The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 207, Ed. 1 Friday, September 28, 1923 Page: 3 of 4
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PERFUMES
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SIM'LIIR LEWIS
SCHOOL TIME NEXT MONTH
TAYLOR BROS
The
There’s only one way to be sure
Oregon
that your CHILDREN’S EYE-
SIGHT will tie properly protect-
Trail
ed and that is to have them ex-
amined regularly and glasses
st ATS - io
15
25c
fitted, if needed.
MATAGORDA
Our experience is a guarantee of
satisfaction.
PHARMACY
passing
TOMORROW
“THE MADNESS
10 1 T II"
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PARIS SMITH, Proprietor
Bay City
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JOHN GILHEIil
also
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“THE MUMMY”
Cannot w iggle,
The Houston
Ml LONGER DREAD PIMPLES.
Agricultural Credit
Company
SI PPLIES
POULTRY
E. E. WOOD
BAY CITY ELECTRIC X ICE CO.
Bay City, Texas
PHONE No. f.
I aim ns made from nine months to three years.
DIRECTORS:
Safety First
DRY CLEANING PROCESS
Office of the manager, 320 Caroline St., Houston, Texas
Th*
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BETTER BEDROOM
FURNITURE
AT
A Trial Will Convince You
Phone 145
LET US TALK F AMILY WASH WITH YOU.
Home-made Candy
PHONE US
place ardent three day* in advance, for any quantity
up
not
Bay City
Box 8O<5
1 ribune Ads for quick results
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Your Garments, No Matter How Pine or Delicate,
Are Safe at Lui
Ammon Underwood, J. W, Canada, E. M. Cole, W. S. Wood-
ruff. Hance Baker, Will Nash. Sam H. Hudgins, Hy. Ruge-
ley, R. H. Dant, J. R Burns, I. J. Dunks, W. J. Haber-
macher, W. R. Isaacs, R. M. White.
Safety Pint Syntem In Op rated
in Hay City Hrclwdvtly l>y Un
We don’t doubt your honesty—
we hav • tlie terms that will suit
you. /
General Housefurnishers
1 'ndertakers and Embalmers
Phone; Day. 120; Night, 223-298
Mrs. Aaron Kelly
(ANDY FACTORY
You can have a wonderful
IRONING TABLE
Good second-hand
sale.
! day
I the
P. G. SECREST, Jeweler
, "(HUTS THAT LAST"
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lONhEVs POILTRY
KE ME HIES
The evening services have been re-
sumed at the Christian Church.
(TH ATI Ml I’ERINTENHENTS
• Oil MN.
I he People’s Laundry
8. E. Doughtie, Owner
BUChEYE IMIHATOKM AMI
HROOllEKM
typewriters for
19-tf
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high
work
which
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55c
35c
30c
20c
TAYLOR BROTHERS
11 u*p
Perns and geraniums for sale. Mrs.
Maude Sweeney, Commercial Hotel.
27-tfd
To be
and
If it la
If Mf
SUPERIOR
C/STOCKtPOULTRYfEtDsI\
T. J. CLARK
THE GROCERYMAN
as the law
teach seven
VERSER BROS.
Kaj City, Tetaa
t the desired work
vision is made in order to in-
Mr Win. Cash.
Lucas. Mr. C.
i'attersou, and
education, hy coming
a mimeograph This
us to get out as
may be desired of any
statements, notices.
Now making loans on Live Stock through the intermediate
Credit Bank, in the following counties: Brazoria.
Chambers Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris,
Jackson, Jefferson, Liberty, Mata-
gorda and Wharton
TAYLOR BROS.
I are being published and will be mail-1
ed out »s soon aa possible Ix-t every 11
colored teacher prepare for a good|I
institute
We are freqeeatly naked whether i'-
Hobigant'g in the Quelques
Fleurs, Ideal, Jasmine, Violet,
Mon Boudoir, Premier Mai, and
other odors.
Coty’s in the L’Origan—Caron’s
Black Narcissus, and have you
ven the new Black Narcissus
Mangum for $1.00? Also an
8-ounce bottle of Hobigant’s
Toilette Water for $3.00.
Azurea, Floramye, Djer-kiss,
Three Flowers and many other
odors. Prices reasonable.
“Good people trade at this
store.”
We solicit your patronage.
These are our regular prices, picked at random through
the store. Get our prices on quantity buying.
L
I tut Ion.
heating
The colored Institute will be held
I the week before Chrlstm*® Programs
. I-
to wear but some of your
rithout being cleaned and ren-
Or a garment that you
discovered reposing in your
No. 2 Can V. C. Pork & Beans, per can...
Campbell's Tomato and Vegetable Soup—
No. 1 Can Sliced Peaches in Syrup.
No. 2*4 Can Half Peaches in Syrup...—
No. 2*/j Can Pie Peaches---------------
No. 2 Can Delmonte Cherries
No. 2 Can Grated Pineapple...—..——
No. 1 Can Grated Pineapple............
No. 2Vi Can Sweet Potatoes---------—
No. 2 Can Hominy.....— .....-------
No. 2 Can Tomatoes —---------—
No. 2 Can Corn
No. 1 Can Tomatoes..------—---------
No. 10 Can Ijutsie’s Syrup--------------
CLARKS SPECIAL COFFEE, per pound
Peaberry Coffee, per pound.-
Rio Coffee, per pound.---------——
You are not paying for tin cans when you buy our coffee.
like to help you
still to be thorough
are most proud of
~r<>rk done In time, we will do it.
frankly.
u are a regular patron
Mr. Richardson Is In Corpus
Christi this week on business.
Wireless control of a cotton goods
loom was featured in a fashion show
held in Baltimore.
No better news could be given peo-
ple who suffer the embarrassment
I j und disappointments these skin dla-
flgurer* subject them to than the an-
I nouncement made by the world's best
known skin specialists that a few
years after the universal use of Black
and White Ointment recently perfect-
ed will show a positive decline In
such skin diseases as pimples,
blotches, eczema. rash, tetter, break-
ing out, etc
This prediction Is already coming
true. Judging from the tremendous
demand for this Black and White
Ointment. It i« already selling at
the unprecedented rate of nearly two
million packages a year, and dealers
everywhere ar* enthusiastically rec
oinmeiidlng it to their friends and
customers It Is economically priced,
in liberal packages. The 50c size
contains three times as much as the
25c size
Tlie chairman then called attention [
ito the necessity of finally passing
upon the state ami county apportion
ment figures endorsed at a previous
meeting Each member having been
furnished with a carbon copy of the
apportionment to he studied individ-
ually, the board reported itself ready
to take action. A motion was then
made by Mr. Douglass to approve the
apportionment as outlined by tlie
county superintendent The motion^
was seconded by Mr i'attersou. and
carried by a unanimous vote
Mr. L R. Walker was nominted liy
Mr. Douglass tor trustee In District
No. x The nomination was secondtxl,
hy Mr Patterson ami carried unani
mously.
I pon the nomination liy Mr Doug I
lass, seconded by Mr Lucas, Mr I
Everett Bond and Mr. A. L Brown |
were nominated for trustees in Ills-:
trlct No 23. Motion carried
After the various members had,
signed th*- stallment apportioning the,
tute and county fun<1ls for Mstagoi.
da County, term 1923-24, It was mov-
ed and seconded to adjourn The mo-
tion prevailed and the hoard adjourn I
ed sine die
WE FIND. IN LOOKING THROUGH OUR STOCK,
PRICES THAT SHOULD INTEREST THE BUYING
PUBLIC.
Mrs. W O. Stephens lias returned
from t’ollegeport where she has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. H 8.
Davis.
Well, of all things! One can actu- I
illy cross from one side of a street
to the other dry shod. Gee! what a
[drouth Nearly two whole days, now
An unexpected Invitation; nothing 1
dainty thing® which cannot be worn w
orated; no time to do that, apparently
meant to send on Monday, suddenly
closet on Wednesday
It Is In Just such dilemmas that
' hukk In our work, when nec*g«sry. —
nkilltul, Is one of the achievement* w
humanly possible to get the w
is not, we *>11 tell you so- f‘
Give u« a ring whether you i
$4.00 Rid-Jid Open End Ironing Table.
wabble, jiggle, slip or slide
Stands firm anywhere on its own kgs. Folds in a jiffy.
Hangs behind the door out of the way. Saves a lot of
bother you have with old fashion Ixwirds and makes ironing
easier and much quicker.
ONE TO A CUSTOMER—WHILE THEY LAST
The purpose of this unusual offer is to make it easy for
you to have the latest and best ironing equipment.
You cannot imagine how much work and time you will save
by having a perfect ironing table and this perfect iron.
WE WANT YOU TO HAVE THIS GUARANTEED
PEERLESS ELECTRIC IRON
Because it has all the latest and best improvements to make
it do better work and last longer. The edges as well as
the point carry extra heat to inert the first shock of cold,
wet pieces without showing up or dragging. Each stroke
leaves a wider path of perfect ironing, so it takes fewer
strokes to do the work, saves time and saves effort. The
weight is full six pounds, but the balance and heat distri-
bution are so perfect that when using the iron you scarcely
feel it in your hand.
While they last we will deliver a $4.00 Rid-Jid Ironing
Table with each of these irons. Only one sale to a cus-
tomer. Send no money. Pay 95c on delivery and $1.00 per
month for six months.
All the Fair and Carnival commit- B
tees are hard at work and the pros- B
pects are fine for a great time. S
Begin now to plan for your float or,B
decorated ear for tlie mammoth pa- B
rade during the Fair and Carnival. I
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheney, who B
have lived in Bay City for tlie past B
several years will move to Houston B
to make their home B
<>ur forecaster observes tlie weather B
mi follows: Since day before yester- B
day, no rain. I'p to 3 o'clock thia M
afternoon, still no rain. Long and B
prolonged dry spell of nearly IS ■
hours. From now on until night, M
prolialily clear, unless it rains. No H
forecast ventured past ti o’clock this ■
evening. The moon will probably ■
shine tonight. . - B
The advertising < onnnlttee report! ■
good suicess. .Next w*ek’s Weekly H
will carry n two-page advertisement H
for the fair Supplement this, every- H
body, with invitations to your friends =
in your letters. Personal solicitude B
in ii,utter-. -I this kind <•<>11111® nig and B
requires not much time or effort. We —
tremendosu crowd here ami children sent to Bay City and to other
place* in the county from their home
schools, must pay tuition The law
provides that any child living with
his parent or guardian may attend
the school where lie resides free of
charge, even though he may not have
been transferred. However. If he
lives with a relative In some district
other than that where his parent re-
I have opened a small CANDY FACTORY and make a
specialty of absolut.lv PU11 FRESH HOME-MADE
CANDIES of all kind*; aho FANCY CANDIES.
letter
I grill prove a tlm*-»aver
a labor-saver
The new rural aid law provide* fori
*1 per month per pupil tran«fer-
from a one-teacher school to a
achool, where no high school
t la done by the school from |
pupils are transferred, and
where there is no high achool in th* |
I district offering
Thia provision !;
<luce one-teacher schools not to un-
dertake high school work to the n*«
ct nt the younger children A
hool lo receive this aid must rnewa-
to the rural aid standards, in
of the 5ftc tax. required sani-
achool houses ventillation.
The advantages of OUR Dry Ch-aning Process arc to wash
garments in soap and waU r without wetting or fading the
garments, and the merits of thin process, which is noted for
its successful cleaning of delicate fabrics, such as silks,
satins, chiffon-, georgette crept®, and also gloves, muffs,
furs and baby robes, ami men's clothing as well, are de-
pended upon in all the large cities of America. It is now
available in Bay City.
Judge Samuel J. styles left this
| morning tor llempsteml on business
for a few days
I Mr. Eugene Steele, of Galveston. Is
in the city visiting his sister, Mrs
Jack Young
Many new styles, splendidly de-
signed, just added to our floors.
Of superior workmanship, this
furniture is of the lifetime va-
riety that anyone wrvdd b"
proud to own.
(Continued from Page It
Back of the -North Wind. Nobody's I
Boy. Nobody's Girl, Treasure Island.
O'Henry Stories for Hoys, Anderson’s
Fairy Tales. The Uttle Hunchback
ZIs. Daddy Jake. Six Girl*. .Mary
War*. Hob. Son of Hattl." The Hoy’s'
King Arthur, Santa Claus Partner, j
The Flaming Feather. Beautiful Joe.
Paul Jones. Two Arrows, Ixtrna
1 Doone, At War with Pontiac. A Texas
Bluebonnet. The Oregon Trail, Th*
Brown Mouse, ijtdy of the latke, The
House of Seven Galilee. David Cop-
perfield, Tale of Two Cities Ameri-
can Heto Stories, Lobo. Kay anil
Vixen, Merry Adventures of Robin
Hood. The Oldest of F»ur. Frances of
the Run.tea. Anne of Avonlea. Mother,
'lolly Make Believe. Th elx»st Prince.
I l Woman Named Smith, The Second
Violin, The Harvester, Th* Three'
Things- The Kentucky Cardinal. White
Hag. Jerry. Making Over Martha.
Just Patty. Arabian Knight Stories.
.Monarch. Ihe Big Bear.
There are few school houses In the
< aunty, where the trustee* are hold-
ing hajanre* and leaving the achool
hou*i-a and ground* In very uncom-
fortable. not lo *ay unsanitary con-
dition*. Thia ahonhl not be aa the
present fund® are for the benefit of
pre®<nt pupils and not for future
No school board has a right to[
hold a balance greater than what Is!
needed to do the small repairs All'
the funds belong to the children of
the present and should he expended
for their benefit
The teachers' and pupils' blanks,
have not yet been received from the
(state department, but we hope to get
and forward them to the teachers
I within a few days The delay ha*
I been caused by textbook litigation
. We d<*lre that every teacher in the
11 county forward us a neat copy of her
daily program
■ Mr William Cash, president Isiard
I of county trustees, has saved the
I Ilves of office force in the county de-,
I partnient of
forward with
. machine enables
many copies a* 1
circular ~ “
etc., and
well a* 1
want a t
by all working together, can land it.
From now on, talk fair.
Mrs. George Huebner ami sons, of
Buckeye, were visitor* to the city
today.
Many of thew arc xpedal-
ly priced for those who select
now.
aides, he must pay. after the state and i
county funds transferred for him-
shall have been exhausted
Mrs Kilbride acting as a committee
for the county library, selected the
excellent list of books published in
today's Trilmne The children of the [
county will profit greatly through
this choice selection made by her.
Mrs Kilbride will receive Ihe grail-!
tude of the teachers and their pupils.
This department lias furnished a
large number of Model Programs" [
to the teachers of the county. Sev ,
eral months were spent in working-
out these programs, anil it Is to be1
hoped that teachers will profit by I
them in working out their Individual
schedules.
Young teachers and others also are
admonished not to dismiss school I
early under ordinary circumstances'
requires ihe teacher to |
hours each day. The >
teacher has no right to take u liolt-
The trustees alone can declare
schools closed for a holiday.
When the teacher dismisses without
the authority of the trustees she must
lose the day
Minutes u( Hie ('minty Board of
Trustees.
Members present:
preaidant, Mr. c. a
S. Douglass, Mr. M. ......
\\ . T. Pollard, secretary.
Tin- meeting was called to order
by tlie chairman. After stating the
object of the meeting, the secretary
was requested to read tile minutes of
: the previous meeting, which being
(lone, the minutes were approved
without correction
Ito the nee
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 207, Ed. 1 Friday, September 28, 1923, newspaper, September 28, 1923; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1365793/m1/3/: accessed June 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.