The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, March 2, 1923 Page: 4 of 8
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E. A. BOSL, PUBLISHER
Entered at the Scbulenburg Post-offlce as
S econd-class matter.
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^ Train Schedul
WEST BOUND
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To Advertisers
All advertisements placed in
this paper are run until ordered
out, unless instructed when
placed how many times same is
to run. All advertisements
must be ordered out by Wednes-
day noon of each week if not de-
sired run that week, as we print
part of this paper Wednesday
noon. All new advertisements
should be in this office nob later
than Wednesday noon of each
week that advertisement is to
run.
Texas Independence Day
Friday, March 2nd. is the big-
?est holiday in Texas. For it
jas on this eventful day, March
1836,. when a few men with
korrect ideals of life and the
rage to enforce their convic-
declared their independ-
the Mexican Republic
is assured* on April 21
battle of San Jacinto
ht and won, which was
ie"cfEath b ow to the Mexican
Government.
This day is a great holiday for
we Texans, how many of us
realize it. Do we appreciate
what these Texas Heroes did for
us. 2
It would be well if some of us
would get a Texas History and
read up.
OFFICE CAT
trade mark
BY JUNIUS
copyright 1921, BY edgar allan mosfc
B A PROHIBITION EPITAPH
Here lies the body of Frederick
LeFarge, D
His death is too sad for de-
scription.
He was killed by the mob in a
terrible charge,
When he carelessly dropped
his prescription.
Judge Vogt says a man isn't
down until he is down in the
mouth.
Frank Sovidina Dies
Frank Sovidina a well known
farmer of Pine Springs commun-
ity, died last Monday night at
eleven o'clock.
Deceased had an attack of ap-
pendicitis and was carried to the
Moulton Hospital where an opera-
tion was preformed. He died
the following night.
Deceased was a good, honest
farmer and numbered his friends
y the hand reds.
The remains were buried in
ie£ptholic Cemetery at Flat-
Tia Wednesday afternoon.
He is survived by his wife and
seven children. To these the
Sticker tender its sincere sym-
patic
Moon Will Undergo,
Partial Eclipse On
Friday Night
The first of the two lunar
eclipses to be visible in Galves-
ton will be observed Friday
night, March 2, when a little
more than a third of the moon
will be covered, according to I.
R. Tannehill, United States mete-
orologist.
The moon will enter the
umbra, or dark shadow, at 8:28
p. m., Mr. Tannehill stated, and
middle of the eclipse will be
reached at 9:32 p. m. After
that the shadow will recede as
the moon begins to pass out
from the earth's shadow and
at 10:30 p. m. the moon will
leave the shadow.
There are two eclipses of the
moon annually and both will be
observed in Galveston this year.
The lunar eclipse this week will
be of long duration and many
Galvestonians are looking for-
ward with interest to viewing it.
One of the two solar eclipses will
also be visible here at a late
date this year.—Galveston News.
HE MUSTA BEEN TALKING
FOR MONEY
(From an Exchange)
A Sandersville, (Ga.) Minister
grabbed a shotgun and killed a
song bird, which he claimed was
interrupting his sermon. All of
which proves he is a good shot if
not a good minister.
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We shall always believe that it
was more by design than accid-
ent, that one New York evening
paper put a headline referring
to the chicken show over a bunch
of photographs of Broadway
actresses.
We took a package of dull safe-
ty razor blades to the sharpener
and found, when we got 'em
back that they were duller than
before. We know one bird who
seems just to unwrap 'em then
wrap 'em up and hand 'em back
to you.
If you write verses advertising
soup, soap and cosmetics, you'll
never be known as one of the
immortals, but you will have a big-
ger bank account.
WHERE?
Newspaper headline says;
Bandit Was Shot in the Hold-
up." Must have hit him in the
suspenders.
Gus Russek says there would
be a terrible shortage in the lum-
ber supply if splints were placed
on broken promises.
BUZZING ALONG
Pete Sobotik says a lot of peo-
ple who can't live on their in-
comes seems to be living on
wheels most of the time.
"Can the flapper make her
ways?" asks Harry Vogelsang.
She does not have to make her
way. She has it.
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The Searcher After Knowledge
—Father, do tell me why ithn't
the thea blue when it geth in my
bucket?
We have failed to see any spec-
ial proclamation for this week,
so we can do just about as we
please without interruption.
"Great Britain's sea power
may be great," comments E. H.
Pratka "But how about Marcel,
who has ruled the waves for
fifty years?"
PUNCTUATE THIS SENT-
ENCE!
The late professor rushes into
his class room and throws oft his
coat and pants.
Since an Indiana girl has
bestowed the name of "Galloping
Gertrude on her coupe the fad
is spreading and other names
like "Rambling Wreck",- "Sha-
dow-rapus" and "Unterrified
Democrat" are being coined.
AIN'T IT THE TRUTH
Short skirts on a small girl
Make a girl look smaller;
Short skirts on a tall girl
Makes a girl look taller.
Short skirts dn any girl,
Smaller or taller,
Make all the men look
A doggone sight longer.
POOR PARKING PLACE
Even the youngsters keep up
to date in their metaphors. Willie
had forgotten several of the
things his mother told him to
get at the store and when scold-
ed about it he said, "Well, moth-
er, all I can say is, my memory
is not a good parking place, for
all the things you tell me to get".
Professor — What do you use
a fuse for?
Student — To Burn out.
Max Schwartz says, there is
always plenty of room at the top,
because those who get there are
the few who started early to
avoid the rush.
A Cincinnati man is suing
another for a nine inch strip of
land. Chas. Baumgarten says
very likely he wants to make a
garden on it next summer.
Ike Lippman says nothing
takes the place of a husband in
the home like alimony.
Helmuth Helmcamp and Kess-
ler Boettcher have been experi-
menting, and after several days
of hard labor, they come forth
wilh the information that if
100,000 shells were fired in rapid
succession from a shotgun the
barrel would remain sizzling hot
for about four minutes after fir-
ing ceased.
John Mitchon concludes that
one thing wrong with our homes
is that too many couples th?nk a
pair beats a full house.
Smith Brothers have now re-
leased their new Menthol Cough
Drops, but when will they give
to a suffering world their famous
hair tonic recipe? -
Marcelle Cold Cream
and i
MarceUs Vanishing Cream
relieve the dry. parched condition
of the skin which comes with
exposure to the weather.
The cold cream is a cleansing
and healing cream and leaves the
skin soft. To do the most good
it should be applied at night.
On dry skins it may be used as
a foundation for powder.
Marcelle Vanishing Cream Is the
better cream for daytime use and
as a foundation for face
powder, as it is greasel ess
and cannot reappear
through the powder
in a shine.
The creams are
on sale in both
tubes and jars.
FOR SALE BY
Cernosek Pharmacy
Phone 77 Free Delivery
HOWEVER, IT'S WARM IN
GEORGIA
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary
marched in the parade and there
vfere thirty of them. Their uni-
forms consisted of a narrow
blue sash.—Newton (Ga.) News.
I ma Stinger says the fisher-
man and the duck hunter always
bring back more excuses than
anybody else
A Swedish scientist has dis-
covered a fish with ears. Erwin
Hengst says it ought not to be
any trouble to keep its ears
clean.
— !
It is isn't at all important
whether you evoluted from a
monkey; the important thing is:
Are you above the monkey?
Tomorrow's Best Tip
There are a million ways to
waste time and only one to use
it, — work.
Born
A, son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Wind on Sunday
February 18th.
O. W., Alfied and Miss Lillie
Minzenmeyer of Pine Springs
were in the city shopping Thurs-
day. They reported the roads
very bad in that section.
For rapid healing there is noth-
ing like Liquid Borozone- It
mends torn flesh, heals cuts,
burns or sores so quickly no
time is lost from work.
Price, 30c, 60c and $1.20. Sold
by City Drug Store.
(Advertisement)
TEXAS DRUGGIST
REGAINS HEALTH
1 Have Gained 24 PoojwU of Fhr
: , Flesfc and Faal Lika
Kte
If fea m one of the many -weak and
weary, oa&erwei&t, nerrous, ran dawn
folks who are feST sick and half well yoa
can profit by the remarkable experience of
this prominent Texas druggist
Mr. Ed. Wafcr, proprietor of Waller's
Drug Store, Hubbard, Tex., says, "like
most folks who work indoors and do not
enough exercise, my muscles became
ay, had no appetite and had that "tired
out1 feeling with me constantly. Sis
get en
flabbv
had no
monfKn ago I began taking Ironized Yeast.
At that tkqe I weighed 130 pounds. To-
day I tip the scales at 154, have a fine ap-
petite, my muscles are as hard as a tool
dresser's and I have that Veering to go
feeling' all the tifce."
hus is probably the finest endorsement
any product could iiave. A druggist knows!
With all the preparations in his store to
choose from, Mr, Waller found Ironized
Yeast the btest, Your own drugget will
tell you the matte thing. Seeaose Ironized
Yeast is a scientific product of conoen-
trotbd brewer's yeast in union with the
kind of iron doctors use to enrich the
will nourish
in he
flesh.
and soon your
the .glow of
bleod. Hie vi famines qf the brewer's yeast
"" shrunken tissues, fitting
scfeawny places with firm
Iff blood weft take on new strength
, b<My wfl tingle with
health.
rwsitively guaranteed
ta give 'satisfactory,', i jsults or yinr money
treatment costs only
a dollar; h meSos,the difference between
fine Hfealth and your present half side con-
dition. ;Get. it today. Ironized Yeast Cob*
pany, Atlanta, Ga.
Recommended and guaran-
teed by Breymann's Drug
Store.
FLOUR
a
For making better bread, rolls,
cakes or anything that requires
superior Flour, use only
GLADIOLA
FANT FARY
WE-KNOW
Flour
Three of the best brands of
Flour Manufactured
Sold and guaranteed by
Rabe & Hengst
To make headway, improve
your bead.—Forbes.
Cold settled in the muscle of
the neck, arms or shoulder
makes every movement painful.
Use Ballard's Snow Liniment.
It relieves the pain and relaxes
the muscles. Three sizes, 30c,
60c and $1.20. Sold by City
Drug Store.
(Advertisement)
O. G. and H. R. Bosl of Temple
are in the city, the guests oj
their brother, E. A. Bosl and
family.
Pictorial Review $1.50 a year
at Sticker office.
On Yo' Way
"Boy, does jo* get a
from de Ku Kluxes, what
gwine do wid it?"
"Read it on de train."
PROGRAM
Opera House
Schulenburg
Show Starts at 7:45
FYiday, Mar. 2
HERBERT RAWLISON
in
'THE MAN UNDER COVER"
Also 1 reel comedy
Saturday, Mar. 3
v RUTH CLIFFORD
m
'TROPICAL LOVE"
Sunday, Mar. 4
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
m
'THE HANDS OF WARA"
\
also 1 reel comedy
Tuesday, Mar. 6
PAULINE FREDERICK
in
"TWO KINDS OF WOMEN"
NOTICE!
I am in the market for cape seed in large
quantities. Am also in the market for
well cured country bacon and lard for
which I will pay best market price.
I need all kinds of poultry such as Tur-
keys, Hens and Friers, %
Bring your products to me and get top
market price.
Yours for more and better business.
E. H.
• •• ■
Rice Hotel Quality Coffee Sold Here.
Ci
Lee & Vogt
Have secured a contract with the Philadelphia Bat-
tery Co., for the sale of Batteries in this territory.
' -P Vr • '< - 1 "vV
This Battery is absolutely reliable and of an old es-
tablished make and has a good guarantee. ,This
battery was formerly sold by Schulenburg Garage.
We take pleasure to say, by us having -a contract
direct enables us to make you this famous Battery at
a very reasonable price.
We will appreciate you calling and let us demon-
strate to you why you should have a Philadelphia
Storage Battery.
LEE & VOGT
Chevrolet Headquarters
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The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, March 2, 1923, newspaper, March 2, 1923; Schulenburg, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth189797/m1/4/: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Schulenburg Public Library.