Brenham Evening Press. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 254, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 23, 1910 Page: 4 of 4
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Free dolhrory to any
up to 1 o’clock S today
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This is Shinola Week
Have vou noticed how everybody's boots are ho bright?
Everyone is using SHINOLA with the SHINOLA KIT.
«i.n bit. tit tha low nr ice of 35 cents.
everyone m u««uf, oui.’vu-i ...v.* .......
We are selling the kit at the low price of 35 cents^^H ■
The dauber spreads the pa»t«evenly—4h^fin^tainl/8
woo) polisher gives a hiirh) v !u
Shinola adds hi
__ a highly lustrous polish
__life to your shoes. It keeps the leather
soft and bright. Ten shines for a cent. Teach the children
to keep their shoes blackd, you set the example Shinola 10c.
PALACE SHOE STORE
NYAL’S
On a Medicine means
Highest Quality
F. W. SPFJEXN. Druggist
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LUMBER
fttt Building Material
Wagons, Corrugated Iron,
Champion Mowers, Hay Rakes
Your Patronage Solicited
F.W. WOOD
Protect Yourself and
Family
with a $1000 accident policy
by doing your trading at
Schirmachers
Think this over. Would you family be benefited by
receiving $1000 in the event of your sudden death;
and have you provided for this emergency? Ask for
a Coupon Sales card given absolutely free. When
your card is punched showing purchases to the full
amount of card return it to this store.
AsK Us About It
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Did You Ever I
Think of This? 1
The plumber is as necessary to tho undoubtful
preservation of youa health as a physician
Often times the Physician., with his tediously ac-
quired technical knowledge, is called upon to cure a
dangerous illness which a few simple plumbing appli-
ances correctly installed, would have prevented
The plumber obliterates the cause, tears out the
root of disease, tin? physician remedies as best he can,
the result of our negligence
Safeguard your .health properly, amply -
Consult the
Plumber
We Are Sanitary Specialists
Adolph Seelhorst
Phone - Nine-Naught
BUNN OOLLSOK 010AWIZA
BOOT
A Brief Sesame of All of Them
from College Monthly.
Philo-Ale thean
We are now at the close of an-
other term's work. It affords us
great pleasure to look back over
the past, ami «ee wliat we hav<
accomplished. Although thers
were not many programs render-
ed throughout Uie term, we have
had some interesting meeting*
The programs which were render
ed showed elreful preparation.
Let us now put forth every
effort and strive to do even bet-
ter during the coming term than
luring the past one. so that we
then can be more pleased with
our work than we are now.
Schiller
Another term of successful
work has now ended. Each mem-
ber ahowed his loyalty by being
present at every meeting. Durii *
the last term, eight regular meet-
ings were held. One of these had
to be postponed as the members
wished to hear Bishop Nuelscn’s
lecture. The last meeting of the
term was especially interesting,
because new officers had to be el-
ected for the next term. The re-
tiring officers gave very favora-
ble reports. The election of new
officers resulted as follows:
President, 0. C. Raeke.
Viee-Pres.. H. Hopkins.
Ree. Sec.. 0. Winkler.
Cor. Sec.. B. A. Holze.
Treasurer, C. J. Ott.
Chaplain, F. C. Kattner.
Critic, Prof. 0. W. Kopp.
The Orchestra. With such a staff <>f officers,
T!u- members of the otganiaa-jour society must and will have a
tioo have been Imrd at work ( successful term. All members are j
this hmt u*. nth, keeping the old glad to have Prof. Kopp atr-iin
pieces in pro tie * and learning nev as critic for another term. This
ones. Si-vifd of tie* members of was shown by u unanimous vo.e
the organ / ' <>n have withdraw n lining east in bis tavor.
from tin > •inml. We are sorry • We are sorry to lre-ir the* some
to vo tin in go. but even if the members must go houir. hut we
numher deercHSts the interest trust that they will always bt'e,
iXid eiithtisnisni does not decrease ^ warm bear) lor- S,*biller.
Those j,i tale ts who live near ou-, --------
ninth still ■erne to the rehear-1 Tlie Bam
g |U | It is a difficult thin r to. writ*
The otuo"-rt *t immune is now about an organism!mo th t does
passed. Though it meant bard m>t give sufiT n ut ev *iem ■■ o
work for -m-h and .■veryone, the its exist,-mm l.y »ts n.-mi! work,
outing was . ;,*. > i by all. and On the other hand, it - ;,n
vve feel well repaid for onr ef- easy matter if the m-ganutzi mn
forts as they seemed to In- aj» prove*. by its work. t<* ■ a siu-
preeiated by the lar ’idiom*........ in every reaper!. Tin- Bhnn
present Hand is -ir-h att organize. ’ion. I!j
They are Delicious!
Is the opinion of those
who have eaten
CUPID MANGALS
put up in
Sweet Cucumbe 's,
Sweet Melon*,
Sweet Peppers.
Bayl’s Chili Sauce, good to eat any old lime, ptr
bottle 20 cents.
H. F. Hohlt Company
The Store of Quality.
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s&rss gdsjr.'saa fjj
Wet boro, Mo.-Mr,. Pu.fe TmipUsoa.
Ea‘im”lS'
5sorthOxforU,MH*t.»rMl^g Amelia DuiaIWu
Parsons, Kant-Mra.^tiieCopeiwf'S!
Belmont Are. r,aw*
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Bon:'t Ikwtort. Mass.* - Mrs. G90. fl. J'- >y, Iv^ir
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Brooklvn. ,«,!*»«-
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roe street.
Clmrinnotl, Ohio
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HalstSa, '.'i'.-MIVar.i IIui;.t»»ni. It 15.
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llyarlan Troul.tr.
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WortrvooC, liJL—.Mr*. John V. Rich.rot
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Kerroua Fro.
Zanesrille, Ohb -^Mra.. HoUla
Mill.
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Peoria, HI. «M1*I Clara L. Gauwitx,B.n.K0.*fc
Konip 01 la.—Mr*. Sal lie Steven*.
Camden, N Tillio Waters, Ml Lib.
erty Street
Orhbtmia, Pa.«Mrs. Jennie B. McCormick.
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Tiles': wotiU-n are only a few of thousands of living witnesses of
the power of Lydia !' Pinkliam’s Vegetable Compound to cure female
diseases. Not one of these women ever received compensation in any
form for the use of their names in this advertisement— but are will-
ing that we should refer to them because of the good they may
do other suffering women to prove that Lydia E. I’inkham’s
Vegetable Compound is a reliable and honest medicine, and that the
statements made in onr advertisements regarding its merit are the
t u‘T mat nothing but the truth.
is true t uough that som-1 iuu;s
i fat ■ seems t*> be against us. Tims
wh n Mr. llomburg was obliged
to leave ns. we lost a faithful
and 11011-]: needt'd tnentb r. On
thi> otiu-r hand however, our boys
Shew wliat stuff they are made of
by doing just a little more than
before and in that way making up
for the l’ >s.
The baud took a prominent
p*r iu th • f-oneert given in Car-
otin* An audiem-e of about six
hundred listened to the music
very attentively, and to all ap-
pearances'enjoyed themselves im
faculty by the courteous treat-
ment accorded the representatives
of the school. The people of
Carmine showed great interest in
our school and in our concert,
almost more so than the citizens
of the home town.
The band always stands ready
to lend a helping hand. On 7
of March at the lecture of Bishop
Nnelson, this organization played
several selections.
Olympia.
The society has done active
,»»_■»« iron • i > u |i - - - n i •- . .wfiitira
mens My. The people of that town «mrk since the last monthly re-
have won a warm place in thel!mrt- During the series of meet-
hearts of the students of Blmn.!'»g" that were held, one evening
and it i i in tin* hearts nf the *v;ls devoted to a stud., of the
' March magazines. The leading
topics of the day were read up
MISTROT BROS. &
Easter is almost here, but it finds Our Store ablaze with all that is New and Pretty in Headwear for Wemon and Children.
Tuesday morning We received another shipment of Millinery goods, included in this shipment are some of the Mew Shapes,
not shown before. We have prepared for a big trade this week and are in position to take care of your Easter order. Our
fine showing of Millinery Goods are good to look at, reasonable in price and excellant in style and quality. Let us help you
to get ready to welcome Spring in all its beauty. Come to Our Store and feel free to look at the pretty new goeds We are
showing in every department. Come whether you want to buy or not, We will be glad to have you.
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Wc are showing some very pretty
new things in wash dress goods, in
the new colors new weaves, etc.
A bourette cloth, pretty line of
patterns - - 25c
Satin Stripe Poplins dainty
patterns - - 25c
Pongettisin Solid Colors, big
value, per yd. 15c
Cotton Vaile, in the new colors for
handsome piece dress goods 10c
irwool in alice blue, brown,
rose,green,cardinal per yd. 25c
quality handkerchief
dainty patterns, for waists
per yd. - • 22c
Little Easter Dainties
for
Women and Children Men and Boys
Jabots
Linnen Collars
Dutch Collars
Pretty Handkerchiefs
Ribbons
Belts
Purses
Combs
Coronet Braid Pins
Barretts
Sash Pins
Turban Crowns
Pretty White Waists
Dainty Hose
New sttnw lints, straight brim Sailor
98* $1.25 SI.Stand $2.25 in mens
The new turn brini for boys at 25*- 35*
amt 40*.
The new felt shapes boys from 98®. *°
$1.50 mens SI.75 to $2.50
New Ties
Spring Underwear
Suspenders
Hoie Supporters
Shirts Soft and Laundred
Belts
Pearl Cuff Buttons
Big Values in Low Cuts for Easter.
Misses’ strap slippers in Patent
or Plain leather 12 to 2 - $1.35
Misses’ one strap pump in Tan
8 1-2 to 12 for - $1.50
Ladies’ Vici, pat. tip, medium
heel worth $2.00 now - $1.65
Ladies' pat. leather, plain ioe,
tie, per pair - $2.25
Ladies pat. leather, button slippers,
extension sole, high heel, tip
per pair . . $2.75
Ladies’ 2 eyelit, all pat. extention sole, tie per-
forated tip, a $3.50 value for . $2 90
Ladies’ all pat. 2 eyelit, extention sole, no tip
f°r * * . «9 90
Men’s pat. leather, duU top, Terrace last, an
easy wearer for .A
Men’s Vici, desirable last for . $2 35
^ i- -ti ami discussed. Especially in-
I ten-sting was an article on Mr.
■0! Roosevelt's trip through Africa.
<j^ j We who are working nearly ev-
0 j ei-v day ill tire week arc, so to-
<jj$j say, separated from tin* outside
0 world. Most of us have not suf-
ipX- ficieut time or do not take suf—
0 fieieut time to keep up with the
£v world that surrounds us: and for
this reason an evening spent in
this way is spent very profitably.
Another term of society work
has again come to a close, and
Olympia can proudly look back
over the weeks of the past term
as time spent in work and in ad-
vancement. towards a set goal.
Some of our members were so un-
fortunate as to leave us; others,
however, have joined and fill
t heir places. As we shall now en-
ter upon a new term's work, let
us take courage in our work. Let
us make every flying moment
yield its powers. Let us take
pride in the welfare of our
eiely and keep steering our statf*
ly ship Olympia till we shall
embark on the island of success.
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The Hoodoos” by Prof Bancroft
Attention is once more
to the famous lecture schcMMl
for the latter part ot' *“* '
month. Prof. Bancroft come*
highly recommended. “The WS§|
dos” has been delivered in
ehos, high schools, colleges,
opera houses, and never yet
it failed to please an audi«
Don’t fail to hear this high
lecture.
Campus Improvements
NVith the coming of
our campus lawn is getting I
tier every day. The
were planted some time
j *11 growing nicely. The li
0 . natia plants that were
beds near entran- » la*t
! and which were dug out
.its a
warn ptee*
tsr. will b« set oat
' -'11
antra!
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Tucker, George. Brenham Evening Press. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 254, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 23, 1910, newspaper, March 23, 1910; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth520252/m1/4/: accessed May 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.