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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN CENTRAL TEXAS
AUSTEN’S A
House Bills
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IAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
DOPY WITH COLD?
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It is
That “all in” feeling that accom-
repose and gratifying relief when you
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use Dr. King's New Discovery.
Harper, executed by Annie Gray
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sociations and private
such
Change
that no club society or corporation
John Kay Jr. and family of Aus-
St.
Rely On Cuti
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latter part of this week: corporation
(Advertisemect.)
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Jim Rogan is ill with tonsilitis.
Horrible
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Handicap of Catarrh
------ no effect whatever upon the
birth of a son, born Feb
mother and child are at
the Seton infirmary.
beads.
and quickly
already
PERSC
Will Not Be One Day Without
PE-RU-NA
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throat
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By H. A. MaGILL
Custer of the Hall-Room Boys.
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L Unger, cister cf Mrs. G. A. Bahn
of Austin, accompanied them: they
will make their home with her in-
definitely.
Agreement by and between P. J. Lawlees and
P. G. Roach, detar nun ma boundary line and
AH! 00 I HEAR
The voices of
FLAPPER ।
WAFTING
Deed: Henry O. Steen la Lydia Ullman, tots
15 and 16 North End Add., a subd. of part
at O. L 76, Div. D, Austin ; consideration
FM cash and canueilatioa of note for $1250
dated Feb. 4. 1016, hr Henry Phillipus :
to Henry G. Steen for property deseribed in ;
Book 281. paae Ml. dated Sept za, 1913.
Ad22ela
WHY Go SOUTH
Austin Am
Train D
t Drive It Out of the
1 to Get Rid of It
Permanently.
orning the gray hair dis-
•what delights the ladies
regi-
Auslin American’s
Society Personals
they have
Fisher Jr.;
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Charles I
Wiseman, Mra. Huddleston and Mrs.
Geue.
Austin American’s
Travis Courts
CaU
attend
Mason
Austin American s
Morning Laugh
Mrs. James Haman and Mrs. Wil-
Lam Milby of Austin are' spending
some time in Marlin.
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Austin Amercan’s
News of Clubs
of its ofticers, departments or
stitutions.
By Mr. Fool.
“AUSTIN MAID" is not enly white
flour but good flour—Adv.
“Ms. what does the ‘home-stretch*
mean ?** \
any
iu-
The Girls’ Settlement club of Aus-
tin will give a ball and cabaret at
the Driskill, March 1.
Washing Won’t Rid
Head Of Dandruff
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SA’ Bo15, I’M 9OIN To ATLANTIC CITY Fof A Few
DAIS • WILL You TAKE MY VALISE AN ‘GOLFIN' OUTFIT
wheat flour and is milled correctly.
—Adv.
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LEAN6 OH
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King’s New Discovery
restores the alertness
of yestertlay.
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For
f RedBlod,
Miss Susie Butler of San Marcos
was the week-end guest of Miss Al-
meta Badger of Austin.
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Tw’sTATol
' LEAVE —
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ACEL MA
and making public speeches except
in the English language; requiring a
permit for holding meetings or mak-
ing speeches in other than the Eng-
lish language, and providing for the
filing of full and complete English
translation of the proceedings of such
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the older inorganic products it is easily assimilated, does not injure
the teeth, make them black nor npaet the stomach. Nuxated Iron
often increases the strength and endurancs of weak, delicate people
in two weeks’ time. It ■» diapenaed by all good drugiuta
shine Sperlal ........
I North Tom and S
4 North Tessa and S
bouthher
d“
corporations,
than in the
'GOOD TIME PLANNED
Bpeciai News daddies of
rNTERNATIOVAL a g
Nerthae
forms in about ten days.
This is the beginning of the pre-
paration of the reports on both in-
dividual and corporation incomes
for 1918 under the direction of In-
ternal Revenue Collector A. S.
Walker of Austin.
Kay’s mother, Mrs. Charles
Realty Transfers
The only sure way to get rid of
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Oct. 3, 1914, due 6 years, 8 par cant inter-
est for $1250 ; dated Oct. 3, 1916,
Transfer: W. A. Harper to H F, Small, part
of lots 4 and 7. Bib. 131, Austin, one note
dated Nov 4. 19)4. due 8 yean to order of
IEs,TEY
SAW THEY’D
MEET US
AT 730 (
IN THE
PALM HooM
raxpuinteephuid.- h. -aid. ana willy-
niniy, I loot my attie souveir of
Vicky Van.
For Skin Troubles
anapreitmr-geure Eea
Theodora Menainaea ana Cndalap. Monte
Agudo.
STEBs.PiLLS
8828*
1 known as Best, Safest, Always Rejlabie
BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
IHIN of the strong, healthy men an women you know-
people who are prominent and who are doing things worth
while and you will find that they usually, possess remarkable
force, vim and energy—the kind that simply brim over when the
blood is filed with iron. Iron it red-blood food—it helps put
strength and enerzy into the veins of men and rows into the cheeks
of women. Nuxated Iron by enriching the blood and creating new
blood cells strengthens the nerves, rebuilds the weakened tissues and
helps to instill renewed energy and endurance into the whole system.
If people would only keep their blood filled with strength-giving
iron by taking Nuxated Iron when they feel weak, run-down sad
nervous, they might readily build up their red-blood corgusclet
and quickly-become stronger and healthier in every way. Unlike
charaoter, road and bridge
for the use of any county
i and entirely destroy every single aign
and trace of it, no scatter how much *
rff. and not its symp-
what you have to cure,
e, you know that when
rured of any disease its
swill disappear.
h manifests itself by in-
ion of the delicate mem-
f the nose and air pas-
lich choke up and make
( very difficult. To get
lese distressing effects
t remove their cause.
lood is laden with the
germs, which direct
ack against the tender
eate membranes of the
had awful eramps
not lay on a pillow
POLITICA
TO THE VOTE!
OF ALSTIN-I
the office of Cc
City of Austin, to
primary election
city on March 24.
er time will state
matters of public
Me. 9 from St. Louis ....
No. 1 from St Louis.....
Bum-bin• ■seeUi __
MIBMOLBI KANS
will prove to you that thous-
ands of sufferers from Catarrh,
after consistent treatment with
S. 8. 8., have been' freed from
the trouble and all its disagree- rranmeript
able features and restored to, T
a ■
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"AUSTIN MAID” flour pleases the
trticular housewife. — Adv.
Associated Press tn the Austin American
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shapen. and bad
By CAROLYN WFLLS.
Copyright by J. B. LAprincott Co.
Interesting new serial begun Jan
11 । in the Austin American, full of
absorbing intereat, attractive and full
of sympathy of society. To be printed
in regular daily installments.
(Continued from Yesterday.)
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of varying
begun tv
Beginning this morning. Revenue
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Fisher of
1101 East First street, announce the
i 7. 1 You will find, too, that all Itching
X. 'and digging of the scalp will stop at
offonce, and your hair will be fluffy,
—’,,lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
w m w look and feel a hundred times bet-
wwned by i ter.
You can get liquid arvon at any
derstood, will be one of the at-
tractive features of the evening.
The invitation is not limited to
overseas men alone, but applies to
j the men who were in the service
in the cantonments here at home.
The time of the meeting is 7:30.
Maw your book tried PE-RU-NA
Charles Milby of Harrisburg was
a week-end guest of relatives In
the William Milby household in us-
tin.
Mrs Albert Hill of Denton, Texas,
is in Austin stopping with her sis-
tors. Mrs Wheatley and Mrs. Fisk.
\ s
posed of tiny
use PE-RU-NA and get the
and headaches
order Fifty years of easing cold and
T J NORMAN. IN
fully perform all
teeth entrusted to I
az1Lttiefield_Bdg.
" HELP WANTI
WANTEDEEEGpeFler
take up good pa
Addresn P O Fox 1
Mrs. Harold Fisher, who has been
entertained in Austin by relatives
and friends, during her stay here has
returned to Dallas.
one hundred.
Austin
Cash C
Adverti
Free Me»
PHC
Rates based <
minion type, ilk
average word, it
mum of five tin
count m on. lin
Dincounts for C
Notices Set Ml
30 times, 5 lines.
It times, 5 1ines,
T times, 6 lines,
5 times, 5 lines,
3 times, t lines,
1 tmes, 5 lines,
1 time, 5 Itnes,
Minion Capitals,
Count H letter an
to a Um in paraEray
THE AUSTIN a
CLASH CIRCUL
Primer Kotin
Count 14 letters aa
to a Um la paragray
The Austin
' class circulatic
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Count 20 letters an
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THE AUSTIN
HIGH CLASS
Note—Borders,
type not used In
Types are limite
the crime?" Stone asked. and I gold
him. )
Having Win for a sister. I am fair-
ly good at describing women's clothes,
.and I drew a vivid word picture of
Vicky’s gold fringed gown.
"Heavenly!" exclaimed Winnie, al-
though she had had me describe the
gown to her on the average of twice
tin left
Loouis.
Mrs.
YES, WE VE Si-NEDVP
WITH The FLIcKER FILM co. I M155 TRtXIE .
"RE LEAING FoR The coast5
MORNING. AND WHERE /--
frock!”
Florn Ing Stone was
strand of gold fringe.
Tablet or Lqul. Sold Everywhere.
dated Feb. 18. 1919.
Transfer: W L Stark and wife to B F
Sunday morning for
Government restnctons are raised
on flour milling ."AUSTIN MAID”
1 for the cure. mitigation ncomes ak expected in Austin the
in of disease latter part of this week; corporation
Thursday night, Feb. 27. there will
be a meeting coupled with an en-
tertainmnent feature at the First Bap-
tist church of Austin for the men
who have been discharged from the
service of L ncle Satu, and who are
at present living in Austin.
Comrades Mt Service Idea.
This will be the first meeting of
its kind probably held in this part
of the country, as the comrades in
service idea is a new one.
The pastor, W. A. Hamlett, re-
cently returned from France, where
he was at work with the men in
khaki, desires to show some recog-
xition to these men who live among
* us.
I ents and Eats. *
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Miller of Austin
will occupy the Kay home. SOS
Blanco street
si
Son
toad
h
« we
mur
Mrs. Parks. Mrs.
THnOUGH The I'
TROPICAL («
FOLIAGE 3)2
MvN
Small* lot 1 and W. 4 ft. tot t. Wk is. I panies a heavy cold and ceaseless -
Gypay Gray. Add. Austin, ome rote dated cough to replaced by one Ot restrul
suffer with Catarrh—it is not
necessary. The remedy 8. S. S.,
discovered over sixty years ago,
tested, true and tried is obtain-
able at any drug store. It has
y condition. „
t realize that the dis- proven its value in thousands of
1. O. I.. 3. Div. Z, Austin : consideration
cancellation of note made by Lola L Ncoek-
man dated Oct. 31, 1914. payable.to Frank
J. Comte for $2625, 8 per cent interesc. fully
deseribed in Deed book 277, pases 672-74;
WHEN WE HAVE
This at ouf , S
DISPOSAL AT No {
Cost To us. 5
gee ferd, This room k
is LIKE A COLO STORAGE HAN6 AROUND
Box! LET’S Gour To The )
BiLdofF's PALM ROOM f—.
wenE We'LL GET
AT LEAST A LITTLE
Tropical atmosphere ■
Bake your next cake with "AUS-
TIN MAID” flour. It's fine.—Adv.
~^«AUSTIN INCOMES
MAY BE REPORTED
BEGINNING TODAY
bur comb or a soft brush ;
id draw thia through your
pg one email strand at a
Mrs A. B Ellie will meet her
home extension class at the Jphn E.
Winn echool, Wenesday. at 3:15
irregular Drotuserancess.
"Ut course," said Winnie, nodding
‘ her head. ”1 know just how she stood
in front of it. whirsing around to ace
uer gown from all sides, hike thiw
Win whirled herseif around, before
the giass, and succeeded in catchin
a bit of her own full skirt on the
I Irame. a ,
“You little goose! I cried, as the
fabric tore, "we don’t need a devol"
stration at the expense of your
)y
v
UPHOISTERING--
repairing and mat
curtalns mule and
an teed F W. Hol in
shall require as a prerequisite to
membership the speaking or non-
speaking of any language, nor ex-
clude anyone from membership on
account of nationality; prohibiting '
the conducting of public meetings
is milled on a pre-war basis,
excellent.—Adv.
cases. It will do so in your case.
Get 8. S. S. at once and begin
treatment. If yours is a long-
standing case, be sure to write
for free expert medical advice.
We will tell you how this pure-
ly vegetable blood tonic cleanses
the impurities from the blood by
literally washing-it clean. We
AUSTIN AMERICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 26, 1919
/(
A social and literary gathering of
Method:* Missionary society. circle
No 4, hostenses, took place Monday
night.
