The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 89, Ed. 1 Friday, March 18, 1921 Page: 3 of 4
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WANT ADS
Sherwin-Williams
1.00ALB AND PEESONALS.
GRAND
PAINTS
TODAY
Carl Ries Co. of Houston.
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Preyest and the Maek
Sennett Chorus in
a New Comedy
Houston
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"FRESI FROM
THE CITY"
Texas
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goods.
THE
Perfect Meal
LOST
Waterloo, Iowa
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can go back to.
CITY
Matagorda Pharmacy
Here are a few Herrick points:
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It Is
—Can be kept clean with very little work.
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TOMORROW
GEORGE WALSH
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Gage Easter hats.
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To Buy That
REFRIGERATOR
BIRTHDAY
You Need
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12 PARTY.
Wm. Walker
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CABBAGE AND BERMUDA ONION PLANTS
W. F. TETTS
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These plants are grown in the open field without any
Wakefield, Early Jersey, and Early Elat Dutch, and
Read The Tribune Want Ads.
14-19
Houston.
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Economy Grocery Store; if by mail, mail your order to
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INCREASE YOUR POULTRY PROFITS
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THE SOUTHWESTERN PLANT COMPANY
Bay City, Texas
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to build the right kind of poultry
Decide to increase your poultry
It’s the Masterpiece of
M ister Builders
We are agents for the famous Sherwin-Williama line of
house paint, and we believe it is the very best line of goods
in the world.
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Mr. E. W. Turner stated to The Tri-
bune this morning that he would stun
planting his rice crop next week pro-
vided the weather remains good.
Dr. W. W. Bouldin has let the con
tract for a two-story tile garage
JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST
“The Gifts That Last Store"
Let us tell you in
house at moderate co
profits.
II BHIE NOTH । 0F
DISsOLI i ION of PARTNENSN
Mae Preddy Brunner.
A. T. Oertling.
REFRIGERATOR SERVI FOR A LIFETIME
IHATS HERRICK SERVICE
Made to Measure
Reasonably Priced; Guaranteed
Texas, tills the 14th day at May, A. O.
1920.
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tent ion.
Niso Showing TFoday Tenth
Chapter of
MRS. MELLIE S. LECKIE
Resident Corsetiere
MOST PERFECT CORSET IN
THE WORLD
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D. P. MOORE DRY WOODS Co., Ine.
Bay City, Texas
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DR. M. ERTL
Optometrist and Optician
Honey Bldg.
An early call is to your
advantage
ARIICLES
FOR SAE
"Gifts That _ast"
Come in and let 11 show you the various types and sizes
in Herrick R frig rators.
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But never without suffering from it in
appearance, health, temper—or all three.
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scientifically designed, carefully chosen,
properly fitted, may very probably mean
a total change in the way your dressmaker
looks at you—and the way you look at
yourself.
We offer these original front lacing corsets
at moderate priceswell within the reach of
every woman, and we will assume full re-
sponsibility for your complete satisfaction.
The great twentieth century answer to the demand for a
croset which shall combine unlimited grace and style with
perfect comfort and hygienic support.
NU BONE CORSETS
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T. Oertling, both of Matagorda Coun
ty, Texas, under the firm name and
style of Brunner & Oertling, was dis-
solved by mutual consent on the 14th
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We have the best made at prices
that are right
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FIREMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
order nor require constant at-
Long-Bell
THE MARK ON QUALITY LUMMER
Women's Easter apparel splendid |
showing at Nuckols Hotel Friday and
Saturday, auspices Carl Kies Co. of
Ford Sterling and Marie
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tween Mac Freddy Brunner. (individ-
ually and as survivor of the commun-
Uy estate of herself and her dec eas-
Mrs. A. E Stinnett announces the
arrival of a splendid line of beautiful
Miss Kate Noll of St Louis, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs P
Jepson. and family, left this morning
for her home. Mrs. Jepson accom- j
pauled her to Houston, where they
will visit friends for a few days
Women's newest Easter Wear at
Nuckols Hotel Friday and Saturday
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nd husband, Fred Brunner), and A j
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well-known Long-Bell trade-
grades. ’
Dr. and Mrs. A S. Morton enter-
i tained a number of guests at their
home last evening, the principal
guests being members of Mrs. Mor-
ton's Sunday School class.
The Matagorda Oil Company is
erecting its derrick on the Johnson
farm, three miles east of the city,
. this week
white Bermuda onion plants. Ready any time after
lly" and interchanges food flavors.
