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January Sale of Muslin Underwear
$16.75
$14.75
$11.75
$8.50
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New 1918 Lingerie B ouses Priced $2.50, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95
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Lot 7—Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Gowns, Skirts
$1.89
AT SEGALL’S
BY EXPRESS
10 Per Cent Discount on all other Silk I nderwear not listed above.
JUST 166 PAIRS
DON
January Sale of Children’s Underwear
SPECIALLY PRICED AT
Children’s Knit Waists. Clearance price
Children's Princess Slips, lace and embroidery trim-
12%
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$5-85
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One lot odds and ends of Children’s Underwear Goes in This Sale at 23c
15% Discount on All Sweaters Not Listed Here
January Silk Department Specials
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Old Phone 2552.
New 552.
608 Went Sixth.
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TWEXTY-SIXTW I<INTI<I<T < ot KT.
arewell Performances Today AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
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tickets
galleries
similar offenses, dismisned.
Total
REAl ENTATE TRASSPERS.
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Chances for Boy to Learn the
Trade Much Better Than
When He Started.
and Corset Covers. This great Clearance
sale..................................
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Saint.
IS NOTABLE SHOWING
AT SCARBROUGH'S STORE
The ’
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trial.
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Soiled Waists
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MANY POPULAR ACTS
ON MAJESTIC BILL
WILL PLEASE CROWDS
MISS PERLE DAVIS LEAVES
FOR TRIP TO NEW YORK
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Johnn
hall ai
that boys today have a muqh better
chance to learn th* trade than when
I started and conditions are gettinc
hotter every day.
"Rubeville" a Great Comedy
Offering, Is Star Head-
liner Tonight.
-
commodties
1 All the goods on display In the win-
Governor Hobby Will Introduce
Famous Comedian at Rotary
Public Luncheon.
It >
Biack
< luded
living i
ritory
Plough
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you th
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SAYS SHE SAW HER BOY
ON MOTION PICTURE FILM
SHOWN AT THE TEXAS
Says that every time you cut
or pick at a corn you
invite lockjaw
Just Arrived—New Chie
Novelties in Skirts
Special—$1.50 Navy Blue
French Serge $1.19
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Silk Underwear Reduced
Ladies’ Crepe de Chine .......................
Ladies’ Silk Vests, flesh color.................
Ladies’ flesh and white Camisoles...............
Ladies’ Silk flesh and white Camisoles...........
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Ladies’ High Grade Ivory
Kid, Brown Kid and Gray
Kid CLOTH TOP BOOTS
Lot 4Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Corset Covers, Q0
Skirts, Pants, Gowns and Teddys. January Clearancesale. .¥C
Lot 8—Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Skirts, Corset £Q
Covers, Gowns, Pants and Teddys. Clearance sale price.. .OOC
WAISTS
LINGERIE WAISTS —$2
to $3.50 values; last sea-
son’s models .... SI.35
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E. P. WILMOT
ISA H. EVANS
P. J. LAWLESS
Rurity
Econemy
has bowtan action my bovels
! he4 to take • dom or Thedtords
Heg-Praught
me i pent to . . . at run, bo—
if you have a son, brother or friend
over there, be sure to see the Ameri-
can boys over there for this is the
last day that it will be exhibited. Tex-
as is also running today "The Princess
Virtue.” featuring Mae Murray. •
" I PSTAIRS OVER WOOLWORTH
RING OR CALL
OTTING’S CASH GROCERY
TODAY
You will save money by ordering your groceries from us.
“Nothing but the best in everything. Compare our price
list with others.
These Boots easily worth
up to $7.50 and $8. We
have jour size. May we
show you?
WHITE GOODS DISPLAY
$1.95
$1.39
.68
$1.29
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| THOMAS H. DEATSSR. '
50 YEARS A PAINTER:
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Got
Yew een eave shovt 02
UCPbits
election contest: on trial
4 prpcured a lot of Black-Draught
hecen ueing eame regular ana
ming else So I becan improving
•a got rieht up and mb dow at
m as the tarm bad I fully believe
swr medicine mevea my no. and r»-
Gcorge Calhoun. Jnlge
Daniel Watson VR John W Home
Lot 6—Lace and Embroidered Skirts, Gowns, Corset d 1 20
Covers and Teddys. This sale.................... 1.33
NOT E The I entral Texan Nattery Com
Dany has filed spplleation for e rharter with
The new model Skirts, whi'e not showing radical departures from the past season 5
fashions, have new points of interest which make them decidedly smart. roca
satins, foulard silks, royal satin, Roshanara silk, fantasee, silk poplins pre omin
than ISA men. The meeting
be-ne14 Jg-JAf-
Stocks, Securities, etc. .
PRORNTI cot rn .
uray Prudent women will find it to
their ad antage to ne th. windown to-
day .nd the few A.yx r.m.lnlnt
even th« dys when
in business
The truth is the goods were pur.
chased ' ast March At pre-war price
They will be -old. It Mid at the
Moro yesterday, wt pre-war fizures
The busineaa managers of the Mor.
has been acheduled to speak. Wom-
«n from every port of the country
MIU. O.
Hair Often Ruined
By Washing With Soap
It. A Piekle, Judge.
State of Texas VP Albert Zwer.
neman. Belling liquor to minor; fipes
• * and coats The two othet casen
al. to cnnee deed;
where now Manda th* store of Ballarc. rehieved and soon the entire corn, root
"‘Fifty ycars aco
Lot 1—Ladies’ Tucked and Hemstitched Pants and Corset 92
Covers. Special January clearance................... .LJC
Lot 5—Great assortment of Gowns, Skirts and Corset d 1 10
Covers, to go in this January Clearance Sale at...........
5
are demanding of their representa-
tives that they may be given a
chance to see the last chapter of a
fight in which many of them have
£ LAUDER SURROUNDED
WITH CLEVER ARTISTS
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9 Try Making Your Oum ■
Cough Remedy
piece, of white goods from the ordi-
nary staples to the most expensive
lingerie Hundreds of women throng
ed the esplanade at the store on the
Congress avenue side to gaze with
womaniy delight and pride at the
avowing
11 The gods are placed in an inviting
manner to draw attention to the sale
which begin* this morning The on-
Soup should be used very carefully.
1 276 ir you want to keep your halr lookine
'•••"it, best Mowt roapn and prepared • ---------» • w v Ui |
----------------- contain too much alkali Aint xmn.detondant.for
or AAAThis dries the pcalp. makes the hair
J J 4bboritte, and ruins it.
▼ ' wif rhe best thing for stead) use is just
ordinary muisified cocoanut oil < which
■ ba pure and greaselese). and la better
than the moat expensive soap or
been engaged for a quarter of a cen-
tury. The members have only two
tickets ench. A standing jest after
the president’s pronouncemnent was,
"Weli, I favored it this afternoon."
Practially every one has something
to prove that he "had all but” con-
mitted himnself several days or
months or minutes ago
The Texas theater played to star
ing room yesterday all of whom
wanted to see the Austin boys o'er in
Japanese wonder-workers; Adelaide
Rell and Arnold Graver. dancers. and
a quite remarkable performer in the
person of Francis Renault, who in Am-
personating feminine roles, is said to
be the best gowned man in the world.
Mr. Morris says that Renau!t‘s work
will be a sensation
40 inches wide, in Navy and Midnight Blue,
regular $1.50 value. On sale at, in
yard........................... 1.1•
One of the neatest and most popu-
lar acta on the current Majestic bill
opening tonight is the offering pre-
sented by the singing comedienne. Ma-
rie Stoddard, who is referred to as
the "Bud Fisher of Kong ” Her bill-
ing is not a misnomer, for her act is
truly a cycle of song cartoons for she
caricatures various vaudeville acts and
manners of different artists and dis-
plays the funny side of everything to
the best advantage. Sha is an eccen-
tric comedienne of the Marie Dress-
ler type, but it is only her style that
resembles Miss Dressier's work for she
has a style of delivery that is all her
own
The laugh hit of the bill is the head-
line attraction "Rubeville." in which
ten comedians and musicians of the
has exceeded
the president
t
2 and Tonight at Hancock
ma - . ».—■■■», — worpi ।
2rer aM had thre doctora, firet ana
be Minellr the third doctor MM be
4 an he 4o, and my
bumter mM l eomia not set weu.
I nfet «* the druz store . . he
epi ma so-cent dottie ot -------
mannted to 4 werk .. . . anal
Frank H Ihsleib and wre to lt .
<’ Dobbs, tot 24 in West Ini
Heizhta, sub-div. nt 232 acren
In Gen, W. Speur league i •e
1.217 .. ..........
Inane WiIliams entate ,t by
nherirr to John T Smith, 4sk
100 fwet in south part „t lot
s in nub-div. of outlot 63 in
Div. B nt Auntin. Jnn. ;
1017
are pestered with corna *nj who have
at lenat once a w—k invited an awf-.t
death from lockjaw or blood potson
are now told by a Cinetnnat author,
ity to UM a drug calted free zone
which the moment a few dropa are
applied to any corn, the woreners Ip
All shortenings are short. Some
are shorter. That means they are
rik her.
Cottolene it a particularly shon
shortening it sets the highest pos-
sible standard for purity and ritbiun.
) ou use one-third less of Cottolene
than you ordinarily use of other
shorteninga. The results are per-
fectly delicious.
RECIPE
Roll.
? cups paatry flonr 1 level tablespoon
: teaspoon Mlt Cottolene
4 level teaspoons 1 cup cream (or you
' bakina powder ran ue half milk
and half cream)
Sift together flour, baking powder
and salt; rub in Cottolene with finger-
tipt. Add cream and mil with knife
to oft dough Roll } iych thick. Cut
with biscuit cutter, brush edges with
milk and fold as Parker House Roll.,
Prem edges together, brush top of tolls
with milk Bake on buttered sheet in
hot oven fifteen minutes.
Cottolene
"The Natural Shorfmig"
At grocers in tins
of convenient sizes
everything that went into pan: our-
selves, b) hand. with the exceptton
of white lead, which was jusi then
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in •
Lot 2—Ladies’ Gowns, Corset Covers, Skirts and Pants, A 7
lace embroidery trimmed. For this clearance...........46C
pride • thernselves on their acumen in
| buying before the price of every thing
e«ee went the skies, and th*). with
professional joy in their work regard
the peorie of Aastin as fortunate in
being able to purchase at prices that
will be low as compared with other
J. La Arlitt to Mrs Bentrice Ar-
lift, lot 27 and north one-hnir
of lot 28 in block 12 of outlot
IA in l>lv h of Austin. Jan
4, 1918 ......
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$1.25 Satin Messaline at 95c
36 inches wide, in colors of Navy Blue. Tan.
Reseda Green, Copenhagen, Brown, Kelly
Green, Pink. Gray, Black and White, Ar
$1.25 quality. On sale at, yard........
$2.50 Satin Charmeuse $1.75
40 inches wide, in all the popular shades for
this season, such as Navy Blue, African,
Gray, Copenhagen, Plum, Burgundy, Taupe,
Wistaria, Russian, Black and White; reg-
ular $2.50 and $2.75 quality. On d1 7r
sale at, yard................... 1.43
$1.75 Blk. Satin Duchese at $1.39
36 inches wide, extra heavy quality, for
suits and separate skirts; $1.75 &1 an
quality. On sale at, yard.......... 3Y
$2.00 Costume Velvet $1.49
36 inches wide, in colors of Navy, Burgundy,
African, Taupe, Plum and Black; d1 Ah
$2 values. To close out at. yard.. d 1.43
Austin can boast of whit* goods dis-
play that will equal if not surpass any
display in the nited states. In 130
feet of window space at E M Scar-
brough and Sons" store there is now
being displayed in th* moat attsactive
nanner possible mor* than 5383
I'rs showing has been made with th*
1 uim to please, and with th* pride that
ta born of understanding and ability
Thomas H Deats Sr., on Monday
completed fifty years as a painter.
Mr.’Deats did his first painting on
the first Monday of 186s He pituted
tree boxes In the east end of Oalves-
tor for Rice A Bullard, who h .d a
store at 7 7 (now 215) Tremont street.
Raidiators repaired at 604 Trinity
street. T< M. Gage & Bro.
D. J. Pirkle, Judg
WIll of Joe A (wens, admite to
probate
Will of Mary E Freeman. admit,
ted to probate.
EXTRA SPECIAL
$6.00 Chiffon Velvet $3.95
40 inches wide. in colors of Navy. African.
Copenhagen, Taupe. Plum, Sapphire and
Midnight Bl ue; $6 values. To close & 2 or
out at, yard.................... 3.33
89c Wool Plaids on Sale at 65c yd.
40 inches wide, in a variety of plaids and
stripes. suitable for suits and skirts; cr
89c value. On sale at, yard............
$2.50 Satin Finish Br’dcloth $2.19
50 inches wide, in colors of Navy, Rose. Bur-
gundy. Russian. Copenhagen. Plum do 10
and Black, $2.50 quality. On sale at. •L. I •
ot whom are now living There are
mixteen grandchildren
Mr Deats starts today painting 1he
building of th* Austin American, hja
first contract of his second half cen
tury.
Mina Perie Davis of th* T If Wi
'nr • impany leaves today for Xew
York to buy epring goods for the
adv to-wrnr department of th* T
I Willinms store Misn Dnvin Will
*• e ■ mporters and de
[Signers of Nen York and select th*
inont wantee api ing stylen for her de
Purtment Mb. will be away nbout
three or four weeke
mor*
will
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nsnociat ion.
y Mayor A. F. Wooldridge reviewed
! in* h story of charity organization in
... rJ the r ♦¥. and Mrs M 7. King, necre:
Agry of the charities had* her Annual
•eport w Rell presided, and
11 ibout forty friens of the organiza-
•J ion were present Directors were
Ziocted for th* coming yeor-
IEAR
FOR FRANCHISE
(Continued From Face One.)
Bily CM (0 ahead without ottend-
any great number at membere.
The semsion is to open an hour
oarliar than urual The derand for
Children’s plain tucked Pants, plain and knickerbocker
styles ..........................................12
One lot Children’s Sweaters, all colors. Sale price
only .........................................$1.23
"rube"" type disport themselves on
band practice night at th* general
store where they stay up on Wednes-
day nights until as late as "hap past
nine ” Hilarity and humor reign su-
preme while the act is on the stage
for the entire cast of ten is composed
of comediennes, four of which com-
pose a country* male quartette, the like
of which no husking bes or quilting
bee e'er mw.
TAKE CARE OF CITY POOR Local ( olirFg
URGES REV. FATHER ROSS Locai VOUTLS
Shaman 9S
ron “OVERNMEXI OWNERSHIP. I
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Jan —Heads’
of lh» big interurban hystem» in
ohio, in a statement made public to. i
day. Mb! they favored *o ernment J
ownership and control of their roads I
giving a- reason, standardization or 1
equipment, redwetion of operaune er
penwes and consqlidation of parallel
linen I
Prop In nt 404 W. sth and get
your erocerles at reduced pricen. Ol-,
(Ing's Cash Grocery, Phone 2852. 1
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E2y,
Harry Lauder, the famous Scotca
comedian, was in Austin yesterday
for an hour before come on to San
Antonio for a performance there
last night. He will arrive in Au--
tin this mornine and will be greeted
st the raliroad station by a contmit-
lee of Rotartan componea of P. c
Heed. Jud James, Rev, N. p. ratter-
son, A. W. Griffith. George H. WAlk-
er. Edmunds Travis and W. E. Long
Mr Lauder will speak at the
men's meeting before the Rotary elub
at noon today, and Secretary J. w
Ezelle is expecting au audience of
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas . , ,
Furniture and Fixtures.........
Real Estate ...........
Redemption Fund..........
Premium on U. S. Bonds.......
Cotton Exchange maturing..... $ 53,029.13 I
Due from Federal Reserve Bank . . 175,040.32 . .
Cash in Vault and Other Banks . . 1,648.921.31 I
• Th* 4 ity* poor should be taken
eare ff with exactly the samne car* A
tbe Mr**fr. th* fire department and al
other necessary community work 18
taken care of ' said the Rev Fathev
non yesteriny afternoon at tne an-t"
nual meetinE of the United Charities
her. I am now IS years aid and
piven up by verybody to die.”
ben yo feel bad all over, etom-
MS right bad teat to your
M Mod echen, balsous, ate, try
oM. reltabie vegetabie ver med-
i yeu har beard mo much about
eAtord’u Rlack-Draneht Tew
med over end over again stole
a mm Eratetul Mara, who found
I erei rnOtt to them la their
stag Try Black -Draught fee
• At au <WggM
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AISTIN AMERICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1918.
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Loa Mr Deata paid yesterdaj and ali. lifta right out with th* flag
”Som« of these old timers say fhaters. without one particie of pain
we had better paints in those daya This freezone im a nticky subetance
than we have now and that boye had which dries th* moment it ia appiiei
a better chance to learn th* tradeand junt loosena the corn without in
then than in thene times, but I buyiflaming or even irritating the sur-
that paints are better thee days mil I rounding tinsue or skin He says a
quarter of an ounce will coat very
ttie at any of the drug stores, but
thin is sutficient to rid one's feet or
every hard or soft corn or callus.
You are ponitively warned that cut-
‘ ting oi puking at a com le a sulclal
। habit
thing else you can ute.
one or two teaspoonfulls will
eleanse th* heir and scalp thoroughly
p A HAgsimply molsten the heir with water
V. -A-and rub it in. It makes an abundance
of rich, creamy lather, which rinses
I out easily, removing every panicle of
. dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive nil
; Th* hair dries quickly and evenly, and
lit leaves the scalp soft, ana the hair
------------- fin* and’silky. bright, lustrous, fluff) 4
I and eany to manage
I You can get mulsified cocoanut oil
■ ■! M..— at any pharmacy, it’s very cheap, and
■■■■■*■■■ 1 few ounces will supply every mem-
| ber of the family for monrs.
coming into the market Some few,
painters had email power-grinding
mills, out moat of ue had to pi t aie
cur small grinders by boy-power *
Mr Iwata came to Austin 41 vea-n
ago- March. 117€ -when the populn-
tion was 1000, and has been a mastor
painter ever sine* He ha* been one
of Austin's prominent pointers
Mr bests I* 4 4 year* old and wa4
married In October. INTO, to Narah
shcppard of Austin They reside at
401 West Fourteenth street Mr and
Mrs Deats had eight children, eeven’
GREAT WELCOME FOR
HARRY LADDER TODAY
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Children’s low-necked Gowns, lace and embroidery trim-
med ................ 39C
Ladies’ Sweaters, Oxford and Cardinal. Sale price
only ........................ $1.95
dmb
dow are priced marked. The etsplee
ar* the joy of the housewife who Is
prudent and understands values The
•dock is fresh and clean, and carrien
with it the slogan of the Scarbrough
atore, th* best of goods at all times
From the viewpoint of ordinary lay-
men. the windows mark an epoch in
Austin Drouth conditions snd talk
of hard times would lead persons to
tuspect that the store would lessen
nther than tne rease its erficiency.
France pictures which are beingnut not so. The highest standards
shown An elderly lady came out and are being maintained, and will be con-
said that she saw her boy over there tinuea, it was declared
and she wanted to know if she could The display will be taken out of
buy the picture. There are many -he windows gradually beginning Sat-
boys in this picture snd ---- **' “md “ “
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Lot 8—Special lot of Gowns and Skirts that will
make this sale famous. While they .........$2.39
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