Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 185, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 23, 1911 Page: 3 of 4
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.TtJHlAYtJUY m 1911.
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I DON'T BUY A DRESS J
THREE TOWNS AFTER
PRESBYTERIAN MEETING
Or t7ie materia! to make one With-
out first coming here for suggestions
Yotf have your own ideas re-
garding dress materials. You
have a pretty good idea of the
kind of dress you want. You
know the weight the weave
color or combination of colors
that is most becoming. You
know about what price you
intend to pay.
You will appreciate our
display of
SPRING AND SUMMER FABRICS
lOc the yard up to $2.50
See the new worsted taffetas
panamasr mohairs and man-
nish novelties the beautiful
gray suiting brown mix-
tures or in wash goods.
Make it a point to exam-
ine the many pretty color-fast
patterns in ginghams dimi-
ties chaillies and silk and cot-
ton fabrics for evening or
graduation or summer dress.
Texas Could Get tfext Assembly For
Asking Say Conmtfssloii.
' ers.
Louisville; "Ity. May 22. The fourth
day's session of the general assembly
of the Presbyterian church In the
United States began today ith the
hearing of committee reports.
The rest of the session will be de
voted to disposing of tho recommen-
dations of committees. As the time
draws near for the selection of the
next place of meeting the representa-
tives of the states which are. trying to
get the next assembly grow more ac-
tive. The fight has narrowed down to
Richmond Va. and Bristol Tenn. al-
though the Chattanooga men are mak-
ing a stubborn fight.
Texas a majority of the commission-
ers say could have the next assembly
for the asking Inasmuch as Rev. Ju-
nius French D. D. was defeated for
the moderatorshlp but according to
tho Texas representatives Fort Worth
would bo the only available place and
as the general assembly met there in
1905 they do not feel disposed to ask
for it.
We Tflll giro you tho recipe- for
whole wheat bread from compressed
yeast Phone or ask our solicitor.
Looney Merc. Co.
Authentic Styles in Millinery and Ready-to-Wear
R.
. Rogers
FORMER STUDENT WILL
DELIVER AXXUAL ADDRESS.
X C. Stone a prominent attorney of
Okmulgee Ok. will deliver the Liter-
ary address on commencement day
May 31st at Howard Payne College.
Mr. Stone graduated at Howard Payne
in 1897 after which ho taught Latin
and Greek In that Institutioa for some
time. He Is also a graduate- of the
Chicago University and is an accom-
plished and talented gentleman. His
brother Duke Stone" also a graduate
of Howard Payne and at present en-
gaged in practice of law at Oklahoma
City Okla. has accepted an Invita-
tion to visit our city during the com-
mencement exercises and will deliv-
er the Alumni address to tho students
at their banquet at the. Plaza Hotel
on Friday night.
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See our art window for the beauti-
ful Graduation novelties greetings.
L folders etc. Harlow's Art Store.
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Special sIe Matting 4rt Squares.
$4.00 kind 9 x 12 for
$6.00 kind 9 x 12 for
$1.00 kind 38 x 72 for
$2.50
$3.50
50c
Lace curtains and curtain goods 25 to 50 per cent
discount
DenasBais Furniture Company
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BILLION DOLLAR FOND
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Short Orders
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i Dedicate liadger Monument
j Vlcksburg Miss. May 22. Wiscon-
sin's $100000 monument ih the VIcks-
1 burg National Military Park was ded-
jicated today tho forty-eighth anni-
versary of Gen. Grant's famous charge
;in which tho Wisconsin troops had a
prominent part. Thirteen regimental
'and battery memorials and seven
' markers for Badger state troops wero
also dedicated today. Gov. McGovern
j and other distinguished officials and
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veterans of Wisconsin Gov. Noel and
For Gootl
Regular Meais
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Ail Kinds of
Fancy Pastry
Insure Your Property
I other prominent MIssisslppians and
j representatives of tho War Depart-
ment at Washington took part In the
! ceremonies. Many confederate veter-
! ans were present by special invitation
'of the Wisconsin commissioners.
The big monument Is pronounced
one of tho finest and most attractive
In the national park and Capt. W. T.
Higby president of tho park is loud
in his praises of Wisconsin's generos-
ity in voting $100000 for the erection
of so magnificent a memorial.
House to rent Three good houses
all In different parts of town Phone
301 Looney Merc. Co.
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Against FIro and Lightning
Against Wind and Hail.
Treat your horse and cow. to new
crop oats hay they will appreciate it.
Tho price In ten bale lots and over is
quite reasonable. Phone Will H. Mayes
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Hardeman & Davi
Successors to E. B lenley & Co.
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Rubber hose garden tools lawn.
mowers and lawnlng tools of all
.kinds at Looriey's.
j You never have that tired feeling if
'you begin tho day with a cup of
Walker-Smith Co's. A-l coffee.
Leave your orders early for com-
mencement flowers. Mrs. C. L. Stef-flns.
j There are men conspicuous by their
( absence but DAIRY bams lard and
breakfast bacon are conspicuous in
'every grocery house In Brownwood.
Secretaries Estimate Amount Itcquir-
ed In Plants to Handle Ran
Material.
By educating jobbers merchants and
consumers throughout Texas to de-
mand Texas made goods when possi-
ble to secure them the Texas Com:
merclal Secretaries Association has
begun a $1'000000000 factory cam-
paign for factory investment in Tex-
as In 1912.
In a letter being circulated broadcast-
over the state the association
says:
"The amount seems large but not
too large for Texas Our farmers haul
$1200000 worth of raw material to
tho foreign factories per day; our
forests furnish tho lumber for the fur-
niture and woodwaro factories of the
Xorth; a railroad is now being con-
structed from the gulf to the iron ore
fields of East Texas and our ore will
soon bo running the iron furnaces of
the East. It will take moro than $1-
000000000 invested in manufacturing
to work up the- raw material now be-
ing shipped out of the state and we
have only one-fifth of our area under
cultivation and our minerals are
practically untouched' but $1000000-
000 is quite sufficient for a starter.
"The association will begin with a
statewide campagn for the patronage
of home Industries and merchants
Jobbers and consumers in Texas will
be urged to- demand goods that are
made In Texas whenever possible to
do so. The homo patronage of. our
present factories would result in
flooding them with orders and enable
them to enlarge their plants and mako
It much easier to secure factory In-
vestment. Every citizen in Texas can
Join In this campaign and by patron-
Ing home Industry get better goods
and cheaper goods as well as provide
a homo market for our farm products.
Tho campaign tor patronizing home
industries will bo carried on vigorous-
ly until tho whole state gets the 'fac-
tory spirit" and then attention will
be turned toward bringing factories
to Texas.
"Tho association has had under ad-
visement for sorao time the organiza-
tion of a delegation of strong business
men of Texas to visit tho manufactur-
ing and financial centers of tho North
and East and bring them face to faco
with Texas' opportunities. . Governor
Colquitt has agreed to head the dele-
gation and the committee will go this
fall or as soon aB our citizenship gets
In lino with progress by demanding
that our factory products bo 'made In
Texas.' A trip of this sort will go a
long ways toward setting Texas right
with tho outBldo world.
"Texas is today the most Inviting
field on tho globo for capital and
when our opportunities are understood
and our citizenship ready to wolcome
factory investments by patronizing
their products we will experience no
difficulty in building up a civilization
that will bo the marvel of the Twen-
tieth century."
See tie" recipe for whole wheat
gems In this Issue.
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THE GIRL AND THE GOWN
are attractive and neat likewite the La France Shoe
the has od her feet.
Make your appearance attractive by wearing La France.
Season's showing now ready a bewildering bewitch
log variety of supremely superior shoes from which you
can choose a suitable style for any gown and for any
occasioa.
Extnuae La Fnaee Style 5846 a pt etty tnd popular poop in
Blck Sued. We ill o carry it in Paramount Patent Kid
White Buck and Canvas.
Looney Merc. Co.
To Consider Peace Tact.
London May 22. If John Bull's
fifth Imperial Conference lives up to
what is expected of it the great gath-
ering Inaugurated so auspiciously to-
day will take rank as the most mo-
mentous peace meeting ever held.
Delegates from every part of that vast
empire on which the sun never sets
congregated today at tho official op-
ening of the conference.
World peace Is the one absorbing
topic of the-day in John Bull's realm
and the whole question will be taken
up in principle during tho conference.
Canada represented by Sir "Wilfrid
Laurier Dominion premier and other
able statesmen will strongly support
the Anglo-American peace pact which
will In the language of Sir. Asqulth
'put an end once for all to tho un-
thinkable possibilities of fratricidal
strife."
Among other important matters . to
be taken up by tho confejence arethe
All Red state cable with a line across
Canada forming a direct government
lino from England to Australia; a
proposal for a. government-subsidized
steamship line linking Canada and
Newfoundland with tho mother coun-
try and the establishment of an Im-
perial court of appeals.
New Zealand offers a proposal for
an Imperial council with representa-
tives In nil parts of the empire and a
secretary of Imperial affairs to bo
substituted for'the present secretary
of stato for the colonies. It is . also
suggested that the. present high com-
missioners In London bo raised to the
status of ambassadors.
Australia raises the question of the
Declaration of London and expresses
regret that the colonies were not con-
sulted in opposing the provisions af-
fecting food supplies and the- destruc-
tion of neutral vessels.
Tho Imperial Conference grows out
of the Conference of Colonial Prem-
iers Iho first of which was held- In
1SS7 during Queen Victoria's jubilee.
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Price $4.50
Phone 34 and we
will send one on z
weeks trials
BROWMD GAS UNO ELECTRIC COMPANY
Guarantee lawn hose at Loonoy's.
Stimson to be Sworn In.
Washington. May 22. Henry L.
Stimson. the new Secretary of War
succeeding Joseph M Dickinson re-
signed is expected to be sworn into
officq today. There will bo. no elabor-
ate ceremony to mark the change In
the President's official family. Mr.
Stimson is anxious to get down to
work and wishes no time lost in pre-
liminaries. .
Go tlin m's Unwelcome Visitors.
New York May 22 New York is
facing a serious situation becauso of
tho constantly increasing number of
vagrants crowding Into tho city. It -Is
expected that the city authorities and
the combined bureaus of tho Charity
Organisation and Association for the
improvement of the condition 6t the
poor will take somo action within a
few days which may lead to checking
tho numher of unemployed Hocking to
the city. It Is hoped that some plan
may bo devised to send them to other
sections of the country where workers
arc In greater demand -or to sections
recently opened for settlement. The
various charitablo Institutions as well
as the city's bureau stato that It Is
Impossible to give assistance to all
of the worthy needy seeking Assis-
tance. In addition to theso there nrc
moro than ono hundred thousand
"Panhandlers" and other Vagrants and
beggars In New York today.
You never have that tired feeling if
you begin the day with a cup of
Walker-Smith Co's. A-l coffee.
Aii Instrument for measuring the
nocturnal terrestrial radiation of heat
has been Invented toy a Danish scien
tist
I REFRIGERATORS
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nome ot ttio best m lurmture. Lome and see these refrigerators. All
sizes in stock. They save ice and save provisions.
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Empire Furniture Company
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Screen doors at Looney's.
Soaking new brooms in strong hot
salt water before they aro used tougu-
ens tho corn and makes them last
longer.
If you want a spur to a Jaded appe-
tlto ask your grocer for DAIRY hams
lard and breakfast bacon.
SM
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SON
This Week
Wo offer from Counter No. 3 in our
Clothing DepartmenT Men and Boys
Two Piece Summer suits from $1.00
to $1250 values at
One Half Price
From the same counter Mens Summer.
Coats $1.25 to $5.00. values at
Half Price
Kimonas
Silk ones at half price.
$?.00 Tallies at
$2.50 Tnlues at
$1.50 values at . .
$L25
t. . $1.85--
Princess
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Dresses
At one. half the drlginal prices.
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House Dresses
CO flrt rnTnns 01 Of
A bunch of 75c and $1.00 Shirts we v "w"
. . -n $1.75 values noTf $U(I
clean up at ouc
A Bunch of 50d and 75c mens Socks150 Yalucs now
wo closo at
FANCY VESTS AT 25 per cent OFF
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Ladies Wash j Romnanic
Skirts
1 to 10 yards lengths 25c and 35c val
ues cleaning up at .T"L...15c
At one half the original prices. .Lace Curtains at 25 per cent off
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