The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 68, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 1, 1915 Page: 4 of 4
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Satisfactory Service Means
Satisfied Customers
This Bank Strives to Extend This Kind of Service
: eho First State BanK
of Weatherford
SDortino Goods!
BICYCLES AND
BICYCLE REPAIRING
Passion Scrvife at
! Tomorrow, April
\II Saints Church.
2, is called "Good
j Friday.” It has always been kept ail
' over the world as an anniversary rue-
| moriul of the crucifixion of tlie Lord
- _____ Jesus Christ, who died lor our "good”
I carry a full line of Spalding and I on Friday. We have the same author-
Reach Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle, j il>' lor Gi bing Good Friday as lor the
etc., batteries and all telephone sup- i Sunday or Weekly Faster in place of
piles.
Repairing a Specialty.
ED. W. MICHOU
Chae. .1. Clark’s Old .Stand
New Produce Company Opens.
C. B. Cato, who was for a number
of years with the T. It. Rrwin Co., and
later with Scott Produce Co., has
leased the building on east side of
square lately occupied by the Burrell
pool hall and billiard room and is op-
ening there this week the Cato Pro-
duce Company, where he will buy and
•ell general produce and deal largely
la field and garden seed.
The Cotton Market.
The basis price for cotton is 8 5-8
With 9 cents for strict middling, but
there has been but few hales brought
In since last week, and there are but
two or three commission buyers on
the streets now. The, Herald will not
Tun another cotton receipts report
Until the close of the season, which
Will come when the final ginners’ re-
port is Issued this month or early In
May.
the Sabbath or Saturday. The object
of the Passion Service is sympathy or
"a fellowship in the sufferings of
Christ.” There will be devotions of-
fered to our Saviour at All Saints
Kpiseopal church from I- in. to J p.
m. He hung on the cross from the
sixth till the ninth hour—that is, from
12 noon to :! p. in. The service will
consist of prayer, hymns and medita-
tions on the seven times that Jesus
spoke from the cross, and will bring
to us vividly somewhat of what took
place. Every one attending will learn
a great deal—-a mental moving pic-
ture.
Everyone is affectionately invited to
attend. Everyone may come in or go
out at any part of the service. Give
up your noon and spend it in sympa-
thy with the Author of your salvation
and stay all through if you can. He
once asked, “Sould ye not watch with
Me one hour?”
This invitation to come to all or any
part of the service is extended to ev-
eryone, and the ministers and mem-
bers of Y. M. C. U. are especially in-
vited. Don’t dress up, come as you
are: “Man looketh on the outward
appearance, but the Ixrrd looketh on
the heart.”
C R. D. CRITTENTON.
Archdeacon of Dallas
t PUBKLT PXB86NAL. +
Mrs. R. H. Foat is spending a few
days in Dallas.
Mrs. D. E. Senters of Millsap is vis-
iting her sister Mrs. O. H. Pope.
Miss Lillian Strain went to Fort
Worth this morning for the week end.
Mrs. Ida Huber of Jacksboro is vis-
iting her little grandson, Mack Huf-
faker.
Mrs. .1. L. Hill and daughters,
Misses Ruth and Maudline, are spend-
ing the day in Fort Worth.
.Mrs. J. A. Buster and children went
to Ryan, Okla.. today where they will
spend several days with relatives.
.Miss Wallace of Ix>s Angeles, Cali-
fornia, passed through the city today
returning home from Mineral Wells.
Tom Warwick has returned from a
three months visit to relatives in the
western and northwestern portions of
the state.
C. T. Newman of Rusk. Texas, spent
the night in the city with Clarence
Hopkins and went to Mineral Wells
Thursday morning.
G. W. Buchanan and A. E. Whitte-
more of Munday, Texas, who has been
in the city for several days on busi-
ness. went to God ley Wednesday aft-
ernoon on business.
B. H. Ix>tt, Newt Adams and T. R.
Bridges left Wednesday night for
Strawn, where they have a contract
to erect a modern cottage for a resi-
dent of that thriving llttbe city.
Mrs. B. F. Lowp of Leonard, who
lias been visiting her brother, Rev. C.
H. Ray. went to Dallas Thursday to
enter the Baptist sanitarium for treat-
ment. Mr. Ray accompanied her.
Mr. and Mrs. Blair Kerr left this
morning for Corsicana. Mr. Kerr has
been cotton inspector for the Texas &
Pacific railroad here during this seas-
on and will likely return next season
Easter
Greetings!
Remember your loved ones
Easter morninpr with a beau-
tiful bouquet of—
Cut Flowers
We will order anything you
want in flowers and will de-
liver them promptly when
you want them.
City Drug Co.
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Both Phones-
Everything good to eat First Mon
day at the Moran building, served by
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Home for the Easter Holidays.
Avery Egelhoff and Florence Crlt-
tenton. accompanied by n little friend,
Wala Stewart, will arrive this after-
noon from St. Mary’s College at Dal-j the Methodist ladies.
•Is, to spend the Easter holidays with | -— -
their parents. Mr. Egelhoff will meet Weatherford Boy Promoted,
them in Fort Worth. Lawrence Crit- John A. Mann, son of Mrs. Albert
tenton will come over from Dallas Mann of Dallas, but who has heen
Saturday to complete the family cir-i making her home with her sister, Mrs
01«_ ! Fred Egelhoff for the past year, has
__ 1 been promoted to corporal in Co. M
Miss Gertrude Sammons of Gran- at the A. & M. College, and consider
bury has been here for five past week Ing the youth of the young fellow, his
ou a visit to her sister, Mrs Frank friends feel proud of his promotion
Hardin. The Jolly Fifteen Club Is be- Young Mann Is contemplating making
lug entertained this afternoon by Mrs the trip to San Francisco to visit the
Hardin at her home, West Dak stret
1 exposition, should the plans now be-
ing arranged not fall through.
Mra. E. A Thomas Is entertaining
the Just Sew Club this afternoon at
her home on Gouts street: the family
Wanted- -Customers.
Will deliver nice fresh butter on
having recently moved Into their new ( Wednesdays and Saturdays on or near
home purchased from R. 11 Henry, j South Main street. Phone S. W.
tad are now at home to their friends '
MRS J. W BUCKLEY.
TROT-
SHOES
B ocher Oxford for Men and Women
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—have three big features: lightness,
flexibility and wear.
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A nature dhaped >how which gives splendid
protection to the “kiddies’” feet, yet permits them
to develop naturally. Noiseless in the house. Sewn
around the heel. No nails to hurt the feet or the
floors. The cheapest shoe you ever bought—service
and satisfaction considered.
There are many imi-
tations of Trot-Moc
Shoes—said to be ‘just
as good’—do not accept
them; they look like
Trot-Moc Shoes, but
the wear is not in them.
We have Trot-Moc
Shoes for men and
Blacker Oxford for Boys aod film women, also.
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II Now is the time
to get your clothes
cleaned and pressed
for Easter,
Our Car Everywhere
Every Day.
Chas. Rogers
While here this week in company
with William Ganzer at which time
the gentlemen w,ent over much ground
in the marketing association plans,
Dr. R. M, Harkey made the emphatic
statement that Parker is one of the
best, if not actually the very best or-
ganized county in the state for mark-
eting association system. This coun-
ty and Tarrant were the only two
counties in Texas over which Dr. Har-
key and his associates traveled in or-
ganization work. They started out to
tour the whole, state or to tour as
■THE PRINCESS-
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Anita Stewart and Earl Williams in a Broadway star feature—
“Two Women”
A human-interest drama in three parts. Below are press re
‘•Such plays are an unusual occurrence.”
“The soul’s adventure of two women.”
“A powerful drama of life.”
It has made good at the Vitagraph Theatre in New York,
east includes Julia Swayne Gordon and Harry Northrup.
Ruth Stonehouse and Bryant Washburn in
“The Creed of the Clan”
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Admission 5c & 10c
Tomorrow—Jesse Lasky presents Marguerite Clark in
“THE GOOSE GIRL”
Five acts. The management having seen this picture takes
pleasure in recommending it as an extra good one. Be sure
and attend matinee if you care to see this one.
First show, 1:00 o’clock; second show, 2:30; third show, 4:00;
fourth show, 5:30. Night 7:15 and 8:15.
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Next Tuesday, April 6, is election
day in Weatherford, at which the
electors of the corporation will de-
cide upon four aldermen, a city at-
many counties as possible, but after j t0rney, a cq,y marshal, city assessor
will
making their tours in this and Tar- an(j collector and city clerk. It
rant they found It impossible to con- t,e a one_ai(ie<j affair as there seem
tinue the plan as their other work t0 no 0ppOSjHon candidates for any
pressed them too hard. Dr. Harkey. ot- 0ffjces With one or two ex-
gave a great measure of the credit of ceptjong the incumbents are candi-
this fine organization to the persist- jajes to gucceed themselves. There
ent activity of the Chamber of Com- aeema to pe no candidate announced I (b) Still, Still With Thee
merce, the members of which have;or — "" —
never let up in their efforts to get the j
right results, and this determination
is hearing fruit every day that passes,
Sacred Cantata
To be given at the First Methodist
church Sunday, April 4, at 7:45 p. m.,
under the direction 6t Mrs. Pearl
Lowe, accompanied by Misses Jose-
phine Norton at the piano and Messrs.
Theo. Yarbrough and Frank Porter,
the clarinet:
PART ONE.
Chorus—Onward Christian Soldiers
...........................-...............Schneckar \
Duet—Lead Kindly Light........Lansing
Mrs. I.owe and Mr. Con Hartnett.
Chorus—Sing and Rejoice......Lansing
Solo—The Earth is the Lord’B....LynM
Mrs. Leah Anderson.
Chorus— "L ’ 7.
(a) O Paradise ......................Ambrosa
Lansing
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Nothing Like It.
Don’t you get awful tired of hearing
as places heretofore apparently un- the same old thing preached all the
movable for the marketing plan are time? Things you have heard over
swinging into line. It is a splendid and over a thousand times, handed
exemplification of team work that down from generation to generation,
never is discouraged and keeps peg- if yOU Wjn get one of my little 32-page
ging away and hitting the line hard booklets I will refund you your mon-
all the time. j ey if you don’t find in it all new mat-
The marketing association system ter, original with myself, and that
bids fair to be of greater benefit to which you never heard before. It
Parker county farmers than anything contains nothing that will be objec-
every started in this section of the tionable to any one, no matter what
state.1 | they believe; for it reaches things
-- ! that are far above anything that any
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Boll Team Goes to Thurber.
The Weatherford baseball team left!
today at 1 o’clock on No. 3 for Thur-
ber where they will play a game with
the Thurber team.
Odd Fellows Still at Work.
The Odd Fellows of Weatherford
Lodge No. 77 are still putting new
members over the. hot sands, one man
going through the third degree to-
night.
Attention.
W. D. MeElhaney is a home por-
trait man. and furnishes 100 per cent
better portraits than other agents for
the same money; also furnishes best
grades of frames at half the price of
others. Send card to Rox 17 and he
will call.
A Herald reporter learned Thurs-
day that some new machinery was be-
ing installed at the Crystal Palace
Mill and meeting Mr. Waller on the
street, questioned that
about it. .
“Yes, sir; we are putting in a lot
of new machinery which is costing us
about $3,000. It is for mixing feed dress,
composed largely of molasses, for
! one lias ever thought about before.
! And all the things l say are shown in
j the Bible.
j The subjects are: The New Heav-
ens and the New Earth, Nebuchadnez-
* zar Made to Eat Grass Like an Ox,
The Metallic Image Seen by Daniel
in a Dream, The Rise and Fall of the
Nations, The United States in Proph-
ecy, This War in Prophecy, God Will
Open Our Graves Like He Opens a
Rose, 144,000 People Now Living on
gentleman Barth that W1U Xever Die
| My booklet is on sale art Kinder’s
Book Store, or you can send me 25c
by mail and I will send it to any ad-
LUM FLEMING,
Weatherford, Texas
live-stock, especially dairy cows and ; _
work stock We have several cars of' Attention, Ladies of Second Ward,
the .molasses already here and we Have you noticed the improvement
have just booked a car for Mineral jn the appearance of the park that has
Wells and one for Abilene, of the recently been donated for a pleasure
mixed feed, which is said by stock resort? Do you realize what a beau-
Cnneyarri Working Postponed.
On account of the school rally
which will be held in W’eatherford on
April 10, the graveyard working at
Rrock. which was set for this date,
has been postponed until the third
Saturday. April 17 Remember the
date and bring your dinner and tools
for a good day’s work
l.m-al Branches Grow Rapidly.
New* comes from Millsap that the
local branch of the Parker County
Marketing Association now has forty
member* and all are enthusiastic for
the plan
Garner has Increased the member
roil to forty-five and they are as en-
thusiastic as those at Millsap.
and dairy men to be the finest thing
ever gotten up for feeding. The mo-
lasses is sorghum and is properly
mixed with corn and alfalfa meal,
etc.”
ty spot you can make of this by lend-
ing a little of your time and energy to
this work?
A few members have begun the
work. You are interested: you mean
•Nearer My God to Thae .Godfrsy
Mrs. Howard Parks.
Recessional ..............................D«
Double duo—
(a) Arise, Shine, the Light is
Come ................................-........Gilbert
tb) The Guiding Star ..............Brogden
Mrs. Chandler, Miss Pearl Davis,
Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Anderson.
PART TWO.
Cantata—Halleluia, Hail With
Gladness ..............................Galbraith
Solo—Gethsemane—
Mrs. Bruce A. Mllllken.
Solo—Thus Saith the Lord—
Mr. Robert Carter.
Chorus—And Shall the Dead Arias,
Chorus—The Lord in Heaven Rslgasth
Solo—King Ever Glorious—
Miss Pearl Davis.
Chorus—Though Darkness Falls
Around Us.
Solo—Newer Again to Hunger—
Miss Pearl Laughter.
Chorus—Halleluia, Hail With Glad-
ness.
Chorus—Only Believe.
Solo—Lord in Mercy Now Behold Ua.
Mrs. Fred Sliger.
Chorus—Voices in Heaven.
Chorus—Lord as Thou Hast Overcome
Chorus—Thanks he to God.
Sopranos—Mesdames Pearl Lowe,
J. N. Chandler, Ralph Kindel, 8am
Boyles, Fred Sliger, Meredith, Braes
Milliken; Misses Pearl Davis, Fred
Ferrell, Mary Akard, Lena Holland,
Eva Barthold, Vernon Laughter, Frank
Barnett, Dorothy Watt, Ruby Bur-
chard, Lucy Pickard. .
Altos—Mesdames Howard ParfeXii
Leah Anderson, Ernest Bloom, V. D. A
Misses
Irene Watt, Pearl
to join the park association some! Hudson.
Roberts;
Laughter.
Tenors—Messrs. Robert Carter, Vir-
gil Pickard, Bruce Milllken,
Bassos—Messrs. V. D. Roberts, Col
leach, Fred Sliger, Sam Boyle*.
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Commaadery Notice.
We are paying special attention to
DREAMLAND THEAT
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arthold’s
rieaa-ap Day Progress Made.
The various committee* having in
charge the work of clean-up day here,
are bard at work and are lining up
the cooteating boy* in a systematic
way, and much more trash is expected
to be moved this year than ever be-
fore. The Northalde boys got a little
the start of the other sections, but
the last enries are working diligoutly
and it will be a close, race between
them.
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The Methodist ladles will serve
their usual good dinner on First Mon-
day at Moran bulldin*
Entertainment I onimittec Gets Busy. time. Will you lend your aid and en-
The entertainment committee of the couragenvsnt now? We need you.
Chamber of Commerce, having in Come to the meeting of the Glen-
charge the work of preparing for the wood park Association at the home
coming of about 1,000 school children of Mrg j x Melton, 310 Palo Pinto
from the county public schools, April gtreet. Flrday afternoon at 3 o’clock. Commandery uniforms this week.
10, held a meeting in the office of the U8 tejj yOU wjiat we have done Have them pressed for Easter aervtoe.
secretary Wednesday afternoon and and what we hope to do. * CHAS. ROGERS
gave the work over to subdivisions of
the committee, as follows: i
The Goat Committee—To buy 25 fat
kida—B. N. Hudson and W. C. Long.
Wood and Pit—Gardner and FYit*.
On the Water Wagon—R. K. Phil-
lips.
On Mavericks and Doghies—T. R.
Erwin.
Laid on the Table and for Furnish-
ing the Building—J. E H. Railey and
Frank Browder.
Passports—G. M. Bowie. H. W. Kute-
mari and Charles Barthold.
Culinary without Domestic Science
—John Hart, T. R. Erwin, O. A. Hol-
land. Steve Maddox. H. H. Williams
and D. C. Bratton.
On Providing Necessaries and Sun-
dries—John Hart
The committee was in session one
and a half hoars and seems to have
left nothing untouched to complete
detail work and provide for smooth
running of this event, which will be
a red letter day with the Chamber of
Commerce at Weatherford.
Sidney Ayres in
“Her Bargain”
Big-U two reel American society drama.
“The Butcher's Bride”
L-KO comedy.
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Tomorrow—Ella Hall and Robert Leonard
Key” episode No. 8.
April 8—Mary Miles Minter in “The Fairy and the Waif.”
April 22—Robert Warwick in “Alias Jimmy Valentine.”
Coming May 21f
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