The dining room was decorated
with narcissus and hpengari, grown
In the yard of the honorary presi-
dent. Mrs Walter Caldwell.
Refreshments were served the fol-
lowing ladies aasi sting:
Agent Fisher and Deputy Collector
_ ,—g , - ,---Peterson will be ready to assist the
M Sage and Sulphur Coin- people of Austin and vicinity in pre-
that besides beautifully paring their reports of incomes for
the hair after a few Ap- 1918
A also produces that soft Orticers wil be Ih the Federal
BEVO STARTS AGAIN
FULL CAPACITY
Bevo is again resuming its adver-
tising campaign as America’s cereal
beverage and the first announcement
under the resumption plan appears
in the Austin American. February
27, announcing that the Anheuser-
Busch plant at st, Louis is now ready
to resume full capacity production of
Bevo.
a day for a weeK.
“I wish I could eeo it!
“Some day, Chet. I’m going to have
one like It”
“Fringe?" Bald Stone, curiously,
“do women wear fringe nowadays?”
“Oh, yea,” I responded.
“But it was a long fringe of gilt
beads that really formes an over-
dress to the tulle skirt.
’’Stay, Ive a piece of it," and 1
took out my pockewook.
"See, here >1 is .
“I found it caught in those gilded
leaves at the lower corner of the mir-
ror frame—that long dressing mir-
ror”
hey all looked at ths mirror,
which hung Hat against the wall;
its foliated Florentine frame full of
Fifty-Third Court, Hamiiten. Judge.
Filed: E. A Alley vs. Jeff Jennings, et al.,
partition, ete.
Hattie A. Dixon vs. Nancy McClendon, os
note
Feverish flushes, phlegm conges-
tion, throat ache, croupy coughs, mild
bronchitis are alleviated in short
Miss Helen Burt is convalescing
after an attack of the influenza,
which has kept her at home for a
month.
effecting wall agreement of 10314 feet of lot
7. blk. 62, city of Austin; dated Dec. 14, 1919. . . ----- — -—--
Release: Salvatore Pirrone, et al. to Benjamin dandruff you may have.
Beck, 2 notes for WOO each dated June 7. ’* F— *v
1918, by deed recorded in book X, page X. T
on S of lot 42, and 10 2-3 by 104 ft. ci:
N. aide of S. % of lot 41. subd. O. L. 56,
Div. B. Austin ; dated Feb. 14. 1919.
Transfer: John W. Keelle and wife to J. W
SEVENTEEN
FOR SALE — Tw
iambs T Ba lag I
phone 1676.
“Making " a fifteen-doll ar-a-week
Miss Beatrice Estes of Pta no,
Texas, Is a guest In the home of her
uncle B I. Chapman, 4001 Ave-
nue H
LOST AN
In Tow
For a
Cheese! Che
3 Or per
Next door
Mrs C. Murphy and baby of Hous-
ton are staying in Austin during the
sesion of the legislature.
Mra. K. G. Mason of Deep Eddy
has returned from Sun Antonio where
she went to meet her brother, H.
C. Grobe, just back from across
seas and who returned to Austin with
her for a few days stay
been entertained in the families
number of the men of his
ment.
Austin American’s
Helpful Recipe
, I ocoa Doughnuts.
Two eggs.
Two-thirds cupful sugar.
One cupful milk.
Pastry flour.
Two tabiespoonfuls melted butter.
Three teaspoonfuls baking powder.
Two tablespoonfuls cocoa.
One teespoonful cinnamon.
One-fourth teaspoonul salt
Beat together thoroughly the eggs
and sugar, add melted butter and
milk.
Sift together twice three cupfuls
of flour, baking powder, cocoa, salt,
and spice, and add to the liquid mix-
ture.
Then add sufficient flour to make
mixture thisk enough to roll out; cut
in strips and twist slightly, fry in
i hot fat. and when cold dust with
powdered sugar.
। Cut out all the strips at once and
fry first those that were cut first
I these may be cut in rings if pre-
ferred.
BaU ot_course, H he conaidered it
evidence. I had to dive it “P. ane
the fact of doing bo, partly enived mY
consetence ot ito gullty feoung at
conceal, ng the fact of Vicky • pres-
ence in her own houne JaM
And, too. I mid «o myneir, Mr
Stone le out to find her. .
surely a detective of his calmer
can accomplish that without help
of an humble layman! So I kept my
own counsel, and further searen, of
the next story, and later, of the
basement rooms, cave no hint of
Vicky’s presence o.- departure.
