The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 88, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 13, 1918 Page: 1 of 4
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•OR SALE.
BARBED WIRE
PAINT NOW
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per cent compounded quarterly
a hithit that will help yon all through Ilf*.
TEM’H THRIFT
HELI* AA IX THE WAR by providin'.: I'm le S un with fnud*.
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By buying Thrift Stamp plan 12 eent?
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$5 00 in 1923
Sum and Swrvv your Country.
Come in and we will explain the proposition to you.
at your Post office or any
Buy Thriti ami \\ ar Sai Ing Stanij
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Bank.
BAY CIIY BANK & TRUST CO.
First National Bank
GUARANTY FI ND BANK
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AA'® offer for sale:
War Savings Certificates, $4.12 for January, interest compounded
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Value of th* Certificate then will be
quarterly, due in five years.
($5.00) Elve Dollars.
Thrift Stamps each ($251 Twenty five Cents.
Assist your Government In financing the war, which protects you
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in Life, Liberty and Pursuits of Happiness.
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FIRST STATE BANK
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GI'ARAXTY FI X'D BANK
Dodge Brothers MotorCars
Our I.urge Fire-Proof A unit Free to the I'se of our Customers
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every
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These can be seen
Jas. W. Rugeley Co
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To Our Esteemed Patrons and the
Public
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Our endeavors have always been to carry only goods of high
Co.
And remember that you will not have
to pay here what you would in the larger cities.
Our capable and experienced sales people are
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at your service.
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standard and quality, and this season we feel sure that you will agree with us that we are fully
maintaining our reputation, both in quality and styles.
We now take pleasure, yes pride, in stating that our stock of new goods is now complete
and open for your inspection.
korda C«uat/, ®n
Ipricai, to pay for
7 How long ona
bargalua 7 w»»ry
ar® advanohig.
They will teach your child to earn and save—and thesv two
habits when once formed usually follow the child
through life.
YOU WILL FIND IT BOTH PLEASANT. PROFITABLE
AND PATRIOTIC.
FARM TEAMS A XI)
IMPLEMENTS FOR SALE.
York plans for four hundred
- mid four hundred
l»ls< I SS MEAT RATIONS
Bl T XO PLAN AS YET.
own about the greatness of
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•‘THERE IS NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR OUR FRIENDS’*
leaders Hfsene
They will teach your child (<»
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enuiieils, or
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preserves
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tion
It enhances values
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lor by Hoy Scouts oof A merha.
to attend all the services.
Corner Avenue (' and Fifth Street.
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Subscribe
Ic Lines are
llivir abuts,
lieir ohliga-
liient and to
lice to both
Iperutiou of
liea.nig lbs
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Irmly by co-
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to send wur
Hue lu Bel-
face and m
Bay CMy
We are tie
County. t_
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES.
Christian Science services
Sunday morning at 11 o’clock.
Sunday School every Sunday morn-
ing at 9:45 o’clock.
Testimonial meeting every
nesday evening at 8 o’clock.
Bermuda I
a little
said of
RS
in juvenile j
are
lieserve I
A man
formed
made a ,
Noirccc)', you nun;! do your duly first by encouraging your
chihl to become a purchaser of Thrift Stamps.
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tret See eith-
er Miss Clara
muse.
e Moses deserves no credit for it at
nil, <»f course: he was much too
at the time to have opininns
Keep posted,
Daily Tribune.
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The Daily Tribune
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organizatiim Ibal nil
Why is tills.’ Be-
in rv-
of tile country, in
reporte I
six linn
'i'oledo. (wo hundred
Flint, .Mich., two hundred
organizing to secure one I
I hoiisand men. | l"'!l 11 _
Xcw York ]>lans for four hundred 1 w<l,'!'
new meeting pla
Seoul mast ers.
Seattle and Louisville are
Hie first to report theic plans
pleled lor the big eani|>aigll.
There are ?!•.'>,71G Boy Scouts of
\merica. More than a million men
and hoys have had scout trainin:.
How many of these arc in your com-
munity? Are there any among this
wonderful Boy Scout organization at
some point of contact?
There are 7s,s;:’, men
who are
will soon he ready to distribute them
throughout the I’nited States. Their,
cabbage plants will soon be ready for
shipping and the concern expects to
send out miliions of them.
• inion plants will be ready
| later on and the same can be
; tomatoes and other later plaid *
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imx'l Slop advertising.
wish
son’s
■ tnetnbtU’H of his
I incisively what
are
I in the senate when It comes to |
liilhir,
way a
i 'on pelvt
Auto und Sab s I’oiniwny,
in America ; Keep
interested in Hie Scout pro- Dally Tribune.
t ti rers,
'I'lie main drive will lie duriii" the J
eglith Vnniv vrsary Week, I’ehruiiir
X to 12.
Already Philadelphia lias
In a preliminary campaign
died recruits, 'i'oledo. two
and sixty,
Buffalo is
route/
of his
Africa.
Xilo that, cradled him. anil if he had
not been instructed tn all the arts of
Fgypt at. Pharaoh's court, who can
i-e sure that ho would have become
the great law-giver? For In tliosa
days Africa was the seat of classical
and pi act leaf education. A littla
later Homer wont to Egypt a« our
own boys might go to Oxford." Tha
Mission Study Class using Miss Mac-
Kenzte's book, “An African Trail,"
will meet on Thursday afternoon at
Wesley Chapel. Come and enjoy |L
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I III A U ERE AFRICAN RI’SHEH.
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use that “Slacker”
/>• (/lu .Vo//’- l>o \ul i)t lay- Buy a rat’d and stamp for your
child, explain its aims and purposes, and enlist the en-
ergies of even the youngest in our fight for LIBERTY
How can
When someone stops .'Uivertlsing,
Someone stops buying.
When someone stops buying,
Someone. Htops soiling.
When someone stops selling.
Someone stops making.
When someone stops making.
Someone stops earning.
When everyone stops earning.
Everybody stops buying.
Keep going —AI)VERTISE.
—Printers'
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Read The Tribune advertisements
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Civic Pride means better home life
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Inclement weather caused the Iler
nard school to postpone the box sup
per until next Saturday, February Hi.
Everybody cordially Invited,
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posted. Subscribe
('onurcssinaii Huusileld
This Result.
fhtough earning inlet* st at tlio fut« of 4
Tlie Tribune h.i ■ received tin' fol-
lowing 1 tier lr<»m Comm .man !
.Mansfield and wi> ate pleased to note j
its intore.ting contents,
•Washington, It l'. Eeby
i Mr I'aiey Smith.
Bay l it.'. 'I’exas
Dear .Mr
| I note
comment
1 on my
ram. giving their time
,is scout misters, troop
men. members of s< out
as lerttireiH and examiners
j an army of grown men directly
* I’.aved In Scouting, The number
I people interi'sted in this organization
, far more. z
Is there any
spC ik Ho W ell Of.’
e in this war emer'cm v
town and city
where your paper Is puli
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I have a number of mules and farm
implements consisting of disc plows.
Wed-j turning plows, cultivators, harrows,
j wagons, etc., etc., which I am offer-
The public is very cordially invited I ing at a bargain.
| and examined on the El Scott farm
Apply to W H. Mangum, Bay City,
! Texas. I. A Weaver.
the I
i By Lorne \\. Barclay , Director Edu-
cational Department. Boy Scouts
of America )
To meet the increase
| crime tlie Boy Scouts of America
ha’i (>r lanizing a Seoul leader
j i 'orps of I mt,UUO men.
i Massachuselts has an increase of
per (ent in crime among tlie boy s|
within tlte last twelve months. I >< -
itroit reports an increase of nearly 'li
per cent in juvenile crime
i leadership now as never before.
The Scout leaders Reserve t'orpsl
otfrs opportunities for men of high:
ideals to lead Ameruan boyhood In
service, as commissioners,
as remit masters, assistant scout ma’
ter , members of troop committees,
examiner or lee
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the place
llshed ami in all the places Io which
it reai lies the work of tin* Scouts
has proved (hat organized boyhood is
one of tlie greatest factors in our na-
tional life.
This has been recognized l»y almost
| every great man in Hie country. 1 |
you would read I’reshlent AA'll-
endorsement and those of llm '
., .oil ......... "■’* I'l'hlnot. They tell
< ••rp* t ailed .... , ,
. ' . i incisively wlmt the Bov Scouts of
i 1 (diit'it'u
America are doite: They toll why .
i we have found it necessary in carry- I
ing out the war work of this largest '
or ani/.iHon in tlie world of volun-
teer workers to call for more men
and more money.
Few organizations have
so much In their work by
their man leaders go to the
The organization is gald to
i them for this purpose. But
| men must fill these places men who
would be at Hie front if their ago or
mdition permitted—men who are
it tlie front in spit It. I’resldent Wil-
on points out that it is the patriotic
i duty of those who may not go, to
I b .ol forward this wonderful work for
the 'inernment at home.
A tnembei of tlie ”A'igllantes," Mr
Hermann Hagedorn, Ims said Hint |
"tile voulli of Ameiiea is the hope
of the nation." The Roy Scouts of :
America are putting some rudimen-|
(ary sense back Into the coming gen-
eralion All modern education Is
based on the noliqn that actual Con-
tact with the hard facts of life lias
been neglected and is both interest Ing
| and useful.
|)oe it not bring cheer in your j
to hear the results of this
Do you not, at tlie call of |
Hio president, care to hoi pe.arrv for
ward tliis campaign which AA'aslitng I
ton rc'.mrds iih so important fudgiu1
by Its wonderful war w'ork so far?
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BOX HI ITER I’OSri'OXI It.
Houston, 'i’exas, February 12.—Th®
I nited States food administrating
made the following announcement
tliis evening with teference to a re-
port from Xow York that 'a meat ra-
tioning regulation for public eating
places would be Issued soon
The idea of instituting a meat ra-
tioning system in hotels and publtu
eating places has been discussed, but
no conclusion has been reached in thw
matter. It came up at a recent, meet-
ing of representative proprietors ot
public eating places with the food ad-
ministration, but no decision lias yet
linen made.
Smith:
with interest your editorial
in your issue of February
.nt H u c w it li I * ., rcii. . i • rf
the woman suffrage amendment, ami'
sincerely glad to see you voice Hie
[ same views upon that subjei’t. 1 also ;
desire to thank y ou for your com-1
nient upon nty press letter, and I have I
taken the liberty of mailing you cop 1
ies of my two speeches upon tlii-
: subject, wllieh, I believe, you will lit* I I
to contain something of interest. I l
am now receiving a good many call * j
for copies of these speeches to go to I
other States, one man getting 225,
' copies on yesterday for that purpose J
from the press gallery in
yesterday that he
* arefttl suri cy of t he
senate upon this question, and lie was
1 satisfied the amendment would ho de
feat
a vote.
With best wishes for you and The
Tribune, I am, yours sincerely.
.1. J. .Mam-field.
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AA II I. SIRtX BE SIIIITIXG |‘|. AX I S. ideal: to
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Tlie Southwest ITtnt ('o . with head
' quarters at Xashville, Ark., having 20 j
! acres seeded here for garden plants, special instructors.
Th<' Ford I'oupelet is llm answer to a demand for
an enclosed Ford wliicli Is always ready for all
kind of weather summer and winter, a Ford with
more luxury in upholstery and oilier appointments
than is found in tlie riinaboitt. The ('oupelot. has
tlie regular Fold chassis with a do luxe body ; per-
manent lop, sliding plate gin s windows, with re-
movable pillar, largo doors. A hjindsomc ear in
every wav and Ford •■comnny in price mid oper-
ation i'oupelet $">55 I o h. Detroit.. Buy City
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 88, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 13, 1918, newspaper, February 13, 1918; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1292741/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.