Quick Meal Stoves Promise Modern Kitchen Upgrade
Advertises Quick Meal Oil Stoves and Gasoline Ranges as highly satisfactory and suitable for any woman’s kitchen. Offers home trial and guarantees satisfaction to encourage immediate purchase.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1917
Page
7
Advertises Quick Meal Oil Stoves and Gasoline Ranges as highly satisfactory and suitable for any woman’s kitchen. Offers home trial and guarantees satisfaction to encourage immediate purchase.
A fine rain benefited gardens and crops as farmers plant cotton this week. Thomas Pierce and sister Linda attended singing at Canaan. Misses Dollie Matthews and Lydia Spooner visited Miss Bulah Wrenn east of Savoy. Mrs Fort and children visited Mrs W T Pritchett. Herbert Jordan and wife visited Greenville recently. Miss Cleo Bradshaw and Miss Edna Hicks spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss.
Bascom Pritchett and his family visited relatives at Savoy on Sunday, sharing time with kin and catching up on family news.
Ely reports twenty six measles cases including Mrs Brown and seven children and Mrs Monk with six others. Others ill include five cases at W H Bartley three at Wm Sample and three at J R Stalcup. Community notes mention school demolition and new Odd Fellows hall planned.
The three year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Davis Cowart was accidentally shot by a neighbor friend Tuesday while playing with a target rifle loaded with small shot. The charge struck the back of the head and skull base, fracturing bone and pressing on the brain. he was taken to a Sherman sanitarium for X rays and surgical care, with expectations of full recovery.
The Junior-Senior Literary Society plan lists roll call minutes reading readings by Mr German and Miss Holland, prophecies by Robert Gallagher and Miss Savage, music with Victrola, and student papers by Edna Cox. The notice promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy.
W. O. Brents notes a local family can buy eggs for 28 cents per dozen this week, indicating modest retail price shifts in the market.
Big brims in light airy materials in suitable colors offered for warm days. Choose a flattering hat style. Prices attractive. One lot of shirt waists specially priced at 1.00. See to appreciate value. Also many novelties offered at attractive prices.
Wednesday afternoon saw hail with rain but little damage except near A. P. Neff’s residence where gardens were seriously damaged. School trustees have heard several superintendent applicants this week but have yet to pick a candidate.
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