The Plano Star-Courier (Plano, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 32, Ed. 1 Friday, September 15, 1922 Page: 1 of 12

                                
THE PLANO STAR-COURIER
VOL. XLIJI NO. 32
PLANO, COLLIN COUNTY, TEXAS, FRIDAY, 8KPTEMBKK 15. 1 <>22
Subscription $l.#0 Ba-
Your Car
Wont give you good service if “fed” on oils and
gas that don’t agrss with it.
Wo soli “Goad Gulf Gasoline’’ and “Sunoco” Lu-
bricants, as well as Kenyon and Kokomo Tires.
You know you cant go wrong buying them.
Battery and 'njeetrical work and a limited amount
of high ^rado repairs.
Public Service Station
SHIPP 8c HALDEMAN, Propa.
Phone 116
Your Clothes Tailored By Masters
The highest type of hand tailoring goes into your
suit when ordered here. Such tailoring is recog-
nized for its superiority by hundreds of men each
season. Come in and see our new fall woolens.
Drop in tomorrow and let us take your measure
A fit is guaranteed, and you have hundreds of new
fall samples to select from. Cleaning and press-
ing—Don’t forget that we are adejuately prepared
to do your cleaning and pressing, and when we
clean and press your garments they have the ‘ new
look” that makes them look better and wear
longer.
Phone us No. 7 We’ll Call
EARL WETSEL
Keep U Neat Tailor
Ed Kasch Pedigreed Cotton Seed
(Also second yoar seed at a less price.)
Fifteen cars of these celebrated cotton seed
were bought in a single shipment last month by
a Neuoos County dealer for a single county. It
was the largest single purchase of planting cot-
ton seed ever made.
Let mo take your order now while the genuine
Kasch Cotton seed can bo had.
C C. ALDRIDGE
Plano, Texas
wJHMammgmammmWUm
It Gives a Comfortable
Pleasant Light to Read and Work By
That is what customers say after they
have tried out the
Now Edison White Mazda
Lamps
Ask to see this lamp. Try one out in
the socket you use most.
Ths tipless white glass bulb evenly dis-
tributes a soft light that is brilliast without
yi«re.
Wo recommend and sell Edison White
Plazda Lamps.
PUaocf Dies At Age
•f Niaety-Ono Years
Short 1* after noon last Saturday
our of the most venerable pioneers
of this section was laid to rest at the
Rowlett Creek cnnetery, teat miles
north of Plano.
James Franklin Rowland, aged nine-
ty one years, passed peacefully away
last Friday at his home about seven
miles southwest of Plano, and about
two miles northwest of Richardson,
niter a residence in that neighborhood
fm more than half a century. The fun
etttt was conducted at the family
home at 10:30 Saturday, conducted by
Rev Scott, of Richardson. The de-
ciased was a member of the Baptist
church, the oldest member or the con-
gregation of the Mount Calveiv Bap-
*‘st church, of Richardson. He leaves
four sons, John, Robs, William and
James Rowlajad, of Richardson. He
is also survived by one sister, Mrs.
M. I.. Fouche, of Plano,
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Dress Governed By
Custom, That's All
Adam and Eva were garbed in a
single fig leaf each, but that was the
custom with them and the demands
0    modesty were satisfied.
From the days of the fig leaf down
through the centuries to the cumber-
some and trailing skirt each step nas
bem taken through Innovation and
sanctioned by custom.
The trailing skirl was both unsam
tary and a uuisiance, and the time was
properly discarded. Custom popular
1    zed Hie move.
Now we have the vefy short skirt
and lhe knickers, and custom dcrees
that there is no valid objection to
them.
In former days women rode bora**
back and ou side saddles and con-
tiacted curvature of the spine. Then
a few of the more daring ones donned
pants and rode man fashion. The up-
roar was at first great but now It is
the custom and is regarded as the
only sensible way to ride.
The tendency of the age is simpli-
city in dress, discarding everything
Dial ip not in accord with comfort,
anu in protection of health.
We may never return to the fig leaf,
but the nearer we approach it ttie
greater is our freedom of action and
the longer our span of life.
Shocks and thrills may Hlgnalize
some of tlie stages, but custom will
stop every tongue from wagging
'Deacon Dubbs” at
Auditorium a Success
■,lf    "Deacon Dubbs." at the
Auditorium Tueday night, was a big
success. It was given by home talent
and there was truly much talent 111
the rendition.
Tht Auditorium was wtll filled and
the satisfaction of the crowd was
thoroughly well attested throughout.
The receipts show a handsome net
profit. which will be used for Christ-
ian church purposes.
The cast of characters follows-
Deacon Dubbs.......John tree Brent.
Miss Rose Rawleigh.................
