The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, September 15, 1916 Page: 4 of 8
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THE BVBUN PROGRESS
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1916
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Our Fall Campaign Is Now On
TPHE Hart Schaffner & Marx styles are here for fall. The Famous
Varsity Fifty suits show a more marked wai^f line; the buttons on
the coat front are placed higher; lapels are a trifle shorter; new ideas
in waistcoats.
Older men who like conservative clothing are amply provided for; suits show no
decided innovations; fabrics dark blues, grays, browns.
Phis season hard-to-fit men will have a “picnic,” our sizes, patterns and models
were never more complete.
For school boys 8 to 18-—Nickerbocker suits and extra pants in grays, browns,
blues; worsteds and cassimers, $3.50 to $15.00.
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“IRON ('I AD" HOSIERY, guaranteed satisfac-
tory wear for school boys and girls.
The Famous
ho> s and girls.
“EDCCATOR" shoe for school
Hats-for early fall the new soft shapes arc
the thing; browns, grays, blues, blacks—$2.50
and up.
The shirts show new and different colorings;
splendid values at SI.00 and up.
Edwin Clapp, Bion F. Reynolds Shoes in gun
metal, vici, kangaroo and Russian Calf. All sizes
and styles.
Plenty of striking neckwear
in every conceivable shade
50c up
Now come in and see the
clothes themselves. Prices
are low, tallies, high.
SKITS KINDS UKM
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I le said the < :< ,itq
merit hud folloiivd 1!
through the western
amounted almo-t ti> a tv
so strong is the mie
the democrats 11.■ j red
many of the w. stern
which have seldom g'>n
cratic, will cast their
votes for Wilson.
Judge Sells found m
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I Mt.MKKS’ IU I IT I IN I Mil T
First,
derful
GrapfNuts
Gets
Attention---
.f
because
delicious flavor
Sand t hrce milt - math id <.r.uid
1’raine la-t Sunday night ami
'lent to the iicPle nf hel motlw r,
Mr- .1 Mar-, in south (.rand
l‘rain< \t S o'clock \V t’dllcs-
Ua\ r.igl.t Wright rode up to
ti e M\er< home, t,ilh'd his wife
to 'he door and c<anmenci'd I ••'
il g. i. • my a - ,ng T barrel sd !
g'.m
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An mill', at loti ot its kind is
the m u leadmy room and ii iat
my (aide, t hal .it lenzed a t hi'
Farmers' liulhdin Talde, e tab-
li'hcd I ■> the I inst lit all g I .UI11-
l,t r t ompan\ at their td t u .■ in
Ko't nburg. I his hustling com-
\Ulh the State 1 *t * pa I 11 n t !. t of
Agriculture to furnish it with a
copy of e\ei'\ bulletin issued by
the department. These ale kepi
ui ii.in.il form in a room pro-
vided for them, and .stationery,
tor the use ot the general pub-
lic added to the “bulletin lalilth"
I he < ompany hits now entend-
ed an invitation to the general
public, and t specialh* the tann-
ers visiting town to make their
I'iiilef.n room Ijieir headquar-
(Ine of. the noteivorlhy itcM-
coiieeniing our way of living; •'>“
veals ago was told the edit.o ip,
Mi to Power last week. Unci'
the first baptist conyreyati.ui
was organizi'd in t'omanchc tv
lKt'.l, Sam uas only a liceini i
preacher. Shortly after he n;
ordained over at old I hiblm, I v
( hoctaw bill llobiiison and Isaac
Reed. After blder Robinson's
ministry to the < oinanehe con-
gregation, and after Power mol-
ed over to Ihiblin and had bo ti
ordained in the old boon cluiu li,
now the Dublin church, he u-ed
to come over and preach to D e
Comanche people. He tiavewd
with a yoke of oxen aim thy
troth-i, tie says, ju-t like a p;: •
of horses. He also remembers
I inglei die Road Had.
The north I.ingleville road i-
in lory had condition, the ap-
proaches to a number of culverts
being in sucl bad shape t hat i • -
hides are badly jarred in a,-
ol el -eers on this route u it li iu.i
tempting to pass over. Roau
little work could remedy the
trouble, hot the average loan
overseer does not seem to real-
ize the importance of uorkii g
a road until it is almost worn
out. So many complaints ate
l>eing made that likely the next
grand jury will take a hand.
Stephenville Tribune.
and
gleville; bee Humphties
I .aura Jones, I hiblin.
births. Hoys to Leslie Jor-
dan, Thurber; Will bulges, Bluff
Dale; M !\ hiker, Stephenville;
Homer bee, ('burette, (iirls to
Charles baker, Dublin; M. E.
Leatliennan, ('has. Birdiveil,
bluff Dale; .1. W. Birdivell, Edna
Hill.
, the organization of the Sou* i
In pitAi oj .u.iip iituoo oj :suo, I^,|) (.hurrht |lllt ,|0).s not ,,
the d.^.artme.ajmh. tims, ca|] th(, V(..u. „ w.,s urR;ull,(. j
l’,u" hy Bros. Reuben Ross ami D. D.
Mullin. ('omanche Vanguard.
stationery
m u nting
lour
and
P Mr My-
ep- fat her.
ell! ef the I Mil-.'
Wright call. Mr.
Wright raile.l for
; i - tiimmi et I from
•t a ed tl. it Wright
he called out for
e out, but she had
d the front door,
utd fired elll e,
the
Then again because -,t is
ready to eat - fresh and
CJrijsp from the packag*
Btttsthe^big "get atten-
tion” quality is its abund-
ance of well-balanced. ensi
ly digestible nourishment
For sound health, every
table should have its daily
ration ol GRAPE-NETS-
li.;;.
Mi er -
t'l l if.
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t ad a gun
her not tn come
aii e.id >. i e,iehi d
Wright -.in her
the charge striking lot m
thigh Mrs Myers managed to
close the door between Wright
and her daughter
Mr Myers said thal Wright
on all
and to use tlo
vided for them
business letters.
Commissioner bred W. Davis, t ,Sj\ pages, all home print,
of the department of agriculture that’s the l-eader. The Header
at Austin has expressed a wil- has started out b y printing six
hngness to furnish reading mu- pages and to fill them with lead
11-rial for other such fanners’ ing matter. When we get in our
bulletm table, and there wili like- new- quarters we propose increa.s-
siihii be other such opportunities ing to eight pages, Aid. HOMC
presented. The idea is a good PRINT, and make every line of
one and should In- wideii pal-lit interesting. We ask busines .
terned after on business"basis."
——- The above is from volume 1,
nutnlier J of the l.amesa Leader,
Rob E. Downey, editor and put -
lisber. T|ie Iwader presents a
neat appearance and carries a
good line of advertising. Mr
Downev is a good newspaper
man-and the Progress predicts
a success in
Erath ( ounti Sttitislics.
Marriage Licenses. — J. ,1.
Thompson and Dolly Marsh
Morgan Mill; R. D. Tyndall .u 1
Lena Deisher, Clairette; I >. C.
('handler and Viola Turpin, bin
CHAS. HOGAN
Hah Just Dought
Tin* A IhtiihIIi) ItlMcksiuitli
Shop
Opposite Him 1 Wagon Yanl
Will inoNt) in t>n or about
trVphuubor 1st
Havo also rmplo.wd a first-
< lass woodworker and am pro
paiTd to bandb* vmir wants in
that lino.
CHAS. HOGAN
11,i farmers <,f the Minion
community met Thursdai mg! t
1 ijittcrs for the harvesting oi tt.e
peanut, crop in, that section, tz
w as decided that they shoili g. L
one thresher to do the work foi’
the entire community. .1 A.
nd Mrs^ Myers “dragged ' her J Huckal.ee and I. i, hat he will make
daughter into a hednvom and 1Iuk»«cs were apjam,ted as a com |hia new venture.
laid her on the lied Wright to. ^^cit sonumn. to oo
came to the back door, opened the thwhing. Hie Shiloh com-, .------------------
the screen and entered the room, h»* i A MOVABLE BIRTHDAY
where his wife was on the bed. :red *crf* " Hh un cs Eugene was not quite four,
Progress If 1 a year in advance.
He fired upon her again, the
t iniated
bushels.
yield °f about lu/xn but his mother's habit of defer-
shot ,ri.,urine «ion» her corset They will meet again ring pleasures he wanted to en-
Part of the ^load Entered the on Eriday night, September 'M., t0y immediately was inclining
stomath, but the bulk of the i The Yeomen write both men P**»intism.
charge struck her in the jaw and J and women, life, accident, dis-
She abtlity, and old age benefit com
bitted, .
severed the jugular vein,
died almost instantly.
Wright then went out into the
*When are you going to the
movie show?" he was asked.
*1 am going on my birthday.”
he replied promptly and decided
n
Drawing Near the End
safety
no
of the time when you can any longer put off ,,,
that purchase of your fall shoes, and there is really
good reason why you should put it off. Now is the time
to buy your fall bill of dry goods while you can get what
you need.
Our Showing of Fine Staple and
Fancy Groceries
Is complete as to choice, superlative as to quality and re-
markable as to values. A visit will convince you of those
facts.
Dublin Co-Operative
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The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, September 15, 1916, newspaper, September 15, 1916; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth542989/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.