The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 27, 1926 Page: 3 of 4
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Renew Your Health
by Purification
Any physician will tell von that
“Perfect Purification of the System
is Nature’s Foundation of Perfect
Weaith.” Why not rid youraeif oi
chronic ailments that are ondermir*
ing your vitality? Purify your cr
tire system by taking' a thorough
course of Calotaba,—once or twice u
week for several weeks—and see how
Nature rewards you with health.
Calotaba are the greatest of al<
system purifiers. Get a farnii ' pack
age, containing full directions. Orly
35 eta. At any drug store. (Adv.)
U. S. IS GAIHNG
IN WORLD TRADE
Incraue b Shovm Since Pre-
War Days.
Washington.—A slriklug picture of
the foreign, commercial anil flnuitciul
transactions of the United Slates dur-
ing 1825 Is given In the fourth annual
international trade balance statement
made public by the Department of
Commerce.
In a foreword to the statement,
which takes into account the huge
visible and so-called “Invisible” or less
tangible Items of trade. Secretary
Hoover pointed to the Increase in
total International transactions from
around $8,000,000,000 In 1924 to
nearly $6,800,000,000 last year as
“showing very strikingly the enor-
mously increasing importance of our
foreign commercial and financial re-
lations.”
The figure was a gain of approx!
inately $1,100,000,000 over the 1023
total and nearly $5,000,000,000 more
Uian the annual prewar average.
“Increasing economic stability in
foreign countries,” the secretary said
“was reflected by a net Import of fully
one-fourth of the estimated amount of
American currency held abroad and
by the fact that the movement of for
elgners’ bank deiiosits In this country
declined for the first time since 1021.
“During the year the Uni t'd States
further strengthened its International
Investment position. Our totnl for
elgn holdings now amouut to about
$10,400,000,000, having Increased by
more than $1,200,000,000 during the
year. Our total returns from foreign
Investments are now greater than at
any time in our history.'’
In the absence of complete and ac
’ T=uT*TT Tlgurea was said
would ahow total exports and Imports,
both visible and invisible, to be equal
the statement, allowing lor “errors
and omissions,” estimated the linn I
residual balance last year at $84,000,
000 against the United State*. The
some balance in 1924 was $74^)00,000
In this country's favor.
Although the excess of exports In
merchandise dropped $804,000,000 from
the 1924 figure and a marked increase
of $125,000,000 in Imports of new for
eign securities was shown over that
year, these were balanced by equiva-
lent credit changes
Another shock «t' corn is overj.roda:
tk».
Simile: As alike as two Nicaragua!
Insurrections
Alas! Ilow few love letters rat
Stand being read aloud.
TERRIBLE PAIN
AUnmLsajTdkHnrSkeOb.
tailed Relief by Takag Cardki.
Feds Foe awi Enjoy* Life
New, She Says.
Talladega, Ala.—Mra. Mary Hardy,
406 Henderson Avenue, thia city,
cays that seven yean ago she “got
down sick” and was unaMe to at-
tend to her housework.
“1 have never been so weak be-
fore or since,” she aaya. “I had a
terrible pain in my side—so sore in
my aide and the lower part of my
body.
“Across
my back ached, and I
was ro warvoos I couldn’t stand up.
1 had jv.r.t about given up when
some one who c^me to see me be-
gan talking about CarduL This
caused me to get it. I took about
two bottles before I saw much im-
provement
“After this, tho’igb, I picked up
light away. I slept better at night.
I was hunrr/, ei joyed my food,
which I hcan’t done for Fomo time.
“Tlie pain und st reness gradually
left my side. I regained my strength.
I took about bottles and left off
for awhile, tn-an took two or three
more. . . I foil just fine, enjoy
life and caa wi now, too,”
Canhu is purely vegetable. and
contains no ttarmuil drugs. It has
hehavj 1 Unusoada of flufftnng women
and ifoould help you, too. NC-16S
Jor Economical Transportation
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1 Ton Truck
(OMMteOiib)
Although it is bigger and more rugged than other low-priced
cars, Chevrolet has a world-wide reputation of costing less to
own and to operate.
This reputation has been won,first, by the longer life, slower
depreciation, and freedom from repair that result from
Chevrolet’s modem design—and, second, by the oil and gas
economy of Chevrolet’s powerful valve-in-head motor.
Hundreds of thousands of Chevrolet owners will tell you that
this car is not only powerful, speedy, comfortable and smart
appearing—but that you can enjoy its exclusive advantages
at a cost which is lower than you imagine. Come ih—get a
demonstration and let us snow you why this is true.
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QUALITY AT LOW COST
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BACK TO THE STAGE
Mr*. Thoum* Whitten, who for year*
was one of the beat loved of Ameri-
ca* actresses, now at the age of
eighty-three, la back again on Broad-
way to play In the revival of “The
Two Orphan*" In New York city. Mra.
Whlffen bought a farm In Roanoke,
Va„ because *he tlmnght It waa time
for her to ret're, but when the hUl
came to return to the white llgbta
alie could not refuse.
“If there la to be a war on tobacco,"
remarked the man about town aa ha
hurled from him the cigar that he
had Just bought, “there first will have
to be bo me tobaoeo."
Time to Caponize
The time of the year to caponize ia
of little Importance as the capon re-
covers from the operation regardless
I of the season. However, there are
! certain other consideration* that are
I of Importance. First In Importance Is
' the age and size of the cockerel. The
best time lo caponize Is when cock-
erels weigh from lft to 2H pounds at
from 2 to 4 months old. The lower
age limit applies to large breeds and
the higher limit to the Asiatic varl
etles.
Powder River Rightly
Named; ‘Water’ Burns
Arvada, Wyo.—Powder river
is a fitting name for the stream
which passes through the north-
eastern section of Wyoming—It
bums.
During the winter peculiar
formations are caused by the
gas seepages. When the river
Is frozen over, gas accumulates
under the Ice and as the pres-
sure gathers, It forces thin
sprays of water through the
weaker spots In the Ice and
thee# sprays freeae Id curious
formations of arches and low
pillars.
The gae does not make the
water unpalatable for drinking.
In Arvada there Is a drinking
fountain, the water of which
can be set on fire at ar.y lime.
Gasoline and Oils
Horse Shoeing
Cunningham’s Repair Shop
A. K. CUNNINGHAM, Prop.
Auto Repairing and Blacksmithing
Tires and Tubes
N. E. Corner Square
Seminole, Texas
VCHWKXU
Gaines County Abstract Company
Prompt, Efficient Service
One of the best equipped Abstract Plant#
in Texas, covering all lands and town
lots in Gaines County.
Notary Public in office.
A. L. Manager
Semlnalt, lexis
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Stone, Harry N. The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 27, 1926, newspaper, May 27, 1926; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth576803/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gaines County Library.