The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 3, 1921 Page: 2 of 8
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MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S
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MOO fcOCVCFORt> W\Y\A MOUR.
\Qft" t'.svu^ckuu" ^mo UM> no LtMte
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lew Spring Goods
Are Here
u. are ARRIVING DAILY -soon EVERY department WILL SE COMPLETE
. GINGHAMS SPECIAL.
For
lent of Red Seal Ginghams is the
ive ever shown. Ihe patterns are
ive. We buy these through John V.
ho are sole distributors for Red 25^"
kiold patterns, per yard
good assortment of Utility, ,20c
ther brands ot Ginghamsm, yd
U:rns, yard-wide Percales- per 20c
Good assortment Apron Checks, priced per icc
yard **
Yard-wide Brown Domestic, priced per
j yard
Yard-wide Bleached Domestic, priced per
yard
Cotton Checks and Light Calicoes, priced per |qc
I yard
j The above prices are just a sample of our new
prices. \\ atch for our complete price list later.
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"We
R NEW LINE OF DRESS GOODS IN SILKS, VOILES, TISSUES, WHITE GOODS, Etc.
IS NOT YET COMPLETE, BUT WE ARE SHOWING SOME VERY PRETTY PAT-
TF.RNS IN THE FIRST ARRIVALS. NEW SKIRTS. SI I1RT WAISTS. T VT I .TA
OTHERS HAVE BEEN SHIPPED.
dresses and coat suits are here AND
ara offering aCALL and see them as they arrive.
6 bars I? & Q Whit
7 bars White Lun:
(TSiis is tlvj biggest 5c l>av of a
0 bars Yellow Lei
HEY MEN!
Our new Stetson Hats and Howard and Foster
Shoes are here and they are right in style and
price .
come !n soon! come in often! buy now!
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TOTAL 21
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HOLT CO.
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!n the Aggregate People Dress and
"Look Very Much Alike.
It is in the smaller things, such as personal
jewelry, etc., that individuality is displayed.
We have personal jewelry in exclusive
desierns, with all the individuality that \ on
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might desire.
Your visit will be appreciated.
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when you want
that next job of
. Printing
You will get first-class
•york, and you will get
it when promised, for
having work done
when premise J is one
of the rules of tftia jriice.
If you frof'-r. sc-'d t}ie
order by tn.iJ or bring
it to the ctfice in person.
Let I'3 Shaw You
What We Can Do
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Mr. and
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If You
Are a
BOOSTER
FOR THE
BASTROP
COUNTY
FAIR
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford Model T One Ton Truck with iti
manganese hronze v. rm-drive is really a
necessity for the farmer because ir solv > his
problem of economic transportation from the
farm to the city. And in farm work alone, it
will be found a great money saver as well as ,i
big labor saver. I las all the merits of the I >rd
car multiplied by greater capacity with greater
strength. No extra cost in operation. We'd
like to tall: it over with ever> firmer. Hrinqf
your Ford car to us tor neces .try repairs and
thus get the genuine Ford pirts and reliable
Ford workmanship.
Bastrop Motor Company
BASTROP TEXAS
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been wot).
Kof several day we ha*
m-riuv, whether a norther or rain wa
weather man ton on account of sicknes in her
Mr. Hiid Mrs, Ft. A. Watson
Mr. atiil Mrs. David Killing attended
'church at Wattorson Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Oldlieid returned to Bel-
11 ubs i 'i, in -lay.
Mr. Kiitfc-rie Younjj is w: li h
and'fo^-H f ' a v HIc.
home
Mr. and ffrs
«j>minp, hut at Ith,
cttfM'ludid to v'ive u a downpour. I' daughter's family.
ruined, *'td corn that Mr. Fred Craft has been apopinted
f'h:.:. 1
del* We
trop.
nkins
Mn l< otn Old ''old ^Ti s.
and Mi (.<> A1- x;in
at chureh Sunday in lias-
T'ktuii'F, and
I Will OC CC miriK u11 ninim uviiB'vi
Mr nnd Mis. Han Moore woi<-|tore tbe meet have filed j I'l
AMF.KK AN KXI'KK.SS COMPANY
MKLF'S KUItOPKAN ItF.I.IKI'
-m. planted will he < mini; uji soon. ;ro«d overseer and We ar. sure to have
I/ii/'stv ,f M-. i.*id Ml -. Hartford Jeri
r ,r i- I •}. Sunday.
