The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 12, 1928 Page: 2 of 8
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THE BASTROI' ADVKRTISKK, BASTROP, TEXAS. TIM APRIL 12. li 28
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ELZNER CORNER
BIG
SPECIALS
"IUYINO FOR I.ESS
SELLING FOR I.ESS"
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LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
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PEAS
Tomatoes
NO. SMALL
1 \V KINKLKO
Limit 12 C uns To \ Customer
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KIN!) READERS We are striv-
inu tn mak« this paper your paper,
-<> v** earnestly -<>liiit your help in
making tin- Advertiser line of the
newiest papers of it- size in Texas,
can help us by ending in all the
| new.- thut you know. Also if
▲ > <■ u an , i.ntemplatinjr taking a trip
v , have visitors m your home, or
your friend* have visitors please
♦ i phone >7 We are ulway glad to re-
! ceive them.
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♦ .Mrs. N. (i. Fowler has returned
j home after a few days visit in th*?
home of her daughter, Mrs. B. P.
Templeton, at Commerce, Texas.
CORN
Best No. 1. Limit 9 Cans
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Miley Met arty who lias been visit*
in if in the home of Mrs. W, J. Milev
12 c ♦ left this week ^\>r Columbus.
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No. 2, li c Fancy Country Gentlemen
OLIVES
Libbys Queen, Rig 6oz. Bottles
Snap Beans
Fresh Green, \ alley. Lb.
Strawberries lowest market price
Extra Good. Pint Boxes,
SQUASH 2 Lbs.
Fancy White Pancake
Palm Olive Soap
Limit P> Bars
Post Toasties
Large Packages, Limit .'! Pkg.
BANANAS
Fancy Yellow Fruit, Doz.
PEACHES
CANS,
All Gold, Special Size
COFFEE
LBS.
Maxwell House
PINEAPPLE
SLICED
Del Monte Special, Tall Cans,
Limft, G Cans
Ten Other Specials, Including
Sugar, Spuds and Soap.
Plenty of all kindU of fresh vegetables and fruit arriving too '
late to classify here. Everything guaranteed and nothing misrepre-
sented^
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Mrs. A. R. Miller and son of Hous-
ton are visiting in the home of her
mother, Mrs. C. Chalmers.
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Randolph Miller of Houston is
visiting in the home of his father, i
Mr. Ci. R. Miller, this week.
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Don't forget Saturday, April 21st
ia Decoration Day.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. A. Turner, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Buckner and James
Black ol" Red Rock visited in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. king /this
week.
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Mrs. Martha Lllis of Brownsville
and daughter, Mors. Roland Flick of
Ft.. Worth visited in the home of
Mrs. Ellis' brother, Mr. and Mxs.
Frank Lee, last week-end.
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Mr and Mrs. J. T. Hasler visited
in Austin this week.
$1.48 ♦
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Elzner Corner
fHE BUSY STORE—146"
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Judge Tom L. McOullough and
Mrs. McCullough of Dallas are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ran-
some.
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Miss Lucilc Ash, who has been,
visiting her grand_parent*. Mr. and I
Mrs. J. H. Ash of Madisonville for!
the past two weeks, is at home again.
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Mr. and.Mrs. J. L. Cole ami little
j son left this morning (Thursday)
I for Philadelphia, Miss., for a brief
| visit with relatives and friends.
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Oren Eskew was a Houston visitor
this week.
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Judge A. T. Morris has returned
home after visiting in Taylor.
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il. O. Griesenbeck was a business
visitor to Houston this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. VV. Ziegenhals
were Austin visitors this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Fowler and
children of Oakhurst visited in the
home of Vheir parents, Dr. and Mrs.
N. G. Fowler, last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bel to of Lytic
Texas, were Bastrop visitors this
week, visiting relatives and friends.
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Mrs. B. II. Towler and son who
visited in the home of her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. N. G. Fowler last week
has returned to her home in Houston.
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LIVING ROOMS TO BE JUDGED
LAST WEEK IN APRIL
Catering to Delicate
Appetites
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DELICATE ppetit's must be a ' ' tpora'ej mil!;. New milk
tempt id I ■ L-..U th. 1 .n l-c .. -I in i' .-•« *
,ai,c • i v -i • di- nr . .i l.'it ' r m m':'y wuM
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Should I.C atoned and moi .. • f othcrwi#e obtained unit • pare
bKhts soups and light sai.u.s .lioi.U ^ |(t(d> aw, t,)3t js tteyoIU] the
fcc used nuu-.d. (V, lf,(. ur>e_
Milk toups made almost entirely at , „v wh,.,.„ri(r ,m., heaten whites
,,,£•«! and without the thickening us-|f f ^ scmic (.hosrn imjt such as
recommended in rcupc buoKj, csautcrushed Hawaiian pinc-
ap* 'e, or strawlv rries, you will acli-
iev a dessert that will appeal t< al-
mo-1 any apatite. however delicate;
souffles made by )>akini< these whips in
;i «•.! 'W <wen are .tlv> tempting These
fruits should l>e k j t < n the supply
shelf in t r convenient canned form.
c wniv,. Nutritions desserts which avoid the
To make pea soup bring to a boil | indigestible pa-try can made by
a can of peas; mash, add two nip- baking the filling atone baked pump-
fnls of vegrtable strainings—from po- kin custard, tor irutancc. Make this
tato onion or carrot—and a can of )y |>ratinK two cgps in one cup of
evaporated milk. canned pumpkin, adding sugar and a
Chicken soup is made by cooking little cinnamon, stirring in a pint of
rice in chicken stock, seasoning, and milk, and baking till the center boils
tally — —, , •
especially smtzible f' r sir .i a '..it.
