Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), No. 226, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 15, 1919 Page: 4 of 4

                                
PAGE FOUR
Brownwood Bulletin
JULY 15 1919
We have here shirts you will be proud to wear. Mad-
ras $1.50 to $3.50 silk striped shirts $4.50 to $5
real silks $6.50 to $10.
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ITHEPEOPLB'
PERSONAL ITEMS
LYRIC Today
The Gobble-uns'Il git you ef you don't see
JAMES WH1TCOMB RILEY'S
'Little Or phant Annie'
Seventeen million people have read it.
There must be something in it to cause a
world army to love it. If you see
Little Orphant Annie-9
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in pictures you will be the better for it.
It is the sweetest story ever told.
Little Orphant Annie's come to our house to stay
An' wash the cups an' saucers up an' brush the crumbs away
An shoo the chickens off the porch an dust the hearth an' sweep
As' make the fire an' bake the bread an'earn her board-an'-keep;
An' all us other children when supper things is done
We set around the kitchen fire an' has the mostest fun
A-lis'iin to the witch-tales 'at Annie tells abour
As the Gobble-uns 'at gits you
Ef you
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Watch
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Ford Educational Weekly "A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN" a
trip through the beautiful Yosemite Valley
Wednesday Norma Talmadge in '-THE NEW MOON."
Charley Klapper spent Sunday in
Coleman.
Mrs. A. G. Jackson is visiting rela-
tives in. Miles.
-Mrs. Lula 53.- Pearson has returned
from a- visit Sfa Dallas.
Miss Beulah Estes of Coleman was
in Brownwood Sunday.
Edith Mollison of Temple is a geust
in the J. R. ftlolllson home.
N. V. Mollison of Velasco is a guest
in the J. R. Mojlison home.
Carl Carlson hank examiner made
an official visit to Dublin today.
Mrs. Joe Coleman of Junction is a
guest of 'Miss Anna Mae Jackson.
R. E. U Zimmerman of Coleman was
la visitor in Brownwood Sunday.
Miss Hess. Browning of junction is
a iciest of 'Miss Anna Mae Jackson.
ZUrs.. 0. B. Love left today for a ten
day visit with relatives in Brady.
Mr. and .Mrs. 'Walter Cray of Cole-
man were visitors in Brownwood Sun-
day. " -
Bryan Burleson of Richland Springs
is a guest of .his- uncle C G Sivel.lst
land family. .
Mrs. J. S. Burdy will leave tomor-
row for a visit with her sister in Ok-
lahoma City. '
1 .Mrs Lillie Gloveu came over from
i 'Brady last night for a visit .with Mm
'B. TJ. Hurlhut.
Mrs. Ellis H. Boyd and little son of.
j Fort" Worth are guests-of her mother
Mrs. John G. Lee.
I Mr. and Mrs Sam Coggin left to-
day in their car for au overland trip
to Corpus ChrjstL
! Mrs. C. L.- Burks left" Monday' for
I Kentucky where : she will spend the
summer with relatives.
! Coy Mcintosh' .'.left Saturday night
' for San Antonio where he will -join
Mrs. Mcintosh for a visit. j
! Miss MVnnie Jarvis CaTOthers of1
Brady will arrive this afternoon Ifor a!
visit with Miss Elizabeth Snyder. !
; Norman Heslep o:Fort Worth arrlv-f
cd this afternoon to attend the fun-i
.oral of his brother. Glen Heslep. '
- Lieutenant Alfred Coningsby will re-i
turn to Brownwood tomorrow fromf
Coleman for a short business t rip. ;
; Tom Rirkland of GatesvHle .'is in'
.Brownwood today in interest of the
juwnelle department of. the W 0; W'l
R. E. Grantham will leave tonight.
for Cisco where he will enter the law
practice. Mrs. Grantham will join iiihi
later. -. !
Charles and-Allen RitOnnia of ;.Way-
nesburg Pcnn nre guesis '.of their;
iM'bcr. C. A. Dittman. 'an -.Oil opratoif
ihere. " - " i-
 Mr P.. jr. Ciimmiis aml childreii
:of SanAngejo arrived yesterday ill
I their' car for..a visit with her sisterl
(Mrs. C. G. Sivells.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Thomas and
daughter Jewell hav gone to Greens-
ville. New Mexico where they will
spend the summer.
Henrv A. "Barker left yesterday for
his home in Leavenworth Kansas afj-
jtor an extended visit with his. daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. C; Flemister. .' j
! Mr. and Mrs. John WarwiekMcf
;Cullough will return to Gelvcsloir toj-
night after spending a -few oav-j. herju
iwith his parents M iv and Mrs. Vt
! McCullough while onroute home from
a bridal trip in San .Atutonio. 'r
Miss Charlicepi.?kers(AT k spentl'iuls
the week in San. Saba. Miss. IJickeij-
Ison is a guest of her brother W. E;
f Hickerson and family and aunt. Mrs.
