The Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 302, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 1, 1916 Page: 5 of 8
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Mrs. C. B. Anderson, wife of C.
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CURE.
Judge Resigns
•nds colds
his campaign for re-
return here
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OH. JOY! SHE THOUOHT.
WATCH PARTIES
SEE LIQUOR GO
COMPENSATION.
DUE CAUTION.
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Water
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me an;
as sick
Wadding I
Everythin
few moments
Ja
awn its everyone who tr>a thia.
What Doos the World Owe a Mother?
Bertram T. Wheatley
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"Mother’e
day afternoon at 4:30.
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Get it at
Phon. 670.
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Wallace Tobin baa returned from a
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this is in the fact that
the sale of Munsing-
HEALED BYCUTICURA
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printed in
the coun-
2 a sertes
of which,
thousand
Mrs. Pallia Muenster la the house
guest of Mra. W. P. Walker at her home
in West Craig Place in Ban Antonio.
RINGWORMS ON
FACES AND HEADS
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Mr. and Mrs. Allison Mayfield and
MIss Mary Mayfield will leave tomor-
row for a motor trip to friends and
relatives in Sherman.
business and pleasure trip to Houston
and Galveston.
uit blowing
throbbing
world gives
•ape’s Cold
ly 25 cents
:ta without
I causes no
substitute.
However, few men are as black as
they are painted, and few are 0a white
as they are whitewashed.
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Mrs. C. E. Rowe returned yesterday
from an all-summer stay in Colorado.
The opening of the Country Club,
since its remodeling, will take place on
Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman of Pal-
••tine are with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Reasonover for the winter.
Mrs. Mark Goodwin of Washington
arrived yesterday for a vIsit wfth her
pn rents. Major and Mrs. J. 8. Craw-
ford.
ad thelr turn
Attacks, acid
nd sleepless
oranke about
A quarter
Will Ask Bids On
New Land Office
Mild drink
ening
t
Virginia Is Added to
Column of Dry
States.
height. ________ t
Australian Wheat
to Be Shipped Here
"You miss the charm of the human
voice in the moving picture."
"Yes; and at the same time you are
spared a lot of bad grammar and de-
pressfng dialect.”—Washington Star.
A REMARKABLE
STATEMENT
Will Hear Complaint
On Demurrage Rule
Munsingwear offers you an unusually
high quality at an unusually low price.
WRAPPE Q
IN
Concert Organist, Composer
and
Vocal Teacher
7
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Mra Fanny G. C. Iglehart o: Ban An- '
tonio will be among the out-of-town
guests at the reception given tomorrow
-v~ning by Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Igle-
hart.
No matter what your build, or how hard you are to fit,
there’s a correct Munsingwear garment for you in any desired
style, fabric or weight
Most Approved Method of
Breath Control and Tone
Production.
Don’t forget
WRIGLEYS
after every meal
STOP DANDRUFF!
HAIR GETS THICK,
WAVY. BEAUTIFUL
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mhhnd
eleetion as county judge ol Mtatagorda
County
When tbe Texas militia was ordered
to the border Captain Iewis resigned
I his judgeship to lead his company, but
I was renominated in the July primary.
AND IT WAS RENDERED TO THE
WOMAN, TOO.
3 all over
rly 30,000
ice of his
arters at
Ele always
of a new
is preach-
Austin, Texas.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED.
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All that love can girt—for cheet.
All that nelenee can aive-for re-
Met. I
Writa the Writer Spearmen pee
book af jimglas and pietures, hi color.
WM. WRIGUY/R. Co., Diet 107. CHICAGO
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The Bradfield Regulator
Daily Recipe.
EREAMED DRIED BEEF WITH RICK
Quarter pound dried beef, one cup
white sauce, half cup rice. Boil rice
until tender, drain, mold and place in
center of platter. Place around it the
dried beef, freshened, and added
Mrs. Mai Bickler and little daughter.
Ethel have gone for several weeks* visit
with relatives in Loouislana and Ht.
Louis, Mo. ______ \
Miss Nina Hooper has returned from
a pleasant visit with her cousin, Mrs.
Richard Saunders. in Dallas.
Notice has been issued by the Rail-
road Commission that it will take up
and consider on Tuesday. November
14. an application filed by a number of
the Texas lines for an amendment to
the existing demurrage rules. It is
proposed by the commission to cancel
that part of the existing rules which
provides that after the expiration of
free time allowed, a charge of 11 per
car per day, or fraction of a day, •ha’I
be made, and substitute after the ex-
plrattun of free time allowed, a charge
of 11 per day for the first day, $3 for
the second, 34 for the third, $5 for the
fourth and 36 fur all days thereafter,
this also applying t^ fractions of days.
Buys Equipment
for A. & M. College
If any compleatien exista ll
ays to write the Lydia K. Pink-
----------- Lynn,Masn
e, but is suf-
i anyone. Ks
id fresheping
As soon ns your club meeting is over
phone In the proceedings to the so-
ciety editor. This will lighten the nec"
essary heavy work of Saturday and in-
sure your club’s work getting to the
members who could not attend The
club column is for you and your inter-
ests and it is ofte nt he fault of the 880-
retaries and press reporters when club
news is omitted.
"WeN
iv food. One
Miss Katie Daffan has gone to Fort
Worth to attend the Staee Confer-
ence of the Daughters of the American
Revolution as a delegate from the
Thankful Hubbard Chapter of Austin.
State Purchasing Agent George
Leavy has just contracted for the pur-
chase of a boiler and smoke stack, and
a fuel oil storage tank for the Agri-
cuitural and Mechanical College. The
cost for this additional equipment for
this institution is approximately $13,-
000. Mr. Leavy said that the college
has been sadly in need of a new boiler
and smoke stack for the past several
years. _______
SHAWNEE UNES TIED UP.
Mrs. John Kay lias returned from
an extended trip through North Texas
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six! assuring the mother and child per- "n_
"ssujaphaue ,.00372 moa
should here a dpy. Address
--- Co„ M3 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Pa.
demand is growing |
at the rate of a mil-1
lion a year.
The reasons—remark-
ably correct fit—unusual
comfort — washability —
durability.
ao much I did not
know who* I WM
doing at times. I
spen $900 on doc-
tor, and not one did
Anderson, postoffice inspector
charge, returned to Austin Tuesday
after an extended visit in St. Louis,
OBINSBOOKSTORE.
• - Engraving. Embossing and Printing.
n Wadding hitations. Cords and Progreina
M Everything dona complete in our Plant.
Of Children. Irritating and Itched
Considerably. Scalps Scaly. Hair
Fell Out. In Two Weeks
b0
career as
ling stores
78 he left
reach. He
th Tower
Pennsyl-
e Students
ne Peoples
York. and
nd Herald
u-monthly
Mrs.Sheldon Spent $1000 for
Treatment Without Bene-
fit FinallyMadeWelby
LydiaE Pinkham'. Veg-
etable Compound.
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Mrs. Ira Dodge will leave Friday for
a two weeks’ stay in Marshall with
relatives;
A fluid rated woman was seen run-
ning wildly about In the corridors of
a large railway station.
"What are you looking for, madam?"
questioned an officer.
"I—I am looking for th* entrance
tn the outside," she responded nerv-
ously.
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ssed of a
same time
i was evi-
sion when,
cle of tho
he lost his
with terrl-
that point
ully off in-
■Ba
wumi
Mrs. Frank Raymond and her ruest3,
Mesdames J. A. Parker and Katherine
Cunningham. accompanied by Mes-
dames Laura McKean and George Ma-
ate and. Alonso McKean, motorid to
Bastrop yesterday and spent the day
with old friends and relatives.
The musical mason will be ushered
in this evening with a brilliant assem-
blage of talent from the.prominent mu-
sicians of Austin. The program will
be preceded by u reception from 8 until
9 o’clock at the Country Club.
Washington, D. < ..New York City and
Virginia. Mrs. Anderson has been Eono
since Sept, 1.
Today’* Events.
William B. Travis Chapter
4 Thursday's Events.
♦ Reception in the evening at
♦ the Scottish Rite Cathedral by
♦ Mr. and Mis. T. D. Iglehart.
♦ Albert Sidney Johnston Chap-
♦ ter U. D. C. will meet at 3:30 in
♦ the Confederate Museum at the
♦ Capitol
♦ Auction Bridge Club will meet
♦ at 2 p. m. with Miss Elsie Leavy.
♦ Called meeting of Palm School
♦ Mothers Club at 4:30 p. m.
Studio: 900 Rio Grande St.
Munsing,
WEAR
pearance of abundance, freshness, fluf-
finest and an incomparable gloss and
Iustre, and try as you will you can not
find a trace of dandruff or falling hair;
but your real surprise will be after
about two weeks’ use, when you will see
new hair--fine and downy nt first—yrs
— but really new hair sprouting out
all ovr your scalp—Dander Ine is, we
believe, the only sure hair grower. de-
stroyer <*f dandruff nnd cure for itchy
scalp and It never fails to stop falling
bnir at once.
