Fredericksburg Standard (Fredericksburg, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 2, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 1, 1921 Page: 8 of 10
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FREDERICKSBURG STANDARD. FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS
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Health Crusade in Texas Schools.
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Joseph Molberg
Come and convince yourself at
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Extra Heavy 36 inch Unbleached Domestic 15c yd.
85c
$1.65 all Wool Serge 1 yd. wide now
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$4.50 Government Rubber Boots, at $2.25 pair
$2.50 pair
$3.50 Men’s Work Shoes at
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KODAKS LOANED FREE.
Mail Orders Have Prompt Attention.
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. 3 Pkg. 25c
3 Boxes 25c
3 pieces 25c
5c spool
. 19c yd.
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15c Hair Nets all colors
Dyeflake. Soap Dyes......
Shinola Shoe Polish.......
Cocoa Olive, Toilet Soap
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1 Buick Four Touring Car
1 Overland Six Touring Car
1 Ford Touring Car
these
year.
ed to make the Crusade this year
the most successful ever conduct-
ed in Texas.
Are You Looking For
A Bargain?
We are offering the following Cars at a sacri-
fice price, because we must make room for new
Cars coming in:
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Dpendable Merchandise
At Right Prices.
Let us do your KODAK FINISHING
Prints - 1c Cheaper than
anywhere else.
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Silas Wilder, a deaf old Ranchman ....
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Legislative Manuals at Your
Disposal.
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Groceries
fancy and staple, always fresh. Phone orders promptly
filled and delivered.
Country produce bought and sold.
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Struck it Right
when you Light a CAMEL
THE BEAUTIFUL COMEDY-DRAMA
“R PRAIRIE ROSE
Your taste will tell you that! For Camels
have the flavor and fragrance of choicest tobaccos,
perfectly blended. They’re smooth and mellow-
mild.
And there’s NO CIGARETTY AFTER-
TASTE.
We put the utmost quality into this one brand.
Camels are as good as it’s possible for skill, money
and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos to make a
cigarette.
That’s why Camels are THE QUALITY
CIGARETTE.
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When you buy from us, you are assured of getting "the
best for the price - no matter what the price may be.”
Inspect our lines of
Ginghams, Dress Goods, Outings
and so forth. A large shipment of fall goods has arrived,
offering a variety of selections.
Men’s Work Clothes
Duck pants and coats, overalls, jackets, gloves, shoes,
hats, socks, and everything you need. Let us quote you
our prices.
B. t. RETNOLDS Tebaeee
Wimts-Sale-, ■ C.
Big-Time Vaudeville
at
Klaerner's Opera House
Wednesday, October 5th
BENEFIT JUBILEE FUND
FRANKIE PAYTON’S CO.
of 12 people including first class orchestra, from San
Antonio. This will be the first showing of classical
vaudeville in this city. Every act 1st class and de-
cent. One and a half hour of solid fun. Bring the
whole family.
Admission: 25c and 35c, Reserved seats 50c.
On sale now at Klaerner's Opera House and
Hanish Drug Store.
Dance after show. Music by Eubanks Novelty
Orchestra of San Antonio.
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Four Texas schools have receiv-
ed recognition from the Nation-
al Tuberculosis Association for
having the highest score for do-
ing health chores in the state of
Texas during the spring months
of the past school year. The
chores were performed by child-
ren competing in the Modern
Health Crusade movement which
is conducted by the Texas Public
Health Association under the di-
rection of Miss Pearl N. Hyer, I
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Tickets now on sale at Peters Confectionery.
Hopf’s Military Band will play between Acts.
In compliance with a resolu-
tion introduced by and passed
through the instrumentality of
Senator R. P. Dorough of Tex-
arkana a thousand extra copies
of the “Legislative Manual" of
the 1921' Texas legislature were
printed for free distribution.
I This is probably the first time
i that citizens of the state, other
than members of the legislature
and state officials, have had the
. opportunity of securing a copy
of the “Legislative Manual,” as
! before a very limited edition has
WELGEHAUSEN’S
Thread, now .........
I 25c Dress Gingham .
20c Heavy Outing ...
20c Heavy Fleezeline,
Texas Farmers Buying Seed
Wheat Through the Farm
Bureau.
Dr. Robert Raymond, a young Chicago Physician .... F. Stehling
Philip Bryant, a wealthy young Lawyer of Chicago ...........
.................................... John W. Metzger
Archie Featherhead, a young Chi ago Dude ... J. M. Dubray
Bill Briggs, a Kansas Cowboy .................. Henry Kunz
Mow, Philip Bryant’s colored servant ........... Alvin Stehling
Ralph Wilder, younger brother of Silas ........... Hugo Walter
‘Lizy’ Jane Slocum, Silas’ Housekeeper, later his wife ..........
