The Comanche Chief from Comanche, Texas • Page 8

THE COMANCHE CHIEF DECEMBER 2, 1932. The WM. RKESE DRUG CO. Prescription Iiiarmacists THE DRUG STORE on these LOW CUT PRICES ave Mrs. J.

W. Reese Dies Suddenly LUC BRIGHTER DAYS Neutralize excess acid for better health. Tteatall Milk of Magnesia pint 39c Asperin Tablets 15c S1.50 Yeg. (impound SI. 29 I Kidney Pills 63c ON HER HOBBY Five woman tor to a a Coman he was advised by her doc- remain in open air as nn A HEALTHY body and strong, straight limbs for your child Most mothers know the ralue of cod liver oil.

But be sure you choose the best. Only the oil-from cod caught in arctic waters is used in Puretest Cod Liver Oil. Richest ic vitamins A Finest in lUfor. COD LIVER OIL 89 pint LOOK at these BIG VALUES TOILKT $1.10 Powder 35c (reams 65c (reams 6.r»c $1.00 Golden Peacock Bleach 50c Hinds Lotion er Lotion Listerine Midnight reams Midnight Powder Kexall Theatrical 50c 60c 50c 50e old Cream 25c Rose-water and Glycerine 25c Mavis Talcum 50c 3 akes Pa I moliti 89c 27c 19c 39c 69 39c 39c 15c 39c 39c 39c 19c 19c Soap SI NDR1ES! 35c Kotex 50c Or. West Tooth Bru- 50c Prophylactic Brush ft Oc Blades and 1 -25c cake Soap, ashmere all for $1.50 Alarm locks $3,75 Big lien Marms $2.50 Men 11 ur locks $1.50 Klectrie Curlers $2.50 I Electric Irons iikm needs 50c Ipana Tooth Paste 50c looth Paste 50c Pehecco Paste 25c Dr.

West Tooth Paste 2 Tubes for 25c Listerine Tooth Paste 25c Milk of Magnesia looth Paste 23c 39c 39c 98c $2.25 69 $1.98 RI BBFR GOODS! $1.00 Hot Water Bottle 69c $1.00 Fountain Syringe 69c $1.50 Combination Syringe and Bottle 98c 50c Rubber 39c 35c I Inch 5 yard Adhesive Tape 27c 39c 39c 35c 23c 19c "MOUTH antiseptic and deudoraat Mi 31 solution Millions of people know the value of Mi 31 as a mouthwash and gargle. It neutralizes evea thi odor of onions. rvj Notici auf full pint 49c No Middleman in the Rexall Plan; ich as possible if she wished to regain her health. Out of that advice has developed one of the fastest growing business concerns of its kind in this section. When Mrs.

Thomas C. was told she should spend most of her time out of doors she decided a hobby was needed to attract her to the open air. Having always been interested in flowers she began spending most of her time in cultivating other flower. From a ning that was only a hobby has Mrs. nursery that now ships plants to all part- of Texas, employs as many as five persona during certain seasons of year and is attracting interest toward Comanche from other nurserymen and orehardist in all sections of the country.

When Mrs. George first cultivation of the flowers in 1927 she soon found she was producing a surplus. Because of the scientific study he made of plant life her efforts were meeting with more success than she first had anticipated. Soon began asking her to sell them plants. As demands for the flowers had grown became more numerous, Mrs.

George stcuied a floral permit in 1928. By 1929 Mrs. George decided to branch out into the nursery business and a nursery permit was secured in that year. Since then regular inspections of her stock is made by state inspector and no item is shipped from the nursery with- cut bearing the official inspection seal. The efforts of Mrs.

George embrace far more than the mere grow in ir and selling of plants and trees. Experiments are constantly being made with plants and soils to a certain just what trees ornamental shrubbery can be urown successfully in this sec- I tion. Out of experiments has come the Engl Walnut to this section. Mrs. George was the 1 first to sell that type walnut in Comanche, and it wa sold only i after she had untU she was satisfied it could be ces-sffilly giown here, i Mrs.

George does not confine experiments to food bearing i trees, but is deeply interested in the cultivation of ornamental (plants and shrubs. She introduced the Himilayan Cedar to this tion. At present she is attempt ing to adapt and pines to this climate and soil that have never before been grown here, Since tit nursery proper was not consuming all of her time Mrs. J. W.

Ree former Tax Collector of Comanche member of a pioneer family of the county, suddenly at her home in Comanche at 10 p. m. Wednesday. Mrs. Reese, who hi been feeling as well as usual during the day, suffered a heart attack and died within a few minute after a physician 'd.

Funeral will be held afternoon at three at the Baptist Church and interment 1 he in Oak wood Ctmetery. Mr Reese was born Hill Coun October 16, 1871 and with her parent-. and J. M. Hamilton to Coman- he County when a small child end with th-- exception of a few ars spent in West Texas made this countv her home the remainder of her life.

Soon after reaching womanhood she was married to John -ley Ret who died at Comanche in 1908. Mr. Reese was a teacher and Mis. Reese him in the work for a few years after their mai riage. After his death she was for a number of years a dry goods clerk in Comanche.

She was elected Tax Collector in 1924 and was re-eiected in 1928. Mrs. Reese was converted in early life and united with the Church and was an active woiker in the church and School at the time of her death. Mr. and Reese were the arents of seven children, the eldest of whom, Horace, died at the age of three.

Those surviving are: John Reese, Comanche; Jim Reese, Dennison; Miss Janette, Reese, San Antonio; J. P. Reese of Hou ton; Mrs. Asa Ward, of Blanket; and Mrs. Porter Me-! Carroll, Comanche.

Mrs. Reese is i also survived by hei mother, Mrs. J. M. Hamilton of Big Lake, and following brothers and sis- I Ic to 1 Store South Side Comanche We Invite You to Come to Our Store and See Our Display of CHRISTMAS GOODS.

the children to see the Digest of Dolls- Tricycles 'iifts for the whole family. Our Showing ant- Prices will please you! Dresser Scarfs, pretty new Scarfs in Linen, trimming- all around. Just 100 at this price. 2 to a customer 9c Aluminum lioaster. Big size heavy grade Special for Saturday 89c Pictures, Beautiful subjects and fine frames.

Big size. A 50c Picture. For Saturday Only 33c Union Suits. Heavy weight, $1.00 Quality 69c the Mrs. Eddie Roach Buried Sunday ters: Mr.

s. J. Cunningham of Xewburg; Mrs. Sade Cunningham! ot I i ir Lake; Mi Emma Hamilton of Stiles; Mrs. Charlie Glynn if Snyder, Frank Hamilton of Atizona and Rufe Hamilton of California Funeral were held Sunday afternoon at the Proctor Bap- Free "or evei ug jndarW iiav Wm.

one sC Tom K. Hood Buried Monday Thomas Edgar thirty eight years Comanche County, home just outside eastern city limit Mondav morning, Mrs. memb Sunshine afte I used as Follow i ducted even I ings we Keith of Refit i LI KNTKII I B. Layne was ho GRIGSBY (J SI INF. te of Sid i lev tt ute ant( )i (iT irr ied Th ar if Van lay af- to pei soni th thanking of poundinj I an- I fis! tank Th fr and B.

Al Gei He tool. been tnd I reeeptmn is. pent vith li Crazier, hi I lillsboro Mt R. LYRIC THEATRE BROWN WOOD, T1XAS (toot! Show HI) OMA a ugni Mary Ne Van Ih4 I4. a ne at garot of Tatum.

dauirhtc! J. ter. Mis well Ja Mrs. Mu ic Wall and can offic lili mi oam idne Hei MU a liter, Mi i luth of John Mars. A nth um a Roque and ucille and Hotnl and Fritz Fos- Hootl, Mr Mrs.

1 ne and family, Mr, and Jaynes and little son. was furnished after the on for oU PI 1 ielle istor lion to i and sings aur ay ta tir this very i pathv ay ar, he tha is upon we will able to le vvorl iv Of the chureh (Itile of iching this will, at and intere t. Mrs. George had a 3,500 gallon ornamental tank built experimenting with most persons a goldfish goldfish, but not to Mrs. She ha- hiid many as varieties t.f goldfish in the it once.

mail rose warden Mrs in 1927 is now a tnd a half acre nursery different plant- and a stock of from t) o.poo fruit trees on baivi the nu atalogut s. or have Hood, 52, for a citizen of died at his of the north- of Comanche November 28. at 1 Mr. I alt hutrh had been in poor health for several years, was confined to his bed hut a few days and did a full day's work in the field Tuesday of last week. Funeral services held afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at he Stair Creek Rev.