If you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is, moisten s eloth
with a little Denderine and cnrefully
dmw it through your hair taking one
small strand nt a time. Your hair will
be soft, glossy nnd beautiful In just a
Girls! Draw a cloth through your hair
and double its
beauty.
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Engglewpodedlhgo"“hilr *2in5
throuch the -han“withhendaghq",nrer
yousness, ashes at
heat, and I wufered
Since then I have tolled day and night.
I have money and power good store,
But l‘d give all my lamps of silver
bright
For the one that is mine no more;
Take. Fortune, whatever you choose,
You gave, and may snatch again;
I have nothing it would pain me to
lose.
For I own no more castles in Spain.
—James Russell Loweli.
; ■ iL -~(gAasI wasatonetime,
I t I 357 ft jRand Lydia E. Pink-
—--—ham‘s Veg • t ab If
Compound made her wel,so I took it and
now I am just as well as I ever was. I
cannot understand why women don’t
see how much pain and suffering they
would escape by taking your medicine,
I cannot praise it enough for it saved
my life and kept me from the Inaane
Physiclans undoubtedly did their best,
battod with thia mm .teadily and cod
do ho more, but often the moat acieni
treatment is gurpamsed by the m
properties of tk rod old fl
foofe and herbs contained In I
Pipkham’s Vegetable Compou
Mrs. Ernest Viavaso and Dr. nnd
Mrs. Frederick Duncalt who are pro-
longing their summer stay in Colorado
will return about the lat of December.
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V (,
Aladdin.
When I was a beggarly boy.
And lived in a' cellar damp,
I had not a friend nor a toy.
But I had Aladdin’s lamp;
When I could not sleep for the cold.
y fine re-
• Animals”
newspa per
eived. was
re ‘every
Cincinnati
week was
• Kind to
doubt that
responsive
d many an
animals in
«re slaugh-
e unneces-
congratu-
io had any
ought. It
eryday ef-
n, half the
ndent, wor-
Juli and un-
capacitated
Inside-bath-
ange would
housands of
souls with
we should
althy, rosy-
i. The rea-
•m does not
l the waste
ar our pres-
•very ounce
nto the sys-
ste material
it ferments
isons which
d.
is to clean
e each day,
bright and
Ing clear the
us day's ac-
> waste and
non, whether
o drink each
. a glass of
ispoonful of
as a harm-
of the stom-
wels the in-
s, sour bile
r, sweetening
alimentary
re food into
RICHMOND, Va., Nov. 1—Virginia
was added to the colunn of dry states
today. The new statewide prohibition
law went into effect last midnight, the
ehange being accomplished with prac-
tically no disorder. Revelers crowded
the streets of the Iarger cities through-
out the night in Hallowe’en garb and
others struggled in the saloons for the
last drink?’ but few arrests were
me: pansing of legalzed iquor was
variously celebrated. Enthumastie pro-
hibition workers held nervices of pra!-
rr and jubilatlon in the churches, belle
were chimed and many attended elab:
orate "watch partles." Clubs and
hotelfl held "open house" and in wome
canes Hquor that remained wan l-
pensed free of cost.
AMQsugh the sale of intoxlcatin
beverages in the state »»• A thing of
the past, thousands of gllons have
been stored in private homes. In
Richmond alone dealer* estimated that
$2,000,000 had been spent in stockine
cellars. _
The government reservation at Old
Point cornfort went dry with the re-
mainder of the state. Hotels cloned
their liars and officers at Fort Mon-
roe voted to dispene with wines an"
l iquors, _
BONDE ARE APPROVED.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1.—To take
advantage of the high price of wheat
in the United States. Balfour, Guthriel
A Co. announced today that they pro-
posed shipping large quantities of the
cereal from Australia, where, it was
sald, this year’s crops have been un-
usually heavy.
The announcement was made fol-
lowing the report that the four-mast-
ed schooners Snow and Burgess had
been chartered by a San Francisco
firm to bring a cargo of wheat from
Melbourne to San Francisco.
This is the first time. It wa» zaid,
that wheat had been shipped from Aus-
trails to California. _______
RETURN FROM DALLAS FAIR.
