The Austin Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 173, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 25, 1916 Page: 2 of 18
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SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 1916.
THE AUSTIN STATESMAN
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NEGROES
ROSNER’S
Smart Looking - Well Tailored
FOUGHT
Cool Summer Suits
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BRAVELY
Where You Find Good Merchandise at Reasonable Prices
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Palm Beach Suite at 50c
Mohair Suite at.... 50c
Cool Cloth Suits at. 50c
Regular price 40c, now..
Regular price 75c, now..
Regular price $1.25, now
AUSTIN LAUNDRY &
DRV CLEANING CO.
29c
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SHOP fN THE
MORNING
WHILE
IT’S COOL
Why? You can bake, roast or boil just as you can with a
gas store. It is absolutely safe, economical and guaranteed to
give satisfaction. We have them in two, three, four or five-
burners, with or without shelves, at reasonable prices. Also
ovens to suit any taste or pocketbook. Call and let us ex-
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Mail Orders
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You will find in this sale a remarkable
array of values that will be irresist-
able —the merchandise is in keeping
with that always found at ROSNER’S
$1.75 Gowns, for......
$1.75 Princess Slips, for
$1.75 Teddy-Bears, for.
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Regular price $1.50,
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Regular price $2.50,
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If Hair’s Your Pride
Use Herpicide
Van Smith Drug ce, Speolal Agent
TROPICAL CLOTHING IN
Palm Beach
Aero Weave
- Mohairs
Silk
and Tropical Worsteds
Are all that can be desired by comfort-loving, well-dressed men.
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Men, you will find a wonderful variety of cool Palm
Beach, Kool Cloth cotton poplin, mobair and silk
pongee suits here to fit any size man—in all the
smartest models, including pineh back and the
long roll models.
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CORSET COVERS
Regular price 25c, now 19
Regular price 50c, now 23
Regular price 65c, now 39C
Regular price 75c, now 43
PETTICOATS
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"WHERE YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
Your Vote
Will Be Appreciated By
LEON HALDEN
Candiate County School
Superintendent.
$7.50 to $35.00
Light Head wear, Underwear, Hosiery, Shirts and Neckwear— just
right for this warm weather.
VASSAR UNION SUIT—ths best yet—see it
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In the Hittle street, in the long ngo,
la the little house by the mb.
We dreamed of the days that have had
no dawn.
Of th* years that shall never be.
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The House of Memories
There’s a uttle house in a uttie street
A little way from the sea.
Aad. O, when I’m weary of all the
world
I‘s there that I tain would bel
For the world Is full of sorrow and
care, 4
And the darkness ltes ‘befote;
And the little house is full of the
drcam*
That were ours, but are ours no more.
) BRASSIERES
/ Regular price 50c, now 42
Regular price 35c, now 21c
Children’s Drawers
Regular price 15c, now 9
Regular price 20c, now 11c
Children’s Gowns
Some Crepe
Regular price 35c, now 21
Regular price 65c, now 41
DRAWERS
Regular price 50c, now 37c
Regular price 65c, now 43c
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TEDDY BEARS
Regular price 65e, now 42
Regular price $1, now 69c
Regular price $1.25,
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You Make a Mistake
If you get blue envying people wno have gaa in their house
and you have not. We can give you everything they have in the
accompanied by
annoyaning syptomis is due to indi-
Palm Beach Suits, $6.00 to $8.50*^^^
Kool Kloth Suits, $7.50 to $10.00
Silk Pongee’ Suits, $15.00 to $25.00 "‘T
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Tropical Weather
Tropical Clothes
It is now a queetion of keeping cool and comfortable these hot
days—the temperature is going higher and your wearing apparel
must be suitable.
Distress in the Stgmach.
Distress tn the stomach after meals.
YOUR FACE - Cornwell’s Facine
Cream clears the skin, beautifies
the complexion. removes freckles,
lver moles. tnn, pimples and face
eruptions. Sold at 25 cents the
box at drug stores, or parcels post
at 20 centa Your money back If
not satisfactory.
M. C .CORNWELL,
Austin, Texas.
Thursday afternoon the second mass
mewling will be held when the dele-
gates will sum up the work of the con- _____ ___
vention. At this session officers will In tHis wizapp
be elected and the city for next year‛“ lin," printing his
which floats representing various pe-
riods of the country’s development will
be seen. One division will iliustrate
the history of advertising in America.
ear Benjamin Prank-
Un." pFining hia Pennsyl vania Gazette,
The Baldwin Locomotive Works will
crews. The destroyer Roe arrived
here today to await order A
But you were young, and I was young,
■ And we dreamed and had no caret
Aad dearer and better than life ha*
been -
Where the dreams that cam* to u*
there.
And so when I’m weary of all the
world.
Of its sordid hop** and,its pGin,
I think of th* little house that wm
ours.
And sigh to be there again.
rwere heaven enough if we found our
dreams.
And dreamed them again, maybe*
In the little house in the litele street
A little way from be sea.
E (By A. Bt. John Adcock.)
(Continued from page one)
probable that they were cut off from
the other Americans and forced to flee
to escape capture or certain death.
Plans were completed today for the
disposition of the National Guardsmen
of New York, Massachusetts and New
General Funston received Word from
General Leonard Wood that the troops
or thaae States wouldbe read* 10- mart
Cor theborder Wednesday. They will
go direct to the stations assigned.them
which have not been made public for
reasons of military expediency.
Aeroplanes Ordered.
General Funston was notified today
mat a lrge number of new aeroplanes
had been ordered by the War Depart-
ment from five Eastern manutacturers
for service on the border and that the
first of these machines would reach
th* border probably within a week.
A flying base and aviation
school will be established at Co*
lumbus, N. M., and another at Fort
Sam Houston and parmimon has
been given to employ civilian avi-
ators. There is now not a single
aeroplane ready for service. One
machine is being tuned up at Co-
lumbus but is not yet ready for
heavy duty. Th* arrival of th*
new machines will, it is believed,
make unnecessary th* long scout-
ing trips from Pershing’s base.
No additional instructions were
given Generat Pershing by Genera
Funston tonight and all points along
the border were reported quiet.
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have in line two locomotives, one "old
Ironsides.” built in 1832 by Mathits
Baldwin, and the other the latest type
turned out of the factory. The J. G.
Brill Car Works will show a miniature
plant tyrning out a tiny trolley car
every few minutes.
Tuesday night a military and navl
display wjlt be staged on Franklin
Field and on Thursday night a pageant
wil de held on the Schuylkill-River
with a procession of floats and a big
> Get Rid of Your Rheumatism.
Now la th* time to get rid of your
‘rheumatism. Chamberlains Lnilment
properly applied will help you very
much Remember that chronic and
muscular rheumatism require no inter-
nal treatment obtainable everywhere.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Jun* 24--Be-
tween 8000 and 10,000 delegates are
gathered here tonight for the opening
tomorrow of thonvention of the As-
sociated Avrtising Clubs of the
World at which purveyors of nearly
a billion dollars a year in advertising
will exchange ideas in business and
salesmanship.
The program for the convention has
been divided into thitty departments
whose sessions will continue for four
days. Various buildmngs of the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania have been re-
served for these departmental meet-
ings, and in addition there will be two
mass meetings for all the delegates
in the commercial museum. The first
of these, tomorrow afternoon, will be
addressed by Adolph S. Ocha, of the
New York Times. Cyrus H. K, Curtis,
of the Curtis Publishing Company,
Philadelphia; R_ Goodwin Rhett, pres-
ident of the National Chamber of Com-
merce, and N. C. Kmgsbury, vice presi-
dent of the Postal Telegraph Company.
GOWNS
Regular price 50c, now 37
Regular price 65c, now 43c
Regular price $1, now 73c
Regular price $1.50,
now . ................
Regular price $1.98,
KEY WEST. He, June 2< — The de-
stroyer Reid sailed from this port to-
day for Mexican waters.' The cruiser
Dixe and the destroyer Flusser also
received orders to proceed to the
Mexican coast but did not sail be-
cause it is said thev were short of
Club, members of which will act as
hosts for the visitors, will stage a se-
ries of pageants. The first will be
held Monday night in the form of a
monster parade on Broad Street in
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display of fireworks. Every day dur-
ing the conventkoh aeronauts will make
flights over the city in dirigible bal-
loons and band concerts will be held
twice a day on the, university campus.
The delegates will 'visit the Phila-
delphia Navy Yard on Tuesday after-
noon for the first public inspection of
the new dreadnaught Pennsylvania; te-
cently completed at Newport News
The advertising men will be the first
visitors to go a board the new man-o'-
war. OOn Friday, the' day after the
convention closes, the delegates will
go to 'Atlantic City as the guests of
the Poor Richard Club.
Many women accompanied the vis-
itors who arrived today and a program
of entertainment is provided for them.
There will be a reception at one of the
leading hotels on Monday followed by
a luncheon with the delegates at the
University of Pennsylvania, Tuesday
the women will visit the city’s big
stores and shops and the Philadelphia
Navy Yard. On Wednesday they will
be guests of the Curtis Publishing ;
Company at luncheon in the company's
plant and on Thursday they will visit
Valley Forge. Out-of-town clubs will
provide cabarets at the hotels each
night.
gist ion and easily renfedied by taking
Chamberlain's Tablets. Mrs. Henry
Padghun, Vletr, N. Y., writes, "For
some time I was troubled with head-
ache and distress in my stomach after
eating, also with constipation. About
six months ago I began taking Cham-
berlaln’s Tablets. They regulated ths
action of my', bowels and the head-
ahe and other annoyances ceased in
a short time." Obtainable everywhere
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convention will be chosen.
Elaborate 1 reparations have been
made fur the convention, which lead-
ing deb-gates Ay will rank as th* most
important gathering of its kind in the
history of the world. Since early last
fall an organised campaign of public-
ity has been carried on throughout the
country. More than a million dollars
have been spent in newspaper and
magazine advertising, billboards, pla-
cards and posters calling attention to
the sessions.
While this campaign of National
pubttetty wus gomng on. the Poor Rich-
ard Club kept the convention before
the Philadelphia public. Business men
of the city contributed $38,000 to the
conventton fund while the city appro-
priated $25,000 more for the entertain-
ment of the delegates.
Between sessions the Poor Richard
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Lochridge, Lloyd P. The Austin Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 173, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 25, 1916, newspaper, June 25, 1916; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1449279/m1/2/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .