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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1913
Page
3
Stanfield Lodge No. 217 meets Saturday on or before the full moon. Denton Chapter No. 80 meets first Tuesday monthly. Denton Commandery No. 45 K T meets second Tuesday monthly. C E S meets Thursday on or before the full moon.
A mesh purse containing a handkerchief and small change was reported lost Sunday morning. The finder should contact this office with any information.
Lost three leather-covered price books 4 by 8 inches belong to Hargreaves Printing Co. Please call old phone 101 Albert Erwin 753.
Stray animal notice reports a black mare about 14% hands high, four years old, with a small neck scar, lost near Fry Street and 44 Fry Street. Reward offered for return. notify W A Schooling Route 2 Lewisville with details.
Classified notice requests return of a bracelet containing three diamonds with a description to aid identification. The item is unclaimed and can be retrieved from the issuing office.
Twenty acres with house barn and outbuildings available to rent after January 1. Also fifty three acres five miles from Denton offered on credit terms. See L. Fulton for details.
Room for rent with modern conveniences two blocks from the square. New phone listed as 250 Rc.
Room for rent at 77 Bolivar Street with option for furnished or unfurnished. Contact phone 545 for details.
Listing for a rental at 166 Bolivar offering two rooms available furnished or partly furnished.
Sealy mattress beds and home cooking available at 40 West Mulberry Street with reasonable rates. Also three furnished rooms for rent with light housekeeping at 33 East Oak, Old Phone 170.
For sale a six room modern frame cottage with bath two porches gas electric lights plumbing porcelain fixtures and barn. Lot 775 by 180 feet on North Locust Street. Price 2500 terms. Address owner Box 517 7Re.
Advertises two small farms for sale on easy terms. Direct interested buyers to contact A. D. Turner for details.
Six building lots, 350 by 100 feet, well located near a street, offered at $200 each with easy monthly payments. Advertised by A. R. McGintie at Hann's Dry Goods Store. Also for sale a two story house with two halls, bath, front lot 95 feet, and servant's house contact numbers 44 West Gak or 192 N Locust.
Seed grown under A. D. Mebane in Lockhart Texas offered at 2.00 per bushel f o b College Station. Quick reply requested by A S Ware Secretary Texas Experiment Stations College Station Texas 80 4twp
For sale or exchange a well kept two story four room house with sewerage electric lights gas modern in every respect newly painted large 100 by 200 foot lot sheds and barn space price 43500 Will exchange for smaller place with time on balance Duggan Abstract Company.
Short for sale by Y M Turner and Dotfe Mules for sale. See A D Turner for details.
Miss Leonora Hann is listed to receive orders for flowers for all occasions. Address noted as 19 S. Loenust.
Local notice offers to remodel last year’s coat into a stylish cutaway with reasonable prices. Miss Kendall invites customers at McClurkan's for fitting and service.
Mrs McCann, a graduate of the New England Conservatory in Boston, advertises piano and voice lessons. Location listed at 29 S Elm Street with an October 29 date noted.
Mrs Sam H Sullivan solicits magazine subscriptions of all kinds with prompt handling of clubs and renewals. Located at 98 West Hickory New Phone 364 Red.
Arkansas Mill promotes chopped feed including chAFFs bran corn hay and other feeds. Also lists stove and heater wood with prompt delivery and full measure. Located at S Elm Street and J Avenue with two phone numbers for contact.
Portwood and Hodges list new phone 426 for sanitary milk and cream orders. The old line 297 remains listed as a contact option.
Local butcher Frank Wilkinson advertises fresh and tender meats with old phone 212 and new phone &. Prices and product range not specified.
The company states all future co and transfer fare will be on a cash basis and asks customers to pay the driver directly.
An advertisement invites readers to store household goods at reasonable rates with John B. Schmitz offering furniture and gas stoves.
A. R. McGintie advertises furnished rooms for rent in Denton Texas. Office over Wilson-Hann's, old phone 361. Rents houses in all directions North South East and West.