Prof L E. Scholl, state entomolo-
gist. and J. C. Patterson. dairy ex-
pert of the Stat* Department of Agri-
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Ve «mmL
F:3 • • 2 f
eeN J
X
sd
culture, have Just returned from Dal-
las where they have been with the de-
partment’s exhibit at the State Fair.
Mr Patterson said that the exhibit has
gjat
BAY CITY, Texas. Nov. 1.—The war
Niss Kathleen Dugger of San Mar-
cos hi the gest of Miss Ruth Johnson
at the Theta house.
SHAWNEE, Okla., Nov. 1.—Shaw
" nee’s traction system was tied up to-
' <’ V as the result of the refusal of the
‛ Shawnee-Tecumseh Traction Company
‛ to arbitrate difficulties with their em-
1 ployes who recently organized a union.
’ Demands for wage increases have been
’ granted, according to traction officials
’ and the only points in dispute is over
‛ the two-man crew question and minor
1 differences, while the men contend that
1 other demands have only been partially
’ agreed upon
Head-off That All-Winter Cough.
At the first sign of sore throat, tight
chest or stuffed-up bead take a dose of
, Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey: The healing
pine-tar, soothing honey and glycerine
, quickly relieve the congestion, loosen
the phlegm and break up your cold.
‘ Dr. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Honey has all the
benefits of the healing aroma from a
1 pine forest. it is pleasant to take and
antiseptic. The formula on the bottle
tells why it relieves colds and coughs.
At your Druggist^ 15c.______
21 timnn
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B
delightful surprise
Black: Did anyone ever render you
a service that you didn’t took back upon
and biss?
White: Yes, one man.
Black: Then it could dot have been
n service.
White Oh, indeed it was, and I stand
nt th* altar of n church when he ren-
derd it -Judge.
To be possessed of a head of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff is merely
a matter of using a little Danderine
it is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair snd lots of It Just get
a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton’s Dan-
derine now—all drug stores recommend
As the stage coach careened toward
the edge of the cliff, the timid tourist
eased anxiously down at the brawling
stream 800 feet below,
"Do peopie full over this precipice
often?" she asked.
The driver clucked to his horses.
"Ne, madame." he remarked placidly,
"never but once."
Spend 25 cents! Dandruff vanishes
and hairs stop coming
out.
Prof. J M Bryant << the University
faculty has th* pl op sum If a visit for
the winter from his mother. Mrf.
Brown of Boston, Mass.
After several months’ abnence in Cal-
ifornia and as the guest of her dauzh-
ter, Mra Charles Davi*, in Fl Pnao. Mrs.
La H. Montgomery has returned home.
There will be a ealicd meeting of
the Palm Hehool Mathres Chib Thurs- J
The physician had been called in
haste to see a small negro who was IM
After a brief examination the doctor
announced: "This boy has eaten too
much witermelon." "Oh, doctah," ex-
postulated the parent of the ailing one,
"dry ain’t no sich t’ing ns too much
watahmilllon. Dat niggah Jus’ ain’t got
‛nough stomach."
”M| children had ringworms on their
laces and brads for t wo v ears. The ring-
worms came in little white splotches on
the face and spread to the head, taking
the hair off lhey varied in size, some
were large, some small, but their heads
were a solid mass of them. They were
irritating a nd itched considerably. The
children a scalps were scaly, and their
hair fell out gradually and was dry.
‘ ‘I used home remedies and got ———
■ ■ 1 - but they faded. Then I
used Cuticu ra Soap and Ointment, and
after using one liar of Cuticura Soap and
one box of Cuticura Qitment in two
wree lie they were healed." (Signed) Mrs.
Pear V Saunders, Linkwood, Md.,
April 5, 1916.
Sample Each Free by Mall
With 32-p. Skin Book on request Ad-
dress poet-card: “Cuticura, Dept. T.
Boston."’ Sold throughout the world.
FOR 80 YEARS
When a Tea has enjoyed the steadily increasing popularity tbat
Ridgways has since 1836, it proves the public appreciates su-
perior quality. The proof is in the drinking.
Ridgways asc*Zea
Sold in airtight tins— 60c, 70e, 80e snd $1 per pound.
Awarded Gold Medal San Francisco 1915.
Awarded Grand Prize San Diego 1916.
wednesday. the Sth of the month, nnd ---------- ------- .
will be marked with a inrge reception t-apply a little directed and with
and dance. in ten minutes there will be an aP-
e l been divided, on* half being sent to
at the corner of Brazos and East Kiev- i
rnthot egtata copnr of masonry. Captain Who Was
Atlee B. Ayres, of San Antonio, state
architect, has been engaged for some
time in the preparation of the plans
and is expected here in a day or two
.nd will submit the.finalplanadepntmentas accepted th. resigna-
approvat of thesgoxerhor ardndhtcktot 1 ton of Captain II R Lewi of Com-
Inspector of masonry HenariKonr: Third Infantry Texas Na-
Changing Seasons Bring Colds
"Stuffed-up head." ciogged-up nose,
tight chest, sore throat are suretsigns
of cold, and Dr. King's New Discovery
in sure relief. A dose of this eombina-
tion of antispetic balsams soothes the
irritated membrane, clears the head,
loosens the phlesm, you breathe easier
and realize your cold is broken up.
Treat a cold persistently: half-way
measures leave a lingering rough. Tak©
Dr. King’s New Discovery until your
cold is gone. For 47 years the favor-
its remedy for young and old. At your
Druggist, 0c.. _ _______
On the march or in camp, this delicious,
soothing, thirst-quenching confection sus-
tains, refreshes and steadies nerves. The
armies in Europe have consumed great
quantities. It has proven its merits to them.
Bly;
few
Edited by
Mrs. Myrtle Garrett Kiley
Houres
• a. m. to 1 p. m. 2 p. m. to 9 p. m.
Oid Phone 1249 new Phno 140
I had fire enough in my brain.
And builded. with roofs of gold.
My beautiful castles in Spain!
♦ Daughters of the Republic of ♦
♦ Texas will meet at the Capitol. ♦
♦ at 3:30.
♦ Young People’s Auxiliary to ♦
♦ the Musical Festival Association ♦
♦ will give a musieal at the Coun- ♦
♦ try Club in the evening. ♦
♦ Hyda Park Reading Club will ♦
♦ meet at 3:30 with Mra Thurlow ♦
♦ Weed. ♦
♦ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Eckhart ♦
♦ will entertain with a bowling ♦
♦ party in the evening. ♦
♦ Amateur Musical Club will ♦
♦ meet at 3:30 at the Morris Stu- ♦
♦ dio. ♦
♦ Called meeting Council of ♦
♦ Presidents at Y. W. C. A. at ♦
♦ 3:30 p. in. ♦
♦ Ladies' Auxiliary of National ♦
♦ Letter Carriers Association ♦
♦ meets at 3 p. m. with rM« L ♦
♦ A. Juhring for regular monthly
♦ meeting. ♦
♦ Ladies' Aid of St. Paul's Lu- ♦
♦ theran Church meets with Mrs. ♦
♦ Hilsberg. 460 East Fifteenth, ♦
♦ at 3 p. m. ♦
The Attorney General’s Department
has approved an issue of $80,000 city
of Iaredo school, b*mdw hearing 5 per
cent end maturing in forty years with
an option of twenty years .aloo ap-
proved an iMue of $8000 Ogleeby in-
dependent sehooi district bonds bear,
tng 6 per cent and maturing in forty
years with s 10-year option; also an
issue of 33730 Coryell County common
school district bonds of District 16,
bearing 5 per cent 40-20‛s: an issue of
$3000 El Paso County comnmon school
district W-L 40-20‛A, 5 per cent; an is-
su* of 31000 Cold Springs independent
school district, 20-10", 5 per cent
Mrs C. I. Blaek and little, son.
Charles, hav* gone tn Hillsboro for a
visit with Mrs. Riack’s mother. Mrs.
Bowman.
r Charles
terday in
bringing
ew York,
rter of a
mung the
eeds. He
i and at-
i through
ethods of
Friend" tn alleviate pnin and remler aid
preceding, and at connement to asetst
raters to preparing for rapid recovery
und" every
taken three
y goes and
it promptly
rils and the
stops nasty
g. relieves
everishness,
eness and
"Prisoner at the bar. will you be
tried by jury or by the court?"
"By Jury, Your Honor by Jury?"
"Humph! Why -*r--hnven’t I seen
you before somewhere?"
"Yes, Your Honor. I sell you ice in
the summer find do your plumbing in
winter."— Ri chmond Times -Diwpoteh.
rayed. "O
lever mind,
arper’s. I
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reasonover will
entertain tomorrow evening at their
home with a Hallowe’en party.
Mm. A. C. Goeth, Miss Carrie Goeth
and Mrs. Laura Scherding have re-
turned from several mouths' stay in
New York and other Eastern cities.
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