The Lubbock Avalanche. (Lubbock, Texas), Vol. 22, No. 31, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 13, 1921 Page: 3 of 12
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I III'. I I'IMUX K AVAI.A.V Nr.. tt'IMAV lf. f MIU H M 1911
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Is Still Holding Good by the Following
Merchants It Closes on
Saturday December 24th
And then Somebody's Going to get Some Good
Money Given Back to Them. Will it be Your Here it is
We the firms listed on this page between these dates not a Sun-
have placed in the hands of the day or holiday on that date all
. . .
Lubbock State Bank sealed en
velopes enclosing in each the
date of some one day between
November the 22nd (luesdav
goods sold from any of the firms
listed on this page nothing is re-
served and paid for on that day
will be FREE for we will refund
every cash purchase on that day.
YOU CANT LOSE for we guar-
and December the 24th a work--:-J
ina rlnv. and not a holiday it may
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It IS VcVll be Tuesday the 22d the first day antee our prices on identical mer-
Or It COUICl be trie un or IJecem- uidiiuibc dgdiiiM any uuio nulla
Important ber the last day or any other day in Lubbock and if you purchase
and pay for on this LUCKY DAY
you will get your Dry Goods Au-
tomobile Tires Furniture etc.
carried in stock by these firms
FREE. You can't affort to pass
up these opportunities for they
are the greatest we believe ever
offered to the people of the
South Plains. A lot of people
will get a lot of things absolutely
free.
The Lubbock Tailoring
Company
TAILOR MADE CLOTHES
Dry Cleaning Expert Pressing and Alteration
Simmons Furniture &
Undertaking Co.
-All Kinds of-
FURNITURE RUGS CEDAR CHESTS ETC.
THE LEA DER
The Largest Dry Goods Store in Lubbock
Shoes and Millinery; Suits for Men and Women
Blankets Comforts and Everything
Shipments Heavy
From San Angelo
Wool Growers
f!n Angelo Texti Dee. 8. S!x-
Irtn ear loads of mohair and 136
ears of wool carrying a total of
454789 pound were shipped out of
Han Angelo during- the 1321 season
Just ended by the Wool Grower'
Central Storage Company. This does
B.t include shipments by on or two
thrr concern which would being-
the wool exportation to around 5-
nO.OnO pound. San Angelo for
ha annually concentrated and
lnrrd more wool than any other
J point in Tcia and thi year's record
strengthen i:s lead.
Six hundred sheep and goat men
mos'ly in Torn Green S hleu her
S'ltton Crokett and Sterling Coun-
ties derived around $47.". 000 from
the sale of the wool and mohair.
Sme of the clip came from Nuere.
Denton and El Paso Counties how-
ever and aonie from New .Mexico.
The f.eeoet and hair wen of ir'od
fade and as long staple a in tJJO
hen the market disappeared in
My not returning until the spring of
thi year. In April and early May
I 'J 20 the choicest long: wool wa
bringing a hitch a 71-.
Beat Price 2 Sc.
The bet price paid thi spring
wa 23c a pound. The average price
however for 31.1ri05:i pound of
lonir. twelve month' wool handled
by the Wuol Grower' Central M r-
ngo Company ws I'Jc. Short spring'
wool amoini.'l to ! m.OOO and f.il
shor wool to .r!t'J7Jl pound sell-!
inir from He to l!'2c a pound. Spring
mohair aggregated pound.
and averaired L'Oc while thut hnnd'ed
in the fall amounted to 277.7''") i
pounds and brought nround 22 1 -lie !
a pound.
Sheep are now in good condition !
and should winter well ;roidcd!
there la some rain. Gra.w and weeds!
at present are well curn4 and feed-i
ing at any tuna soon it not in pros-
pect. Tha Wool Grower' Central Stor-
age Company was organired in I JO'.t.
It has a capital surplus and undi-
vided profits of $2750(10 and it in-
dividual responsibility CXreed I'J-
000000. . Robert Massie of San An-!
pel n is president. Sam H. Mill .'ohrii
8. Allison and L. L. Farr all of San i
A r polo and S. R. Couch of Ozona
are vice presidents and J. M.!i
O'lVmiol is secrrtnry and trensurer.
Other directors are j. A. Whitten of
Kldorado and J. M. Shannon of this
city.
SAN ANGELO BANKER
DIED LAST THURSDAY
RAMSEY AGAIN W it L
HEAD I EDERAL BANK
The Wool worth Building was built
with nickles. Do you really want a
home sure you do everyone want
to own h.s own home. Did you ever
ton to think how easv tha" c uld be
done? Juht think of the money you
waste each month how easily thst
could be applii d on a r -me anJ
you'd never vim it. rtagwell has a
lot to sell for 10.;3 cash balance
to suit you. Se . V. Bagwel!. HO-2
ReT. J. T. Howell pastor of the
Methodist church at Abernathy was
here Saturday looking after busi-
ness matters.
San Angelo Tcxss Dec. 6. .lames
Ijifuyette Malone Focrctnry-trcnsur-er
of a local drug company also a
banker died here this morning after
an llliies of two weeks. He was ;.'.)
years old and had lived here thirty-
seven years. A member of the Meth-
odist church since he wa 1G Malone
had served seventeen years as Sun-
day School superintendent. Survi-
ving are his wife one daughter Mrs.
Hugh Story of San Argelo and two
sons. Rector Malone of llreckenridge
and Kcggie Malone of Klmendorf
Texas.
Burial will be here Friday morn
in.
Dallas Texas. Dec. it. W. K. l'mi-
s y hns been redesignated 1 y the Fed-
eral Keserve Hoard us Federal re-
perve airent anil c haiemnn of the
board of directors of the Federal Re-
serve Dank of Dallas fr another year
beginning Jan. 1. Mr. Kamsey has
served in this position four years.
The reappointment of Mr. Ramsey
apparently sets at rest rumors that
he was to be removed in order to
make war for a "deserving Repub-
lican" which have been afloat since
the election last November.
i I. I f'heathnn of Abilene an un-
jcle of II. I Welch visited in Lub-
i boek last week.
Roy Freeman farmer of the I la-
lou community was here Friday
buying- supplies. i
I. K. Ron n tree of Dallus wa here
on business the last cf last week.
VALUED GIFTS-
HyJ nir Stole talei to thai prison who desire lit pur. hits gift of value- kpreiv- of ciquisito taste anJ rmovJ
jmUnieut. Hefoio you buy your gift w aguia ask you to visit our atoi at whuh timo you can lh things wa hv
aii'l e our fiiuaa.
FLOYD BEALL
DRUGGIST
West Uroadwuy Lubbock Texas
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Dow, James L. The Lubbock Avalanche. (Lubbock, Texas), Vol. 22, No. 31, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 13, 1921, newspaper, December 13, 1921; Lubbock, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth288496/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .