The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 23, Ed. 1, Friday, November 19, 1915 Page: 4 of 8
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GOOD PLUMBING
Have your Bath Room made sanitary by having a
job of Plumbing put in. The way to, do that is to
let us do it for- you. We are Practical Plumbers.
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The Tpibune
News
FRIDAY. NOV.. 19, 1915
Let us pave.
Bartlett merchants are pre-
paring for a Rood holiday trade.
'Don't disappoint them. Buy-it-artlett.
What figure does the result of
the election in Bell county last
Saturday cut with' Jim Fergu-
son's administration as the best
Goverqor Texas . ever had? It
It mav mean that some good
man will offer for his place in
1916 and get gloriously defeated,
Since we have come to think
about it, why in the thunder
didn't the antis make it unani-
r. mous?
The banks of Bartlett have re-
ports of their financial condition
in this issue nd you are respect-
fully invited to peruse, them,
The prohibition election held
iin Calhoun county this week
which resulted in a victory for
the pros by one vote, was de-
clared void by the judge on ac-
count of an error in the notice of
election and a new election was
ordered. No such luck as that
in Bell county. "She am dry"
by a handsome majority, or will
be soon.
Temple has shipped twelve
car loads of turkeys this week.
Remember that Stag Party on
Thanksgiving and save some
turkey.
"When the 400 guests at the
23d annual stag party of Tem-
ple business and professional
men gather around the festal
board Thanksgiving night a
silent prayer lasting two minutes
will be dffered that peace may
be early restored among the war-
ring Nations of Europe. The
Rev. B. A. Hodges will act as
toastmaster at , the banquet.
Among the guests will be Chief
Justice Nelson Phillips of the
Supreme Oourt, who will deliver
the principal address. Governor
'Ferguson, Congressman Henry,
: Secretary of State McKay and
, other State officials.
While in Belton Monday look-
ing over through Bell county's
tample of justice, we had the
pleasure of chatting with seyer-
ial of the efficient county officials
among wnom were District
Judge Robinson, District Attor-
ney Jno. L. Ward and Sheriff
Hugh Smith, each of whom, in
speaking about the result of last
Saturday' election, stated that
when thelsaloons of Bell county
were closed it would be the dry-
eat county in Texas, if strict en-
forcement of the laws would be
of any avail. In fact, each of
them requested the Tribune to
say to the public that no blind-
tigers, and boot-legging would
be run in Bell County during
their administration, and that
they desired and asked the co-
operation of every citizen in this
undertaking. Let us all stand
by our officials in enforcing all
the laws. It is right and proper
to do so.
Goodevllle News.
The rain that fell here, last
Friday and Saturday put a fine
season in the ground.
In the contest here last Fri-
day,, night, Mr. Robinson won
the medal. All ot the boys did
fine, and We appreciated having
then with us.
On account of the rain last'
Sunday we had no Sunday school
but let every one be on hand
next Sunday with -a good lesson.
The Literary Society will meet
tonight, Come out.
The baby of Mr. Hices has
quite sick this week,
Barnie Lusk has been on the
sick list this week.
Last Sunday was Bro Siceloff 's
last appointment at this place be
fore conference. We hope that
he will be sent back here.
Mr. J. H. Mauoion and family
are moving to the Barrett plaee
near Salado,. we hate to see them,
leave here.
Mr. Henry demons and Miss
Ruby Roberts, two of Goode-
ville's mast populer young peo-
ple were married last Wednes-
day night at the home of the
bride's parents. We wish for
them a long and prssperous life.
Miss Cora Hampton of Goree
is visiting her. uncle, Mr. Abe
Roberts and family.
Central Christian Church
We have our usual morning
worship continuing the series
on the two Covenants.
First Baptist Church
Every member of the Bible
School and church urged to mo
at the morning service as tne
pastor expects to return from
Austin for Sunday services.
The Sunbeams 3.30 d: m.-
At night we will adjourn, as
it is expected all the churches in
the City will go, to worship with
the Methodists in honor of our
esteemed fellow citizen, Bro.
J. B. Berrv in his final services
of a useful four year pastorate,
Women's meeting Monday at
4 p. m. sharp.
Prayer meeting Wednesdyy" at
7 p. m. sharp and all are urged
to be present.
Study class at 8 p. m,
It is expected that quite a
number will attend the Texas
Baptist State Convention which
will meet in the Capital building
this week, this Convention is
said to be the greatest Baptist
gathering in the world.
J. C. Rhodes, Pastor.
First Methodist Church
We will haveour regular servi-
ces at 11 a. m. and 7:15 p. m.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Sunday will be our last ser-
vices. This will conclude our
work in Bartlett. The other
pastors here voluntarily dismiss-
ed their services for Sunday
night and will worship with us.
We give everybody a CQrdial
invitation to worship wtyh us.
J. B, Berry, Pastor.
At the evening hour we will
worship with brother Berry and Pro Majority in Bell Co. 505
and his people in honor of broth-
er Berry who is closing his work I
in Bartlett. we would benleased
to have a large attendance of our
peoole. '
Come and bring someone.
Homer A. McCarty, Pastor.
McAllister and Alabama coal
at Fairchild Lumber Co.
Mr and Mrs Barnes visited the
Cotton Palace yesterday.
Miss Cofield, of Montana, who
has baen here on a visit, left
yesterday for LaGrange. Ga., to
visit her sister, Mrs Tom Densou
Belton, Texas, Nov. 15 Re-
vised figures here today of -Saturday's
election give the pro
I majority at 505. The total vote
,cast in the county was about 1000
! short of the voting strength.
Sun Maid Raisins
SOMETHING NEW
NATURE-MADf CONFECTIONS TOR CHILDREN
WHO CtfAVE SWEETS.
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Raisins, Mother, are one of Nature's most health-
ful ,and best foods. And they satisfy the "Sweet Tooth" '
in the most effective way. Raisins contain pure grape
sugar, and are wholesome, concentrated nutriment-
digestible and slightly laxative. Let the little folks hav6
Sun-Maid-Raisins, They are choice, tender California
grape", sun-cured in the open Vineyard, The process of
curing fs done byNature alone no artifical methods are
employed, The cost is the same as for common raisins.
Ask your dealer for "Sun-Maid" Raisins. .
LAWRENCE BROS.
Bartlett, Texas
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SHOES
Ladies patent cloth top lace boots
$4.00 and $4.50 value $2.95
Ladies' Gun Metal, cloth top Boots
$4,00 value $2.25
American Lady cloth top lace Boots
at only $2.95
The American Gentleman Shoe
at only $3.25
Men's White House Shoes $3.45
American Gentleman Boy's Shoes
11 to 2's at $1.95
MENS DRESS HATS
The Worth and ThorouRhbread $3 00
value at $1 98
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Higgest value on earth on Men's
Blue Serge SuiiB, guaranteed 100 per
cent pure wool, guaranteed to give
satisfactory wear.
Men's Blue Serge and Fancy Suits
linedj with Skinner satin, worth $22.50
at only $14.95
Boys all wool Suits, Bulgarian style,
brown and blue stripes, with lined
pants $4 00 value ...$2.45
Suits
Boy's Suits, Bulcarian and Norfolk
Styles, gray and brown mixtures sizes,
8 to 17. $5.00 value at $3 45
Miscellaneous
Men's $5.00 Pants at $3.95
Men's $2.50 and $2.75 Pants $1,95
Children's Coats from $1,50 up
Cut Corner Bedspreads, $1.75 value
at $1.15
$1,00 Gingham Petticoats 49c
$3,00 Messaline Petticoats $1.98
Fleeced Lined Underwear 89c
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits of the-
newest material and latesl styles worth
from $15 to $35.00 for.. $10.95 to $22 50
Skirts
No matter how large or small you
are we can fit you in a Skirt, of the latest
styles.
Our Skirts consists of the latest
designs two toned colors, black and
white, blue and black, also solid colors
blue and black. Also new, Sport Skirts
and the Dressy Skirts with Scollopped
buttons prices from $1.95 to.., $8,95
Ladies' and Misses' Sport Coats $6
value at , , $4.45
Ladies' Long Coats $6 value.. .$2.95
Ladies' S.Ik Sweaters $5 value.$3.95
Other Sweaters ,. ,....45c up
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Cates, R. F. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 23, Ed. 1, Friday, November 19, 1915, newspaper, November 19, 1915; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth48951/m1/4/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.