The Denison Herald (Denison, Tex.), No. 71, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 18, 1921 Page: 3 of 10
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COTTON SEED
TOsshington, Oct. ~l*
SE"*!* cotton md and
■S2S-, W f0r th« two
August 1 to September
<lny, ahowa:
Cotton aeed r - -
compared with 1(7,Ml
period laat year
September 10,
statistics
li.-'The oenaua
—I cotton seed
montha,
W, loaued to-
cruahed 106,754 tons,
J tona for the
lasSBasKS!
Sl44T*7 P0Un<1", comP*r«<* With 81,-
Reflned oil produced 74,071 136
pounda compared with 16,810 858 and
SepUT" ~
Coke and meal produced 177,578 tona
compared with 75,548, and on hand 78,-
268 tona compared with 78,146.
Llntera produced 45,171 balea oom-
Jnred with 11,116, and on hand 99,-
868 balea compared with 140.416 balea.
Exports for the two-month period
were:
Oil, 12,1509,469 pounda, comparod
with 7,612,297.
Cake and meal, 58,068 tona, com-
pared with 1,466.
Llntera, 16,045 balea, compared with
i»U4e
saw?
to the validity
fninc of earn.
Si?***
Of the name*
The neceeai
apparent to I
and with the
today hy the
poeed tax In
Dunlap ami
Stetson Hats
Silk Shirts
“EXCLUSIVE”
Many of these Coats and
Dresses are careful copies
of very costly models.
More interesting and exciting as the new Coats and
Dresses are opened up—“box after box”—and
“every last one” a style hit. That smart, individual
appearance sought by every woman may be
gained in this showing of all that is newest in Coats
and Dresses.
BRINGS ACTION TO GIVE
STILLMAN CHILD SHARE
Now York, Oct. 18.—John B. Mack,
guardian for Guy Stillman, yMtorday
brought legal proceeding* to establish
the child’s right to share In the tru«t
funds totalling 187,898,000 established
by his grandfather for hi* five chtl-
drsn. This action was taken In con-
nection with the divorce suit brought
by James A. Stillman, millionaire
banker, against his wife, in which the
child’* legitimacy is questioned.
Mr. Mack obtained an order for the
executors or trustees of the Stillman
estate to show cause why they should
not be Joined in the divorce action.
Mr. Mack told the court that Guy has
an Interest In each one of the trust
fund* and that th* order, if sustained,
will eliminate the possibility of. liti-
gation over Guy’s rights In the future.
Coats
—Charming new lines are shown in these
delightful Coats, received by express ihis
week. Full silk lined Bolivia Coats in blueg
and browns are a feature .
—Velours and Bolivian form the mat trials
in many beautiful silk lined Coats vith fur
collars of beaver, and Nutria.
Priced
OLD-TIME TELEGRAPHERS
HISTORICAL ASSO. MEETS
HE RITZ
ngle-Breast Young Man’s
Model by
CHLOSS
Richmond, Va., Oct. 18.—The Old-
Time Telegraphers’ and Historical As-
sociation will hold its annual meeting
here Oot. 18, 10 and 20. The associa-
tion, which numbers among Its mem-
bers Thomas A. Edison and of which
the late Andrew Carnegie was a mem-
ber, is a nation-wide organisation,
composed of telegraph operators of
the old school, some of the members
having been in the business of manip-
ulating the key much more than a
half century ago, and all of them hav-
ing had an experience of at least a
quarter of a century.
Among th* 1,200 members there arc
numbered men of diversified ability,
prominent In the higher walks of life-
lawyers, doctors, oaptalns of industry
and finance and In official Ilfs. Quite
a number of prominent railroad of-
ficials are on the roll of membership
and not a few of them wiU attend the
annual convention this year.
The association has on* unique reg-
ulation—the officers elected for one
year at a time are always selected
from the membership residing in the
city or community in which the forth-
coming annual meeting is to be held.
General Jo Lane Stern of this city Is
the president for this year and will
preside at the meeting.
Dresses
—Attractively trimmed with braid bindings,
with clever designs of braidwork—these
striking models in All-Wool Tricotines and
Serges make selections easy .
of Baltimore
py for the Chap of
Tendencies
of Society Brand $40 to $60
I "Home of fl» Clothe* fteutfful
$1.45 OUTING
Gowns
HEW SHlfMEHT
tSC LADIES
Union Suits
light weight ms
12.25 rm
Teddies
HAHD EMBROIDERED
Filipino
CO WHS AHD TEDDIES
LOVELY SILK TOTS
Don’t miss this opportuni-
ty! Teddies with beauti-
ful tops, lace and em-
broidery trimmed, pink
nainsook body. Tt’s a
leader.
Pretty white mercerised
unions for fall days, light
weight, knee length. Only
a few dosen—hurry for
these.
Winter just around the
corner and these heavy
Every woman who sees
these charming garments
will surely desire them.
Made In Philippines of fin-
est soft white nainsook.
quality gowns in dainty
stripes at a tremendous
bargain. «
ately after arrest, a clear and legible
letter asking a friend to bail him out,
George T. Blaweon was freed of the
charge of intoxication. The court held
that no Intoxicated man could write
several lines without showing his con-
dition.
fluence on the cash wheat market, ac-
cording to officials who anticipate no
further serious setbacks from the pres-
ent time.
FLOUR INDUSTRY HAS
RECOVERED ITS GAIT
Silk and Trie© to
-........ *
Peking. — Wedding ceremonies re-
placed funeral rites when the son of
Hu Chang, a rich rice merchant, was
burled. The youth had been engaged
for many years to a neighbor’s daugh-
ter. Both died within two days and
it was decided that they should be
married, though dead. The ceremonies
were performed U> the presence of the
patents of both bride and bride-groom.
After the wedding feast the young
couple were buried In the same grave
Letter Prevee Sobriety
London.—Because he wrote, Immedl-
Minneapolis, Ind., Oct 17/—The flour
Industry has practically recovered its
normal gait after more than a year
of acute depression, in th# opinion of
milling authorities here. Milling pro-
duction during the week ending Oct.
1 was 420,617 barrels, or 77 per cent
of normal capacity, as compared to
68 per cent for the corresponding week
yeaj* ago, according to figures of the
Northwest Miller, official grain organ.
Increased demand Is the cause for
Zinc chloride on timber restrains
fungus growth.
-Reduction of the
London, Oct. 18.
else of the British army and a cutting^
down of the household oavairy by one-
tbtrd is recommended in a report
formulated by a committee of busi-
ness men appointed to examine the
expenditures of the war office. The
committee, however, urges that British
troops be retained in Mesopotamia,
•aye the Dally Sketch.
The household cavalry Includes th*
life' guards and horso guards, gor-
geously uniformed horsemen, who at-
tend members of the royal family at
state functions. It la asserted the
number of men in the British nrmy
is 10.000 in excess of 1014.
New York
Our repreeentatj
made a very fo
the newer style* of Silk and Trico-
tine Dresses. In this assortment you
will End dresses that have been
•elling from $22.50 to $35.00 to
the retail trade in the leading cities
°f this country but this gives you
• *
the opportunity to buy them at the
The Demanded
here believes. Retail dealer* nave neon
buying on a hand-to-mouth basis and
their (docks have been depleted, he
said, necessitating a revival In orders.
With flour cheeper today than a year
ago and prospective fluctuations of no
serious degree, dealer* are less appre-
hensive to lay In a small supply, he
added He pointed out that during the
past few weeks practically all of his
company's mill* have been operating,
while a year ago, only about half were
grinding flour. This condition was
general throughout the milling district,
Comparison* of the production or
flour can be made when, judging from
a normal capacity of 546,060 barrels,
the figures Indicate that during the
week ending October I. the Minne-
apolis mills graded 77 P*r cent of
normal- the corresponding week a year
ago 58 per cent: In 1010 elgthy-flve pep
cent and to 1016, 74 per eent
The prevlons week, ending fieptem-
ber 24. the comparisons sra as follows:
A razor Is a man's daily com-
panion. Ask him and he will
tell yon that it is his first
thought on arising in the
morning. Safety razor is
handy, serviceable shaving
friend. Never bucks, never
hesitates, does its work
cleanly, cleverly and safely.
We sell safety rasors in all
popular makes. Wo sell
blades for safeties, too. We
have tegular razors if you
prefer them.
No matter how Mrong our constitu-
tions, every one />T\us are conetantly
open to the dangerWbf the millions of
deadly disease germs In the air.
There is only one real protection.
That is dally use of a thoroughly anti-
septic mouth waeh such as Sterollne.
As we know, most germs enter through
the mouth. Thus, If we keep our
mouths to antiseptic condition, germs
are allowed no foothold. Besides be-
ing the approved mouth wash Bterlotoe
is also highly recommended as a den-
tifrice.
ZemoHaaltSkin Trouble*
Without Staining Clothaa
Being a liquid Sterollne gets
1821 seventy-eight per cent; TOW ftttT*’
,1, j,* ceht; 1810 elghty-*lx per cent,
I and 101* eeventy-nlne per sent
Twenty- tour of the twenty-six mills
In the city were operating the week
; ending October 1. th* MiH-r’s flsure.
Indicate.
out-of-the way crsvlces which moot
tooth paste* never reach- Sterollne
keeps your Aiouth cool, sweet and
fresh. Quickly heals raw and bleed-
ing gums and sweetens the breath. Oat
a bottle from your druggist Msy CL
P Kingston, druggist.
ij*>»i»iTirrrrrir
Although the flour industry Is not
reliable barometer * « *“
r grain t*4* » «* • *«**• to"
f*KSNi
1 1 f$ 1
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