The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 27, Ed. 1, Friday, February 12, 1926 Page: 6 of 8
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Your Drug Wants
Will be well taken care of. if -you
place your business with us. Our
stock is always fresh and the. very
I best drugs are used; in filling pre
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Make Our Store Your Store.
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Locals and Personals.
Joe Knigbt of Austin was here
Tuesday on business.'
See E. N. Hair for1 seed po-
tatoes. $4 per bushel
. R. B. Strickland was reported
oa the sick'list.this "week.
Dr B. McKenzie is reported to
bo quite ill at his home in this
city.
RAMSAIER'S TIN SHOP
Jlepair Work A Specialty .
Charcoal Plumbing Fixtures
Mrs. V. E. Burns of Taylor
was a. week-end gue'st of Mrs. J.
E. Placke.
Mesdames Ball andBem'ard of
Granger were Bartlett visitors
Monday.
Floyd Dillard of Georgetown
was the guest of home folks
hero Sunday.
Mrs. Hugo Freidrich was a
'Bartlett visitor Friday from
- Georgetown.
For Sale Young Jersey cows
fresh and coming in soon. Joe
Jackson. . 3t
Mr and Mrs. T. B. Humphrey
were the guests of Mrs. Hum-
phrey's father Dr1. Atkinson in
Florence Sunday.
Cotton Seed for sale Ed.
Kasch variety $1.25 per bushel.
R. "W. Persky Route 2 Bartlett.
Mr. and. Mrs. R. W. Miller and
children were the week-end
guests of relatives in Calvert
this week.
' I have Denver Carnations
with ferns at $1.50 per dozen.
Will appreciate your order.
Mrs. Grover Adams.
County Tax Assessor Hum--phrey
was hero Tuesday assess-
ing taxes ana meeting his many
friends.
. Mr. and Mrs. Volney Reed and
little daughter1 of Temple were
the guests of relatives here Sun-.
day.
Frank Coleman candidate for
CQuntyT Judge of Bell county was
here Tuesday meeting the vot-
rs.
Mr" N. Br Vernon of Holland
ras here Tuesday on business
land shaking hands with old
friends.
WINTER GARDEN SHIP-
PERS Dilley Texas are now
shipping hardy plants. Lead-
ing varieties Frostproof Cab-
bage and Crystal Wax-Onions
.postpaid 1000 $1.60; 5Q0 90c.
Express 0000 $7.50. . Bermu
das postpaid 1000 $1.25. Ex-
press 6000 $5.50.- Good sup-
ply. Wire for large quantity
prices.
"The Rexall Store
Call or send in that prescription
to be refilled we will see you re-
ceive .back at once: We handle
alMcinds.of drug sundries.- -
Gdiidra & Blair
TheHEXAJLL Store
Texas
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Joe Matthews of Austin was
here Sunday on a short visit.
See E. N. Hair for1 seed po-
tatoes. $4" per bushel
Bob Rowntree was in Temple"
Tuesday oil business.
See Lynn Partlow for seed
corn.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Kuler
visited relatives at San Gabriel
Sunday.
Seed Corn Good white native
seed corn for planting $3.00 per
bushel. J. E. Tipton. 26-2t
Bruce Bailes of Temple was
here Monday the guest of
friends.
For Sale Good select white
native seed corn per bushel i
$3.00. Gus A. Beyer Route 1
Barflett Texas. 26-2d
Miss Mollie Mae Mode3ette
who is attending State Univer-
sity at Austin was at home for
the week-end.
White Leghorn Eggs for Sale
$1.00 for 15; $5.00 per hun-
dred. Mrs. W. H. McFarland
Route 2 Bartlett.
Mrs. T..B. Benson and daugh-
ter Miss "Lillian are in Marlin
for the benefit of Mrs. Benson's
health.
H. F. Overby was in Fort
Worth this week where he went
to purchase some mules and
are due to arrive .this week.
Miss Effio Lou Modesette who
is teaching in .the Belton High
School was at home with her'
parents for the week-end.
NATIVE SEED CORN FOR
SALE Strawberry and white
mixed. Also a few young gilts-
for sale. Arthur Durant. 26-4
Owen P. Carpenter of Belton
candidate for County Judge of
Bell county was here Saturday
meeting the voters.
A. C. Moore was in George
town this week making prepar
ations to open his picture show
in that city at an early date.
The editor and wife Were vis-
itors to the Austin concert of
John McCormack Monday eve-
ning. J. W. High tower was in Aus-
tin Monday on business and
heard Job" McCormack that
evening.
Ncr haevyweight champion
boxer ever trained more earnest-
ly for a battle in defense of his
title than Richard Dix trained
to prepare himself physically
for the role of the Indian hero
in the "Vanishing American"
the feature picture at the Ala-
mo Theatre Monday and Tues-
day February 15th and 16th.
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THE M3THEU LEAGUE
The Luther League held its
monthly meeting Sunday after-
noon February It which had a
devotional opening with a song
and prayer. The following pro-
gram was rendered i
. Bible Lesson Rev. Bogisch.
Song By all. . - '
Reading Eugene Lindeman.
Vocal Solo fReke Petzolt.
.'Questions about the Bible
Anna Wolff.
Reading Rev. Bogisch.
After the program the roll
call showed that the Reds had
a larger attendance than the
Blues the .two parties having
been organized to increase- the
attendance record.
After the business of the
League was over the meeting
was closed by a song -and the
Lord's Prayer. Reporter.
See Lynn Partlow for seed
corn.
Cub Burns of Vilas was the
guest of his brother City Mar-
shal Frank Burns this week.
' Mrs. E. C. Brune i sconflned
to her bed on account of a fall
she received 'during tlie recent
cold spell.
Lorraine Lawrence who is on
the road with the Calumet Bak
ing Powder Co. was here Sun-j
day- to see his parents lur. anu
Mrs. Ed Lawrence.
Mrs. Fred White who under-
went a successful operation at
the Kings Daughters hospital
is reported to be doing nicely
and will be able to. come home in
a few 'days.
Mrs. J. P. Hairston was in
Belton Monday afternoon in at-
tendance upon the celebration of
the 100th anniversary of the
birth of Mr. John Wesley Ray
pioneer Texan and Bell county
resident for many years living
at Sal ado. '
Mrs. R. M. Robbins of near
Schwertenr received news. Wed-
nesday of the death of her
nephew John Harris at Rising
Star Texas Mr. Harris was
about 35 years of age and leaves
a wife and two children. He
formerly lived at Jonah moving
to Rising Star several years ago.
At the head of a company of
500 persons to film "The Van-
ishing American" Seitz estab-
lished a base camp at Kayenta
on the Navajo reservation in
northeastern Arizona and re-
mained there approximately 4
months. Richarti Dix Lois
Wilson Noah Beery and Mal-
com McDonald are the featured
players. At the Alamo Theatde
Mon.-Tues. Feb. 15th-16th.'
OLDHAM'S REDS
Stock and eggs for sale
C. L. Oldham Route 1 Box 2
Phone 935 Bartlett Texas.
ROSE BUSHES
2-year old 25 cents.
Flowering shrubs of all kinds.
Fruit trees privets for hedges
and ligus'trums. Ed Holland
803 S. Main Temple. 26-3t
EGGS FOR HATCHING
White Wyandotte eggs Mar-
tin and Regal - strain winter
layers 75 cents for 15. Fertil-
itv cruaranteed. Luke demons
Route. 3 Bartlett. tf
Let Munn's Grocery
Connect With Your
Kitchen
Munn's Grocery wonts to
connect With your Hitch-'
en during the year 1926.
A complete stock of sta-
ple and fancy groceries
at all times and at the
right price also fresn
fruits and vegetables in
seasouf with a complete
meat market department
in connection.
D. R. Muir
PHONE 57
(From Brfc and Siaer FiTe.)
Jackson Mich. Feb. 5 1026.
Dear Tribune and Readers :'
We feel that wo havp bo many
good frtends at Bartlett and we
Would like to write to all of
them. Wo have decided to write
to all at once through the Tri-
bune. Our month of meetings has
closed with good results and
tho church has extended us an
unanimous call to remain in
charge of the woi'k in thjs large
rushing city. While we have
accepted the call yet we may
make it only for1 a few months.
for" the reason that I am apout
to close a drilling contiact on
my oil block near Texhoma and
if I do we may find it necessary
to go there to look after the oil
prospects. In tact there is a
great oil boom starting there.
About six drills are going down
now and that many more will
soon bo in operation and these
are all- right around Texhoma.
If any one of them strikes oil
then that fine land will soar in
price and one of the best farm-
ing regions in tho whole country
will be made doubly valuable.
We have snow on the ground
here most of! the time but the
weather does not appear very
cold. It; has been down to zero
only one night this finter. We
like the country and our work is
prosperous
With very best wishes to all
we beg to remain your friends
Mr. and Mrs. Roger H.Fife.
Note We have some excel-
lent propositions on both im-
proved and unimproved lands
near Texhoma. Prices reason-
able. Will he glad to show them
to any interested parties. G. T.
Leajtherman and It F. Cates.
DEPARTMENT OF BANKING
STATE OF TEXAS
NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS
AND CREDITORS
The Bartlett State Bank of
Bartlett Texas closed its doors
on the 9th day of January A.
D. 1926 and is now being liqui-
dated by mo as provided by law.
All persons having claims
against said bank are hereby no-
tified to present the same with
legal proof thereof to me at
Austin Texas within ninety
days after the 15th day of Jan-
uary A. D. 1926.
NO CLAIM OF GUARANTEED
DEPOSITORS PRESENTED
AFTER NINETY DAYS FROM
AND AFTER THE 15th DAY
OF JANUARY A. D. 1926
WILL BE ENTITLED TO
PAYMENT IN WHOLE OR IN
PART OUT OF THE DE-
POSITORS GUARANTY FUND
Form for proof of claim can
be pr'ocured from the local agent
in charge of the bank at Bart-
lett Texas.
CHAS. O. AUSTIN
Banking Commissioner of Texas
Dated at Austin "Texas this
15th day of January-A. D. 1926.
FOR SALE Rhode Island
Red eggs $1.50 per setting.
Cheaper for incubator. Extra
fine young cockrels 2.50 each.
Have the best flock of chickens
wo huve ever rasied. A. S.
Clark. 24-tf
DREADFUL PAINS
Georgia Lady Who Had Lost Too
Much Wright Wai Advised
to Take Cardui and Is
Now Well.
Columbus Ga. Mrs. George
s.
Hunter of thla city writes:
"After I married thirteen mouths
ago I suffered with dreadful pains
In my sides during ... My sldo
hurt so bad It nearly killed ma t
had to go to bed and stay some-
tlmea two veoljs at a time I
could not work and I Just dragged
around tho house. .
"I got very thlrf I went from 126
pounds down to less than 100. - My
mother liad long been a user of
Cardui and sho know what a good
medlcluo it was for this trouble so
sho told mo to get somo and toko It.
I sent to the storo after it and bo-
foro I had taken tho first bottlo
I began to Improyo."
"My sldo hurt loss and I began to "
Improve In- health. . . . Tho Cardui
acted as a fine tonic and I do not
feci liko -tho sttmo person. I am
bo much bettor. I ntn wort now.
I have gained ten pounds and am
titlll gaining. My aides do not
trouble mo at all.
"i wish every suffering woman
Mow about Cardui" NQ-1C0
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At Round Hall
May February
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Good order. Come Have Good Time.
-See-Will
Franz
For your Feed of all kinds-hay corn
oats barley etc.
Figure with me on feed in car lots.
High patent Flour- "Heart's Delight" and "M
White" wholesale and retail.
Auto Accessories at right prices.
Bring Your Life Insurance
Troubles To Us
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That's what you will hear her say if you buy'
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best and its PURE. ' '
Our Hot Drinks can't be beat any where we
use only the best in making therh. ' . -.
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That tired half-sick discour-
aged feeling caused by a torpid
liver and constipated bowels can
be gotten rid of with surprising
promptness by using Herbtne.
You feel its beneficial effect
with the first dose as its purify-
ing and regulating effect is thru
and complete It not only drives
out bilo and impurities but it im-
parts a splendid feeling of .ex-
hilaration strength vim and
buoyancy of spirits. Price 0c.
Sod by Lcatherman Drug Co.
For SaleFirst year cotton
seed grown from Kasch's Pedl-
creed flecd. Some Anton's seed
t grown from Antpnrs Poidgreed
seed. Have some ivw seca
cr'op. $1.50 bushel here.- Al-
bert Friedrfch Bartlett Texas.
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Cates, R. F. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 27, Ed. 1, Friday, February 12, 1926, newspaper, February 12, 1926; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth76123/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.