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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
5
Item description notes a standard double disc plow in excellent condition on display at Neely Harris Cunningham Co store with J. W. Jarrell listed.
The city council starts street prep including grading and coating with crushed rock. War rent expenditures are not planned. instead the city carries an aging surplus. Rock hauling began last Monday and crushing will start soon.
An advertisement warns of death from a weak heart and touts a remedy named Reno vine as the cure. The copy urges prompt action, claiming delay costs life and offers the product for $1.50 with an advance notice style.
Ben Robinson, an auto delivery driver for M. Coleman, broke his arm when the car kicked while he was cranking it on Monday. He previously suffered a similar arm injury from the same cause about two weeks earlier, though it was not broken.
When you take cold the average man risks a serious illness and should treat promptly with Chamberlains Cough Remedy It has a long established reputation and contains no opium or narcotic Available everywhere
F L Rieger and Miss Lila Alta Motley. Jesse R Williford and Miss Juna Huggins. W T Weir and Miss Ina Horner. Nathan L Bolin and Miss Dolores Reid. Pell and Ettie Lewis.
Mansfield Hungarian Cough Balsam heals inflamed membranes and quiets tickling nerves. Useful for babies. Price 25e and 50¢.
Curtis McKinley sold The Western Cold Drinks Department last week and left for West Texas. Uncle Charley Ewell will take charge of the operation from now on.
A benefit library recital is planned tonight at 8 o clock in the high school auditorium. Tickets priced 10 and 20 cents go toward library funds.
Dr J Wes Carson states he will be in Comanche all week starting October 30 for business inquiries and patient consultations.
Dr. W. J. Westbrook of Sipe Lpgs registers a Ford No. 526. Sid W. Fines of Carlton registers Ford No. 527. J. P. Coan of DeLeon registers Ford No. 528. J. L. Gore of Comanche registers Ford No. 429.
The Baptist of Comanche Association holds its fifth Sunday meeting at Downing with a full program. Last association minutes will be distributed at the board meeting Saturday. BL Y PL plans a Halloween party at the pastor's home next Tuesday for all young people. Mrs Thil Huddleston elected president of the Ladies Aid for the year, succeeding Mrs Wm Reese. Sunday sermon topic is Man a Sinner, 7 30 p m The Ten Virgins. Worship invitation extended. Geo A Curlee pastor.
An advertisement promotes La Creole Hair Dressing for gray hair with the claim that a woman’s hair is her crowning glory. The ad suggests using the product to color hair in a natural way and lists a price of 1.00.
The Comanche county singing convention begins with the Sidney singing class on the second Sunday and the Saturday before in November. All classes urge delegates to attend the Saturday afternoon and night session. Singers and music lovers are invited to come with well filled baskets. I. Donaho, Pres.
A letter to A. S. Harris from the Federal Land Bank Board in Washington DC states banks for organization will not be sent from the central office. Each district must locate its land bank and then applications can be made to the local bank which will supply the necessary funds.
A vintage advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chol for general health. It touts quinine and iron as tonic ingredients, claims it strengthens the liver blood and overall system, and prices the bottle at 50 cents.
We thank friends for kindness during our hour of sadness in the loss of our father and relative and for beautiful floral offerings. We also thank Hope Lodge for their kindness and assistance. Praying God's richest blessings on you all we are. Respectfully, Mrs C D Daniels Tauber Kirk Imey Kirk Clyde Kirk.
An advertisement urges prompt relief from coughs colds la grippe and headache with Laxative Quinidine Tablets priced at 25 cents. The copy warns neglect of a cold may lead to pneumonia and emphasizes early treatment.
Just arrived at Burks Mercantile Co. beautiful models of coats and suits for ladies. See them now and choose from stylish selections.
Burks Mercantile Co invites members of Comanche Camp No. 60 to a social meeting next Monday night at 8 o clock. Important business and initiatory work will be conducted. attendance is required for all members. Signed B. C. Findley, Clerk.
Sale listing shows hats priced at 6 for $3.98 with ladies options in assorted patterned styles. Limited quantities. Sizes and exact patterns vary by store.
Comanche High School travels to Brownwood for a key Saturday game in a long running rivalry dating to 1911. The series includes tight 1913 and 1915 decisions with a split 1912, 1914, and 1915 history. this season features two games, one at Brownwood and another at Comanche before Thanksgiving.
A valuable dressing for flesh wounds burns scalds old sores rash and chafed skin is Ballard's Snow Liniment. It is described as healing and antiseptic with bottles priced at 25c 50c and $1.00. Sold by S. P. Smith.
Pattern hat sale promotes all new styles offered this season with a special price of 3.98 dollars. Includes limited time offer and emphasis on affordability for shoppers.
J. C. Henderson purchased an interest in the Quick Service Garage last week and now runs its repair department. He is noted for his public dealings and is expected to prove valuable to the business and patrons.
The Ladies Home Journal Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman seek a local representative to manage renewals and recruit new subscribers in Comanche and surrounding areas. Earn salary plus commission. No prior experience required but desirable. Details and references to Box 654 Curtis Publishing Co Philadelphia PA.
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