The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 265, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 7, 1917 Page: 4 of 4
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BONHAM DAILY FAVORITE
COL. J. E. MUCHERT IS NOW IN
TRAINING CAMP IN OKLA-
HOMA.
In view of the fact that wild rumors
have been afloat for several days re-
garding Col. J. "E. Muchert of the
United States army, we are glad to
state from positive information that
there is no truth in any of these ru-
mors.
Col. Muchert has just this week
been appointed one of three men to
take command of new regiments now
being formed in Texas. He is at
present in a government instruction
camp near Fort Sill, Okla., where he
is receiving instruction in bomb and
hand grenade throwing preparatory
for his work of training his troops.
It is true that Col. Muchert was re-
lieved of duty on the border, but it
was with a view to using him in an-
other place.
There is no more loyal American
IS NOW GRIPPING THE WORLD’S ATTENTION. OUR
SUCCESS IN THE WAR MAY DEPEND, TO SOME
EXTENT, ON RUSSIA.
WE ARE PRESENTING
To Reduce the
High Cost of
Living
at the old
W. E. Newton
Low heel gunmeta! pump
welted soles, plain toe,
hat band bow, $6.00 val-
ues ............$3.00
Tan pumps, plain toe, hat
band bow, $6.00 values,
only........... $1.90
GROCER
Phone 171
will be glad to have these rumors set
at rest.
We pay the market price for eggs,
chicken and butter—Bowling & Peter-
son, phone 444, Bonham, Tex.
Miss Betancourt who has been a
teacher at Meridan Collerge, now offers
her services as a teacher of French,
Spanish and first year German, at
very moderate rates. You will find
her at South Main street No. 421. 6
Stated Conclave of
Bonham Commandery
Thursday June 7, at 8
o’clock p. m.
RICHARD MORGAN,
Commander.
LEWIS
THE SHOE MAN
Before-Revolution conditions in Russia are shown in this
picture with startling fidelity.
The liberty-loving groups are shown fighting the Cossacks,
the dark powers of the Empire.
The old regime police are seen combating the forces of light
and progress.
The wonderful timeliness of this picture with its vividness
and the immense scale on which it is produced makes it
a wonderful feature.
New Crop
Smart
Sack
Suit
“WOMANHOOD”
-TODAY-
BEST THEATER
25 and 35c
PHONE 338
City Greenhouses
“Flowers of Quality”
TOMORROW—10 & 15c—FRIDAY
Just Received
MISSED THEIR MAN.
Deputies Brent and Watson went
down into the river country yesterday
to visit a man the sheriff wants, but
the man was not at home to them.
They searched diligently and used up
a great deal of energy and some shoe
leather in their efforts to locate said
party.
It was evident that the man had
some feeling about their visit. He
recently took four friendly shots at a
neighbor, and it is possible that he
feared they wanted to question him
about this. They will interview him
later.
STADIUM
CLOTHES
Store Closes at
9 a. m. Tuesday
—We are receiving daily—beau-
tiful white hats for mid-summer
‘ wear. Our prices are right.
They must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Ask to see the wonder-
f ful values we have on sale now.
are the last words in Authentic
Styles, and everything one
oiyies, ana everything one can
expect in excellent ready-for-ser-
vice clothes that cost from $15
Business as Usual
E.M.Curlee & Co
PHONES 9 AND 67
upwards.
IDA M. SMITH
FOR SALE—Hup coupe, can be seen
at Catron’s garage.—‘Murray Hender-
son.
In order to enable you to perform this patriotic duty with-
out depriving yourself of any of the necessities of life, this
bank has installed a Liberty Loan Bond Club.
FOR $1.00 A WEEK YOU CAN BUY
ONE OF THESE BONDS
This is the first time the American Government has appeal-
ed so directly to you for financial aid, and, in doing so, it
has thrown benefits and safeguards around the bonds and
made them a GREAT INVESTMENT, paying 3i/2 per cent
interest and free from all taxation. •
HERE IS HOW WE HELP YOU—
Pay $1.00 a week for 50 weeks and get a $ 50.00 Bond.
Pay $2.00 a week for 50 weeks and get a $100.00 Bond.
We will sell you as many bonds as you desire to buy out-
right. There are no dues to this club, no fees. The bonds
become your personal property as soon as you finish your
CLUB payments. We buy the bonds and carry them for
you. When you make the last payment the bond is yours—
the safest investment in the world. The United States of
America is behind and guarantees the payment of this bond.
The Liberty Loan Bond Club is now open for membership.
P irst payment should be made at once to secure purchase
of bond. Come in today and let us explain the whole plan.
JOIN NOW AND HELP YOUR
GOVERNMENT
As well as Yourself
The Fannin County
National Bank
Oldest Bank in Fannin County
BONHAM, TEXAS.
East Side Square.
GOOD CLOTHES
THAT FIT”
Extra-ordinary Values in Women’s Suits
$12 50 to $25.00 Suits Now
—. $6.75 to $12.50
Empty
Bottles
\---No woman who has
can possibly afford to
Tihgsui*®iike*t^ese
serge, poiret twill, gabar-
A sports^silks, and are all
mk ^ ing worn in New York
and other fashi°n cen-
1 ^ these most extra-ordin-
▼ ary values—come early.
Suits that were $12.50 and $13.50 now .. S 6 75
Suits that were 15.00 and 16.50 now........ 825
Shits that were 18.50 and 20.00 now ........... loioo
Suits that were 22.50 and 25.00 now .......... 12.50
Suits that were 27.50 and 30.00 now .......... 15.00
Organdy Waists at $2.50 That Will be Especially
Well Liked —
fWk —White organdy waists
Y- are extremely popular
Vw this season, and this new
/n lot at $2.50 represent the
A \ j) prettiest styles we have
JIpt Jm had. A number show
daintily trimmed effects
\ produced by val and Ven-
*ce *aces and tiny tucks.
Xa /HIV?! Others show novelty col-
/XrtWM / M lars and fancy cuffs,
if fi.N/ iff- Others show shawl re-
f7 \> verses which
BRING US YOUR EMPTY
BOTTLES
othing but clean bottles wanted
LOOK LIKE
NEW
morning on a business mission.
Mrs. Jack Huffaker of Denison is
here visiting Mrs. W. E. Cotton.
Mrs. G. W. Crittenden returned this
morning from a visit to Denison.
Mrs. Patrick J. Graves of Clarks-
ville is visiting Mrs. Mark McMahon.
Miss Charlie Thurmond went, down
to Paris this morning a spend the day.
Forest Taylor went down to Dodd
City this morning to spend a few days
Guaranteed to run 3,500
miles. Let us show you.
Phones 10 and 363
Phone 138.
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Norman left
this morning for their home in Tulsa,
Okla.
Mrs. H. G. Evans has gone to Sher-
man for the day.
Miss Allien Richards left today for
Fort Worth to visit Miss Cora Phil-
lips..
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steger return-
ed today from a five weeks stay in
If the
Stomach
First Door West of First
National Bank.
is abused, it will not stand
the abuse very long. When
a man’s stomach goes bad
on him he has lost his best
friend. The whole trouble
in nine cases out of ten is
that he has not been masti-
cating his food, because he
has bad teeth. There are
dark days ahead of him—
unless he has that mouth
put in a healthy condition.
You will be delightfully sur-
prised at the ease I prepare
and fill badly decayed teeth.
All my work is positively
guaranteed.
DR. F. C. ALLEN.
Tioga.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Nunn left today
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Fuller,
in Henrietta.
Supt. J. J. Walker of the Dodd City
schools returned to his home yester-
day afternoon.
Jake Mincer, an old-time Bonham
merchant now of Dallas, was here on
business yesterday.
Mrs. W. J. Buchanan left yesterday
afternoon for Moberly^ Mo., to visit
her daughter there.
P. O. and Will Robinson left today
for Kiowa, Okla., to look after the
purchase of some stock.
Mrs. Miller of Windom who spent
yesterday here returned home on the
late train yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. T. Smith who had been here
visiting P. J. Long returned to her
WE INVITE YOU TO BE OUR GUESTS FRIDAY
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
SMITH’S QUALITY ICE CREAM
WILL BE SERVED
YOU FREE
Come and get acquainted with the delicious drinks
and pure Ice Cream we serve
Souvenirs Music
PALACE DRUG STORE
“Nyal Quality Store”
produce
those soft easy lines that
make a waist dressy and
attractive. Sizes 36 to
46. Price $2.50.
place, returned to his home in Paris
yesterday afternoon after a short stay
Don't
Fool
Yourself
been here several days visiting rela-
tives, has gone to Dallas and will re-
turn home from that place.
Mrs. J. T. Marshall, who has been
here visiting her sister, Mrs. H. S.
On the Hat Question.
Or any other Clothing
Question.
MAY BE PURCHASED THROUGH
THE AGENCY OF THIS BANK
WITHOUT ANY CHARGE
FOR SERVICE.
j Miss Bertha Twyman, who has been
! visiting relatives here since Monday,
returned to her home in Ravenna on
the evening Katy yesterday.
Mrs. Tom Coursey returned yester-
day afternoon from Ector where she
had been to visit her father, Billie
Coursey, who is ill and confined to his
home .
. Mrs. W. P. George, who had been
Style seekers come to us
for Clothes.
NEW SUMMER WASH SKIRTS
AT $1 TO $2.50.
^p^^m#aud gabardines, made
and slashed tailored
ipbut pearl buttons are
j||§f»ust measure. Prices
Everything we carry is
the Latest in Style.
These bonds are payable in gold, bear
3i/2 per cent interest, and are free from
taxation.
The sale of these bonds affords to all an
opportunity to serve the nation.
Ask for particulars.
—TO TAKE CARE OF
YOUR GROCERY BUS-
INESS AND WILL AP-
PRECIATE YOUR OR-
DERS. PHONE 65.—
Outfits that Fit,
In Men’s Clothing,
From Hats to Shoes.
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. C.
Finley, returned to her home in Honey
Grove yesterday afternoon. Her
daughter, Miss Verdell, accompanied
her home.
A. G. Allen returned this morning
'from Carthage, Tenn., where he had
been after his aged mother who comes
to make her home with him. She is
now eighty-ong years old and is help-
J.L. WARE
& SON
First State Bank
of Bonham
The Guaranty Fund Banfe
Bishop & Fax
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Spotts, W. S. The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 265, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 7, 1917, newspaper, June 7, 1917; Bonham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth839671/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fannin County Historical Commission.