Mr. '< hn < after ind Mise Hazel
.. ,1 " ne t oy wer, \i- tors to Lyt^
„n > ■ rw . i . • V rid'ty. brinjrini
•-..in,. \ i thtm M; ^Villine < ai*
and Fdith Iffy f<> a week-enc
MlJtit.
U' pproper director the/'nnipfc
of applicants and Ifu1 '''r®
i whicli tbey will enter. .Menus
opendenl school winning Direc
t. points in everything niV .Mc
).v the County meet! Wet
An'.orjr the numi'iou. :i>;ei icn ]
thr< liLrl'.out the country ni-opei ;•! inj? t
with Herbert Ho«ver, i h.'iii n an of the
Kuropean Relief ( >nm< il, m his elT ii
to raise f.'lft.0(H).000 l.y means if a '
national rollertion foi (lie relief >f in
< ioient starvation air mr 00 non
(hil'Jrcin in the w.u-stricken '•ountries
declared the winner of,forth * of Central .u,<i Knstem Kuroj>c, nrV
hty meet. The Kural.he mo J
the \ii> an Kvpre---. < ompanj and
the Ami ;u ati Uiulway Kxpre Coin
pany
Throu Ii the authoriza!ion of (!. C.
Taylor, president of both < 11 .int/n
Mona, 11". i-11>I«. (iuest ccrtiflcitM,
certifying that the purchaser has sal
v if.rd t!'- life of oneoj- nio re of the
liti'e w;.i victims, have been placed
or .i11■ ■ j:.,0Mn of tlv company's "f
flee; tin ■! irhoilt the I'nited States.
The cost of -a\niK one child until the
n lie coclitioti has been relieved l y |
the next Kuropoan harvest is $10, but
doi.atiri , of smalelr sums are wel- j
come, and a cotitriliution of only $1,1
iindei tl:e economical administration
of the council, will kei'|i |i^e jn a little
klx.dy for a month. j
II.- Kuropuan Kolief Council i.s an <
amali amatioii of \mei;can Knendi
Service committee, A inrr;rnn lied
Cros^>, American H.e'ief \dmim i ra
ti. ii, Federal Council of Ihe Churehe,
of Christ in America, ewi li ojnt T>
ti ihution committee, Knight "f Co
lumbu.'-, V. M, C. A. and tb ^ W.
A., formed by Mi Hoover for the
elimination of duplicnh effort in mm
interim.' to the starvlri;* lii'dren, to
th,. end that the last penny of every
dollar contributed mirhl reach a hun-
gry child in the form of foi l or ined
ical ser\ ice,
"Invisible <iuest" certilificati .
Which can be puichlise«l for hi y Slllll
from $1 mi, are on -ah a' the local
oflic,. of the American i{ ail way i!x
press (mpany.
L. T. IIAUKOW, A«cnt.
iairy
f
lie f irteenth Hol.'-teirt-Fresiaii
ow I,, mane ovei ill,(ion ibs, of milk
and the third to ma,. o\ci 1,400 Ihs..
I on i I or ip ;i year ha recently l>een
developod at Carnation Stock Farm,
tub . \\ ;1 h. This ii year old Hoi -
i in ••. I'lolerjo I'ro poet 22IM4C,
ii «>111> made he \\i rid' record for
"ilk in a year, .'I7,.'!m|.| ||,s„ and
1,11 •' lis. butter, lull a seven day
■id of •• • I s 11 >. butter. This "iold
is th,. hn-'hest. in milk, for any cow of
my breed to dale, and was made un-
der the riles of the Advanced ltej£-
i 'ry Mivi ion of the llolstein-Fresian
A -oi iation of America. The now
world n i oril cow is of sttonic con-
t itnt ioi, and ploasinr nidividualtl
weiirhs I i. ill lbs and took from 10 to
lbs a day i f a mixture of nitio
standard irrain.-, with alfalfa hay,
11 n <rop:-, beet nulp and molasses.
I'he bull and cow whose matinff pro-
• iiced in h a w .inder were bred in
New York i-tnte, but the daughter
was born in Koine, Idaho, on the farm
of tieorcc V Leitfhton. The sire ia
Imiil' Seni Kith 711,VI, with .TI other
laUL'h er who have |, 'iviirutll
rcj-isier records; whil,. the' m wan
■eauty I ieterje Cletilde who-
has hei elf made two records, 2,'1.7
• In. and ', Iliv. (,f butter in seven
days, so that SeV is Pielerje ProapecJ
i • an ox a in pi,, of inhoritaiK o f <|
capacity.
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Scott, R. E. The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 3, 1921, newspaper, March 3, 1921; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth206357/m1/2/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.