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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-02-14
CORsICANA

Corsicana, Texas, Feb. 12.-Mrs
Ida Watson of Port Arthur, daughter
OF Mrs. Afford Moore, and Mrs. Mat
tie Thomas of Melissa was called tc
Corslcana last week on account OF
the serious illness of Mrs. Moore
Mrs. H. w. White went 10 GreenvillG
last week to be at the bedside OF
her mother. Mrs Carmichael re-
turned home from Dallas last week
after spending a few days with a
sick SON. Mr.. R. H. Durham was cal
led to Albuquerque, N. NJ, last week
on account of the illness and death
of his wife. who had gone there in
search Of health. Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. D. Jones, IL pound girl
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Parker
10 lb. girl. Mothers and babies
are doing nicely. The sister-in-law
of Rev. l.. C. Collins died at the
P and S. Hospital last week after
being operated upon. Mr.. l. r.
Roberts will move his meat market
on East Collins street. and woul
be glad to serve all of his patrons
in the city last week. Mrs. Rosa
hlS. DIOChS VI Ntltuo NiotlSu liltIuf
in the city last week. Mrs. Rosa
Montgomery of Houston was in the
CITY last week and gave the reporter
$1.00 for six months subscription tc
the Dallas Express. Mrs. Lucille
Kelley and Maud Allen of Dallas
visited Mrs. COLUMBUS Winson last
week. Mr.. John Words of Dallas
is in the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pillows were called to San Antonio
last week to attend the funeral Of
their brother and sister. Sick listed
Mrs. Carrie Lawson, Mrs. Matte
Siggers. Mr. Chas. Watts, Mrs. LII.
liam Goodson and husband, Mrs. San
Patterson, Mrs. Mollie High, o. S
Sallard, Mrs o. G. Williams, Mrs
Chester Chairman. Mr.. Parable Cren.
shaw of Drone spent the day witt
Mr.. ]. Joel. Sunday. Mr.. ]. W. Jones
of the Homer Oil fields N. Z. La.
is~ in the city visiting his wife, Mrs
B. Jones. First Baptist church ser
vices good all day Sunday. At Il
o'clock, pastor Moore preached {
roble sermon. H. NJ. rally at 4:S0
Rev. o. c. Colbert preached a yer!
strong sermon at night. Collection
good. Mrs. A. G. Mills is back from
Wichita Falls ON business. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Porter Dennis was visited b,
a couple of lady friends from Dalla'
Sunday. Mrs. Elyira Nichols of Ty
Ter is visiting Bro. G. w. Sparks.
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TERREI.L.

Terrell, Texas, Feb. 12.-Servlees
were largely attended at the various
churches Sunday. Mr.. Barnes Hol-
land, who was injured in an auto
mobile accident is still seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Nellie Huff is up again after
few days illness with the flu
Mrs. Parthenia Thompson is still
on the sick list Little Jewell
Joiner was absent from school on
account of illness.
...- Mr.. Floyd Reynold died sudden
ly Sunday morning at his home.
Prof d. l.. Boyd returned Sat
urday evening from points in East
Texas, in the interest of the Stan
dard Life Insurance Co.
To. the Public: Our pastor, Rev
L. Weaver resigned the Bethlehem
Baptist church a few weeks ago
His resignation was accepted by the
church, but after a careful consid-
Grafton the church rescinded its ac-
ton and elected by two thirds ma
iority, Rev. Weaver again as pas
tor.
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LADONLA

Ladonia, Texas, Feb. 12.-Services
were well attended at the First Bap-
tist church. Rev. C. H. Pryor preach
a good sermon at IL o'clock. Rev
l.. ID. Green preached a wonderful
sermon at $3.50. The C. M. e. Sunday
, School will have a rally the first
Sunday in March for the repairing
of the church. Rev. ]. A. Tyler was
unable to fill his appointment at
pleasant Grove Sunday night on ac-
count of illness. Mrs DR.. Hawkins
of Dallas sang to a crowded house
Friday night at the C. M. E, church
Both white and Colored would like
to have her come back again. Miss
e. Chart, who is teaching at Ben
Franklin was at home visiting rel
atives last week. Miss F. e. Orient
is in the city the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. S. Clark. Miss Della Full
Ter of Tulsa, Okle., is in the city
Mrs. Gladis Yeager was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c Clark. The
w. H. S. will serve dinner at W. H.
Walkers barber shop Saturday The
Dallas Express is on sale each Sat
urday at w. II. Walkers barber shop
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JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville. Texas. Feb. 12.-
Mrs. Francis Ross died Feb. 6, after
several months illness. Rev. B. L.
Simpson filled his regular appoint
ment at st. James A. M. E. Church
Sunday. Services were good Miss
Mahle Sanders after a months stay
in Pine Bluff, Ark, and FIT. Worth,
returned home last week
Miss Bell watkins of Mt. Selman
was the guest of Miss Carsie Nc
Gee. Mr.. ]. H. Holbert of FIT.
Worth attended the funeral of his
cousin. Mrs. Francis Ross.
Mr. Tsura links of Dallas spent
n few days in the city visiting his
mother Miss Leila Lee of Rusk
is in the CITY on business. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Griffin are in Longview
on business this week.
Miss C. f. and Deola Pierce spent
Saturday and Sunday at home. Miss
O. e. and Deola Pierce spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home. Miss I.
I. T. Willis spent few days in the
city last week.
Notice to the Public.
We are now located in our office
headquarters at 525 Pierce Ave,
Leave your news not later than
Monday of each week. The Dallas
Express, the leading paper of the
south is still finding its way into
the homes of our people. On ac-
count of the continued growth of
the paper and large reading cir
culation we were compelled to open
an Office to take care of the bust
ness.
Yours for business,
L. A. PIERCE,
Gard of Thanks.
We wish to use this method for
thanking the many friends for their
extreme kindness during the long
illness and death of our wife,
daughter and sister.
G. H. Ross, Husband.
Charlotte Stevens, Mother.
eleven Stevens, Brother.
Ella Lane, Sister.
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ATLANTA.

Atlanta, Texas, Feb. 1.-THE
quarantine has been lifted and the
public school opened Monday.
Rev. Preston passed through our
city en- route to Jefferson to fill
his appointment.
Miss Alice Bowens, the assistant
teacher Shiloh Colored school was
called to Henderson, Texas, to at
tend the bedside of her mother.
Mrs, e. H. Pruitt was home from
her school to visit home folks.
Prof. w. +. Carmen was in our
city Saturday Mrs. Edna jack
son passed through our city Sat-
urday en- route to Pittsburg, to Wis
it her husband, who is reported very
sick.
Don't forget to see Mrs. l..
Washington and Mrs. Murphy for
your paper
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NEYLANDyILLE

Neylandville, Texas, Feb. 1.-THE
Sunday school at the Baptist and
Methodist churches Sunday was good.
Rev. A. w. Jackson, the pastor of
New Bethel assembled the rostrum
at 1880 and took for text, Heb.
i2-14. Collection $41.35 for the pas
tor. The Epworth League has been
organized and is now taking on new
life. Mrs. N. Brigham is home for
few days. The Juvenile Mission
airy Society met Sunday evening and
electer officers to fill vacancies. Bro.
Holsey Brigham, Tom Brigham and
G. B. Womack are on the sick list
Mrs. Matte Fowler is also on the
sick list.
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MARSHALL

Marshall, Texas. Feb. H. Mar
shall has eight thousand paid up
poll tax and exemptions; it is about
evenly divided between the Colorei
and white. Marshall is still loosing
her old citizens. Mrs Estef Pater,
member of Ebenezer church. She
leaves daughter, Mrs. Hainey, a
host OF, relatives and friends to
mourn her lost. Old Mother Sophia
Johnson died at her daughters, Mrs.
A. Freeman, after long Illness.
She was nearing her one hundred
mark She was member of Eben-
eyer NJ e. church. Miss Helen Tay-
Tor left for Dallas to be at the bed
side of her sick sister. Mrs. ]. w.
Jones Mr.. Chas Watt is able to be
out after n long illness.
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CELEBRATED ARTIST TO SING
IN DALLAS

Prof. George NJ. Garner, Jr., tenor
of Chicago will appear in concert
here on the evening of February
23rd at Macedonia Baptist church
and at the Institutional church, DR..
C. c. Harper, February goth. This
undoubtedly will be one of the mus
ical events of the season as Mr.. Gar
ner is an artist of true born artis-
tic propensities. He has sung in
the leading churches and music halls
throughout America, also the Brit
ish West Indies and South America.
Critics are one in their praise of
this sterling arts.
Mr.. Garner has gained reputation
as a choral conductor and organist,
being director of music and organ
ist at the Olivet Baptist church
(Chicago) and the only member of
our race on the Board of Directors
of the Cook County Musical Associ-
alton (Chicago). Mr.. Garner is die
rector Of the Polyphonic Choral IN
ion of Chicago,with a membership
of one hundred and twenty-five
trained voices. 1t was with this
group of singers that Mr.. Garner
gained his reputation as choral con
ductor at the War Exposition held
in Chicago during Sept 1918 and
during the Liberty Loan drives in
the seventh Federal Reserve Dis
tricts.
Mr.. Garner, when he sang here
three seasons ago, made a wonder
full impression with his artistic sing
ing, and Dallas folks were carried
away with this artist, and since that
time Garner has gained laurels that
place him in the foremost ranks of
the worlds greatest singers.
Mr.. Gamers appearance here will
not only be an important event in
musical circles but will also be the
occasion for the gathering of the
leading people of our community.
Mr.. Garner wired Dr. Z. Arlington
Wilson, the eloquent pastor of Mace
donia Baptist church that it would
be his good fortune to arrive in
Dallas several days ahead of his
schedule, and of the opportunity it
wound give him chance to renew
some of his acquaintance with the
Dallas people whom he met at his
former concerts here two years ago.
Houston Observer, Galveston New
Idea, Peoples MouthDiece. Please
COPY.
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TAYLOR.

Taylor, Texas, Feb. 1.-THE
members of Murphy Street Christian
church conducted paint party at
their parsonage Wednesday night
in which the first coat of paint was
put on the newly repaired cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. James have moved in
to their new cottage on Murphy
stseet.
The body of Mr.. Jackson Har-
ris arrived here at Z p. m. Sun
day from San Diego, Cali
Miss Corinne Hamilton and broth
er Maceo are in Marlin. Mr.. Ash
ton Herring has returned from
Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Georgia
Ross of Fort Worth is at the bed
side of her mother.
Rev Joseph Wilson of Austin,
was the guest Of Rev, P. H. Jack
SON.
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CITY WELFARE WORKER FILES
MONTHLY REPORT

The Colored worker of the Citys
Welfare Department filed the follow
ing report of the accomplishment
of this department during the month
of January. Sixty cases of various
diseases were handled, thirty of
which were reported from the Jail.
and sixteen from the hospital. One
baby was adopted and another that
was stolen was returned to its
parents. Secured one girl from the
county Jail and released two men
from City Hospital and placed them
in private homes with relatives.
Books and other periodicals were
furnished prisoners of the county
Jail by this department, and ninety
sick visits to the poor and needy
were made.
This work has secured the endor-
sement of the public and is much
in evidence where results are obtain
ed. The local division is under the
supervision of Mrs. W. B. Morgan.
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RUsK.

Rusk, Texas. Feb. Sunday
school was well attended at all
the churches. Mrs. A. Weems was
called at once to the bedside of
her two sons, Mr.. Ceasor and
Abea Weems.
Prof. w. H. Seals made BUSH
ness trip to Rusk, Saturday. Mrs,
Dora johnson of Waxahachie, is
here visiting her daughter.
DR.. baltimore made business
trip to Waxahachie Wednesday.
Mr.. M. E. Conley has moved to East
Rusk Rev. ]. A. Smith returned
to Fort Worth, Monday.
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Mrs. Mary Johnson says that she
makes the Express one of her most
welcome weekly visitors. Budget No 8
DETERMINATION" Lack of determlna-
ton give us an indifferent attitude
towards life. Beginning with today
Saturday, February l4th and every
day as long as we live, let the fol-
lowing be our determination:
No. /. To start each day with a
clear conscience and a happy heart.
2. To be brave and strong. 3. To
do something really worth while
each day. 4. To quit lying on 9th
ers, mind your own business. To
talk things we really know, and
above all quit wearing three faces
under our hats and bonnets, etc.
S. To be absolutely honest in all
dealings. 6. To make other people
happy. Z. To correct today the err
rors Of yesterday.
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MALAKOFF

Malakoff. Texas. Feb. 5-Services
at c. NJ. f. Church verv good. Rev.
A. w Wesley preached great SER
mon. Sunday school at Good Hope
was well attended Sixty-eight pres
ent. w. l.. Garrett won the banner.
Misses e. Hubbard. Green. Johnson.
Stephens, Messrs. Jackson, Hubbard.
Lee and Holm are among our noble
young people. Our old folks class
is well attended Mr.. H. z. Howard
is pushing the Republican party. A
leap year party will be given at the
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HIILsBORO

Hillsboro, Texas. Feb. 12.-Miss
Ethel Mae Oliver visited her brother,
Mr.. Adam Oliver, in Waco Sunday,
The Dallas Express is gaining
ground; people are hunting for the
agent every Saturday. 1t is no long
er necessary TO solicit for the paper;
it sells itself. Miss Ella Duncan
who is now teaching in Waxahachie,
spent the weekend at home. Miss
Ardella Williams of Hearne. Texas
is visiting her aunt Mrs. Nora Win
field Miss Gertrude MCCULLOUGH en-
tertained with three course lun-
cheon Sunday. the FOLLOWING ladies':
Mrs. Nettie Garner of Fort Worth,
Texas. Mrs. C. v. Sparks, Hrs. Mat
tie Herley, Mrs. Edna Edens and
Mrs. Richardson.
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SECRETARY'S FAILURE CAUSES
REGRET
No Word From Base Ball Meeting
Has Been Received.

The Dallas Express wishes to ex-
plain to its base ball patrons that
its failure in printing the proceedings
of that late session of the Texas Col
.ored Base Ball League held at San
Antonio February to 2 inclusive,
was brought about through the fail
'ure of the secretary of the League.
1t was asserted that the secretary
was to furnish to all of the leading
race journals of the state with copy
of the entire proceedings. which was
of vital interest to the thousand fans
of Texas and Oklahoma. There were,
II is claimed, some high class legis-
lation, such as arranging of salaries
of players and or officers to the Lea
que, the establishment of state
wide scoring system, and the Gre
alton of a sinking fund to take care
of the financial end of a regular sta
billed organization. Such informa-
ton as this would have been very
helpful to players and followers of
the game alike, but through the neg
ligence of its secretary to furnish
necessary data, we were forced to
present this sad disappointment of
which we keenly regret.
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VELVET BROWN BEAUTY PARLoR

Mrs. Maggie Thompson and Mrs.
Elizabeth Jackson, experienced hair
dressers and beauty culturists have
opened an up-to-date beauty parlor
in the, Pythian Temple Their choice
rooms on the first floor have been
50 beautifully and tastily painted
and decorated that patrons shall be
filled with wonderment and delight
of their visit.
The operators make a specially
of all kinds of hair dressing, sham
roofing, hot oil treatment, electrical
facial message, STRENGTHENING mems
hair with or without hot irons, man
touring and all classes of beauty
work
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PARIS.
Paris. Texas. Feb u

Paris. Texas, Feb 12.-&
1t is reported that the families
of Rev. s. A. Brackeen and Mr..
Parker are confined to bed with
the FLU"
The dead body Of a small baby
was found Sunday morning in yard
of the G. M. p. church. There is
quite a deal of mystery connected
with the incident
The body of Mrs. Arie Oliver.
who died in Dallas was shipped to
the city Monday night and buried
Tuesday.
On Sunday afternoon the Broth
erhood of st. Paul Baptist Church
held a very interesting meeting.
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WHITEwRIGHT.

Whitewright, Texas, Feb. 12.-
Sunday School was well attended
Sunday. Rev. G., e. Patterson was
at his post Sunday. Bessie Lee
was called to the bedside of her
sick grand mother.
Miss Willie Coach and Mrs. Mi
Ian are visiting in Sherman. Mr..
S. A. Dehoney was in Plano, Sun
day.
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GRANBURY.

Grendbury, Texas, Feb. 12.-Sun-
dav was fair and good services at
the G. M. e. Church. Miss Allie
McCuen left for Mineral Wells to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Josie
Mcmillan.
Mrs. Katie Rucker is visiting in
FIT Worth.
You will find the Express at
McCuen and Davis Cafe every Sun
day morning
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RRYAN DISTRICT QUARTERLY
CONFERENCE CLOSES.

/, Marlin, Texas, Feb. 12.-The first
Quarterly Conference of the Bryan
District has just closed 1t was the
most successful quarter in years.
All officers made creditable reports.
The amount of $305.00 was raised
during the year. Presidin Elder
B. T. Reese and the learned DR.. G. w.
Ballard are both wide awake, ener-
getic men, and their leadership at
this time is not only desirable, but
essential.
H. ALEX HARGRovB, Steward
and Secretary Trustee Board.
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COOPER

Cooper, Texas, Feb. H. Services
were well attended Sunday at New
Zion. Rev. Strong preached an able
sermon both day and night Mr.. w.
R. Vester and wife visited in Paris
last Sunday. Mrs. Rosie Palmer is
here from San Antonio. Mrs. Martha
Thompson has moved to the city from
Kaufman.
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LOOK WHO'S HERE.
WAKE UP OPEN YOUR EYES

