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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1913
Page
4
The ad promotes the Royal Master Model shown in the window as the most progressive typewriter. It touts 19 exclusive Royal features covered by patents and claims a high quality at a price $25 less, urging readers to choose a Royal Typewriter.
Beaver Board is a new building and decorating material that replaces wallpaper or plaster. It is durable economical and easily installed suitable for Christmas gifts umbrella racks book shelves and boxes. See the window display and inquire about nationally advertised Beaver Board.
Christine Miller, praised as a rising American singer, drew sustained applause at the Denton C I A auditorium opening date of the college lyceum course. Accompanist Miss Nothera Barton joined from Fort Worth for the program.
The shop presents a complete assortment of books gift books and Christmas accessories including tags and cards. Early viewing invited to explore the selections before the holiday rush.
Advert alleges headaches stem from torpid liver and bowels and promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a quick relief. Claims pills stimulate organs and regulate liver and bowels. Priced 25 cents. available at druggists or by mail from H. E. Bucklen.
Mrs Joza Dickson of Turn Er Bros above Wilson Hanns will auction trimmed hats at cost starting this week until all are sold. Wizard Triangle Polish Map offered for $1.50 with one quart Wizard Oil free.
A brief notice from Turner Bros announces a complete stock of fruit cake ingredients and invites readers to call the shop for orders. The terse ad emphasizes availability and telephone contact.
Monareh offers Olive Salad Yacht Club Salad Dressing Monarch Catsup and Monarch Sweet Rel ish to flavor meals. LONG and KING promote these condiments as versatile seasonings for everyday dining.
Rob Roy will join the Long and King team for engagements throughout the coming week. Inquiries should be directed to Long and King for scheduling and details.
The Rattlesnake screens at the Princess with action in this picture. Excitement runs high as audiences are drawn in by fast paced scenes and dramatic thrills.
A testimonial ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for a persistent cough. It claims quick relief after six weeks of Doctor’s care failed. Sold for 50 cents or one dollar with money back guarantee.
A speaker with thirty five years of experience urges readers to choose drug stores for compound prescriptions and emphasizes drugs and preparation of physician prescriptions. He invites readers to seek his undivided attention to selection, care, and compounding.
A brief business notice cites the contact number 4188 and the location East Side Square. It highlights thirty six years of professional experience offered by an unnamed provider.
Will A White 33, brother of N White and nephew of Mesdames Davidson and Alexander, died of heart failure in Oakland California. Mrs Strait, his Denton wife, survives. C N White and family and Mrs Davidson of Oklahoma traveled to Richardson to attend the funeral after his body arrived from the west. He had lived in Denton from 1897 to 1900.
A Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Remedy ad touts turning gray or faded hair dark and lustrous after one or two applications. It claims natural, even coverage, stops dandruff and itching, and restores a youthful look with a 50 cent bottle sold at drug stores.
A bolt struck a tree at Walter Orr place near Welch and Highland streets, scattering wood over 100 yards. The crash woke several blocks of residents. N H Rector was knocked from bed but no injuries were reported. Many visited the scene Saturday.
H D Ely of Bantam CO suffered a four year foot ulcer. Doctors urged amputation but he refused and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort. He reported his foot was soon completely cured. Advertises as a best remedy for burns cuts bruises and eczema. 25c box available from H E Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
Dora is a pure country made ribbon cane syrup marketed to pantry shoppers by Long & King. The note urges readers to try Dora and place orders.
Rob Roy will be here Monday and you are invited to enjoy the appearance. If you cannot come down, call LONG and KING to inquire or arrange details.
If you seek high quality coffee with strong flavor, this notice urges readers to try a can of Colonial Brand, offered through Turner Bros selling agents.
A Denton land firm promotes a bar gain on 100 acre farm located 1% miles east of Denton with 80 acres under cultivation and a good eight room two story house. Potential buyers are urged to contact Denton Land and Loan Co.
A brief customer order from Turner Bros asks for twelve 2 percent Ib cans of California apricots at 1.25 dollars. The customer states the items are fine.
An old classified style notice offers home asthma treatment with free trial and information. It directs readers to write Frontier Asthma Company, Room 102 Buffalo, N Y for details.
A December account pitch from Longe and King promotes a trial order to save extra money during the holidays. The text urges readers to place their accounts and mentions a trial that will convince customers.
Mrs Joza Dickson conducts a sale of her entire trimmed hat stock starting immediately and continuing until all hats are sold. Prospective buyers invited to inspect the items.
Thirty five dozen quart jars of sweet relish and olives were sold in November. A second shipment is due now and customers are urged to place orders by phone next time. The ad promotes LONG & KING products.
M L Portwood owner of 200 acres north of Denton known as the Bill Fry place closed a contract to deed the land to Chas Pettit for 330000, about 190 per acre. Portwood bought the property a year ago for 19000 less and plans to stay in Denton valuing the town's future prospects.
A local advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a powerful remedy for neuralgia of the face shoulder hands or feet. Rubbed into the painful area it relieves suffering and restores normal conditions with bottles priced at 25 cents 50 cents and one dollar sold by R. H. Garrison.
Mrs Joza Dickson invites participation in a sale at cost of her entire trimmed hats stock. The event begins at once.
An advertisement touts Herbine as a great bowel regulator that purifies the system and vitalizes the blood. It claims to put digestive organs in fine vigorous condition and notes a price in shillings with R. H. Garrison as the seller.
Rob Roy will join Longe and King on a planned tour spanning the coming week, with inquiries directed to the duo for schedule details and appearances.
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