Eibert Product Co and Undertaking Co employ S. M Brown to care for their colored funerals. Brown is highly recommended as a first class undertaker and will handle colored funeral arrangements. For particulars see B. F. Crawford or J. W. Reynolds.
Household moving specialty highlighted by Les ter and Miles of Lester and Sherrod with a new phone line for contact and service inquiries.
Freight Transfer Co offers furniture moving service with special attention to items in the drag line. Contact via office at Kincaid wagon yard West Oak Street for moves and inquiries.
Advertises cash payments for cream chickens and eggs at Cheam Depot No 17 McKinney St with agent G M Purviance. Also notes wheat pasture wanted by A D Turner at 72tfe.
SECOND-HAND ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR SALE CHEAP two rolltop desks and two revolving chairs Den ton Trust Co 7Re FOR SALE SECOND-HAND GEM Garland gas heater 123 W Hickory Tip FOR SALE HAMPLER BICYCLE good as new Inquire at office T5e FOR SALE One handsome dining room or parlor stove and one small air-light heater Both stoves as good as pen and will be sold at a bargain See J E Wilson at Wilson Hann Go obtfe
Local listing advertises Monarch range oil cooker oil heater Wilson heater air light heater and a sewing machine plus an Edison talking machine with 25 records at 165 North Elm. For sale details appear in the household goods section of the page.
Mrs. D C Early of Route 2 Denton requests the White Holland turkeys and mentions no rambling details beyond the address and initials WD.
Denton Floral Co lists mints chrysanthemums carnations and roses for weddings and funerals with decorations sprays plants and bulbs. Prices and delivery options mentioned with advance notice encouraged.
Office and residence numbers for two veterinarians appear in this Denton Lipscomb area segment. Dr Eli Buyher practices at the Old Lacy Blacksmith Shop on North Locust Street with multiple new phone listings, while Dr E Botts, a graduate veterinarian, operates from Hancock and Son blacksmith shop on S Elm Street with updated contact numbers for office and residence.
Let us give you figures of your house with all work guaranteed and estimates furnished on short notice. Contact OVERALL and NAUGLE at 468 Elm Street or by phone 422. November 18 printed.
H. L. DaLee advertises brick work with a new phone number 372. The short notice promises money savings through quality brick work and contact details.
Concrete Walks by J M Gurley offer first class work at the right price with prompt estimates available for cement contractor services.
Old phone number 579, new phone 931 for high grade cement and brick work. Call or see S A Bushey to get an estimate.
Dr M L Martin and Dr A B M D advertise specialist services for eye ear nose and throat diseases. Offers eyeglass fittings and office located over Raley and Co.
Chas Saunders, dentist, operates an office above Long and King. Both telephone numbers are listed for contact.
W N Rowell D D S advertises office location over McCray's on the south side square with a new phone number 483 and old Pace 344 for patient contact.
Dr W A Jones announces a new dental practice located in West Side Square. The ad notes professional services for routine care and exams and invites patients to visit for checkups and treatments.
J W Fralin dentist announces location at South Side Square in Denton Texas, on middle block upstairs.
Community notice invites those seeking scavenger tasks to call the provided number 307. The brief ad offers work opportunities and directs interested individuals to contact via phone.
A registered Jersey bull Padisha of St Lambert, son of Wilma A, with merit status and a butter test of seventeen pounds seven ounces in seven days, will be at Pineckley's wagon yard West Oak Street after October 1. Offers season and cash with return privilege. See pedigree and merit certificate at the wagon ward office.
Will Locknane advertises three excellent bulls for sale at the Will Locknane yard on Fast McKinney street near McKelvey's yard and Stroud Grocery. Bulls were here this year and will be next season. Price is $1.50 cash to everyone with return privilege. Call residence phone number 350.
An old newspaper note announces McKinney Street Meat Market now ready for business with L. W. Brooks as proprietor. It promotes fresh tender meat and provides the telephone number old 380 new 70 for contact.
Dick Gilder, freed from captivity, threatens to jail Chicago Red and the other criminals unless Mary complies. Garson maintains control, ordering a quick move to safety and offering Mary a chance to change, while Mary battles fear and defiance in this tense confrontation.
