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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
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THE WEATHER
Toniirlil anil Thursday: Fair*
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PRICE FIVE CENTS BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1919 NO. 245
WITH ULTITO1B!
fa
COLLAPSIBLE BOAT WEIGHS 18 POUNDS AND CAN
BE CARRIED IN THE HAND
LUNSING UNDER TWO ILL!
SENATE FIRE EMPLOYEE*
>0 < ON< hi I I s| i:iii. POSTKKKII HY i.\i; ;:
rViiiiys wiivt; ih \> I.TOI:'. \N.
1/ VIION (IK liO\I> -i.
•Aim (it t: • . bill
railroads
thai ?ii. i •
the I'
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of Tf»
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Brooklynites Walk
When Strikers Stop
All Railway Service
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TKIKSTK. A 11 hundred The Ohio county jail holds 1 wo tiu.us- O pi»tr ti. up of al »ad .'p.-Mi- V S | ;I ,I,. ( | hbme in a rainstorm ami says! raocracy is controlled bj industrial *> which began last week, are so^«" , *•\
w^j' -m will addr»- *> pet * ; ere arrested here yesterday and gailoni of the inebriate's joy, all ♦ work resulted here toda) when a O he had to einpty the p.»il three times! autocracy, stone argued there could I ♦ today in embargo on all fretgnT^
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'Yida> and mak< recom when P of bolstjevikj attempted taken in raids since m' e >' < >
population.
I iKIti th^rstles, n !■ ei timated .0 of his rubber coat, filling theltorUonate profits on the r nw n $atn-y& roads of the spnttiwi

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PAGE TWO BROWN WOOD BULLETIN, AUGUST 6, 1919
DRY MS MEN WILL
MELT FOR POKE OF
RATING CUSTOMERS
liMoitn* or ALL STORKS WILL
M MBMlTTKh. AMI
fit TIM'S HADE.
On Ti,' r.t. there will
^e held a meeting ot tin
stealing the several Dry
Goods
Brow nwoou. lor the pttl
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Mill! e j
i \ pit, I y ;' w
fr
C.'.rpcnter.
i ^act dui lieat.e of the llph i' I •
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are twelve hiy?
b :
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and
Ila/da l.Lht (■ lobes, a* Lobh<
\>o have Improve I . .: ;
and are now in la l tcr po t
M_^ OP MV
^UG^ST • WANT TO Pf^rESr
HONOR* (. '
THERE WL*nj
fcXTEjSUATlNC\
OR64/N1 STANCES I
Y^C^ HCNCK!
xrzr.
rVOV KNOW HB WAi NAC^£J)
Hb-STERej) AND bRcWBCATEX/
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o"< -lot .. • in pa it;- hi ' 3 ?" rea n \ft
h;. u> oa and vaa 1 v. ill
* ':• !•- i r. i; pri ■ • i e! :
■ oil ».i:i| puc *)..j| s{if
assures 3OP of the fieri hcsl to, M jj BOJ j.»puu »j UOI^MMJ UJ .»JII
lie^ardless of what trouhlr om are hating
and ii\ il to your satisfaction.
no ran ti\ it
Dodge Bros. Service Station
Corner Baker ::;■'! 1". '• fcvehui Phone 850
arketing!
At Pirgly Wiggly's the Almighty Dollar assciis most significantly its purchasing
power. These prices will convince you.
f ; uj' «ipp!(\ No. 2 cms 33c
Pint apple, No. 1 eans . .20c
I.tl «,v Royatl Ann GherrieB, No; 2 ] 2
cans . . . 41c
i :^. !ale Royal Ann Cherries. No. 2 1 i
cans
36c
Drln ont« Royal Ann Cherries, No. 2
cans 28c
! itdby's Asparagus Tips, !ar0c cans . .24c
Calumet Baking Powder, I Oc cans . . 9c
Calumet Baking Powder, 1 lotcl size. .90c
White Swan Pork and Beans, No. 2
cans 14c
White Swan Pork and Beans, No. I
cana 9c
Ivory Soap, small bars . . . 7 1 -^c
Fairy Soap 7c
P \!m Olive Soap, 3 for 25c
Joy Soap, per bar 4 1 2C
Clean Easy Soap, per bar 6c
P. & G. Soap, per bar 8c
Lux Soap Chips, per package 14c
Armour's Lighthouse Washing Powder
small size
4 1 2C
Borax Washing Powder 5 1 »c
BUT MY i>e>\a ^IRT
ON HIM ' Hfcl r XfTV ,<
HOME'
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ALL OVER THE WORLD"
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Hydro Pure Washing Powder 9 1 2c
Hogg's Corn Flakes 12c
Posi i< >a ties, small package 12c
I Toa ] ar.*c package 18c
Grape Nuts
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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, AUGUST 6, 1919
PAGE THREE
t
First Methodist
ou. Miss Cecil Lancaster has charge the church Monday ufternoon in :i
Of the societv.
strickly business meeting. Officers UtX
Missionary Society.
the itcra term, whhii begins in August
The FllW M- : s.i
Methodist
were elected as follow Mrs. .1 H
tar time at the
Kay. President; First \ ii •• I'n ■ i.hiii.
:i ng in Epworth League.
Mrs. EL M. Andrews; Second Vice-
The f u - ,ld : the League, and no* to arrouse gates to go from this! Au*iltarv .-
as a
* :idM
whole was
ore int. > that the Sunday af- j Meadames H;«v. War nallh IMrkeit.T
noon WOUid he enjoyable and ben-'i ev sivells. and Kno>. Andrey
. . . . icial to the young boys and girls of The attendance for the meeting v
C hriStian Missionary ,the . Lurch. splendid.
Society j **** ;—
The Senior B. Y. P. U. Much Money Required
•i If The Senior H Y. !\ I. of the First!
ly meeting at the home of Mrs Baptist church held a regular session
Brooke Smith. Jr. ou Avenue Sunday .at 7:lS p in.
day afteraoon \ Davis ras The entiiv eveniUK W as devoted to e
for the meetmg and 1 , on -Forgiving Our Enemies."
BY. P. U. Program.
The 13
is as fotloi
eeting— Jojhebed. the
Mother
• ipture • odus 1 22 u
Leader for evening
dy
Introduce ler.
"A Trying Time."*—D. 1. MeDurcnitt
"The Babe in the Basket."—Anna
Mae Hunter.
"The Princess and the Baby"—E
la Kilgore.
. :.. e€
"Tr3ini! I hlld in the tt'ay It
aid Co T H. Holn
Lai i illiam
•n lueicL uer.
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Woman's Auxiliary of
Coggin Avc. Baptist Church.
t in le No. I.
be Woman's Auxiliof
tin
■ . \V Sherman.
Mon< :or the i
ing year w>
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the
< in |.
To Carry' Out Free
III!
Text Book Measure
AUSTIN, Texas. Aug. G C'leiiiia
tion of alhdnie.il . 01 £ree text books
D -The Moutam P< Speakers on the lesson were Ralph]
r E
■ P a P er { ° present , K)Vd Missea ,. :ihel earner, Pearl
been eomph i» i I ! I '■• ! • i ' ;
on "" People/' Mrs W I-aiu>li , t€Tt all( , NIr Harcrow. The'atmerit
ni Education . ..; the total ha
A ParK
not been checked:
were* sn excellent lendaace for the evening was good
talk on "Hon.- iounta n r»- • ^.
Dalla•; l»;uis in the value i - books
the
allowed with an allotment of
• ed delicious < ream i First Baptist Y. M. A.
. Houston r-
• e.
The V. \\ A. of the First Baptist tonio $i'.l.7.M F..rt Worth
church e a novel way of bidding
th^ir regular meeting when they
aducted i; on the banks of the Bayou
Tue rening.
Tin- (-rowti met at the donri-:
,torv and went in cars to the Hayou.
er a swim the lesson tor the ev.-nuted.
from the Lessoni
Ruth l»il- boQk -Winning to Chri Those
i $41,469; Ai tin • • ' : '>'< • Rfau
moot $31,204; syacjo I ' • \ '
CKIM Ht'MOH i:V HKBO.
i Bv International \'*w Service.)
LAJvB I:I.SI\-ad:e Dorset, tiladvs and
.
Cecil
,, ;, machine-gun bullets mi edde-J
i
Lan a Uer. Bernice Neel,
. ,
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era Batton.
,,..,„ »u eg, a i .«• one
face and a mutilatet] right ban
; .Mitchell. Maud Mitchell. Anna
He. iewing hi a marine
Lou Andrews. Mamie Gllmore, Pearl
the war. Boone ae!-
ion and Mrs Dal Baten
The Austin 4>etiue l*resbyterian
( hristian Kndea\or.
harli.tte Kiiicht and Wilfred
Regan.
Subje< t id le h.
Hv:
.las. 3 lM
\'ir.
• lyiun.
Prayer
.ilk.
An illustration:
• M'.igan.
minute tall
11.-y.
Five minute talk. — R.-v H R. RiVf
" Vou ' • . the j >Le v. as on t G<
mans. 1 ain h aaii iltej
mv riehi hand
Per hap; wi- i. r!i! not to
tehtibn t tin- miitter
who tai on u 1
% a?
