The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 75, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 4, 1928 Page: 3 of 8
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THE BASTROP ADVERTISER. BASTROP, TEXAS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1928
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TEXAS WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
West -Contract cloned for firstly
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cheese plant in this section of state, i
Fort Worth 1'econ Company brings
' it. |,i • gusher flowing 24.0(H) barrel.<
I in Midkansas and Transcontinental's
No. 6-D Yates.
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international Sunday School Lesson
For October 7
P M'L IN EPHESUS
of
interim in
of another
brought to-
LClt 10:S-10. 1 8-20; Ephesians 1.11-16
Hy Kev. Samuel I). Price, D.D.
Closing his work at Corinth, Paul
took Aquila and Priscilla who had
l^rM his helpful friends there and left
tht'nt ;tt Ephesufl while he went for-
ward t" Vntioch in Syria. Thus tho
,efor i missionary journey was con-
cluded.
the third journey was under-
,gji, i 'I Paul found that Aquilla and
pr;- ilia had been making good usr
t|„i! time during the
p-ph- -:i- The nucleus
/tromr church had been
pother 'here. ... . .
"*'f,|i7""t henry that it does not mak"
am ifference what you believe if
onlv viu ate sincere had its refutal in
, milar incidents in Ephesus.
Apuli:md Alexandria Jew, bad at-
tract' 'I much attention bv his elo-
mirnt teaching along Christian lines.
r,i! a 1. r careful attention was given
to 1;j messages it was noted that es-
srr,:nl truths were lacking. On in-
quiry it developed that he knew only
the baptism of John, which was typi-
cal "f repentance from sin. ITe be-
lieved in .Tesus, and proclaimed him,
but had no knowledge of the Holy
Spirit. Aquila became his special
teacher; belief followed and in bap-
tj.. lie entered upon the larger spirit-
ual life. When Paul arrived h«
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Raccoon Bend Humble Oil Com- I")
pany Valley Oil Corporation's No. 3 i |m
Gutowosky came in flowing 1,000 bar- iM
rels pipe line oil daily.
Jacksonville—Two big gushers com
pletcd in Carey Lake oil field by Hum
hie Oil Company
El Paso $;J0,000 worth of new ma-
chinery and equipcment installed in
Sunlite Bakery.
l'asotex l'asotex 1'etroleum Com-
pany will expend $100,000 in improve-
ments and additions to refinery.
Galveston Estimated million ai. i
Booth Dry Goods Co.
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THE POPULAR PRICE STORE
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were absolutely worthless. They
were instructed in the Jesus way and
many believed in Him as their Savior
from sin. The people were called up-
on to evidence their new faith iti a
living Christ, whom Paul had actually
seen when near Damascus, by destroy-
ing these Diana Idols and the costly
charms that each tine had purchased.
The people showed that they were
sincere and relics of great value were
brought for burning in the public
ssuare. The fire was thus kept up for
days. The value of the things thus
di stroved was the equivalent of the i quarter bushels of wheat and other
ordinary pay for r,0,000 days of labor, grains will be shipped out of port
say 9250,000 in the reckoning of to-1 during the month,
'lay. 1
The second Scripture portion is Mercedes Big celebration marks
from Ephesi; ns. the letter which "lining of new steel bridge six miles
Paul wrote to those Christians during hen*
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twelve
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week,
work
Add simile
ticket ft if tin
found
who also knew only about
John They were asked, "Did ye re-
ceive the Holy Spirit when ye believ-
ed?" They too, were apt pupil" und
were blessed in their greater under-
stalling of spiritual things.
Paul found an indifferent audience
in the synagogue and changed his!
audience room to the school of Tyran-1
nuL Then things bean to happen.'
The central shrine of Diana was the!
col' - al temple in Ephesus. Idol
makers grew rich by carving images
of this goddess. Others worked on
the superstition of the people and sold
"writings" that were supposed to be
a charm that would e ffset any evil
influence. Naturally Paul's success i Cat Pant
cut into the shrine and charm busi-' money can
ness. The
Diana was
the first Roman imprisonment. That
entiri letter should be read with care.
Coleridge called it "one of the divin-,,
• st compositions of man." That Paul
did a truly great work in Ephesus is
evidenced by the fact that such a pro-
found epistle could be written to the
brethem in that City. In our
t- st P. ul indicates the goal before
each individual, even "a full grown
man. unto the measure of the stature
of the f'lllne; of Christ." The unity
of the Kingdom is al so set forth with
Christ. who is the he*d. There is an
essential place for every one in this
Kingdom building. Unity and love
can have their fullest expression as
all i.ecome "hi workmanship, created
in Christ Jcsu. for good works,"Eph., have telephone
2:10. [ ing $1,180,584.
Plumbers' Convention at At-
City has voted for a 40-hour
Do they mean forty hours of
or waiting for tools?
Brownsville Howell McCampbell
of Cameron County shipped 5h0 heat
cattle to Luredo recently.
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McC amey —Construction Inigins of fej.
large, t gasoline plant ever built. W "li'F
handle '0,000,000-cubic feet of gas
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lesson, and produce To.000 gallons of natural
gasoline, using twelve 400-h.p. |
i ngines.
Laredo New air mail service ex-1
tension to Mexico City will connect
with domestic service here.
Quitaque Farmers northwest of
here picking cotton.
Texas, New Mexico and Arizona will
improvements total-
LADIES' DRESSES—
Showing Ladies' New Fall Dresses
in Sport Styles and in the new mater-
ials, priced from—
$10.75 to $16.75
LADIES'
COATS—
Special values in Fur-
Trimmed, the newest
styles, priced—
Tulia New gymnasium wing com-
pleted on modern school plant here
raises value of building to $160,000.
Tulia New mail route i tabiisiml
here.
: As easy as getting a
World's Series.
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FOR SALE—A Master Huick tour-!
ing car Only run 3500 miles; in!
extra good condition for less than
half co-t. DR. II. B COMBS.
Plainview
modern home.
Car'i r
mpany in
We guarantee WILD CAT WORK
CLOTHES Wil.l Cat Overalls, Wild
to be the best value your
buy- that's why we have
people were told that the exclusive agency for them.
mly a myth and the idols. Holt Company.
Del Rio Ney freight station under I
ciii tiuction east >1 Main Street
Sabinal Pliu.s pro;c.i.- d for cfee-
ton of two moderi 11e'.v hot-Is.
•vxnsaji
Sabinal Paved road for th's vicin-
it\ under com.i ln'Mii >p.
Humble Local
J. M.! addition to care
i ncss.
lumber yard
r increased
builds
laisi-
WASHER. that ghank>ed
WASli
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!s
$16.75-$21.75
Ladies' Felt Hats —
$1.95 to $4.95
New Fall Merchandise in all depart-
ments—We ^ive Profit-Sharing Sil-
verware Coupons
Phone 8g=Bastrop, Texas
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The construction of the Wliirlpool Washes does away with tho center
Ik st. leaving nothing to hinder clothes in their lively motion around
the tub. Hence they turn over—in a whirlpool once every 17 1-2
seconds. Kight pounds of clothes washed iti five minutes —the aver-
age family wash done in one hour!
Telephone us for a FREK demonstration in
your home' You must see this washer oper-
ate to really appreciate its advantages.
' saves tline and ener-
gy for the housewife
it s easier on elothes.
()nl va small down pay-
ment necessary. Bal-
ance on easv terms.
TODAY
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"It's the washer for convenience"
Texas Power & Light Co.
" Your Fleet ric Servant
STATEMENT
Of The Ownership, Management, Cir-
culation, Etc., Required Hy The Act
Of Congress Of August 24, 1012.
