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TTTE GRANGER NEWS, GRANGER TEXAS. October 7, 1026.
TEXAS IS WAITING!
HERE AM) THERE
A TKIHI'TE TO FARM MOTHERS
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Dinoaur t>«j; uav h en . fr.rnd in
I Mi 'ltunu.
Elk once roamed Airu'iicn from
coast to coast."
Scientists now proposes to utilize
poisonous gas in killing mosquitoes.
The United States Government -
paying pensions to nineteen widow
of Holdit'TY who fought in the War of
LSI 2.
ThU cartoon, eloquent of the opening of tho 192# State Fair
of Texa*, at Dallas, Saturday, Oct. B, was drawn by Win. McFadden
during the recent engagement of "Abie's Irish Rose" at the State
Fair Auditorium. The young actor who played "Able" was formerly
on the staff of New York papers, and values highly hla experience
under the famous Urlgg:
AMUSEMENT PROGRAM FOR
(1926 STATE FAIR, DALLAS,
OCT. 9-24, IS ANNOUNCED
|"Frlncese Flavia" In Auditorium—
Many Free Features to Be Pro-
vided for Patron* This Year.
NOTADLES COMING TO
STATE FAIR PRESS DAY
A traveler on one 'of Germany'.*
seventy-five airplane routes is auto-
matically insured for $6,000 by the
concern oprating the line.
I'liny records that the Romaic,
more than 2000 years ago, imported
Roquefort cheese from France (Gaul1
i to add flavor to their banquets.
A golfer in Philadelphia rtruck .he
little ball :uich !» LL>w th: t it so;." 1
far away. • triklng the g'as in u fire
alarm box and setting off t' o "lai m.
The nerve centers which react to
music are in the feet, according t
the Swiss scientist, Hoepli. This ex-
plains, he srys, why v/e taj time to
music with our feet.
Announcement of the various fea-
tures and amusements to be pro-
vided at the 1926 ' State Fair of
■Texas, Dallas. Oct., 1924, has (onw In
the form of the dally program of
leventa.
"Princess Klavla" the Shub»rt
operetta, with the music by Sig
;mund llomberg, composer of "The
'Student Prince," and with a company
>of 200 people, will be given in the
auditorium each evening throughout
jthe Fair, beginning at 8:15 o'clock
Matinees are listed on Sunday:',
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 2:30 p m.
Ob three afternoons -October 1 r>,
October 20. and October 22, In th*
auditorium, there are to be excerpts
from the well known operas, offered
by the Thaviu band and opera
; singers, with a great masst'ij chorus
supplied froiu five I>allaa musical
clubs.
Free Offering*.
Under the heading, "Big Free At-
tractions," the program lists the
Thaviu band and singers, with Ralph
Waldo Emerson, concert organist, to
appear in the auditorium at 2:30 p
ra. ou October 11, October 13 an«l '
October IS, and from 12 to 1:80
o'clock on other days of the Fair ex >
cept the three afternoons given
above when the choral offerings !
occur.
Twelve free circus or hippodrome
acts are to he given before the grand
stand twice dally, throughout the
Fair, from 12 to 1 p. m. and from
6 to 7 p. in
Football games in the athletic
etadlum are shown as follows
Saturday, October 9.—A & M
of Texas vs Sewanee.
Tuesday, Octobe- 12. Baylor vs
T. ('. U
Saturday, October lfi l'nlversity
of Texas vs. Vanderbllt.
Monday, October 18 Wiley Uni-
versity v b. I.angston l'nlversity
(Negro college teams, Wiley of Mar
shall, Texas, l.angjton, Okla.l.
Saturday, Octobe-' 22 S M U. vs.
A. * M of Texas
R. O. T, C. Contests.
On Friday. October 22. also In the
athletic stadium, will cotno the an
nual It. O. T. C, contests, when com
panics representing high schools and
prep schools all over the stats will
compete for trophies offered by the
State Fair and private Individuals
and firms.
Live stock judging will take place
tn the live stock aiena beginning at
!• a. m,, from Monday, October 11, to
Tueaday, October 19, Inclusive.
