The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 21, 1921 Page: 4 of 8
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for a showing here of the
picturesque film
'From Tree v Trade'
This line educational feature was filmed in the
big bellow I'ine forests of the South, and in the
Pacific Coast White Pine district. It is a pic-*
turesque story of the lumber industry.
April 21st *n!i 23rd
Don't miss seeing this suj • t lucational feature.
This film will be shown ... e Arion Theatre.
TURNER LUMBER COMPANY
EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING
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the modern
building store
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TAMINE FUND WORK
AT HALF-WAY MARK
Thomas W. Lamont, Chairman,
Tells of Relief Administered
and Task to Be Completed.
T
ike
bidder, as the property of said B. .1
Miles.
And in compliance with law, t give
this notice by publication, i;; the En<j-
1 ih language, once a week for three
i >'u.secutive weeks immediately pre-
'eediiig said day of sale, in the Il.istrop
Advertiser, a newspaper published in !
! Bastrop County, Texas.
Witness mv hand, this Uth day of
April, 1921.
E. II. PERKINS, |
Sheriff Bastrop Count.v, Texas.
oranges1
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First came Ward's Or;inge Cnish.
l.Uerfamc Lemon-Cruvhar.J Llme-
Crunh. All three are carbonated
drinks of supreme quality and fruity
tkUciuusncss. F.njoy one today.
In bottles or at foun!aitis
Bottled by
the best < f his knov-b.
a tme statement of
' ORANGE I
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STAM KK IJOTTI.ING WORKS
.SHERIFF'S SALE
Thi "state of Texas.
• "i.ty of Bastrop.
Noti't is hereby given that by vir-
tue of a certain Order of Sale i sued
<uit of the Honorable County Court, of
Bastrop County, on the ith day of
Apri . 1921, by Tignal Jones, Clerk of
*aid Court, for the sum i>f Two Hun-
dred .vxty Dollars and costs of suit,
undei a judgment. in favor of Thoninf
I'eisth vs. B. J. Miles, plaeed in my
bands for service, 1. E. H. l'erkins as
Statement of the Ownership, Manajjf-
nu-nt. < irrigation, Etc., Required by
the Act of Congress of August 21,
1912.
Of Bastrop Advertiser, publi bed
wi cklv at B«istrop, Texas.
STATE OF TFXAS,
rOl'MTY OF II \ STROP.
Before me, a Notary Publ'o in and
for the State and count) .ifon aid,
r nally appe ared R. E. Scott, wh->.
buvinrr been duly sworn according to
law, deposes and says that bo ''-ic
if Editor of the Bast'-op Ad-
i!', and (hat tl> follow'nc Is. to
bre and belief,
he ownership
mm,- i ion', etc., of the nfojvsaid
pt'b uion for the date shown tn the
.alv ve motion required I"- >h . \ -t of
Airu t 2!. 1912. emb died n Sertlor
1' ; Postal Law a • ! R> nlatii."-'.
^rint* I on the reverse of this form,
j to wit:
1. Th,a' the nnme and add rosso*
of the p';b:ish «r, edit' , managing ed
itor, and bu-ine s nmnaeers are:
i i uMisher Bastrop F®rii.tinit Co.,
Ma■ ariii'r Edit .r- R. E. Sc tt.
2. '('"hat the owners are:
j < K. Turner, Bastrop. Texas.
| T. P. Huynie, Baftrop. Ti • as.
• '. ! Hasler, Bastrop, Texas.
... .a <j iV ALiynard, 15a -irop, Tex.
E. F. Hj. ler Bas'.vop, J'exi.s,
( . Booth, Bastrop, Texas.
1". J, Rahensburg, Bastrop, Toxas.
Sam (iurwiti:, Bastrop, Texas
P. 1 . Page, Bastrop, T< ....
1 1 Krhard, Basl op, Texas,
R P. Perkins. Ba:.irop, Texas.
• 1. 1'eaivy, Bastrop, Texas.
\ r . M, Haslor, Bastrop, To\a
. A. \Ic(.'ord, Bastrop, Texas.
• >, V. Holt Co.. Bastrop, Texas.
H i>. Kansonie, Bastrop, Texas.
.1. T frysup, Bastrop Texas.
A. ' . Erhard, Bastrop Texas.
i L Wilb.art'er, Bastrop, Texus.
/•. i". .l <tt, Bastrop, Texas.
The American Committee for China
Famine Fund, according to a state
merit Issued hy Thomas W. Lamont,
clutlrtiiittt, has reuched the second
staj;o of Its mission nf iuerr> of send
Itm funds from Atm-rlea t<> feed the
ml 11 ton s of .starving famine vhtlnis In
the far eastern republic. At the low-
est estlinate, the statement su>s. Just
as niucb more Is needod to carry "the
last through to the June
harvest a ■> has ulnudy been sent.
