and there an abundant
■ :; pl> of ravel was procured Forlu-
iiateiv the very heavy trallic Incident
to La::! : i- rail ' and I i«-;f for the ill-
LISTEN
No matter what you may need in the way of lumber
and other building material your best interests will be
served by making your wants known to us. Let us
make vou an estimate.
Rockwell Bros. & Co.
Lumber Dealers
ob 'trie line track cut through
the navel, inixi11:r the underbills siill
ith the :. iperitiipi, ''d j!ravel ill unit-
all" |K..| I'M ion:: for n in. i • 1 a a. a firm.
loth roadbed. \ | • t • - a ■ e of (
: month or vulcanic adi soil mixed with
f-ra-.el makes a hard, smooth roadbed
a.a III.;, !;, to ah mil the rainfall. Tlio
n : ult on the boulevard has been to
serum a very serviceable roadbed
i i !y eomii,eiid"d by local and I'nlted
States eiiaint'crs.
l'nder the in: plratlon of Ihls sue*
oc-ssful roadbed a ne'mliboi'hood lying
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r. t.-. . > v ww ;. • • 1 .... rl-oM^.v *
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CALOMEL IS MERCURY! IT SICKENS!
ACTS ON LIVER LIKE DYNAMITE
iincm iiiro wun int'nuim'< i ine coiiununirunt. ininwniK" ( y u.'nn l m* JNtnm ; *. kcej • !! j • i| |m :t" It • at all
ing in touch with local liapOPniniifBuud willbrhik'hly apprrM iated. I .mtok.) pi , t i:. . - ;ut ry <*c>t.
B- ' peepb We
l.evi r cenuti-d tlleni. We read It We
Good hay for sale at Renfro's. Ron fro carrit-. the best lino « ('r"i' : worth
dried fruits. , ' We npVl'r ,,RUrcU " u"'
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crow wore T« miiizi- this general hunger for
in town shopping Saturday. ^ Morris went to hasUaiu! 11
on legal business Mondav. " r l: 1 ;1' u,i!:
col. >j;i: ' habit of the public l
j locating ulong tin milit fi iiuented
Just roeieved at Renfro's fresh thoroughfar. .• i-ai t (ii. i.j u<
view.
"Dodson's Liver Tone" Starts Your Liner
Better Than Calomel and Doesn'l
Salivate or Make You Sick.
Listen to me! Take no more sirk-
miii!', sal IMit ilig i :iI'Uni'l when bilious or
ceia 1 ipati d. Don't lose a day's work!
Ciilomi'l is niiTi'iiiy or (iiiicksilvor
which causes necrosis of the bones,
Calomel, when it comes into contact
with Huiir bile crashes iti• it, breaking
it, up. This i i when you fii'l that awful
nausea and crampim' If you are slug-
gish and "all knocked out." if your
liver is torpid and Imwels constipated
or yotl have head.-iidie, dizziness, coated
tongue, if breath i< bad or stomach sour
just, lake a spoonfnl of iiannless Dod-
son'a l.ivcr Tone 011 my aauiriintee.
Here's my (Tnnranteo—Co -to any dniR
store and get./a .10 cent liottle of 1.Uni-
son's l.ivcr Pone. TnJco a spoonful to-
niglit and if it. doesn't straighten you
right, up and make you feel line ami
vigorous by morning I want you to go
back to the store and get your money.
Hudson's l iver Tone is destroying tlio
sale of calomel because it is real liver
medicine; eat.irely vegetable, therefore it
can not salivate or make you sick.
I tfliarantoo that iuic s|ioonful of IUmI-
son's l.ivcr Tone will put your sluggish
liver to work and clean your bowels of
that hi hi r bile and constipated waste
which it clogging'your system and mak-
ing you fin11 iniscriuile. I guarantee that
a liottle of Dodson's Liver Tone will
keep your entire family feeling flllc'for
inoii11.-. i live it to your children. It la
harmless; doesn't gripe and they like its
plci ant t.otc.
• am IEB (X3CE3KBDBU3S iX
Fine Stretch of Road In West.
tu the west, railed Orchard avenue, de-
cided to gravel on the following plan:
The fanners to donate the use of
teams and wagons with dump boards.
The Na in pa highway district to provide
grave 1. usually donated by those who
have It, pay tlio ahovelers and a man
to help dump the loads and also spread
and smooth the gravel on the road-
bed, using for this purpose a King
di n' The freshly graveled roadbed
el H ■ ii I <1 bo : mouthed willi a King drag
or other Implement weekly for two
mouths or until settled and cemented
with the underlying soil Four Inches
of gravel In the middle of the roadbed
with two Inches in: the sides most
readily mixes with the underlylnc. soil
in such proportions ns to shed rain
and form a smooth, solid bed. Heavy
traffic cuts lb rough the gravel in wet
weather until enough underlying nil
has been mixed and cemented with
the gravel to shed rain and create a
solid roadbed.
A moderate percentage of clny soil
mixed with the gravel as applied will
pack and cement from the beginning.
The clay gravel bank-' along the re-
clamation ditches piled b\ the dredges
supply Ideal material for graveling our
roads. This mixture of clay, nam!
and gravel packs from tlie very llrst
and dm ; not need underlying soli cut
In by heavy traffic. Coarse gravel,
free from clay or soil, will need an ad-
mixture of i II from below to secure a
hard, smooth roadbed Orchard ave-
nue has now been graveled two years
It ; suci-i from the start lias been
such as to attract the attention of oth-
er neighborhoods
For Sale Cheap.
A Kood i i . nd-hand Huick an
tomohih , we will take part trade.
k inr Uros.
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The Alhsny Livery Stable, Albany, Texas
Mail, I:\press, and Automobile Passen=
ger Lines to Throckmorton, Fort
Griffin, Woodson, and Lusk
When Weather is too bad for Autos,
Macks, liuKRies, lite, will be substituted
Float Line, Livery Service, Feed, and Wagon Yard
Phone No. 138
i
Miss Corinne Palm visited in Free! Free!
Allany Saturday. To those renewing their sub-
scription to The Albany News,
\\ hite Swan and White House : jy)r a period of one year
colleeat Lentros I he I'.est.. j who request it, we will send them
las a premium either Holland's
\\. II. Stephens has purchased Magazine or Texas Farm and
I a new (Unkind auto Irom the, i{anc|i for six months. Offer
agents, King Hros. 1 expires June 1st.
Posted.
No hurt in": or fishing allowed
on the Center ranch.
A. J, Center.
All! The Invigorating Whiff of the
Pine Forest!
How it clears the throat and
head of Us mucous ailments. Il
is this spirit nf newness and
vigor from the health-giving
piney fore -t brought back by
Dr. Hell's Pine-Tar-Iloncy. An-
tiseptic and healing. Huy a bot-
tle today. All druggists, 25c.
Kloctric Hitters, a spring tonic.
Adv. 1
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by liK-nl Ji|>i'Mention*. m tlicy « nm«>t ri'nrh the
disused | oMI« n f the « ar Their In only one
way to eure <lriifn«'*4, and Hint Is h> roiintItutlon*
«1 r< on i||. . 1 'f'ufnt'HH « .in^<!(l by nn Influineil
(• iidltl* o "f tli' inue un lining <>f tin- KuntnehlHti
Tube. When t Ii In tube Ih Inflfiv:"'.! you bnve n
riiiutdli'g sound <r lni| «*rf**«*t heailnK. *< ■' uueii
It Is i htlrrly rl-.Hril 1iflie.H H tin- ro lllt. lUil
iinlihs (If Iiiflatuiuatloti eu.'i t«- tnkrn out and
tbh tube rcHt« r.d t - Its n 'rm.il ondltlon, hear-
ing will be (lehti 1-1 forevi r . nine enNeh out of
(hi are muted t«) t'ntnrrh, wlileh Is nothlUK but
on Inflnnifd roiidltb•: • f tin- cuu<-<>uh nurfnefN.
\N «• «lll glte Oi.i' 11 (iu«1r* 1 l1 liars fir nny can«
of fnv*s (eiUKi'il \ ) «' itnrrti i tbnt ennnot bo
rur. I t.y Hail's ( nlnrrh I nr . Srnd f' r circu-
lars, free.
r. J CHnsr.V k CO., Toledo, o.
Hold by I>rugglstn, 7Sc.
Take lUll'n Kottlly I'lll* for i<onntl[>atlou.
Posted.
No fishing or hunting allowed
on mv premise
.1,11. Reynolds.
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nil a
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Comparing Expenses
"W er" Aluminum I leiuil a\e fui'l because they lieat «|iiickl> and remain
hi i ; ii 1 'ii' Const quently le luel i nt■ i ded to keep them hot.
liaurs Saved 1m jomv Faiel
Ii h: ' you -:ive in one year by nsing Ai iniinum utensils, even if you ..;ve only live
* si,"'- i eookiii}' a men! and it's small meal in the looking of which you do not
In 10 Years
',el pan.-', resting Mc apiece .'r'M.OO, An alumit 'im pan fwhic'' will last
.us) e is-iOc. I he {aviM! on ont small pan equals $2.50. Think how
ave I' rej ! icing all • our enamel utensils as they wear out with Aluminum.
' -m is nit, "Cm I all'oiii thorn?" but "Can I afford to be without
"Wear-Ever" Alumirn m tJten'iil:; The Ware That Lasts a Gsnsra'.ion.
.'ei| or plated arti • wear, lik" solid metal. You nay more for solid silw spr ons
t in ou do i' r plali i! .-| oons -you get j-uod .• i.tx-s and goinl carpets rather tr in the
• • '" -I ■ can-" you know that by paying a little m ire a- the first c i-it you get great-
er , r r lie, ..i■ i have long t and more-atisi'actory service.
"Wear-Ever" Alia mi it am Utensiis
i ■: I. X" - ma i I ,'i I'd ('I ')I-'I' cannot rust do not contain and cannot
f ' nyp , oirororsnbsnnTce—ggvu ft - and"fuel* practically evurluling, —
■ i 1.1'I.A' 'i: I 11 A'SILS TH AT Wl- J OCT WITH I'TKNSILS "WIOAH-KVKR"
Sold by |I L Hollowell,
ALBANY,
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