The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 81, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 15, 1934 Page: 4 of 4
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THK HASTROI' ADVERTISER. IIASTROI\ TEXAS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1\
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Booth Dry Goods Company
4i The Popular Price Store^
SPECIAL
in Men's liuberi:ed
(iaberdiiu Jackets
Light Tan Shade
and Fleece lined
worth $:■>.')() $ O,
Special a! w
PANTS
Men's Heavy Moleskin Pants $1.98
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ADVANCE WEATHER BULLETIN
Among those seeing the horse rur
es in Sequin Monday w «re Dr. A. ('.
Smith, Wynn olive, K. F. P«#rcy,
AU \ Waugh, W E Maynad. I**'
<Hivt-. I ri tl farter ami M Wilma For Ml I nitcd State-
Eskcw. | Monday, Nov. 19, l! .'54, cold and
Mr. and Mr- W. M. Ran.-omc of i clearing in we.-t, but warinc W|th
hall: spent the week-end in the -term disturbance, in east great lakes
h. no ol their patent-, Mr. and Mi j region? and the Ohio river valley; |
\\. Ii. Ransome and Mr. and Mr.-. S. ' Atlartic lope cle'v..
Tuesday, Nov, 20 -Become* clear-
er and lightly colder about central
and
Then
cle,
ar
: a in.-
1. Itrannon.
Mis. M. 1
•on* v; iteil
. '.aytoi
.ecently
with hei
with her
two _
i-ter, region.- and middle west, hut in far
Mrs, li mit;' Keller of near Smith- 1 northeast and the far northwest -tor-
| my and unsettled; in south moderat-
ing anil clear.
PHONE 89
BASTROP, TEXAS
LOCALSi
M and Mi . C, 1. Cartwright of ,
1 .aV' lie, < alM'"! i.i visited in the
■ionic of hi- brother, K. i>. Cartwright
■hi- week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. I". Cowen and lit
tie tiaught<' . and mother. Mrs. I,. I
('dwi n visited in San Antonio over
t lie week-end.
Mrs. \V. P. Ransonie and son An-
lie\\ 1 "i . will be guests in the hom
« f M . and Mr, . ,1. E. Williamson in
San \nt«>nio Friday, when they will
hcai Lawrence Tibbett. who will nj>
pear in concert at the Municipal An.
ditoi ium there Thev will be accom-
panied by Mrs, F. W. Deniaon, who
will visit in 'he home of her cousin,
Mrs. W. M, S eligson.
hr. ,1. II. Lawrence, se retary of
the Home Mission Hoard of the South-
ern Baptist Convention, spent Satur-
day in the home of Rev. and Mrs. P,
C. Bell.
Mi- Xenia h. It'll was a guest of
.M s Mare ('ronin a' Bartlett last.
Fridav. While *!,• -1 > she was the re-
cipient of an
Miss (.'ronin.
exquisite portrait of
Mi ,SS hudde 1!
. i :.iveivity was a week-end
the h >iiie of her parents,
Mi . ,1. ii. Bryson.
I'ry.-on of Texas
visitoi in
I)r. and
M.ss l.illie Mae Schaefe: and If
B. Phillips of Austin spent Sunday
in Llano,
F. J. Rnbensburg left today f< r a
hunting trip, with friends, near Fred.
mi icksburg.
Eugene Erhard in company with
his si 'ter, Miss Cora, returned Sun-
day fi 'in New York where Mr. Er-
; hard has been in a hospital there
undegoing an operation and treat-
ment on his eyes. His friends here
cjoiee over his return and hope that
his vision will be somewhat improv-
..a.
Mi. and Mrs. Richard Meek and
Mrs. W. h. House of Elgin were
guests of Mi. and Mrs. li. A. Schaef-
i or, Monday.
Atwatem
Kemt
I
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i
This amazing new com-
pact radio made liy At-
*alrr Kent hat the power
of a pianl. 11 bring*
lion* from h.il(-wa\ around
I hi- globe.
Onl) one of I be great
\ allteft Alu.itiT K •■•it o fleet
in up - to-1 In- •minute radio.
I.i t ii■* demonstrate Iioh
much pli a orr a new 1' !>
i .iilin ran gi e % on.
New 193.1 Mod. I N
S44.90
T erms
See The New Aircell-Battcry Battery Radios
FOR THE RURAL HOMES
i;lzni<:rs
"DEPENDABLE SERVICE"
ville.
Mrs. \\ M. S<■ • • 1 ik■ ii and Mr.-, (i
fitay aid s i. of San Antonio spent
Mi id.i; with relatives here. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. A.
J. Reynolds.
Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorpe Stavinoha
spent the week-end with relatives in
j Schulenbutg and Weimar.
Mr .1 R. Pfeiffer and daughter,
Miss Elsa B. spent Monday in l.lano
with Mr. and Mrs. J. I,. Renick.
Mr. and Mrs F. (I. Woehl visited
friend.- it La(!range Sunday.
hr. and Mi James Broun and
little on. Nicholas of Houston anil
mother, Mrs. Lena Barrow of Smith-
v'l'e in nt Tue day and Tuo-day
night in the home of Mrs, Mary
Spooner.
M> li M. Waugh is at the l>ri
kill hotel in Austin this week while
attending the State Federation of
Women's (.'lulls.
Mrs. E. -1. Rabensluirg left today
for a weeks visit with relatives in
Austin and Elgin.
I.eeent guests in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. 1. Mchariel, were Mr
and Mrs. W. Saunders of Llano and ,
Joe Barrj and daughter, Elizabeth
of Waco.
Mr. and Mrs. ('. H. Sehaefer of
San Antonio were Sunday guests of
Mr. aril Mrs. Alex Sehaefer.
Henry Bell of (lidding* is spending
the week at the bedside of his fath-
er II N. Bell, who has been critical
ly ill for the past ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. hurwood I.ane and
little daughter. Jo Ann, spent the
week end in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. I . Anderson. Mrs. L.'ine and
daughter remained for a more ex-
tended visit.
Frai'klin Darby Orgain of South-
western University, (ieorgetown, wa •
a weel; end guest in the home of hi.
parent . Mr. and Mr-. E. S. Orgain,
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Miller and son
of llou.ston were guests in the home
of M-. i\ Chalmeis over the week
end.
Mr. aid Mrs. Shad Medlin repre-
sented the Mexican Mission at the
llaptift A -ociationa" meeting in
Yoakum, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Sehaefer visit-
ed relatives in "nnroe last week-end.
(Jnests in the nomo of Mr. and Mrs.
('. A Ziegenhals, Sunday, were Mr.
and Mr.. R. W. Hackworth and Mr.
and Mrs. Solomon and daughter, of
Scaly, and Mr. and Mis. I!. ('. Wert
zner of Fayetteville.
Mr, and Mrs, (i. T. Kin^ of Cald-
well visited in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Sehaefer, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Sehaefer and
Miss Mildred ('loptor. spent Monday
in the home of Mr- Hettie ("loptoii
at Mel lade.
Miss Alleen Spence of Houston
spent the week-end witn relatives
and friends in Bastrop and Alum
l 'reek.
Mr, and Mrs. Oren Eskew and Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Eskpw were guest-
Monday of Mrs, Elizabeth Walter at
Fredericksburg.
Mrs. F. W. Armstrong of Platts.
burg, Mo., president of the Woman's
Missionary t f the Southern Baptist
Conven'ion, was a guest in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Shad Medlin
two days last week after attending
the Baptist Convention in San Anton-
io last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lock and familv
spent Monday in the T. H. Kimbrough
home.
Mrs. W. 0. Miley and daughter.
Miss Cora, and Miss Elva Clyde Lock
viisted in Austin Monday.
Guests in the ('. I Moncure h< me
over the week-end were Miss Julia
[Moncuie and Mis- Leah Moncure of
Texas Cniversity, Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Haral on and
I baby of Houston were week-end
j L'lir.-i • m the h"ine of Mrs, J. \. liar,
i alson.
Mr ai I Mr- J. P. Wood -.pent the
week-end with relative- in Corsicana.
Mi . \. G. Fowler and gnrndsot; ,
Jam< Wood and T. R. Fowler, Jr.,
< f Oakhurst spent Saturday night
with Mrs. W. J. Miley.
Mr. and Mi-. Edward Water-1 m
spent the week-end in Austin.
L"slie (laddis of <'o, 1 SO"> of the
C. t'. Camp nas been a pneumonia
patient in the local hospital ince
i;i t Thursday. He is improving ra-
pidly.
The many fiiend of Mr. .nd M .
Harr\ Lane of Chicago will regret
I to heai of the death of Mr. Lane*.
! father, Joseph O. Lane on Nov. 2.
M'\ Lane wa- one . th■ pi n- -r of
Chicago, having been in biisiiw--,
;tS7ii :. a jeweler and watchmaker.
He w;r deeply loved by lii family,
honored and ri peeled as ;t citizen
land a devoted chuivh member, liav
inr sevred a treasurer for ovri fifty
vars Duiiiur hi long and useful life
he saw Chi car' grow fiom i mud
! hole to a magnificiant city. His dau-
; ghtei in lau is the former Helen
Wauu'l P i 11 >p.
Ma te: ,T. C. Meuth of R, d Rock i
idl ing a- well as can be expected at
the local hospital. The \ ut'i" ma
is nffering f'oni a b iken let'i arm.
Tho e leaving early thi- morning
f ir a deer hunt beyond pearsall in
v wi i Judge Paul I Pa e.
' ;< : I!.' rt f-it'll .1 • i' -. S' ■ i I 1 i.
Cartwt . lit. Tax Collect. ||. M.
Gin 111'oi , I i -1 net ( lerk Vet no- E
Widne. day. Nov. 21 Nearly all
■ ntral parts of U. S. clear, but em
peraturi -lightly modeatiiur; in far
, imrthwi * -lightly unsettjed; cold
-totm in east and on upper Atlantic
| coast; in ,-outh clear.
Thui'diy. Nov. '22 Remains clear
'but with moderating temperatures in
i all the central and great lakes re-
j-j. i ; nils' 'tiled weather is in far
i 'then-' and on • nth Atlantic -en.
hoard.
Friday. Nov. 2-1 Most of central |
and great lake- regions clearing and
warmei; -torm on northeast Atlantic
i re; id > disturbance in the north
wi ten -tale-; nearly all south and
aithwest clear.
Saturday, Nov. 21 Mild disturban-
ce in northwest of central -lat« s, but
nearly all the country clear and in
general warmer; tin lis colder in nor-
thwest.
Sunday, Nov. 2a Disturbance in
'mountains and middle w ■ t, but near-
lv everv other part of C. S. clearing
nine clouds a.id light precipitation in
! Kiiith central states ai d Ohio river
I valley.
moderating in the west.
comes on a speil of gcneially
| weather, cvcepting few light
about the ii ii the;. I .-it us and uear
j the- Ozaik plateau JJiu; or 2'll'ii. I hi-
uiiu-ually clear wcath.-r . expected
to la-t all week and in la-t days turn
considerably winner. I einperatuies
vary considerably, but in general this
should be a week of very clear, mild
weather everyvshere.
!• nmi aroui <1 the 10th to the 2'>th
of the in >nth there should be smm un.
n daily mild weather in the-e rt
gioiis, excepting one short cold snap
I near the l'.ith in wot or 20th in east.
All week a remark:it)l> ■ ear spell is
expelled, accompanied at first h_v
a cold wave at d then ome very mild
temperatuies for tin -i a >ti yet ,-onie
light precipitation in a few spots a-
In ut central region.-. in northwe t
parts of central legii.n.-. middle and
far west sonic disturbance, yet dm -
not drift eastwardly, a - is usual, but
temains in west, while all east o n
tinues unusually clear and not very
cold, though somewhat vaiiable tem-
perature.- are expected.
JEWELRY
m
l or Texas and the Southwest
(Include Ark., I.a., Okla., N. Mex.l
Week of Nov. P.i to 2a. Hi.'!I, in
Tex a and 'he southwest begins rath,
i r cold and somewhat unsettled, in
the northeast •ections, though clear
SPANISH 11
Jas. P. Wood
Jeweler - Optometrist
Mr. and Mis. Joe Brooks were in
An tin. Wedne.-day right, where they
head hr. Cov lecture oil "Cotton In
Some time ago the Spanish II Cla—
met and decided t" -tart the Spanish
II club. Veilin Ingram was elected
president and A in \ Smith vice-pits:
dent. \ erda Holme.-, Secretary and
Pauline Bell, treasurer. We decided
upon the name of "Los Aquilas",
which means 'The Eagles." We have
been having good meetings and inter-
esting programs every Monday morn-
ing.
Our teacher, Mi-.- Jackson, lia.-
taught us ii few Spanish sang- which
we have enjoyed a great deal.
We wen very sorry to loose oni .
>ur pupils which was a wry hard jar,n~ nn* uncommon,
blow , since we had more fun with j possible the shot Schott
him than anyone el.-e in the cla-.-. | Schott himself.
we are think, however, that the
rom0 | Schott. shot, shot not Schott,
Many new items of Jewelry,
Glassware in EARLY AMERI-
CAN patterns, Silverware in
sterling patterns, 1847 Rogers,
and Community plate.
Ter beautiful patterns
China to select from.
of
'he Future," before the Austin Chap- I f
ter f Ame ican In-'itute of Banking
f v.hii'h Mrs. Brooks i- a member.
Thi- wa- Gene
waiting
back.
se
Sehaefer and
w ith h ipe that he will
SOMTIILm. Id MEMoRl/.E
Nott, though
1 ceitain wh
not.
it
was
not
but
i- 'till hard to be
shot and who was
Mr T. !' Smith and son, Jimmic.
of San Antonio spent tho week-end
•i the honv of Mr. and Mis. Frank
II Green.
by
=by was admitted a*
hospital this morn-
Mrs p. G. Cm
a patient to the
ing.
Mr and Mr.-. F. W. henison -pent
last Sunday and Monday in Liberty
'.rucsts of Mr. and Mrs. T. 11. Havnie
and Mr. and Mrs. Hei.ry Maynard.
Mrs. \V. E. Maynard and children
and Mi Alex Waugh were week-end
guest of relatives and friends in (
Beaumont.
F. A. Schoultz of Smithville is now
improving rapidly at the hospital
here.
Dr. J. G. myson is attending the
Southern Medical Association, which
is meeting in San Antonio this week.
I
i Bill I ock of A. & M. College pent
: last week-end in the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. lyock.
A duel was fought in Texas
Alex Schott and John N tt.
It was reported that N• 11 wa- - hut
and Schott wa- not. No doubt it
, bettei 'o be Schott than Nott.
There is a rumor, h wever, that
N'ott wa- j,,.i h,,t. thni'gh Sv'hott ad-
mit.- he shot Nott, which suggest
i that either the shot Schott shot at
Nott was not shot, or that N'ott
hot tn twithstanding.
It may appear, when the
comes on that the shot Schott shot
shot Nott, or, as accidents with fire-
\
wa
U
Fri.-Sat. Shirle\ Temple in
"NOW WI) FOREVER"
Stin.-Mon. Jack Oakie
"LOOKING FOR IROI BLK"
Tues.-Wed. I'redcric March.
Norma Shearer, i ha-. I.aughton
"BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE
STREET"
Mrs.
Abbey
in San
ter an
here.
Effit- lliggins and Mrs. Ii iger
have retuned to their lioine-
Angelo and San Antonio af
extended visit with relative.;
Rock is do-
oper-
| Julius Hartch of Red
[ing nicely, following a major
lation at the hospital here last week.
Mrs. F. W. henison spent several
i days in Austin this week attending
the State Federation as delegate from
the Reading Circle.
SPECIAL
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of
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"SIM°LEXI#
For Only '<p£ ,
JOki rlt\h
nr % 2. S 5 on 'I crrm
5 0c Dviwn . , 5 0c per Month
Texas Power & Light Co.
CLASSIFIED ADS
MAN WANTEh for Rawleigh
route of S0 > familie . Write immed-
iately. Rawle gh hept T\K 1 I SA.
Memphis, Tenn. .'t'J-EOW.'l i'>
FOR RENT Two fuini-hed toon -
or apartment. Garage. See Mrs. F.
G. Woehl. 33-2
F< iR A [,1, Pre -byt< rim church i
desires to sell their I'.stati lleatroln
(Jas Heatt r. E\"client condition. Rea- |
son for selling, too small for church, i
See or write JOHN LOGAN. :-ect.
LaGrange, Texa . H'J i
IfflSEBEBBE
m
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY
IGA MILK, TALL 3 for
.18
IGA CAKE FLOUR, pkg.-
.29
LEMONS, lc
each
MARSHMALLOWS, 8 oz.
.09
IGA BISCUIT FLOUR, 40 oz.
.29
SPUDS, 10 lbs.
17c
IGA BAKING CHOC., 8 oz.
IGA BAKING SODA, 1 lb.
.19
.08
iGA TISSUE PAPER, 3 rolls for .19
SUGAR, 20 lbs. $1.00
IGA A COFFEE
.21
IGA G COFFEE
.26
IGA PEAK COFFEE
.30
LETTUCE, 2 heads 13c
ARGO CORN STARCH, 1 ih. pkg. .09
IGA SALAD DRESSING, 8 oz. .10
BULK DATES, 1 !b.
.to-
k''M , II. J
V. Ash, C W
1 burg, Robe! t I
ward- and J.
ville.
P<| o Gil -e
• f M aumont
' here.
Mi G. A.
1".|,i w, (in n E- Is' w, J
E kew, (\ G Raben-.
Jenkins and 11. <'. Ed
|! I; -ankv of Soiiti
anil
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Mi
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■ itii g re
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at ive
Nlarb .rg r
w n is improving -lov.-ly
if G
at the !<
al
FOR RENT Furm hed apartment,
m del ?i coiivcniencr . hot and cold
.. a i . MRS. h \ LE TFRNER.
If you iTe replacing a wood cook
stove with a ga- stove, please give
u an opportunity t" hid on it.
iilgin «iadiiig I" '-I.
l-'oR SALE "exa Sf-ecinl Plant-
ing ( otton Seed $1.00 per bushel. This
otti-n ginned out over 40 percent lent
thi: vear. I, I. Vol NG. It. I, Ha
trop,'Texas. U2-4-1.00
Grapefruit, "s doz. 38c
CALUMET BAKING POWDER, 1 lb .22
PAI.MOl IVF. SOAP. 3 bars for A4
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP, giant 4 for .17
E. J. RABENSBURG
PHONE 81
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