The Devine News (Devine, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 23, 1915 Page: 5 of 8
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BARGAINS
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Prices that you
can’t turn down
■ Arm & Hammer Seda 3 for 25c
Cland Starch, 6 for----25c
"Jelolce Cream Powder, rk< 7c
imA 40
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Highest prices paid for cotton
•••^ __________6. C Morris
W. D. Brooks was over from Ben-
too Friday.
Monroe Chapman waa here from
Pearsall one day.
Raymond Redus haa gone to Arte-
sia to work for his grandfather.
D, C. Brown attended to legal bus
iness in Jourdanton thia week.
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his
•Macaroni, Package.
Mrs. Long of San Antonio visited
1 her mother, Mrs. Hickey this week.
Ceamel Wheat, Piche. 15c
lorwond Coamut, 3 pchates 25c
Post Toasties, 3 packages. .9F
Reverend Callahan and W. H, Dav-
idaon merchant of Moore, were here
Friday. _______________
ISsses Geasie and Namie Langley
of Benton have been visiting their
sister, Mrs Roy Foster.
The Mother’s Club held a meeting
Friday but we had no report from
them for the paper.
A. R. Howard left yesterday for
Austin, where he will take his sec-
E. A. Perron of San Antonio, Ed
Jordon and Miss Ella Burns, of Burns
ranch were here Monday.
Week for Exceptional Barg’ins
Canned Meats
Fish Flakes.-----------...10€
■ Cora Beef --------......20c
I Veal Loaf--........-----15c
Vienna Sausage, 3 fer-.....25c
•Hamberger Steak------—-15c
Sardines, 6 for------------25c
■ Foaled Hams, 6 for -......-.25c
•oyster -------
Petits Pois Peas...........-12c
•Walrus Brand Salmon...... 20c
Puget Brand Salmon........10c
Pork and Beans------------10 -,-----.
Chile Can Carne.....:......10c Rev. C E. Jones preached at
Sugar Corn...............10c
Sour Kraut, 2s., 3 for......25c
" 3s., 2 for.-.-L.25c
■ Hominy, 3 lbs cans. Per can 10c
■ Pier Apple, 10 oz. cans " 10c
■ Fine Apple, sliced..-;.... “ 12c
*20c
Mr. Dom Schott is moving one of
his small houses from East Front to
Galbreath street, for more room.
Miguel Sunday and has been called
by the church there, as pastor.
J. D. and Parker Bergin of Yancey
and J. R. Dubose of Devine were
here Monday.
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Mre. Jean Hulkill. arrived recent-1 Hunting I a Town Should Be Stopped Cou nty Farmers Union Met at Zigzag
ly from San Antonio where she has
been spending the summer. She
will teach the Prairie View school
this year. Mrs. Hulkill has many
friends here who will be glad to
have her back in Sabinal again.
She haa been living severe! years in
Lunch Peaches, 3 for..______25c
Table " 2 lbs can......12c
Apricots, 3 lbs can..........20c
Tomato Pulp____________41.2c
Tomato, 2 lbs cans______8c
" 3 lbs "..........12c
Pickles
Spiced Sweet Pickles, bottle.. 20€
Sour Pickles,.....-...“....25c
Bill Pickles.........."....25c
Chow Chew.........."... 10c
Jelly in Glass........“.... 5c
Apple Jelly ............10c
Presenes________________12c
Pepper bask ..----------- 10c
Lemon and Vanilla Extaacts.... 8c
Mike Roche reports 341 bales gin-
sod at Bigfoot to date and may to-
tal 500. ________________
Work Wanted: I am ready to do
ploughing and moving household for
niture on short aotice. See me, or
We did not get a report of the
Medina County Farmers’ Union
which met at Zigzag September 11,
in time for last issue. We are in-
formed, however, that there was a
fair attendance, dinner on the ground „
and a profitable session was held.
_ Resolutions were adopted endors-1
days later, bullets fell around inno- ing the new warehouse laws and the
cent children playing on nearby Jots. : Farmers Union Cotton Co. at Hour-
There is a state law against shooting top, urging that cotton be shipped
across a public street, or road, and there and money borrowed from
we are going to insist that guns fired
within the corporate limits of De-
It may seem a little strange, bat
it is true, that there are some vac-
ant lots in town open which a rab-
bit, or a bird may sometimes rest.
and upon which lots, or blocks, guns
are often fired promiscuously. One
day last week a pet squirrel was
the Brownsville country. She at- killed on one these lots and . few
ended the Institute last week in
Uvalde and is visiting Mr. A. Taylor
family this week.—Sabinal Sentinel.
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Our friend II C. Dycer of the
Barnhart Type Foundry Co, writes
us in behalf of Miss Dorsey, teacher
in the Devine school, daughter ofMr
Henry Dorsey of the Dorsey Printing
Co of Dallas, assuring us that shs is
a very fine conciencious young lady
and we are glad to note that Miss
Dorsey is the daughter of a fellow
craitman of state wide reputation.
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W. S. Lilly accompanied his bro-
ther, E. A. of Pearsall, to Santono
Monday in his Hudson, On their
way home Tuesday evening the big
car stuck in the mud near Kirk and
W. S. came down on the train and
went back Wednesday morning in his
said company,
P. S. Since the above was set.
we have received, too lata for this
vine, except upon one’s own premis-
es, or by sn officer of the law, be
stopped by city ordinance—at least
that hunting with fire arms, within
the corporate limits of Devine be
stopped at once. When some inno-
cent women, or child, is shot, maim-
ed, or killed it will be too late.
Issue, and ten days after the meeting if Alan
full copy of the resolutions, spoken TUUK
of above. Editor, ■ VVai
COUNT
AC-
Schools May Bar Children.
Common colds are contagious and
boards of heslth in many cities are
considering barring children with
colds from school. Foley's Honey
and tar is an old and reliable family save -
medicine and frees children -X- AIME, WORRY and DOLLARS
Siuce, colds, aroup and whooping by placing YOU ‘ ACCOUNT in our
cough. Parents may "save trouble t HANDS ,
by giving before school opens. | *
not only make the ordinary sodas: - Sold by Lion Drug Store — S 1
We notice in the Pearsall Leader but fine drinks never before intro-
that L. W: Moore had sent in his dnced in this country we are told
For Rent: Three small houses on resignation as J P. of that precinct Truly he is doing much for Devine
and that J, T. Bush had applied for and every one who can raise some
same: but no action was taken by extra money should take stock with
the court on the same. him and encourage home enterprise.
ring 67. G. R. Gammon.
Cotton is selling at ten and a quar
ter and better ned much of last
years’s crop, held for ten, ia being
turned. 5
Mrs D. L. Howard spent last
week in San Antonlo and was quite
ill one day, Calling Mr Howard to
the city.
West Front street, nice for small
R. 1: D. 1 families and only $6. a month,
baking lowder Dom Schott, Sr.
Calumet Baking Powder, Can..20c
K-C ~ a s 8e
Good Luck " “ *0518
American Lye.--...... .Be
Syrup
Pure White Leghorn Eggs, from
tented birds, 15 for $1.00.
Ssm Aider,
R 1, Box 11, Devine, Texan
Ford to poll the big car out
Bottling Works Machinery Here.
With the new dynamo and other
fixtures for day service st the Light
plant, has come in the machinery for
the bottling works. Mr. Naval is an
expert on making drinks and will
Will receive our CAREFU^ and
SYSTEMATIC ,= ho To will
say. TIME, WORRY
Church Rally October 6th.
The quarterly rally which was an
nouncod to be held at the Baptist
church, October 1st, will be October'
6th, instead. Look for program in
paper next week. 1
C A Hornburg, Pastor. 1
WHY NOT BEGIN
A1
ONCE
Green Velva, ....per gallon..70c
Green Velva, ...1-2 “....40c
Blue Riban Sorgum per “...45c
1-2 “...23c
asses .......1."45€
, „ .......1-2 23t
New South______1 “ 65c
Coffee, Etc.
P.Berry Coffee, green, pound...16c
Parched Coffee in bulk “_...14c
freen Coffee- . 13c
Paradise Bucket Coffee..........
Sugar 16 pounds for......$1.00
mions 10 M-............25c
Spuds 10 “.............25c
Flour
Nagnolia Flour, 48 pounds.. $1.55
" 24-80
in gel Food " 48 “.... $1.75
24 "......90e
Wheat Brao, per sack......$1.25
Mack Conover was here Sunday
from Moore on his way to A & M
Collge where he will attend this
year. ___L
Bob Monroe left Monday for Gal-
veston where he will complete his
work in the Pharmaceutical depart-
meht of the State University.
Money to loan on improved acre-
age of land. Long time and low rate
of interest, See Mack Kercheville
or D. C. Brown._________
1 have one acre lot at Lake View
Garden No. 1, in San Antonio, Texas
Will sell cheap, or trade for stock.
The Whitfield Pharmacy last week Several soldiers have been seen
received probably the biggest ship-this week about town, mapping the
ment of school tablets, examination country roads, perhaps. . .
blanks and note books ever come to J H Hokit, Tom Enlow and Uel good condition. A bargain tor $15. Adams Nation-
Devine, amounting to several thous Evans visited the border this week cash. Apply this office it*
and pounds. on a trading expedites. ---- 1 DA1
-----+-----.... -----------Several farmers have planted feed DanK
Allen Culpepper, an experienced |. M. Lindsey and J. P. Forester and fall gardens, and the showers'
tailor, of Floresville, is in charge of Were here from Melon Saturday, * are fine. Ieusprg
the work at the Whitfield Tailoring----------------------------------------------------------------------
Company "
Mrs. A. W. Keller, of Black Creek, t
who has been dangerously ill, since t
the birth of a son last week, is rep-€
orted better. t
FOR RENT: Good farm and pas-S
tore, six miles south from Devins. I
4t. Mrs. Hedwig Wipff 1
MVS
A Bargain.
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and the showers
Daoncesnoece
Lard
Eugene Shufelt,
Devine, Tex, it
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Bud Andersen has moved back
from the ranch for the school He re-
ports good rains and fine prospects
for cattle. He is ons of Atascosa’s
biggest cattle men. /________
Miu Stella Ridgway of Centerville
underwent a successful operation
for apendicitis last week in San An-
tonio, and on last report waa doing
J. n. McWhorter, the Benton mer t
chant, was here Monday. 0
3
M. D. Hooper and Arch Morris h
were Pearsall visitors Monday.
nicely.
ure Lard, perpound.... .121-2c
epound Lard, White Cloud lb. 10c
All Dry Goods at
Reduced Prices
Mr. Alonzo Silvey, who hid three
years experience in an Atlanta, Ga
furniture factory is now employed
by us and will do all kinds of repair
ing and upholstering. We invite the
to call and see him.
2t Devine Furniture Co.
Highest prices paid for cotton 5
seed. G. C. Morris J
Commtoloner E. A. Noel of Big foot 2
was in town Saturday. >
Mrs Tom Enloe visited in San Am-1 5
tonio this week. S
G. A. Schley was here Monday f
shaking hands with old friends. t
Miss Carrie Wipff is teaching near €
Dunlay. 2- S
Highest prices paid for cotton X
seed.
G. C, Morris.
WHITFIELD TAILOR’G CO.
Is Now Under New Management
But Still Turning Out the
Best Class of Work
We failed to learn last week that
. Rev. and Firs. C. I. Brown, of Port-
O land, Oregon, have arrived in Devine
A and will spend the winter with their
w son. Mr. D. C. Brown. Mrs. Brown
y is stopping with Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Y Rogers, while Rev. Brown has gone
■ on to Houston, on business.
A new boy is reported at the resi (
dense of Mr, end Mrs. Al Holmes. S
Henry Crutchfield and family vis- 1
ited Sunday at Sas Jose. $
C. N McClendon is here from Peer a
sail. ,
H E Thompson and C N Tilley (
at Carriso Springs, t
attended court
MONEY: To Lend on real estate.
Jno. T. Briscoe.
Will Call For Your Clothes and Return Them. Cleaning,
y Pressing and Dyeing--The Best or
Everet Grant, Prop. and M
see
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W. L. DuBose & Sons. The Devine News (Devine, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 23, 1915, newspaper, September 23, 1915; Devine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1660565/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.