I Osoar . Kuniu for tho summer while
she is lak.ng special instnu'tior in
music from Miss Pearl Talbot.-
LITTLE ITEMS OF
LOCAL INTEREST
U. S. Blackburn wis taken lo Tem-
ple this morning where he' Avill Un-
dergo an operation . for a'ppendlctis.
lie was accompanied by Dr. 'M. L.
Brown.
Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Snyder Miss
Edith Snyder and Miss Marguerite
Ragsdale left yesterday in the Snyder
car for Fort Worth in response to a
message stating that ajn uncle of Mr.
Snyder is 'dangerously ill in. Fort
Worth.
Walter Thomas returned home Mon
day from Dallas where he received
his discharge from the service. He
will spend a few days here with his
mother.'Mrs. S. G. S. Thomas.before go-
ing to New Mexico where lie will
spend the summer mouths on a ranch.
Captain Bruce Low Is at home from
Washington for a. visit with his fath-
ther- Arthur Low and other relatives
and friends. He will return to Wash
ington within a -rew days to resume
bis work in the Quartermaster Corps
whore he is engaged as a member of
the Board of Appraisers settling up
various covernment contracts for
army supplies..'
Of Interest to Women
REVIVES.
(By Elizabeth Morton Dobhs.)
Three "Novelty" (Jakes.
Date mid Pecan lonf Cake..
Two packages of dates one pound
of shelled pecans A eggs beaten sep
arately. 1 cup of sugar 1 dup of
floiir 2 teaspoons of bakvng powder
vanilla. Work with the fiiigers the
dates nuts and flour about len min-
utes. With' a spoon add the sugar.
Heat in the egg yojks then the well
beaten whiles. Flavor. Bake slow
ly for one hour in a paper" Hired
tube pan.
Date  Cake o Kggs. .
. One cup of dates; 1 cup of pecans
t cup of sugar 2 ups 'of floiir one
tablespoon of butter 1 ctip of "sour
milk one. 'half teaspoon of each so-
da cloves cinnamii and vanilla?.
Cream the butter and sugar. Add tlie
spices milk in which the soda has
been dissolved sift in the flour ami
baking .powder and the dates . and
nuts slightly floured. Bake in a
well greased paper linel tube nan.
Bake. 10 minutes in a slow oven. vFh2s
is' also nice baked in 2. layers and
cut In squares a.nl . icedl . ';
years. In Grand Ylaplds the 'manufac
turers had sold ut the first week of
the opening v .ch was the first week
in June. They however are: still dis-
playing the goods so that the dealers
can at least inspect the new styles in
furniture. Most of. the factories have
received as many orders as can possi
bly be filled during the year IftlO and
will receive no further orders until
January of next year and the dealers
have.no promise as. to when the ship
ment of their orders can-be m'lde.'""
While in the east (Mr. Grove visiter
many of the best known furniture
manufacturers where he placed sev-
eral orders for 'his Brownwood store
Knights of Pythias
Install New Officers
and Serve Refreshments
Summer
yE'l " VUl
Judge A. W. (Joodwln and family
left this morninir in their car for
Grand Haven. Michigan where they
will visit .Mr. and Mrs. George Good-
win and baby . for a few' weeks. They
are. as yet undecided as to where they
go from Michigan but will probably
decide upon some college town in the
north where they will remain during
the school months. .
Dr.. French W. Thompson accom-
panied by Mrs. Thompson' and little
(laughters arrived Monday' from Ken-
tucky and Arkansas. . Dr.' Thompson
who. is the president of Daniel Baker
mapped out an extensive work' for the
college- was delayed on ; his return
trip on account of an accident but -has
college this summer which .-while de-
layed will be rushed to "completion.
A fire alarm was (urned In tor the
til. G. Ratliff home corner of College
ajid Vincent streets; on 'last night at
about ten o'clock when fan electri?-
iron whiqh had unintentionally been
left connected burned ah .WV.iing boanl
which fell to the floor with the iron
:Lnd ignited. the carpet on the floor
A neighbor discovered the flames and.
notified Mrs. Rattlff wlio was at home
alone.- The flames were .extinguished
before. the fire department-reached the
spot and the damage was very llpbt.
MORTUARY. I
! WHY -CIHLS .MAHRV. '  ;
I Not because she wants to marry but
'because she is tired of working lirijd
ot seeing other girls marry tired of
.MRS. J. D. K0E.'
Mrs. Abbfc'Lee Koen. wife .of- J. X)-
Koon died last night at . the family
homo on Wilson street. Tire remains
were shipped to Goldt.hwaito -this
morning for intennent -this afternoon..
Mrs. Koen was twenty. ear's of ago
and- had ros-fded iVi Browjh.wod 'but .a
short- while. . .
T. (ILE HF.SnKP.
After . a lingering illness of Ur.igbts
.tits-ease. T. (rlen Heslep died last night
at the home. of Mr. and 'Mrs. Brooke
Smith Sr at LOOil Cdater'Avenue. Tlie
funeral service will be conducted Via
tlie Smith home this-afternoon at '.n
o'clock by Rev. W. B; Gray ami. Rev.
I. . Webb and interment will be Jtr
Greenleaf Cemetqry Tho;i)all bearers
are Messrs P' 1:'. Howlett. Arnold
XOTICK!
All Royal Arch Masons
of Brownwood Lodge -No.
141. are requested to ttt-
tend a meeting of the
Royal. Arch Chapter' at
1 :20 p. m.. Thursday for work
12c W. LOCKKTT. High Priest.
Big (ick of light globes at Loon-
y s. i all or order tnein sent out wltn
our groceries.
!'" aKCIJ """-T """' M"u v' Ki.rkpatrick. Ward Mcmrinell-. Harry
saying no to the wrong man tired of Mr(;hce.August Hoffman-3uul. Gardner
t'liiui iitiniii; uuis-iiuiL u iiuiiu ""u"lThomaS
ret wouKin t iook at anu ureu. ol wait-
.Stone's Cake Fresh sliipment just
received. Looney's. 
Every egg that leaves our store is
ftandled. Looney Mt-rcantile Co.
ing for the right man to get together
enough green goods to have a home
built by HEXRV. MOUNT. Architect
Bulletin Building. '
Every egg .Hint leavc.H our store is
candled. -Looney Mercantile Co.
How About Your Refrigerator
Is your old one consuming more ice than is nec-
essary? Does it preserve the foodstuffs that are
placed in it?
IF IT DOESN'T
It's time you were getting a new one. And to
gtet the best that can be had it will be to your
advantage to come in and inspect the lines we
sell.
They are particularly designed and constructed
for the best service possible and you will find
after  trying one from this store that they will
do all we claim them to do.
i Gome in and See Them
Austin-Hall Hardware Company
Mr. Heslep . was -born at Caldwell.
Texas December 5ISrVf and spent
most of his life 'in that city 'with the
exception of "some six -.or eight years
during -which he was a citizen of
Brownwood. Coining here about ftf-
toc.i years ago be was married to Miss
Norma Smith daughter.: -of Mr. and
Mru. Brooke Smith on Nov. lOOtl.
Mrs. Heslep-died in 1010 and .shortly
thereafter Mr. Heslep returned to
CaMwell. While here he was engaged
Over the Top and Then
Some
"I never felt better in my "life than
since taking the first dose of Mayr-'s
Wonderful Remedy. 1 had a bad case
of indigestion and bloating and tried
all kinds of medicine. Mnyr's Won-
derful Remedy is all and more than Is
claimed for. it. On my recommenda-
tion our postmaster's wife Is using It
with good results." It Is a simple
harmless preparation .that removes
the catarrhal mucus from tho intesti-
nal tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach
and liver and Intestinal ailments In-
cluding appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded.
Renfro-McMlnn Drug Company and
druggists everywhere.
Blackberry -.lam Cake.
Cream together" 2 cups of sugar 1
cup of; butter add the yolks of six
eggs beaten one-half cup of sour
cream. 1 teasooon of -soda' iHshoIvoiI
fn hot water I tablespoon each or all-
spice cinnamon cloves and nutmeg.
Add the -beaten whites of the Wtx eggs
and cups of flour sifted with one.
heaping teaspoon of . baking powder
ad! 2 cups of blackberry jam I teas-
poon of vanilla. Pour into greased
.pan lightly floured. Bake in a mod.
erate oven for about. ah hotfr-or bake
in layers and put together with-icing.-
(Copyrighted 19 ID by Elizabeth
Morton Dobbs. Republication rights
reserved.) -
in-the cotton .business "and lias been
l.i that -business and general .merchan-
dising at Caldwell for a . number of
years His. health has been slowly fail-
ing for some time and be recently
came1 to Browtnyood with 'the purpose
of going' on to California and other
western pipits but . after reaching this
;eity his condition. -became so" serious
.that .-plana- for. the. tnp to the. west
were abandoned and death followed
within a few days. He will b.- buried
by the. side of his. wife Ja the most
beautifui spot in (Ireenleaf rmetery.
.Mrt 'Hes.Iep.'was widely known iti the
business and-social circles of the city
and was universal.lv respected for his
uprlgjitediioss" -of charactei. His
death is -mourned by scires of. warm
friends as well as by; a number of rel-
atives: His mother. Sirs W. N 'Heslep
9f 'Caldwell is an Invalid and could
f.oi.attoad her son's ftincral this aftor-
noon. .lleV has- thro sisters Misses
Blanche and Zelda Heslep of Caldwell
the latter haying been here for sever-
al days a.nd Mrs. Raymond Cobb of
Dallas; and two brothers Btl Heslep
of Austin and Norman Hesleir of Ar-
lington the latter arriving this aftei-
noon to attend the funeral.
Furniture Houses of
East Are Flooded
With Many Orders
-J. H Crrove. manager of the Em-
pire. Furniture Company returned
Sunday from the .eastern furniture
manufacturing points. He. returned
with sotiie very Interesting informa-
tion regarding the conditions which:
have risen since the close of the war.
Kvery . furniture manufacturing
house in . the east was Hooded with
order he said. To meet the situation
they have adopted a. plan whereby on-
ly dealers who have been clients for
years are given tlie preference. -"The
serious condition In tho east."
said Mr. Grove this morning. "Is caus
ed on account of the scarcity of ma
terials shortage of labor and the re-
sults of tho strikes among the work-
men. As a re'sult of this the prices
are going higher and higher. While
the prices are now higher than at anyj
previous time they have not reached
the top mark as yet and may not for
some time to come perhaps five
. New officers for tho semiannual '
term were installed by the -Brown i
wood Knights of Pythias last night j
the Installation being. -conducted by j
W. ft. Baxter of Santa Anna tlisfri.-t !
deputy grand chancellor. - There vva t
a large. attendance of the; membership
to witness the rnstallrition ceremony: '
The new officers are: " . ;
T. E: AVitchcr--Chancellor" CommaJa-
dor.
F. E. Lawrence. Vice Chancellor.
John Bobbins Prelate.
Homer A.vins;er Master it Amu.
' Roy BynU Inner Guard.-
W; P: Denny '.n1.. Outer Guard.
R. R Lee Master of' Work.
Following; the installation . there!
was a period of time devoted to -g.'V-
eral good feUawsh'.p with ice cre.am '
and oake served by" the new officers.
A number of the members of th lo ¬
cal lodge will go to Comanche Th.tr?--day
night to attend a similar meet-
ing. - '
Eldwin Clapp and Bion
F. Reynolds for m.en-
-Selby's-the best and
most Stylish Footwear-
we know of for women.
-The completest stocks
in our history for your
choosing.
Bargains in- just what you want.
Call aiid see our grocery bargain
counter. Looney Mercantile Co
Since .)
Brownwood's Greatest
Shoe Stocks-
stone's Cakes -Fresh shipment just
received. LooneyX
You can't make a cake for the samej
monr'y you get Stones. Fresh ship
nvent at Looney's.
Try a Classified Ad.
NOTICE MASONS!
There will be
work in .the
first. degree to-
night at. T 30
o'clock.
Frank Howard
W. M.
126c
You will find the Brownwood Bulle-
tin on -ale at the Arcadia. Elite and
Ren fro Xo 2. 207tf
THE BIG STORE
WITH THE LITTLE AD
SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW Ladies' white canvass tfQ
Oxfords and Pumps with military heel $5 grade for jJ.JU
Regular $6 values for
This price is for tomorrow only
$4.35
LOONEY MERCANTILE CO
Thones 300 301 309
(To be continued)
DIXI
TODAY
Wm. Fox Presents
MadelineTraverse
In a picture of
. romance
Gambling in Souls
EXTRA Vaudeville Movies.
Don't miss this;somethingnew
All big acts shown in pictures
TOMORROW
Everybody's Favorite
Mary Pickford
in
'The Little Princess'
A comedy drama that'll please
Added Attraction 2 reel
Mack Sennett comedy
"STARS AND BARS"
Absolutely a scream all
star cast
Artistic Furniture
Need Not Be
Expensive
AMERICAN Today
Wm. Russell in
WIIKKE THE WEST BEGINS'
TOMORROW
Ruh Roland in
"THE TIGER' S TRAIL"
(Jood comedy every day.
Adults 20c Children 10c
Especially when buying from our enormous stocks of Quality Merchandise. Our
purchases are made on a large scale which necessarily gives us the advantage
which you may command in your patronage at this store.
"VT"! 117 You are spending more time on your porch or lawn and these
v- W warm days will suggest that you should see our quality display
of Summer Porch and Lawn Furniture. We have a splendid assortment of
Fibre Grass Reed and Porch goods and will be delighted to show you through.
Come to see us.
EMPIRE FURNITURE COMPANY
PS. A White Mountain Refrigerator bought now will save you its price dur-
ing the remainder of the Summer in caring for your valuable food and in the
comfort and satisfaction it will afford you. Get a White Mountain NOW!
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