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Evening star., 1919-11-16
Embroidered Border Lace
Wells, $3.50 and $2.75

The Newest Styles in the Most
Popular Shades
There are styles here for the small and
medium size hats also large square wells with
heavy chain stitch and beautifully embroidered
border Splendid values at $3.50 and $275.
Embroidered Scroll Wells, IA yards
long and q yards wide. Made in S1-zs
heavy or light weight scroll effects. a.
In the leading shades. Moderately 10 %
Palais Roya-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-16
Mems and WOmen's
Kerchiefs, f for 85c

This is an Unusual Opportunity to Save
Women's White Handkerehiefsl
with tape border and dainty
initial, 1lH-inch size. Special
for tomorrow, 4 for 2Sc
Mems White TAPPED Border wv
Handkerchiefs with initial; 49,
inch size. Special for tomorrow,
Palais RoyaI-dain FIesr.
Evening star., 1919-11-16
75C Value Taffeta
Ribbons at soc yd.

Buy Your Christmas Ribbons Now and
Save Substantially
Handsome Taffeta Ribbons with contrasting
borders; also fancy stripes, and light and dark
dresdens with colored edges; 5H to inches
wide. Specially priced at SOC yard.
81 Value Beautiful Ribbons-Designs)
richly embroidered black coloredl O. m
grounds 9 inches wide Choice of widel QO.UO
range of colors and color combinatons)
Palais Roya-Main Floor
Evening star., 1919-11-16
0O >airs of High-Grade
kegaste Corsets, $4.9S

ReIfs Samp'es-Vpenmg, $'98
r Prices, $3.50, $3.50,
50, 5000, Sl2-2
o't"''''e chase at aGreaf Sauing
Models. Models design, sig to fit every figure, made
some silk and mercse.Iao hrna.Ia :,e5 ila.u
batiste and coutil, wi and s;uI, iR tr;u,ned ed
with beautiful lace an r;bbont i s;lt asrters
some ae are shlrree with TX ribbon, low and
lneu'un. ,ln pus' nloue;s WI WI. long skirt, some
1ia.e 1a 1nooeI ,o sules ~ SKI and across back.
- ~ - w. '0' '' r.,.,1ry :. style.
Toyal-Third Floor.
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Handsome Saving!
$3.50 to $40 Georgette
Bl0useS at $6.95

Samples and Overlots from Leading Makers
Splendid qualities, beautiful styles
in both dress and tailored. effects.
Select from white, flesh and tint
shades. Very unusual values. Special
at $685..
PaIais ROyal-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-16
Matrons' $3.50 to $3.50
Velvet Hats at S.

From Maker Who Specializes on Hats of
This Character
Becoming models, in styles for mid
dle-aged women The assortment COM
prises small sailors, with narrow,
straight or dropping brims, also Co.
lonials, tricornes and turbans, with
slight roll at side. $3.50 to so hats at
$5. r.,a,. Ro,a,-seeo.a Floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-16
Extraordinary!
Children'S Fur Sets {
Featured at 1898 Set:

What Child Wouldn't Want One as a.
Christmas Gift?
Small size sets for little girls. Made
of plain white or tiger coney; have round
muff and shaped scarf. Priced at $3o8
set.
We have complete section devoted
to Children's Furs on the Third Floor.
Other Sets at S. to $35. II
Palais RoyaLThiFd FlsoR.
Evening star., 1919-11-16
Women's $l8 to $3.50
Hats, Special $10.5O
A Fortunate Purchase from a Ne,
York Maker

n FUrtuHdle Purchase HUHI NEW
York Maker
We bought his entire line of exclu-
sive model hats at less than half price
Beautiful, styles of finest quality Panne
and Lyons velvet, in smart small, me-
dium and large shapes, trimmed with
burnt ostrich, narrow grosgrain rib
bon, etc. Included are styles for every
occasion. An exceptional special fea-
ture at $10.5O r,,.,. a.v.Ls.,.,s Floor
Evening star., 1919-11-16
5.PieCe Brass Desk Sets,
Unusual at $3.50

