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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1913
Page
4
We plan small profits that repeat, not big margins. If profits were high we would close. Our aim is fair prices and quality groceries so customers are satisfied, says Woodrum and Davis.
The remains of Mrs. Ella Burns who died Friday were brought from Sherman Sunday on the 2:35 passenger for interment at Old Ak ron. She was a sister of J and Tom Burns of Denton living near the brickyard and had gone to Sherman for a visit when death occurred after a short illness. Interment was at Old Alton with funeral services held in Sherman Saturday.
An old ad notes MacLaren's Imperial cheese sold in porcelain jars perfect for unexpected guests. Describes it as handy for a quick lunch and priced at 10 cents a jar. The snippet ends with a phone line and a dealer name PAS CHALL'S.
Barbed wire cuts and harness galls heal quickly with Ballard's son liniment. It is advertised as healing and antiseptic. Prices listed 25c 50c and 1 per bottle. Sold by A. Garrison Advt.
In medicine there is no remedy quicker for flesh damage than Ballard's Snow Liniment. It heals cuts, wounds, sprains, burns, scalds and rheumatism with penetrating power. Prices 25c 50c and 1 per bottle. Sold by R. H. Garrison.
The firm Batton and McCrary on West Oak Street offers to exchange new furniture for old and promises to pay the highest price while selling the cheapest. They advertise a line of gas stoves and invite people to come and see.
Logan's Summer School will open May 26 for eight weeks. Courses include Advanced Arithmetic Trigonometry Geometry Algebra History English and Arithmetic at Denton High School. A Logan A M principal. Denton Texas. Contact Record and Chronicle office Box 488 for more information.
Turner Bros produces potato chips with fresh batches arriving twice weekly, offering crisp snacks sourced from local facilities. The ad notes regular production cadence and ongoing availability for customers seeking consistently fresh chips.
Miss Moore and other executive members met with the Fair and Rest Room committee to organize a company financing the county fair and rest room project. A three member canvassing team will seek subscriptions to $100 shares and secure space for hitching teams off the square with full cooperation from the women’s clubs and chamber groups.
Mrs. F P Matthews suffers a tooth. Ivy Johnson welcomes a baby girl born Monday. John Swartz of Fort Worth plans a new photographic studio in the May building. Invitations go out to the 1913 C I L A A graduates. A road outfit travels from Gainesville to Tarrant county via Denton. Writs of certiorari sought for Bogus Jones bonds forfeiture. cases to be tried in County court. City heath code violations noted for ashes and rubbish in gutters. City council meets tonight with street ordinance and wagon yard debates expected. Elm Lodge Knights of Pythias decorate graves at Odd Fellows cemetery. memorial talk by H R Wilson.
Mrs Mabel Elliott offers eight week term from May 26 to July 18 in the R Lee building for fourth to seventh grade conditioned or special work. Old phone 187 246. Also a grocery ad for Long King invites customers to discuss daily fresh goods.
An advertisement for Paschall's touts a new tuna fish product in tins. The notice invites customers to order a can or two and claims it is superior to salmon. Contact via Phones 86.
An advertisement touts MacLaren Imperial cheese sold in porcelain jars at Paschall's with a price of one cent. Chase and Sawborn promote high grade teas in canisters, each occupying a place in their Tea Kingdom. Turner Bros advertises phones 7 and 8.
A vintage promotional piece claims the drug store offers superior service with 35 years of continuous prescription experience. It invites customers to try the store, promising free delivery and a satisfaction-based approach to drug selection and compounding.
An advertisement touts Pure Olive Oil from northern Italy with full quart jars and other sizes. It claims high purity, ideal body and color, and versatile use for salads massage or medicine. Contact via phone 52 for orders.
Funeral services for Mrs. Nannie Daugherty were conducted at the Hickory street residence Sunday afternoon with Revs. E. T. Bates and O. T. Cooper presiding. Interment followed at Odd Fellows cemetery with pallbearers Lee Zuthwalt Ashley Davis Jack Fry Robert H. Hopkins Will Williams and Ben Paschall Jr. in attendance. out of town relatives included Mrs. Homer D Wade Mrs. Hancock and Mrs. Tom Daugherty.
Sallow complexion blamed on torpid liver. Herb ine purifies and strengthens the liver and bowels and restores rosy health. Price 50c, sold by R. H. Garrison. Also promotes Tuna fish, tea options, and Turner's Bros products with contact details.
A note invites guests to drop in for an hour today or tonight, promising a cordial visit with the Princess making the hour enjoyable.
A Pathe drama in two reels teaches a moral through a well acted photo-play. The narrative centers on choices and consequences, presenting an engaging tale that aims to entertain while imparting a cautious message.
An outlaw escapes a small Western jail with help from his sweetheart and Bob Preston. In a later town he repays Bob by rescuing his father from a burning house. The rest of the tale leads to an interesting climax. Price remains 10c and worth it.
Denton County Farmers Institute elected delegates to the Farmers Congress to meet at A and M College in July. They aim to send at least 100 delegates from the county and plan to exhibit county products. Delegates chosen include W. H. Cowan and George J. Roark with others listed.
A long list of residents and relatives are reported visiting Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, Slidell, Terrell, Longview, Coleman, Corinth, Madisonville, and other locations. Individuals include Dewey Miller, Leona Edwards, Amyx of Slidell, Dot Gillespie, Ada Elliott, Olive Matthews, Ada Elliott, and many others.
Asthma treatment information offered free by Frontier Asthma Company in Buffalo New York. Also promotes groceries and vegetables with contact numbers and references to stores PASCHALL and Long & King for fresh produce and groceries.
See pretty stylish new summer dresses in street and home styles. We offer dress accessories for any dress and silk hose to complete the look for this season.
Jim Lillian Simmons infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Simmons died at their 108 Oakland Avenue home shortly after 12 o clock Sunday after two weeks of illness with cholera infantum Cramping and complications followed a brief improvement Friday Funeral services were held at the home Monday with Rev Rogers of Pilot Point and Rev Oscar T Cooper of Denton officiating Interment was in the Odd Fellows cemetery
Long & King advertise a grocery service pleasing Denton housewives with top brand goods, prompt service, and low prices.Call today, phone 44.
Local store lists Beechnut orange juice in 35e 50e and 85e and 1.25 dollar sizes. Phones available for order or inquiries.
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