Indeed. I began to wonder if I
had really Been her. ... .
Could she have been so clearly in
my mind, that I vistualizea her in a
moment of cloirvoyancet My, r’*_
eon rebelled st thia, for I knew I saw
her as well as I knew 1 war altve.
She had on the earn* little hat
in which I had last seen her.
she hat on no loak, and her
tailor-made street dress •” "r *
dark cloth.
I couldn't be sure how eh" got
awny. for the basement door we
found bolted on the inside, but 522
must have wanly evaded and eluded |
ue and slipped here and there as
we pursued our courne through the
house, and then have gone out by
the front door when we were, say.
on the upper floors.
Returning to Vicky’s boudoir,
where her little wrting desk was.
Fleming stone bexan to run over the
letters and papers therein.
It ws locked, but he picked he
fimey fastening and almiy took up
the task with his usual qutek-movinE.
efficient manner. .....
I stared with him, and the three
women wandered back over ths
boume arin. He ran through let-
ters with glancing qutekneve, flip-
ped over sheafs of bills, am exam-
Insd pens, ink and paper.
By Lange mid Hlack.
Providing the purchase of mater-
ial and supplies of every kind’ and
Nerthhe
E iezawn;
o. 10 Express ...... 1
No. 8 -.-.111
Seuthbos
Mg 1 Ran Antonio. .. 4
Na • Fyer ......... 4
No 9 Expren..........
No. 9 limits ....... 8
id 1 Twm Speclal .. 8
En never had a handker-
Es another way of saying,
Hatarrh is an ailment that
Fe te civilization and the
k of modern life. ' Catarrh
la disease like pneumonia
phoid fever. Catarrh is
I by impure blood, laden
irritating and poisonous
f acting upon cells lining
Psal passages and throat,
ave already been inflamed,
led and caused to over-
Eby exposure to dust, dirt,
s changes of temperature,
nal dryness of the air. amf
ECatarrh cannot be cured
Haying or douching the
Ed throat. The unhealthy
n of the blood must be
Se, purified and restored
Shelton. 8 per cent interest; dated Nov
nSa i:.n i cm.-..|cough patn have mads it knows
leutonwl Ana mte. 1« : if s urEu natlonaily. Sold for fifty years. AU
block of Subd of lot 2, and O U 3. Div ; druggists 60c and $1 20
Z. A tut in consideration $2958,75: dated 1 -- .J8
Feb. 24, 1919. The Foisons of Constipation.
Release Texns Ritulithie Co., to Charlotte I are gently but positively expelled
Lawrence, bot 1. Blk. 40. Austin, pavinu , from the suffering system by Dr.
°A35 "Sirate Ar"t"xqai. par,, kines NewLre Ps Dizzineas du-
lot 12, Blk 9. Grandview Subd. made by i appears, sick headache vanishes, the
A. J Eilers and H L Ford of O. L l- . digestion perks up. genera! health im-
Criminal Court. Hamilton, Judge.
State of Texas vs. Ella Brown, charged with
rape, trial by jury, verdict not guilty.
State of Texas vs. Frank Kyle, receiving
and concealing stolen property, on trial by a
^1 Mr*. Ella Herbert vw. Robert Her-
bert. divorce
Graham, Jot 4. subd. of property on____
J. W. Graham. pert of O. L. 42. Div. D.
Austin, 8 notes made by G. A. toermev, 1
dated.Feh.6, 1918.duc.Au. 6.1710: I never tulls to do the work.—-Ad:
W Azeb »t: LA^r^U
Hilsbgro, Texas.
Colonel Jackson came to
from San Antonio, where
“Yes. but he didn’t like it, he said
it was gim-crackery.
“And the Circassian walnut of
Ruth’s room is much handsomer”
“Of course it is.
“Ruth has a charming suite.
“Oh. do look at the dresses!"
Hleming Stone had flung open a
wardrobe door, and tht costumes dis-
closed, though not numerous, were of
boautiful coloring and design.
blood.
S. S. S. is a purely vegetable
blood remedy, made from roots
and herbs direct from the forest,
which combat promptly any dis-
ease germs or impurities in the
bood.
Once you get your blood free
from imparities—cleansed of the
catarrhal poisons which it is now
a prey to because of its un-
healthy state—then you will be
relieved of Catarrh—the drip-
ping in the throat, hawking and
spitting, raw sores in the nos-
trils, and the disagreeable bad
breath. It was caused, in the I
first place, because your impov-
erished blood was easily infect-
ed. Possibly a slight cold or con-
tact with someone who had a
cold. But the point is—don’t
1 with Sulphur
ns so Naturally
ibody can Tell.
drug store. It is Inexpenslve and
appearance of abundance building. Austin, third floor, in the
b attractive. Thia ready- district court room.
paration is a delightful Forms have already been received
site for those who degire for reporting individual incomes of
uthful appearance. It is not over $5000, and forms for larger
I will not be one day without PE-RU-NA.
HOUSTON A TEX
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louaton Train ...... 6
looeton Train .......4
bearing a Mine other
English language, to
name 1
dime mixture of Sage Tea
tur for darkening grey,
ad faded hair is grand-
ecpe, and folks are again
• keep their hair a good,
4 whic is quite sensible,
living in an age when a
pearance la of the great-
perlence like that of Mrs Fdcks is an inspiration to
every sick and suffering woman. MRS MART FRICKE
If you have catarrh, whether it be of the nose, throat,
stomach, bowels, or other organx, PE-RU-NA is the remedy. It is not
new; it is not an experiment. PE-RU-NA has been tried PE-RU-NA
has been used by thousands who once wore nick and are now well. To
prevent roughs, colde, grip and Influenza and to hasten recoverey there
is nothing better.
PE-RU-NA will improve the appetite and digestion. purify the biood,
sooth the frriated mucous ining», eradicate the waste material and cor-
ruption from the wystem it will tone up the nerves, give you health,
strength, vigor and the joy of living Do what Mra. Mary Fricke and
thousands more have done—dry PE-RU-NA. You will be glad, happy,
thankful
Colonel W. E. Jackson, 141st regi-
mens, 24th division, recently returned
from France, and Mra Jackson, who
have bcen guests al the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Lovell ot Enfield,
are leaving today for their home in
Mrs Frank I sin ham of Dallas, who
has been spending some time in Aus-
tin with relatives, has returned to
Dallas
Judge and Mrs. Talieferro of
Houston, will be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Md-tthews for the
inaugural bal lin Austin.
11 Ee
I t ften could
Have not had a doctor since I started with PE-RU-NA.
which was about fifteen years ago I am now sixty-
three years old. hale, hearty and well Can do as
much work as my daughters I feel strong and healthy
and weigh near two hundred pounds Before, I welghed
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. McDonald of
Longmott, Texas, who were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Bad-
ger of Austin this past week, have
gone to Chicago for a short stay.
named Fred
_______ perfect health and vigor. Don't '
_____ These germs delay the treatment. Address'S,
I reached by sprays or Medical Director, 157 Swift
which, of course, have Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
dandruff is to Qissoive it. then you
destroy it entirely. To do thia, gat
about four ounce, of ordinary liquid
arvon; apply it at night when retir-
Inc: uaa enough to motsten the scaip
and rub it in gently with the finger
tipa
Do this tonight and by morning,
most, if not all, of your dandruff will
be gone, and three or four more ap-
plication. will completely aissolve
PIANO TUNING—
piano tuning an
Prof Herber at 4
phone 4401
Kia
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de 10 eleo lerger sizes
Trust a woman to feel and show
curiosity about her neighbor's home!
Again Stone examined the walls,
but the immaculate whfte and gold
sides of the music room said nothing
intelligible to me and if they spoke
to» him he did not divulge the
message.
The women exclaimed at the beau-
tiful room, and, us Stone's exami-
nation here was short, we all filed
back to Vicky’s bedroom-
I heard no sound of her, and I
breathed more freely, as we did not
find her in bedroom or in the boudoir
beyond.
She had then succeeded in getting
away and trusted to me not to be-
tray her presence there.
The boudoir or dressing room, all
pink satin and white enameled wick-
er. called forth new exclamations
from Winnie, and even Rhoda Schuy-
ler expressed a grudging admiration.
“It is beautiful.” she conceded.
“I wish Ruth had come, after all.
"She loves this sort of furniture.
“Don’t you remember, Sarah, she
wanted Randolph to do up her dress-
ing room in wicker?”
LOST--- Fox fur
label A H Grra
phone 243 for lib
meetings and of such speeches; pro-
hibiting adverse criticism or discus-
sion. or making disparaging remarks
about the laws, customs, politics or
public officers of the United States,
or of Texas.
By Mr. Davidson.
Relating to trusts and conspiracies
against trade so as to provide that
suits may be brought against cor-
porations for violation of the anti-
trust laws of this state for either I
penalties or forfeiture of charters of •
domestic corporations, or permits of
foreign corporations, reducing the
penalties . nd prescribing a limitation
for prosecution.
WHY IT* THE BOYS? E*-A
2 AN is TH Yopn =="
8 >1 PALMBEACMc(=gEeE
pm-e DROWSY, LANGUID,
Travis county: consideration $628.05 cash ;
dated Feb, 24, 1919.
Affidavit: Lola B Brockman to publie. as to
lot 2 of Blanco street block of Subd. lot 2.
O. I. 8. Div. Z. Austin : dated Fab. 21. 191.
Deed: Lola B Brockman to Frank J. Counte, ।
lot 2 of Blanco atreet block of Subd of lot
I hope lots of people
results I did” An ex-
Mrs. N. A. Philpot of Dallas and
Mrs C. E. Jones of bockhart are
stopping with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Bachman of Austin. '
Winnie, unable to resist the temp-
tation. fingered them lovingly, and
u uubuuee, • vu--b• -‘called my attention to certain won-
to an English name, providing derful confecttons.
"What did she wear the night of
Mra. J. A. McKinnon of Taylor
is stopping with relatives in Aus-
tin.
Kendrick James of the U. S. naval
aviation service is stopping two
weeks at his grandmother's, Mra.
Henry Ziller 1110 Blanco street,
while on detached duty.
He has just come from a stay
of several months in Boston and
Canrbridge, Mass . and Akron, Ohio.
GlARANTKF TO
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same as always 25c.
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Mrs Mary Frike. 507 Bornmnn St . Belleville, 111 .
Is just one of the many thousands of ladies throughout
the country who, after an agony of yeura, have at last
found health, strength and vigor in PE-RU-NA.
Her own words tell of her suffering and recovery
better than we can do it: "I suffered with my stomach.
UPHOISTEIINC
repairins and ma
curtains mado and I
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meeting a
the funer
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and got good results from ths first bottle. To be sure
of cure I took twelve bottles I have recommended
PE-RU-NA to my friends and all are well pleased with
"AUSTIN MAID" in pure, soft
and parta of O L 8, 9. 11 and 42, Div
B. Austin ; conaideration $25 cash ; dated
Fab 20, 1919.
Deed: A. J Eilers, et al. to Jaa Parks, et al.
lot 13. Blk. 9. Grandview, a subdiv. of •). J.
10 and parts of L. 8, 9. 11 and 42. Div
B. Austin : consideration 9274 cash : dated
Feb. 20, 1919.
Deed • Herman Presaler to R O Mueller, lot
18. Woodland, a Subet. of a portion of O L
1. Div Z. Austin: consideration 4440 dated
Sept 7, 1914.
849
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Providing for an increase in the
number of aides-de-camp of the gov-
ernor’s staff from twelve to eigh-
teen. to bo appointed by the gov-
ernor.
By Curtiss and Davis of Van Zandt.
Providing for the abolishment of
the office of county assessor of Texas
and vesting the duties in the county
collector, of taxes, through a house
joint resolution, submitting this as a
constitutional amendment to the peo-
ple.
By Mr. Bedell.
Exempting from the provisions of
chapter 29, acts of Thirty-fifth leg-
islature at the fourth called session,
county commissioners iu counties
having a special road law and fixing
their compensation for attending
court or such other business within
their jurisdiction.
By Mr. Pope.
To prevent the purchase and stor-
ing of cotton seed Jay the ginners of
Texas and prescribing the method
of charging lor ginning; requiring
. the removal of the seed and ginned
| cotton from the gin, and limiting
i the operations of the ginners.
By Mr. Jones.
Providing for the organisation of
the sixty-thlrd and eighty-third ju-
dicial districts.
। By Johnson of Travis and Pedigo.
Declaring the English language the
official language of Texas; making it
unlawful for public officials to con-
duct public business in any other
than the English language; provid-
ing that certain books, accounts, con-
tracts, etc., shall not be admissible
in evidence unless written or printed
in the English language; requiring
unincorporated clubs, , societies, as-
It There will be singing and recitals,
besides the “eats,” which, it is un-
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