Potato soup is made by boiling to-
gether slices of onion and potato,
mashing but not draining, and adding
t«asoning with salt and celery salt,
and adding a can of evaporated milk.
After nulk is added soup should not
be boiled.
The living room judging for the
county winners will be done the last
week in April. This is necessary as
the county winners must be in the
extension office the first of May.
The major improvements which
consist of making a braided rug
painting or papering walls, re-finish-
ing the furniture, staining floors,
putting in windows or doors, screen-
ing, adding new draperies, new
piatures, or buying new furniture.
Minor improvements include ftv-
arranging furniture to meet the
family needs,, re-moving photo-
graphs,. kewpies and calenders;
adding magazine racks, book shelves,
framing loose pictures, or adding
small pieces of furniture and port
plants and accessories.
The County contestants are as
follows:
( lass 1, Cost not to exceed $2!i.
Mrs. L. I). Hillman, Mrs. James,
Me Dade; Mrs. Alvy Bailey and Mrs.
Ethel Martin, Young Prairie; Mr.i.
C. Y. Powell, Mrs. E. E. Roberts and
Mrs. Marion Ingram, High Grove;
Mrs. O. F. Woniel, Mrs. R M. Handle,
Cedar Creek; Mrs A. \V. Carlisle, Ro-
sanky; Mrs S. M Williams, Upton;
Mr.-. Callie WntteiNon, Watterson.
Class 2, cost to exceed
Mrs. Clyde Williams, Upton and
Mis. W. T. Stugner,McDade.
WATTERSON «8
The people are a little bit afraid
\\i will be visited by jack frost be-
fore the Easter spell is over. We aiv
very glad to report a nice rain here
Monday, which will be a great ln-ne-
111 to their crops.
We lire glad to report a large
i rowd attended the Sunday school
picnic here Sunday. We were glad
to welcome our friends from Red
Rock, and we wish to invite them
to our community again.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hendrix of
Bastrop spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Hendrix.
Miss Eva Eastland spent Sunday
with Miss Rosa Watterson.
Miss Edith Mobley of Red Rock
spent the week-end with Miss I.en-
nah Nite.
Our school is still makinc improve-
ments. We have purchased a new
book case, a new set of library books
that is a great help to the school.
Special Offering For 10 Days Only
25 Per Cent
Discount
On All Cut Glass, China Ware, Art
Ware, Ivory Goods, Silk Umbrellas,
Pearl Necklaces, Cameo Brooches,
Ladies' Leather Bags • . .
. . . This offering is for 10 days be-
ginning Tuesday, April 20 fh to April
30th, inclusive.
See Our
WINDOWS
Jas. P. Wood
Jeweler and Optometrist
Specials at Holt's
(iinglmm and Percale, fast colors, only, the yard
Fast color Dress Prints; extra wide, per yard
Rayon in solid and fancy colors, the yard
Lace, a l>ig table full, per yard
Remnants, while they last, MALI'
Blue shirts for men, extra special, the shirt
Men's cross bar union suits, extra special
EXTRA SPECIAL—Extra heavy grade Overalls and .lumpers ...
( hildren s school dresses, age (5 to 1 I years
Men's extra heavy cottonade work pants
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Associated Stores
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Bastrop - Giddings
" I Growing on Value
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Teachers and pupils have recently
made a sand table and painted it.
The giant's stride has also been mad"
besides the other kind of swings that
we have told of before.
Miss Alma Lee spent last week
with Miss Kdith Mobley of Iter!
Hock.
Miss Alma Rucker spent Monday
afternoon with Miss Winnie Nite
Miss l.erah Whitworth spent a
few days last week with Miss Willi"
Hell Anderson of Hastrop.
Mr. Cornelius Hendrix of Cedar
Creek spent Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Hendrix.
Miss Wilene Carter spent Sun-
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Carter of Austin.
Miss Lilly Kerguaon of Led Ret-
ter spent the week-end with her
mother, Mrs. Edna Ferguson.
Mr. tJdell Hendrix spent the week
end visiting in I.a Orange.
of Hastrop
mother, Mrs.'
a few
Kate
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Mr. Ottis Ferguson
pent Sunday with his
I'.dna Ferguson.
Miss Ola Smith spent
of last Week with Mrs.
tner of Hastrop.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith spent
S-nday with the latter's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly of Kosanky.
Mesdamcs Hiram Osborn and Louis
Smith motored to Bastrop Saturday
Saturday.
Mr. Leonard Ferguson and sister. |
Lilly, were Hastrop visitors Friday,'
Mrs. T. J. Breeding of Red Roek
spent Sunday afternoon with her
mother, Mrs. C. C. Watten.on.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Watterson
were Red Rock visitors Friday. j
The Community Club met Friday
afternoon with an interesting meet-'
injf. although several members were
absent. "Tulip."
New Strength1
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Schaefer, H. A. The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 12, 1928, newspaper, April 12, 1928; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth206584/m1/2/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.