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i i;t.is ft n I.I
i >IIMUM\NT
.
' [embers er ofjCoij ha . •
! i > ' ■. ilar inoniIlls
•liif! -ij'. of tin cpmrniHee will be held
\ mi l-'i day pb hi ;>,TFA*
.. -:•--»..,
,v«
■t'3 Eoive, formerly called
H eapvciaily com
led tar the treatment ei
■■ma, Ring Wbrm/anu
*, an I i - sold by the drag\
n the airrt fmarantee that
the :> price, 7Sc, will tx
promptly refunded to any dlttaat*
>o:er. Try Buut'sSalTf
k. Pol au.o locally bj
1 l^F-HKLl MUG CO.
I'lMiniiiM
ULMI
F?
Uimii
-•:.'-
Mi.'I ah.
^ii » !l First Baptist Auxiliary.
on. Plans tor, The First Haiti t Auxiliary met at • A]
m
the mdj
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:.'h
TI
Junior BY P. I
nic thi- » v -
it tiuow all rredll cuieni«r^
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an.
I iil
LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY
< KAM>MV* KM IPE hi s\i.| rEl
(Mi si 1 1 HI It IMHKl.Ns so
v II K\l i.> IH \i NOlioiiV
t W TELL.
Hair 1
• hair
il Oar!:
ture impp'
ineredien;
re for i
■.■.■.■_
the h. ;
the .
r
I/;, a la
ly t^il it
ul-
!:i
bat
:niv-
b ii an
bail
By mornl
tbit
irk-
._DDaaDaaaaom
iaaaauLiQLicjaLiciiT
Wm. Cox
Typewriter Repairman will
* be with us tomorrow.
JONES & DUBUN
Phone 279
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Thursday
Specials!
600 y.uds of Gingham
just arrived, 27 difFerrnt
patterns. These ginghams
represent an excellent selection
of handsome plaid
and stripes. One day
only
20c Yard !
Not over
I ir !(JII)'*1 .
ders.
12 yards to a
No phone or-
56 flairs Men's low rut
Shoes, kangaroo and
Black kid, sizes 3 to II.
$3.00 and $6.00 values,
Thursday $3.35
10 pairs Men's low cut
Shoes, kangaroo and
Black kid, sizes 6 to 10,
$8.30 values,
Thursday $5.75 \
No Approvals
No Returns
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PACE FOUR BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, AUGUST 6, 1919
THE BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
HAYES PRINTING CO., PROPS.
Member Associated Press
Office of Publication, Bulletin Building,
corner Brown and Lee Streets.
ffctered at tfc« Fostoffice at Brownwood,
Texas, as second class matter
TELEPHONES
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advance.
Any erroneous reflection upon the
Character, standing or reputation of
■ny person, firm or corporation which
may appear in the columns of The
Dally Bulletin will be gladly corrected
upon its being brought to the attention
of the publishers.
The Associated: Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republlcation of
all news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise credited in this paper
and also the local news published
torein.
THAT THIRD PARTY.
What a misnomer — The People's
Democratic Party/'
Other planks in the platform are
largely concentrated growl.
Whatever part conviction may have
played in producing them,
amojliered in tl - and n
disappo: com-
pletely lit-
tle commotion
If it results in forcing the state to
put an extra column on the
will have accomplished m<
now
sterns reasonable to exj
Houston Chronicle.
il up.
. r . and the result was that Rallin-
FREEDOM OF PRESS IS DECRIED
BY I.ENINE, WHO SAYS THAT
RED ARMY GROWS STRONGER
(By international News Service:)
LONDON, Ang. '*•• The Norwegian
politician, I'untervoid. gives an account
of an interview with Lenihe in
the columns of the Berner Tagwacht,
says Hut Manchester "Guardian, in
which, referring to allied intervention,
Lenine said thai it would become
increasingly difficult owing to
i lie ever-grpwirig sympathy with the
Soviet movement in Entente coun-
-. Moreover, the Red Army was
becoming stronger every day.
Pphtervoid a3ked lenine what he
thought ei' the uurarian Standard Oil is 1 nrrn\viii(r ;
head againSJ i' Yoii ha ii a [ U; ,,i,. :,• ., ;.. , t 'lfiliin^ crew working in the Buffalo
They're Going to Wear
by way of such cheap, pennywise
-i pretty - Gmiy one hundred rriiHiohs.j
. !•-■•.'. n man throsi a hammer :i ross
aimed at the producer who ,!;^in - >^ !""»« to tit*- front
;1
the room . • mashing his thiinth produces more than he hu>s. and that ^hter. He Will not permil any ,| , K . 'Em Shorter in Chicago
political twaddle.
liallinger worked on tin big ; | :ui:!i you borrowed two
h. •! ii-.'d . ltl » you i eople ( central Texa from a Sr. Bernard to a Mexican hah
Mr. Bailey and his associates pro- gel some free - -.hen th-y ,i,l! on M " ;1 ' !
!ni^!.
. a a pro • priTeT h mtsceilaneOus fighting otf the to come anywhere near the cam] n;i1 -°*'* Service)
fess great disgust at the various inno- out broad that t . , ., ,.
thini . i going to hurt His manner of attack is quick and £ OH!CA, Aug. ♦',.—l>ame Fashion
•• the habit oi the Standnrd Ofl When hehav) i suit him Ml ' * • lv< s injus •• things
proaching the enemy by ! a - v ha n a definite stand
vations which characterize the present Klherta peach crop was of such pro- • . ,, \ :;i^
tie t ;
to their telephone ,i,,.. ;, n ,| that Is all there is to and Using his hoofs, which are \. against conservation of doth in bathday.
Their platform is little less than no: .ml so much ol
a'n.l • • • ,.f u- who have .-„ n„«i,i ,,ass :,,•,,., .,..,,- ,„,„,.
day. It is understood that at tract ions
will be provided, prizes offered, and
, .. . then a Standard cJ11 wagon.
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ASSISTANT ■AXAtiEB ULANVIUF
AIMIKFSSF* EMPLOYES IN
INTKRKMIM. WAV.
Ii von by the Hempto
their employes ai the
Uraham Hotel on last Wednesday ev r
ininp. Sufi he to say thai the
*ion afforded a lull measure of pleasure
to all present.
The banquet w;
taken
iiacttsaed at length by the
tl.«.
sales force.
One of the features of the evening
an illustrate:! lecture del:
bv l>r Plyier, repret the l»r
Seholls Foot Appliance Co. In his le'-
ture Dr. Plyier made many suggesl
that will be ol help to
the shoe depart r the Hemphill-
Fain Co.
Rowing th. : j r ply-
P- A. « manager
of the company, gave a glimpse
d
T i s of the llemphill-
Fa n Co.. and Brownwood.
His remar is follow
-hall not take the I attempt
a reheasal of etidea\ 1 acoomptisluiH:
coming to Rrown-
: Hut rathtr. 1 shall draw the
ain icr a few brief mocm
try to lead you in thought along th<
ascertain* yet ; 'hs that lie
ire us.
>od pleasure and that
• of the rest : you. to listen
month to a lecture delivered
by one of Texas* greatest men
br Truett. in wh ch he stated that
he would rather live the nc\t twenty
years than any two hundred
tory of the world. WTe have
heard much about the so-called period
of reconstruction. Reconstruction
is not a new word with us, neither
is ft « net rience. This i
try after the so-called Civil War. had
jierlod ot ruction. The
countries of Europe. Asia. Central,
South Amer o have had
.' ■«.•.■
these periods of reconstruction have
re been confined to terrain
countries, u
onstrU'
Just what it means to the peoples of
and me as individuals. I do not .►
But i do know that we are now in the
e of a h. a world
n. 'We tin
I out the enworld.
We know th<
only a'*'
U •
s are
(on.
Tie mil and
>
I
here*
i • t■ conir
thou _ our
e the t
minds
j en-
had . ry and
.
the • : r 'al vU
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been
real lion. Today we anthinking
thinkuorld-v
not only it
us srorl I
•
jt m. ■' Brown
>')d.
i
!ay vi ♦• have In d
s .' sole
world todai
eminent, i
Thai that jiffeots Europe,
. and • erlcan
toliticall:
illy af!»
wh 'h
D this
But a^ our kno.
reap
ponsrhil.
BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, AUGUST 6, 1919
£UT SEttSiSBiS DR. TOMAN RESIGNS PRESIDENCY
and vou say well.
1 hear a voice, a voice long stilled
j .»>• death. Yet that voice has rung
OF HOWARD PAYNE COLLEGE AND
out throughout two thousand years.
'Forgetting the things that are past.
1 press on." And again. "I have
! t a good fight. I have kept the
faith. I have finished my course.
Hence there is laid up for me a crown
of righteousness.': Would it not be
vvcll that you and I. each of us. emuate
the life and experience of that
Wonderful patriarch of old'?
