Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 57, Ed. 1 Friday, December 22, 1922 Page: 2 of 6

                                
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THE BROWNWOOD BULLETIN DECEMBER 22 1922
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WE COLLEGE GIRL'S CHRISTMAS
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fant and colorful soft and air ytrimmings make- them anneal
to all. .
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Mortuary
' JOSEPH. JiQISfHKK.
J8QIh 4vrischie died at 3:45 p. m.
"Tlwirday after "a prolonged illness.
Its funeral services will be condirt-
ea at the Catholic church Saturday
imine at 10 o'clock after which the
'Kaiglits of Pythias will take charge of
services to be held at Greenleaf Cem-
Otory. The pall bearers for the funer-
" a witl be J. C. Weakley. V. Hardy
Henry Lafferty. AV. J. Odell V. P.
Mfcrphey and P. A- G'.anville
Mr. Krischke was a resident of
.Brownwood for a long period of 3'ear?r
leaving here about ten years a;-.o and
aoing tp Par'."; Texas. He was exten--lively
engaged in tlie business of cor--tractin?
and building while here hav-
superintended the construction of
ne BulleJin.Jjuildinsr and many.ctrers
in the Browinrood countrv. '"tie was
quiet and unassuming and possessed
I :. We've Got Cm !
Nice fat Turkeys
Oysters Too
Parlor Market
1015
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Jus Received A Cart
I Of Cedar Chests! I
j Plenty Of The Small Ones I
I On The Floor Tomorrow I
I $3.00 and $3.50 I
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Phone 47 I
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days delighting in the "newness" 5
of these. v newest of mid-seasons do
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VELVETS
Luxurious 4damty  lustrous
and
withal expressing that exquisite
refinement that makes one
wearing the "Jennings Frock.
the friendship and confidence of a
largecircle of Iriends in Brownwood.
He wa&Kshiunch "Catholic and a mem-
ber of the Knights of Pythias Lodge.
OPCORS CONFECTION.

Is good only when it is fresh. We
nave procured tne lormuia tor
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ing "the-..' celebrated Pop Corn
Crispettes nhd make them fresh daily.
For sale by aJl the leading drug- j
gists and grocers. ; an(j a iarge delegation of Valley citi-
Try a package; if not satisftal your  2ens wjjj g0 t0 Austin. The proposed
money will be cheerfully refunded i park will be the southern terminus
CHAS. TOBLV and T. E. TERRELL  0f the Old Spanish Trail and the
59p ' ) officers of the Old Spanish Trail Asso-
j t-iation are assisting in the work of
Holly al :. per ponml: holly organizing the project
wreath's. "0e and 7.1c. Rroirnoodj The area now comprises four plan-
Floral ('omnanv. Phone 249. tations the Southmost. one of the
Buy your fruit at Tulley
Confectionery.-
Embrey's
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NATIONAL
FOR
i GRANDE VALLEY
IS PLANNED BK CLUBS
VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
AM) WOMEX'S 0 R G A XI Z ATION S
- PROMOTE MOVE.
(By Associated Press)
BROWN.SVILLE Dec 22.. A na-
1 tionnl park for the Lower Rio Grande
Valley is the slogan adopted by the
Valley Federation of Women's Clubs
the Old Spanish Trail Association.
) and practically every civic organiza-
i tion in. the Rio Grande Valley
i A -movement was stnrted by the
I Valley Chamber of Commerce at a
recent meeting to obtain state eo-
jopeiation in the purchase of 3000
i acres or land eignt nines uown me
Rio Grande from .Brownsville this
land to be turned over to the federal
government for a national park. A
recent resolution by congress pre-
vents Ihe federal government from
purchasing land for this purpose but
it can accept the land from the state
and provide for its maintenance as a
national park.
The proposed national park is
bounded on three sides by the Rip
Grande river and is in the form of a
rough triangle. The point of the tri-
angle is the most southerly point on
the mainland of the United States with
the possible exception of a mile or
two of mangrove swamp on the south-
ern extremity of the Florida penin-
sula. In the proposed national park
is the famous Rabb palm grove the
i largest natural palm grove in the
United States.
I The entire area presents a scene
of tropic beauty. Gigantic palms
thrive in the rich soil of the Rio
Grande delta and the entire area is
covered with rich heavy vegetation.
feix lalces and lagoons in some past
period river beds of the Rio Grande
wind through this triangle the shores
. a mass of towering palms vines and
flowering plants.
The proposition will be presented
to the Texas legislature early in Jan-
uary and the state will be asked to
purchase the land and transfer it to
the federal government- Every sec-
tion of the Valley is organized for the
purp0se of presenting this proposition
inore. intensively cultivated farms in
the YpUey the Rebb plantation and
the Sinner and Brulev nlantations.
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Lew City" Name of
Business Section
on Residence Street
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a rapidly expanding section of com-
i mercial enterprises on Austin avenue
iat the High ScliooL The establish-
ment of business houses there was
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oegun uy low a mue more uian
a year ago and the section now in-
cludes a drug store modern filling
station meat market two grocery
stores and a new brick building which
is neuring completion and will be oc-
cupied by one or more business enter-
prises. The development of the smaller
business enterprises in the residential
section of tlie city has been marked
during the past -year and "Low City"
is rapidly assuming the proportions
of a residential business section such
as may be .seen In the larger cities of
the state The operators of tho vari-
ous businesses report a flourishing
trade.
For Your Christmas Baking Use
ALBATROSS FLOUR
"Best on Earth."
Get it at all good groceries.
