The Austin Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 143, Ed. 1 Friday, November 7, 1924 Page: 4 of 16
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Friday: November 7,1924
THE AUSTIN STATESMAN
KNIGHTS TO HONOR
Saturday Specials
DEPARTED MEMBERS
MEMORIAL SUNDAY
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KWILL KLUB PROGRAM.
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for Men and Young Men
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Band Instruments
have arrived
and are ready
for selection!
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not
by
10c
25c
19c
14c
22c
16c
CHAIN
DEPARTMENT
1 STORE
ORGANIZATION
COFFEE SHOP
Popular Prices
Open Day and Night
The New, Stylish
Ulsterettes
It is this spirit which has
made possible the building of
the magnificent Memorial
Stadium. where we shall, to-
morrow, witness the contest
between the select athletes of
two of the greatest institu-
tions of the Southwest Con-
ference—Baylor Vs. Texas.
Remember you can
get the Best Band
Instruments here.
Roast
Steak .
Stew .
Roast .
Chops .
PURE PORK SAUSAGE
MIXED PORK SAUSAGE
SHEARER
Left Half
With a Texas
VICTORY
Spanish Dining Room
6 to 9:30 p. m.
Table d’Hote Dinner $1.50
The Band Will Play
“The Eyes of Texas”
Nothing so thrills
the crowd as band
music.
25c
30c
RELIABLE
QUALITY
GOODS
Mrs. P. M. Neft and Miss Hallie
Maud Neff are returning tonight from
Waco where they spent the week. •
A 1.00 Piece of Pure
Aluminum Ware FREE
Others,
$29.75 and $34.75
25c
30c
Favored English Model
In Young Men’s Fall Suits
Flipper
shower t
minor a
neighbor!
two For
The fii
25c
15c
HENS, DRESSED ....
FRYERS, DRESSED ..
pound.........
Best Ilio Coffee—
pound .
Mrs. H. O. King, chapeioi for Alpha
Delta Pi, will go to Houston to spend
the week-end.
See encyclopedia coupon published
elsewhere-in this paper for details of
how to obtain this valuable work at
a merely nominal expense.
*24-75
RAILROAD DINING CARS
FEATURE APPLE MENUS
WOMEN WILL FIND
ADAIR’S ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF ESPECIAL VALUE
|| Suits Students Prefer
—a Smart Belted Model
$1975
5c
14c
... 9c
The Stephen F. A ustin
A Baker Hotel
12%c— 20c
..15c—20c
........8c
Some have belt all
. around, some with three- ,
piece belt which can be
worn full belted or belted ,
back, others full belted or
plain.
As illustrated—notch col-
lar-patch pockets with box
plait and flap—yoke back
with box and knife plaits—
three-quarter loose belt —
serges, cassimeres and unfin-
ished worsteds—stylish pat-
terns and colors.
Mra. A. D. Nail returns toright from
Beaumont where she has been voting
since Sunday.
......22c
:. 20c
5c
......24c
Beat Peaberry Coffee— nr
pound ................ eC
Saturday with a 10.00 purchase of groceries or housefurnishings.
A 1.00 piece of Aluminum ware for 50c with a 590 ‘purchase of
groceries or housefurnishings.
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! New Crop Seedless .
Iaisins, pound ......
Fresh Prunes—4
three pounds . .......
Extra large Prunes—
pound ... .......... .
Evaporated Peaches—
pound ................
Evaporated Apricots—
pound.......... .
Evaporated Apples—
0k e .
5
Wgis"u. — -
Extra fine Yams—
pound . ....... .
Best Compound Lard
pound . .............
Navy Beans—
pound...............
GOCIETY
• and Clubs
MOLLY CONNOR COOK
Office Phone 7245. Home
Phone 4547.
(Please call office up to 1 p. m.
and home phone after I.)
time to read these clear, concise, com-
plete articles, ,so that she can hold
her own in adiscussion with her hus-
band or her friends.
The Austin Kwill Klub will
Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Florian B. King in
Enfield. Members will respond to roll
call with verses for Thanksgiving
greeting cards. Mrs. Florian King will
give a five minute talk on Texas poets
and there will bera short story by Mrs.
Paul Goldmann and a special article by
Granulated Sugar
20 POUNDS.....1.00
—with a 10.00 purchase of other groceries or house-
furnishings.
GET YOUR COSTUME
For the American Legion
Armistice dance at—
501 EAST EIGHTH ST.
Vegetable Department
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FANCY FRUITS and
FRESH VEGETABLES
OF ALL KINDS
FRESH OYSTERS DAILY
. Drop in or Phone 6075
J. T. PATTERSON
Misses Helen Voss and Blnche
Bacon will go to San Antonio tomor-
row to remain over the week-end.
Bacon pound ....
Model as illustrated,
also other single and
double breasted' styles.
PORK
Roast . ..........20c—25c
Steak . A.........20c—30c
Pork Chops.......25c—30c
MUTTON -
Warren’s Grocery
LAVACA AT FIFTEENTH
* Granulated Sugar
15 POUNDS.. . 1.00
SATURDAY
—with a‘5.00 purchase of other groceries or house-
furnishings. ,
BEEF
Roast .......10c—15c
Steak............15c—20c
Stew ........8c—2 lbs. 15c ,
VEAL
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs. . ............85c
Fine Irish Potatoes, 10 lbs. ......... 20c
COMPARE THESE PRICES
Some fancy plaid back, tome plain.
In thadet of tach colors at brown,
tan, grey, etc.
If the buying power of a single store can save yon
money, how much more money can we save you with
the buying power of our 571 Stores I Better clothes for
the least possible money is yur advantage in buying
from us. '
Carefully tailored in handsome
shades of stylish all wool casjimeres.
Patterns are neat and attractive. The
broad notch lapel, blunt vest and semi-
straight back (without vent) of this
English model give it an individuality
which is greatly appreciated by good
dressers.
JUNIOR HIGH P, T. A.
The P. T. A. of Junior High School
held an enthusiastic meeting in the
school auditorium Wednesday after-
noon, with approximately one hun-
dred mothers and teachers present’
Mrs. J. M. Ramsey presided and the
count of mothers by roll sections gave
the greatest number of Mrs. Odom’s
section and the members of that sec-
tion will be given a treat of polar
bars.
Miss Fannie Crockett, of the history
department, was appointed historian
for the school and the history up to
the present time will be compiled and
will be read at an early meeting. Mrs.
J. W. Caller was named corresponding
secretary.
The following delegates were named
to attend the state meeting of P. T.
A.‛s at Wichita I alls, Nov. 19 to 22:
Mesdams Max Biegler. Felix Krueger,
George Mendell Jr. and J. W. Quinlan.
Mrs. Felix Kruger. Mrs. W. E. Odom
and Miss Kate Gannaway were ap-
pointed to select a picture to be pur-
chased by the P. T. A. for the school
auditorium.
Mrs. Max Bickler was appointed
delegate to the Council of Presidents
which meets on the last Friday of each
month in the office of Superintendent
MeCllum.
Miss Kate Ganna way. of the English
department, and Miss Johnston, of the
history department, . gave interesting
talks along the line of their work and
Mrs. W. E. Odom and others of the
faculty will give talks of a helpful
nature in the next meeting.
This being “Good English Week’ at-
tractive posters made by the pupils of
Junior High were displayed and won
favorable comment. William Dozier
of the 8-A grade, delivered an oration
on “The Urgent Need of Better Eng-
lish,’’ and Miss Gregg’s £ampflre Girls,
the Tawaklit, in costume, put on a
humorous skit entitled “The Downfall
of Poor Speech," which was heartily
enjoyed.
Mrs. Ramsey brought the business
session to a close promptly at -4:30
o’clock and all were invited into the
domestic science department, where
coffee. tea, sandwiches and cake were
served, and the mothers were given an
opportunity to meet the faculty mem-
of the undaunted spirit and
the c l e a n sportsmanship
which has always distin-
guished the athletics of
T exas.
Miss Mary Downfe.
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ORCHESUS PLANS BENEFIT.
orchesus, the Uniteraity organisa-
tion of esthetic dancers, will give a
benefit danco Monday evening, the
proceeds to bo used toward buying
rurniture for the dancing studio. Stevo
Gardner win furnish music for the af-
fair and tickets may be obtained from
any one of the members of the society.
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RUMMAGE SALE.
The Woman’s Missionary Society of
the Hyde Park Methodist Church, and
the ladles Aid of the First Congrega-
tional Church, are holding rummage
sales at different places on East Sixth
Street tomorrow, for the benefit of
their respective churches.
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DINNER PARTY GUESTS.
Mr. and Mrs. Joo Eckhardt and
Colonel and Mrs. F. R. York were
among the guests at a dinner party
given Wednesday evening by Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Stolling at their new home
near Round Rock.
•
ERROR IN DATE.
The American Association of Uni-
versity Women will hold the meeting
announced for this afternoon next Fri-
day afternoon instead, arid the meet-
ing will take place at the Scottish' Rite
Dormitory, as announced.
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CHURCH DINNER TOMORROW.
The Ladles Aid of the First Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church will serve a
turkey dinner tomorrow from 12 to 2
o’clock in the basement of the church
at Seventh and Lavaca Streets.
♦ ♦ ♦
BARGAIN CAKE SALE.
The Cumberland Circle will hold a
bargain cake sale Saturday at the E.
M. Scarbrough & Sons store. Chick-
en salad, sandwiches and potato salad
will also be sold.
♦ ♦ ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Fitzgerald who
have been guests of Mrs. Fitzgerld's
p H ents, Mr. and Mrs Hai ryL Hayne i
have returned to their homo on Anan-
dale Ranch, near Uvalde, but are
planning to return for the Thanks-
giving game.
Every Womaiyft.
Can nou) hact Mora (58
Beautiful and Lovely 0. 14,
LIQUID NAIL POLSH
Qulekly gives your nails a briniant last- .
insppink tint—lustro. la waterpruf.
/ A Assures you of a perect .
L-I manicure. ' Ita oil base er-
Pin reels brittle nails and prg
A) (1 motes their healthy growth.
I H Marrow's Lquld Nah Pob
Ot \ ish is used by Leading ma-
UI ll nicurats verywhere. To
1/1 \ be had at all gbod drag
BL A\ and Cepartment a ter os and
A/A\\ beauty parlors.
(I \N Got it from your dealer to
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Apple cobbler, apple dumplings, ap-
ple pie, apple cake, apple strudel.apple
sauce and other apple dainties good
to eat.
This is not an announcement of an
apple sale, but the fact that the South?
ern Racifio dining car service is co-
operating in the observance of Na-
tional Apple Week by serving delicious
apple dishes and pastries on the dining
cars this week, according to W. R.
Smith, division freight and passenger
agent.
Apples in every conceivable form
are being featured on Southern Pacific
dining cars during National Apple
Week, which opened Oct. 31, Mr. Smith
stated. ’More, than 60,000 copies of
special apple menus have been printed
and are being distributed on all the
company’s dining cars operating be-
tween Portland, Ore., and New Orleans,
La.
Incorporated
115 East Sixth Street
The Driskill Is Opposite
.......... ii ............................... —_
Parlor Market
1000 Congress
YES_WE ARE OPEN,
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS
Meredith Posey to Deliver
"Eulogy in “Council of Sor-
rows” at K. of C. Hall.
FURS
Remodeled, Cleaned, Relined
and Repaired
JOE KASPER
620 Colorado St, Elks Bldg.
New F urs and
Everything in Furriers' Sundries
Macaroni and Vermicelli if '
2 packages.............IDC
Best Picnic Hams,
pound . . ...... .
25c K. C. Baking
Powder . .
White Onions,
per pound .......
Nice Lean Smoked
Women are today quite as interested
In past and current events, and in
politics, history, science, literature
and biography, as men; some would
say more so. Women’s minds are
alert for information and knowledge.
In "Adair’s New Encyclopedia” is
abundant material for papers, for
clubs and for similar purposes. With
this new, comprehensive work in the
house, no woman need: lack for in-
formation on any subject, ancient or
modern, upon which she wishes to
inform herself. Hero in small com-
pass are the records of the achieve-
ments of the human race from the
dawn of history to the present time.
Even the busiest housewife can find
Fresh Table Butter— A,
pound................ k•C
Fresh Eggs-- AQ.
Sliced Breakfast Bacon— 97
Best No. 1 Tomatoes—- sg
Pint Jars Pure QA
Honey............... DUC
Best Cream Cheese—- “)‛7
pound ................LlC
ONE IN TEN.
Neglecting a little wound, cut or
abrasion of the flesh may in nine cases
out of ton cause no great suffering or
inconvenience, but it is the one case
in ten that causes blood poisoning,
lockjaw or a chronic festering sore.
The cheapest-, safest and best course
is to disinfect the wound with liquid
Borozone and apply the Borozoe
Powder to complete the healing pro-
cosR. Price liquid) 30c. 6Oc and 1.20,
Powder 30c and 60c. Hold by Brown
A Odiorne. Adv.
PAY CASH and SAVE Money. Phone 6075 No Delivery
FRANK RILEY, Manager.
The memory of twenty-two departed
members of the order will be-honored
by Capital City Council No: 101T,
Knights of Columbts, next Sunday
afternoon a 3 o'clock when the mem-
bership will assemble in a “Council
of Sorrows.” The beautiful ritual of
the, order will be carried out in its
greatest detil.
Meredith Posey will deliver the
eulogy to the departed members on
this occasion and District Deputy J.
Austen Hunter will deliver an address
on “Our Order and Its Dead.” Joseph
B. DuBray of St. Edward's College will
have charge of the memorial music.
Members of the council are urgently
requested by Grand Knight W. Farren
McNamara to assemble at the K. of
C. Hall promptly at 2:45 in order that
the memorial service can be started
on time.
Following are the departed members
of the order whose memories will be
honored Sunday:
M. Sullivan, John Sheehan, William
R. Hamby, John H. Miles, Rev. John
O’Keefe. A. Tannous,. H. D. Thetreau,
Judge B. D. Tarleton,'Rev. William
J. Marr, Joseph F. Emmert, S. V.
Dooley, E. J. Druebert, Joseph F. Mur-
ray, W. T G. Sneed, Charles A. Shurr,
John T. Leonard, A. C. Heichelheim,
Eugene A. Giraud, Roy H. Estes, Felix
Elder, A. W. Deeg and James Byrne.
Bakery Department
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Iarge Loat Rrend ...........7c
Dellcious Rolls, doz. ...... 100
CInnamon Holls, doz. ...... 100
Butter Coffee Kings .........
3 for................250
Layer Cakes, assorted, each 450
Alltel Food .....S5e. 406, 500
Plenty of Everything—Good
and Fresh.
BOND baking co.
Gel the Best for Less. Wo De-
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Other#, $
$14.75 and Up
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