Mr Liinnuit points out that ipilck
respotiM- lij America to appoals mado
by President Harding ami liis prede-
ees-or. President Wilson, lias io-ulted
In such prompt distribution of relief
that the threatened magnitude of the
fnmlne has boon oliookoi) to a inai'l;« l
extent. A continuation of the otTor1-
So far made, it is declared, will placo
the famine relief for China among
America's most effective philanthro-
pies.
The Waiting Millions
There remain, however, the state-
ment shows, a "Inst fi,0tk>,fM)O" to he
saved, and thes,. people can be saved
only by continuous and voluminous re-
lief resulting from American subscrlp
tions.
The statement. In part, follows:
"Quick response to the appeal of the
American Committee for China Fam-
ine Fund gives us at the half-way
point In our work the cheering assur-
ance that the subscriptions from iren
erous America already have served a
(Croat humanitarian purpose, Inasmuch
ns relief already administered has held
the famine in bounds and made It pos
slble for America to save a multitude
of human beings.
"Whereas early estimates made It
seem that millions must porMi. we
now are advised thai Instead of liie
I.VHHI.imhi who, It was orl^Miallj fear
ed. were doomed to death Ir ; i hunger,
relief at present In sight from all
sources, American, Chinese and for-
eign. is sufficient to provide scant.v ra-
tions uritil the June lift est for all ex-
cept r.,tH)<>,0<)0 people. These 'last
ri.ddO.iMiir are destitute, according to
our latest reports from the American
Advisor\ Committee in Peking and are
dependent for existence upon new
help coinii - front ostisKle sources, and
this means America.
From All tlie People
"It Is the enrties! hope of t!;« com
mlltee that the number of eontrlbu
tlons made as well as the aggregate
will be such as to make our humanlta
rlnti "'ft. In a p'til si-: «e, a . ift of the
Atnerlenn people a« a whole
"One way to make Individual effort
i\j,d generosity contribute toward snv
Ing < li!tia's starvii g popula;ion f--r
every one responsive to China'
need. In effect, to 'pick i pal
In China for n day.' T. thought
behind this special appeal u
tlon with the bitter part of our effort
will be for American men. w. m. , ami
children to choose, iL:urat Ivcly, a <'hi
nose famine victim us a friend for a
da> and to -end what they
day >u themselves or an
friend to the China Fateie.
tier throuu'li lei il com'' 't i
or churches or direct to Yi
roe, treasurer, llibie House,
HM.
Heads l p!
Some soldier boy who knows
a k<mm1 thinK when he sees it,
sent me the appended "Short
History of the War." I'm sorry
I do not know whom to credit it
to. Any soldier who went over-
seas and most others will get a
good laugh outta this:
"Now cough."
"Sign here."
"When do we eat ?"
"Haven't any 8's. Take a
pair of H*'s."
"There's a soldier in the
grass."
"You're in the army now."
"Treat 'cm rough."
"Read 'em and weep."
"All we do is sign the pay-
roll."
"It's a great life it you don't
weaken."
"The first seven years are u.e
hardest."
"Where d<> we go from her" "
"You can't stand there, v,>l-
dier."
"Oo-ta-la."
"Lafayette, we are lure."
"Let's go."
"Any seconds on gold fish?"
"Madelon. Madelon, Madelon."
"Encore the vin rouge, sec voo
play."
"Too sweet, monsieur."
"Is your right arm paraly-
zed?"
"Mother, take down your ser-
vice flag: your son's in the S. O.
S."
"Bon soil*, ma cherie, ou allez
vous?"
Paint ii with iodine and mark
him duty."
"Sod fairy Ann."
"Heaven, Hell or Hoboken by
Christmas."
"Fini la guerre."
"In the army, the army, tho
democrat ic army."
"So this is Paris!"
"Hinky-dinky, parlez votts "
"If I ever get out of this
man's army—"
"Who won the war?"
"We've paid our debt t< La-
fayette—who the heck do
owe now ?"
"There's a long, lopg trail
winding."
"When do we go home?"
j "When the cruel war i o\T-r."
"Say 'Ah-L-L' I'.nd !;.;u ' ■
"Let's eat."
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l)air\ Men Httilt! Our Milk !' <nt
d
Aim
ne
an
Fund ol
es, banks
mm Mutt
N'ew York
"No' American
Cannot • n •> a II
ever quoted, one
quotnt Ion*
tit
«o pour tluit ho
It t lie |||V -t rate
ar it tirf'tith. Life's
>ition*-' lluofuute sometit
mi tlon, -t i e us : ii ''i.o'i ' 1. •
lower the quotation the gri tet
iminlt.v, tl
ings to st
away <1000 miles
gor. whetlier around
itid the I' icit'.i
\inerlea t
Syracuse. Y., April 11th.—
About 600 vmer (iairynie?1
Onondaga cnunty. X. \ .. which
has a population ot (
a :? ,"'1,thill n :1k t lav! • i d havr
found a ]ii'otital le and m« \
i-factory system of marke'.if.g
1 heir i roil in i i-opera ,w .
('ii-opera* ive . 1 iot ! ; b< <• ,
cussed here evt t, 1 oars t
only recently was a move aft; ■ *•
ly started. The fit t meeting wa
called al t iI'arm 1' i • eau f.i.
t rai
opport >;' ■ l' 11 ■
nlty of human in
life, i 'hltiti is far
hut hun or Is hut
the corner or I ey,
"We appeal to
feet j ve (lie work already
checking the China famim ■
saving until larvest tlee
saved from death."
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ucceeoi t ;,r
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make ef-
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That the
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Mi .'t'enthaici
S. That the
above, giving the
« kholder.-,
known boiulholcjers,
1,1 ner se« ui'ity holder.«
! per cent or more
of bonds, mortgages,
are:
Linotype Company,
two paragraphs next
names of the own-
and security hold
ii- it' any, contain not only the list of
(stockholders and security holders as
.Sheriff of Bastrop County Texas, did !thl y ~r tim
on the 6th day of April, L _l, e\y on oonr (,nnv |„lt n|s, in r;i Where tho
icrtain Real -.state, situated in Has stockholder or security holder anpears
trop < tyinty, rexaa, described aft fol- llpon th,. books „f th„ rompn/iy n,
lowt. '-^-wit. I lie life istate of the , trunk*, or in any other fiduciary re-
deferc.iant n. J. Miles in and to one- lntjon thf> nH(J of th J
third of the following described prop- J)oration for whvow trusU-V is act-
<Iioi r T i 7i .' p v. ^ ,nr' also that the said two
acres of land on the Richard paraj/raphs contain statements em-
Young 1-3 Ix-ague «n Mastrop t^unty ibla( !nir affian(-, fu„ kn„wl,.,Jffe an(|
Texaf, and being the 162 acres of land helif^ as to the circumstnaee .itul con-
yiven Kate Mi es (former y Kate dition. und<,r whic}, fiU)C,khoM(,r,
Moon) by the will of T M. Moon, de- .security holders who do not appear
ceased, lis duly shown by the minutes.Up0n ,b<1 }((M)ks of the company as
of the Probate Court of Bastrop Coun- tru^,s ho,d „tork and >m.uHttos In a
ly, Texas, in Volume H, page fil5. ,rapa< ity other than that of a bona
1h«reof to which reference is here j^d„ owner; and this affiant has no
row made, for further description of.reason to believe that any other per-
*aid land, the interest of the defend-ison> ^sociation, or corporation has
ant B. J. Miles being the interest he any interest direct or indirect In the
"CHINA WEEK" 15
SUPREME EFFORT
OF FUND WORKERS
As a practical and popular demon
st ration of the sympathy of the nation
for n lister republic, a "Cliln:i him tie
Week." to be observed :I,rou.:hout lie
T'nlted Slates, has been set tor the
eight days from Sunday, May 1, to
ffundu.v, May S, Inclusive
In tlds week It is hoped that the
churches and civic, commercial and
professional bodies will take an active
port. The success of Ibis Week will
determine largely the amount of re
lief wjilch can be sent through per
sonal sacrifice to 5,000,000 starving
people still dependent on outside *ld.
in the court iv
endance r1 -v
rn< •;{ hi ' :.t :l t h>
member in the f
I ion, and t■ id< a I
than it was at fit
T' • ■ f) i* L .■
1 ive f T t1 ry A
was formed a it i.
stock or] ora; i >i
member having one
members paid iS'UK) 'o join
were jfiven a certificate of
debtedne-s in retiiri . Thi.- cer-
tificate can ''0 soli! but * 1 ■ • :
does not. ko with it. The (iairv-
man loses his vote when he g x
out of the dairy businevs. b
member is- j aid a c< rtain ir,;,,,-
mum at the end of each month
and the prerit are prorated fn
the patronaRe dividend ba:
tthe end of the fiscal year. Th.
milk peddler* and other.-, ii.
ested in the milk supply have
become ) leaser! wi'th the way +h<
farmers have found out of n
ketitiK riiffici 'ies, and leaders
I in the organization -ay that it. is
building up a better Iradt and
!handling a superior product.
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What Optical Science is doing
to develop better vision
,7:ift tpicres of gU«Al Ant! rrt
1c i m « \^hi h turfftl f 0 rllrt iu
•/ flic defects of vi i n aff p > .i.'r
• t.ljr because of th' highly tiainr l ktil
. f optic.il «j rv .1 tiled • «'!•
tifi ;ustrutucuu> ui | ciicct prtw;s!un.