A splendid opportunity to make an
attractive saving by doing your Christ.
mas shopping now.
In brass and bronze finishes. Set consists
of desk pad, 12x18 inches; ink we'll, paper cut
ter, calendar and pen tray.
Without doubt this is the most accept
able gift for man, woman or child Different
color blotters SO as to harmonic with ones
desk and surroundings.
The actual value of these Desk Sets is
$675; special, $3.50.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1919-11-16

HeatherblOOm & Burton
Taffetta taPetticoats, ,$2.98
Remarkable Feature Special-30O in the Lot
Made of heatherbloom and Burton
taffeta have deep founce of all-silk taf-
feta, in pretty plain colors and change
able effects This small lot of Petit
coats was specially purchased for this
event. We urge women to buy in
''threes and fours," for savings of this
nature are uncommon now. Special to-
morrow, $2.o8. p.,.,. n.z.Lx.n r,....
Evening star., 1919-11-16

Women's and Misses Crochet
Bedroom Slippers, in a variety
of pretty colors. Sizes 4. S. 6
and Z. Specially priced at 69c
pair. Art Dept-Main Floor.
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CORSICANA.

Corsicana, Texas, Feb. 27.-The
home of Prof. C. Brewer and sister,
Mrs. Birdie Jones was burned on
the goth inst. 1t is said the hre
was caused from defective wiring.
Prof. Boswell and DR.. Davis receiv-
ed by express on the Is Of Feb,
two beautiful and valuable pigs as
gifts from Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Daw-
son of Reese, Texas. The Express
is in great demand and the list OF
readers grows weekly. See Prof.
Boswell for ii and the Crisis. Mrs.
Frank Adams is rapidly improving
at the sanitarium in Kansas. The
sixth anniversary Of Rev. A. l..
Moore as pastor of the First Bap-
fist church here commenced on the
nth and closed on the Oath inst,
with a banquet in the parlors OF the
church. Mr.. Ed Hall has given us
a nice series of adds for the last
four weeks, and we hope our people
will patronize him. Mrs. Mary Cren-
shaw, who was sick at our last writ
ing is now out again. James Carter
10 years old and the only son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carter was buried
on the oath, from the First Baptist
church of which he was a member
Many complimentary remarks were
said of him by the pastor and Sun
day school Superintendent. He died
Feb. 10. The funeral was conducted
by undertaken w. w. Mckinney On
the II.
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CHICKAsHA.

Chickasha, Okla, Feb. 21.--Al-
though some what handicapped by
Indictment weather, the past week the
4th anniversary services held at the
First Baptist church in commenda-
ton of the four years passionate OF
Rev. d. ID. Jones was impressive ana
lovely. Great sermons and speeches.
were made in which great credit ana
appreciation was shown, this worthy
and most highly respected minister
of the gospel.
Rev. Branch has made good and
claims a place among the big preach
ers of the day. Saturday night was
the climax of programs for the week
about IS number made up the pro-
gram for the occasion every one
played his part Sunday was high
day including Model Sunday school at
$3.50. The Sacred desk was in charge
of Rev. A. c. Reeves, State Supt. OF
Sunday school and B. Y. p. U. Mis-
sion.
Rev. C, B. Burton, pastor of the
New Hope Baptist church preached
the sermon of his life and brought
tears from the eyes of all.
Model B. Y. P. U. at 900 p. m.
Night services at 500, Supt, OF 5.
S. and 3. Y. P. u, with a copious
shower of the Holy Ghost from this
great sermon. Amount collected du-
ring entire week $4,000. Rev. Rocks
and family have departed for Popu-
lar Bluff, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Carr has purchased valuable piece
of property and remodeling and con-
vertlng 1t into five room bungalow.
The Macedonia Baptist church had
good attendance Sunday. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. At 1900 o'clock
services conducted. B. Y. P. U. con
Quoted at 600 p. m.
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RoCKwALI.

Rockwell, Texas, FEB. 27.-Rev. G..
W. Nelsdfi Was at his post at IL
o'clock ami at $3.50 Christian Endcay-
or met and was called to order by
its president. Mrs. B. Thomas and a
Bible discussion followed at night,
Rev. G.. w. Nelson. spoke to pack
cd house. Sick listed Mr.. A. Russie
has been conflned to his bed for
several days. Miss Mabel Thomas
and Mr.. Harry Moore OF Garland
were married on the aSrd. Mrs. Geo.
Thomas left for Tulsa. Okla.
( The Dallas Express will be deliver
ed at your door by its 1gent- Look
for HIM
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KArFMAN.

Kaufman, Texas, FEB. "a. Services
zrere we'll attended at Bold, Pilgrim
Baptist church, Rev. r. q. Smiley
preached two strong sermons, sub
iest Of the morning sermon, The
Covenant 81 sgsA q Ipr Az ]. !. Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Green Nois s'fefsfel : s7sent the
weelS-end with prs' and Mrs. VIM.
Green.
{. Rev. Collins Of Greeuyille. came
in Wednesday morning after his
son. Rev. James Collins. the latter
being IN,
MR. 4. f. Gipson spent Wednesday
in Terrell going there 10 hear Nine,
Anita Patti Brown sing.
Miss Matte March IS visiting Mr.
Manuel Lacy Of Camp Bowie.
Mrs. Jeannotta Thomas after spend
I ing few days here with Mrs. w. l.
Lister and friends left Thursday
morning,
Mrs. Lula Edmond entertained will
a surprise shower, Monday evening
hcnoring Mrs. A. Carlisle, 1t beini
her thirty-hrat anniversary.
Mrs. Jim Daniels entertained Mon
day evening an foul until 81,
with two-c0urse luncheon. honor
Inc. MIS-. Jeanette Thomas Of Den
yer. Colo. Those present were. Miss
b n. s. Smith, p. d. Smith. Mar.
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rORSEY.

= |
Forney, Texas. Feb. 27.--Rev. L.
w. Mackey was at his post OF duty
Sunday at Mt. Zion Baptist church.
Rev. p. NJ Mitchell was with his
people at Little Flock Baptist church
Sunday.
J. Mrs. Lemie Saunders IS on the
sick list.
Mr.. Richard Boyd was in the city
lagt week from Wicnlta Falls. MIR.
Jerry Williams was In Dallas Sun
day on business:
Mr.. selles Bell WAS in Dallas last
week on business. 49,
q Sunday school at A. NJ. n. church
was well attended.
Rev. G. G. Christian was in the
city last week In the interest OF the
c. M. u. church.
Mrs. Cora Axle OF Dallas was In
the city Sunday.
Rev. L. w. Macixey has moved to
F0rncy. Texas. where he will be
near his church.
Rev. r. X. White Of Dallas and
also Rev. Wilson of Dallas was in
the city last week attending the
funeral Of Mrs. Emma Smith. who
died In Dallas at her home and was
shipped here for burial.
Mr.. H. Rowl returned home from
Eiast Texas.
Miss Rozle Mae Waite left Mon
day for Terrell. Texas. her home.
Mr.. Andrew Madden was In Terrell
Sunday visiting friends.
DR.. Wheeler OF Terrell WIS in the
city last week ON business Miss
Modesto williams left for Garland
Thursday.
Mrs. Lizzie Williams returned home
from Dallas.
Rev. ]. d. Williams left Sunday for
Dallas. where she will preach for
Rev. Johnson.
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PITTsBURG.

Pitotsburg. Tex ), Feb. 27.--H Is
reported that Rev. G.. w. Smith Of
Commerce has been called to pastor
the Iiyinggreen church. This Is
a BEAUTIFUL church and its members
are to be congratulated for their
most excellent Choice as pastor. The
Douglass high school is having a
series OF socials. The Northeast Tex
as District Board meeting held an
excellent session at the Pine Bluff
Baptist church this week. Mr.. MAN.
som Jones has bought a home ON
box street. Mrs. Ada Williams visit
cd Mrs. Della Johnson Sunday. sun
day was beautiful day and all
churches were well attended. Rev.
Jones, the pastor of Pine Bluff SEEM
ed to have had double portion OF
the Holly Spirit Sunday eight when
he had closed his sermon. the whole
congreg alton was crying for JOY
It was the good pleasure OF the
reporter to enjoy a motor ride with
Mr.. w. H. Phoxx Sunday evening
The young ladies' Sewing club gave
reception at the Odd Fellows hail
Thursday night, which was enjoyed
by all present. The Business League
Twill hold, its first organized meet.
ing Thursday night, March 9Th a
Pine Bluff Baptist church. 1t Il
hoped that yolored Pittsburg viii
| 81 present and the six hundred ant
| tAsrty Colored people win cry; lie
us ask the city Council for electric
lights. better streets and demand thu
box factory sewerage that is so Of
fensive.
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OIL!
CAPITOL
PETROLEUM.!
A PRODUCING DIVIDEND PAYING
COMPANY BRINGS In WELL, NO.
"a LOCATED IN THE FAMOUS
WAYSIDE Pool, MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, KANSAS.

Arrangement are being completed
to start Well No. rs ard Well No.
26 at once. The management are
for more valuable oil
land in Texas. The Capitol Petro-
leum Company has enjoyed excellent
progress since it's incorporation, July
Is, 1917. 1t has paid two cash divi-
dends since Oct is, 1913, the last
dividend being a 10 per cent; and
promises to pay not less than 10
per cent dividend on April 18th.
Dividends are paid four times a
year. Capitol Petroleum has 1000
acres in Mexico, amidst the largest
producing wells in the world, it 10
the intention of this company to de-
velop the Mexico property at once.
Men are on the ground making sur
vey, building roads and establishing
first camp for Well No. l.
This work is in charge Of H. B..
Guthrie. Supt., of the Tamipco proper
ties. Oil experts claim these prop
critics are estimated to be worth one
million dollars, before the drill touch
es it. We confidently believe this
stock will be worth anywhere from
$1.00 to $1,000 per share in years
to come, and we urge our friends to
get all they possibly can now.
Send in your reservations now,
prices advance March LIST. Litera-
ture maps of properties and banx
references, prices Of shares mailed
free. AGENTS WANTED
Address
FRED s. BURTON,
1886 Welton ST..
Denver, Colo. 2-c2-2t
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TEXAS TOWNS

Daughtery, Mrs. d. ]. Johnson, Mrs.
Oscar Smith. Mrs. Allie Adams and
Che hostess.
Mrs. o. W. Bell spent Friday at
Crandall with her father.
Mrs. Blanche Thomas of Rockwell,
spent few days with relatives Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Lacy.
Mr.. T. j. Norwood left Saturday
morning for Dallas, the guest of Mr..
Jerry Green.
Misses Myrtle Wilson. l.. Hall, TIL
lie Goodwin, Lucille Mathis. Messrs
Albert Pullins, Henderson Cook,
Hugh Crockett were the guest of Mis-
seas Ada Lacy and Marguerite Shan
non.
Add to Waco -. -. -. ....... ...acw
Second Baptist Church.
Rev. s. Montgomery, Pastor.
Sunday school was largely attend
ed, Teachers were present at their
posts. Visitors present, four. The
The lesson was reviewed by Supt.
A. NJ. Spencer.
At II a. m. Rev. NJ B. Brown
from Muskogee, Okla, spoke from
powerful subject, sixth chapter Of
iEph. The house was was largely
crowded. everybody enjoyed the SER
mon. At D. m, we re-assembled
for the greatest feature ever wit
messed In Waco, by the woman under
the auspices OF the w. H. M. So
ciety, known as the Woman's drive.
In the creation God seen that he
needed some one to help shape the
destiny Of the world. and he ordain-.
ed woman. The drive was to re-
mind them Of their duty to God and
humanity. We hope such drives will
be continued in the future. The pro-
gram was indeed excellent and was
enjoyed by all,
At p. M, the auditorium was
packed to Its uttermost. DR.. Brown
spoke from Hebrew 18th yhapter,
f"Pauls Letter to Rome,v Many
hearts rejoiced, five souls united with
the church. one for baptism.
Total collection for the day S10S.71.
Sick listed, Mrs. r. b. Walton, Miss
Viola Maxey. Miss Willie B. Warner
spent four days in Temple and re-
ports a delightful stay.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

To The Union of Royal Family:
/ take this method of informing
you that our genertl work is doing
fine. We hope to keep so by each
Kingdom making full, punctual and
and accurate reports. See to 1t that
eve member get in and takes care
Of he sick widows and orphans.
AgahI eali your attention to the
action OF the last Grand Session, that
each Kingdom must subscribe for
The Dallas Express, it beinp the OFF,
cial organ Of the Union OF Royal
FaElily.
Have ii seI,s to your Worthy
scribe.
Address Hor.. w. f. King, Editor,
1900 Swiss avenue, Dallas, Texas,
enclosing $3.50 for a years subscrip-
ton.
The Cost Of Supplies.
Next will call your attention to
the fact, that all Of our supplies are
costing much more. to-vt:
Financial Caids per doz..,-...-..,----.-25c
Application Blanks each.....--.----..25c
Transfer Cards, each...-.,.----.--------..25c
Policies,
Success to all.
Fraternally yorrs.
s. R. NEwSoM.
Universal King.
2-1-4t
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GIRO.

Ott5, Texas, Feb. q. Service was
very locd at Jerusalem, Sunday, Rev.
ID. G. Mayes was on the scene Ind
spoka from. LOG Psalm, subject The
Signs OF the Times Born to Mr.,
and Mrs. Barfeld. a boy. Mrs. Lula
Howard aud her sister visited their
uncle.s Mr. zaul, Bailey Of Marlin
who isiaNery sick. Mr. John
Spillhpn Of Marlin has moved u
otto. 10 take UP farming. Mr. Cal
Mobly was in Marlin. Saturday look
ing after business matters. Mrs.
Sallie Brown spsnt the week in Waco
With her daughter Mr.. Moses Wells
has moved to Rocky Hill TO improve
his fatehr's farm. You will always
find the Express at my residence or
on the streets Saturday.
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KELTYs.

Keltys, Texas, Feb. 27.-Sunday
School was we'll attended. scholars
As. All teachers we're present. Supt.
j. NJ. Kennedy gave stirring lee
ture. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clayborn
visited Mr.. and Mrs, Hollie Clay
born for few days. Mrs. L. W..
Steward was called TO Crockett to
the bed side of her sick sister.
Mrs. Vina Kennedy is on the SICK
list. Mrs. Ella Williams Is confined
to her bed with the ''fiu."
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GROEsBECK.

Groesbeck, Texas. Feb. 27.-The
concert of Blackshire high school
was extra good Saturday night. Ira
Pierson. preached Weakening sermon
Sunday at Head Branch Baptlst
church. The Womans Home Mis-
sion met with crowded house Sun
day al Dennis Chapel M. El church
'and refreshments we're served by
Sister j. Z. RagIih. president We
were glad when we flearned that
Waco went over the top in the pri-
mary. rvs ,p
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CLRBUaNE.

Cleburne, Texas. Feb. 27,--Rev.
Smith. pastor of the G. M. Il. church
will pull of his rs anniversary soon.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Taylor have
moved to Sherman
Mr.. Herman Phillips presented his
wife with player piano for Q birth
day present. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frames
died last week and was buried Sat
urday.
Mr.. Tom Hart Of Dallas was ~
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PRESTON.

Preston, Texas, Feb. 27.-Mr. F.
w. Washington, was called to Fl.
Worth, Texas, to attend the funeral
of his aunt, Mrs. Winnie Webb. The
singing class is progressing nicely
under dictatorship of Rev. James
Fair.
Services at Jerusalems were inter-
esting, Rev. A. d. White was at his
post.
The Dunbar Literary club of Doug
lass school rendered an excellent
program Friday evening.
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JACKsBORO.

Jacksboro. Texas. Feb. Ill Sun
day school was conducted on time.
Miss Geo. Mosely has returned from
Henrietta where she taught school.
Public sche Is doing fine with
Miss l.. r. n sly. teacher Let us
Gray for more refined iEselligent young
wpn1tn like Hiss 4iealey. She is a
great help to the race
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the City visiting relatives. Dad
Iownsell, our baggage man is quite
sick at his home. Miss Eldora Ezell
Of FIT. Worth is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ola Dotson. Mrs. NJ. j.. VIM
berly, our successful grocer made q
flying trip to Waco. Shiloh Bap-
fist, are preparing for their spring
rally. Rev. Palmer is bringing things
to pass Mrs. Laura Clark and Mrs.
Jennie Hicks and Mr.. Clark of Dun
can, attended the funeral of their
wife, daughter, sister-in law, Mrs.
Maud Clark Mrs. G. W. Griggs
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Crosby at TT. Worth, Monday.
Headquarters of the Dallas Express
will be located on the corner of
Chambers and East First street, leave
news, job printing Saturday or Sun
day of each week. Best attention
will be given. Mrs. Georgia Jack
son was called toSher fathers bed
side at BRENNAN. Mrs. Alice Rollan
was the guest of Mr. George Jack
! son. Mr.. w. b. Rice Of FIT
Worth, was in the city last week
visiting relatives. Mrs Bernice
Hickman and sons have returned
from Tulsa, Okla. Mrs. Ed Gee, who
has been very sick is convalescent
Mrs. Florence Childress is very i'll.
Services were fine at the A. M. f.
church Sunday. our pastor. Rev. p
D. Yoakum preached two excellent
sermons. $1,000 was our public col
lection. Our pastor knows how to
get the money.
Mrs. Mamie Beasley OF Alvarado
was with her mother Sunday, Mrs
Mary Jones.
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Card Of Thanks.

Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our many friends
of Duncan, Okla. for their kindness
shown us during the sickness and
death of our sister, Mrs Maud Clark,
Who departed this life, Feb. IL, 1919.
And those Of Cleburne, for the beau
tiful floral offerings. also Miss l..
Boyd OF Chickasha. May the blessings
OF God always shine on you.
Mr.. Torn Clark, Husband.
d. Miller and Alma Mcdonald,
Sisters.
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EDITOR DALLAS EXPRESS, Dali
LAS, TEXAS, LECTURER AND
SOCIAL SERVICE ADVOCATE,
STATE ORGANIZER NEGRO BUS.
MESS LEAGUE In TEXAS.


Will lecture in the interest of the
Business League and Social Ser
vice Work in Texas. With over
quarter century of work in Texas as
a publisher, Unidentified with the work
which concerns the State and its
people from every angle, Mr.. King
has had much experience and what
he is undertaking to do for the peo-
pie is too well known to need expla-
nation here. When you see the an
nouncement of his coming, lay aside
your doubts indifference and preju-
dice, and help to make his coming
success. It will help you.
Dates:
Tyler, Texas, ]. c. Long &C. M.
,E. church. Friday, Feb. 2S
Note-Dates will be made for all
skips. Watch this column for an
nouncement.
Any city, town or community, in
terested in the establishment and
maintenance of store, shop, fac
tory, gin or other enterprise which
may offer employment to young Col
ored people, or who may desire to
further lift the moral or social stand
ard of the community, will find Mr.
King valuable aide. Those who de-
sire none Of these things done, will
of course not write,
Yours truly,
w. E. KING,
1900 Swiss Ave. or Personal
2701 Cochran St.,
Phone H. 6299 Dallas. Texas
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NOD el

Madam Ida Jamison Martin Of Dali
las. now of Cleburne. will give the
Poro treatment. In or out Of town
write here at Cleburhe Texas.
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North Avenue Church.

Services at all churches were good.
Mrs. w. II. burden has returned
from visit to Milford Mrs. Lena
Newton is recovering rapidly Miss
Minnie Mae Lindley has been on the
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sick list the past week. Mr.. A.
Lynn of District Michigan Is visit
ing parents, Elder and Mrs. Lynn
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1 have planted by one of the
Guides each year for the past four
years and my farm has yeilded 70
per cent in production. both in
corn, cotton and other seeds. Find
inclosed 81 for a Guide for 1919
TILMAN LANGHAM. Troup, Tex.
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Wood and Coal.
When you are in need of wood
or coal, phone Hunter and Cosey,
quick service will be given. Located
on E. Henderson street. Phone No.
435.
Hunter and COrsey, Props.
Cleburne, Texas.
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Plant by the Farmers Planetary
Monthly And Daily Guide for 1919

Find inclosed 81 for one of the
1919 Guides. For planting cotton.
tomatoes, and other seeds and the
other valuable Information that
1t contains can not overestimate
it's value to those engaged in farm
ing.-GUS CASTOR. Jacksonville,
Texas.
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/ used the Guide for 1913. 1
planted some of my corn. cotton
and other seeds on the Guides
dates and some on other dates
ed rs per cent more per acreage.
/ also go fishing on the Guide
dates and never fail to catch
a big mess in an hour or two.
Enclosed find SO for which please
send me one Guide for 1919 and
below. d. WALKER, Brennan.
Texas.