Another feature for the live stock
arena will be the horse show events,
to be carried out on the evenings
of Thursday and Friday, October 21
and October 22.
The State Fair, poultry show will
he held tn the poultry bulldtng front
Saturday, O'-tober 9, to Monday.
October 18. Inclushre, w.th special
dally programs, as have already been
announced, to be carried out under
the direction of well known poultry
fanciers
FARM BOYS AND GIRLS
OOING TO STATE FAIR
Franklin County, lied River county
and Morris county are to send h'a
delegation!.! of fatm '>oys and girls to
tb« fr'tHto-Fair—at Da las. Ort
S-SH The youngsters will lie guests
of the Fair Association, at.d their
trip lo Dallas Is being provldod by
imsiness loterests of the three cottn-
tlea. They II come to the HUM Fair
®n Sprdlal tnlns,
Press Day at the State Fair of
Texas, Dallas, which will be Monday,
Oct. 11, Is to be featured by a joint
meeting of committees on law en-
forcement and court reform, from
the Texas Bar Association and the
Texas Press Association. Judge Mar
cus Kt^vanaugh, of the Cooke county
Superior Court, Chicago, III, and
Oovernor-Elect Dan Moody of Texas
will both attend.
The meeting Is scheduled for 2 p
in. In the auditorium, Monday, (Jet,
11, and according to announcement
over the signatures of all the com-
mitteemen, all citizens of Texas who
are in sympathy with the movement,
are Invited to attend The. committee
also requests that' general announce
ment of the meeting be made by
newspapers, by ministers from pulpits
and ou public occasions of every
nature.
"The movement," according to the
statement of the committee. "re'lat»H
solely to the public welfare and must
rely upon the support and sympathy
of the citizenship which believes
that something should be done to
remedy conditions aa they now
exist."
Balmoral Castle has been Equipped
with modern heating facilities, and
ladies-in-waiting to Queens no long-
er shiver while on duty, as they did
in the days of Vic-torn.
• iovernment agents in Mexico tin-
seeking a secret radio station which
has been broadcasting attacks on the
Calles administration. The plant is
believed to be neur 3i ■ *<icu City.
Neighbors of a Kan.r.s •ri.T'r :t"-'
enjoying radio concert". v. it', h'lri by
ton.iectir.<r their Iev.d speaker.' to i
barbed wire feace which if attached
to hi receiving apniratus.
Only three cases of yellow fever
oik.' the scourge of the continent
were, reported in all North and Soutii
America during lf)2fi, according to
t!v Rock.'feller Foun''atien.
"There are thousands of devoted
and absolutely admirable wives and
mothers in our cities, in our towns,
1 and in our ranges, and it gives me
pleasure and pride to testify to the
fact; but if you ask me to carry you
to the home of the true mother, ftne
1 who loses herself entirely in the ex-
istence of her husband and children,
one who is first to riso. iti the morn-
ing and the last to retire at night, one
who is always at her post of duty
and who carries upon her shoulders
the burdens of both household and its
good angle, utterly unselfish, happy!
in making others happy, with no
thought of fashionable pleasures, per-
fectly content in quiet home life in
which she does nobody harm and
everybody good, taking a.; many
thorns she can away from the path-
way of her husband and strewing it
with as many rose • as possible,
strengthening'him by her inspiration
as he. govs forward'to fight the battle
of life, smoothing the pillow upon
which he rests his tired head when
he comes home, tenderly rearing the
boys and girls who will in turn go
away from the door, some day for
the last time the boy to become" a
good soldier in life's continuous war- j
fare, and the girl to become some ar- |
dent suitor's wife and be to hint \
what her mother has been to her fath.
t r; and. when all toils are done and
her strength is departing, will sit
calmly in the doorway, watching the
setting of the sun with a serene smile
upon her face, and never a fear in
her heart ask me to find where this
woman lives, where this type can be
found, and 1 will make a bee 1 ilie to
the country."
What Tom Wason said is true; We
all know it. It only remains for us
; marketing eggs, if practiced, will
, amount to real money.
How long are Southern farmers
and poultry raisers going to continue
j to market their products in a slip*
; shod, careless, indifferent manner,
and then say, "There ain't no money
in poultry."- Southef»r—poult;'>' Jour*
1 nal.
The Quinine That Does Net Affect The Head
j Because »f its tonic on.I Inxative effect. LAXA-
TIVE BKOMO UUININh (Tablet.) can be taken
, by auyone without causing nervousness or riuitiiu
ui the head. C.W. GROVE s signature on box 30t
to ask ourselves whether we are do-
Radio has extinguished a flanv*
•or the first time. A man in San
Francisco broadcast a shrill note
which put out a sensitive flame in
Berkerly, twelve miles away.
"SPECIAL DAYS" GIVEN
FOR 1926 STATE FAIR
One million silver dolkvs v/ere I
minted in the United States during)
the month of August. The 'cari
wheels' are still popular in the West, j
although most Easterners refuse to'
carry them.
"Special days" announced for the j
1928 State Fair of Texas, at Dallas,
Oct. 9 24, Include the following, and
it Is announced -that several ad
ditionH may be expected:
Saturday, Oct 9, Opening Day-
A. L M. Day, Sewanee Day, Initial
and Premier performance ''Princess
Flavin," in the auditorium
Sunday. Oct 10.—international
Day
Monday, Oct, 11.—Press Day,
Georgia Day
Tuesday, (Jet 12 Dallas and Dal
las County Day, Baylor and T. C. I,'.
Day, Druggists' Day, Elks Day, Red
Men's Day, Service Grocers' Day
Harrison County Day.
Wednesday, Oct 13.—Farm Bureau
Day, Swine Breeders' Day, Hum
County Day, Texas Baby ("hick As
social Ion Day.
T1 ursday, Oct 14.— Ft. Worth Day.
Kaufman Day, "Turkey Day" (Denton
County) Poultrymen's Day Texas
.Jersey Club Day Collin Conn
ty Pure Bred live Stock Day
Friday, Oct !!>.— Franklin County
Day, Children's Das, W. C. T. C
Day, Texas Welfare Association Day,
Texas Music Clubs' Day, Texas
League of American Pen Women s
Da y.
Saturday. Oct. IB -East Texas Day,
Tyler Day, Traveling Men's Day,
Texas Commercial Executives' Day.
Varsity and Vanderbllt Day, AH
College Day.
Sunday, Oct. 17.—Luther Day.
Spanish American War Veterans'
Day
Monday. Oct. IS.-Farmers' Day.
Texas Olnners, Day. Texas Manufae ;
turers' and Wholesale . .erchants
Day, O. A. It. and Women's Belief
Corps Day. Texas Congress of
Mothers' Day, Wiley and hangston
l'nlversity Day.
Tuesday, Oct, 19—llolsteln Dreed
ers' Day, Confederate Day. Oregg
County Day
Wednesday, Oct. uu Kentucky
Day, Texas League of Mnni-ipaMtle.-,'
Day
Thursday, Oct SI.—West Te^as
Day. Hale County Day,
Friday. Oct :: MOT C. Day. j
Lions' Day. Insurance Diy.
I- U'fil , i»tt - si M U Day,
Rr.d Rlrer Dnj', Tome >«e '11r
Sutvuv pel *.:>■* ,11'M Div i
Municipal officials in a Pennsyl-
vania city ar? enjoying parking at
a fire pluj* in fron' of the city hall.
The hydrant is an imitation one, but
most citizens do not know thi: and
t tire fully avoid parking near it
What is believed to be th" hurest
human skull in the world was recent-
ly discoven d in South Africa. It
measured eight and one-half inches
in length and had it capacity of 122
cubic inches.
Andrew Jackson was the only
American President ever to figure a*
a duelist. Abraham Lincoln was once
challenge'! by a young politician and
chose as wen pons 'cavalry broad-
swords of thi largest size." but the
affair was called off.