Ti'« conditions of modern lifr- con
rtantly incrrajie the numlier of people
-Hhi.sc eftiricney or health is lc*.rrtd
v some imj Jrtnent of eyesigh* -
or which the remedy i- fifanncs
|rir4-nhi«! t)d fitted After a thuri"gU
To thii examination optical spc.
ciali*t bri.1/4 and training
of the highest ider. !! • also util /c*
the !.itc%t ei|uipmrt)t and appar..ttis
whi< h hkve been i erfectrd for precise
h I'-n'i' ■ w •! k. Sm irt' h.i . Mepprd it*
and biought it? aid to personal AiU.
M.>>t peopt" <!n not Vfiftw when rre-
• . :!• t trt - title |r i"ftns: usu.ill' it
j.'.uts gradually that tor .1 K (
vhile it may nut even be uoticcablc.
ItTM.crfccf vi«i«>n, if mt rectified,
Kri'ttn w .r* with the .ear- i'l.e
y-uu-fct wav ' f preherving * ••r.r eye.
.vight at maximum I'^ciem % th*-otnrh-
o111 V.fe • s ?' r • • unin i- i<it
for an examination onie a year.
My Optical Room is equipped with
modern instruments, as you see in this
photograph above.
^ ours for better eye-sight,
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Tl I- r +* • ' • mm m - a# vw - . - mm 1 w- ' .i«v«H.i.in
I he Peoples Casn Grocery
of B astrop, say:
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Ack your neighbor
about the
De aJ Separator
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n W v;
Tl "l"<P.arr-prvS^J-ar
* rnc i « t vis 11 [)r La\.d (!ream .V? iraton i t in
y nir i\< \ • d. :< d. \ou car tnd'hern by the aifms
n sK'-t.l o.j the f^ce or barn, icaixtig "We use the
L c La.iI Or.-am Se(>afat .t!'
I! v kifa m k bv ti e f.ruvity rr ^'.?ie>«l rr v.,'h any
e.thef r, it w ! pay you t to v>rne ol i". "e
De Lxval U*cf> Akk them il lh< l>* I aval v.ct more
cream -m rr -jrT ami f aunes lei^ .tt^ntioii. Aik. Uicin
l<-> uculady lU>uI t! De t^val w irnig 'juahtiev
For forty yc ri the De • iv.nl Comj any have ]e«J in
cream sepsrstor improvement* I hert r.uit I e a reaw>n
lot* the univcrnjl aati .lai lion which the \Jc Laval ^vea
A# fOor l.«t(hkw *b--*>l «K« D« Ufki
in «n<l ic« w*
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inherited from Kato Miles, deceased,
and levied upon «8 the property of R.
1. MiJc-8 arid that on the first Tuesday
N May, 1921, the same being th«. 3rd
of said month, at the Court House
of Bastrop l3ounty, in the Town
of 'Vtrop, Texas, l>etwecn the hours
101. M. and 4 P. M., by virtue of
and said Order of Sale, I will
described Real KstHte at
e, for cash, to the highest I
naid le
4 ullic
t tm
said 'tock, bonds, or other securities
than a.- stated by hfm.
R. E. SCOTT,
Manaeinj; Editor.
,cwr,rn to and subscribed before me
thie 'f>th day of April, 1921.
F ?. KFSSELTT.S, Notary Public
Waxt'v.p, County, Texas.
My commission expire* June, 1921.
SEND What You SPEND
ONE DAY
To China
5,000,000 Chinese Famine Victims
Still Need American Help Before
Juna.
|t will save one life one month.
PICK A PAL IN CHINA FOR A
DAY
To haeten the work of r«llef, thie
newspaper will forward contribu-
tions to the local Tre.isu,.jr r to
the National Trr sur C!
Famine Fund, Biblo House. Nev/
York City.
A (Jovernment Pliinl to Nfaki-
Sweet Potato Syrup
The United States Department
of Agriculture h; s recently de-
cided to establish a plant at H:/.
gerald, Georgia, for the mnnufu-
ture of sweet fK tato syrup. The
process for the manufacture of
syrup from sweet potatoes has
been worked out in the labora-
tories of the United States Bu-
rf Chemistry and the syrup
!; In . gar and highly pala-
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ahlf.
Dentist
DR. P. L. GUFFIN
Announces that he has purchased the
offices of Dr. A. L. Nethery, located at
,2'j CONGRESS AVE., AUSTIN, TEXAS
Call 7839 for appointment. Free Ex-
amination. All work guaranteed.
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Scott, R. E. The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 21, 1921, newspaper, April 21, 1921; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth206364/m1/4/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.