The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, August 19, 1921 Page: 2 of 8
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a business course?
If so, call at
The Eagle office.
We will make
it to your interest
to do so.
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and Domowtie tobwecw to do it
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SAFETY FIRST.
SERMON 01 THE STOVE.
WII.ME*S BRAVER
Hove you said your prayers ?”
asked Willie’s mother
“Of course.*' replied the
child.
“And did you ask to be made
a better little boy?”
“Yes, mama, and 1 put in a
word for you and father, too.”
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Idle? Bijr business is ready
for you. Sell 137 products
direct to farmers on credit. If
you own team or auto, are
under 50, can give bond,
start you. Twenty million use
our products, Good territory
| open. Write J. R. Watkins Co.
j Dept 115, Winona, Minn. It’s
(your life chance. 14-4 tp.
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j Twenty million people are
said to be facing starvation in
Bolshevist Russia. Possibly
they represent that portion of
J the population that has no*
embraced Bolshevism.
CAUTIOUS.
Robert, age 8, ran to his
father with his nose bleeding.
“What have yo i been doing?"
demanded his father, as he
rendered first aid.
“A boy hit me,” was the
answer.
“Well, and did you hit him
The dear old lady entered An Alabama darkey was tell-
the chemist's shop and looked in* u friend of a certain church
doubtfully at the youthfu’ a Hervice he had attended,
sistant behind the counter. “De Preacher wasn't feelin’
“I suppose,” she said, “you 80 K°od ,aat Sunday/’ he said,
are a properly qualified chom- e made dc fltove preach
i«t?” Je sermon/’
“Yes, madam,” “Made de stove preach?”
“You 'have passed all vour "Yessuh; made it red hot Lackr»
examination.?" [™m ,toP ,t0 l>ottom »»' •»«» he! father. flec> 4, was
"Certainly." «'k de .smnera to take a K<~dLmaIlcr than me.”
"You’ve never poiaoned any look al 11 *n R° ,0 think,n • The father’s heart glowed,
one by mistake?" o | “And besides he was a poor
“Not to my knowledge.” A NEW METHOD. !boy.”
She heaved a sigh of relief. — _ j The parent a! face iieamed
“Very well. then, you can Mn*- Styles—I see by this ■ wjth jde
give me a nichel’s worth of l’“I,er that » woman in a wes- „An<,.. added the . ..
cough drops!" ,tern town haa Slit upon a novel can ne;er te„. father>' how
-„- plan of obtaining a separation „t thow lw).s are.-
AN EYE FOR BUSINESS, ifrom her husband without go- 0
_ ing to the expense of court JUST ENOUGH
Nellie, whose t w lfat1'* • i proceedings.
gan life as a cabin boy and Mr. Styles—That’s interest- there much of a gath-
Any one can point out the
wisest man in this town. It’?
a poor fish who forgets his
owfi name.
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When the unexpected happens
most people immediately fin/
that they were expecting it.
JUNCTION WOOL & MOHAIR CO.
Junction and Menard. Texas.
Courteous Treatment Fair Dealings
We can save you money on Salt, Flour. Meal, Feed.
Sheet Iron. Etc.
COMPLETE STOCK OF LUMBER AND
BUILDING MATERIAL.
We operate our own trucks and make deliveries to
your ranch promptly. Give us your business
and we promise to do our best to please you.
TRY US WITH YOUR NEXT CLIP OF
WOOL AND MOHAIR.
We handle it like you want it handled.
JUNCTION WOOL & MOHAIR CO.
John R. Smart, President and General Manager.
Junction and Menard, Texas.
ering to see the ship start?”
finished as a millionaire, was ing. What has she done? |
paid by her mother one cent a Ml*. Stylea-Why, she sent aak(?d Colonel Edw^ards. whose
dozen for pins picked up from her husband out to match a gGrvant had beon down to
the carpet, to keep the baby piece of dress goods and told wharf.
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Dvtn jjciwiig vnciu. ^ ^ j «mm* >«»A vv» itiui ii muuii iiv n«*»» "Yassatfi Dev was a monst’-
stock of penniea increased, "do rTTi v~^pp vkivi “And was the crowd tumuitu-
you know what i am going to LubMEllLALLi > I EAKLNti. quite?”
^ *ulv< ! The banquet hall was adorned *So ,K)SS» de>* wasn’t
No, answered the nurse. (^ many hpautifui paintings. ?'ackl>’ tcm multous. Dcy was]
1 am going to buy a papcr| ( the preaidcnt of the ]itt|e just about midtuous enough fo'
of pms and .alter f.em over „ wa, (.alied to rc. de occasion,
the floor, and then pick them1 , . , . • a -.......-........o_
up, replied the young financier comp|irncnt to the ladies , “ Pe,*"“ P,ett' I
who was barely five years old. t he d ted th jnt_ hot the other day while giving!
... i a a corn a final plowing andi
PLANS DIDN’T COUNT. •"* w‘th an elo<?uent fre,ture stopped at the end of a row to1
and said: , . . , , . (
"What need is there of these mo1’ ^ b”w “d tfreft h'si
painted l>eauties when we have nelpr i y .r0'vn’ w 0
so many with us at t:he table?” was ]t ^
in jhis flivver. “Say, Rill/',
♦ COULD BE WORSE. saYs Unc,e Si» '‘when the ther-|
_ j _ momenter goes up and cottor
_T^ r ,!K e'eninR s®nj During these times when stays down, and the telephone
• ! U\ • P»oneer cap m inlfljness go }3a(j and so many and freight rates go up and
. a>crs jy name anc I^nn - p(>rgong are uttering complaints tbe price of wheat comes down.j
.. U _ T Ul^V u onc mav ^*nd comfort in the and when sugar goes down and
“2ft TW. r i-torj- idwut visitor to the ice cream and soda pop stays
/ lm e pan 0 ls hospital who said to a patient: up. life seems hardly worth
think it’s just wonderful to living were it not for the big
see you cherry with all those cold watermelons. Kill your
and T | , wounds on your head.” flivver a minute. Bill, and come
Mid" “C’a;:r Wounded optimist: “Oh, well 'W to the house witjh me and
the nlai ? *K was the reply, “it’s a h»vt a slice of goo<i melon.”
^ - 1 r.°‘ «*ry fine cheerin’ thing to -°--
♦ ul T H,ce UP of a niornin* and find always happiness u
I ithat vau'va aiM m 'mmA A*1 tWft wwW for some one. As
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During “Stonewall” Jackson's
campaign in the Shenandoah
Valley, it became necessary
that a bridge should be built
in great haste over a small
done Next morning
rode down to Captain
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