Tiie e>;prission, 'be'.- in his bonnet'
came true roc ntly in Oklahoma
wh-o'i ;• man disenve"ed after chop-
ping do\v'i a tree tin t his he1 was
fill d with t'he in.-ect.'. He carefully
> arried them home, 1,"big i'tung only
on ■ by a bee crawling ('own hi:;
hir' co'lar, end pk.eithem in a
hive.
ing what we should to show our ap-
preciation of the work and live of j
farm mothers., Is the kitchen as well
equipped with labor-savihg convieni-
ences as it ought to be? Have we I
really installed the most modern
water and light systems we can af- j
ford? .Does the farm mother get a'
real vacation once a year? Do we
co-operate with her as much as we
might in giving expre.- ;ion to he>
love of the beautiful—is the house
painted;,the home grounds and flow-i
ers; the home decorated with re-
productions of beautiful paintings*
Is there some source of cash income ■
farm mother can claim as her own? i
Is her counsel sought about all mat-
ters affecting the welfare of her farm i
and family? Are husband and chil-
dren thoughtful of her comfort and j
ready, to show her that lovinp
courtesy and appreciation which will j
lighten all her burdens and shorten |
and sweeten her hardest tasks?—j
The Progressive Farmer.
A T
Qrove's Tastelesa^«hfll Tonic restores
Energy and Vitpnty by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. When you feel its
strengthening, invigorating effect, see how
it brings color to the cheeks and how
it improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tunic vulue.
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is simply
Iron and Quinine suspended in syrup. So
pleasant even children like it. The blood
needs QUININE to Purify it and IRON ta
Enrich it. Destroys Malarial germs and
urip germs by its Strengthening, Invigor-
ating Effect 60c.
SHE TELLS THE ST08Y
OF MANY OTHERS
Dr. W. C. flotintree,
Te^arkanj, r^xas.
De,;r Opstor;'— About 3 years atjo I
was taken vv,th j fad caoo of stomach
trouble. I j-t in V'Inter ard
worse In Spring and Summer. I suf-
fered untold je.jonies, took many Mncfs
of medicine and found no relief. Af-
tor four years I broke nut with scmp-
tning that looked like sun burn. At
orrt It appeared on my hands, later
on my ♦nee and ne;k. My mouth qot
sore, feet burned and swelled until I
rotild hardly walk. My heart beat too
a3t and I had a hurting In my chest.
me one sent you my name and you
sent me one of your little books and
Questionnaire, but I did not order vour
treatment at first. I waited thlnklnq
I would get better, but Instead I qot
worse. Finally I qot so bad that I
could not walk 20 stens without rest-
ing. I ordered your Pellaqra treat-
ment and on the 0th. day of Julv 1926
I began taking It. I soon saw that It
was helning me and bv the time I had
taken one treatment the rash and
many of the other symptoms had dis-
appeared. I have taken four treat-
ments and am entirely relieved of all
symptoms of Pellagra. I appreciate
the honesty and kindness with which
you have dealt with me. for I have
found everything that you told me
about the treatment to be Just like
you said. I want to ask all who have
this disease to not put off ordering
your treatment like I did for while
'hey are waiting this terrible disease
Is steallnq their life away.
(Miss) Savannah Taylor,
Rt. 1, Sox 100. Naples, Texas,
j Sickly, Peevish Children
Children suffering from intcs-
I tinal worms are-cross, restless and
unhealthy. There are other symp-
toms, however. If the child is
pale, has dark rings under the
1 eyes, had breath and takes no
interest in play, it is almost a cer-
tainty that worms are eating away
its vitality. The surest remedy
for worms is White's Cream Verm-
ifuge. It is positive destruction
to the worms but harmless to the
child. Price 35c. Sold by
MAREK'S DRUG STORE
Boils for Years
Now All Gone
Alabamian Says Dodson 'a
Liver Tone Gave Him Brand
New Liver worth Fortune
Experience seems to indicate that peo-
ple store up in their systems certain
poisons that break out all at once in a
series of boils. Sometimes they are fatal.
Willie llapes says: "Ever since I
grew up boils broke out on me just when
the planting season began, and I had to
lay up. Blood remedies were worthless.
The only known remedy was calomel,
but it seemed to turn my stomach inside
out. This spring I got a bottle of Dod-
son's Liver Tone and 1 feel sure it put
a new liver into me worth a fortune,
for it cleared, off the boils and for the
tirst time in years they didn't come
back."
The reason for this is the fact that a
spoonful of Hudson's Liver Tone loosens
up the liver, li'ts go of a gorge of impuri-
ties, sour bile, fermented food and .gas
and breaks up the most obstinate con-
stipation. And yet il never makes you
sick—no gripe, no pain-—even though it
may drive out (piarts of sour bile as
black as ink. And this result is abso-
lutely guaranteed.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of Dod-
son's Liver lone and take a spoonful
tonight. If it doesn't start your liver
and straighten you right up better than
calomel did in ail your life, and with-
out griping or making you sick,.gij bark
to the store and get your money,
eOSSUKm
Good Things to Eat
AT
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Rudy's Place
WEST SIDE
"THERE AIN'T NO MONEY
IN CHICKENS
(.ilasa-sutid mutwt »i>o»t Uan---, 1
Is to bo cvh bitod it th" S> >r> 1
Fa.r of Texm, Dallas, tlct "21, as |
ine of the latent niu try possihttt
ties of the f.one fcUr but*
"DANCING MOTHERS" ALSO
II AS "STEPPING FATHERS"
When father starts "stepping,"
docs mother stay at home by the
fireside? That's tho question an-
swered in "Dt.ncing Mothers," the
new Paramount picture which comes
to the Alamo Theater Monday and
Tuesday. And the answer would
-eem to be, that, although this may
have In "ii the correct thing to do
years it/o. when drivnig a horse and
buggy wa considered the hcitrht of
fashion, in this year of our Lord it is
distil t''\ not so. No, sir, in thi
V" d • if the sonir, "Mar.iu goes where
ir'H's. or papa don't go out to-
H'i'ilt "
>■' w have the sit V't:on of t»
"danc'tig i»ioth"r" who fills in lov*
-'---tli d r»UE4vt-^V~k~eTt*'i <•) v fi'i o nd -
then but. you'd tu t "- s,>^« the
p:cture in order to find out what
h uT rn,
Ii rbert Bretion directed 'Dancinn*
M other:" vhich co-stars Conway
Timrle, A'.ire Joyce and Clara Bow.
While preparing the copy for thi.
page, your Editor, who lived in Lou-
isiana long enough to acquire Louis-
iana habits, slipped out of the offie1
to get the usual ten o'clock cup ■ of
coffee. While drinking said ct f!"ee. ,".l-
most simultaneously, two farmers en-
tered the restaurant with eggs for
sale. One had his eggs in a spruce
market basket, packed in cottonseed.
All kinds, sizes, and some soiled. He
sold this lot of eggs, after much dick-
ering with the proprietor, for twenty-
five cents per dozen.
The other farmer had eggs o£ uni-
form size and color, and packed In
individual dozen eartohs, on which be
had rubber-stamped th word "infer-
title." He received thirty-five cents
per dozen for this lot of eggs and
the proprietor wanted to know if he
could furnish as many as seven cases,
or two hundred and ten dozen, each
week.
On. the surface, there is not a great
deal to this incident, but Reader, if
you are mathematically inclined, look
up the number of dozens of eggs pro-
fited in your state, and surmise that
half of them are sold in like man- |
ner as the first mentioned lot. Mul-j
tiply the remaining half by ten cents 1
per dozen, you will very quickly find
that proper grading, packing and j
FOR THE BEST IN LUBRICATION USE
VEEDOL MOTOR OILS
and Greases
Blaylock Garage
BRING YOUR CAR TO US FOR REPAIRS
A. W. STORRS, President D G. McFADIN, Vice Pres.
D. C. YOUNG, Vice Pres. J, S. FOX, Vice Pres.
F. L. TEGGE, Cashier T. D BARTOSH, Ass't. Cashier
GUS HOLMSTROM, Assistant Cashier
The First National Bank
Capital an J Surpl us o yer 150.000
DIRECTOR S
A. W. STORRS,
D. C. YOUNG,
ARTHUR STORRS.
D. G. McFADIN,
J. S. FOX
No Account f oo Small to Be Appreciated.
We Respectfully Solicit Your Business.
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