The Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 63, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 7, 1917 Page: 5 of 8
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THE STATESMAN
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1917.
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White Kid Boots, |9.00 to 813
White Linen and Cahvas Boot*,
86.00
$3,50 to
Rain or Shine or Cold, These Bargains Are Worth Coming For!
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New Shoe Department
Pntty Styles for Spring Direct
From Fashion Shoe Headquarters
to be delivered Fria,
at 8 o’clock, in the
G. A. auditorium.
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Possibilities.
$1.25 SHIRTING silks $1.00
A FINE collection
A of new spring shirt-
ings, 33 and 36 inches
wide; some have satin
stripes, in variety of
STOP DANDRUFF
HAIR GETS THICK.
WAVY, BEAUTIFUL
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WHITE GABERDINE
4 YARDS $1.00
FINE perfectly woven
- skirting, 36 inches
wide, 35c yard; at Ros-
ner’s, 4 yds...81.00
Free Lecture On
Christian Science
ed in th, to com*.
“Barb” Executive
Committee to Meet
DRINK NOT TIA
FOR A BAD COLD
Millinery
Department
$5 $7.50 $10
We have just lota
of the swellest shapes
and trimmings that
you have ever seen.
You’ll enjoy seeing
them. Visit our store
daily.
Which Covered His Entire Body.
Caused Disfigurement, Burning,
Itching and Loss of Sleep.
Qirlat Draw a eloth through your haie
and double its
beauty, »
Woman Thought She Would
Die. Cured by. Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound.
PAINS SHARP
AND STABBING
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Snaman's
The Women’s Store
Ahead.
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Gray Kid Lace Boot, turn aole,
Louie heel..... ......813.00
A complete line of low heel White
Boots, in kid, track and canvas,
$3.50 to ........ . . 810.00
Getting Too Fat?
Try This—Reduce
in your favorite
recipes une
CARNATION MILK
It adds a rich flavor
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Spand is cental Dandruff vanishea
and hairs etop coming
out
CHILDREN’S DRESSES $1.00
NEW line gingham and repp
Dresses, checks, stripes and
solid colors, sizes 2 to 14; at Ros-
ner’s 81.00
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$1.50 PETTICOATS $1.00
PRINTED sateen, bright floral
- designs on black sateen, deep
ruffle; at Rosner’s.. ...81.00
$1.50 SPORT STRIPE MIDDIES .
RLUE and rose stripe and white
D with blue, rose and green col-
lar and tie.; at Rosner’s..81.00
Ladies Cemetery Associatlon
will inert at 4 p. m. with Mrs.
Bwen at 114 West Seventh
Edited by
Mrs. Myrtle Garrett Kiley
Houres
properly listed in
therefore will ask
in George 1
A nominal
LADIES’ PETTIGOATS $1.00
CF nice quality muslin, daintily
• trimnded in lace and embroid-
ery, all new stock; Thursday at
Rosner’s ... .............81.00'
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0SNER
504 CONGRESS
AT SPECIALTY SQUARE
Second Floor
pRETTY silk Camisoles,
A lace trimmed, pink and
rthoraeaxtatasthetmiTeprekidant
$1.25 ANTISEPTIC BIRD ’S-
EYE COTTON $1.00
TEN yards in original
- package, 24 inches,
best quality diaper cloth
non-irritant, perfectly
absorbent—limited.
The Austin inch school is a pioneer
among the schools of Texas in uUlistnc
the motion pioture as an educational
factor. Its principal, J. I. Pearce. is
a firm believer in the educational pos-
sibilities of the Ulm. and his enthusi-
aim no doubt was largely responsible
for ths interest which his taculty and
students have taken.
The school purchased a motion pic-
turel machine wome time back, seeing
lh« ovportuntty to buv one udvanta4e
ousiy. and it has now been overhauled
and is in exellent condition. Motion
pictures were shown In the pchool audi-
torium Wednesday morning, and will
be shown once or twice a week from
now on. The endeavor will ba to ee:
cure pictures which supplement the
clads work. in history, the sciencen,
English literature, etc.
Wednenday's pictures illustrated rail-
road construction in the Alpe. tunnel-
ing, Alpine scenery, eta- and another
picture Siluutratea the remarkable
things that are being done in teaching
monkeys, apes and others of the Sim"
ihe most signiticant political meet-
ing of ths year will be held in th?
law auditorium tonight when the Barb
etecutive committee meets in oPen
session. A call has been made to the
entire party to be present tonight 10
decide upon the proposed change, in
the method of nominating candidates.
