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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1910
Page
4
Overheated days urge porch and lawn furniture use for comfort and pleasure. A surplus of Axminster Art Squares in many patterns sells at sale price with durable construction and long life. Read and compare prices and patterns before stock is gone.
The listing highlights a Crex art square with a wide range of options in 9x12 size offered at sale price only.
A public notice advertises Brussels Art Squares offering a great range of patterns at a reduced price of ten dollars, inviting shoppers to buy now.
The dealer quotes a range from 12 50 to 18 00 and invites customers to call and inspect the stock. It states it will be a pleasure to show items regardless of a purchase decision.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Rev Virgil Hughes preaches at the court house 11 a m. First Presbyterian Church Rev F L McFadden 9:45 a m Sunday school and 11 a m and 2 p m sermons Mrs Banks to sing. Westminster League 7 p m. M E Church South Rev Warren Whiteside 9:30 a m Sunday school in charge of Prof Smith. Rev Z M Williams D D Sherman preaches 11 a m and 7:30 p m. Pearl Street Church of Christ Bible school 9:45 a m preaching 1 p m song service 3:30 p m prayer and exhortation 8:30 p m. Mid week Wednesday 8:30 p m. Elder Wooldridge at Cooper Creek school house 3:30 and 8:30 nightly.
Rev A D Rogers pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 am with Prof T B E McDonald as superintendent Preaching at 11 am and 115 pm Morning topic Every Day Religion Evening topic My Candidate and Why I Am for Him Miss Ballard to sing in the morning Y P S C E at 7 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 815 pm led by Mrs C Lipscomb
The Cent ral Presbyterian church with Rev A F Hellman as pastor lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning service at 11 a m with Rev J J Richardson to preach. Evening service at 8 15 features Prof J R Swenson. Dallas pastor preaches at Central church. Junior and Intermediates meet at 4 p m Y P 8 C E at 7 with Rowland D Williams directing music. All warmly invited.
Rev M T Andrews pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m Supt W F Jarrell. Preaching at 11 a m and 8 15 p m on An Old Testament Beatitude and The Death of a Fool special music at both services Sunbeams meet 5 p m Junior Union 4 p m Senior Union 7 p m public invited strangers welcome
Edward Elliott July 22 Y P S C E program for Sunday July 3 discusses Christian citizenship with scripture references. Led by Miss Eula Magill, songs by Miss Mattie Pitman, talks by Miss Woods and General discussion A five minute pastor talk, business meeting, and benediction follow. Frontier Asthma claim appears as a separate notice offering home treatment with free information.
An ad asserts thirty years of training in compounding physicians prescriptions. It claims purity of drugs and chemicals, careful handling, and technical knowledge in filling prescriptions. Delivery to all city areas is offered via two phones.
No Fourth of July celebration will be held. The post office will close with general delivery from 9 to 10 am and no city or rural carrier service will operate. Banks will remain open.
Grocery and restaurant ad promoting fresh red snapper and other groceries. Encourages customers to call G W Ei bert for items like eggs and chickens. Ends with a contact line listing R Turner and phone mention.
A terse maxim about stealth and integrity, stating the assassin hides his weapon while the brave rely on square honest dealing as their armor. The line contrasts deceit and principled conduct in a compact moral reflection.
Local notes report Will D Burks of Pilot Point visiting today. Mr and Mrs J T Webb in Fort Worth. Cc P Pearce from Palestine for a few days. Mrs A M Penry and daughter visiting Wills Point. N White and family in Fort Worth. J C Lee and children near Ponder here today. W R Graham of Greenville visiting his father A E Graham. Ben Chapman becomes cashier of Argyle State Bank. F F Hill and W S Ray en route to Bethel picnic to speak. Otto Barnett on vacation visiting Sherman Waco Galveston and other Texas points. Rev A F Hellman in Dallas. will preach tomorrow. Rev J J Richardson and Prof Swenson fill pulpit here.
Local notice urges farmers to insure wheat and oats against tornado and fire. Jasper & Jasper promotes best companies and low rates, claiming a policy can prevent heavy losses.
The Duke and Ayers nickel store Wag opened Friday afternoon with music from a string band and a crowded opening. The remodeled building presents a modern look and offers a clean stock as part of a twenty store Texas firm. Shoppers packed the event, with twenty five clerks briefly overwhelmed as customers served themselves and carried out numerous packages.
Notice announces the regular July 1910 Denton City School Board session to review bids on the average daily balance for the treasurer role for the 1910 1911 scholastic year starting September 1 1910. W L McCormick secretary.
Advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills claim it cures weakness lethargy and nervousness promising energy and health. Sugar coated globules sold for 25 cents by J F Raley & Co.
An advertisement from H. F. Keller promotes inexpensive groceries and provides two phone numbers: new 312 and old 126 for customer contact.
An old advertisement touts Dr King New Discovery as a universal cure for throat and lung troubles. It claims to relieve stubborn colds and coughs, hemorrhages, lagrippe, croup, asthma, hay fever and whooping cough with safety. Trial bottles are offered free at J F Raley Co.
Miss M. Greenwood Hardy teaches elocution and physical culture at Southland University with a focus on children. The notice promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic for digestion and overall health, claiming renewed appetite and vigor for 50 cents at J. F. Raley & Co.
A brief note invites readers to sample ice cream offered at a small kitchen operation in North. The message emphasizes personal taste and local availability.
Epworth League program lists topics on The Christian's Citizenship with leader Miss Katherine Mans Long. Includes prayer scripture reading song and talks on Privilege of Citizenship by Mr Lewis and Responsibility of Citizenship by M P Kelly.
An era advertisement extols Perry Davis Painkiller as a remedy for rheumatism neuralgia bruises colds colic and diarrhea claiming seventy years of usefulness. The terse copy hints at broad efficacy and early use in various afflictions with minimal details.
A Durham woman identifies as a farmer's wife and recounts severe early illness but credits Cardui with restoring her ability to work. She extols Cardui as a safe, plant based tonic suitable for all ages and urges other women to try it, noting non harsh effects and urging readers to contact Chattanooga Medicine Co. for advice and a free home treatment booklet.
At the Majestic Airdome Denton crowds witnessed Latimore and Leigh’s stock company perform St Elmo with a record attendance. Virginia Mann Brown Hastings Maud Hillman led a balanced cast praised by all. Nightly bill included new specialties, with Pain in Full announced as tonight’s closing engagement.
J. L Anderson is sick and Mrs. J. C. Brownlow has been ill with inflammation of the bowels and is no better.
Contractor J. M. Gurley has closed a contract for the construction of 1200 feet of cement sidewalk at the Methodist dormitory.
An advertisement touts Buekien's Arnica Salve as earth's greatest healer for injuries from wrecks and for burns sores eczema chapped skin and sore eyes. It claims quick relief and a prompt cure at 25 cents from J F Raley & Co.
Prof Jas T Teel of Era Cooks county was in town Saturday on business. He and Mrs Tee will teach at Aubrey next year. Teel is regarded as one of the area’s best teachers and Aubrey is to be congratulated on securing his services.
An appeal by Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free at home treatment for rheumatism, gout, sciatica, and related pains. The claim states the remedy cures most sufferers without climate change and purifies the blood, promising relief and brighter eyes.
D. R. Turner promotes Chase and Sanborn coffee with a customer satisfaction guarantee and provides a contact phone number 7 for orders or inquiries.
A compact classified style note advertises pure South Texas comb honey available at D. R. Turner’s with a contact phone number 7. The tip emphasizes the product and local shop offer.
Eld. C. E. Wooldidge opened a prolonged meeting at Cooper Creek church Friday night with a good crowd present. Services will continue for ten days and a special service is planned for Sunday at 3 P.M.
A short notice encouraging readers to habitually call G. W. Elbert for groceries fruit jars caps rubbers poultry and eggs. The item promotes the supplier as a reliable local provider of basic goods.
A local notice highlights Smith's Restaurant offering 14 ounce loaves of bread, described as finest quality and fresh each day.
A fragment mentions the Lost on Found section and advertising in The Chronicle. It references reclaiming items and prompt notices for readers to claim belongings. The piece uses informal wording about costs and response to lost articles.
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