Of The Hustrop Advertiser publish-
ed weekly at Bastrop, Texas for
October i, 1 t 2H.
State of Texas,
County of Bastrop.
Before me a Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared .1. O. Smith, who,
having been duly sworn according • >
law, deposes and says that he is the
owner of the Bastrop Advertiser and
that the folowing is, to the best of his
knowledge and belief, a true state-
ment of the ownership, management j
of the aforesaid publication for the
date shown in the above caption, re-
quired by the Act of August 24, 11128.
embodied in section 111, Postal Laws
and Regulations, printed on the re-
verse of this form, to wit:
1. That the names and addresses f
the publisher, editor, managing editor,
and business manager are:
Publisher, J. O. Smith, Elgin.
Editor. H. A. Schaefer, Bastrop.
Managing Editor, H. A. Schaefer.
Bastrop.
Business Managers, D. B. Smith,
Elgin.
2. That the owner is: J. O. Smith,
Elgin Texas.
3. That the known bondholders,
mortgagees, and other security hold-
ers owning 1 per cent or more of
total amount ofbonds, mortgages, or
other securities are none.
J. O. SMITH.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 4th day of October, 1928.
Ix*na Rivers, Notary Public
of the next term thereof this Writ,
with your return thereon, showing
bow you have executed the same.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said Court at office in Bastrop,
levas, this the riI dnv of October, A.
I). I! 2K.
TIONAL JONES, Clerk.
County Court, Bastrop Count,;, Texas.
Shoes in Color
Deep rich shades of blue, green, red
and unusual shades of brown are seen
among the newest shoes for fall, for
Fashion decrees it's smart for shoes
to match the costume.
They're WILD CATS for wear; that,
is why we took exclusive agency for
WILD CAT WORK CLOTHES.--J. M.
Holt Company.
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with the
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Broader Brims Also Appear
Among the late arrivals are also
soft felts with slightly lower crowns
and brims that, while they retain
their short backs and fronts, broaden1
perfectly at the sides.
A pickpocket, when arrested for
practicing his art, said he was only
doing so in an attempt to raise money I
for his bail bond. That's what we call
enterprise. i
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We sell WILD CATS exclusively
-they're built for style and wear.
Have you seen them?—J. M. Holt-
Company.
No. °ik:?7
CITATION ON APPLICATION FOIt
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To The Sheriff or any Constable of
Bastrop County. Greeting:
You Are Hereby Commanded to
cause to be published once each week
for a period of ten days before the re-
turn day hereof, in a newspaper of
general circulation, which has been
continuously and regularly published
for a period of not less than one year
in said Bastrop County, a copy of the
following notice:
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To all persons interested in the
Estate of Dan W. Moore, Deceased,
J. L. Cole has filed in the County
Court of Bastrop County, an applica-
tion fur Letters of Administration
upon the Estate of said Dan W.
Moore,, Deceased, which will be heard
at the next term of said Court, com-
mencing on the first Monday in De-
cember A. I). 1! 2X, the same being
ths 3rd day of December A. I). 1!«2S,
at the Cou't House thereof, in Bas-
trop, Texas, at which time all persons
interested in said estate may appear
and contest said application, should
they desire to do no.
Herein Fail Not, but have you be-
fore said Court on the said fir*t dayi
he Was Ready
How About You ?
The "Minute Man" of early Revolu-
tionary days was always ready to
cope with any emergency that
threatened his personal Liberty and
Welfare. His success, in part, ac-
connts for that great Freedom that
is ours today.
Apply His Principles to Yourself—
Are voujl' I NAM IAL1A ready to cope with either
Advereity orjsudden Opportunity? Can you face the
future and say. "Let come what may. "Fin prepared?"
It not now's the time to open an Account with I S.
CITIZENS
STATE BANK
of Bastrop
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Schaefer, H. A. The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 75, No. 19, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 4, 1928, newspaper, October 4, 1928; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth206607/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bastrop Public Library.