•     Miss    Kathleen Hays.
Amos Coleman........Pete Uselton.
Rawdon Crawley.......Millard Rice.
Major McNutt.......Paul Hightower.
D< uteromony Jones.. .Dick Roberson
Miss Philapena Popover.............
................Margaret    Harrington.
Trixie Coleman.Martha Kate Haggaiu.
Emily Dale........Elizabeth Bishop
Yennie Yenson.... Maurine Wilcher.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF COLLIN
COUNTY
I am deeply grateful for the splen-
did vote I received In the recent pri-
mary, which resulted in my nomina-
tion for County Court Clerk, and i
take this method of thanking you tor
same. I cherish no 111 will toward
ibose who did not see fit to vote for
me. Acting in the capacity of County
Clerk I shall exert every energy of
my being to give you an administra-
tion of which you, as well as myself,
shall feel proud. Sincerely,
MINNIE BURRAGE.
FOR SALE
Six cylinder sedan, standard oar, in
first class condition, for sale or will
tnid^> for cheaper car or as payment
on dwelling    J E. BENNETT
.1 S. McCoy, wife and baby, of Mex
in. were week end guests of W B.
Wells and familg, vest of the city, Mc-
Coy, though still comparatively voting,
I as traveled over the United S» m
Canada, Alaska, served through the
world war, and worked at intervals as
farm hand, skilled mechanic, as part
of R great commercial house organiza-
ilons, and is now following the oil de-
velopment industries His friendship
with Mr Weils began when he was
fitst hired br him as a harvest hand
in the year 191b.
Toasted Bread
Saidwiches
Various Kinds
H.-B. ISE KREAM
Ths Standard of quality.. "It*
the Taata That Telia"
COLD BRINGS
ALL THE POPULAR
VARIETIES
SHORT ORDERS
AT ALL HOURS
We gat the baaaball re-
sult* dally by Radio at
?, 3, t)i45 and 7:46 p. rn
BUSY BEE
CAFE
RO DIN W I DO IE, Prop.
Phane 194
Insurance that is
Sure
When buying insurance,
read over your policy.
Know what protection
you are getting for your
money. Let there be no
“loop-holes” in your pol
icy.
Insure your property in
the Hartford Fire Insur-
ance Company, whose
name is its band and you
will receive indemnity in
case of loss.
When needing insurance
see.
JOE BRADSHAW
INSURANCE
Plano
Tex a*
When Better
Bread
Is offered the Plano con-
sumers it will bo Plano
baked ot the Piano Bak-
ery.
Wo don’t offer apologies
for anything we sell be-
cause we bake the best
and buy the best. No
thing too good far OUR
customers
Broad, pastries, peonuto
and pure home mads can-
dies
Plano Bakery
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IJ* If* t a ri ■, i iuy.
S. N. HARRINGTON, Pharmacist
f/f'T tfODWIN
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Rev. E I. Aven-tt will leave Piano I
pbout September 2!» to spend a w.-cr
vif-iting relatives at Monroe. T.a , and
will then go to Baton Rouge, . I
H«- will conduct a tevlval meeting at
Raton RougV. to continue two or three
<x k s
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»» C T Dlckty 1 children
i left Friday last fo. Wmahachle Tex
| a-1 tv here the children will attend
| Trinity University
STOVEWO0D FOR SALE
Par Load
$1’Z5 Delivered
| H. F. BROWN
Rev. J. L. ClevfJandl
Installed at Forney
The following account <>i the install
ntion oi Ki>\. .1 l. Hlcieland a. pats :
tot of tin' l'ivslif’i, rian churrii at J
Forney. Poxa.-,, is taken from the iu»
Lis News;
The Rev .1 I, ( loveiami war. In
•stalled as pasiOl ol the I'O'.iieV I'iv - |
bytorlan church at sonic. which |
"ere held lher<> Thursday night. Mr.
Cleveland \\a foi merit pastor of the
Plano Presbyterian church and h s J
change to the Fornev pastorate was
approved hy the (    .4, A, Presbytery j
at its meeting this week at Lisbon,
Daniel *|roeior ol Terrell delit.rcd
the installation sermon and the it• • v |
II M. Frank, moderator of the Dallas
Pi t si# t« i y dell vei ed tile charge »o !
tae now pastor II. t Glenn I Sneed,
pastor of the Trillin Pit •. byterhin
church and modrritm of the Texas
Synod of the IT. s A. Presbyterian
Church, delivered the charge to flu*
eotlgl; allot)
Senior B. Y. P. U.
Program Sunday
Why should V. Yield the I tl t Jill
Kinti of (ibodirnc.. to < hrial
Song,
i 'raver
Song
Quiz.
Introduction Frank Reed Itonrit.
Wlmt Do Wo Mi l'll hy obedience
Marl ha .Tbsper
T in Molio I’hal I ends H To T rim
( till'dil'IH . M I W III ole
Special music Lucille Mathews.
Tht Scriptures Show Imporuuic • of
Obeying Christ Tht Itna Holler
Christ Has a Rt III To Oui Ob< 1
ietice Brother \vcrt It.
Obedience to Chihi is The Fruit ol
Faith in <Tiri's’l Katherine .la per
Wt I .nve and <P i \ i I re t B ' '    '•<’
1 le in Our Redeem. I 'Commit hi pei.l
ConclusTdb- Myrlh Cruwlord.
I mhT Knlheii ie .la.ip i anti Mi H
Bradshaw.    | Gb
Lei ns niemoriz out parts    iB
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Sunday belling Case
To Be Tried Today 1
II    Grady Chandler, assist ant .nun
Iy id lot liey .'mil I leiiioeral ie nonilneo J
for thill office I" he lillod ill the,Nov
i mho t-lt iTion, was at Plano TTiesday
re,irt seliliug *ln still, ill a ea e I tVI
Sunday selling of ga oliiie. mentioned ,
In hist week i -tie ol the Star* out |
ier.
The ease wii continued until next
Friday, when it wYil oniim up again in
Jut.i lee McFarllnY, eoiit'i
If It’s Groceries
“We Have Them”
Wo have increased our stock for ths fall trade and
we are ready to supply your needs In staple and
fancy groceries.
ou will find that ths variety in brands and sizes
we keep enables us to fill any size order.
Our service is prompt, our prices are right, and ws
guarantee every article wa sell.
Let us fill your next order
Fresh Fish Every Tuesday and Friday.
PLANO GROCERY CO.
!
l’hone 99
Plans, Texas.
The Quality and Price
£,Tir4t>'.&>4auni
Our stock Is
unsurpassed That Is ths simple
truth and we only ask only for ths opportunity to
show you. Consult us before yea build.
You know our location. Let ui
quainled with our facilities and
good service.
make yss ao-
habit of giving
Accused MeKta *y
Farmer Suicides
McKinney, Texan, Kept f. J V.
Ninths, funnel now McKinney, died
I hie morning several hours after le
had taken an opiate He had been nr
rested Sunday afternoon on a charge
or attempted criminal assault anti wsi
brought In i e Monday afternoon and
released on bond in the sum »»• $1 e"1
foi his appearance in Justice CouC
Thursday for ids examining trial.
Norris had resided neat McKinney
fm twenty five years and was held in
the highest esteem h& hi.; ti*‘h hhot s
He had been a sufl< rer from c.'iicci
of the stomach for two years and had ,
been confined to hh hod tic gi at.
part of the time. He claimed hi m
nc« up ", the 1 l®e ol bla
of the Clime or which he had be* n no- |
(used, but said lie couldn’t, stand the
disgrace that had been placed again
him.
FOR RENT
Lynch Davidson 8c Co.
THE PLACE TO BUY LUMBER
Lows Bros. Paints    Phone 129
HBmKOSI
CITY BAR8ER SHOP
H n. BRANNON, Prop.
The Place for Quick, Competent, Courteous Servios
L-
HOOD REALTY CO.
WRITES
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
T. L! Ie Barron returned last Frl Mi W. 1). Rills left Sunday for a
Iioui a trip to Colorado.    vbii to relatives at Independence, Mo,
Offict. space, ground floor, or til- 1
s mill I store, 2nd dooi •■nut <d P‘» ’
of j let* Inqulie of it. H gRAWM>HD
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If you want to sec what
the very latest thing in
cleaning machinery will do
lor your cotton bring us a
hale. We are installing the
new Murray Super Cleaner,
ol which fbe Company has
Rold over 1500 and cannot
supply the demand. Bring
us sorr-e cotton and we will
make you money and you
will help us pay for the
improvements v\e have just
put in for the purpose of
giving our patrons better
service.
RENNER GIN CO.
| Be glad to ha i- ■
t diet h of any lad . i<
v. ho would lik'
j hire In regard to th
| niv h«-ni-n! ot > l
f*-t i tl by i he I font
I I,. .Nlimber oi cl 'in
Among the I'b
lug away to coll*
mg Bay Robert-
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Ablrldee C" to T
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»0V« HI* ASTI flOVlilg tl«    *»'. rssf-
If snrMn#, , t A    I ; .
Why worry over
the scarcity of Butter.
Call 135
For a Pound of
Pure Creamery Butter.
DICKERSON & HAYS
Prompt Free Delivery Phene 1SS, Pkwo, Texas