Conroe Courier (Conroe, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, March 23, 1923 Page: 6 of 8
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BEFORE TOO BUILD A HOME YOU MUST HAVE A LOT
“Rtf la bis asms, sad b« baa
ceased excitement among dog fenders
of tbs Qusksr city. Tbs Philadelphia
Ksnnsl dub introduced the dog at Its
annual show, and offered a cash prise
of $800 to the person guessing Ug
breed. The dog was found on the out-
skirts of the dty. and seems at first
glance to be a cross between an Aire-
dale and a sheep dog. His coat la
like a French poodles, yet he Is ah'
most the else of a collie. “Rags" has
the face of an Airedale, and when he
stands and runs he has the appear-
ance of an Bnglish setter.
fttMiMae*
BUT
CARTERS
IS EA5Y
When in Need of
ANYTHING IN
Kdward 1*. Snyder of Baltimore re-
cently celebrated his forty-sixth year
as u newsboy on the same etand. Sny-
der started to adl papers whan ha was
twelve years old, and established him-
self at the corner of Green and Frank-
lin streets, lie’s still there and do-
ing a bigger business every year. He's
never hud any other job, but hua made
s succeea of selling newspaper*.
CLOSEST-IN LOTS NOW AVAILABLE
NEAR SCHOOL HOUSE-FOUR AND FIVE BLOCKS
FROM THE COURT HOUSE
PHONE IBS
Mary’. Little Cake. '
Mary baited a little cake
To tickle papa’s palate.
He put K on a hickory etick
And used It tor a mallet. /
CARTER DRUG
STORE
A Flab Story.
Hale—You hare mors brains than
a flab.
Hardy—Thanks far tbs compli-
ment.
Hale—Whaddye mean, compUmentl
Do you think that fish are Intelligent?
Hardy—Well, you often as* them In
schools, don’t you?
Go to Sunday School Sunday.
Troublee ef the Skipper.
Oaplain Noalv—Well, what’a wanted
now?
Monk (the Howard)—Thoee flea
creatures are demanding another dog
to pasture their family on.
Candling is Surest Way ef Taking
Doubt Out ef Egg Case.
• good egg" said something no poul-
tryman or egg dealer ever should for-
Candling la the surest way to taka
doubt out of the egg case. The Uni-
tod States Department of Agriculture
has a bulletin on the beet methods and
equipment for doing tbs work. Those
who desire It should write to the de-
partment at Washington, D. CL. for
Department Bulletin 506, How to Can-
dle Eggs. It contains descriptions of
candlera for the handling of small
Or an Umbrella
"Pa wbst Is preparedness?"
"Preparedness, my eon. Is the act
af wearing spectacles to breakfast
when you know that you are going to
hare grapefruit”—Lyra
smr TERMS IF DESIRED
Plats Can Be Seta at C. T. DARBY’S OFFICE
“Slimy Taste
QUEEN OF CARNIVAL
numbers of eggs and for handling
large quantities.
CLOSE-IN LOTS ALWAYS SELL FAST WHEN PUT
ON THE MARKET .
CLEAN ECUS ARE PREFERRED
EDGAR KOEN, OWNER
BLACK-DRAUGHT
Clean neats wm go a long way
toward securing fresh eggs, which
will bring all the way from Art to
sight cents per dosen more than dirty
eggs In tha dty market. Change the
CONROE, TEXAS
Liver Medicine
nesting material frequently, keep the
dropping boards clean end renew the
Utter ee coon as it becomes dirty.
The house, titter and dropping
boards must be clean or tha layer*
will hare dirty feet. Hens with dirty
feet will eoU a whole nest full of eggs
majestic theatre
n Special Feature* JLi
Saturday, March 24th, Birth of a Nation
SJVSfT’Sii COTMcfSTkT«n
Vruf.’ Tfcit Forf.t M. A*i
Sa tarda
Tom Mix in
TONY
UME NECESSARY FOR FOWLS
Flower
Life St Diven
Quantities ef It.
Mias Alena Turner, who has
ajsftol by sa overwhelming maj
as queen of the carnival la M
Ala-
Hens without lime caa come as near
laying heavily kl ■ race bores «e«M
win with a hobble about Its legs Lime
|g neceeagry la the manufacture of
the ahalla, and heavy lay era aaed enor
sou* quantities of ft. Oyster shell la
the nx>et pc<>aomlrel form la which to
supply K. and on* of the bast paying
tarrstm—tB yea’ll make
CHRISTY BROS
NO FARMER
t)an produce hifh grid* raanlta hjr using
form implements, machinery and harnoae
a a for opart as day and night,
We bell the kind thol rwdtice ypur labor end fnrrrai
your profits- tha kind that aucroagfui farmer* use
Msn> tar seeing formers ore eumlng in for their mm-
pliea and Andinjr Darla’ the beat place to buy goods We
save you money on plows, hameaa, and farm hardware
of all hinds. Groceries. Feed, etr
THE BUT COOK, ON EARTH CAN NOT MARX A
REALLY COOO MEAL FROM INFERIOR GROCERIES
AND FOOtMTUFFt IT REQUIRES QUALITY AE
WELL At KNOWLEDGE i
JY Of
*Y EH
EVERY
FINEST
HORSES
EVER SSED
nw u hatiyy what
HAfMKI WHIN V<MI
but ooom nuiM ua
Headqaartcrg for Seed of all Kiad»
SIC. MARCO 3SS1!
na mi iiaamto mot it i
THi lumiai MHMviaim a
MODERN AMUSEMENT CREATION
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Etheridge, O. Conroe Courier (Conroe, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, March 23, 1923, newspaper, March 23, 1923; Conroe, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth843765/m1/6/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Montgomery County Memorial Library.