........................................ Helen Stehling
Dorothy Deane, Phil’s sweetheart, later his wife .. Emmie Blum
Rose Wilder “A Prairie Rose,” daughter of Ralph ... Anita Riley
Scene — The Prairies of Kansas, and Chicago.
Time — The Present Day
Time of Playing—About Three Hours.
SYNOPSIS
1st Act Hunting Camp in Kansas.
2nd Act The Wilder Shack, two weeks later.
3rd Act— Chicago.
1st Scene- In the streets of Chicago, a month later.
2nd Scene— A room in Hospital, a week later.
4th Act Chicago. Home of Phil and Dorothy. Four years later.
ADMISSION 25 AND 50 CENTS RESERVED SEATS 75 CENTS
1 aw-
will be preernted at
PETERS OPERA HOUSE
to entertain during the
75TH ANNIVERSARY JUBILEE OF ST. MARY’S PARISH
on
OCTOBER. 4.. AT 8:00 P. M.
George Rutan. Sales Manager
for the Southwestern Farm Bu-
reau Wool and Mohair pool is in
the north and east closing sales
on wool being graded in the
| Houston warehouse. About 850,-
000 pounds are now about ready
to be delivered to the mills.
This is the first Texas wool
, that has ever been sold on a
striet grade and a good price is
j expected.
65c Curtain Marquisette with border at 35c yd.
10c Pearl Buttons 1 Doz. on card 5c
Jap Silk Men Crochet Cotton now 2 for 25c
The latest in narrow Belts, Black or White 25c
10c Large Red Men’s Handkerschiefs 2 for 15c
I been printed.
The extra copies were print-
ed in response to the numerous
demands for material contained ■
in the Manual and not accessible
elsewhere. This Manual contains
Jan up-to-date copy of the Con-J
stitution of Texas, and outside of
certain expensive compilations of1
Texas Statutes the Manual is the
only place where anything like
an up-to-date copy of the Texas
Constitution can be found. This
[Manual also contains the Consti-
tution of the United States, lists
of members of the House and
Senate, the rules of both houses,
standing committees of both
houses, as well as other material
of interest.
A request addressed to Miss
Octavia F. Rogan, Legislative
Reference Librarian, State Se-
cretary, Austin, Texas, enclosing
postage for transportation will'
I bring a copy of the Manual. The ,
Manual weighs. unwrapped. one
! pound two ounces, making the
postal charges for the first and
second zones from Austin six
cents, for the third zone, eight
cents, and for the fourth zone,;
eleven cents for a single copy.
Teachers of history and civics
may obtain several copies for J
class use.
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Dan
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To win a National pennant
every student in the grade which
enters the contest is required to
do at least 5 of the 72 chores
each week for a period of fifteen
weeks. To win a banner each
student must do all the 72 chores
for the same period of time.
The Modern Health Crusade is
conducted for the purpose of
teaching the students health ha-
bits, which consist of keeping
the hands, face, neck, teeth and
body clean, eating nourishing
food, taking the proper exercise,
sleeping with the windows open
and their value in building up
resistance against disease. The;
health habits taught the students
will lie carried on after they leave 1
school. These health facts were
taught to over six million school i
children last year in the United (
States and several foreign coun- i
tries.
The 1921-22 Modern Health)
Crusade is starting now in Tex-
as and the different schools are
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ou Call on us for Disc Plows
in single and double. .We can
safe you money. Have also a
complete line of Mowers and
Rakes which we sell at reduced
prices.
OEHLER BROS.
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9 All Leather Shoes for
Men, Women, and Children.
SCHROEDER BROS
Juenke & Schoenewolf
GENERAL MERCHANTS
S. W. No. 14 Phones C. T. No. 147
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•r Nice Stock of Curlee
Suits for Men, at
SCHROEDER BROS
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• Highest market prices
paid for Eggs at all times, at
L. E HIRSCH,
Dallas, Texas September 27.
Dallas and Young County farm-
ers are buying a car load each
of improved Kanred seed wheat
through the purchase department
of the Texas Farm Bureau. Ex-
tensive tests in Dallas County last
year showed yields of from 22
to 30 bushels per acre with an
average of 26 bushels for all the
seed planted and this year farm-
ers decided that they wanted to
plant more. The same wheat has
been tried in some other counties,
however w ith not such flattering
results.
The seed is being secured from
the Kansas Cooperative Seed Im-
provement Association and the
seed is certified by the Kansas
Extension Service. The Tex.is
Farm Bureau Commodity Depart-
ment is also making arrange-
ments to get good seed oats for
some of the members of the Farm
Bureau.
W. F. Braddock who is in
charge of this work says that the
seed oats are very scarce in Tex-
as this year because of the poor
yield last year and the fact that
the green bug destroyed so much
of the crop.
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Dallas, Texas, September 27.—
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Dietel, William. Fredericksburg Standard (Fredericksburg, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 2, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 1, 1921, newspaper, October 1, 1921; Fredericksburg, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1418410/m1/8/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .