The Banner-Leader. (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 46, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 3, 1907 Page: 1 of 10
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i Cbe ®anner«3Leader
BALLINGER, RUNNELS COUNTY, TEXAS, SATURDAY, AUG 3 1907
XX'T
NO 46
The White Store
Our Great Clearing and Outlet Sale..
completed will be quite an addi-
tlon to the church wealth of our!
? Garner Red Prints, Cardinal and
e Cerise.....................................................
honor of Mrs.
ion services for Sunday night
BUBBLB 3AUK3
Of
Winkler Dry Goods Com’ny
T. A Knight.
!
Coronet Prints in dark blue only
Columbia Prints, light and dark
blue —
Ballinger in the morning and re-
turned by four o’clock in the
afternoon.
Meeting of The “Ladies Aid"
First Baptist Church.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
First Presbyterian Church, are
serving refreshments on the
beautiful lawn at the home of
hour.
The dainty score cards were es-
pecially unique and original,
they represented various cities
of Texas, and those who secured
corresponding names were part-
ners for the games.
After many closely contested
games delicious refreshments
RE-SOLVED }
that our. summer tale is
not one of those Fake sales.
WE ARETRYlNClb WEEDOUT
OUR- STOCK - WE DONT CARRY
LEFT OVERS- THOSE BjJBPLE
SALES ARE NOTOUR. WAY OF
DOiNC Business
BUSTER BRown'
The proceeds will go to a good
cause and it is to be hoped the
attendance will be good.
BUME-G BUR3T AND "REDUCTION 5ALE3" THAT ARE NOT
GENUINE REDUCTION 5ALE5 DON'T LA5T LONG. IF YOU
HAVE NOTICED OUR FRONT DOOR YOU HAVE 5EEN MANY
PEOPLE GOING AWAY WITH BIG FAT BUNDLED UNDER. THEIR,
ARMG. TH15 MEANG THAT THEY FIND THING5 IN OUR
GToRE THEY WOULD RATHER HAVE THAN THEIR. MONEY,
AND IT MEAN5 THAT THoGE WHO CoME To OUR GToRE
-FIND THAT WE BACK UP WITH OUR GooDG WHAT WE GAY
ON PAPER.
on
Song.
Heb. IV, 12, 13-Pearl Farris.
Select Reading—May Butler.
Isa IV. 8-11—Henry Jones.
Story—Lelia Collins.
Song
Roll Call.
League Benediction
10. No minor, habitual drunk-
ard, student, nor lewd woman
shall be permitted to enter or
j remain in any saloon or get any-
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Card Party,
Thursday ^afternoon was re-
plete with pleasure to those who
enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs.
H. Winkler, at which time she
entertained in
Dave Cohen, of Houston.
To those who know tnis popu-. saloon or anything to obstruct the
lar hostess no words of praise; view into the saloon. No lewd
are needed, for an invitation to pictures allowed in a saloon.
Junior League Program.
Psalm for responsive reading—
IXXXIX.
Song, No. 92.
Leader—Foy Walker.
Topic; Helmet and Sword. Eph. has a numberof friends in Bal-
XI. 17—By Leader.
Song, No 2.
Prayer—By Leader.
i Recitation—Lucille Powell
more earnest work by the Society
was made by Mrs. Currie, and
very much enjoyed by all.
Some improvements were made
in the general arrangement of
the Pastor, s Study.
After which the following of-
ficers were elected, viz;
Mrs. J. B. Alvis
“ Jack McKay
W. E. Barbee
“ W. E. Carroll
“ J. 0. Mixon
Points Of Liquor Law.
The following are the salient
features of the new liquor law
now in effect:
1. Total state, county and city
license for selling all kinds of
liquors, raised from $600. to $750
a year.
2. Total tax or license for sell-
ing beer or malt liquors, only,
raised to $125 a year.
3. The Comptroller at Austin
must issue permit to apply for
license under oath by proper per-
sons.
4. License can only be issued
a male person, 21 years of age
or over, w ho has resided in county
continuously for at least two
years.
5. No license issued to any per-
son w’ho has forfeited license
until expiration of two years,
nor to any person who has served
a term for conviction for a felony.
6. No saloon can operate or be
run in same block with school or
church, or w’here the majority of
a block is of a residential charac-
ter unless a majority in the block
give their consent in writing.
7. No music or game of any de-
scription or dancing shall be al-
lowed in any saloon, in or about
the premises.
8. No billiard or pool table,
bowling alley or cockfighting
shall be allowed in any saloon, in
or about the premises.
9. No screen of any description
shall be allowed in or outside any
linger. Mr. Tupper is a promi-
nent newspaper man, having j
been connected with papers at i
' Houston, Fort Worth and San
! Matt. IV. 4, 7, 10—FredlMix- Francisco. At present he is the
1__ laozlinrr mon An Qon A nrrrJzv
R. A. RISSER & GO., ““
Central Park Shirting Prints
Columbia Grey and Dark Prints
Short Lengths in Sea Island Do-
President
Vice Pres.
Secretary
Cor. Sec.
Treasurer
After song and prayer, the
meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs. W. E. Carroll. Monday
August 5, 1907.
Mrs. W. E. Carroll,
Cor. Secty.
14. A few qualities of property
given to a liquor license, and it is
made subject to an execution
The Editor is in receipt of an sa’e unfIer judgement or mort-
invitation to the marriage of &a2_e-
Miss Margaret Wright to Mr. t e 15. The petition for a liquor
Clifton Haywood Tupper, on the Ucense must be posted at least
morning of Thursday, August days and any citizen may
fifteenth at twelve o’clock at the contest the issuance of the license
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, or ®nforce ,te™8 or Prosecute
San Angelo. The bride is the vlolat,»ns °f the law.
'daughter of Hon. and Mrs. W. 16’ No h?ucr can 801,1 at
I A. Wright, of San Angelo, and Place where persons have «a-
sembled for literary, educational
or religious purposes, or on any
election day.
17. Penalties and punishments
for violations of the law increas-
* ed and made more severe and in
addition provisions made to for
feit the license.
18. District Judges must spec-
ially give this new liquor law as
a charge to the grand juries: and
they must have a list of all the
saloons.
19. AH saloon keepers must
give heavy bond with two valid
sureties, which may be recover-
ed on by anyone injured by any
violation of the law in the bond
of a saloon.
Pjuins! Peaches! Peaches!
3C0 Bushels at my orchard
2 1-2 miles South of Ballinger,
within the next 10 days. Better
come early.
44-21
and Wednesday night through-
out the month of August. Each
church will hold its regular ser-
vices on Sunday morning at 11
o’clock, but on Sunday night all
the churches will join in a union
service at the Eighth Street
Presbyterian church. Next Sun- were served consisting of ice
day night Rev. J. D. Deslie, of creamand cake, and when the
the First Presbyterian church, hour of parting came the guests
BANNER-LEADER W
. . 1 .
leading man on the San Angelo
Standard,
F. M. Wood, of the Mud Creek
neighborhood, dropped in and
ordered the Leader this week,
stating that his neighbors kept
him guessing by telling him
about things they read in the
I
Leader and he wanted to see for i
; himself.
Gaston Hardgrave, whois run-
ning an auto line from Ballinger
At the regular meeting of the ■ to Abilene, made the trip indoub-
Ladies Aid Society of the First le quick time Thursday. U He car-
Baptist church Monday afternoon ried over a party of passengers
at 4 o’clock the following pro- and brought back a load; leaving
gram was rendered:
Prayer by Mrs. Alvis.
Solo’‘Christian Walk Carefully
9
this home means that only pleas-
ure is in store for each guest.
The home was beautifully dec-
orated w’ith cut flowers and ferns, i
and progressive high five was thing to drink there or any sa-
the game enjoyed till a late; employ a minor or woman
11. Al! saloons must be closed
at midnight, stay closed and do
no business until 5 o<clock in the
morning,
12. All saloons must be closed
Saturday at midnight, stay clos-
ed and do business during Sun-
day and not open until 5 o’clock
Monday morning
13. No noise, yelling loud talk-
ing or anything calculated to dis-
turb the neighbors, shall be al-
! will preach. The next prayer showered con gratulations on the lowed in any saloon.
meeting will be held at the clever hostess and her popular-'
I Eighth Street Presbyterian honoree,
ichurch, at which time the place'
for the other prayer meetings ■
will be announced. These meet-
ings are interesting, and you are:
cordially invited to attend.
CULMINATING in the disposal of Summer Goods at less than Factory
Prices. While the summer is yet long it is our policy to dispose of all
so that we may be able to offer only the new patterns and designs of
xt season. Merchandise of all kinds has been advanced to an extent
w realize is possible, hence these offerings should be specially attractive,
article that we list is a bargain at a price less than the manufacturer lists
it today. All the goods we list are new and fresh of this season’s purchase.
If yf u want the best of goods at the lowest prices, come and see us.
mestic .
S< ft Finish Bleached Domestic
3f; inch Unbleached Dimity ...
3(1 inch Cross Barred Muslin
Lily Lawns, small figures, white
back grounds
Batiste Lawns, Floral and Kimo-
na designs ..
31 inch White Lawn. 20c grade...
4C inch White Batiste, as sheer as
you want, 25c grade ....
311 inch Striped Swiss, 20c quality
3(1 inch Striped White Waisting
3(1 inch Colored Madras, for Shirt-
Ivaists ....: — .
2a inch Book Fold Madras
31 inch Solid Color Ginghams
A F. C. Ginghams, in all the
colors v----------------------
3 inch Fine Brown Linen
I Danger Is Near.” was beautiful-
ly rendered by Mrs. W. E. Bar-
; bee.
TT , , A few remarks on the line of
Rev. Hudson, the new pastor i
of the ’First Baptist church, is
expected in this week, and if
he arrives in time there will be
services at this church Sunday
morning at eleven o’clock.
I The Methodist people are col-
lecting on the subscription to the
2k building fund and expect to be-
| gin work on their new church at
an early date. This church when
Revs. E. P. William, J. D. Les-
vfc. lie and G. W. Fender are spend-
ing the week on the Concho, en-
' joying camp life and fishing.
I These preachers are faithful
workers for the churches they |
i represent and they deserve a
i rest-
The Union Prayer meeting at
the Christain church was very ■ T T r, . .
well attended Wednesday night. ^dge . Jn0;_ E,,0010?. ton,fht:
These union meeting are work-
ing good for the betterment of
the spiritual condition of Ballin-1
zfc. ger. If you are a member of the
church and fail to attend these
meetings you are falling short of
your duty.
a- i The union revival closed last
Sunday night. Some faithful
-^i preaching was done by the local
/Ki pastors, and if you failed to get
any good out of the meeting it
might be a good idea to investi-
xjfe, gate and see whose fault it was.
The attendance at both the day
' and night services was good and
I the religious people of the town
i were benefitted, but the sinners
I of the town manifested very lit-
tie interest. It was decided by
! the pastors to continue the un-
4c
36 inch Fine White Lined.................
25c
28 inch Fine Persian Lawn ............
15c
5c
31 inch Organdy, Pink, Blue. Red
and Green...............................................
10c
36 inch Linette Suiting...........-.............
15c
5c
36 inch very fine Nainsook, Smooth
6c
Soft and Strong...........................
15c
5c
17x37 Bleached Honey Comb Tow-
els...........................................................
10c
4c
18 inch Unbleached Crash...............
5c
7c
68 inch Bleached Damask
29c
9c
96 inch Red Table Linen, Fast
7c
Colors ..............................................
Ladies Fine Ribbed and full Tap-
35c
3 3-4c
ed Vests ................................................
Ladies Embroidered Wash Belts
10c
5c
White...................................................
10c
10c
Ladies Embroidered H a n d k e r-
chiefs, 20c kind...............................
10c
15c
Ladies White and Colored Hem
12 l-2c
Handkerchiefs............. ................
5c
15c
Ladies Long Gloves in Black and
White......................................................
50c
15c
Ladies Lisle Gloves, Black or
10c
White......................................................
25c
7 l-2c
Polka Dotted Duck ...............................
Coin Spot Swiss, large or small
7l-2c
10c
dot....................................................
12 l-2c
20c
Misses and Childrens Fans.............
3c
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Sledge, A. W. The Banner-Leader. (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 46, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 3, 1907, newspaper, August 3, 1907; Ballinger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1179986/m1/1/?q=Lamar+University: accessed May 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carnegie Library of Ballinger.