In a tense room Dick urges Mary to flee and seize a chance at happiness while Mary suspects a setup by Burke. As secrets surface about tapestries and an arranged plan, the implied danger grows and the scene ends with “To be Continued.”
Local quotations show lint cotton sold from 8 1/2 to 18 cents today with the seed top at 4 1/2 cents. International quotes include Liverpool around 7.99 7.99 and New York near 13.20 to 13.37 with miscellaneous spots at 13.60. New Orleans closes around 13.24 to 13.32 with spots at 13 5-16 cents.
Denton residents are urged to recognize kidney trouble and seek Doan's Kidney Pills. A Denton farmer, L. O. Tompkins, testifies the pills relieve back and kidney pains, noting satisfactory results and recommending them. Available from dealers for 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
T. Brewer, Jeweler and Optician, announces a new shop on the north side of the square in a building formerly housing Taliaferro Bros. All work is guaranteed.
An insurance firm invites customers to switch policies or seek service, noting many new customers last month. They offer home visits by calling to arrange an appointment and express appreciation for business.
Local society notes show Rev. W A Binyon and E D McCage visiting. Alvin Ow sley in Fort Worth. many residents and relatives traveling to Dallas, Fort Worth, Oklahoma and East Texas. Shown are visits, moves, illnesses, and exhibit scheduling impacts from Denton, Krum, Bridgeport, Garza, Haslet, and nearby towns.
An advertisement claims a persistent cough signals consumption and that Dr King’s New Discovery halts coughing, loosens the chest, fights fever, and aids sleep. A Glen Ellyn, Iowa user testifies it cured a stubborn cough after six weeks of other doctors failed. It’s pitched as the best remedy for coughs and lung troubles with a money back guarantee.
Paschall's advertises fresh pickles included in upcoming orders with phone contact 86.
Clarence Miller of Oklahoma City visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Alden I. Miller here yesterday. Fresh figs at Paschall's. Phones 8 and 6.
A vintage ad from LONG & KING promises top quality groceries with the best prices and service. It highlights consistent value and customer satisfaction as a selling point.
An advertising blurb appeals to Denton residents, inviting noncustomers to call 44 to learn how LONG & KING will please them with products and service. The tone emphasizes customer satisfaction and local appeal.
Denton society recalls Miss Claude Bell with a November wedding to John Reese Lewis of Kansas City. Miss Charlotte Owsley hosted a girls shower featuring a contest, toasts, yellow and white décor, and a ribbon game with miniature feathered turkeys. Guests included Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Owsley, and many young attendees with refreshments of yellow and white ice cream and angels food.
Chaparral Literary Club girls of the N A welcomed M Eleanor Brackenridge Club members faculty and students for a long movie program led by J M Vivian at the Princess theatre. Western films and the comedy When Women Vote followed with an oyster supper and wafers. Palmer's orchestra provided dancing late into the night.
Master Andrew B Swenson and his mother Miss Margaret with Mrs W D Butler and Miss Della Fore hosted a second birthday party Saturday at the J R Swenson home on Normal Avenue. Faculty neighbors and babies enjoyed lawn games a donkey tail pinning contest won by Master Jack Crawford then older children played yard games while younger ones toured the dining room around a cake with two candles for years and one to grow on.
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Rove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is advertised as a true tonic and appetizante that drives out malaria and builds up the system for adults and children.
Turner Bros promotes efficient service for grocery orders via phone. The ad urges customers to call number 7 to start orders and praises the LONG & KING store for attentive effort and widespread customer satisfaction.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a reliable medicine to remove worms in children and adults. It describes benefits such as aiding digestion, toning the system, and reducing constipation, with candy form and safety claims. The ad notes 25 cents and availability in drug stores or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
Genuine boneless codfish in boxes at 20 cents per box and 2 1/2 pound sanitary tins of dill pickles at 15 cents. Purchase from Turner Bros. and call phones 7 for service.
Practice limited to Eye Rar Nose and throat with fitting of glagsee in the office over Curtis' Drug Store.
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