A VERY APPROPRITE
GIFT
For your friends or family.
One full year's subscription to the
BULLETIN anywhere in Texas
Only-r$4.95-r-Only
Begin withtomorrow our Christ-
mas edition.
BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
MUCH MATERIAL
lEVELOPMENT IN
GOOD YEAR 1922
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has been developed in a large way
and is now reckoned as ono of thu
important fields of the southwest.
Many wells are producing a high
grade oil and several wells are ex-
pected to come n during the- earlier
part of the coming" year. Oil develop-
ment in Brown county has assumed
three important phases the north
Brown county field the deep tests
now being made in the shallow field
near Brownwood notably on Hall
Mountain by the Midway Oil Com-
pany and in the suburbs of Brown-
wood where the Jordan well is. at-
tracting attention. Other locations
have been secured in the vicinity of
the Jordan well and it is understood
this part'cular area will be developed
during the .coming year.
Prospective.
Many things might be mentioned as
in contemplation for 1!)23. It has been
suggested that the Cottcn Belt rail-
road extend its train service to
Brownwood by way of Comanche us
the Cotton Belt passenger train that
runs from Waco to Comanche gets to
Comanche early in th0 night and
stands there until the following
morning- Why not run over the Frisco
tracks to Brownwood? Of course the
Frisqo people might not want such an
arrangement but ii it could be done
t would give direct connection with
Waco and also open a new route to
Houston and other South Texas
points. ' . .
Then .there is. the ever present ex-
tension problem of the road ro.m May
to Rising Star. At first blush-it seems
.that this would be a payng propo-
sition but from some cause the pro-
ject has not been pushed.
There are many other things i
contemplation and as time passes
during the coming year the Bulletin
will mention each and do its part to-
wards boosting all worthy enter-
prises. Oueer Sounds Heard
When Screech Owl Is j
Captured in Rat Trap
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 13. A trap j
.set in a downtown office here to catch j
rats snapped on a ful-grown screech ;
owl recently. 1
There had been buttering eery nois-i
es emanating from -the ollice at night.!
Employes in an adjoining engraving
office who frequently worked late
hear the. "ghost" sounds.
 Each morning papers were strewn
over the room where the owl was
caught. The -windows of the office
were left open and it is presumed that
the owl made nightly visits to catch
the rats in the trap until its demise re-
sulted in the same trap.
Tomorrow
Doll Day
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At Loonev's
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Big assortment for
both premiums and
for sale.
Former Citizen
Brownwood Dies
at San Antonio
The following dispatch is of interest
to the older citizens of Brownwood:
"San Antonio Dec. 21. Jerry C.
Green n l years old a native of Bren-
ham and for five years a resident of
San Antonio di.ed yesterday in a lo-
cal hospital. He is survived by a sis-
ter Mrs. J. V. Hewett and two
brothers O. II. -and E. L. Green all of
San Antonio."
Mr. Green lived in Brownwood for
several years and he and his family
.are. well known here.
Cross Plains Boy
Writes Good Stories
for High School Paper
Among the several Interesting con-
tributions to the Christmas number
of "The Tattler" Brownwood High
School student publication are two.
stories by Robert E. Howard a mem-
ber of the Senior class. "Golden Hope
Christmas" is the title or the bet' or
of the two stories telling briefly of
the career of an old-t'me desperado.
.The little -story is vell written and
the theme is we'l chosen.
Young Howard's homo is in Cross
Cross Plains. Ho is a son. of Dr. and
Mrs. L M. How in!. His lUerarv work
in Brownwood High School is being
dene with a iew io undertaking;
journalism as his life profession.
Best and cheapest fruit in town at
Tulley Embrey's Confectionery.
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Shop late and enjoy the rush.
The Storm is Coming !
Tomorrow is
Your Last
Day
For shovpins before
Christmas
Our stock will sup-
ply your every Gift
want.
Store open until ten
o'clock Saturday
mgnt.
Armstrong
Jewelry Co.
ONLY 1 DAY i
! In Which To Get That Gift! I
Wish her a Merry Chr 'sljnas with Beautiful living-room Furniture.
A complete line in Fibre Frosted Mahogany Mahogany Cane Back
Tapestry and Valour Vpholsterings.
Suits Ranging from $90.00 to $200.00
See our window for the beautiful display.
AUSTIN
SPECIAL
For tomorrow only we have made a big reduction- in?
the price of. boy's wagons and tricycles.
Nothing makes a nicer;
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an Silverware. We nave
ROGERS
COMMUNITY
KEEN KUTTER
Flashlights with the 300 feet range. Standing in front
of our store we illuminated the top of the First. National .
Bank building two blocks away with one of them.
With every cash purchase you receive National Certificates that when
redeemed are equivalent to 4 per cent of your purchase.
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! Left-handed people are more sub-
i ject to high blood pressure than right
I handed ones scientists say.
Holly at 35 per pound: holly j
ureal lis. 50c and 75c. Hrouinvoodi
Floral Couipau. Phone 49.
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No matter how well planned one's Christmas list may-
be last minute demands try the soul. Perhaps these
items will fill your needs.
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Bags Combs Jewelry
Perfumes Garters Handkerchiefs Blouses Dresses gg'
Suits Petticoats Silk Underwear Silk Gloves Hats gg
Coals Neckwear- Camisoles Beauty Requisites Pow- gg
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The Shop of Or iginal Modes
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or more enduring presents
a nice selection in tne
Bamboo has been found useful in
reinforcing concrete oiles along- Chi-
nese railways. -i
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