In years past, the candidates on, the
Barb ticket have been nominated in
open convention. Last year weriu8
difficulties arose by a split in the
banka. The chairman refused to call
a nominating convent ion .on the
ground that "mchine politice' was
dominating the party. This seriously
hampered the Barb candidate who did
secure nomination from an "uno-k“s
convention.
It has been proposed that this year
the Barb candidate be nominated by
primary election and that the old con-
vention system be abandoned. This
will be up fur dlacuxalon t.intght.
Varsity Faculty in
Executive Session
$1.50 VOILE AND ORGANDIE
WAISTS $1.00
NEW models, embroid-
W ered and novelty lace
trimmed, all sizes; at Ros-
ner’s . • ■. .........81.00
colors on white grounds — .
—at Rosner’s for Dal- &triped Skin and Stripe-Trimmed w.m stylish satins Thurs
lar Day, yard.. 81.00 M'Cu day only, at 81-00
PERCALE APRONS $1.00
g OLID colors and fig.
• ured, neat designs;
very pretty and very spe-
cial for .....-.....$1.00
$1.25 SATIN MESS ALINES
A LL colors, light
R and dark, plain
' shades, 36 inches in
+ day nursery. *
+ At the T. W. C. A.: 7. P. m.,
4 gymnasium class, business girls.
♦ 7:30 p. m., Busk Workers Club.
4 8 p. m., "First Aid to the In-
♦ jured" class.
4 Austin branch of American
♦ Red Cross will meet at 4 p.
♦ m.
Committee of arrangement*
! the Settlement Club will
The Woman's Christlan Temperance
Union will hold a very important bus-
ness meeting Thursday afternoon at
3:30 at the First Methodist Church.
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‘ i width; these fine
every federated club
the next annual. It
MRS. TALBOTT'S BABY
Of SEVERE ECZEMA
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TO GRGATER SAVINGS. !
SILK REMNANTS HALF PRICE
A TTRACTIVE and useful lengths of plain
P and fancy Silk Remnants, from 1 to 5 yards,
at exactly one-half marked price at Rosner’s.
Also one lot of Woolen Remnants at
ONE HALF PRICE
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president. Mrs. J. N. Houston.
Junior High School Mothers'
Eliot's "tory of Hiles Marner , __
i charge will be made at First Church of Christ. Scientist,
night, to provide funds for the securing of Austin, cordially invites the publie
of other piotures. Several of th, to hear a lecture on Chrtwtian Science,
Shakespeafe playa, and atortes by such
authors as Hawthorne will be present-
people who don't grow toe fat are the
fortunate exception. But If you find
the fat accumulating or already cum-
bersome, you will be wine to follow
thia auggeetton, which is endorsed by
thousands of people who know. Ask
your druggist lor if you prefer write
to the Marmols Co, IM Woodward
Ave, Detroit, Mich.) for a larse oase
of Narmoia Prencription Tabtets. 710
is the price the world over. By doing
this you will be safe from harmful
drugs and be able to reduce two, three
or four pounds a week without aletine
12% BLEACHED
10 YARDS $1.00
F ULL 36 inches wide,
T bleached domestic;
limit 10 yards to each
customer; Thursday 10
yards.........$1.00
The lecturer it
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Red Cross.
President Wilson appeal:
Another winter closes around the
great European struggle, and, with the
cold, there comes greater need among
soldiers in the fighting line and in the
hospitals, and stii more among the
women and children in ruined .homes
or in exile. *
This country, at peace, blessed with
prosperity, can hardly imagine the
needs, but ic can help to meet them.
Of great importance among the
agencies which have expressed our
sympathy with suffering humanity
among the belligerent nations has been
the American Red Cross. This organi-
sation of our countrymen has brought
relief to every nation in the great
its skilled workers have cared for
the wounded of every army, have gone
forth through the desolate Fiborian
hair at once.
If you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really la molsten a cloth
with a little Danderlne and carefully
draw it through your hair-lking one
small strand at a time. Tour hair will
be soft, glossy and beautiful in just *
few moments—a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who trie thi8.
$DA$
y night. March •,
Untversity Y. M.
10c PRINTED COTTON CREPE
15 YADS $1.00
R EQUIRES no ironing—exeel-
I lent for making up pajamas
and underwear, white ground with
colored figures; at Rosner’s 15
yards for ...............$1.00
8 REGULAR 15c HUCK TOWELS
FOR $1.00
WHITE; smoothly woven huck
VV towels, standard size, with
red woven borders; at Rosner’s
8 towels for.. ..... $1.00
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 7.—Paul
Des Jardlen, a member of the Cleveland
Kmerican's pitching staff near the close
of last season, has decided to quit
baseball. He plans to enter buniness in
Chicago. Des Jardlen acquired fame
asa football and baseball player at the
University of Chicago.
$1.50 SILK CAMISOLES $1.00
cREPES de chine, Jap
C silk and washable mes-
saline silk, ribbon and fan-
cy lace trimmed; Thursday
at Rosner’s .....$1.00
Get a email package of Hamburg
Breust Tea, or As the Germans folks
call it, "Hamburger Brust Thee," at
any pharmacy. Take A tabiesvoonfuk
of the tea, put a cup of boiling water
upon it, pour through a sieve and drink
a teacup full at any time. ft is the
moat affective way to break a cold
and cure grip. as it opens the pores,
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus brenking a cold at once.
It is Inexpensive and entirely vege-
table, therefore harmless. | .
“Down the ould road, in the ould town,
All the bobbins flying
Weave a wedding veil for Sheila—
Oh, my heart is dying!
Hie the hold of Ballymoney;
Mine the open sky;
His the white loaf and the honey—
Dawn and dew have II”----------------------
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The gray night, the fey night.
And all the wild winds blowing;
A wanderer en the ould road
From Ballymena going,
With only memory to beguile.
And a broken prom Ise. his;
But in his heart is Sheila's smile—
And on her lips his kiss!
— Mary Lanier Magruder.
Madam Whalen, graduaate of two
schools of chiropody and ejectrolysis
13 years experience, i* now with Mrs
Frithof Schneider, 108 Brazos. Treate
all skin diseases, removes wrinkles,
grow’s hair. For appointment phone
1802. ___
The faculty of the University was
in executive sesslon yesterday after-
noon for more than four hours and
will* resume their meeting this after-
noon. Nothing whatever was given out
with regard to the subject matter of
the meeting. It has been rumored that
it had to do with recent investga-
tions, faculty resolutions presented to
the Legimatur, and the like, but noth-
ing official whatever was given out.
“The meeting was entirely execu-
tiva" said Fritz G Graff, secretary
Snaman's
Spring
Millinery
ENDLESS in de
Higo, ravishing in
beauty, sounds the
note of the new sea-
son, with its spirit
of the times—style
and character.
Hundreds of smart
spring hats may be
found in our
“My son was about two"and one-half
2 years old when he had a bad case of
eczema. It began on his legs first, and
then it spread till it covered his entire
body, causing disfigurement, burning,
itching, and loss of sleep. It first came
in red pimples, then formed blisters run-
were so great that he 'scratched an5
irritated the breaking out. He was cross
and restless and I had to wrap his legs
in cotton.
“I began to use Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. When I used one of
Cuticura Soap and Ointment he was
healed. "(Signed} Mra Gert rude Ta l bolt,
34KirbyAve.,Louisville, Ky.,July31,‘16.
A little care, a litile patience, the use
of Cuticura Soap and no other on the
skin for every-day toilet purposes, with
touches of Cuticura Ointment, now and
then, to any. pimples^ rashes, redness,
roughness or dandruff often means a
i clear, healthy skin, dean scalp and good,
hair through life.
For Free Samples by Return Mall
address post -card: “Cuticura, Dept. H,
Boston.’’ Sold everywhere.
tory.
We leave the decision in your handa
confident of its outcome.
WOODROW WILSON,
president, American Red Cross.
In January the President sent out
this Urgent appeal. Thinking people,
how much more necessary now is the
need for concerted action when any
day our Red Cross supplies may be
needed at home.
Our local society has a temporary
room. We have a sewing machine and
a bandage roller. We have no money
nor have we the materials to make
into bandages. bags; comfort case*,
etc. We scorn the men who by po-
litical jugglery tied the President’s
hands in the pending crisis. Shall
he call on us in vain?
Other Texas cities have rallied to
the call; let Austin fall in line. If
you have money join the Red Cross.
Wear a button, the insignia of your
loyalty. If you haven't money, give
yourself. Report at Red Cross head-
quarters, 207 East Sixth Street, be-
tween 4 and « o'clock, and work will
be assigned you.
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE.
to President Vinson, and would make
no further comment on the meeting
whatever.
The faculty wilt rsume their meet-
ing this afternoon 1 o’clock.
C ASTORIA
For Intants and Chldren
In Use For Over 30 Years
Alwaye bear
15c SPRING ZEPHYRS 10 YDS. $1.00
(NE thousand yard* new spring
• ginghams and zephyr*. very
choice patterns, in stripes, check*,
plaid* and solid color*; limit 10
yard* to each customer; 10 yard*
for..............~........81.00
MUSLIN BRASSIERES, 4 FOR $1.00
NICE quality, trimmed in dif-
- N ferent embroidery designs ; on
sale Rosner’s Bargain Square, 4
___for.....................81.00
$1,50 DRIVING GLOVES $1.00
COLORS gray and tan, small
• sizes only. If you wear « small
size, you get a splendid bargain;
these gloves at Rosner’s. .$1.00
35c PAIR FIBRE SILK HOSE
4 PAIRS $1.00
THIS is one of the bent items for
- Dollar Day. White fibre silk
hose with colored ringed stripe;
very special; limit 4 pairs to each
__customer, at Rosner’*.. $1.00
10c APRON GINGHAMS, 12 YDS. $1
REST quality blue and white
• checks, fast colors; limit 12
yard* to each customer; at Ros-
ner’g Thuriday, 12 yards. $1.00
ATTEND ROSNER’S SPECIAL SALE
Of women’s wool suits and silk
dresses; all are the newest
shades and most fashionable mod-
els. Another shipment just re-
ceived for tomorrow’* sale; posi-
tive $15.00 values.........89.75
(See window.)
The ould day*; the ould road
To. Ballymena, going;
The ould hill; the ould thorn
With all it* buds a-biowing!
“Wild the wind now on the heather:
Wild the heart in me;
For no more we’ll walk together
The ould road to the sea.
•'Leave the day go by in keening
For what’s bone before.
Sheila, night ha* bu one meaning
For sad heart*, astnore!
Gray the clouds lie on the could rocks;
Gray the heart in me;
And the gray ship by the ould docks
Hoon will wear to sea.
kins. g. . .1
Friday afternoon at 3:30, and alo;
at nlrht. Frederick Ward, will be soen ,
. - - — ne Mit.- Marner
150 PAJAMA CHECKS
10 YARDS $1.00
"THIS splendid under-
— wear cloth, on sale
Thursday; limit 10
yards to each customer;
10 yards for...$1.00
1*3K.
$ POINT'S THE NAY
We cordially invite you to visit R
us and examine th* new shoes. 4.
Mak* um of our export shoe fit-
ting service. W4
THMLAMSG
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For the Afternoon Guest
You require the best—serve
Ridgwqys 2e-Ta
It give* greater satisfaction.
Awarded Gold Medal San Francisco 1915
Grand Prize San Diego 1916
AU members are asked to make an ef-
fort to be at th, meeting on account
of the 4mportance of (he meetin.
Notice Ie also called to the shange in
the time of meeting to 3:30.
The Futmore School Mothere Club
will meet Friday afternoon at 3:4s at
the achoof. Professor D. K. osiglan
will give an interesting exponition ol
the alik induetry in Auetin.
Mrs. w. H. Wenttana of Manor,
president of the Fifth Dietriot of Fed-
erated Ciubs, la a guest in the cit to-
day.
Mine Esther Woodward of Marlin ar-
rived yesterday for a visit with Mr.
and Mro Madison Henson.
Uttle Hessie Bartholomew is con-
fined at home with measles.
TobinsBoorStoRE^
• - Engreving.Emboeingand Prinhing.
I wedding iritations.Card: end Prosrea
MW Everythng done complete in our Plant.
EUBrN-T=-=:.
Organdie col-
ars, in many
new styles, lace
trimmed; also
pretty silk
Windsor ties, all ,
colors; 4 fo»
$1.00
♦ Club wjll meet at 3:15. ♦
♦ Free Kindergarten Associa- ♦
♦ non will meet at 4 p. m. in the ♦
♦ Chamber of Commerce room*. ♦
♦ Amateur Musical Club will ♦
♦ meet at 10 a. m. at the Morri* ♦
♦ Studio.
4 Ladle*' Legislative Club will ♦
♦ meet at 3:80 in the U. D. C. ♦
• room At the Capitol. 2
4 Wednesday’s Event*. ♦
4 Street. 7
♦ W. C: T. U. will meet at 3:30 ♦
♦ at the First Methodist Church. ♦
plains to bring help to thousands of
prisoners, have fought disease in pes-
tilence ridden Siberia, and have
brought hope to countless non-com-
batants, wome ahd children.
