The Austin Statesman (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 226, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 12, 1922 Page: 2 of 10
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THE AUSTIN STATESMAN
THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1922
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ROAD CONFERENCE
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DOWN-STAIRS STORE
A. & M. FEB. 6-7
13-Day Sale
Just From Their Boxes
Featuring a Sale of
Extraordinary Values in New
Wool Dresses $6.50
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Outing Gowns
New Spring Taffetas
$10.00 to $16.50
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NEWS OF BRENHAM.
French Satin Slipper, leather straps and trimmed,
Closing Out All Coats
$8.13
We have reduced all Women’s Winter Coats to a very low price In
order to clear them out in quick order.
Sizes range from 16 to 42.
Women’s
New Model
Spun-Glass
Silk Jersey
Teddies 59c
Petticoats 69c
Corsets $1.00
Petticoats $2.25
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Jersey Petticoats with
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Speaking About Bargains!
Children’s Gingham
DRESSES $1.25
Men’s Shoes
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EVERY WOMAN
NEEDS
High Shoes for wet, raw
EVERY WOMAN
KNOWS
EVERY WOMAN IS INVITED
Boys’ Corduroy
Men’s
All Fresh and New
PAJAMAS $1.48
KNICK’BOCKERS
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Work Shirts 85c
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Sale of Chinaware
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Exceptional Values Offered
For Wintry Days
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Haviland Dinner Sets
White Shoe House
109 West Sixth St.
Phone 6045
“A Fit Is Guaranteed if Lett To Us.”
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Women’s Knit
Undergarments
Extra
Special
That snug fitting boots make the ankles
trim, slender and more beautiful.
A pair of Sturdy
weather, and—•
300 pairs of Men’s Black Vici Shoes go in this
sale at this clearance price. Several styles and
all sizes! Now! Don’t miss itl
Warm, comfortable, snug fitting about the ankles—
a boot—with imitation tips, military heels, hand-
welted soles; values to $12.50; now—
Hundreds of pairs of stylish de-
pendable Slippers, Oxfords and High
Shoes at astonishingly low prices.
To come into White’s and see the unusual
values being offered.
At this very, very low price, you have another lot (one hundred)
Dresses to choose from this week. Smart styles Serges and Velours
Three-quarter sleeve and straight-line belted models. Braid or em-
broidery trimmed. Colors: Navy, Brown and Tan. Sizes 16 to 42.
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arch; 13-day sale price.............
It Will Pay You to Inspect the
Extraordinary Bargains
That every woman in Austin will be interested to know of—offering most
exceptional economics — Prices are reduced to move merchandise quickly
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Smart and clever new styles, slip-over style, belted
models, butterfty sleeves atttiactively trimmed
around neck. sleeves, belts and pockets, and new
color combinations. Medium, large and small sizes.
Bales price 87c,
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46-piece American Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets--in gold band, floral and
conventional designs. New shapes and open stock. Cemplete for SIX
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Boys’ Blouses at 69c
Mothers, we particularty want to call your attention to this special
lot of Boys Gingham and Percale Blouses. They are so well made
such neat colorings Collars attached. And at this price a most
exceptional value. Sizes 7 to 14.
Reg. $112.95 Sets
NoW $84.75
The body of Private Cleveland House
of Old Washington, a young colored
-soldier who died in a hospital in France
‘ Has arrived in Brenham and is being
I held at a local undertaking stablish-
ment until arrangements are made for
the funeral. The body was accompan-
ied to Brenham by Private George P.
Leatherby vt Fort Sam Houston.
Thousands Have Found
Relief From Rheumatism
during the SMS afty yenrs by tmking
Fremeription A 2861. It is awwell known
; end reliable remedy. Sold by all good
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EIMER A AMEND, MS Third Ave, New Yark
This is the
value >of the
A splendid grade of sheer
Muslin: envelope style, fin-
ished with lace and ribbon
shoulder straps.
T. A. Low, W. R. Jahnke and Dr. J.
J. Marek are members of a committee
appointed by the Brenham chamber of
commerce to formulate plans and to
raise funds necessary for establishing
headquarters for the local post of the
! American Legion and the Boy Scouts.
The committee will work together with
| Dr. R. E. Nich61son, commander of
' the Lesgion, who submitted plans for
the proposition to the chamber of com-
merce.
