The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, September 15, 1916 Page: 3 of 8
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FRIDAY,SEPTEMBER 15,1916
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th DtJBinr feoebbss.
THE RURAL CREDIT LAW
Nofic%th« SW*9 in l •
Th«i Outsit!* powerful Radiating
Body. "The 1 n5iUc dvr a We.
Cast-iron hedttr.
Two Stoves for the Price of One
We offer you only reliable poods made by reliable manufacturers.
Honest prices and honest values ts our motto. If there is one place where
quality counts it is here.
Cole’S Original Hot Blast
If you borrow $1000 from the j
(government under the rurai1
credits law at 6 per cent inter !
est and pay it back at the rate i
of $100 per year, principal, ar.u ■
interest, it will take you just
fourteen and one-half years. In
the tune vou will have paid
$1 Id 1.2.7.
It you borrow from a loan
company ylooo at X per cent you
will pay an added commission
generally of 2 per cent, or $lu
to pet the money. In fifteen
years you will pay $1200 inter-
est and you Will still owe toe
$1,'"H). In short, the sav ing to
you le, ir.tson o| what the gov-
ernment is doing through the
ru la! i n ilit- law , oil the $ 1' it a 1
in 11Mi i-n \ ears will be $7(1.7.7 -I,
or mole than $.‘>0 a veal, Winch
III ,1 ell I live pi 1 c< lit mb I -
e-1 • ' i 1 :; i ■ $ 11 ii III
And \ i t thi' latter pi opu ,
t lot i u t w 11;11 tin I a l Ini I Ii
bee n up ..pa in -t all t in -e y, a i
It i \ i n w hi ■ e than I i 11 - . In'
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foil him t hat l.o Ilia > in - • I i
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Thr largest, most interesting and
most valuable agra ulloral and edu-
rational exposition ever held in
A meric a.
A wonderful collection of the
world s richest treasures combined
will, the ingest, costliest and best
run ;;«e men I s ever otlcred by any
fair management.
rhovsands of farm product*.
, 1''.\ Vart herds of prize-winning cattle.
I L> ij:;;ge»t auto show ever held.
j.’rJe '/ World's champion-lap auto race*.
Thaviu's wonderful concert band.
A monster circus and hippodrome.
Bip tract<ft arc! machinery *how.
World s best vaudeville act*.
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of
is a double stove—a heavy durable heating stove slipped inside of
the powerful radiating body which radiates all the lu-at. This re-
markable construction makes an absolutely air-tight stay-tight heater
which holds fire from Saturday night until Monday morning. This
guaranteed stay-tight construction in connection with our Hot Blast
fuel, saving draft makes our guaranteed great f uel economy possible.
;i t.
The Many Feet of
Leaking Joints
made temporarily tight with stove putty
explains why imitation hot blast heaters
and stoves with other fuel saving devices
are not guaranteed to remain air-tight
always, as is Cole’s Hot Blast.
Cole’s Hot Blast burns unv fuel —
soil coal, hard coal, or wood.
It is a powerful radiator of heat.
It gives a si/zhng hot base.
It gives a guaranteed fuel economy.
You can't afford to be without this
remarkable heater. Come in and see
it today.
Cole’s Hot Blast makes your coal pile last. ”
To avoid imitahum looh for C’o/e’j.
Higginbotham Bros.
DUBLIN. TEXAS
FARMERS WHO (JO TO TOWN larger .still. 'IV ott man,.,;.
rrl ... , barely furnish hi- family witii
Ihft is written for ju-t two ;i
classes of men: farmer-, who an ?|(H, a monUl ]t.....
tired of the farm ami its r|ll_ ,U(,g nil|, Vl
wark. who believe the joh of tnc , ta|,],,St ,.vrn ua,,, t(, lln||1, |iaX(,
average city man is a snap am, ,H. l{ a|lll na|ajix .„
w',o are ready to sell out and prices ash.nisi, mg to the at, , a. e
move to town: and the city men |an|)rr
who are yearning for the free ,,
dont from worry they think goes 11 11 " ul 1,11111 1 u' 1 l! '
with farm life, who believe that
farming is easy, that the sun-
shine and rain come ju>t right, .. ..
and that the flowers are always ',Kt,ss' *' dia< l,ie
nian who would farm loo often
has tailed to know andpropel v
-consider the factors that make
blooming and that the birds are 1,1 ,in<' l*"'
always singing. ,hli>om,ng of the tlowors go
To the first of these, to the Jf01 lro‘ *’' 1 ,r ni;u,' 'V",’ V'an!,,s
farmer who is sick of his job n;!" ,|a> l^h' ,la,k 11
and would go to town, the best l,alk> !7’111:;. ,'r(’,T,/|a "‘O'.y now „
thing you can possibly do is to f.roun,i; Uh,n ,o11 1' J K. ' "
stick to vonr knitfinv \y.,,, - th'' l'll,t"ii or drouth gets the Harry < >rr, Alice in
corn the I'oetry of farming takes M- Harris; 1 ,mglo\illc, 1
hundred others like them, then
i - - d-b \ on have t he "making
"I ; fa run r in > < -a Pi < v n
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M t'l sf IfKl.lS I K \ I ION
>!■ 1 B V • »I U IdMOItli.l ,s
\ a : - -i M b. (,ai low a \ : A a \
aliilor, Sid Makmr> . 1 ’at i!o, s
11. I iogg Us ; I .ibert \ I 11.11 a >. .
.1 oi i n > \ i I! i.1 ( '. Syei , ( j a 111 I P .
.1 It. Mavfield. .11 , SlopbollV l!,- .
.1 I.. Man. |p 11. Cook, U li
< roll e, Sam I ’ay no, .b K M;-on
homier ; Thurl>er. .1, (I lewet i.
< >i 1 u• U'aymek, ('lint Kimhro, ,,
S. !larrison, .1. I ,e--lie , 1 »iii>Iii,,
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in town may appear large, but
the cost of living is general,..
Corns Loosen,
Lift Right bff
Bothinp But “GETS-IT" Will Do
Thu to Corns and Calluses.
If you've over had rofnn, you’vo
tried IotM of thln^n to *?«*! rl,l nr thorn
—~«alve« that rat your loo nrnl h*nv«
the corn remain irur. rotton t lntor’that
niako your corns LuIko out Hko pop-
on a decidedly flat flav or. I kincan, .1. M .buies,
Histant pasture- always ap- hbikos, , ,\ < In in,
pear greenest, and it is a human ^ar,m. M Wood, W 1
failing to w ant w hat the other Huffau. J. I >. lalvm, I.
1 fellow has. At adi -taiicc wo ,i;in ntinih.'r nt reg
'only the giH'd things, the hard ' k
and disagreeable appearing omv
with ■ intimate association i n
course if a farmer is absolute,v
certain that he can better his
condition hy going to town, d in-
i- sine that he is doing ‘lie best
tiling by himself, lies wife and
his children, if he feels >ur, :.e
will make more money, mere.,-
ed ex |H-lises considered, t,,,d
Irii iuls as good and work a.s u>c
I I id, and that b is i hihli en m the
town will he as (lean, stnmg,
moral, healthy, happy, imlu —
trous m, n and women as if kept
in a country home let him go.
Likewise to tin1 town man who I
would farm: the fatrm is a plan :
for hard work, and even at that!
the average farm is yielding a1
d' mnnt h w as 7 I o
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lies of -i ip I -1 11 i<-
mlffice li, . al< ,
\ el'hal fl l -ki l all-
round from ! I,l ine t,
friend, the i rueia I t i
kel's make ii--'.- o'
no dream >ha'; w
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--! alesman a ed t,
om e it stall .till,
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Of Mr*. Chappell, of Five Yean’
Standing, Relieved by CarduL
Mt. Airy, N. C -Mrs.
pell of this town, says: "I sntfcreil tor
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d irt nioiit m Mi 1 .riin.in i - - 11
with the mu 11 -i ii id -■ t a! i ii.,,-
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Mt. Airy, N.C-Mrs. Sarah M. Chap- \v,‘d'‘.' lo iu' ’
II ol this town, says: "I sntfcreil lor , ini da\ nigh, a- 77.m>
live years with womanly troubles, also Hie Mini o! >2u,imn
Stomach troubles, and my punishment Thi' ili-ei aon ot Judge llail
was more than any one could tell. was rendeie.i .,! to. .--m im ;
I tried most every kind ot medicine, ,,c ..«• . i,..
but none did me any giK)U. • 1 “n*
I read one day about Cardul, the wo- ‘"n,,’>ted hid" a '‘"| U" I1'"
man’s tonic, and I decided to try It. I INK* ever held in tin -t.,!o
had not taken bu* about six bottles until application tm tl
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av id age tor the -tat,
■ ' ' ■ 1 ., bale to ! ! .
pi u't for t bo W 1-1 iv I
to a I ig h a.- 1 ' . a ir
-I O' I oil i ii.fi g' a! t loU.
> L> per ton, wit! an i
$ I" pi r ton A ■ on,,
port ; |, o low or I ig -a 11 ! - -t
0 lag I pf ico hr til All
1 -t boi report It, 1 ig i i ;
', ' r a V el ago, 11 ; . \ I.!.
! i.o ,I, .-.ii r in olio town a
I Up below m.l I k ot \ a ': a
■ a all i m oin town .ii,
.d - w i ! i,i m.i i hi ' \ a a a
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i 11 *' -Ilg i'-
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link Wal'd
puking [lid t . i i
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rom* bl*c,l «n«l »ore, hnrn«u«a anil
bwmtiMt*" *hat nil up your ahuo. prcaa
on (he (Om and make your loot f«|
a pavlnK block. Wtiat’a (ha ua«T
why not do wha« mltllona ara dolnjr,
|Mj* I iw'omli off and apply MEW-
on rtfht aw1*/.1 an/waa*r^our’rann*
k &t. Je'osrjns ms
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l'ii kmg b;
if* 1 y Mali
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f ' ' I ' Xa t"i i out I ll itt-
t ' tvd ."tad denuK i atie
‘•-"'I • ;d d -: t!;(■ corning
k ' i ■ • rn.a points
< ' ' ■ ■ ; - - ■ f i. -i .uli demo-
0 '■ ' ■ ■ u fi, I inancial
i - 1 ■ - . i .111 \ m ordt i
1 '• ....... i’ig idoct.ion .
t • t - .. wo!< orny a -
- "■ ’ iiij'i that to
U ' ' ■:: ■' ' i ' U oi i Ii 11 IT Old i -
• ' - -.' - 7\ ..di I ’--ui' lex t or. pa
to'-- 1 I I' d ! , , II .all ol Tl X,l‘ .
i’rogn$1 a year in advance.
I IsH II \( III K 7 \ I S \\
'I \i;< os io (.1 i $1.1.(mo
Hugh 71 Smith, con,
11 ■ hoi ie . sVibmil s
to t'ongress nexi
act appropria-
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low return on the investment, if I wa* almost cured, it did me more ..a ,,, i, •
f„rm. “ ......... "1 1„-„,,7
you.sell if you mind getting up. My Wendj askin„ me wh , hearing (>|>ened Friday morning. I he turn out at the gins i , j, nsh hateberv.
regularly at tour and live o clock ! looked »o well. «nd I told them about The state throughout intro- |x>rt «il a.s from 22 per cent to Following a conference with
in the morning: if you can spend j Cardul. Several ate now taking it.” duced a number of strong wit- .H5 pjer cent with the usual av Representative .lames V Buell
he night (Imtoring a aick I. arse j nesses, but the defense intro- .rage ot till 1 7, per cent. Thelanan of the Texas, (ommission-
1 io sun inir 1C W II C , v,‘" gyjy, ig headache, backache, Vdeachr' duced only charaot'er witiicshc.s pink Boll and root rot diBcaaejer Smith agreed to recommend
•Jeeptessness,and thatcverliutingly tircJ and the wife of defendant, who are reported in many places and j provision for the improvement
was permitted to testify that, oije place reports the army worm and enlargement of the
trial We |J5SSUmMtt w^fSp*you*1 h<*r hu*lMuld 1,UH informed her as raging. The boll weevil ns cultural station in Texas
. • p ;
rr»p.rvV
or cow, smiling the while; if you
can keep your temper, serene
while the roots in the new
ground are flying back and bark-
ing vour shins, and the plow
handles are digging you in the
ribs; if you can look on while,
drouth and flood, bug and worm
head
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and a
M «* tt has t mUikm other womea ta immediately after the shooting nearly everywhere.
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t put haH century*
ron t regret It All antggtst*.
Jacksboro
(that he had shot Patterson be reports that owing to a goon
Tot* caused the deceased had abu**Hl rain a valualde top crop would
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him and his boys and had threat- be made but for the weevil,
ened to shot him. The* state ob- ]
m i
joe ted strenuously to the
i/ mission of this testimony.
You got your monoy’o worth who a
year oubocrlbo for th* Progros*.
The
sum provided, in addition to the
regular maintenance expense of
about $.r),000, will include |ew
buildings, an iron. fence arg’
funds for the purchase of a near
by “slough” in which white
perch can be bred.
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