The Lancaster Herald. (Lancaster, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, April 11, 1913 Page: 9 of 10
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Bamboo Briar Blood Purifier—
For Pimples, Boils, Chronic Sores, Etc.
Americanitis Elixir—
For Nervous Prostration, Wasting Diseases, and
Convalescence trorp Acute Diseases.
Celery and Iron Tonic—
For Nervous Prostration, Sleeplessness, or Men-
tal Inactivity.
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For Constipation—Use Orderlies and Liver Silts.
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■ TO DALLAS THIS WEEK OR NEXT
And see the beautiful Spring Garments and Mil-
linery for Women, Misses and Children so inex-
pensively priced
At the Woman’s Store
Wonderfully beautiful millinery......$2.95 to $18.50
Classy Spring Silk Dresses ........... 6.95 to 22.50
Ratine and Epjgnge Dresses ......... 3.95 to 24.50
Bulgarian and Balkan S aits and Dresses, 4,95 to 2 2.5 O
Linen Dresses, many styles, all colors . . 2.9 5 to §4-50
White Voile and Lingerie Dresses . .... 4. ©5 to 24.50
We have the Formula of above reihedi
No Helpee, No Payee
THE LYON DRUG STORE
Department of Insurance and Banking,
Austin, Texas.
Thjs is to certify that the Southwestern Insur-
ance Company, of Dallas, Texas, on December 31st,
1912, had on deposit with the Commissioner of In-
surance and Banking, for the common benefit of all
the holders of its policies and annuity bonds, securi- v
ties of the kind in which by the laws of this state,
life insurance companies are permitted to invest or
loan their funds, of* the value of $1,428,311,13, said
amount being in excess of the legal reserve, less ap-
proved credits for amounts due policy-holders, on
all outstanding policies m force of said company, as
provided by the laws of this state.
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Given under my hand and seal of office, this 11th
day of January, A. D. l4l3. I
ft. P GmL, Commissioner of Insurance aQd Banking I
State of Texas.
HENRYF. SOLOMON, Local Agent, 1
Lancaster, 1
fortuUetob© fash
It is not necessary to spend a
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1600 Elm S>*»
StuJents Give Recital
LOCAL NfcWS
Janie Lou Morton secured the
dress given away last Thursday
by E. T. Ball, the man who never
smiles, representative of the
Washington Tailoring Co., wliose
goods are handled in Lancaster
by Parks and Graham.
Mrs. D. P. Mauldin and Mrs.
F. M. Hammond attended the
Presbyterian Missionary Union
at Milford Friday and Saturday
of last week. ’ They feoort, a
very interesting meeting, and a
pleasant rsceptiod and luncheon
by the faculty and student body
of the Texas Presbyterian Col-
lege.
Preaching at the Baptist
church 8ext Sunday morning
and evening, subject 11 a. m.,
“Foreign Missions—The Macr-
donian Call”; 7:30 p. m„ “The
Sum and Substance of Religion'.”
Annual offering to Home and
Foreign Missions at the morn-
ing hour. Ordinance of immer-
sion at the close of * evening. ser-
vice. Sunbeam Society, 3 p. m.;
B. Y. P. 6:15 p. m. Mid-week
prayer service dismissed in def-
erence to thfe Presbyterian meet-
ing.
H. B. Rawlins spent Saturday
night and Sunday with his aunt.
Mrs. Alexander, in Cleburne.
He was accompanied home Sun-
day evening by his cousin, Les-
ter Alexander, who bad been in
Cleburne visiting his mother.
Lester is an old Lancaster boy,
and spejpt Monday meeting
A number of music-lovers were
entertained Saturday afternoon
id the recital hall of Bush Tern-
, j. ■ , _ . Is ^
pie by a piano recital given by
the pupils of Winifred B.Hulb ert.
Twenty-five of these pupils con-
Dallas
tributed to the program
News. *
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A number of pupils and friends
from Lancaster participated in
and listened to the program*
Several luncheon and amusement
parties were enjoyed in connec-
tion with this event.
4k “Lancaster pupils on the pro-
gram were; Mrs. J. W. Jent,
Misses Myrtle; Hood, Nelda
Bane, Etta Penn, Laura White,
Vivian Brunner, Maxine Nowell,
and OctaVia Tufts. The Lan-
caster guests were: Mrs. H.
Bane, Mrs. L. F. White, Mrs.
Chas. Nowell, Mrs. Minnie
Strain, Mrs. Tufts. Misses Helen
Henry and Maggy Roddy, Mr.
E. M. Hulbert and Luther Penn.
An audience of some two hun-
dred* greeted the players, and a
number of the musicians of Dal-
las assisted Miss Hulbert in re-
ceiving, among whom were Mrs.
Freid, violinist, Mrs. A. L, Har-
per, vocalist; and Miss Dixie
Hutchinson, pianist.
Miss Hulbert will give a re-
cital in Lancaster in a few weeks,
when Dallas pu oils who were un-
able because of School duties or
sickness to participate in Sat-
urday’s recital will play.