A donation was made toward the
County Interscholastic Meet that will
be held in Brenham in the spring, and
it was decided to pay for a teacher at
the night school at the Fraternal Home
for a period of three months.
On one table you will find one lot of
warm slip-over style of Women’s Out-
Ing Flannelette Gowns, marked ridicu-
lously low. Sixes 16 and 17.
Reg. $91.75 Seta
NoW $69.00
A thorough investigat icn into water
seepage in Medina Lake is to be made
by the State Board of Water Eni-
peers in co-operation with the United
States eGological Survey, anounced
the Board of Water Engineers
With that end in view. C. S. Clark
and A. H. Dunlap members of the
board, accompanied by C. K. KUsworth,
district engineer of the United States
Geologicn} Survey, have gone to Sat
Antonio. At that place they will con-
sult with R. G. Hemphill, United States
irrigation engineer, regarding mens-
ures to be taken to check this seepage
after which they win proceed to Me-
dina Lake to continue the investiga-
tion.
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Haviland China Dinnerware, in open Mork patterns—comes to you thta
week at radically lowered prices. Those acta are complete for “SIX
PERSONS." In coin gold band. Ivory borders—conventional effecta,
$49.00 Dinner Sets $39.00
High-grads Nippon China Dinner Ware in neat floral and conventTonal
patterne. Complete act for “SIX PERSONS"—open stock.
American Dinnerware
Men’s Blue Cheviot Work Shirts, collars at-
tached; best grade. AU sizes.
At this price for Pajamas there is no reason
for men not to sleep comfortable and snug
these cold nights. Warm, fleecy Flannelette
Pajamas. AU sixes.
As long as there is a Gown left on
the table, there will be women trying to
find the size lor their girls. Sizes 6 to
14, in dainty colored stripes.
NEW SPRING SUITS $19.75
Here is where you will meet a most pleasant surprise. Lovely
Navy Wool Tricotine Suits that are silk lined. Belted modela,
plain, beaded or embroidered. Sizes 16 to 40.
SMALL BOYS SUITS
At $1.25
Oliver Twist style with Corduroy Trousers and
Crash Waists. Buster Brown collars, patch
pockets. Colors: Green, “Navy and Brown.
Sizes 2 to 8 years.
ing. are winking on the program of the
meeting
Thomas H. McDonald, chief of the
the bureau of public roads. United
States Devartment of Agriculture at
Washington, D. C., will be present and
take an active part on the program
both days. Invitations have been ex-
tended to many other transportation
officials of both State and Nation and
it is expected that the largest gather-
ing of highway officials, county engi-
A beautiful Brooklyn-made Satin slipper, CO 1 2
$12 quality; 13-day sale price. ...... 0.13
Boys’ Dark Soft Brown Corduroy
Trousers with a good firm velvety
finish. The kind that will give
the boy real hard wearing service.
Sizes 8 to 16. At >1.25.
SPRING WOOL SKIRTS $3.65
New colorings, new models, in attractive colored plaids and stripes,
in plain or pleated styles. At this price these Skirts are really
remarkable values. i
Many women prefer service-
able Spun Glass Petticoats
on account of their fullness
and pleated ruffles. All colors
beat Petticoat
Robert Stuckert, teacher of English
{in Robert College. Constantineple, ad-
l dressed headquarters Troop, 56th Cav-
‘ airy Brigade. Tu sday night, on “The
। Cossack and Ottoman Cavalry.” Af-
। ter his talk the regular non-cemmnis-
' sioned officers school was held and
। several recruits offered themselves for
i examination. Captairi E. A Gajeska
is commander of the rtoop.
The Washington County Medical as-
socialion has installed the following
officers for the ensuing year. Dr. L.
Kusch. president; Dr. E. R. Knolle,
vice-president; Dr. Arthur Becker, sec-
retary and treasurer.
C. B. Barros, a young man employed
by the Houston and Texas Central
I railroad and the Western Union tele-
। graph company at Carmine, was killed
when an old post from which he was
transferring wires to a new one, broke,
throwing him to the ground. He sus-
tained injuries from which he died a
few minutes later. The body was sent
to his home in Scott. Louisiana, for
burial. Decedent was 22 years of age
and is survived by his parents, two
brothers and three sisters.
Special t© The Austin Statesman.
BRENHAM, Texas, Jan. 12—Sheriff
Burney Parker has announced as a
candidate for re-election, subject to
the action of the democratic primaries,
this being the first announcement for
a county office. Sheriff Parker is
now serving his fourth term, and has
made a splendid record as a peace of-
ficer. During his incumbency crime
has steadily decreased and about a
year ago the county jail was wide open
for the first time in fifty years, not a
i single prisoner being confined therein.
। Mr. Parker says he stands for peace
■ and harmony and a rigid enforcement
- of the laws. It is not likely that he
I will have opposition.
Bungalow Aprons
87c
Women who prefer a light-
weight Coutile Corset with
medium bust, back lace,
here’s a bargain. All sizes.
All ready for the sale, 300 children’s clever
little plaid and striped Gingham Dresses--
many trimmed with solid color cuffs, others
with sashes and patent leather belts. Sixes
6 to 14 years. Every one a bargain.
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neers, judges. commissioners and
others interested in transportation,
such as automobile dealers and users
of motor trucks. ever gathered in the
; State. will be present to find answers
to some of the preening highway prob-
lems and formulate plans for the fu-
ture.
The program of the meeting will in-
clude everything from the making of
modern highways to vehicles that
travel upon them and the things trans-
ported.
iSpecial to The Austin Statesman.
COLLEGE S I N PION Texas, Jan. 12.
A conference of highway and trans-
portation officials and engineers of
j the State and Nation will be held at
the A. A M College of Texas on Mon-
day and Tuesday, Feb. 6 and 7, for
studying the problems of highway
tranportation and the economics of
same Announcement of the date of
the meeting was made yesterday by
Jj. C. Nagle, dean of the school of en-
, gineering.
' A committee composed of Dean
i Nagle, D. Seoates, professor of agri-
• cultural engineering, and W. J. Em-
mons, professor of highway engineer-
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Largest Gathering of Transporta-
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State Expected.
Just as clever and smart as you could wish for and only $16.50.
Crisp and fluffy, new sleeves, new linen, new trimmings, plenty
of ruffles. ‘They are altogether different.” All ready for your
selections. Sizes 16 to 40. Only $16.50.
Banner of Georgetown, vice president;
Mary Weed, secreta ry-treasurer.
Freshman class: Roger J. Kidd of
Kingsville, president; Richard Hawk-
Ina of Granger, vice president; Ann
PaXton of San Antonio, secretary-
treasurer
Women’s Silk Hosiery
A: 48 Pair
Joo pair*-of Fibre Silk Stockinus, semi-tashioned, with relnrcea
Ude Thread top, heel and toe. The quality that wil wear. In Black
only. Slzes from 8* to 10.
(Pure Thread Silk Hosiery
at 75c Pan-
Boo palm of Women', semi-fashionea Pure Thread-Silk stocktnes
at a price that will be an Inducement for you to buy a half dozen
at a time. Cotom: White, Blaek, and Cordovan.
Children’s Ribbed Stockings
19 Pairs for $1.00
so dozen ready for today’s selling. Chidren’s Black Ribbed School
Hose, reinforced where hard wear cornea. Thia price wiil caus,
a bl« day in the Hosiery sections. Sizes 6 to 9%. Ten pairs for $1.00
Men’s Black Cotton Socks
10 Pairs for $1.00
Men who appreciate real How value will do well to Uy in a suppty
of these splendid Black Cotton Socka. They are at a zoo« hev
werviceable weight. ’
Not $2.75
Special to The Austin Statesman.
GEORGETOWN, Texas, Jan. 12.—
Class elections for the winter term at
Southwestern University resulted as
follows:
Junior class: H. M Rockwell of
Houston, president; Howard Samuels
of Houston, vide president; Louise
Lanb of Plainview, secretary-treas-
urer; Juanita Porter of Temple, re-
porter; Sue Med of Gainesville, rep-
resentative of Council of Honor.
Sophomore class: Herman D Sulli-
van of Centerville, president; Virginia
Including Women’s long-sleeve Under-
vests and ankle-length Pants. Extra
nice quality. Sizes from 22 to 44.
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