What made for his greatness as .an
>\por.e..t of truth? Ho had vision, a
lerful vision. He not only had
ision. he had a clear conception of
right. What else"? He possessed a
leterminat «>n that knew no such
failure. To live beneath lh<
eve! of (Mir greatest possibilities, is
shame of any one He lived or
the level of his greatest possiinlit es
Why not such a life lie crowned witli
-
Th«- business of the Apostle of ol<
each Our business is to
sell is. Heme. let us uhfettei
inrselves that we may throw our
3 whol'-hearedly into the game
There is a star away out yonder
Written on the fa e of that star i:
success. IH> you see if'' 1!' you dp
pn your streamer to thajl star an
lose si^hi of it. 1-et us prov<
ler things than w<
have ever proven. I>«t us prove that
th of su . • reached
by truth, r ghteousness and justice t«
all.
The foundation of every suc<
"•;! life is true character. %0 I uild.nnor
more enduring thai,
ts foundation.
I think it is r cht to have a desir
or great things. 1 think it is right
0 have a desire lihj a great bus
or a fortuae. 1 think i?
o have a desire for a uood or even A
reat name and to make an effort to President Tol'mar
bat • !■: But that ..• houtd he A. M. and i'li 1>
;ctu • reater (
*-r\ i e to God and to man.
"My ambition is U - at hush ' r: ' n ''
n Brownwood. 1 want it to
J-.I t aso
reater u its scope than any bus - Coif Howard
i town But in it- gre . I •
want it to be the gr»-at serving ceo- ;.? | two
er of the community, I want its I At that time
.• e to res h far and wide an 1 :
»e known as a pis -mess i: - debt; V. t add
egrity and ghteoushi » »
'hi- riends. an ••• a cOmplisl
1 only to the extent of the tr \ •
■ i it< man. ' and :'- tttendiu
force. |:ly
"We are now on the brink of an.- -e!i. .
n. The fal my t ho .
ear is almo • fere hai ,,;,!• ] :.
■ munity be wondertuil
with ; • '> Sal ire h -
I not rid over
n to !•• ' r. !•'. M. M<
eration $1 .MOM. Date August 1. lM9i
xhlis " 11 ttt |tee tnefr readiness for work I
July entertainmeat. tor the benefit of !: be felt. And I can qb'-.ienee n Baylor I niv.-rsit • for a I
months the new president will be;
busy organizing and assisting in the
I seventy-five million dollar cam- >
paign, Howard Payne College will |
. ■ three hundred thousand dol-1
t>
Are
gb? Do re think thai singly say to you that one oL'Cr. Mm- re Ived the '
imwod in enough? Do we 1 the chief reasons of its success is the from Southwestern Baptist Thepl ,,.,„„ fil!S r:n npaign.
think that Brownwod a- the center unselfish, untireing. intelligent effort al Seminary at Port Worth and . ,
of a community, sufficiently H that you have put into it.
the year of !'■
!'•'*• dulv : ..j at ton ees are goin^ up.
POBTLAXD. Me.. Aug. «.—Canned
Urn Poindexter, eieeuior. to B -l The ability of the husband
is.-,i in making pies in a
turner, i ^11 acres out 61 ,,.,- consideration of i In.
rmented and
D Ii Jones survey \o
Rxina allowanees,
(-j r . smh a "kick** that there was a run
on tin- restaurant
•' P ( ation iv".2:l. Date Pel ruary
" Cttil Court Judge Landwehr. And 'he
Leeper-Cnrd hum: ■ r - i to .l.t;n»- _ ability to pay now is greater with
B [>eper, conveyi^^ N>ts N- '•. :: increased Incom
and 1'i out of block 10 in the town m
Bangs Consideration -,.-.. D.it.- if a woman w- th< i •
Erery egg that leaves our store Is
candled.—Loonev Mercantile Co.
Julv 15; i:Hl«. ceil put of a ma
Quality groceries at reasonable pri-
James D. beeper tin South Texa oes Patte^win tv Rice. 47c
&*$**
w^ ^&*»
Come to Our Demonstration
We cordially invite all the Farmers and evryone interested in Tractors, to attend
our Demonstration of the A very Tractor, which will be held at our Store
Monday Afternoon, Aug. 11, at 3 o'Clock
These Tractors have the improved and well-known Avery features, such as the
Avery "Draft-Horse" Motor; "Direct-Drive" Transmission; Duplex Gasifiers,
which turn Kerosene into gas and burn it all; Adjustable Crank Shaft Boxes;
Two Bearing Practically Unbreakable Crank Shaft; Renewable Inner Cylinder
Walls; Valves-in-Head; Universal Wheel Lugs; Round Radiator, etc.
There's a Size Avery Tractor for Every Size Farm
This 8-16 and 12-25 Avery are two of the six sizes of Avery Tractors, with all
these special features. The other sizes are 14-28, 18-36, 25-50 and 40-80 H. P.
The Avery Company also make a special 5-10 H. P. Avery Tractor, the wonder-
ful Avery Motor Cultivator now built with six cylinders and a size Avery Thresh-
er and Plow for every Avery Tractor.
Don't fail to attend the Demonstration. You'll be glad you came even if you
do not buy.
Austin-Hall Hardware Company
Brownwood,
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ENGLAND'S FOOD SITUATION SO
SERIOUS THAT, BARRING ANY
FEDERAL AID, VIOLENCE CERTAIN
B) KARL w
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i;h R'I r»'» i i hen t urned around an 1
Pall Mali Ha Mte. ii i a" :..•!( i: to the car A p'olicc-mafi
it .s upon rnmentaJ ;
i • B I .1 rasa th --tl tlierti iut« r
problem. I
;!iar that
known by initials only as * 11
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is pre- a E
f .:•:>■ ri were u ider i
TOO. to pet page-wide
ffl.viu - train. ' i.
I ey stplt n thei ear.
paper headlii •
ed as btsng a nuanlK
British delegation. Oe^.tateP .:.•
pressions gained by t!,e rtijssfor, wt .
The magnitude of utn
America.
T'a«> important position 0 i Up.ied
the newer uniyi pt (lv
Wa-st.
The day is ] a t whcii
' ;att take th ad>
what hie |ir«--» hes >u \ hiir
tahlished two traveling scholar
tot !.,. oion student \ to Ai n lir.jr
krersitiesr- otie for a
and the other I
• Tie' va)ue to the v. •: [m b*-r
aiall
»rv (.nods t«roceries
all delivered on tha
better service.—
Mr. Business
Man and
Merchant!
your ,ns of your
ol ription.
>repared o furnish you on short
I.!.!' DtJR .\!)\TRi!SINT; D^ARTMENT HELP
YOU PLv\N YOLR AI SING CAMPAIGN
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You Buy Milk
Buythe M Verib
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CHAPTER X.
A Bold Game.
•Ton will know, Josefa, if there Is
Anything missing from the master V
room?"
"SI. senor. I know each little
thing. There has heen no change for
many years."
The small, wrinkled, almost black
face of the little old Indian woman
looked up cm lowly into St.tnway's.
"Then come. I., t i:s butty*
He led the way. They went through
the drawing room, where uae of the
bouse servants was lighting tin
dies, where Torre wi \wz back
and forth, his r showing
for tin me.
Ten-su de la (luerra's scream had
sounds through the house early that
morning—at three o'clock- Tinday
had d . and now it was
growing dark.
Still Torre and .Tun rer. were prisoners;
still Dempton fretted an
and sulked in the pr.-~t library.
Torre looked up quickly, bis .
eager, i ,nt. Stanway
at him. giving no rtiou in the
swift turning of - eyes. Torre
frowned and Ml at h!s lip,
looked to his leader with both question
and criticism in his .
- the rancher,
♦hey ] on through the
roomf The d-
"Now. JoS< f;;."
nway threw open the d
the la Guerrn's
Jei f whir.
chief to j
hers*-
old.
look, J u there
fl th«- :
had He looked at 1
a moment I
lng. nut sure u by } . «
for
•luao milled bor b roved
about
Bkn ly, r>ml
her
There Is i
eald. speal "Everything—"
She broke or
are gr«'\vi; ; jhten-
Ing. T
to n far <
shadow
eaiidle
■bore
:" stie
Ifcer-
. «-r< -
e thresh-
in her v«»:
for twenty
twent;
"What. Jo?
iiurriro;
to hi- ride.
"The \:*\
voice Kuddenly dr« e where
It hum- i where
It 1
ish.*! T
ha%>- taken it;'
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womanV 1 ■ I
to the WJ
enough but
he k-y,
haiii'lns fr«»:u a little v 1 left.
*\\
ly-
"Tl lb- would nllov
one to touch it. li
alw. : .: in the
morning, at n at t
beou want Insurance
in 002 ol ' and !>■ - ;
. (un rer prg und< r 'i
laws. 1 - d room ■
WAVrFP To i tn o.l 150 acres
1_' i P.rowiiwood. 100
in (iiitivatio: _ inder irriga-
For I :ti«uiars phone
217. FOR RKNT--Fu-nished
iuht hi
WAX'li.D
at we-ds on (arm,
c h ')wmr will furnish tram
- Will II.
Ma me .!-}:.. 2
WANTiih-To buj rjecoml-hand furn-
ItuTe and Btoves, highest cash prices
w r. Dov den h'urciture '"o.. i'liiH'
i : —i4-»tr,
\VA> to hay your fresh
• BO} Bena Market. —1 ;
WAN. .;;-:.. heat caah prices paid
for second haefll furniture. Hom«
,,,,,j F g >r •. 'Phfuie 4^1. —1 :-tfr
i'writ-
^ v t art
I t'Pf-
one Hotel Apply
W Lee. Telehone R-7.",»> 2Htfc
phone R-7:::»
rooms for
Ml P
FOR iiKNT— Nice < iroom. I
in. Call at 201 West Adams, or 'phone
r,i , -mfc
FOR iillXT—T.) couple only, foir or
room apartment or two-tonn
it, each furnished with sleeping
porch. —Mr.;, ii €. Duncan,
dtfc
PJ:.\T Four tarnished rooms
with hath. ;se keeping.
Phone J Avenue.
Browcwood. tfn
MISCELLANEOUS
\ VNTKl>- V'oung lady or man to
• r. ■ • appij uh- . — ~
earn* ' wran! to learn the bus- \VP PM'V
: hand furniture N>«
. permanently located, expect t.. I Hand Store. 203 w>at
• • with if for a profeasioh and
24*3 te.
I :OW IS THE TIME TO IN-
VEST IN REAL ESTATE.
I )Q acres, 16 miles from
iow:i. 4 miles of Elkins, ] 2
in'iir Bayou front, H} acres in
1 v.liivation. 40 more tillable.
4 room house, good well. 10()
acres in vailey; $30.00 per
acre.
2 ) acres. 10 miles south ol
on IK vi»r \v.\.M;i>;ni,it\ i carr let us , ov,':i, 40 arics in cultivation.
.-'iiiM'i j, - tin- piii». At:.tin. demonstrate the \Vo
' !lM "' ORG half tiliaible. Usual im-
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Our u August Clean-Sweep Sale" Will Convince the Most
Skeptical that this is Money Saving Time for Them!
A CLEAN SWEEP MUST BE MADE ON ALL SUMMER GOODS, AND BIG
PRICE REDUCTIONS PREVAIL ON ALL LINES.
If you would know the value of true economy we certainly would advise you to
pay this event a visit now, or before it finally comes to a close. It has a saving
story to unfold to you on every article on sale in every department. Some of
these articles we list here; hundreds of others you will find in our store.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
50c 32 inch. Ginghams for 39c
35c 27 inch. Ginghams for 29c
25c 27 inch. Ginghams for -21c
25c 24 inch. Percales for 18c
DOMESTIC
33c 36 inch. Domestic for 25c
25c 36 inch. Domestic for 19c
SHEETS
81x90 $2.00 Pullaway Sheets for . .$1.69
72x90 Samson Seamed Sheets for $1.25
81x90 Rainbow Sheets for $1.25
72x90 Wearwell Sheets at $1.79
WHITE VOILES, FLAXONS, DIMI-
TIES, FANCY WAISTINGS, ETC.
$ 1.00 values for only 75c
75c or 85c values for 55c
65c or 69c values for 49c
50c for 39c—35c for 29c
29c for 23c—39c Dimity for 29c
BABY CAPS at V A off regular.
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR at ■ \ off.
VOILE WAISTS at one-third off.
WOMEN'S CORSETS. 10 per cent off.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR—' 4 off.
COUNTERPANES at V 4 off.
WHITE SHIRTINGS
$1.25 values for 69c
$ 1.00 values for 59c
65c values for 35c
FOR A COMPREHENSIVE IDEA as to
the wide scope of this sale a visit here is
necessarv.
Courtesy
and
Service
ij
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PERSONAL ITEMS
:rn»d trom Lit-
X\f Ro'k. Ar > morn
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attend ah- -i Blanl
H 0 Conn
mint
Re> n W H Karp wili |<
in the morn. .
Kncampnier- tl da>>
iOBta Morgan left ?hK mirn-
Inj to rfail ait in T .-
Texas
I)r W. ii. Gray and a*-
tend« Kerrville Kneampment. returned
hon • ^ning
Miss Mattie Mae Mar- returned
to her home in Zephyr a!
MEN'S SUMMER SUITS % OFF
MEN'S FELT HATS % OFF
MEN'S STRAW HATS Vi OFF
BOYS' SUMMER SUITS One-Third OFF
BOYS' WASH SUITS Vi PRICE
BOYS' HEAVIER SUITS '4 OFF
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
MEN'S SHIRTS all Reduced.
Men's Ties at Sale Prices.
BATHING SUITS
THE STOPE FOB ALL r^THEPEOPLE,
ing liiitn Misses Mildred VtcC-ulley and
Maggie Mae \!P«-ra'or Hobson L. Heard of ('»!,.
•end a areek with his rcla
- Klizabeth Br< I Lamps
i - in • •■ d ad to
MEN'S OXFORDS
Men's $10.00 Oxfords for $7.45
Men's $9.00 Oxfords for $7.45
Men's $8.50 Oxfords for $7.45
Men's $7.50 Oxfords for $4.95
English shapes and conservative toes and
straight lasts.
LINE MEN'S HIGH SHOES — $7.50
Brown Calf English Walkers $6.95
It's Good
Old Saving
Time
ing her brother; Qlivei\ n Dallas,
v\.ll returh tniortow
W IJ \\'hitehead f»f San Anlotiin Is
in Bromftwood for a it tend Ing
''i tisiness tiiattera
LITTLE ITEMS OF
LOCAL INTEREST
The First Presbyterian church will
hold its regular Braver meeting Wednesday
evening at 8:3t), The services
will be conducted by the pastor.
been able to find a boarding place, and
that steeping and eating just anywhere
is a bit unsatisfactory.
Elmer Ford, who recently resigned
>Irs. Z. % HUtntoii, Justice of Ifee'lM" P°^in with fn < ! Citizens National
Peace in the Hlanket Precinct, was |*l*W*. nas accepted a similar position
jtown yesterday attending to business|.i" '>»« of the banks at Kastland.
matters
! * Hoy McDonald, who has been connected
with the Citizens National Bank,
I
has resigned that position and Is nov.
associated with Petty Brother*.
Mrs. II ft Ihirst, proprietor of the
Marinello Comtort Shop, returned this
Owen Kmerson arrived this morning- mornin „ fmm Chicago where tor ievv
from Camp Travis, where he has just ^j wrly t'ounty -Commissioner f that i>re MS the guests of friends; These young
cfriet; was in town yesterday, bringing people Were married only a feu days
in a load of Irish potatoes, which he .,,,,, ;UM j are including Btownwood in
sold to the local stores. their honeymoon ih-rinary.
"Nullcr" Collins of Coletnan was in Reports from the bedside of ( it>
Mro.vnwood Tuesday visiting with Marshal John Champion, who i.- in fche
friends Mr. Golins has only recently hospital at Temple, state that he is
returned from Frame and Luxemburg, doling as well as could be expected uu
where he was a member of the 21st (|rr the circumstances, and that as noon
Field Artillery Hand.
as his condition permits he will be re
moved 10 bis home in Brownwood
.1. S. Hlagg is nmlined to his room.
Over Cilliam Hiothers. suffering horn a
seVere attack of rheumatism He is
planning to go to Ma-lin in the next
few da>: . in the hope (>t etlecting a
cure o h; malady
IV. T. .hmis and son. O. !\, a«> In
Brownwood today from their home
near .Junction, to arrange tor accom-
modations for the family while the
ch Mien are in school here this fall.
Til.- older children will enter Howard
.John IJnrher and family left this Payne College, the younger children
Bi0ri M J"or Christosal where they the public schools. .Mr .larvis l< a
will attend the Baptist Kmumpment prosperous farmer and stockman of
Mr I5J11 i ' e\pe«>e| Wilkinson has acin
the banking business at Bryan, cepted a.position with the citizens Nal
i i- ting his brother. .1. T tional Hank and assumed his duties
\1 -in; i- ol tins place The four re- there Tuesday. He is an honor grailma
mum wnii'er., of this family have Hate of Daniel [taker college, and on
held their anual reunion at the first call for volunteers he entered
I laho
I'ncie Sam's service; as pyiv.ate* where
by diligent fit ad; and attention to duly
thief Mechanic Krnest Faulkner ar- he soon rose to the rank of Lieutenant
t.\cd in the city 'hi- morning on a He sa* some very active service m
thirty uav furlough with his patents. Prance and has only recently
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kaulknei lleihij honorable discharge
h..v vei ten more months of service
(h,;d Othiitt. • N»"'' r *>
n '» >ls aIHl Hiff ^
T>l,r '
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have been guests since Sunday oi
The Drown Lou Tuokejr came in this purchased the fiill sto ( ;. oi goods i"f
morn ifi g from I'.tie-'me i>> viaii her the Uooae) Mfer an tile company.
aunt. M- r M. Moo- h T ,
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ku^ from New ^>rk and St. L »us v,)w>are
here fr< fThrtsi tig h( , j)1|n h;) . ,. ;| th( . ;
ltJ&
LOONEY MERCANTILE CO
I'hones :MH>, .101, 309
(To be continued)
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