Gordon Barrett and Rev. T. N. alter, conducting services. Members of the High I footl all team were the and honorary pallbearers ambers of the pep tist Church by Rev.

L. 1). Horn- burg for Mrs. Kddie Roach who died Fritlav at her home at Levelland. Interment was in the, Proctor Cemetei y.

Mrs. Roach, who was Odia Pinson before her marriage, was; born in Hood County, June 15,, 1872 but came when a child with her parents to the Proctor community where she grew to wo -1 'manhood. was married to Ed; Roach August 1892. To them six children were bom, all of whom survive. Mr.

and Mrs. Roach moved to West Texas everal years ago. Mrs. Roach was a member of the Christian Church. In addition to her husband, she is survived by the following children: Kdward Terrell Roach of Levelland.

Mrs. Dicie of Lampasas, Lewis M. Roach of Mineola. Mrs. Pauline Hill of Levelland, Mrs.

Daisy Smith of Knox City. Surviving also are the brothers anti sis- i Mrs. Mollie Frizelle of Knox Citv, Mrs. Ora Harris nnd Mrs. of New Mexico.

POUNDS SURELY, SfiFELY active and i we i only Mr. flowe son of th the Hood was Hint anti it until he parents ntianche Hootl grew community Springs 3. 1901, Mi Ida Fan Bibb made their ved to Com To them foui n. A decease bom in fippi, in thi Missi move i in 1895. lint and Se ho he am ten w.

tea I.afav Mart Cot ex a ettlin I i ed th PROGRAM I he onianche Baptist Sunday School Convention Will Meet With the De Leon htirch Sunday Afternoon, Dec. 1th. TRAINING FOR WHAT? Gain Physical With Clear skin and Vivacious lives I'hat Sparkle With Glorious Health the recipe that banishes lai anti brings into blossom all the natural attractiveness that every woman possesses. Fv ry morning take one half teaspoonful of Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot water down on potatoes, butter, cream and in 1 weeks get on the scales and how many pounds of fat ha vanished. Get a bottle of Kruschen Salts cost is ti'flimr anti it lasts 1 weeks.

If even this iist bottlt doesn't convince vou his is easiest, safest si way lose fat if you fe imp'OV in gloriously energetic- vigorously ur iadly retur But be sure for your sake that you ask for and i Kru hen Saits. them at a drug in th world. Lawienee 10 What We Want Train for, Pastor :25 Tin in ing for Pastor J. M. Bradford.

10 Training for Better marrie Shupp. must J. A. Bays, F.nlargement, liible Pas- 100 vvr pa neet inc welv other ner Con i Mrs (, tn Mi amthey I and pres iave 1 be Suutlavs he ine, at upner by uwl by Otlell Mr. their munit I lie onf Hood and -ses Grigsby? and I.ucille and Mis.

Grigsby will home in the Van Dvke a ties and make II a. m. and at night. Creamer, each Sunday afternoon at I amkin, 2nd Uh Suiulavs at II a. m.

and at night. Fnergy, each Saturday night Indore the Second ami each Second Sunday after- noon. We cannot, at this time, definitely ay iu what serv will able to give Hazel i efforts i con tion, ft i for part of state In ortlei heritl what to Ctimanc to watch tilled and to which watch Mi fruit tree plants, quite a time. Ihr is direction are this immediate receives plans from every tate, and even other wer I I an I th wo. for to compre- this industry means it only necessary for trees being note many places they are shipped.

Or, mail as opens rmtue lieni daughter, Ovie, i ago at the age of a son. Kwing 1 at the age of addition to his wit low, Mr. Hood is survived by two child ten, Mrs, Felton Coker of anti Hood. ui ived by his mother, Mi M. of Comanche, and following brothers and sis J.

(). I ne of (tunan W. Hootl of Slaton, Mr Preston of Meadow, Mi I of Wil son, Mi Donaldson Gap, J. and (i. Hot) the large number requests for Here is a business Dell.

If a schedule can be worked I gaining much MOND and II I sDAY CONSTANO: BFNMir, IN County Workers erence wdl meet with the Bapt ist Church, I December (itIt. --Devotional by S. J. Isham. out and can be assuretl of financial support to tify, halt glad to serve this community also.

With earne-t prayers for a uccessfuf year, we are your vauts. F. M. Daily and family, for it. favorable attention and a woman run J.

the ter the, J. barlie W. VV W'. B. nf t.f Silvester.

I went two years ago Mr, Hootl was converted and united with Baptist Church a' Gap. He was a member at the time of his death. leach mi i I i'mgelism, tor David M. Phillips. Training for Scriptural ing, B.

Chambers. 10 Spec Music Entertaining luift Training for Missionary pha.ds anti Practice, Pastor J. L. Isbell. and Reports.

1:00 Adjourn. Please that your school is represented at this important meeting that your school makes its monthly report your group Superintendent. Committee iv es nd en is, spent wif white type- Chief Ofnce am, son, Du.i MCu Mi in anti Mrs. veetv. sp he Mr.

and Mrs, Myrtle I week relatives. Frank L. the with her lie! Kee her M. Fanes, of Frionr. 'omanche NO I ICE! with Bees anti I get stung trying to get their honey Fotti with cheap Soles and I money.

Have Shoes rebulit in time at Shop, opposite Fire Station. NOTICE! i fa SPI I IB ES FOR SAM RD and No, 10 Meat Chopper Hand, 3 1-2 it t- Leatlier Each Boys' r. The pres County I announces to be Md HONORS SON ON Illinium I WEDNESDAY Okay America TH I RVD and I RIDA At! 1 0 -2 10:15 ie Outlook for Bapt i bv Rev. Gonion lar- Mr, ant 1 Mrs. Evan Palmer rett.

10:45 31 Further Outlook honored th day evenii son, Mt Evan, Tues- with a seven Our un; ry Churches, by iev.dinner the occa-ion of his Scott. twelfth hi Inlay, 11:10 St by Row coiatioiH featuring 1 i 12:15 Lu tab, aid Meeting. a Chri tm hi oughout i.s tree were ariang'ed the house. (it Followinix the dinner after the .30 votional, by gifts lUlti 1 a burg, ber of gai nes wt re played, Eigh- i 1 1 the Sunday School the teen boys were bis guests. Proper Chanel to the by Rev.

D. Phillip Free lemiar We have Th T. S. live trail ling for every r. in.

amp J. 2:45 for the Church, by Fsbell, Round 'Cable Discu liev. Drug Co. ion, Special 100 sheets white type- bv Rev'. N.

Carter. writer paper, 1 hicf Office Harm a tin I Razor it her ither Oil. Oil, rap, Belts, I-in. Belts, 2-in dark, Gal. dear.

Gal. wide wide Hai Best (, tal .1,1,, Collai Value Mit a succiai HOW VRD Soot Jun high 65c 18e H8c I0e (U)c 1.50 lay, m. puest Mr nient of axpayer an important at f.eon December XII members are to present V. FI. Haworth, the Comanche I ion meeting on at urj Sat I enti I PRODI I Ils! We eggs, tut Brttifr th nflfc ream fur J.

prices on all Sad KM RM le of Square for poultry. W. 18 111 R( IF Vt the regular church service hour, eleven next Sunday morning, Dec. 4th, the Sunday St bool will give a special Home Missions Program, of about minutes, la1 thief feature of which will an Indian playlet, A free will offering- for Home Mi ion will be taken. 1 Pie bvterians urged to come, '1 here will pedal music, You will find it interesting.

VS. Holmes, S. Sunt, NOTdt TO VCHIM RY DE OF THANKS We wi to thank all those who were so kind us during Mr, Bag ley'- recent Am! throughout the ti of our lives shall ever be grateful to you for these kindnesses ami your a si tame. Mi. and Mrs.

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County will receive bids to furnish Cre- with one tract pe I I IIKH I RK I A I UHI K) HOLD BR Vft he ladies of the Central Chris- 1 i i ii wdl hold a Brazoar in the Fiist National Bank building on December 5th, Do your Christina shopping there. Come in and see the gifts. Prices down low. i J. ur turk our Noi I I HS! IT RS! Brinwj us market price Co, your paid.

fur J.W anti nay 4 before Produce i 17-18) Highest Not rid 17 IS) Comanche competitive No. 1 trae ter 35 or more borse- power and leu foot biade Bids openetl at H) o'chick a. 12th day of Decembt Il is intention of Court ito timo warrants in a uni not to ucceed $4,000.00, sanie to mature setially not later than 1938, omini ioners 1 NN House, (li 17) Auto Repairing Dealer Chevrolet 'ompany. Mechanical, I elider, losed I op. Body and Service, Kvery Job hua ran Iteti..