The Denison Herald (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 272, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 5, 1919 Page: 5 of 10
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DEATH REACHES BROTHER
mm TEtlS HOW
FAMILY BENEFITTED
Every Loaf
from the
Oven
comes out alike. Light with
golden brown crust, snow
white center. Just a look is
a temptation to taste. And
once you do taste, you'll
never want any bread but
ours again. Our bread is the
kind that tastes better all the
time. We employ only Union
YCwrin our bakery.
Denison Bakery
308 W. Woodard
Phone 568
DECLARES SUFFERINGS OF WIFE
AND SON WERE RELIEVED SOON
AFTER THEY BEGAN TAKING
TAN LAC.
ilt-.iV
“lYom the way Tanlac helped my.
wife and son 1 believe it >s the (treat- aeseion and parsed tho following resolu-
est medicine on earth,’ said J. R. Hutn,
a farmer living on Route 1, Oapleavllle,
News of the death of his brother..
Charles liadami, In Italy, reached I.
Badatai of this city late Monday after -
noon. Deceased formerly resided here,
being employed at the New York bar- _____
ber shop until four years ago. when
he left for his native land to enlist in
the Italian army.
Mr. Hadumi served nil during the
conflict and was wounded in action
land gassed, full reports of his in lories
never having been received by lela-
lives here. According to the Cable-
gram received by Mr. Budami Mon-
day, his brother died at an army hos-
pital after a long siege of pneumonia, 'shoulders that she could hardly stand
No further details were given of his ; it. w> w ould have to keep hot towels
demise or disposition of the body. j or. tier for hours befor e she could get
I , .. „ —---„ , , any ease and go to sleep. My sou.
Is the “a" LonB. Short or Medium? | ^ wag llown ln bod for ov*r six
I Shall we carry out the gradations ■ weeks with a bad intestinal trouble
of vowel sounds to the nth deeim.il|Und suffered dreadfully,
place to the tenth or only to the third? , “Tanlac did my wife a world of good
is U,e>r for ex mpe . an intermedi.ue i-<Kht from the start. She says siie
sou.ul of "a” bf.v <n “aim and "aft fjjasn't felt an ache or a pain in a good j
tr is 'he sound > eften hear i merelydong time, the rheumatism is all gone ;
cbClw cBturnr ‘ *
BAR OH DEATH
OF JUDGE PECK
The Collin County liar Association,
having received notice of the sudden
passing away of Judge Wm. McCarty
1 eck of Denison. Texas, met in called
—and the
of Meat
Term., in relating bis experience with
the medicine.
“My wife had rheumatism for eight
years." he continued, “and she suffered
stuch terrible pains in he rback and
Your Old Shoes Will
Give Much Service
If properly repaired in a
modem shop having the lat-
est machinery for doing
serviceable, neat work.
THEY WILL LOOK WELL,
TOO.
All our work MUST give
satisfaction. A trial will
convince you of our ability
to satisfy you. “The plate
to come when others fail to
satisfy.”
Scott’s Electric
toe Hospital
ifTBurnatt Ave.
P Utter in Harper s Magazine.
Every Woman
Wants a Clear,
Smooth Complexion
A Skin With the Tint of
Youth—Free From Pim-
ples, Freckles or Other
Blemishes.
the despicable compromise of me if who and she has Improved so much she
were t "in in tot .Mississippi Valley an’,' j h'ardly looks llkeihe same pci .ton. My
educated at Harvard? Some author- son has improved wonderfully on Tan-
; Hies recognize this vowel and others do lac, it is building him up and the wav
not; of those who do, scarcely two he is going now I am sure he will soon
agree on words in which it is to be tie as well arid strong as ever."
found if they agree on "half" and j Tanlac is sold in Denison by the
"calf," they disagree on "brass.” I Waldron Drugstore, and other leading
“grass" and "sample." Has "r" one druggists. (Adv.)
sound, two or none at all? While lay- ■ j. u ■----.---
men argue vigorously on this question QOOOOOOCiOO QDOOOOO
| dictionaries (American ones, at least) j q o
i remain conspicuously silent Robert j q STANDING OF THE CLUBS 0
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TEXAS LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.
Beaumont 5, Dallas 4 (10 Innings),
Houston 10, Shreveport 1.
Fort Worth 6, Galveston 0.
Waco 4, San Antonio 2.
Where They Piey Today.
Dallas at Beaumont.
Fort Wortli at Galveston.
Waco at San Anttnio.
Shreveport at Houston.
turns:
Whereas, Judge W. M. Peck, while
he was never the judge of this dis-
trict, lias on several occasions presid-
ed in our District court, and is well
and favorably known to the members
of this liar, we deem it fitting on tlie
occasion of his demise that we express
our appreciation of him, therefore:
He it resolved, That in the death of
Judge Peck, the Grayson County Bar
lias lost an industrious member, ami
the county of Grayson and city of
Denison, a man distinguished for his
modesty, gentleness of heart and
kindly disposition, a true friend and
brotlier to his fellow man;
That he was a man of culture and
refinement with the poet's sense of
the beautiful in nature, as may well
be illustrated by tho following de-
scriptive lines, winch cme from his
pen:
"I
tlie hill at Handley
Standing of the Teams.
Club— Played. Won, Lost.
Houston ...........34
Dallas ............34
Fort Wort h........33
Ban Antonio .......35
Beaumont .........31
Galveston .........37
Shreveport ........33
Waco ..............33
|
Yale Keys Made
To Fit Any Yale Lock
If you have lost your key,
1 will make one or more for
you, or can duplicate any
Yale key.
For “General”
I’m the General.
repairs,
Ilappv Is the woman with a beauti-
ful skin. There is no joy like that
which comes from knowing that you
look your best. When you meet peo-
ple, the first thing they do is to look
at your face. First Impressions are
lasting. If you have a smooth, velvety
skin, free from blemishes and pim-
ples, you need never fear the impres-
sion >ou make on all you meet, for
women with a pretty complexion ap-,
pears charming.
j Some women are endowed by nature
Iwlth a Clear, smooth skin, others, not
|so fortunate, can acquire It by the use
of the popular Black and White Beauty
I Treatment, w hich consists of Ointment
and Soap.
i Those who suffer the embarrass-
ment of a dark, sallow or muddy com-
plexion, pimples blemishes. lust
j cleanse the skin with warm water and
i Black and 'White Soap; at bedtime ap-
ply Black and White Ointment accord-
ing to directions given in each pack-' Chicago ...........93
age. The next morning, wash the kin Cleveland .........92
with Black and White Soap, and re-j New Vork ........9h
■ peat the treatment for a few nights j Detroit ............92
or until the desired results have been | gt. Louis ......... 90
I secured. It’s safe, simple and as dc- j Boston ..........90
i lightful to use as other cosmetics. Washington ..... 94
I Both Black and White Ointment and Philadelphia..... 99
I Soap can lie bought from any good j
(drug store at 25c a package, or ihe
manufacturers will send it to you post-
■paid upon receipt of the price. Free
'sample and literature can tie hat by
writing Black, and White, Box 913,
Memphis. Tenn.
stood upon
town;
The scene was tame, perchance some
one may say;
But, somehow, (when the golden suu
went down,
Tile light seemed holy at the close of
day.
, "X looked across the valley—old, yet 1
new,—
And saw, or seemed to see, the fading
light
Flay hide-and-seek along the distant
view:
The smile of God upon Ihe brow of
night."
And whereas, in his later years his
griefs and disappointments piled upon
him till he might tie called a man of
sorrows; his only son grievously af- I
flicted having passed away, to be fol-
lowed shortly by his mother to the
great beyond, leaving Judge Feck ;
alone in Denison, save for legions of l
kind friends and neighbors, who were
to him as kith and kin. therefore;
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Result! Yesterday.
Boston 2, Chicago 1.
Philadelphia 7, St. Isiuis 3.
Two games scheduled.
Where They Play Today.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Ixmle at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Standing of the Teams.
Club— Played. Won. Lost.
Pet
818
lie it further resolved, That we e\-
tend our sincere condolence to the citi- ,
| zens of Denison and his many friends
throughout Grayson county hts adopted {
j brothers, and we snow of no better ,
t;i4 words of consolation than the following
4,M few beautiful lines from the pen of the
deceased:
In endless day,—
‘I left you sad, and sadness dwells
with me;
But yet, beyond the night
The sunbeams play
For God will give us Light."
Resolved, That a copy of these re-
solutions be given to the press of Col-
lin and Grayson counties.
COLLIN COUNTY BA It ASSOCIA-
TION,
.1. I* DOGGRTT. President:
ALICE TAYLOR, Secretary.
WHO’S WHO
IN THE PAYS NEWS
Forty-eight hours after cattle are
purchased by Swift & Company they are
hanging up as meat; within two weeks
the fresh meat has been sold.
This speed means money in the
pocket of the one who raises the live stock
and of the one who eats the meat It
means a rapid “turnover'1 of capital and
investment—making possible the trans-
action of daily business on a narrower
margin of profit.
Speed permits Swift & Company to do
a successful business on a profit jf a frac-
tion of a cent per pound.
Such speed, with its rapid turnover
and smaller profits would be impossible
without the efficient organization and
wide scope of Swift & Company, the results
of fifty years’ experience in handling meat.
Do you believe that government inter-
ference with the complicated and efficient
machinery of the packing industry can
be of any benefit? Experience with
government regulation of railroads and
telephone and telegraph might suggest
an answer.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
Denison Local Branch, 210 N. Houston Avenue
M. F. Rees, Manager
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday,
Broklyn 5, St Louis 3
Philadelphia 5, Chicago 2.
Two games scheduled.
BLACKrWHITE
FIX IT
“BOB” ELLIS
115 N. Rusk Ave. Phone 60
Phone Me for National
Mazda Lamps.
I OINTMENT
£ i.i. _
IBfughtens the akinv
(Ail vertlHemcnt.)
666 has more imitations than
any other Chill and Fever Tonic
on the market, but no one wants
imitations. They are dangerous
thing's in the medicine line.—Adv.
Where They Play Today.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at St Douis.
Standing of the Team*.
*30
NOTICE
To the Public
Club—
Played
Won. Lo-'t.
Pet.
Cincinnati
........00
61
20
.678
N**w York
........85
57
28
.671
Chlc.ag’o
........88
48
40
.545
Brooklyn ..
........88
44
44
.500
I'itfshiiiKh
........90
411
47
.478
Philadelphia
.......84
32
52
.381
Boston-
........85
32
53
.376
St. Louis ..
........86
3t
55
.360
Don’t suffer the misery
of indices-
lion when
you ean
Ket
relief
from
Piiekly Ash
Hitters. 1
eases pain and
drivfvs out.
badly digested
food.
One
dose does the work. Try it.
1 live $1.25
m
per nOttle. Waldron 1 >1 up Store, spt t
1 agents.- Adv.
Jal
THU man who leaves the town that
doesn't appreciate him and becomes
fabulously rich finds that the sonti-
im nt in the old .place is still more as -
! toni.sbm* nt than of admiration.
Men’s Half Solos....................
Hoys’ Half Soles, under size li.........
Men's Rubber Ileels and Leather Heels ...
............$1.75
...........$1.50
............65
Dailies JVlinuei nu .o ...................
French Heels, wood .....................
............$1.50
Ladies’ Half Soles .......................
............
LatllCS ueaiuci vbjto........................
M.en s Whole ftoies ........................... „r
Ladies’ Toe Tips.........................
.............50
|ji No Shoes Called for or Delivered
harry ruddell
f R. M, McPHERRON
f CHAMPION SHOE SHOP
SCOTT’S ELECTRIC SHOE HOSPITAL
ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP _
)E MILITARI
rOE MZENGA J | .
B. MANOUSO ~ ' -
fj vf. A. SHERBURNE
Art*......
/ fj
SE1I
HOW TO STOP
BEING NERVOUS
Nothing Like Plain Bitro-Phosphate to
Strengthen Weak Nerves and
Increase Strength and
Vigor.
The death of Oscar Hxmmei stein,
theater builder and grand opera pro- 1
ducer, which is hourly expect d will
bring to an end an interesting and pic- i
turesque and withal a successful
career. Here is (
H amm erst e in’s life
m a nutshell:
Born — Berlin,
Germany, 1847.
E d u c i ted
(Jymnasiums
native city.
At 15 — Ban aw ay .
to America.
Same age Be- ,
came cigarina k«.*r\s
apprentice in New !
York.
At 21—Patented a '
cigar maker, for ;
___ which, he received
O.HaMMERSTEIN $6,000.
At 22 -- V\ rote !
throe iine-H.'t comedi-'r |»ro,Ji.*.1 at
Gerrmiii theater. New Yori;.
At 24 Became, t Ilea I rival manager
and failed.
At 34 I11, building theaters with
the Harbin Oi"-r.t lieu New Yelk.
From 35 to M Patented 170 me-
chanical devil i s and built ilia Colum-
bus theater, Foster A- Rials Thirty-
four street house, the Olympic, now
the New York theater; tho Victoria
Music Hull, the Belas, o theater, and
continued in the el (fur business
At 59—Built llm Manhattan Opera
House and entered prat'd opera
At. 61—Built tho Grand Opera
House. Philadelphia.
| At 63—Sells out his Interests and
retires.
Not only as a theater builder and
j grand opera producer, but also as a
pianist, a violinist, a wit and a
Iptdlosopher, Mr. Hammerstein has long
enjoyed an enviable reputation.
,<^ru«ia3V(&ruc'r
o o Q
I HtS SHOWS
rWHAT BECOMES Of
IHt »VEBM>t POll**
8ECEIVEP BY
^SWIFT & COMPANY
FROM IHt SMF OK *€AT
AND B PRODUCTS
#*i CINTS «S PAID rOP TMf
LIVE ANIMAL
12 9« CENTS fON lABO*
t lPfB.SC 5 AND FRIGHT
| 04 CENTS »r*A »NS
WITH
SWlfT A COMPANY
AS PROFIT
Willie, of Denison,
daughter and sister
Greagor and other
t ommunit v.
are visiting their
Mrs. Jennie Me-
relatives of this
If a man feels the lure of a book
bargain counter he can realize the
of his j drawing power of bargain day for the
feminine world.
We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the pub’.i?
have in 666 Chill and Fever Ton
ic.—Adv.
Accordlnt,' to a noted From h Scient-
ist, the must effective remedy for ner-
vousness, insomnia and ailments due
to depleted nerve force, is a form of or-
ganic phosphate known among drug-
gists in this country as liitro-Fhos-
phate.
It is described as a substance which
is similar In composition to the phos-
phorus naturally found in brain and
nerve cells and, being easily and quick-
ly assimilated, the work of creating
nerve force, strength and vigor begins
immediately it Is taken into the human
system.
TJiere are many reports of astonish*
Ing results from Its use, some showing
remarkable improvement even ln stub-
born oases of long standing nerve
As there are many kinds 01
Willow Springs.
A very refreshing shower of rain fell
here Sunday afternon.
Several from this community are at-
tending the protracted meeting this
week at the Locust church.
Quite a number from here attended
tlie singing convention at Georgetown
last Sunday.
Miss Jennie V. Harris of Pottsboro
visited Miss IAnie Driggers Sunday
afternoon.
■ Mian Audrey Roy was, a Denison
shopper Saturday.
Mrs. Jim Crain of Denison Is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Kyker.
Mrs. Bettye Hite and daughters,
Misses Cora and Nattlc Lee, were at
home Saturday evening and Sunday.
Miss Tennie Driggers and Mr. Al-
bert Fennel, who have been attending
the ’Poachers’ BUfnmer Nornutl atJ$Ker-
man, returned heme last *•*’*.
Mrs. Nichols and daughter, Miss
r ^
SUMMER'.
’S'
txcunnoH faree
'"-•v r
m
Beauty
The careful choice of n
face powder is reflected
in the beuuty of a
woman’s complexion.
Soul Kiss Face Powder
preserves as well as
beautifies the shin—
and its odor is uncom-
monly sweet. i
* %
Meyer Brothers Druji Co.
Saint Louis
Soul Ki*» Toleum
Po*Hhr if coolini
andttMX/untf
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The Denison Herald (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 272, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 5, 1919, newspaper, August 5, 1919; Denison, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth721696/m1/5/?q=peck: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.