The Lubbock Avalanche. (Lubbock, Texas), Vol. 22, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 20, 1921 Page: 2 of 20
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Tl IE LUDBOCK AVALANCHE. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1921
At the
Lindsoy Theatre
Saturday
Night
COMMENCING AT 7 P. M.
.A Thomas H. Ince Special
HOBERT BOSWORTH
in
BELOW THE SERVICE
Continuous Show
at the
Saturday
A Robertson-Cole Special
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
-in
BLACK ROSES
How a bride wa kept prisoner by bondage
of will alone controlled by the spell of
hypnotism.
Remains of Mitch
Brooks Will Arrive
j Here at Early Date
i The body of Corporal Joel P.
(Mitch) Hrooks a son of Mrs. A. L.
11 rooks of thin city arrived in the
States a few days ago and word has
been received here to the effect that
the body left llohoken N. J. Oeto-
bcr the lHth. Upon arrival in Lub-
bock the body will be taken In charge
by the Allen brothers Post of the
'. American Legion and a military fun-
' era! will be conducted.
Corporal Urooks was in service
with the Company "C" 315th Sig-
nal Batallion . and it was while he
was on duty on a sifrnal tower that
he met his death from shrapnel
! wounds September the 22nd 1918.
The father of the deceased soldier
was instantly killed when he fell from
a scaffold while working on the Farm-
ers National Dank Building in this
city in 1919.
ELIASVILLE SWEPT
AWAY BY FLAMES
Eliasville Young Co. Texas Oct.
13. Flames swept by a strong wind
practically wiped out the town of
Eliasville this morning. The fire
started in the second story of a build-
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JIMMY BOSSEY (
Announces
1 The Sale of His Business in Lubbock to 1
T. J. DAY
1 Mr. Bossey will go to Dallas and arrange
1 matters pertaining to taking charge of the
Eatabol Candy Company's business in the
1 Panhandle territory and will make head-
quarters in Lubbock.
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ing occupied by a furniture and hard-
ware store. The loss will reach nearly
$1000000.
Ten blocks of business buildings
and a large portion of the residential
section of the town were destroyed.
It is estimated that at least 1500 per-
sons are homeless tonight as a result
of the conflagration.
In response to an appeal from Elias-
ville citizens fire apparatus arrived
from Graham and Breckenridge. The
First State Bank Building the larg-
est structure in the town was saved.
RIX SECURES MORE HELP
FOR RECORD DEPARTMENT
Miss Lavcrna Warren who has for
some time been connected with the
Fdison and Columbia Phonograph
Record Department of the McCarty
Furniture Company of Abilene has
recently accepted a position with the
Rix Furniture and Undertaking Com-
pany of this city and will hereafter
be with the Record department of the
Lubbock store.
Lee Sowell made a business trip
to Southland Sunday.
PREPARE FOR WINTER!
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Those Long Winter Evenings
keep your home warm and cos'y with a
1
pOLFQ
ORIGINAL
ORIGINAL
HOT BLAST HEATER
7 'HE health of your family depends upon properly heated
rooms warm floors. The maxirrurr. radiation low base
heat air tight construction and Hor Biasi Combustion insure
even temperature in all parts of the room at al. times
And besides Cole's Ordinal Hot Blast Hearer is pun ran teed
to consume one-third less ruu titan any undcrdnf' stcve on
the market guaranteed to hold fire t jt thirvy six liours.
Let us ifuu cu youri today.
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COLE-MYRICK HARDWARE
& IMPLEMENT COMPANY
Citatioa by PuMicalioa
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable of
Lubbock County Greeting:
You Are Hereby Commanded to
summon Mazie McKinley by making
publication or this t nation once in I
each week for four successive weeks S3
previous to the return day hereof in 33
some newspaper published in your 3
County if there be a newnpaper pub- S3
lished therein but if not then in any S3
newspaper published in the Seventy- 32
second Judicial District; but if there !
be no newspaper published in said
Judicial District then in a newspaper !s
published in the nearest District to:3S
said seventy-second Judicial District
to appear at the next regular term I S3
of the District Court of Lubbock j S3
County to be holden at the Court 13
House thereof in Lubbock Texas.
on the second Monday in December. 1
A. D. 1921 the same being the 12th. i 5
day of December A. D. 1021 then i 3
and there to answer a petition filed)
in said Court on the 6th day of Jan-
uary A. D. 1921 in a suit numbered 3
on the docket of said Court No. 1410 33
wherein H. B. McKinley Jr. is Plain-.
tiff and Mazie McKinley is Defen- 3S
dnnt and said petition alleging that 3j
plaintiff has been an actual bona 3
fide inhabitant of Texas more than i
twelve months and a resident of S3
Lubbock county more than six months 3
prior to filing his petition herein. !
That he was lawfully married to de-1 7
fenrtant on the 9th. day of April 1920
and lived together as husband and S3
wife until the 10th. day of April 53
1920 when defendant left plaintiff
to return to her former home in Hill S
county. Texas for the purpose as S3
sho told this plaintiff of getting her S3
perioral effects and thereafter re- S3
turning to plaintiff in Lubbock Tex-; S3
S. j S3
That soon after defendant left this S3
plaintiff to return to her former 3S
hi-nie sho notified plaintiff that she
did not intend to return to him and S3
thereupon plaintiff started an in- 3S
vestigalion to ascertain the cause of
her said conduct and thereafter learn-
ed that at the time of hi-r said mar-
j riage to the plaintiff herein she 33
was the wife of one Robinson z3
who residi's in Hill county Texas and 3
whose given name is not known to S3
plaintiff and she could not Ideally i3
he'-ome the wife of this plaintiff. j
That since the 10th. dav of April '
' 1920 this plaintiff has never .n
defendant and has rot lived with TZ
her as his wife sin'e said da'e and r3
since as eriaining that she is the w ife ;
of another he can not and will not
live with her agun That by reason. 3
of defendant's d'eitful conduct in1 r5
'attempting to niarry this plaintiff
while she was the wie it another -3
; uhe has rendered their lis ing together "
1 unsopoortable. 1
j l'laintiff prays for judgment for: 3
; divorce: for costs of suit etc. 3:
I Herein Fail. Not but have before 3
said Court at its aforesaid next reg-
j ular term this writ with your return
thereon showing how you have ex-
ecuted the same. 32
Given I'nder My Hand and the Seal 3
of anid Court at office in Luhbor k 1
Texas this the l.r.th day of October
A. D. 1921.
(Seal) 1 S3
LOUIE F. MOORE Clerk.
District Court Lubbock County Tex- 3
as . 1 7-4 ! S3
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MOTHER! CLEAN
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH I
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Even a i k child loves the "frtii'y"
tiiste of "California Fig Syrup." If
the little tonirue is coated or if your
child is litb"S crosv feverish full
of cold or has colic give a tea-spoonful
to cleanse the liver and bowels.
In a few hours you can see for your-
self how thoroughly it works all the
constipation poison sour bile and
waste out of th- bowels and you have
a well playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep "Cali-
fornia Fig Syrup" handy. They know
a teaspoonful today saves a si' k child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist for
genuine "California Fig Syrup"
which has directions for babies and
children of all ages printed on bot-
tle Moiher! You must aay "Cali-
fornia" or you may get an imitation
fig syrup. 10-20
TWO FREIGHT CARS
BROKEN INTO SATURDAY
Some time Suturduy niitht two
freight cars in the Sunta F freight
yards were broken and two caddies
of tobacco and pop rrn were stolen.
The robbery was discovered Sun-
day and offi crs who were on the
lookout found where the tobacto had
been sold to several parties on the
street but none of the purchasers
could locate the par'v or parties from
whom they bought the tuba to.
Night Wat 'lmian Totn M. Kinney
rounded up eleven sui'eits and ga' ";s
theni a free mhts lodging in the . i
county jail flmduy nittht. Ilownver I !
Monday niorniriir they were all turn-? j
d out afier each gave a food ac-.
count or MiiiM-lr.
Ihe auiiHiitinn la they were ra
touriata I'aMing through.
1
en's and Boys'
CAPS
Sweater Coats Jersey
Sweaters Overcoats
There's goinp to be a lot of buy-
ing of the above named goods right
away. Some morning we're all go-
ing to get out into a blue norther and
nobody is intending to suffer for
want of warm clothing this winter.
YOUR BOY WILL WANT ONE
FOR SCHOOL
Sweater goods are warm and if
!hey are of the right sort of goods
;hey are serviceable. School boys
and girls will wear sweater coats
and jersey sweaters for mothers and
fathers-know they will stay warm
and save dollars in other valuable
clothing.
Our Stock Is Complete
Warm Clothing at
the Right Price
We have opened new shipments
of warm clothing including sweat-
ers for boys and girls as well as men
and women colors to suit made of
proper materials to assure warmth
and comfort priced from very low
to moderate.
Special Prices on
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
We have numerous bargains to of-
fer in Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and
before you consider purchasing else-
where step in when in town and see
what we have and get our prices. If
we can save you money you should
be glad and we sincerely believe we
can.
Biggest Shoe Bargains
of the Season
We have recently went through
our Shoe stock and can truthfully
announce that no matter what style
quality or price of shoe you want for
anv member of the family we can
fill the bill to a "T.'
BETTER VALUES
'BETTER PRICES -
ALL THE TIME
The Cash Dry
Goods Co.
DOG 11th St. (North Side Square)
Lubbock Texa.1
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Dow, James L. The Lubbock Avalanche. (Lubbock, Texas), Vol. 22, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 20, 1921, newspaper, October 20, 1921; Lubbock, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth288480/m1/2/?q=MISSOURI+CITY: accessed July 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .