The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 46, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 24, 1914 Page: 2 of 6
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Published ever> day except Saturday. Sub
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Weekly edition $1 a year,
SPRING DRESS
$1.00 to $25 do I
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A. F. DIETZE,
GUARANTEED
Cuero,
CLOTHING
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HiKOIMEMERTS
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The Record :6 authorized to an
nounce the following as candidates
fdr the offices named, subject to the
action of the demociatic primaries:
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For Representative of the 8let
District:
A. C. HARTMANN.
Fdr County Attorney.
N. M. CRAIN.
For County Judge.
R. J. Waldeck,
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The Dresses and Suits for this Spring wtll be made up of Silks, Crepe-ie Chines, Matalesses,
Foulards, Silk Ratines and Serges. We have prepared for the popular demands in these fafcries
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and we want to show vou the beautiful assortment in colors and pattertfs we are setting for dresses
and suits. Dress patterns in the very latest designs are here for your selection. Ahandsdtne 'gar-
ment for street and evening wear can be selected at our counters from the foundation fabric to the
least small trimming. Just as elaborate as you wish or just as simple as you wish. Let us sh6w
you the new materials and trimming.
For Lous, able Precinct No. i:
EUGENE MOORE.
W. W. HARWOOD.
JOHN HOLLAN.
J. A. NEWMAN.
Tor Commissioner Precinct No. 4.
Wm. BOEHL.
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Mayer; *
H. A. MUCGR.
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Fcr Alderman Ward No. 2.
F. W. JAEGGLI.
For Alderman Ward 1.
J. C. KOSSBIEL,
For City EngineefC
» W. E. DICKERSON.
God meant me to be hungry,
So I should seek to find
Wisdom, and truth, and beauty,
To astisfy my mind. —Ex.
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Spring Novelties
Silk and Moire Bags in the latest fancies; coin and
mesh purses in a variety of shapes; neckwear in the
Jate styles of material and design; hand-painted
and artistic jeweled pins for fasteners and orna-
ments;'novelty combs in the new spring shapes-
novelty buttons for trimmings—dozens of kinds of
the newer fads in pearl, paper and celluloid. Our
Novelty Cases are filled with new and attractive
items.
Spring Corset Models
In both the Gossard and American Lady Corsets
we are showing the new Spring Models. The ele-
gance of perfection in corsetry is apparent in these
corsets and they have been designed t i harmonize
and carry out the ideas of th£ mode crea’ers in ?
dress^Jn the Gossard Corset we sell the original i »
turn’’ Yin# Stare
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Anything from a chicken
cu6p<lo a mansion
front-lacing corset. It has many imitaters^npw but ^
no equals. The spring models in both Gossercl ^
and' Atuericen Ladies include new models for
the style that will interest you. Let^ur corset-
tiere demonstrate the virtues of these new models.
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We shan’t give any credit for this
to the ground hog. «
One happy thought we can have
this morning is that there will be
some good uaseball weather along
behind this.
One thousand miles marks the dis-
tance the representative of the Pat-
terson shows came last night, in an
effort to sign our third, annual Tur-
key Trot.
Are you living in an unnumbered
home? If so number it, and odn’t
put It off longer. Cuero must make
a showing to get taat third carrier
and all citizens must help.
South Texas folkb* shiver about,
and wonder if it will get much cold-,
er, while the Panhandle folks have to
stay in doors and wonder if it will go
below zero. They can tell bigger
weather yarns than we can, but we|
are not jealc*s.
Postmaster General Burleson, is in
Texad, and while he is down here
among home folks, we are going to
registef a mild kick at the brand of
rcucilgfco the government is using on
its stamps. It is so mediocre that it!
allows tt: stamp to drop off and
then the ietier is held up some where
for post a a. The value of a stamp
is In its ability to stick to a thing
until it gets there, and with punk
mucilage ths stamp loses its value.
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A Year Ago Today.
A year ago today was Monday,-Feb.
24, 1913. The Record carried news
of the untimely slaying of Francisco
Madero. president of Mexico, and the
giving out of a statement by Huerta
to the effect that the party, with the
prisoners tuui been attacked by a
band of Y^WTd-be rescuers as they
were enroute to the jail^
A yedr ago today we mentioned the
fact that ~*R. F. Flick had closed a
deal for hte pretty home of Mrs. Hatr
tie Kdith on Esplanade street, that
Arbor Day exercises would be held
at the court house the following af-
ternoon,' with an interesting program
that C. ff. Waltersdorff had bought a
lot of exhibition coops for the De-j
Witt County Poultry Association and
that a certain bill, before the Texas
^Legislature would offer to prohbiit
the running at large of turkeys, and
objections to same presented by thev
Hamlin representative.
Advance Modes
Smartest Styles
In our showing of Spring Skirt Styles
The New Skirts are here and are selling now. They
are the prettiest in pattern and tailoring we have
ever shown. The styles are the latest and include
the new drape effects anc^ Marinet styles. The
spring colors are wide in range and some dever
new combinations in plaids and mixed colors are
introduced. Serges and Worsted are the favorite
materials, ai\d the new Rampoer Chuddah, which
comes in black and grey is most at'ractive. Our
new Ready to-wear Department is now completed
and we invite you to come and inspect the stylish
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offerings and our new method of displaying them.
Stylish Skirts at $3.00 to $10.00
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In Children’s Spring Dresses
Our Ready to-Wear Department is showing1 a big
line of new 'dresses for spring for children and
misses. In substantial materials, dainty and stylish.
You know the service that a dress well-made, of
Repp, Crash, Linen or Gingham will give you.
Bat you will have to see these materials in the
pretty new dresses we are selling to realize just
what can be done with these materials. Dresses *'
for the particular occasion are also provided and
the showing of the new spring lace, and embroidery
lingerie dresses is complete. Biing the daughter
here. £Yom the ages ot one year to fourteen years,
we have the largest assortment you will find.
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Children’s Dresses 35c to $3.50
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Championship Bnsoket Bull. beautiful run to the sce.ne, but the
> presence of mind of some ■crt the oc-!
Prof. Bullock tells us arrange- cupants of the home, and their at -1
nients have bejen completed for a bas tion in figliting the blaze, had it all ;
ket ball game here Friday afternoon out. without the necessity ot turning j
at'3-.30 o’clock between the teams of on the water.
the Cuero High School and the Mar- ———-;rr
sbal Training School of San Antonio. Woodmen Circle.
The Cuero boys, as heretofore men- --—
tioned in this paper, have cleaned up The Gold members of the Wood-,
everything in this section of the men Circle took advantage of last]
AVERILL CEMENT BRICK & CONSTRUCT!
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Sidewalks and Curbings Estimates Cheerfully Furnished 1
We make it easy for you to stalk on, easy monthly payments.®
Special Attention Given to Cemetery Work "'014
M Goods is covered by a uni
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J. C. Howerton and G. Ha Harris
left last night for Houston to attend
the Mid-Coast Industrial Congress
and to ifrvtte the Congress to make
an exhibit here during our Tuekry
Trot. They expected to return Wed-
nesday night.
state and have never ye>t tasted of night's unfavorable weather to push j $
defeat. What they will be able to their lead over ‘the;Silver 'silde • from j $
show Against the strong San Anto- 400 to 700 points. This gain has"
nio team, remains to be seen, but we been made entirely through having
will pin our faith to the Cuero boys, the most members present as the two
The ndxt important thing is a good sidef are even in the number of can-
big attendance to help defray ex-J didates secured. The Yoakum Grove
penses and help the Cuero boys to invited to come over and. assist the
Cuero Grove in the inauguration of
— 'a drill team, sent regrets at bfing un
j able to respond but said they would
come over later if the Cuero Grove
desired.
do their besf.
CUERO STEAM LAUNDRY
Cleaning and Pressing done on Short Notice.
Let us be your ^Wash Woman
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Small Fire.
Daily Record 40o oer month
A small blaze broke out at the
home of Mrs. Sam Bennet, 418 Valley
street, between the ceiling and roof
this morning, from an overheated We regret, to report that Wm. Koeh
flue. An alarm was turned in and ler’s conditon shows no marked
the Cuero Fire Department made • a change and he is very low. *
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•THE MUTI
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Remains as' ever Cuero’s leading hotel and solicits your
# O. H. RATHMAN, MANAGER
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The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 46, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 24, 1914, newspaper, February 24, 1914; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1130026/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.