The Austin Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 333, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 30, 1922 Page: 8 of 42
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THE AUSTIN ST
SUNDAY. APRIL 30. 1922
N.
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Department Store
PHONE 4131
201 EAST SIXTH
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Tempting Offerings for this Week
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TAXPAYERS COMMITTEE
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$1.75
S. GREENBERG
TO COUNCIL MONDAY
SILK FIBRE SWEATERS
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Millinery
29c
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$5.45 To $13.95
$1.65
Our Policy Is to Please
MURDER APPEALS FILED.
F. & H. SHOE
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Greatest Underselling Shoe Sale of the Season
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STARTING TOMORROW, MONDAY, at 8:50 O’CLOCK
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THIS SALE OF BRAND-NEW STYLES IN MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES—THERE WILL BE NO RESERVATIONS.
EVERY PAIR OF SHOES IN OUR STOCK WILL BE REDUCED
Your Choice of All Our Regular Stocks
STRICTLY CASH
ONE WEEK OF SHOE UNDERSELLING
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COTTON ACREAGE SHOWS
AN INCREASE; AREA SOWN
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LISLE SOX FOR INFANTS
In white with colored tops.
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SILK HOSE FOR WOMEN
Full fashion with lisle heel,
toe and top. All sizes. Pearl
Appeals were filed Saturday in the
court of criminal appeals in the causes
of Clyde Horton and Leon Pew, from
San Augustin county. They were con-
victed of murder in connection with
the killing of Dan Lacy on October 30.
On all Women’s Spring Coat
Suits and Silk Dresses. These
yon will find to all the new
shades and nobby styles for
the misses as well as the
stoat
Visit this department and see the new
arrivals to Sport Hata. Our Pattern
Hats are the “Gold Medar. Specially
Priced—
and nude.
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values. Specially
Priced...........
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MISS WEST RETURNS
FROM LIBRARY TOUR
Ladies’ High-Grade Patent Strap Pumps, Black Kid Strap Pumps, White Canvas Strap Pumps,
White Kid Strap Pumps—In All Height Heels—Sport Oxfords in Six Different Styles—These are
) the Very Newest Models the Season Affords.
MRS. MARRS TO ADDRESS
ORPHANS AT CORSICANA
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Exclusive
Optometrists and Opticians
707 Congress Avenue
Camisoles
Made of Wash Satin —Lace
and ribbon trimmed. $1.50
For women in Tuxedo style
In all solid colors or mix-
tures. 8200 value $7.45
GLASSES FOR
ELDERLY PEOPLE
Grow old gracefully. Keep
your eyes young by having
them examined every two
yean to determine if your
glasses need changing.
.Our thorough experience and
modern equipment assure you
of an examination that is accu-
rate and dependable.
Our
Wil Rejuvenate Your Sight
Poland Spring
Maine’s Unrivalled Resort
Famous for Hospitality
and Personal Atiention
POLAND SPRING HOUSE
Open June 15th
MANSION HOUSE
Open all the Tear
Excellent 18-Hole Golf Course
For information and
booklet address
Hiram Ricker & Sons, Inc,
South Poland, Maine
STORE
AUSTIN’S BIGGEST LITTLE SHOE STORE” 220"
Resa-“
AUSTIN CONTRACTOR
TO CONSTRUCT NEW
COLD STORAGE PLANT
Children's three-
quarter length
Sox. to Rom,
Brown, White
and Buttercup
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Women's Lisle
Hose—in Black
or Brown. 50c
values- 20.
Special
Our Prices Will Appeal to Every Man, Woman and Child in Austin As Our Reputation
For Bargains Is Well Known
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Middy Blouses
With the colored collar—36
to 44 81.25 values 89c
Mrs. S. M. N. Marrs of Austin, presi-
ent of the Texas Congress of Moth-
ers, has accepted an invitation to de-
Jiver the commencement address at
the State Orphan Home at Corsicana
on May 4, it was announced Saturday.
Moore of Austin has been
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1921. and Horton was given a term o
fifty years and Pew fifteen years is
the penitentiary. The cases will bo
submitted at this term of the court.
Women's
SPORT OXFORDS
to black and white or gray
and black, with covered box
heeL Specially dr Qr
priced $5.45 and •3.03
With approximately 3300 names at-
tached to petitions, the taxpayers'
committee seeking to secure by mniti-
ative ordinance a reduction in tax rate
from 32.20 to IX announced Saturday
that its work of circulating petitions
for taxpayers' signatures had been
completed.
The next step in the taxpayers' cam-
paign will be taken Monday morning
when the committee will present the
petitions to the city council and await
the action of that body in eonsidering
the submission of the initiative ordi-
nance to the people for approval or re-
jection of the lowered tax rate.
IMPORTED EMBROIDERY'
All Over; 45 inches. In white
or ecru. Just the thing to
trim the Wash Dress with.
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l Jandaaoewrultytn Europe for many years and
now available here. Wouderful results re-
ported! Theexpianatory book "Kat and Get
W«U will ba t a Srl, free and postpaid, to *11
who write to M. Richartz. S200
220 W. 42nd St New York
Miss Elizabeth H. West, state libra-
rian. Saturday returned from attend-
ing seven meetings of district feder-
ations of women's clubs and visiting
libraries. Miss West expressed grati-
fication at the widespread interest in
local library development which she
noted among the clubwomen. Among
others, Miss West visited county
libraries of Dallas and Potter counties.
In the latter county. Miss West said,
an attractive county library is in
course of construction.
"This is the first building in the
state intended primarily for a county
library,” said Miss West. "It seems
admirably planned, especially in that
it allows for addition in case of en-
largement is needed. It exemplifies
well the West Texas spirit of getting
up and doing things, and is a credit
to Potter county and the Panhandle.”
SANDALS for the KIDDIES
Two strap, ventilated tip,
with double leather stitched
.....$1.45
Cabbage and Sausages
Woman’s Diet
"I have doctored with the best doc-
tors in the United States. Some said
one thing and some another was ailing
me and all wanted to cut me open,
but Mayr's Wonderful Remedy saved
me, so now I eat cabbage, sausage and
anything I want to. Nothing hurts
me.” It is a simple. harmless prep-
aration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in-
testinal ailments, including appendi-
citis. One dose win convince or
money refunded.
For sale at all druggists.—Adv.
gU Get Your
rree
si.00 PACKAGE or GENUINE
EAST VITAMINS TABLETS from
your drugeiut today.
V you are thim and emac ._2
xih eomgthing to help yow put tot
flesh and inerene jour weight,
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comnection withorganic Hua tod Iron, With-
outorganle iron, bothfoodad Vitaminea are
baolutely uselesasyour bodycannotchange
Inert. Biteleas food into living cel to Md tisaue
upleas you have pietyof organic wron in your
blood Organicirontakesuporygentronyour
Iungs. This oxyyenated orgaic isos unites
with your digeted rood as it isaborbed into
your blood last as Are unites with coal or
wood, and by so doing it creates temendous
power sad enorgy. Without organie iron in
your blond your food merely passes thro your
body without doing you any good.
Arrangements have been made with the
druggists of this city to give every reader of
thie paper a terse $1.00 package o4Mcnuine
YeastYitamiae Tablrls abaoltely"frewith
wary parrhiu of a bottte of NMated Iron.
awarded the contract for the construo-
tion of a cold storage plant of the
Home Ice and Cold Storage Company,
to be used by Armour & Co. for stor-
ing meat. The new bullding win be
of brick and concrete and will have a
capacity of five beeves.
Building plans call for a structure
46x80 feet and consisting of one stow
and a basement The sew plant will
cost 330,000 and will be ready for oc-
cupancy about Aug. 1. Actual con-
st ruction work wiH begin Monday,
Contractor Moore stated Saturday
The building will be located at Colo-
rado and West Second streets and
served by the I. & G. N. Railway.
The mild cathartic action of Harbins
is well liked by ladies. It purifies the
system without griping or sickening
the stomach. Fries, 60c. Sold bx.
Biown & Odiorne.—Adv.
Summer Suits
For Men
The season has arrived for
for Palm Beach Suite. We
have them that have been
tailored by the best tailors.
All sizes. Specially priced—
$10.85 To $12.85
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An estimate of acreage planted in
the principal farm crops for 1922, as
compared with acreage in 1921, has
been prepared by the state department
of agriculture, which shows an in-
crease of G.9 per cent in cotton. a
decrease of 20 per cent in wheat and
2.6 per cent in corn for 1922. Follow-
ing is the departments statement on
the subject
! This estimate is compiled from re-
| ports received from 156 counties, and
i there were from one to fourteen re-
ports from each county. This report
is incomplete, as many correspondents
indicated that the planting of some
crops was not sufficiently advanced to
give accurate information. It is con-
sidered approximately correct. A com
plete report of the acreage of the prin-
cipal farm crops will be given out by
the department June 15, 1922.
Acreage report: Corn, 98.6 per cent;
cotton, 106.9; wheat, M; oats, 86.9;
hay. M.4; feed sorghum. 102.9; syrup,
99; ribbon cane, 109; field peas, 102.7;
Irish potatoes, 102; sweet potatoes.
107.3; peanuts} >4.1; watermelons,
109.9; cantaloupes. 100.5; strawberries,
106; tomatoes. III. de
More than 1400 cars of tomatoes
were ahipped last neanon and with the
incrensed acreage this year th, ship-
menta will be materially increased,
with a probable yield of 1600 t9 1600
cars.
Some of the fruit and vegetable
crops grown in different section of the
state are not mentioned, because the
reports are too meager. The acreage
of peaches is about the same as last
year, but the yield will be small, as a
result of the March freeze.
The cabbage crop of the lower Rio
Grande valley has been harvested, and
the yild was 3380 cars, as compared
with 1507 cars last season. The acre-
age of onions seems to be slightly in-
creased, but the yield per acre will be
less, as a result of the March freeze
and other causes. Up to April 22, 2417
cars of onions have been shipped from
the state, against 1549 up to the same
date last year. The total yield is esti-
mated to be between 3500 and 4000
cars.
The wheat acreage is shown to be
80 per cent of last season, but this
represents the total planted and makes
no allogance for that which failed to
come up for lack of rain. bad stands,
etc. The actual condition of wheat,
and the approximate yield. Is probably
not more than 65 per cent of last
year's crop.
The greatest Increase in cotton acre-
age seems to be in the extreme south-
western part of the state and in the
central western parts, and a slight de-
crease fs shown in the eastern and
sodthern parts of the state.
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