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OF COMMERCE.<br />
BROWNWOOD BULLETIN<br />
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS<br />
THE WEATHER<br />
Toniirlil anil Thursday: Fair*<br />
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PRICE FIVE CENTS BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1919 NO. 245<br />
WITH ULTITO1B!<br />
fa<br />
COLLAPSIBLE BOAT WEIGHS 18 POUNDS AND CAN<br />
BE CARRIED IN THE HAND<br />
LUNSING UNDER TWO ILL!<br />
SENATE FIRE EMPLOYEE*<br />
>0 < ON< hi I I s| i:iii. POSTKKKII HY i.\i; ;:<br />
rViiiiys wiivt; ih \> I.TOI:'. \N.<br />
1/ VIION (IK liO\I> -i.<br />
•Aim (it t: • . bill<br />
railroads<br />
thai ?ii. i •<br />
the I'<br />
\ m ii H WBEKSHiP.<br />
of Tf»<br />
. repb '<br />
.■ ♦; !: has u».■»<br />
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fjtnners'<br />
.,111 county in the<br />
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that thfe<br />
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• i M'V SI.ss|.<br />
he folds 1<br />
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• t dinar j -•• - '" ! > rt Ehe MCJ<br />
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divided<br />
a p. in mo<br />
Brooklynites Walk<br />
When Strikers Stop<br />
All Railway Service<br />
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TON.<br />
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^«" , *•\<br />
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^<br />
. ...: 1 :.. '■ ! 1...; 1 .. . . .!. . V , . ,: . ..,. ■ '-. ^ 1...'-^iiv^tm<br />
'Yida> and mak< recom when P of bolstjevikj attempted taken in raids since m' e >' < ><br />
population.<br />
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<br />
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PAGE TWO BROWN WOOD BULLETIN, AUGUST 6, 1919<br />
DRY MS MEN WILL<br />
MELT FOR POKE OF<br />
RATING CUSTOMERS<br />
liMoitn* or ALL STORKS WILL<br />
M MBMlTTKh. AMI<br />
fit TIM'S HADE.<br />
On Ti,' r.t. there will<br />
^e held a meeting ot tin<br />
stealing the several Dry<br />
Goods<br />
Brow nwoou. lor the pttl<br />
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Mill! e j<br />
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\>o have Improve I . .: ;<br />
and are now in la l tcr po t<br />
M_^ OP MV<br />
^UG^ST • WANT TO Pf^rESr<br />
HONOR* (. '<br />
THERE WL*nj<br />
fcXTEjSUATlNC\<br />
OR64/N1 STANCES I<br />
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assures 3OP of the fieri hcsl to, M jj BOJ j.»puu »j UOI^MMJ UJ .»JII<br />
lie^ardless of what trouhlr om are hating<br />
and ii\ il to your satisfaction.<br />
no ran ti\ it<br />
Dodge Bros. Service Station<br />
Corner Baker ::;■'! 1". '• fcvehui Phone 850<br />
arketing!<br />
At Pirgly Wiggly's the Almighty Dollar assciis most significantly its purchasing<br />
power. These prices will convince you.<br />
f ; uj' «ipp!(\ No. 2 cms 33c<br />
Pint apple, No. 1 eans . .20c<br />
I.tl «,v Royatl Ann GherrieB, No; 2 ] 2<br />
cans . . . 41c<br />
i :^. !ale Royal Ann Cherries. No. 2 1 i<br />
cans<br />
36c<br />
Drln ont« Royal Ann Cherries, No. 2<br />
cans 28c<br />
! itdby's Asparagus Tips, !ar0c cans . .24c<br />
Calumet Baking Powder, I Oc cans . . 9c<br />
Calumet Baking Powder, 1 lotcl size. .90c<br />
White Swan Pork and Beans, No. 2<br />
cans 14c<br />
White Swan Pork and Beans, No. I<br />
cana 9c<br />
Ivory Soap, small bars . . . 7 1 -^c<br />
Fairy Soap 7c<br />
P \!m Olive Soap, 3 for 25c<br />
Joy Soap, per bar 4 1 2C<br />
Clean Easy Soap, per bar 6c<br />
P. & G. Soap, per bar 8c<br />
Lux Soap Chips, per package 14c<br />
Armour's Lighthouse Washing Powder<br />
small size<br />
4 1 2C<br />
Borax Washing Powder 5 1 »c<br />
BUT MY i>e>\a ^IRT<br />
ON HIM ' Hfcl r XfTV ,<<br />
HOME'<br />
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ALL OVER THE WORLD"<br />
Bl<br />
Hydro Pure Washing Powder 9 1 2c<br />
Hogg's Corn Flakes 12c<br />
Posi i< >a ties, small package 12c<br />
I Toa ] ar.*c package 18c<br />
Grape Nuts<br />
13c<br />
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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, AUGUST 6, 1919<br />
PAGE THREE<br />
t<br />
First Methodist<br />
ou. Miss Cecil Lancaster has charge the church Monday ufternoon in :i<br />
Of the societv.<br />
strickly business meeting. Officers UtX<br />
Missionary Society.<br />
the itcra term, whhii begins in August<br />
The FllW M- : s.i<br />
Methodist<br />
were elected as follow Mrs. .1 H<br />
tar time at the<br />
Kay. President; First \ ii •• I'n ■ i.hiii.<br />
:i ng in Epworth League.<br />
