Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 256, Ed. 1 Friday, January 28, 1927 Page: 4 of 4
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN
FOR RENT
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Tomorrow—Saturday
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manufacturing sche-
to L. G. Peed, gen-
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if the
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had re-
lost and tail shaft i,^
department of the focal
commerce was advised
been dispatched to the
to have made
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Connie Mack might loosen up to get
one of the stars.
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FOR SALE
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FOB WORKING PEOPLE
The best of workers get out of
he
was
COMFORTABLE BOOMS FOR
RENT. ALL CONVENIENCES.
Hotel Brazos
Howard D. Hudson, Mgr.
Headqua
and
HYMAN’S
See Oxir '^Z’in.doiAr
in New York,
by dealers thru-
Prices-^Tax Includetf'-jl
rows $2.20, balance $1.65:
balcony $1.65, balance $1
balcony 75c. Seats now if
atre Box Oficc.
ROOMS FOR RENT. ROBERTS
HOUSE. SEE L. C. ROBERTS.—
Adv. 180—tf
HOME FROM COLLEGE
STATION
And the rest of the prizes are liberal,
too. They are—
r Prizes of Middishade ' |
i Blue Serge Suits
Any man over 18 can enter! There’s
nothing to buy. The rules are few and
simple. Come in and see a Middishade
* Blue Serge Suit—it’ll give you ideas.
And ask for entry blanks and all the
details.
Anna Q. Nilsson, Holbrook Blinu, Charles Mur-
ray and Ruth Roland in “THE MASKED WOM-
AN.** A First National Picture
Cobb has nd
resigned player
B. Tlrompson, County Clerk,
Washington County
T. Ruetz, Deputy.
COTICb - -
Good middling, 14.25
Strict middling, 14.00
Middling. 13.25 ____
Strict low middling. 12.00
Hulls, $7.00.
Cotton seed $20.00.
’ Cotton seed meal, $1.80 per
pound sack
For Betts
Reception ur I
and Everztfr
Navrafl
record one for
production and.
MIDDISHADE
© Blue Serge Suits
For Rcnf—7-rooin house, all mod-
ern. convenience, on 207 North Parks
paved street.'- For particulars ask
Louis Pappas, Candy Kitchen.—Adv
256-2tp,.
Will trifde a two story house and
lot for a good farm See Tom Mat-
chett.—Adv.2556tw4-2t.
Wm. Wendt, Jr., and Ray Falkch-
berg of College Station are here for
a few days, the mid-winter term
being over and a few days elapse be-
fore the next term starts.
While it is almost a dead certainty
that the two
the American
ow that thej’
they left.
J Marguerite Hibhard. famous lyric prima donna soprana coming to Bren-
ham with May Valentine’s Comic Opera Company in Balfe’s famous ballad
opera “The Bohemian Girl,” at the Simon Theatre, Friday night, January 28.
Miss'Hibbard will be heard in the role Arline. She is an Eastern girl , with
youth, beauty and marvelous voice.
The exclusive Laden
thol blend cools
soothes—brings quick re-
lief to irritated air passages. _
Loden's COUGH EMOPS
For Rent: Couple houses- Phone
286-J. Gus Scbuthaclier.—Adv.251-6tp
For Rent: Six room house, bath,
modern conveniences. W.H. Schwea-
ker, phone 317.—Adv.251.bt.
Their tempers cooled when they
received testimonials from the fans
in Cleveland and Detroit, and Speak-
er, according
would return to
.wanted.
Tuesday’s Picture “THE TRUTHFUL
Starring HUNTLEY GORDAN and MAE BI
hands and make ’ them
League property beyond
until the league surrenders
them. a
had been declared free
felMON fflHEATRE
Fire Proof — Well Ventilate*!
Steam Heated
“You’ll Always See A Good Show
at the Simon
Cobl>, however,
a vow that he
work for Frank Navin
deal.
COBB AND SPEAKER
WILL PLAY AGAIN
Herein Fail Not,
fore said Court on
of the next term thereof this writ,
with your rettirn ■ thereon, showing
hpw you have executed the same.
Given under my hand and the seal
of said Court, at office in Brenham,
this the 20th day of January, A. D.
1927.
C.
By' Henry L. Farrell
(United' Press Staff "Correspondent)
New York, Jan. 28.—Decision of
Commissioner Landis in restoring
Ty Cobb and Tris Speiker to places
on the reserve list in. good standing
and the activity of American league
drib owners in going after the two
stars, makes it certain that they wilt
play in the American league if they
to friends, smd
the Indians if lie
What kind or a
sloganeer are you?
return to baseball. . »
There is no doubt that two or
three National League clubs would
like to have either of the two rein-
stated players but the baseball law
tips their
American
approach
claims to
If‘they
agents, instead of having been restor-
ed to the reserve lists of Detroit and
Cleveland clubs, they could have sold
their services for the best price, ilt
is doubtful that American League
clubs ,could have out-bid
York Giants.
Shortly after it had been
ed that Cobb and Speaker
signed as managers and had bech re-
leased by their employers, the Giants
made overtures to Cobb, but if re-
ports arc correct, they were told to
lay off. Several other National Lea-
gue club owners are known to have
been willing to assume the contract
of‘either Cobb or Speaker.
Monday’s Picture “TIN HATS”
Starring CONRAD NAGLE and CLAIRE WINDS*
Eggs, 26c. . —
Hcim. 15c.
Fryers under 2 lbs. 20c.
- Fryeri. over 2 His’,.15c.
Turkeys, 22c.
Hens must weigh over 7 tit.
toms over 12 lbs.
Ducks, 10c
Old Roosters. 5c
Sweet Potatoes, 2 I-2c.
rtmtrr. 2t>»
Butter fat, 37c.
Pork Sausage, 30c.
Pecans, 8c.
Have a small quantity of second
hand brick that are priced reason-
ably. Tom Matchctt.--Adv.255-6t.
JAPANESE SHIP D|
San Francisco. J4n «
• alites^ freighter. Clyde u
' crew of forty men aboa*
- ulg helplessly 4()() nnle,
When the charges of j^utch Leon-
ard were taken with enough serious-
ness by the club owners to cause
them to toss Cobb and Speaker out
of the leagtfV. the’two players were
so bitter they told' friends they never
would play again in the American
League. ; . '
Navin claims that
more status than a
and Navin is the acting president of
the league. The dispute which
ensue, wjjl. have to. go back to
commissioner. —------
Efforts of the National League to
secure either player would be balked
by* the rule which provides that no
player on a reserve list shall be eli-
gible to play for any other club until
I his contract has been assigned or un-
til he has been released.
Washington already has made an
offeW^-. wtrtriK* tend th*
> New York Yankees could and
hly would use cither player
opportunity came. Even the
BE SUR^ AN FL ATTEND OUR COUli
STORE. Price. 5c, 10c, 15c and 20e.
Fifty dollars a word is more than
the most famous author ever hoped
to be paid. But the makers of fade-
proof Middishade Blue Serge Suits will
pay at that rate for the best slogan of
not more than ten words submitted in
their Slogan Contest.
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COTTON SEED FOR SALE
Your-k opportunity to. buy
grade Cotton Seed for
next year's planting needs,
cotton from which this seed
brought a premium of 2 1-2
over the market price at Brenham,
Texas. Only a limited -quantity of
this seed is to be had, so leave your
orders at once. Farmers National
Bank, Brenham, Texas.—Adv. 219-tf.
SUBSCRIBE MJI!
The fame j' student male chorus in The Student Prince, the u
play which Messrs. Shubert present at the Simon I
Night, February 2.
players will remain Uir‘:a,'
League, it does not fol-
will return to’the clubs
S1RETHR0AT
' Gargle with warm salt water
— then apply over throat—
Vl&SS
_________ Owe JZ (Wffion Jer. l/eerf YeA<y
of these symptoms might result in a sick
spell, therefore the sensible course is to
take a dose or two of Herbine. It is just
the medieine needed to purify the system
and restore the vim and ^ambition of
health. Price 60c. Sold by
Citizens uruu
With BLANCHE MEHAFPEY
A two-gun man with only blanks. A
drugstore cowboy running wild among
the toughest bad men in bandit's hea-
ven. \\ hat a feast of hard fighting and
fast riding. One of Gibson's bright-
est action-comedies!
666
is a prescription for
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
It kills the germs.
NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH
The new treatment for tom flesh, cuts,
wounds, sores or lacerations that is doing
such wonderful work in flesh healing; is
the Borozone liquid and powder combina-
tion treatment. The liquid Borozone is
a powerful .antiseptic that purifies the
wound of all poisons and infectious germs,
while the Borozone powder is the great
healer. There is nothing like it on earth
for speed, safety and efficiency. Price
(liquid) 30c, 60c and $1.20. Powder 30c
and 60c, Sold by
Citizens Drug Co.
*500 '200 ’100
At sales conventions held Hi nine
cities up to January 24, Willys-
Overland dealers already have placed
orders for the immediate delivery of
$16,642,000 worth of Willys-Knight
sixes and Whippet four and \\ hippet
six-evfinder cars. This great influx
of orders pouring in for the 1927 line
of cars presents the most striking
feature of the automotive industry,
although lhe new year is still in its
infancy.
Officials for Willys-Overland dtz
clarc that the orders for the new
cars are far beyond the estimates
prepared in advance, and that the de-
mand i.s general from all sections of
the country, indicating that the pres-
en’t, year will be a
Willvs-Ovcrland in
w »
sales.
.The convention
«liich was attended
out that territory during the week of
the National Auto Show, brought or-
ders totaling $3,000,000. "Toledo’s
sales convention was second with or-
ders reaching $2,300,000.
At the Pittsburgh meeting orders
wev tdken for the delivery of $2,-
084,000 worth of Willys-Knights and
Whippets, while Philadelphia record-
ed orders valued at $2,005,000. Orders
taken at the other Willy^Overland
dealers meetings were: Milwaukee
$1,967,000; Detroit, $1,900,000;
lanta, Gau $1,200,000; Buffalo, $1,-
00(l|000; Indianapolis, $1,187,000.
These orders total $16,642,000.
Commenting on these sales for the
1927 Willys-Overland products, offi-
cials of’ the company declare that
dealers are enthusiastic over the posi
tion of engineering leadership estab-
lished by the company, which gives
complete coverage in every price
class. They further say that this,
position of leadership is , recognized
by the buyers as well as the dealers
and is reflected
of retail sales.
“Our present
dule,” according
.era! sales manager for Willys-Over-
land;- “is far in excess of what it was
at the sahie time^last year. Our pro-
gram for the year is the largest in
our entire history and the figures
we have set for 1927 are entirely jus-
tified by the early reactions from
retail sales organizations.”. r
3631.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable of
Washington County—Greeting:
YOU ARE HEREBY COM-
MANDED To cause the following
notice to be published in a newspaper
of general circulation which has been
continuously and regularly published
for a period of not less than one year
preeceding the date of the notice in
the County of Washington, State of
Texas, and you shall cause said no-
tice’ to be printed at least once each
week tor the period of ten days ex-
elusive of the first day of publication
before the return day hereof; ;
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
LETTERS—ESTATES OF
DECEDENTS.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To all persons interested in the
tate of R. S. West, Deceased, R.
West has filed in the County Court
of Washington County, an applica-
tion for Letters of Administration
upon the Estate of said .R. S. West,
deceased, which wiH be heard at the
next term of said Court, commencing
on the Third Monday in February,
A. D. 1927, the same being the 21 st
day of February, A. I). 1927, at' the
Coiot House-thereof, in Brenham, at
which time al! persons interested in
said Estate may appear and contest
to <fo so. Mra
Herein Fail Not. but have you be-
fore said Court rm the said /first day
of the next- term thereof, this writ,
with your return therepn, showing
how you have executed the same.
Given under my hand and the seal
of. said Court, at office in Brenham,
this 27th day of January, A. D. 1927.
C, B, Thompson CUA_—
Courtty Court, Washington
County, Texas
By A. T. Ructa. Deputv.
No. 3630.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable
of Washington County—Greeting:
You arc hereby commanded'
c.ause the following notice to be pub
fished in a newspaper of general os-
culation which has been continuously
aiid regularly published for a per'od
.'of not less’than one year preceding.
The. date of the notice in the Cot.nt''
of Washington. State of Texas, and
you shall cause' said notice to be
printed at least once each week for a
period of ten days, exclusive of-the
first day- of publication before the re-
turn day hereof:
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
PROBATE OF WILL
THE STATE OF TEXAS
County of Washington:
To all persons interested in
estate of Martha Eichmann, Deceas-
ed, Wally Eichmann, has filed in the
County Court of Washington County
an application for the Probate of the
Will and Testament of said Martha
Eichmann, deceased, fifed with said
application, and for Letters Testa-
mentary which will be heard at the
next term of said court, commencing
“bn tire third Monday In February, A-
D. 1927, the same being the 21st day
of February, A. D. 1927, at the Court
House thereof, in Brenham, at which
time all persons interested hi said
Estate may appear and contest said
application, should
so.
In Conjunction With Regular Picture Program
“The Midnight Fancies”
15000 Worth of Silka, Satina and Scenery, with th
KNIGHTS OF RHYTHM ORCHESTRA
A PRESENTATION OF YOUTHJkND BEAUff
COMPLETE CHANGE OF PICTURES A VAUDEVILLtj
r,;,s, j j,i ■;?U7assgss=s=^g===^adB^
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SIMON THEATRE WED’ FE
Houston, Texas
, .■ . is conveniently located directly
opposite The Grand Central Sta-
tion and offers to the traveler every
modern convenience, coupled with
a genuine desire to make your stay
pleasant.
RATES
Without Bath $1.50, with Bath $2
and $2.50. Rooms single or en suite.
Cut Flowers and Plants
FOR SALE—Cut flowers and floral
designa. Mrs. Dick Schmid. J’hone
396W—Adv. 2741 f
FOR SALE—Cut flowers and floral
designs. Phone 198. Mrs. L. J.
Miller.—Adv. -237tf
Onion Plants. Mrs. Dick Schmid
23T-22t-l-3t.,
Live Mock
Good Jersey Cow, fresh in milk
with heifer calf. M. H. EhlerLlS',^
Phone 543-J—Adv.253ti3tf. f ra
Two dozen hcaiitittil Rhode Island . .. , ,
Red laying pullets J..E. Bell. Ban- ’a'<i application, should they desire
ner-Pressj—Adv.256-2t.
REX THEATRE
•
Friday
*
Paramount presents Douglas MacLcan, Constance
Howard and Walter Biers in "HOLD THAT
LION.” ' See “Hold That Lion” and laugh ’till you
are crying. The laughingest, side-splittingest com-
edy drama you have seen in some time. Good, clean
fun and plenty of it. A rip-roaring talc of love, lions
and laughs. The story of a young man who followed
a pretty girl from New York to East Africa.
Jimmie Adams in “SHELL SOCKED.” A two
reel comedy crammed with amusing and funny situa-
tions.
BRING 1’HE ENTIRE FAMILY THURSDAY
NIGHT FOR 35c. Prices 10c, 15c and 25c.
Saturday
Richard Holt and Ann Little in “SECRET SER-
VICE SANDERS." A thrilling and daring chapter
play.
Tom Tyler and his pals in "RED HOT HOOFS."
A gripping story of the prize ring amid the sage-
brush and cactus—a cowboy battling desperately
against a heavyweight champion for the honor of the
girl he loves and the freedom of the girl’s brother.
Charley Chase m "BROMO & JULIET” A two
reel comedy crammed full of laughs.
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