Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, May 27, 1932 Page: 3 of 4
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We Call And Deliver
Ackers Cleaners
■ I '.It' •* . ' • . ' ’DOCTORS WHl BE
IN BRENHAM
MALT
LIVES UP TO ITS FAMOUS NAME
. '■* p .« ■ -t . . •>Saturday
Specials
Grocery Department
OXYDOL, pmll pkp. 7‘/,c
IVORY SOAP, medium, 3 bar* for 22c
PAG SOAP, 5 bars for 14c
CR1SCO, 3 lb. bkts 53c,
FLOUR, Pillsbury’* Verigood, 48 lb. sks 75c
24 Pound sacks 40c
SHORTENING, best quality, 8 lb paib. .. « .. 55c
PORK A BEANS, per can 5c
HOMINY, Van Campa, largest cans,
No. 2% cans, 3 for . ■> ........ 19c
PINEAPPLE, Libby’s sliced, Igst. cans No. 2Y». .15c
PINEAPPLE, Hillsdale, broken slices, No. 2 cans. 10c
PEANUT BUTTER, quarts ........19c
CORN, highest quality, No. 2 cans, 2 for. 15c
SHRIMP, per can 12c
WESSON OIL, pints 19c
CERTO, per bottle.................. .. . 52c
JAR RUBBERS, 3 pkgs, for............ .10c
MARSHMALLOWS, Angeius, 1-2 lb. pkg .9c
Durkee’s Salad Aid DRESSING, Qts. 29c; Pts... 15c
COFFEE, Peaberry Blend, 1 lb. pkg 15c
COCOA, Hershey’s, 1 lb. cans 17c
TEA, all national brands, 1-4 lb. cans 19cSCOUT NOTICE
BECAUSE IT GIVES
Scouts of Troop 2 will not meet to-
night because of the commencement
exercises at high school.
Hy Schoenfelder, Scribe.
RESUL TS
15 ounces for 25fHave your dealer deliver Budweiser
today—and watch budweiser deliver
the goods! 3 lbs. in the big red can—
in buying...
you save in
using
Iff* BAKING
• Which explains why the sales of
BUDWEISER MALT are increasing faster
than ever before in the history of
Anheuser-Busch.
The one thing that makes budweiser
malt so uniformly dependable is the
75 years’ experience behind it—plus
the finest barley and hops money
• can buy. - -h** . - ■.■
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
ST. LOUIS
Fruit And Vegetable Dept.
LETTUCE, nice firm head*, each... 5c ‘
CELERY, per stalk 15c A 10c
SQUASH, per lb. 3c
NEW SPUDS, 10 lb*, for ... 25c
ORANGES, nice size, per dozen .25c
BEANS, fresh cut, 2 lb*, for. ..ScAt St. Anthony Hotel, Sun-
day, May 29th
At the request of'lheir many pa-
tients Brenham; Navasota and sur-
rounding territory, one or more of
the staff of The Associate Specialist^
of Houston, will ’b. in Brenham, at
St. Anthony Hotel, the coming Sun-
day and each week following until
suitable offices are established.
This is to accommodate the many
who cannot spare the time to come
to the Houston office.
The Associate Specialists have been
in Houston many years and their
successful methods in the treatment
of deep seated chronic diseases is al-
ready well known to many citizens of
this section of Texas.
To encourage those who need spe-
cial treatment in such cases as
Hemorrhoids (Piles), Intestinal and
Stomach troubles, Rheumatism, Neu-
ritis, Nervous and Urinary disorders,
about one-half the usual fee will be
made to those who call during this
visit.
No charge will be made for ex-
aminations. Remember the date is
Sunday, May 29th at St Anthony
Hotel at Brenham. The hours will
be from "9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Tell your
friends.
VEAL RUMP A SI
PORK ROAST, per lb.
LAMB CHOPS, per lb.
.........1&
15c
15c
10c
kT, per lb. 10c
ROAST, per H>.. 15c
EVERY DAY
MORE AND MORE PEOPLE
SWING TO BUDWEISER
RESEARCH REVEMS
By GEORGE KIRKSEY
LANDUA DAIRY
On* of the functions of Vitamin
All-Bsan contains thia val
>7
....
nter than
$4.60ANNOUNCING
The Opening Of
hi
Tail, mi* LmMsks
Sally.
D. Sampley, Agt.
Chicago, in
WAo "ivins over" the critical crowds?
WE ARE
VERY
The one that gives
SULTS
ALSO HAT WORK DONE AT OUR PLANT
Satisfaction Guaranteed
PHONE 10 FOR PROMPT SERVICE
Notre Dame,
60 yards in
Round Trip
from Brenham
new equipment with the exception of
the press.
Located at their residence corner Park and Dallas street*
north of Alamo School.
Thank You card* for grad-
uation gifts. Bannrr-Pres*.ACKERS
CLEANERS
. ranch land
area*.
In return
.Experiment
Aia-B*an bring* a
y of "bulk” — which
allaat'’ needed to *X-
Assist Elimination, and
Iron for Blood
body, it is different from th* way
you see it in the package. It ab-
STUROEON PREACHES
ON ORIGIN OF SIN
plentiful
provide* „
erciae the intestine*.
| McNamara is superintendent of the
Experiment Station.
Pressing
Tailoring
for the assistance of the
Station farmers have
Formerly
MARTIN BEAUTY SHOPPE
Open for inspection and
appointment*
92.70 ROUND TRIP TO GALVES-
TON for Memorial Day, May 30—
Ask Agent.cur EnjcnjcJrle
and Beneficial
Weel^£nJL
UIPPED TO DO THE
BEST QUALITY
Saturday, May 28
Phone 104
CleaningDyeing
Whx ask your friends to sign
your bond—when you eitn secure
this service for a nominal cost. Aug
Brockschtnidt. Agent, United States
Fidelity Guaranty Co.
48-6t 21-l»
Where did sin originate In the
short distances during the winter.
Twenty yards out he gets his 180-
pound frame traveling at top speed.
He is rugged and can stand the strain
of preliminary and semi-final races.
He is 5 feet, 11 inches tall and is 21.
Outstanding victories this year fol-
low:
Defeated George Simpson in 40, SO
and 60 yard dashes in
February.
Defeated McCormick,
in dual meet, running
:06.3.
Tied world's record of :06.2 for 60
yards jn Central Intercollegiate meet.
Defeated Eddie Tolan in 40-yard
sprint in Hamilton, Ontario, meet.
Defeated Tolan and a field of 35 in
| Canadian indoor championships at
I Toronto, running 60 yards in :06.3.
Tied accepted 100-yard dash world’s
Record of ;09.5 In winning .\3m Oli-
ver, Texas Christian; Burnett, Missis-
sipi; Burns, Butler; Klaner, Kansas,
and others in Drake Relays.
Tied same record in dual meet with
Wisconsin six days after Drake Re-
lays.
milder, mor* palatable.
Another healthful element
brought by Au^ Bran is iron. Testa
show this cereal ha* twice a* much
usable iron as ths same weight of
S- - --a ----
Deer liver.
Check common constipation —
with it* frequent headaches, loss of
Just eat two tablespoonful* daily
— sufficient to overcome moat types
of constipation. If your intestinal
trouble is not relieved thia way, a*e
your doctor.
Appetising recipes on the red-and-
green package. Made by Kellogg
Arrive HOUSTON d:15 A. M.
Arrive GALVESTON . . 9:40 A. M
Gohzales, May 27—One of four W ■fone’’ has »«««* “> «'n other
one-variety cotton communities in(co,,oni ,,,<1 installed completely
process of development by Federal
Experiment Station* in the UmTed
States have been established id
Sc hoot land Community. Gonsales
county, where all 45 farmers in the
community are growing 4,000 acres
of pure Lone Star cotton in coopera-
tion with the Federal Experiment Sta-
tion at Greenville, and J. M. Saun-
ders, county agent. The variety se-
, lected was the choice of the farm-
ers. The farming lands of this com-
munity are completely isolated by
from other cultivated
Galveston
FAMED "PLEASURE ISLE”
VITMMBMBMN. ONE-VARIETY COTTON
COMMUNITY IS TO * H Ort,i”
____ president of the informal community
STIMULATE OTHERS
Phon* No. 4
1 I ravel Headau.
Elder Sturgeon, reading Ezekiel 28:
11-1-8 and Isaiah 14:.12-15, in hi- ser-
mon Thursday evening, showed that
these scriptures applied to Satan, whn
was once a covering •cherub in heav-
en.
Allowing jealousy to enter his heart
he wished to be like the Most High
and desired to set his. throne above
the stars of God. Then followed, war
in heaven, mentioned in Revelation
12":7-1O. and Satan and the angels who
took his part, were cast out into the
earth.
God would not destroy the rebel
immediately, but allowed him to work
out his principle’, so that all car.th.lY
and heavenly infenigcHc«"lttight see
the results of following Satan.
/ * : AND GO IN COMFORT*
When Adam and Eve sjm
rulership of this earth passed to Sa* and affliction shal loot
tan. whom they had obeyed, and he Ond time
became the prince of this world. AU
association for handling thfe business ' mwe'ry.nd haye
Which has been worked up entirely h“ when h\
by the farmers Lloyd Cook i. secre- ” J*'W"y <l”,royed •"‘brought
‘•ry-t^x-.;< .. '*•'7" vn<
earth will *|{rer that VKM1 is jtiYt in
destroying him. • --
• The great controversy between
, Adolph (Rabbit) Metcalfe, Mar-
quette Univeristy negro sophomore,
is the latest sprint star to establish
himself as Olympic material by a
spectacular series of victories during
the winter and early sumgier.
Hp*n4 ■
agreed to sell their seed each year at'place one would least expect it—in
oil mill prices to farmers anywhere-heaven.
that arrangements can be made for
one-variety communities or for a
large enough one-variety blocks to
permit exclusive ginning. Seed for
a 40-acre plot for supplying member^
of the Schooland, Community with
seed from year to year is to be fur-
nished by the Experiment Station
whose workers will rogue this plot
each year. Combings from all the
fields in the community, will also be
made and the trade notified through
the Bureau of Business Research of
the University of Texas of the equal-
ity and supply of this cotton. The
field work is in charge of Roy Saun-
ders, Termer county agent in Collin
I county, now with the Unitfil «State<
Bureau of Plant Industry. Homer
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In hie most important races, Met-
calfe has defeated George Simpson,
former Ohio State star, in three short
dashes; has taken the meanre of I
Eddie Tolan. former Michigan flash, I
in three out of four races! and in his
only two 100-yard dash appearance*’
thus far in the outdoor season has
twice tied the accepted world's record
of .-09.5 seconds. * ■
Track coaches and experts whd
have seen Metcalfe in action predict1 „ ,
he has excelent prospects of being I oratory experiment*
'America's fastest, sprinter., in ,tfie
Olympics.
"I look for Metcalfe to beat them
all in the Olympics”, said John Nich-
olson, Notre Dame coach. "Tolan,
Wyckoff and Simpson have had their
dya; Metcalfe is just coming”.
While competing for Tilden Tech
High School, Chicago, Metcalfe ran
the 100 yards in :09.8 and the 220 in
21.2. In 1930 he won the century in
the British-American meet at Soldier
Field.'
Metcalfe's weakness is his start,
but he is improving his getaway, as'
is shown by his many victories at
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Blake, T. C. Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, May 27, 1932, newspaper, May 27, 1932; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1172972/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library.