Mrs. EL M. Andrews; Second Vice- <br />
The f u - ,ld : the League, and no* to arrouse gates to go from this! Au*iltarv .-<br />
as a<br />
* :idM<br />
whole was<br />
ore int. > that the Sunday af- j Meadames H;«v. War nallh IMrkeit.T<br />
noon WOUid he enjoyable and ben-'i ev sivells. and Kno>. Andrey<br />
. . . . icial to the young boys and girls of The attendance for the meeting v<br />
C hriStian Missionary ,the . Lurch. splendid.<br />
Society j **** ;—<br />
The Senior B. Y. P. U. Much Money Required<br />
•i If The Senior H Y. !\ I. of the First!<br />
ly meeting at the home of Mrs Baptist church held a regular session<br />
Brooke Smith. Jr. ou Avenue Sunday .at 7:lS p in.<br />
day afteraoon \ Davis ras The entiiv eveniUK W as devoted to e<br />
for the meetmg and 1 , on -Forgiving Our Enemies."<br />
BY. P. U. Program.<br />
The 13<br />
is as fotloi<br />
eeting— Jojhebed. the<br />
Mother<br />
• ipture • odus 1 22 u<br />
Leader for evening<br />
dy<br />
Introduce ler.<br />
"A Trying Time."*—D. 1. MeDurcnitt<br />
"The Babe in the Basket."—Anna<br />
Mae Hunter.<br />
"The Princess and the Baby"—E<br />
la Kilgore.<br />
. :.. e€<br />
"Tr3ini! I hlld in the tt'ay It<br />
aid Co T H. Holn<br />
Lai i illiam<br />
•n lueicL uer.<br />
»<br />
Woman's Auxiliary of<br />
Coggin Avc. Baptist Church.<br />
t in le No. I.<br />
be Woman's Auxiliof<br />
tin<br />
■ . \V Sherman.<br />
Mon< :or the i<br />
ing year w><br />
•<br />
the<br />
< in |.<br />
To Carry' Out Free<br />
III!<br />
Text Book Measure<br />
AUSTIN, Texas. Aug. G C'leiiiia<br />
tion of alhdnie.il . 01 £ree text books<br />
D -The Moutam P< Speakers on the lesson were Ralph]<br />
r E<br />
■ P a P er { ° present , K)Vd Missea ,. :ihel earner, Pearl<br />
been eomph i» i I ! I '■• ! • i ' ;<br />
on "" People/' Mrs W I-aiu>li , t€Tt all( , NIr Harcrow. The'atmerit<br />
ni Education . ..; the total ha<br />
A ParK<br />
not been checked:<br />
were* sn excellent lendaace for the evening was good<br />
talk on "Hon.- iounta n r»- • ^.<br />
Dalla•; l»;uis in the value i - books<br />
the<br />
allowed with an allotment of<br />
• ed delicious < ream i First Baptist Y. M. A.<br />
. Houston r-<br />
• e.<br />
The V. \\ A. of the First Baptist tonio $i'.l.7.M F..rt Worth<br />
church e a novel way of bidding<br />
th^ir regular meeting when they<br />
aducted i; on the banks of the Bayou<br />
Tue rening.<br />
Tin- (-rowti met at the donri-:<br />
,torv and went in cars to the Hayou.<br />
er a swim the lesson tor the ev.-nuted.<br />
from the Lessoni<br />
Ruth l»il- boQk -Winning to Chri Those<br />
i $41,469; Ai tin • • ' : '>'< • Rfau<br />
moot $31,204; syacjo I ' • \ '<br />
CKIM Ht'MOH i:V HKBO.<br />
i Bv International \'*w Service.)<br />
LAJvB I:I.SI\-ad:e Dorset, tiladvs and<br />
.<br />
Cecil<br />
,, ;, machine-gun bullets mi edde-J<br />
i<br />
Lan a Uer. Bernice Neel,<br />
. ,<br />
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.<br />
era Batton.<br />
,,..,„ »u eg, a i .«• one<br />
face and a mutilatet] right ban<br />
; .Mitchell. Maud Mitchell. Anna<br />
He. iewing hi a marine<br />
Lou Andrews. Mamie Gllmore, Pearl<br />
the war. Boone ae!-<br />
ion and Mrs Dal Baten<br />
The Austin 4>etiue l*resbyterian<br />
( hristian Kndea\or.<br />
harli.tte Kiiicht and Wilfred<br />
Regan.<br />
Subje< t id le h.<br />
Hv:<br />
.las. 3 lM<br />
\'ir.<br />
• lyiun.<br />
Prayer<br />
.ilk.<br />
An illustration:<br />
• M'.igan.<br />
minute tall<br />
11.-y.<br />
Five minute talk. — R.-v H R. RiVf<br />
" Vou ' • . the j >Le v. as on t G<<br />
mans. 1 ain h aaii iltej<br />
mv riehi hand<br />
Per hap; wi- i. r!i! not to<br />
tehtibn t tin- miitter<br />
who tai on u 1<br />
% a?<br />
■ i<br />
I<br />
TO<br />
T<br />
i i;t.is ft n I.I<br />
i >IIMUM\NT<br />
.<br />
' [embers er ofjCoij ha . •<br />
! i > ' ■. ilar inoniIlls<br />
•liif! -ij'. of tin cpmrniHee will be held<br />
\ mi l-'i day pb hi ;>,TFA*<br />
.. -:•--»..,<br />
,v«<br />
■t'3 Eoive, formerly called<br />
H eapvciaily com<br />
led tar the treatment ei<br />
■■ma, Ring Wbrm/anu<br />
*, an I i - sold by the drag\<br />
n the airrt fmarantee that<br />
the :> price, 7Sc, will tx<br />
promptly refunded to any dlttaat*<br />
>o:er. Try Buut'sSalTf<br />
k. Pol au.o locally bj<br />
1 l^F-HKLl MUG CO.<br />
I'lMiniiiM<br />
ULMI<br />
F?<br />
Uimii<br />
-•:.'-<br />
Mi.'I ah.<br />
^ii » !l First Baptist Auxiliary.<br />
on. Plans tor, The First Haiti t Auxiliary met at • A]<br />
m<br />
the mdj<br />
«?<br />
*-.<br />
:.'h<br />
TI<br />
Junior BY P. I<br />
nic thi- » v -<br />
it tiuow all rredll cuieni«r^<br />
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*-r mat urit5<br />
an.<br />
I iil<br />
LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY<br />
< KAM>MV* KM IPE hi s\i.| rEl<br />
(Mi si 1 1 HI It IMHKl.Ns so<br />
v II K\l i.> IH \i NOlioiiV<br />
t W TELL.<br />
Hair 1<br />
• hair<br />
il Oar!:<br />
ture impp'<br />
ineredien;<br />
re for i<br />
■.■.■.■_<br />
the h. ;<br />
the .<br />
r<br />
I/;, a la<br />
ly t^il it<br />
ul-<br />
!:i<br />
bat<br />
:niv-<br />
b ii an<br />
bail<br />
By mornl<br />
tbit<br />
irk-<br />
._DDaaDaaaaom<br />
iaaaauLiQLicjaLiciiT<br />
Wm. Cox<br />
Typewriter Repairman will<br />
* be with us tomorrow.<br />
JONES & DUBUN<br />
Phone 279<br />
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Thursday<br />
Specials!<br />
600 y.uds of Gingham<br />
just arrived, 27 difFerrnt<br />
patterns. These ginghams<br />
represent an excellent selection<br />
of handsome plaid<br />
and stripes. One day<br />
only<br />
20c Yard !<br />
Not over<br />
I ir !(JII)'*1 .<br />
ders.<br />
12 yards to a<br />
No phone or-<br />
56 flairs Men's low rut<br />
Shoes, kangaroo and<br />
Black kid, sizes 3 to II.<br />
$3.00 and $6.00 values,<br />
Thursday $3.35<br />
10 pairs Men's low cut<br />
Shoes, kangaroo and<br />
Black kid, sizes 6 to 10,<br />
$8.30 values,<br />
Thursday $5.75 \<br />
No Approvals<br />
No Returns<br />
Roussel-<br />
Robertson<br />
Co.<br />
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PACE FOUR BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, AUGUST 6, 1919<br />
THE BROWNWOOD BULLETIN<br />
HAYES PRINTING CO., PROPS.<br />
Member Associated Press<br />
Office of Publication, Bulletin Building,<br />
corner Brown and Lee Streets.<br />
ffctered at tfc« Fostoffice at Brownwood,<br />
Texas, as second class matter<br />
TELEPHONES<br />
Editorial Office No. 22<br />
Buaineas Office No. 3<br />
SUBSCRIPTION<br />
•• cenU per month. $7.20 per year in<br />
advance.<br />
Any erroneous reflection upon the<br />
Character, standing or reputation of<br />
■ny person, firm or corporation which<br />
may appear in the columns of The<br />
Dally Bulletin will be gladly corrected<br />
upon its being brought to the attention<br />
of the publishers.<br />
The Associated: Press is exclusively<br />
entitled to the use for republlcation of<br />
all news dispatches credited to it or<br />
not otherwise credited in this paper<br />
and also the local news published<br />
torein.<br />
THAT THIRD PARTY.<br />
What a misnomer — The People's<br />
Democratic Party/'<br />
Other planks in the platform are<br />
largely concentrated growl.<br />
Whatever part conviction may have<br />
played in producing them,<br />
amojliered in tl - and n<br />
disappo: com-<br />
pletely lit-<br />
tle commotion<br />
If it results in forcing the state to<br />
put an extra column on the<br />
will have accomplished m<<br />
now<br />
sterns reasonable to exj<br />
Houston Chronicle.<br />
il up.<br />
. r . and the result was that Rallin-<br />
FREEDOM OF PRESS IS DECRIED<br />
BY I.ENINE, WHO SAYS THAT<br />
RED ARMY GROWS STRONGER<br />
(By international News Service:)<br />
LONDON, Ang. '*•• The Norwegian<br />
politician, I'untervoid. gives an account<br />
of an interview with Lenihe in<br />
the columns of the Berner Tagwacht,<br />
says Hut Manchester "Guardian, in<br />
which, referring to allied intervention,<br />
Lenine said thai it would become<br />
increasingly difficult owing to<br />
i lie ever-grpwirig sympathy with the<br />
Soviet movement in Entente coun-<br />
-. Moreover, the Red Army was<br />
becoming stronger every day.<br />
Pphtervoid a3ked lenine what he<br />
thought ei' the uurarian Standard Oil is 1 nrrn\viii(r ;<br />
head againSJ i' Yoii ha ii a [ U; ,,i,. :,• ., ;.. , t 'lfiliin^ crew working in the Buffalo<br />
They're Going to Wear<br />
by way of such cheap, pennywise<br />
-i pretty - Gmiy one hundred rriiHiohs.j<br />
. !•-■•.'. n man throsi a hammer :i ross<br />
aimed at the producer who ,!;^in - >^ !""»« to tit*- front<br />
;1<br />
the room . • mashing his thiinth produces more than he hu>s. and that ^hter. He Will not permil any ,| , K . 'Em Shorter in Chicago<br />
political twaddle.<br />
liallinger worked on tin big ; | :ui:!i you borrowed two<br />
h. •! ii-.'d . ltl » you i eople ( central Texa from a Sr. Bernard to a Mexican hah<br />
Mr. Bailey and his associates pro- gel some free - -.hen th-y ,i,l! on M " ;1 ' !<br />
!ni^!.<br />
. a a pro • priTeT h mtsceilaneOus fighting otf the to come anywhere near the cam] n;i1 -°*'* Service)<br />
fess great disgust at the various inno- out broad that t . , ., ,.<br />
thini . i going to hurt His manner of attack is quick and £ OH!CA, Aug. ♦',.—l>ame Fashion<br />
•• the habit oi the Standnrd Ofl When hehav) i suit him Ml ' * • lv< s injus •• things<br />
proaching the enemy by ! a - v ha n a definite stand<br />
vations which characterize the present Klherta peach crop was of such pro- • . ,, \ :;i^<br />
tie t ;<br />
to their telephone ,i,,.. ;, n ,| that Is all there is to and Using his hoofs, which are \. against conservation of doth in bathday.<br />
Their platform is little less than no: .ml so much ol<br />
a'n.l • • • ,.f u- who have .-„ n„«i,i ,,ass :,,•,,., .,..,,- ,„,„,.<br />
day. It is understood that at tract ions<br />
will be provided, prizes offered, and<br />
, .. . then a Standard cJ11 wagon.<br />
Internationa! .\
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IT CHI HOTEL<br />
ASSISTANT ■AXAtiEB ULANVIUF<br />
AIMIKFSSF* EMPLOYES IN<br />
INTKRKMIM. WAV.<br />
Ii von by the Hempto<br />
their employes ai the<br />
Uraham Hotel on last Wednesday ev r<br />
ininp. Sufi he to say thai the<br />
*ion afforded a lull measure of pleasure<br />
to all present.<br />
The banquet w;<br />
taken<br />
iiacttsaed at length by the<br />
tl.«.<br />
sales force.<br />
One of the features of the evening<br />
an illustrate:! lecture del:<br />
bv l>r Plyier, repret the l»r<br />
Seholls Foot Appliance Co. In his le'-<br />
ture Dr. Plyier made many suggesl<br />
that will be ol help to<br />
the shoe depart r the Hemphill-<br />
Fain Co.<br />
Rowing th. : j r ply-<br />
P- A. « manager<br />
of the company, gave a glimpse<br />
d<br />
T i s of the llemphill-<br />
Fa n Co.. and Brownwood.<br />
His remar is follow<br />
-hall not take the I attempt<br />
a reheasal of etidea\ 1 acoomptisluiH:<br />
coming to Rrown-<br />
: Hut rathtr. 1 shall draw the<br />
ain icr a few brief mocm<br />
try to lead you in thought along th<<br />
ascertain* yet ; 'hs that lie<br />
ire us.<br />
>od pleasure and that<br />
• of the rest : you. to listen<br />
month to a lecture delivered<br />
by one of Texas* greatest men<br />
br Truett. in wh ch he stated that<br />
he would rather live the nc\t twenty<br />
years than any two hundred<br />
tory of the world. WTe have<br />
heard much about the so-called period<br />
of reconstruction. Reconstruction<br />
is not a new word with us, neither<br />
is ft « net rience. This i<br />
try after the so-called Civil War. had<br />
jierlod ot ruction. The<br />
countries of Europe. Asia. Central,<br />
South Amer o have had<br />
.' ■«.•.■<br />
these periods of reconstruction have<br />
re been confined to terrain<br />
countries, u<br />
onstrU'<br />
Just what it means to the peoples of<br />
and me as individuals. I do not .►<br />
But i do know that we are now in the<br />
e of a h. a world<br />
n. 'We tin<br />
I out the enworld.<br />
We know th<<br />
only a'*'<br />
U •<br />
s are<br />
(on.<br />
Tie mil and<br />
><br />
I<br />
here*<br />
i • t■ conir<br />
thou _ our<br />
e the t<br />
minds<br />
j en-<br />
had . ry and<br />
.<br />
the • : r 'al vU<br />
■<br />
been<br />
real lion. Today we anthinking<br />
thinkuorld-v<br />
not only it<br />
us srorl I<br />
•<br />
jt m. ■' Brown<br />
>')d.<br />
i<br />
!ay vi ♦• have In d<br />
s .' sole<br />
world todai<br />
eminent, i<br />
Thai that jiffeots Europe,<br />
. and • erlcan<br />
toliticall:<br />
illy af!»<br />
wh 'h<br />
D this<br />
But a^ our kno.<br />
reap<br />
ponsrhil.<br />
BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, AUGUST 6, 1919<br />
£UT SEttSiSBiS DR. TOMAN RESIGNS PRESIDENCY<br />
and vou say well.<br />
1 hear a voice, a voice long stilled<br />
j .»>• death. Yet that voice has rung<br />
OF HOWARD PAYNE COLLEGE AND<br />
out throughout two thousand years.<br />
'Forgetting the things that are past.<br />
1 press on." And again. "I have<br />
! t a good fight. I have kept the<br />
faith. I have finished my course.<br />
Hence there is laid up for me a crown<br />
of righteousness.': Would it not be<br />
vvcll that you and I. each of us. emuate<br />
the life and experience of that<br />
Wonderful patriarch of old'?<br />
What made for his greatness as .an<br />
>\por.e..t of truth? Ho had vision, a<br />
lerful vision. He not only had<br />
ision. he had a clear conception of<br />
right. What else"? He possessed a<br />
leterminat «>n that knew no such<br />
failure. To live beneath lh<<br />
eve! of (Mir greatest possibilities, is<br />
shame of any one He lived or<br />
the level of his greatest possiinlit es<br />
Why not such a life lie crowned witli<br />
-<br />
Th«- business of the Apostle of ol<<br />
each Our business is to<br />
sell is. Heme. let us uhfettei<br />
inrselves that we may throw our<br />
3 whol'-hearedly into the game<br />
There is a star away out yonder<br />
Written on the fa e of that star i:<br />
success. IH> you see if'' 1!' you dp<br />
pn your streamer to thajl star an<br />
lose si^hi of it. 1-et us prov<<br />
ler things than w<<br />
have ever proven. I>«t us prove that<br />
th of su . • reached<br />
by truth, r ghteousness and justice t«<br />
all.<br />
The foundation of every suc<<br />
"•;! life is true character. %0 I uild.nnor<br />
more enduring thai,<br />
ts foundation.<br />
I think it is r cht to have a desir<br />
or great things. 1 think it is right<br />
0 have a desire lihj a great bus<br />
or a fortuae. 1 think i?<br />
o have a desire for a uood or even A<br />
reat name and to make an effort to President Tol'mar<br />
bat • !■: But that ..• houtd he A. M. and i'li 1><br />
;ctu • reater (<br />
*-r\ i e to God and to man.<br />
"My ambition is U - at hush ' r: ' n ''<br />
n Brownwood. 1 want it to<br />
J-.I t aso<br />
reater u its scope than any bus - Coif Howard<br />
i town But in it- gre . I •<br />
want it to be the gr»-at serving ceo- ;.? | two<br />
er of the community, I want its I At that time<br />
.• e to res h far and wide an 1 :<br />
»e known as a pis -mess i: - debt; V. t add<br />
egrity and ghteoushi » »<br />
'hi- riends. an ••• a cOmplisl<br />
1 only to the extent of the tr \ •<br />
■ i it< man. ' and :'- tttendiu<br />
force. |:ly<br />
"We are now on the brink of an.- -e!i. .<br />
n. The fal my t ho .<br />
ear is almo • fere hai ,,;,!• ] :.<br />
■ munity be wondertuil<br />
with ; • '> Sal ire h -<br />
I not rid over<br />
n to !•• ' r. !•'. M. M<<br />
eration $1 .MOM. Date August 1. lM9i<br />
xhlis " 11 ttt |tee tnefr readiness for work I<br />
July entertainmeat. tor the benefit of !: be felt. And I can qb'-.ienee n Baylor I niv.-rsit • for a I<br />
months the new president will be;<br />
busy organizing and assisting in the<br />
I seventy-five million dollar cam- ><br />
paign, Howard Payne College will |<br />
. ■ three hundred thousand dol-1<br />
t><br />
Are<br />
gb? Do re think thai singly say to you that one oL'Cr. Mm- re Ived the '<br />
imwod in enough? Do we 1 the chief reasons of its success is the from Southwestern Baptist Thepl ,,.,„„ fil!S r:n npaign.<br />
think that Brownwod a- the center unselfish, untireing. intelligent effort al Seminary at Port Worth and . ,<br />
of a community, sufficiently H that you have put into it.<br />
the year of !'■<br />
!'•'*• dulv : ..j at ton ees are goin^ up.<br />
POBTLAXD. Me.. Aug. «.—Canned<br />
Urn Poindexter, eieeuior. to B -l The ability of the husband<br />
is.-,i in making pies in a<br />
turner, i ^11 acres out 61 ,,.,- consideration of i In.<br />
rmented and<br />
D Ii Jones survey \o<br />
Rxina allowanees,<br />
(-j r . smh a "kick** that there was a run<br />
on tin- restaurant<br />
•' P ( ation iv".2:l. Date Pel ruary<br />
" Cttil Court Judge Landwehr. And 'he<br />
Leeper-Cnrd hum: ■ r - i to .l.t;n»- _ ability to pay now is greater with<br />
B [>eper, conveyi^^ N>ts N- '•. :: increased Incom<br />
and 1'i out of block 10 in the town m<br />
Bangs Consideration -,.-.. D.it.- if a woman w- th< i •<br />
Erery egg that leaves our store Is<br />
candled.—Loonev Mercantile Co.<br />
Julv 15; i:Hl«. ceil put of a ma<br />
Quality groceries at reasonable pri-<br />
James D. beeper tin South Texa oes Patte^win tv Rice. 47c<br />
&*$**<br />
w^ ^&*»<br />
Come to Our Demonstration<br />
We cordially invite all the Farmers and evryone interested in Tractors, to attend<br />
our Demonstration of the A very Tractor, which will be held at our Store<br />
Monday Afternoon, Aug. 11, at 3 o'Clock<br />
These Tractors have the improved and well-known Avery features, such as the<br />
Avery "Draft-Horse" Motor; "Direct-Drive" Transmission; Duplex Gasifiers,<br />
which turn Kerosene into gas and burn it all; Adjustable Crank Shaft Boxes;<br />
Two Bearing Practically Unbreakable Crank Shaft; Renewable Inner Cylinder<br />
Walls; Valves-in-Head; Universal Wheel Lugs; Round Radiator, etc.<br />
There's a Size Avery Tractor for Every Size Farm<br />
This 8-16 and 12-25 Avery are two of the six sizes of Avery Tractors, with all<br />
these special features. The other sizes are 14-28, 18-36, 25-50 and 40-80 H. P.<br />
The Avery Company also make a special 5-10 H. P. Avery Tractor, the wonder-<br />
ful Avery Motor Cultivator now built with six cylinders and a size Avery Thresh-<br />
er and Plow for every Avery Tractor.<br />
Don't fail to attend the Demonstration. You'll be glad you came even if you<br />
do not buy.<br />
Austin-Hall Hardware Company<br />
Brownwood,<br />
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PAGE SIX BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, AUGUST 6, 1919<br />
ENGLAND'S FOOD SITUATION SO<br />
SERIOUS THAT, BARRING ANY<br />
FEDERAL AID, VIOLENCE CERTAIN<br />
B) KARL w<br />
:<br />
i;h R'I r»'» i i hen t urned around an 1<br />
Pall Mali Ha Mte. ii i a" :..•!( i: to the car A p'olicc-mafi<br />
it .s upon rnmentaJ ;<br />
i • B I .1 rasa th --tl tlierti iut« r<br />
problem. I<br />
;!iar that<br />
known by initials only as * 11<br />
(]' ■ •.<br />
is pre- a E<br />
f .:•:>■ ri were u ider i<br />
TOO. to pet page-wide<br />
ffl.viu - train. ' i.<br />
I ey stplt n thei ear.<br />
paper headlii •<br />
ed as btsng a nuanlK<br />
British delegation. Oe^.tateP .:.•<br />
pressions gained by t!,e rtijssfor, wt .<br />
The magnitude of utn<br />
America.<br />
T'a«> important position 0 i Up.ied<br />
the newer uniyi pt (lv<br />
Wa-st.<br />
The day is ] a t whcii<br />
' ;att take th ad><br />
what hie |ir«--» hes >u \ hiir<br />
tahlished two traveling scholar<br />
tot !.,. oion student \ to Ai n lir.jr<br />
krersitiesr- otie for a<br />
and the other I<br />
• Tie' va)ue to the v. •: [m b*-r<br />
aiall<br />
»rv (.nods t«roceries<br />
all delivered on tha<br />
better service.—<br />
Mr. Business<br />
Man and<br />
Merchant!<br />
your ,ns of your<br />
ol ription.<br />
>repared o furnish you on short<br />
I.!.!' DtJR .\!)\TRi!SINT; D^ARTMENT HELP<br />
YOU PLv\N YOLR AI SING CAMPAIGN<br />
.(>! '<br />
When<br />
You Buy Milk<br />
Buythe M Verib<br />
0;:r Exjx rieri i .' : .:.• 2> rvi<br />
:<br />
i^*^<br />
VeuSeZl'' y^j<br />
• t * «<br />
Enough<br />
OoalLabei<br />
M*ffiOtEr
■<br />
1<br />
:<br />
BSsfS ws$ sM^p {gratl<br />
BROWN WOOD BULLETIN, AUGUST 6, 1919<br />
■<br />
PAGE SEVEF<br />
T<br />
fyJackson; ,<br />
(ire Gory<br />
COPYRIGHT<br />
Vm<br />
CHAPTER X.<br />
A Bold Game.<br />
•Ton will know, Josefa, if there Is<br />
Anything missing from the master V<br />
room?"<br />
"SI. senor. I know each little<br />
thing. There has heen no change for<br />
many years."<br />
The small, wrinkled, almost black<br />
face of the little old Indian woman<br />
looked up cm lowly into St.tnway's.<br />
"Then come. I., t i:s butty*<br />
He led the way. They went through<br />
the drawing room, where uae of the<br />
bouse servants was lighting tin<br />
dies, where Torre wi \wz back<br />
and forth, his r showing<br />
for tin me.<br />
Ten-su de la (luerra's scream had<br />
sounds through the house early that<br />
morning—at three o'clock- Tinday<br />
had d . and now it was<br />
growing dark.<br />
Still Torre and .Tun rer. were prisoners;<br />
still Dempton fretted an<br />
and sulked in the pr.-~t library.<br />
Torre looked up quickly, bis .<br />
eager, i ,nt. Stanway<br />
at him. giving no rtiou in the<br />
swift turning of - eyes. Torre<br />
frowned and Ml at h!s lip,<br />
looked to his leader with both question<br />
and criticism in his .<br />
- the rancher,<br />
♦hey ] on through the<br />
roomf The d-<br />
"Now. JoS< f;;."<br />
nway threw open the d<br />
the la Guerrn's<br />
Jei f whir.<br />
chief to j<br />
hers*-<br />
old.<br />
look, J u there<br />
fl th«- :<br />
had He looked at 1<br />
a moment I<br />
lng. nut sure u by } . «<br />
for<br />
•luao milled bor b roved<br />
about<br />
Bkn ly, r>ml<br />
her<br />
There Is i<br />
eald. speal "Everything—"<br />
She broke or<br />
are gr«'\vi; ; jhten-<br />
Ing. T<br />
to n far <<br />
shadow<br />
eaiidle<br />
■bore<br />
:" stie<br />
Ifcer-<br />
. «-r< -<br />
e thresh-<br />
in her v«»:<br />
for twenty<br />
twent;<br />
"What. Jo?<br />
iiurriro;<br />
to hi- ride.<br />
"The \:*\<br />
voice Kuddenly dr« e where<br />
It hum- i where<br />
It 1<br />
ish.*! T<br />
ha%>- taken it;'<br />
- ■ ■<br />
womanV 1 ■ I<br />
to the WJ<br />
enough but<br />
he k-y,<br />
haiii'lns fr«»:u a little v 1 left.<br />
*\\<br />
ly-<br />
"Tl lb- would nllov<br />
one to touch it. li<br />
alw. : .: in the<br />
morning, at n at t<br />
beou want Insurance<br />
in 002 ol ' and !>■ - ;<br />
. (un rer prg und< r 'i<br />
laws. 1 - d room ■<br />
WAVrFP To i tn o.l 150 acres<br />
1_' i P.rowiiwood. 100<br />
in (iiitivatio: _ inder irriga-<br />
For I :ti«uiars phone<br />
217. FOR RKNT--Fu-nished<br />
iuht hi<br />
WAX'li.D<br />
at we-ds on (arm,<br />
c h ')wmr will furnish tram<br />
- Will II.<br />
Ma me .!-}:.. 2<br />
WANTiih-To buj rjecoml-hand furn-<br />
ItuTe and Btoves, highest cash prices<br />
w r. Dov den h'urciture '"o.. i'liiH'<br />
i : —i4-»tr,<br />
\VA> to hay your fresh<br />
• BO} Bena Market. —1 ;<br />
WAN. .;;-:.. heat caah prices paid<br />
for second haefll furniture. Hom«<br />
,,,,,j F g >r •. 'Phfuie 4^1. —1 :-tfr<br />
i'writ-<br />
^ v t art<br />
I t'Pf-<br />
one Hotel Apply<br />
W Lee. Telehone R-7.",»> 2Htfc<br />
phone R-7:::»<br />
rooms for<br />
Ml P<br />
FOR iiKNT— Nice < iroom. I<br />
in. Call at 201 West Adams, or 'phone<br />
r,i , -mfc<br />
FOR iillXT—T.) couple only, foir or<br />
room apartment or two-tonn<br />
it, each furnished with sleeping<br />
porch. —Mr.;, ii €. Duncan,<br />
dtfc<br />
PJ:.\T Four tarnished rooms<br />
with hath. ;se keeping.<br />
Phone J Avenue.<br />
Browcwood. tfn<br />
MISCELLANEOUS<br />
\ VNTKl>- V'oung lady or man to<br />
• r. ■ • appij uh- . — ~<br />
earn* ' wran! to learn the bus- \VP PM'V<br />
: hand furniture N>«<br />
. permanently located, expect t.. I Hand Store. 203 w>at<br />
• • with if for a profeasioh and<br />
24*3 te.<br />
I :OW IS THE TIME TO IN-<br />
VEST IN REAL ESTATE.<br />
I )Q acres, 16 miles from<br />
iow:i. 4 miles of Elkins, ] 2<br />
in'iir Bayou front, H} acres in<br />
1 v.liivation. 40 more tillable.<br />
4 room house, good well. 10()<br />
acres in vailey; $30.00 per<br />
acre.<br />
2 ) acres. 10 miles south ol<br />
on IK vi»r \v.\.M;i>;ni,it\ i carr let us , ov,':i, 40 arics in cultivation.<br />
.-'iiiM'i j, - tin- piii». At:.tin. demonstrate the \Vo<br />
' !lM "' ORG half tiliaible. Usual im-<br />
:,M I ■». jral. >'_'"• '•"": Urubhs \'
H^HBH^Bn<br />
■i^sSs^sSs<br />
PAGE EIGHT Brownwood Bulletin AUGUST 6, 1919 V<br />
I<br />
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Our u August Clean-Sweep Sale" Will Convince the Most<br />
Skeptical that this is Money Saving Time for Them!<br />
A CLEAN SWEEP MUST BE MADE ON ALL SUMMER GOODS, AND BIG<br />
PRICE REDUCTIONS PREVAIL ON ALL LINES.<br />
If you would know the value of true economy we certainly would advise you to<br />
pay this event a visit now, or before it finally comes to a close. It has a saving<br />
story to unfold to you on every article on sale in every department. Some of<br />
these articles we list here; hundreds of others you will find in our store.<br />
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT<br />
50c 32 inch. Ginghams for 39c<br />
35c 27 inch. Ginghams for 29c<br />
25c 27 inch. Ginghams for -21c<br />
25c 24 inch. Percales for 18c<br />
DOMESTIC<br />
33c 36 inch. Domestic for 25c<br />
25c 36 inch. Domestic for 19c<br />
SHEETS<br />
81x90 $2.00 Pullaway Sheets for . .$1.69<br />
72x90 Samson Seamed Sheets for $1.25<br />
81x90 Rainbow Sheets for $1.25<br />
72x90 Wearwell Sheets at $1.79<br />
WHITE VOILES, FLAXONS, DIMI-<br />
TIES, FANCY WAISTINGS, ETC.<br />
$ 1.00 values for only 75c<br />
75c or 85c values for 55c<br />
65c or 69c values for 49c<br />
50c for 39c—35c for 29c<br />
29c for 23c—39c Dimity for 29c<br />
BABY CAPS at V A off regular.<br />
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR at ■ \ off.<br />
VOILE WAISTS at one-third off.<br />
WOMEN'S CORSETS. 10 per cent off.<br />
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR—' 4 off.<br />
COUNTERPANES at V 4 off.<br />
WHITE SHIRTINGS<br />
$1.25 values for 69c<br />
$ 1.00 values for 59c<br />
65c values for 35c<br />
FOR A COMPREHENSIVE IDEA as to<br />
the wide scope of this sale a visit here is<br />
necessarv.<br />
Courtesy<br />
and<br />
Service<br />
ij<br />
J<br />
PERSONAL ITEMS<br />
:rn»d trom Lit-<br />
X\f Ro'k. Ar > morn<br />
-<br />
attend ah- -i Blanl<br />
H 0 Conn<br />
mint<br />
Re> n W H Karp wili |<<br />
in the morn. .<br />
Kncampnier- tl da>><br />
iOBta Morgan left ?hK mirn-<br />
Inj to rfail ait in T .-<br />
Texas<br />
I)r W. ii. Gray and a*-<br />
tend« Kerrville Kneampment. returned<br />
hon • ^ning<br />
Miss Mattie Mae Mar- returned<br />
to her home in Zephyr a!<br />
MEN'S SUMMER SUITS % OFF<br />
MEN'S FELT HATS % OFF<br />
MEN'S STRAW HATS Vi OFF<br />
BOYS' SUMMER SUITS One-Third OFF<br />
BOYS' WASH SUITS Vi PRICE<br />
BOYS' HEAVIER SUITS '4 OFF<br />
MEN'S UNDERWEAR<br />
MEN'S SHIRTS all Reduced.<br />
Men's Ties at Sale Prices.<br />
BATHING SUITS<br />
THE STOPE FOB ALL r^THEPEOPLE,<br />
ing liiitn Misses Mildred VtcC-ulley and<br />
Maggie Mae \!P«-ra'or Hobson L. Heard of ('»!,.<br />
•end a areek with his rcla<br />
- Klizabeth Br< I Lamps<br />
i - in • •■ d ad to<br />
MEN'S OXFORDS<br />
Men's $10.00 Oxfords for $7.45<br />
Men's $9.00 Oxfords for $7.45<br />
Men's $8.50 Oxfords for $7.45<br />
Men's $7.50 Oxfords for $4.95<br />
English shapes and conservative toes and<br />
straight lasts.<br />
LINE MEN'S HIGH SHOES — $7.50<br />
Brown Calf English Walkers $6.95<br />
It's Good<br />
Old Saving<br />
Time<br />
ing her brother; Qlivei\ n Dallas,<br />
v\.ll returh tniortow<br />
W IJ \\'hitehead f»f San Anlotiin Is<br />
in Bromftwood for a it tend Ing<br />
''i tisiness tiiattera<br />
LITTLE ITEMS OF<br />
LOCAL INTEREST<br />
The First Presbyterian church will<br />
hold its regular Braver meeting Wednesday<br />
evening at 8:3t), The services<br />
will be conducted by the pastor.<br />
been able to find a boarding place, and<br />
that steeping and eating just anywhere<br />
is a bit unsatisfactory.<br />
Elmer Ford, who recently resigned<br />
>Irs. Z. % HUtntoii, Justice of Ifee'lM" P°^in with fn < ! Citizens National<br />
Peace in the Hlanket Precinct, was |*l*W*. nas accepted a similar position<br />
jtown yesterday attending to business|.i" '>»« of the banks at Kastland.<br />
matters<br />
! * Hoy McDonald, who has been connected<br />
with the Citizens National Bank,<br />
I<br />
has resigned that position and Is nov.<br />
associated with Petty Brother*.<br />
Mrs. II ft Ihirst, proprietor of the<br />
Marinello Comtort Shop, returned this<br />
Owen Kmerson arrived this morning- mornin „ fmm Chicago where tor ievv<br />
from Camp Travis, where he has just ^j wrly t'ounty -Commissioner f that i>re MS the guests of friends; These young<br />
cfriet; was in town yesterday, bringing people Were married only a feu days<br />
in a load of Irish potatoes, which he .,,,,, ;UM j are including Btownwood in<br />
sold to the local stores. their honeymoon ih-rinary.<br />
"Nullcr" Collins of Coletnan was in Reports from the bedside of ( it><br />
Mro.vnwood Tuesday visiting with Marshal John Champion, who i.- in fche<br />
friends Mr. Golins has only recently hospital at Temple, state that he is<br />
returned from Frame and Luxemburg, doling as well as could be expected uu<br />
where he was a member of the 21st (|rr the circumstances, and that as noon<br />
Field Artillery Hand.<br />
as his condition permits he will be re<br />
moved 10 bis home in Brownwood<br />
.1. S. Hlagg is nmlined to his room.<br />
Over Cilliam Hiothers. suffering horn a<br />
seVere attack of rheumatism He is<br />
planning to go to Ma-lin in the next<br />
few da>: . in the hope (>t etlecting a<br />
cure o h; malady<br />
IV. T. .hmis and son. O. !\, a«> In<br />
Brownwood today from their home<br />
near .Junction, to arrange tor accom-<br />
modations for the family while the<br />
ch Mien are in school here this fall.<br />
Til.- older children will enter Howard<br />
.John IJnrher and family left this Payne College, the younger children<br />
Bi0ri M J"or Christosal where they the public schools. .Mr .larvis l< a<br />
will attend the Baptist Kmumpment prosperous farmer and stockman of<br />
Mr I5J11 i ' e\pe«>e| Wilkinson has acin<br />
the banking business at Bryan, cepted a.position with the citizens Nal<br />
i i- ting his brother. .1. T tional Hank and assumed his duties<br />
\1 -in; i- ol tins place The four re- there Tuesday. He is an honor grailma<br />
mum wnii'er., of this family have Hate of Daniel [taker college, and on<br />
held their anual reunion at the first call for volunteers he entered<br />
I laho<br />
I'ncie Sam's service; as pyiv.ate* where<br />
by diligent fit ad; and attention to duly<br />
thief Mechanic Krnest Faulkner ar- he soon rose to the rank of Lieutenant<br />
t.\cd in the city 'hi- morning on a He sa* some very active service m<br />
thirty uav furlough with his patents. Prance and has only recently<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kaulknei lleihij honorable discharge<br />
h..v vei ten more months of service<br />
(h,;d Othiitt. • N»"'' r *><br />
n '» >ls aIHl Hiff ^<br />
T>l,r '<br />
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have been guests since Sunday oi<br />
The Drown Lou Tuokejr came in this purchased the fiill sto ( ;. oi goods i"f<br />
morn ifi g from I'.tie-'me i>> viaii her the Uooae) Mfer an tile company.<br />
aunt. M- r M. Moo- h T ,<br />
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ku^ from New ^>rk and St. L »us v,)w>are<br />
here fr< fThrtsi tig h( , j)1|n h;) . ,. ;| th( . ;<br />
ltJ&<br />
LOONEY MERCANTILE CO<br />
I'hones :MH>, .101, 309<br />
(To be continued)<br />
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IN LINE FOR RAIL-<br />
TO OIL FIELD<br />
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( 0>MIITTKK Ol I TO t A>V\SS<br />
SITI'ATION \M> REPORT.<br />
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