Wherever these Red Cross men and
women go, they are carrying the mes-
sage that American* can not rest
without seeking to relieve such suf-
fering.
Organised, persistent work, like that
conducted by our American Red Cross,
requires a great deal of money. Since
the beginning of the war, money has
come to us from men and women in
all walks of life. We have receiver
cheeks in five figures and pennies
wrapped In smudged envelopes.
What we have done with the money
is told in a statement printed elewhere
in this issue. /
But now onr funds are well-nigh
exhausted. We find ourselves at th?
point where activities must be seri-
ously curtailed and wevmust turn away
from the heart-breaking apeai:
brought by every European mall un-
less by your contribution you help M3
to continue.
It is for yon to deride whethor the I
most prosperous nation in- lbw worl 11
will allow its national relief organize- 1
tion to keep up its worK~or withdraw
Ogdensburg, Wig.—"I suffered from
female troubles which caused piercing
pains like a knife
through my back
and Me. I tfengtz
so I had to go co
bed. The doctor
advised an oper-
ation but I would
not listen to it. I
thought of what I
had read about Lydia
E Pinkham’s Vege-
table Compound and
tried it The first
bottle brought great
relief and six bottles have entirely
cured me. All women who have female
trouble of any kind should try Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.” —
Mrs. Etta Dorion, Ogdensburg, Wis.
Fhy widsns undoubtdly did their best,
battled with this case steadily and could
do no more, but often the most scientific
treatment is surpassed by the medicinal
properties of the good old fashioned
roots and herbs contained in Lyd:a E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
If any complication exists it pays to
write the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass., for special free advice
► F rrtfl ronf Ut
that you forward me at once the name
of your club, name* of officers, num-
ber of members, course of study and
the outside work being undertaken by
your club.
"MRS. T. D. BERRY,
"Secretary -Treasurer of Fifth District,
1. F. W. C.”
Ezra W. Palmer, C. S. B., of Denver,
Colo., a member of the Board of Lec-
tureship of the Mother Church. The
Firit Church of Christ. Selentist, in
Boston, Mass. The lecture in free.
S
a matter of using a little Danderins.
It is ensy and inexpenslye to have
nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just get
• 35-cent bottle of Knowlton’s Dan-
derine now- all drug stores recommend
it apply a little as directed and with-
in ten minutes there,wil% he an a© -
pearance of abundance, treshness. fluf-
finess and an incomparable clone and
lustre, and try as you will you can not
rada traco Jt or faling hair:
but your real surprise will be After
about two weekm use, when you will see
new hair—fine and downy at (irstye4
— but really now hair—sprouting 0ut
all over your scalp-- Danderine is, we
believe, the only sure hair
stroyer of dandruff and eure for Aehg
scalp and it never falls to top Kallins
AFTER THE GRIPPE
Mrs. Findley Med* Strong By Vinol
Severy, Kans.—"The Grippe left me
in a weak, nervous, runedown condi-
work und too weak to do my house-
work an dcovld not sleep. After try-
ing different medicines without benefit
Vinol restored my health, strength and
appetite. Vinol is a grand medicine
and every weak, nervous, run-down
woman should take it."—Mrs. Geo.
Findley.
Vinol, which contain* beef and cod
liver peptone*, iron and manganese
peptonates and glycerophosphates,
sharpens the appetite, aids digestion,
enriches the blood, and builds up nat-
ural strength and energy.
Van Smith Drug Co., Austin; also
at the leading drug store in all Texas
town*.
4***++++*******+*+*******;
4 Today’s Events. *
♦ Ladies* Aid Society of St. ♦
♦ Martin's Lutheran Church will ♦
♦ hold its regular monthly meet- J
♦ ing Wednesday afternoon at 3 ♦
♦ o’clock, at the church.
♦ Hyde Park Reading Club will ♦
♦ meet at 3:30 o’clock with the J
Daily Recipe.
Ever-ready cake filling: Boil one
pint of honey with half cup of water
till it threads; add one cup of orange
peel that has been run through a food
chopper, and one teaspoon of vanilla.
Boil a moment and pour in glass jar.
Always ready for sake filling and
sandwiches. For change peanut but-
ter to taste may be substituted for the
orange peel 4 4
The Federated Clubs nt the Fifth
Districh are receiving the following
card* frorn the president of the dis-
trict, Mrs. W. H. Wentland, of Manor:
•_____ .
I Oid Phene new Phene
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