The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 13, 1930 Page: 3 of 8
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THE BASTROP ADVERTISER, HASTK01', TKXAS. THURSDAY, MARCH U, 1*30.
entertains
WITH LUNC HEON
„ lay at noon, Mrs. Page
Misses Brannon, An-1
' , \Vncsworth of the lligli
" ,uv. Miss Moore of the
v tSlutlio and Miss Nclua
a; a prettily appointed four
„i, Thursday, being the
William lliggin.-, III.|
1 j,nephew, who is a Hi^h
Ll puP'1- . . . .
iar;. Anne Birmingham,
j l(| j place at the table,
pleasure to the lovely
v extended to tlnn group
vountr women
of the Methi'iii ,t Church met iu Ou.-i-
ne.s set-, ion in the auditorium Mon-
day, March 10, Mi*. K. Starcke pre-
siding.
The meeting wo- ' pened with a
prayer by Mi.-, l.t ath, after which a
i • i , scripture given by mem-
1 ci in response t • I' ll call, those
prcs>« >t M -dan; heath, B.
D. Oi gam, llaial on, 10. II Perkins,
VV. IS. lium-m 1 U. Ei hard, W. K.
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Weather Forecast
WASHINGTON, March 12, U uO
Storm wave 0f nioderaU force, ex '
petted t
Muynard, J. (I L:
rell,
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N. Hell, W. A.
lu.ra Chambers.
I levio.i. meeting
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K. Siarek'
" 1 continent in central V
transcontinental t,„m path during[C
the week entering on in, will Ik> ex-!?
pected to cause increase in precipi-
tation over the entire Great Central
valleys, especially in central part,
but to carry moderate amounts to
v-< part ' „ \ ,
for be it results. This storm (
will be lelldWc I by a drop in tcni-
peratun: that will h- e> j,rt t< t! to
be a cold wa .• a iiu • ut!; ; n. rth-
ern < t' i. !• i•)■, bu' r d; mngingly
' "v tem| <t'.r v ill be i vpc ted
Boo th Dry Goods Co.
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the popular pklch morf'
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< E.ME'I LUX XS ! <K I \ I ll ,.
in;, ana. !'
. Irlling fi
Itth >uth
rinjr lue a. ..
ts are tjxi'
(.!' lntitud. !
rom
V 1
iiii\
i \\^ books to
III PUBLIC LlBRAR-i
their
; ,,, p Public Library >s
j„ t| t.f books. Mrs. A. M.
ncently donated six books
1„ brary. and we art sure thai
in !•;,%. f**w or at least one book
J. .. that some one would ap-
reading. Send them to the
L l.;' arv and help this good in-
rr
I Mr David Karling, the Librarian,
formed us that here after the
|,rarv would be open on Tuesdays,
harsda:- . and Fridays from to 5
m.
■Moiu.ay in
.1 to put the .
i a and
>ut w« at
keep him
one will
IAVI.OK CHORAL CLUB TO
VISIT SMITHVILLE SUNDAY
Tht (Tioral Club of Baylor Univer-
|ty directed by Mrs. Allie Coleman
fierce will render a sacred concett
the First Baptist Church* on Sun-
jay, March 10th nt the evening ser-
This club has made several tours
rcently over Texas and other South
rn States and it is indeed fortunate
this date.
The Club is composed of eighteen
the best trained musicians in Bay-
L>r University and is directed by
Ir Pierce who is well known in
I .i-ical circles.
The entire evening service will bo
|;vi ii ever to their concert and all
11, c'me may rest assured of i
ndid program of vital interest and
j' ration.
Mi iOigcnia Spillman formerly
!'i tr<>p will be with this club a«
hi r. and we are sure that she
'.idly welcome her f rnvr R'e-
fr • nd- trv the concert.
The <Y ,ii cry * •• .ation b
, gulur i' tinjr the fir-
larch. an l it \v; d cid1
ex;, ii t \ ork again ; - tl -pringi
e is v. i n. grow •'!> fast. |
tf'iinf to need your help to
t work. We trust every-1
• th. ii ed of the Sexton
I
.aid In ine ieir due.- to next meeting,
t'.,i w ii< ' ket p him employed
very long with the meger sunt we
have on hand.
We ale having the lot.- of all mem-
bers attended to as fast as one man
can do it; so if you i.ould not find
your lot clean right now, he will get
to it as soon as possible. We hate
to leave any lots not attended to but
will be impossible for us to clean the
lots of those who are not members
tin. time. W* have been kind in the
past though.
('E M ETE HV ASSOCIATION
100 to ei
d wave c>
longitude
of ablish
nering on
■'iv< rage ■
! Oil, t I L'
condilu
i"*\> n. j
Kocky
that
temj i rature for any ^
that no line mn
CALX \ItY CHURCH
Kev. Clarence II. Lake, Rector
m i i noids'i \s m. s iroi i)
ItCSIM'SS SESSION
Wi
Services Sunday, March lti, U'.IO
a follows:
Sunday School at 9-:46 a. m.
Morning Prayer and Senium, 11
a. m.
Evening Prayer and Sermon, 7 p. m
All are cordially invited to attend.
Tie Re\ Beverly M. Boyd, Rector of
St. David' Church, Austin, will of-
ficiate and pn aeh at the morning
service.
Our chin.di people are urged to at-
tend this ervicc. The Rector will
preaeli at the evening service.
Lenten Service*
XXc(lnes,la>. March 10. 10.'tO:
Communion at 10 a. m.
.lurch L'd 1 M.'iO:
•aver and Seme 7:T?0
II
Ibursdav
Evening
p. m.
Friday. Mn
I.intanv,
\V< t ,i
mountains «■
make aviiat*
given period
be drawn a. the averag> for any cer- g
tain date. Near latitude ..'t, killing v
lio.sls occur .a ry rarely in Califor-|^
nia, but hi tween California and
longitude >00 they ocur during th* hi
average season in some -pots during'jf
' days of January and in some g
s| 's as late as the first week in
M. . according to government sta- 4
tistics.
Storm wave expected to cross con-
tinent. during week centering on
22, the second day of official Spring,
will be of moderately severe force,
follow central storm path and cause £
moderate precipitation to be general *
during storm period. A short but
extreme warm wave will be expected
during and preceding passage of
storm center and a moderate cool j
wave following storm center. The
average trend of temperatures is
expected to be upward from 1H to
end of month, but northern cold
waves will occur during this period.
During present era of low prices
for farm pr< !uct . there is an espec-
ially active movement to increase
tin farmers income by using all
po-sible vegetation to manufacture
bi-products, ueh as paper and gas
from corn stalks and straw. It is a
question how fai this movement can
be carried profitably by th • fanr.< r.
It must be remembered ma' all th
best farm land : arc the r< suit of
ayei! vegetation, and that while
art if ' •fee' liv.- r iner a •« p-- -
ki ndor ' rinal conditinns, it
f'l.iy not do ;o when the ground i
r1'i lied of all ib natural fertilir.e,
We Announce The Arrival Of Ti>e |
New Things In Ladies S[)ring Shoes |
And New Silk Dresses
mamamtrntrn - \x
Ill iihmii*iiii manr.Mil
Blonde Sli'up And Plain Pump J;
*3.95 to $5.95 |
Patent Leather Sirups [nd Pumps I
$2.50 to $3.95 I
V
i -W—WH— ' H .. MMMi
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Ladies Si!k4!)resses $
$9.95 and $16.75 I
Beautifully Tailored And Good Mali ri
als Of Crepe, Georgette And
Printed Crepe
We invite you to come in and inspect our stocks
Phone 89
Bastrop, Texas
liaxter were ail i Dale last Mon- ■
day attending the ineral services of.
Mi .loim Pitman, nc< a citizen ot'j
1 i;r lied ii' -1. co'.mtrj. Rev. Thread-!
had chargi of the■
CLASSMED AOS
RUPTURE
EXPHUT HERE
l ul of Au '
s> i \ ics.
Mr. liarvi
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on r.und'n
v\ XNTED: Reliable party to do j_ Meinhardi, of Chicago, the
...lie special advertising work dur- well-known Rupture Shield Expert,
spare time. Pleasant work. Cioodt will personally be at the Austin Motel
Mr. b
last. |
Mr, Oran Smith wa in San Anton-
io on Friday and Saturday of la 11
week. Again we forgot t" ask him
Referetice required. Address
I !, San Marco--, Texas.
We are buying eggs for shortage,
and will pay you the highest cash
market prices. See u h* lore you s- 1!.
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in a.-king
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A^TROP HROKKRAGK
DC* I. < OMl'ANY.
X- PRO
Austin, Texas, on Sunday, March 1*5,
from a. m to I >>. in., and on Mon-
day. March 17th, from 'J a. m to 2 00
p. in. only.
Mr. Meinhardi is highly recom-
n.'-nded by tl «usand. of satisfied c.s-
' mn . T ke adv ..ut^gc of this op-
portunity to lum as he will not
\ i. ; ,ii iici ,ty in this e :tion at
OR S.XI I OR RENT—24 acre ">
n the north of town < n the West c"n 11 !1
f Main Street. A BAIJHOFF, A'l'1 ,IH '
khart, 1 exu. .
•t4 ' *<f*
**<Ti SslT.
v$l | [ iL^\
& Jl' !-i
time of drorMi . nd rn fcP ••! v'
:
a different da- • fr. tr. Oio- • «-f t • e
I ; I .1 ! efs j ). | mate.I ''a I lire I . V, : ,
!o not have to r 'tisider where th< r
nex' raw Mate ',al i.- ce in fr.-i-..
! !H !
con
i gi nial gro-
■ has recently
stock of Mr.
h I the build j
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U. S. ROYALS AT
LOW PRICES
While this mammoth traHr-
in salt lasts, we xvill fjive an
Oft i rn n . u ir unusually liberal allowance
.10x4.50 Royal $ 8.45
H
on your present tires and
28x4.76 Royal 10.70 ' 1
we II sell you any size or
29x5.00 Royal 11.55
WE HAVE YOUR
SIZE-TOO
we'll sell you any size or
type U. S. Tire you xiant,
at a positively sensational
reduction!
"BETTER TIRES FOR LESS"
ELZNER CORNER
Tires and Tubes Vulcanized
RED ROCK NEWS
There was a slight i xagj ■ ration
in eur report of those i ggs last week.
The only error in the report wa as
to the number of the eggs. Wc got
the report from different sources
and then got our figures mixed a
little bit. The leal numb« i was
somewhat less than we gave. What
wa said about Mrs. Louie Wonder-
berg, however, was all true.
Mr. Oran Mobley made his grade
in Pharmacy all right and is now a
licensed Pharmacist. Our folk, here
all like Oran and are glad for him.
Mr. Oran Smith and good wife,
visit*-<1 Austin on Sunday, last, but we
forgot entirely to ask them what
bunin«. s they had up there.
Mr. Howard (iould is moving to a
fine ranch in Blanco county, lie,
Fred Voigt, and Oran Smith paid a
recent visit to that country report-
ing it a fine part of the state nearly
as good, they think ns our Red Rock
country ,nn<| that is saying a whole
lot.
Mrs. Tina Mobley and children
visited last Sunday in the Fair Oaks
neighborhood, having a son living
there.
A. Mr. I^eth Taylor of Caldwell
county was in Red Rock last Satur-
day afternoon, We 0Hd n<rt learn
his business.
Quite a number of our people, in-
"luding Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Cope-
land, Olen Voigt and wi''* Mrs. A.
Smith, Mrs. W. H. Petty, Mrs. Maude
Smith and Mm. Doctor Wright, also
Mr. WaTurner and brother,
lead t ; m-
Mr. Baxter
vy man • n
! ■ light the grocery
i ran Smi M iin Hiding
i fig here in Red Rock. Mi. Oran wa -j
doing right well in tin grocery tusi-
ne: s but hail enough other matters
on hand to employ all his time and
hence the sale. Every body like Oran
and his good wife and we all regret
their move. However, since they had
j decided to retire from business we
are glad they sold to Mr. Baxter for
every one likes him, too. His good
wife makes a splendid clerk, as also
Mrs. Smith.
Bl'SlNKSS HOUSES TO CLOSE
HALF-DAY NEXT FRIDAY
I >!< S VI H- (Ji.alla and Delphi
planting seed at SCO. per ton. See l
bought last year.
R 1>. RICHARDS.
Hill's Prairie, Texas 2-tpd
0
l'h. re i:
and i't; i
for me
Mr. Meinha. Ji
The 'Meiiihi'ii
not only retains th
no cuarg
onutration.
oni i.
lor
This
Ruptu .•
Rupture
ly, but it also maraci.i tl
Shield"
perfect
opening
gimili ss of the size or location if thw
rupture.
The 'Meinhardi Rupture Shield'
ha- no under: traps, It is perfectly
sanitary .practically indestructible,
!• OR SALh Baled May, < ane,| un(| mny [),. worn while bathing.
Johnson Orass or Darso, and A 11 Rupture often causea Stomach
Kash Cotton Seed. See Dr. II B. Trouble, backache, Constipation, Ner-
COMBS. vousnoss and other ailments which
o promptly disappear after the Rupture
Are you tired working for the is properly retained. Thousands of
other fellow? If so, 1 can advise you1 deaths occurring annually from stran-
regarding a profitable and perrna- gulated rupture can be avoided.
nent business of your own selling SPECIAL NOTICE—All customer*
Rawleigh's Products to farmers in that I have fitted here during the
East Travis anil East Bastrop coun- last ten years are invited to call for
ty. Call and see me personally at inspection for which there will be no
once.—GEO. F. VOIGT, Red Rock charge. (Come in and talk with theso
Rumors have it that the entire busi-
ness district of Bastrop will close on
next Friday, March 21st, to partici-
pate in the County Interscholastic
meet to be held at the Fair Grounds in
our city on that date. It is under-
stood that practically all business
houses will close between 12 o'clock
noon and 5 p. m., for the purpose of
welcoming the visitors to our city and
mixing and mingling with old and
new friends.
The movement is sponsored by the
local Lion's Club.
Texas.
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
Just received four carloads of
horses, mules and marcs. Anyone
needing any stock, it will pay you to
come over and look at them. \Xre tie-
liver the stock to your place. Call on
us. —SCHWARTZ BROS. Schuleiv
burg, Texas.
JOE RIVERS, THE PAINT MAN
customers regarding their experience
with my Appliance.)
Please note the above dates and of-
fice hours carefully. (This visit is for
white people only.)—E. J. Meinhardi,
Home Offce, 1561 N. Crawford Ave.,
Chicago.
They used to say that home is
where the heart is, but now the heart
seems to be out in the garage.
You can now send your laun-
thf
BABY CHICKS- Good ones in-
cluding Brown Leghorns, American
and White Leghorns, Reds and Bar-
red Rocks. Priced from 12c to l.r>c-
BASTROP CHICK HATCHERY.
• • •
Wc are buying egg for shortage,
and will pay you the highest cash
market prices. See us before you sell.
BASTROP BROKERAGE & PRO-
DUCE COMPANY.
Beware of the man who. e story
sounds too rood.
most up-to-date
l.aundrv in Central Texas
He can save you from f>() to 75 per
tent on your paint. Head our guaran- ('r*
tee: On Farm and Home Paint.
After you have applied all the . _ .
paint to your buildings according to O IDC AllStlll L3Undry
our directions and if it does not give O j t\
you the service you have a right to Jv 2111(1 Dry V>l€21DlIl^ vO
expect of any paint, regnrdless of \
... , ... .i* XNe rail at Bastrop every
price, we will replace it free of
charge, pay ail shipping charges and $ Monday and Thursday
pay for putting it on your buildings.
Or. if you prefer, we wiTT refund your
money in full.
JOE RI\ RRS
Agent for Farm and Rome Paint
Bgin. Teaaa .1
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Your cloths are washed in rain
soft water and ivory ^oap ex-
clusively.
Cite us a trial
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Schaefer, H. A. The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 13, 1930, newspaper, March 13, 1930; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth206680/m1/3/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.