The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 31, Ed. 1, Friday, January 23, 1920 Page: 2 of 8
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That
Old
Suit
will again bo at Leatherman Drug
Co's, drug store, Bartlett, Saturday
Women
January 24 nnd will bo pleased to
At your service kevery
meet his former friends and patrons,
nnd receive how ones. Eyes tested,
glasses furnished1 at moderate pr'ces.
Remember date, Saturday, January
24 at Leatherman Drug Co.
day in the year
Pure drugs and .'the
best in sundries.
Complete line of
stationery.
Leatherman Drug Co.,
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IL and PERSONAL
ticulnr who's your tailor, let
you. Texas Tailoring Co.
Richard Patterson visited
Temple this week.
.M. WilscOTeft Tuesday for
eej Okla., to visit her mother.
fa cnjalityi'youwant, come to
nc6 Bros. y
Wnde was in Betlton this week
mess.
SALE Business lot and rosl-
Bots Dr. A. Bcckman.
id Mrs. Otto Fcschcl were
visitors Tuesday.
baled shucks for $15.00 per
rence Bros.
rcstcr was in Austin this
uness.
LASS Good puro guar-
. bbIc. Otto Pcschcl.
sits in Uclton and
on business.
K Two car's of Rood
Seed. Sec Ellis Ware
y, Bartlett, Texas.
lot for sa!e at n bargain,
Icld.
-Second hand Standard
witor. Oscar Poclimonn.
land, Mrs. W. M. Laugh-
Mi, a girl.
rency for Bancs Hog
Itlo pgs big and big
V'schel.
k of Bclton is hero
ilia. W M. Lnughlin.
the Grand Leader
ialo goes on until
iuit left.
umcd Saturday
vlicro ho had
knd China, nnd
Iks old pigs, nlso
iCO pounds, Otto
Fhas moved from near
JeffJIunt farm, cast
twenty five,
Ind sacks, at
FIGARO MEAT PRESERVER.
A liqucd compound made of con
densing wood1, smoke nnd the addition
of other beneficial ingredients. A per-
fect agent for curing salt meat, being
better and more economical than old
aid fashion smako house. For sale
b Lawrence Bros.
Mrs. C. R. Rudnsill of Granger was
a weok-end visitor with relatives here.
PIGS FOR SALE Registered big
boned Poland China pigs ,'nlso 2 Red
Shoats. John Malechck.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tipton and chil
dren visited relatives in Killccn this
week.
The place to buy that talking nin
chine, I hate them all standard mnkc,
Victor, Brunswick, i'ntlic and Colum
bin, price $25.00 up to $200. Geo.
Hcmpd'H Jewelry Store.
Mr. P. It. Trnylor, who lives near
Akcs School House, was reported
quite sick'this week with lagrippe.
Money saved is money made; wo
can snvo you money on that suit if
you will let us order it now. Texas
Tailoring Company.
Mr. E. L. Schult? ,the nccommodnt
ing ticket agent for the Knty, was a
plensant caller at tho Trlbuno offlco
Tuesday, and renewed his subscript
ion for another year.
Wo hnve tho .largest stock of gro
ceries and Dry Goods in tho city of
Bnrtlctt and arc mora than ever nblo
to satisfy your wnntH. LawToncc
Bros.
D, S. Isaac of San Gabriel was hero
this week on a visit to his mothor,
Mrs. Jacob Isaac. Mr. Isaac is very
much interested in getting good road
connection between his section nnd
Bnrtlett via Althea, which tho Trlbuno
hopes wil'J bo a reality soon.
Just unloaded a complete- lino or
feed, shelled enrn. ontis. limn nlinrf.
and a largo supp'y of chicken feed, At
Lawrence Bros.
Mrs. C. E. Brooks 'and Mrs. Thco
Schnwo .entertained a number ' of
friendb Thursday evening at tho homo
of tho lnttcr, in honor of tho six
teenth birthday of Miss Rosa Schawc.
A most pleasant social evening was
enjoyed, after which delightful re-
freshments wero served.
FOR SERVICE My jersey male.
lerv Is reported Fee $2.00 payable in advance. Sor-
lek. Her manv. vice guaranteed. Those owincr mo for
hioj early recovery Past service will pleaso see mo and
buhic ior same. a. r, umo,
DR. J. L. LEVINSON,
Tho Old Rel'ablc Optician, will again
visit Bnrtlctt on Saturday, Jam 24,
ono dhy only and will be at Condrn &
Blair's drug stoic. Anyono wishing
to sco him about being fitted with
glasses will p'easc call and sco htm.
Ills pKccsvare most reasonable Dr.
Lcvinson will also be in Jnrrcll, at
Condrn Bros, drug store, Monday,
January 2Cth.
FARM FOR SALE.
173 acres of black land soil 0 miles,
cast of Bart ott. Bartlett. 108 acres
in cultivation, balanco In pasture.
Improvements nro fair. Evcrlastng
water. Will sell now at $100.00 per
acre. This Is n baigaln for a farm-
er that wants tb buy a home. Call on,
HENR.Y TLUCEK Bartlett, Tex
FULL LINE
KASCII COTTON SEED -FOR
SALE Pure Kasch Seed ot $2.G0 per
bushel. Otto Beyer, Holland, Texts.
Joo Knight was in Taylor this week
on business.
LOST Gold rimmed glasses be-
tween Dillard's blacksmith shop and
his home. Return' to J. T. Dlllnrd.
Miss Lillian Scott of Baylor Col
lege, was the week-end guest of Mrs,
W. F. Brown.
New Pictorial Review Fashlort book,
spring number, now here. Lawrence
Brothers.
Hnl, the little son of Mayor and
Mrs. Stanton Allen, was quite sick
this week. '
February has been chosen as go to
church month In Bartlett. This js a
call to every citizen to arrange tb go.
Herbert Catcs was confined to his
room this week with lagrippe.
If you want the best, buy a Victrola
made by the Victor Talking Machine
Co., from $25.00 up at Geo Hem pel's
Jewelry Store.
J. V. Morris wos in Georgetown' this
week on Ibgnl business. '
()UR HENS WILL LAY If you
use Martin's Egg Producer, satisfac-
tion guaranteed. For sale by all
drug stores.
Rev. A. F. Loftln wns in Dallas this
week to attend n meeting of the Bap
tist assoc'ation of Texas.
If you want the best, buy a Victrola
mndc by the Victor Talking Machine
Co., from $25.00 up at Geo Hcmpd'H
Jewelry Store.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. M. Wilcon and Mr.
and Mrs. II. L. Forrester were Gran
ger visitors Sunday.
LOST A b'nek Berkshire sow pig,
wti'ghs about 05 pounds three months
old1, lost between Bartlett' nnd Davllla,
Tuesday mornhig. Finder notify, C.
M. Mori is,, Davllla Texas, for re-
ward. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown hnvo
moved Into the residence with Mrs.
G. E. Whitlow.
WANTED Men or women to take
orders among friends nnd neighbors
for the genuino gutirnntccd hosiery,
full Ilne.for' men. women and children.
Eliminates darning. Wo pay GOc an
hour spare tlmo or $24 for full t'mc.
Expc'ricnco unnecessary. Writo In
tcrnational Stocking Mills, Notris-
town, Pa.
you bought .several seasons
ago is worth more to-day
than you jpaid for it let us
remodel, repair or clean and
press it. We can .make it
look like
$50.75
WE KNOW HOW.
Voters !
BE PARTICULAR, WHO'S
YOUR TAILOR.
LET US. SERVE YOU.
Texas
Tailoring
Co.
Attention Women Voters! Have you paid your
poll tax? If not, please do so at once. This is
very important from your standpoint, that of the
state, and the schools. One dollar out of every
poll tax paid, goes to our State Fund for Public
Schools. That alone should urge every woman to
pay at once.
'Secure an application blank from either one of
the banks or from some member of the association
pay your do"Nar and seventy-five cents, and become
a legal voter of your state so that you will be
prepared when the issues come before the people.
Your tax must be paid before the first of February
Do not wait Until right up to the last, as some
agent must go to Georgetown or Beltdn and pay
these tax s in person, otherwise you will not be a
legal voter. In behalf of our children, WOMEN
PAY YOUR POLLTAXES. PRESIDENT PARENT-
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
DU. It. S. SUTTON
Olflce over Leatherman Drug Store.
BARTLETT, TEXAS.
Geo. W. Tyler Jns. B. Hubbard
M. E, Montcith P. II. Dougherty
TYLER, HUBBARD & MONTEITII
Attorneys at Law
Bclton National Bank Building
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OfTicc .Over Lcathcrman's Drug
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-DR. O. J. ItEOPKE
DENTIST
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Ollco over First National Bank
BUSINESS EDUCATION
TOBY'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
cumin, tio.iM.ii ctrnii
Waco, Texts
Tlio 11 I4h O redo fi a b o o 1
lor lUih Grado btOilcnU
Bookkeeping, nank-
Inu. Bhortlmnd, Type-
writing, TolcRraphy,
Ponmanahlp ana
Academlo Septa.
Postlnir, Aildlnp Ma-
chines, Calpulntor.
MlmooKraph ami all
Modern Olflco Appli-
ances Tnupht rrac-
ticany.
italozItM-EnterAnTTlae
FOR YOU Pn All tho Year
WETEACHDYMAIL
Dookkeeplncr. Shorthand, Touch Typowrlt-
tnjr, Penmanelilp. Ilualnesa Arithmetic,
Bncllsh and Buslnois Letter. Wrltlncr.
iaaViMKwjiS
iiiil
Commissioner Snm Moore was in
town Saturday, and when questioned
about tho condition of the roads, he
stated that he wuld begin work on
repairing them just as soon as the
weather condittns would permit. Mr.
Mooro did not state for certain whe-
ther ho would olTcr for re-election,
but did sn'y that ho would like very
much to hnve an opportunity to show
tho pcoplo what he could do for them
In the way of an official. He, like all
county commissioners throughput tho
state, has certainly been badlv handlif
capped on account of tho incessant Lj nl. 50?J?!',,J ,J?1C h"
. ... .. .. 4 ! "0, PJO" tlian nil (be doctor'
building material.
X- hayo a fjw bushels of my flno
Upland, long stnplo cotton seed for
sale, which brought a premium of $2fi
por bnle. I prefer selling this seed
hore, so wo can sell in lots of 25 or
more bales at a t imo and got $50 or
bptter on ordinary cotton. Per bushel
$ 4. I also have' a few whlto Lcghbrn
Cockerels at, ?2.E0 to $2.60, egg
strain at $3.00 cach.W. H, Hill,
Holland, Texas.
SI'IRELLA.
'TIw WorW'8 Best Cornet,"
HO? flOUa Pf STORKS,
Appojntow h piwn or Jtw.
I Believe I Could
Not Have Lived
M I IId Not Takea Rkk-ToM."
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Out of tccuinuUtedrapftal b rlen all lh nctttn
n&
pf Judmtrr and applied tc.ace,all tht romforli and aiaIU
oraitoni oi mo common joi. uron it nt vorm biuii urp
t the vorld Bitiit tletxn
tot U proctM oi rtcouUoctloa U vutcb all hart to ibara.
'-JAMES J. IULL
tnuUteata nkd l bT been nader tbe
J aeTernl nitn-nt phraleUaa. I
mm tralr arratefal (or the IwariK l bar
Nwatved, from tnkluj; Hleh-Toac tni
rmimt& M ( all scople who ar
itTlcllr ncak and rua dorrn."
Take RICH-TOW
I aad iam sew eaery r
'otou peaar Trill Illcb-Toao coat
i If It docaa't prore of Kcaulue
b In trcatlair your can.
in aire to be tho Judge trr ihla
ina toatc If It doran't brlaa; to Ton
eneriry, a aplcnilld appetite, reaiful
, peaceful and quiet nervea It It
t deatrox that tired fccHasr aad
yea up. tbta Hleb-Toao will be
y-yt will sot coat y aay-
ant pme aeaur.
we It io yearaelf try tMa
ia remedy, Von owe If to yo
II "J'J lni to "e atrif, weM,
Jwtartit of-eye. brisk ef (,
H. , -t ytw
ajlrt. wtlUt jy, Maat ,
- nv vniawvir aVI. ajafjur myajajajaju
The. Successful Farmer
Raises Bigger Crops G
and cuts down costs by investment in
labor-saving machinery. -Xjood
prices for the farmers'' crops en
courage new investment, more production
and greater prosperity.
Tlnf -lVw ennnocc At nfrrtntilfiirf fTonrnMe 2
on the growth of railroads the modern ,t
beasts of burden that haul the crops to i
the world's markets. s A v ,
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lhe railroads' like the tarms increase
their output and cut down unit costs by
the constant investment of new capital, m
With fair prices for the work they do,
the railroada are able to attract new canital life
for expanding their facilities.- -yi- in,-Bu?-1
Tlntp: hifrh pnnnrrh tn viplrl n fnir rntiirn
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will insure railroad growth, and prevent
costly traffic congestion, which invariably
results in poorer service at higher cost.
National wealth can increase only as our ,
railroads grow. jk
Poor railroad servicCj is dear at any
price; No growing country can long payr,
the pnee of inadequate transportation j
facilities. ; ,
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Cates, R. F. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 31, Ed. 1, Friday, January 23, 1920, newspaper, January 23, 1920; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth49157/m1/2/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.