Just a Little Fire
will cost yon many tim
the cost of A fire insurant
policy tn a good com pan
IM5UREI
stczs&z
Yon are liable to have a
tie fire any time and ma^
a big one. In either c
you’ll find our policy
most profitable investqa
you ever made. Don’t'
the matter off. It’s
riskv. *
—that’s why I bought it I noticed that
men were using the Studebaker where-
eyer the work was hard—hauling steel
girders in the city, logs in the woods,
stone in the quarry.”
"My work is hard and 1 know it My wagon
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Ovilla News. >*:
The farmers have all .plant
corn and some are planting t
second time. .
It seems that with all the sig
and talk abont an early aprtn
Dr. G. P. Pipkins will nofc go
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to Chicago as was stated in Igypt
letter.
Several from here attended the
the big trades day at Midlothian
Saturday.
Ed Pennington, of Lon g
Branch, was in this place Friday
in his car, ,
A large crowd from here at-
tended the First Monday sales
at Waxahacbie. }
Buss Nance, of Dallas, is visit-
ing Messrs* McElroy and I. N.
Curry and wife. .
Rev. Scaly lectured on Mis-
sionary work Sunday night at
the Baptist church,
Frank Bryson spent the first
part of last week with his uncle.
Dr. C. D. Bryson, at Lancaster.
Mrs. H. B. Curry is spending
a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. C. D. Bryson, at Lancaster.
Clyde and ‘ Guy and Baker
Hooverfind wife, all of DeSoto
were guests at the home of T.
H. Johnson Sunday.
Dr. Pipkins returned to his
home at Granger last Friday,
after spending several dayrwith
his son, Dr. G. P. Pipkins* ^
T. H. Johnson and wife and
daughter, Miss Emma, .spent
Saturday with their daughter,
Mrs. G. W. McElroy, at Midlo-
thiau.
April 7.' Johnny.
very cold weather the past week,
and the freeze did a great deal of
damage. Cabbage plants that
were s^t out in January were
killed, and it is hard to tell bow
badly oats are damaged. We
are afraid we will have to do with-
out peach pie as all the peaches
were killed.
Last Saturday', morning Mr. |
Tom and Bert Grounds, who live
four miles south of Duncanville,
started to Dallas in their auto
and on the Beckley Road near
Mr. Walcottls they had a wreck ‘
and smashed the car. Tomj-
GYounds was picked up uncon* |
scious and taken to the St. Paul
sanitarium; he was still in an un-
scious condition Monday evening. 1
John Young was shaken up con-
siderably also Clyde Treece’s
shoulder was badly hurt. We
hope that Tommy* may recover
soon.
April 1. Josh.
Lancaster Druggist
Deserves Praise.
Result In Prefereocial Primary
In the postmaster’s preferen-
cial primary held at Lancaster
Saturday, Wm. S. Strain was
designated as the people’s choice
by a large majority. It is now
up to the authorities in Wash-
ington to ratify choice.
The vote cast was as follows:
1st choice, 2nd, 3rd.
A. H. Morton, 15 18 11
J. M. Rafferty, 18 22 11
J. S. Rawlins, * 20 12 ll
Wm. S. Strain, 171 7 2
H. S. Strain Co., druggists de-
serve praise 'from Lancaster
people for introducing here the
simple, buckthorn bark and gly-
cerine mixture, known as Adler-
i-ka. This simple German rem-
edy first became famous by cur-
ing appendicitis and it has now
been discovered that A SINGLE
DOSE relieves sour stomach,
gas on the stomach and const-
pation INSTANTLY.
(Advertisement.)
Baby Gas H«lp la Applyta*
Campbell’s Varnish Stains
Spread* wnoothly, flows freely and hard-
cm into a permanent finish. Good for
congregation will continue to
hold meetings therein. It is a
splendid edifice, a credit to the
organization and to the city. The
services Sunday were very pleas-
ant and a number of out of town
oeople were present, among
whom were Mrs. Ann George,
the oldest living member of this
church, whose age is 90* years;
John W. George; Miss Effie
Smith and Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Morris, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ben-
nett, classmates of Rev. Spence,
and Mr. Borinor. all of Dallas.
Woodwork
Appreciation
I wish to announce to the peo-
ple of Houston and community
that I have opened a general
merchandise store, and will be
pleased to have your patronage.
Prices will be right and courte-
ous treatment insured.
T. H. Williams. -
(Advertisement)
I held the lucky number that
drew the Free Sewing Machine,
given away by the Lancaster
Hardware Company lest Satur-
day. I desire to express my
thanks to the company, for this
splendid machine.
; Mrs, R. C. Wakkkn;
A spring tonic and blood 1
ifier, Nyal’s Hot Springs B!
Remedy. H. S. Straw C
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Tufts, Minnie Wetmore. The Lancaster Herald. (Lancaster, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, April 11, 1913, newspaper, April 11, 1913; Lancaster, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth542813/m1/9/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lancaster Genealogical Society.