,o, VIII place In OF POWER ,., n,
reriect health matter disease NAV he WI give
Deect or Trouble wbar
then beaches a' b central point in the body is product
o,er an agent or salesman selling anything through the man .
your business viii
IN your orders you win prosper at everything which YOU p.
come contact It to the Kingdou 49,
are vor. ny ~ 10 epeed They only (SO) DOITARs
W WORTH Ten tunes that
you would them for o
II allowed certain orI
"oss run over yourself rushing
ue hmgdom what everybody has
n, 70 se rake my advice and
remove your troubles and demand
your hfe Your eyes will become YOUR
can 90
IN your possession Think for wise Sc
ncient worth TEN then act T
, guide and protect you all through life every credit 4
DR.. WALDEN H. COIN,
4O8 liz Greenwood rr,s. ,A.-x
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sTEPHENvnLE

Stephenville, Texas, Feb. 12.-Ser-
vices at c. NJ. E. church Sunday
Rev. VIM. Titus officiating. Mr.. Eu-
gene Graves was in the city from
Dublin Monday. Mr.. John Moore, Jr
Of Ranger was in the city. Please
quit lending your paper because the
person to whom you lend it goes
off and talks about you ad the Ex-
press, SO beware of the knockers
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ALTO.

Alto, Texas, Feb. Presiding
Elder Young held his quarter with
st. Paul G. M. E. Church on the
first Sunday.
Mr.. Alex Denman and family are
moving to Forest their future home.
Mrs. NJ. A. Anderson is spending
a few days in Keltys. Mrs. Jen-
nette Harris visited in Jacksonville,
Tuesday. Mrs. Eliza Bradley left
Sunday for jacksonville. Mr.. Henry
Johnson came in Friday from
Hearne with his new bride.
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ORGANIZERS WANTED, TExAs AND OKLAH0MA

Monday February 10th is the open
ing day. Velvet Brown Beauty Par
lor takes its name in honor of
Velvet Brown" the face cream Of
complexion heautifyer supreme. Pay
us a call.
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Mrs. Estella Bright left for Los
Angeles Calf, December 27th. Quite
a. number of her friends escorted her
to her place Of departure Her many
friends wish her happy stay in
the pleasant and most beautiful
city of the West
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Mrs. T. H. Miles,-Teacher of
Piano and Voice. Pupils being
trained to appear before the
public this Spring. Terms soc
per lesson. Phone x 1865.
1-24-4t.
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WANTEn.Znmopm.,.,u

Leonard Clough or Mrs. Jennette
staley. Please write Edwin An
derson. 1929 College avenue. TT.
Worth. Texas. OF great advan-
tage' financially to Mrs. staly.
1-31-4t
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CLASSIFIED @ADs.v

Painting and Paper Hanging
done at reasonable price. Ring
w. M. Ross, H. 2541. 1-31-4t
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Some Eexas F0Wns

school house February goth. Every
body is invited. Read the Express
and keep posted.
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Ladies-Turn your spare time
into extra money by selling Big
State salve. 1t is good for
colds, coughs. inflammation and
etc. Best salve made. Write to
BIG STATE co. 27OO Avenue
d., Fort Worth, Texas.
1-24-4t
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FORMER HAITIAN MINISTER DEAD.

f. Powell. for eight years, Minister
to Hayti and for fourteen years prin-
cipal of Negro schools in Camden,
died. at his home after a long illness.
He was "A years old.
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PROF. G. A. wILLIAMfs.--Teacher
or VOICE. Composition and Piano
Forte Music, quartet. choir and large
y S5 framing a speciality. Res
street, Dallas, Texas. Phone II. 6SGs.
1-S-4t
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GREAT SECRETS.

GREAT SECRETS.
Roots, herbs, loadstones. magnetic
sand, magic secret books, black arts.
witchcrafting. formulas tor making
hair growers. complexion powders
magic mirrors. magic gazing. crys-
tails, fortune telling cards. Write in
closing 50 cents for Herb Doctor
Book of Recipes.
r. WESTER. 12-20-4t
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
You will find us at the Citizens
Mortuary, 1854 Elm sEeet. Burial
Association in good order, agents
wanted. Punctuality, courtesy and
Iavors to all is our motto. Funeral
directors and embalmers.
s. M. BROWN, President.
STA. HAWTHORN. Manager.
Office Phone \ 1878
Night Q. 2776
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wood q Edwards Stetson mats, ladies
hats cleaned and reblocked. Wood
q Edwards Hat Factory, 421 South