TAKEN UP: A sorrel mule about
15 1-2 hands high. with small slit in
right ear Owner cau recover ani-
mal by calling John Holland. Bay
City, and paying for this advertise- j
j STRAYED - Oue bay mare mule, fif- j
teen hands high, weighing about 1,100 I
pounds, branded S it on left hip Re-
.ward for information. Wire or phone,
THE STODDARD RANCH. Buckeye.
50c; 300, $1.00; 500, $1.75; 1,000, $3.00. If you want
if you are figuring on painting your house, let us fig-
ure with you. We have the paint that will deliver the
A Refrige rator that keep food indefinitely and saves
ice.
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My shipment of Gage Easter hats
has arrived See them before you I
buy. Mrs. A. E Stinnett. 18-20
ARTICLES WANTED, LOSI, FOUN
There will be a meeting of the Fire
Department. Wednesday, March 22.
Flection of officers and other matters
of importance to come up. All fire-
men are requested to be present.
By order of the chief.
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ODD FELLOWS NOTICE.
Wood i the best material to use for it’s warm in win-
ter, cool in mmer and does not hold moisture long. And
anything to please the one to receiy’
Come in and let us help you decide.
GOS S A R
Front Latins
Made individually for you from measurements and data
secured by an expert corsetiere. Boned with the unbeliev-
ably flexible—yet amply astrong--NuBone Stay which if
guaranteedot to rust df break within oe year. As wash
able as any other garment; new until w<| out.
Phone or Write for appointment;
no obligation whatever
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Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership, lately subsisting
12 .1 D. 1920.
. eas will be continued by
th aid A. T Oertling under the firm
o name and style of Brunner & Oert-
e-iing, and all accounts and claims
TOMATO PLANTS Good size; seed
planted in December Get some and
have earliest ripe tomatoes June.
Pluck and Early Achme 3 dozen, 50e;
1100 for $1.00; 1,000, *4 00; postpaid
Peppers and Egg plant in March
SCARBOROUGH PLANT FARM, Car
rizo Springs, Texas. 9-tfd
If you don’t buy our paint, buy some other line of stan
dart! goods handled in town. Beware of the mail order
it’s easy to work.
ber we have soin
As a birti day reminder, y
ter place to make your sele
Mr. W. W. Wilkinson, who is in-
terested in the Bagdad Oil Company’s
j project on the Wadsworth Ranch,
'stated to The Tribune today that up-
1 on reaching a depth of 1,500 feet in
। the old well in which they were to
drill, an obstruction of some sort was
I encountered and that the driller is
। unable to pass it. Whether the cas-
ing has collapsed or some article has
| been dropped into the well is not
I known. Immediately after finding
। the obstructioh Mr. Wilkinson wired
। liis people at Spokane, Wash. and re-
ceived a reply Informing him that a
representative of the company was
on his way here. Until this gentle-
man arrives Mr. Wilkinson says he
is not in a position to say what will
be done
Last evening the charming home of
Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Niorton was the
scene of a delightful 42 party, given
by the young ladies of the Methodist
Church. Several tables of enthusi-
astic players participated in the in-
teresting games. At a late hour de-
licious refreshments consisting of
candied apples with whipped cream,
cake and tea were served.
u could not find a bet-
ion than our little Gift
HERRICK
Mr. J C. Lewis has returned from
a business trip to Houston.
against said partnership are to tie
; presented to the said A. T. Oertling
! for payment.
event in our liven,
paint as it is not worth putting on your barn. We can cite
you to people who have tried it. Trade with people you
; Curl Kies Co. of Houston showing I
of new Easter apparel at Nuekols
Hotel Priday and Saturday. 14-19
। A number of West Columbia busi-
. ness men visited in Bay City yester-
’ day.
Weather proof, well ventilated poultry houses keep
chickens healthy. 'A healthy chicken lays more eggs. So
the surest, way to increase your income from chickens and
eggs is to ee that the chickens are properly sheltered.
January 5th. Prices by parcel post prepaid 100,
Mrs Mae Brunner stated yesterday
that the new movie theatre recently
erected in West Columbia by herself
and brother gave its initial perform
mice Tuesday night to a packed
house.
, Mr. Arthur E. Miller is making ar l
rangements to build a twelve-room
rooming house at West Columbia.
There will be a call meeting Sun-
day, March 20, at 2:30 o’clock. All
Odd Fellows are requested to lie
present.
By order of the N. (1.
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Mrs M. S. Perry will be hostess
this evening to a number of the mem-
bers of the Presbyterian Church.
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Women's Easter apparel-- splendid
showing at Nuckols Hotel Friday and
Saturday, auspices Carl Ries Co. of
Have just received a shipment of
genuine Gage Easter hats. Mrs. A.
E Stinnett 18-80
1 Messrs Will Meadows and S C
I Cates,-of Pledger, were business vis-
itors to Bay City today
real part of the party—eating time-
some one suggested that the annual
fest very much resembled a real Irish
Wake, wit and repartee were so ram
pant and spontaneous. At a very
late, or shall I say early hour? the
guests departed, wishing for the
Gleaner Class a large number of new
members -tor Mi Moore, much pleas
ure in teaching such a bunch of en-
thusiasts and a regular party again
soon even an "Irish Wake.”
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Read S. Lee Carr’s advertisement in
today’s Tribune. Mr. Carr is man-
uger of the Bay City-Matagorda-Gulf
auto-stage line and is in a position
to accommodate passengers and
freight as well as mail
i Mr and Mrs. Roht E Baker en-
tertained a number of friends last
. evening with a "42” party.
। Thursday, March 17, 1921, was a
gain day for the Gleaner Class of the
Methodist Sunday School of this city.
For some time the members of the
class have wanted to give an enter
tainment, so decided to celebrate St
Patrick's Day "in the morning" (and
it was morning also). The president
of the class, Mrs A S. Morton, offer-
<'d her home for the event, mid com-
mittees got busy right now Tlie in
spiration of the affair was, the pro-
pective members the religious census
taken a few weeks ago revealed. This
class is ever on the alert to bring
। in new pupils to the roll that num
bers 47 wide awake young people
The invitations were restricted to the
members and the "new prospects"
each lady of course belng with an
escort from the young men of the
church and Sunday School. Mayor
G. A. Moore is the leader in this class
and shared the pleasure of the party
with the members.
The invitations were issued last
week and had a very generous "1
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them delivered in the city leave your order with the
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Shop, as il i just full of just the /lungs that you
would went to give, such as Fountain Pens, Ever-
charp Pencils. Kodak.. Pla: lilights. Rings, Pins of
nil descriptions. Silver for any occanion and almost
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Our birthday is an import
whether we be rich or poor.
GLEANER CLASS ENTERTAINS
protection. Genuine frost-proof. Varieties, Chas.
How pleased, secretly or otherwise, are we all,
when that event i noted by others.
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It the event e commemorated by me little token,
if add a delicate perfume in the atmosphere, so to
speak. After all, it is these little thoughtful acts
of courtesy and uncelfishness that make up the real
things that count in life.
Mrs Katie LeTulle left on a busi-
ness trip to Galveston today. On her
return Sunday she will be joined in
Houston by her daughter. Miss Kath-
erine from San Marcos, who will
visit home folks a few days.
Cabbage and onion plants for sale
'at 25c per hundred or $2 OU per thou
sand J. H COBB, Bay City, Texas
28-1mo-pd.
Yo u may have been
wearing the w r o n g
will lie glad to come” reply to the
"R. S. V. P.” They were very sug-
gestive of tlie nature of the Irish
party with "Dr. and Mrs. A. S Mor-
ton.” The cozy home had been nil
trimmed up with festooning in clover-
leaf design, and vases, bowls, baskets
ami pots of magnificent roses pink
and white. Porches, gun parlor, din
ing room, halls, rooms, everywhere
was u display of roses, also clover,
clover clover.
The guests began to arrive at the
stroke of 8 o'clock, to lie received by
Dr. and Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Dienst and
Mrs. Savage Very goon score cards
were drawn and fourteen tallies were
very soon a bee-hive of 42 players
The score cards were in green design
of course and happy the couple Hint
could show the green to the opposing
couple. The game was full of pep
and push from the start After awhile
the tables were cleared and spread
with snowy cloths with baskets of
roses for decorations.
A delightful refreshment of "greei
apples” stuffed with pecan meats an !
dressing covered with whipped crean
individual angel food cake with th
Irish hat or pipe and clover leu
crowning each cake, hot tea will
mint, and green and white mints, wn i
served at the tables. During the !
Witnesw our hands at Bay City,
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 89, Ed. 1 Friday, March 18, 1921, newspaper, March 18, 1921; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1423421/m1/3/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.