Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 11, 1937 Page: 8 of 8
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BASTROP ADVERTISER, RASTROP, TEX \S.
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Warm Weal her
F HOCKS!
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<unsliin\ eari\
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.Iks idf.il for on v> trill
have -\ «• r '
ip t omforta I.I.
so i li.It v ou m«i>
••pfiiK d i . -
$1.98
THE WOMAN'S CORNER
New Spring Straws
\n jaunts as a spnntf rohii,! Made of shm> ntraw and spring
♦ fat Hies in shade*8 of blur, r •<]. jjrcy, and in Mark and white
in the latest roll brims, pan « «tke> and vagabonds
I $1.98 <,«* $2.95
! BOOTH DRV GOODS COMPANY
11, K< ai.lil \ l\ it, hen
i flm1 room in the modern home*
Itl'. i '!ivi«h niniI- coloi and definit"
s'yle i 'h.' kitchen Normandy is
•i- lh' in> .■* ppular designs that
leing It'iitui'.'il iii many househ< i
worsliops. ('ombining a cooln
scheme "I turquoise, cream, wood
brown ami geranium red, along wrh
,i level i Mol.'Uin, tilt* room can eu ■
il\ hi mail' must attractive.
Suggested Menu
Dinner Serving I hree <>r Four
Browned Fish Tartar
Mash.sl Sweet Potatoes
Southern (ireen lit*alls
Fruit Bread Butler
P.'hi Chocolate Sauce
('offee
Itcnu
aiio-
(town bj th. minute
I.veiling I r«-~f <>l Silk and l.int'n
there seem- t<• lie no end to t.lie ,
n< w models in charming evening j
• v\ u- \ giacclul and youthful one
recent!) is nude of | ale bl'i" |
-ilk linen, encrusted with a flower
id' sign thai -.imulnt. s a print in dark
••I blue and yellow
Its Inline, liuilt up in a curved line
under the breasts, terminate.- in a
a..h that crosses over in hack an I
i 'line- around to tie n :i soft li.iw in
fi • :it.
! i.' points "t" the front opening
cmiie high on the nwk. The bacn
is slightly draped into a decolette,
the point of which i- hidden l.y the
crossed -a.-h.
>outhern (irwn
1 cup diced bacon
tiilili poons minced onion.-,
tabelsp < ..s minced ce|er>
cups cooked kiwi buun-
I teaspoon pepp> r
i Tie !'• (tulai Price Store
Phone sl(
Maitrop Texas
kOCALL
■-*r.
Harry l'amill, Jr., of Austin spent
the week end with B..M ■ Turner.
Fruit
((Jood for
2 cups flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
I-' teaspoon salt
I -2 cup pure cane sugar
I 2 teaspoon cinnamon
* tablespoons fat
I egg
I cup milk
! Miss Margaret Conner of Austin Mix dry ^MrediPnU. Cut
waa a week-end guest of .Miss Agnos ; :ind add rRst ,,f "igmlients.
\';iC(>k I soft dough into shallow pan,
I greased. Cover with topping.
Mrs (J. C. King. Mrs. Lewis John- .Mis, Fannie Peterson of Halletts-1
son nnd baby and Miss Margare.i .ille spent several days last week in Topping
Campion of HaUettsvillc were gjcsuj , tJie home of her sister, Mrs. I* K eU1' ra'H'ns
I A. Parne of Kelly Field, San An-
tonio and Milo Hills of Dallas visit.>1
in the home of Mis. Ada Turner last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. (i. orge Stavanoha and <
daughter, Barbara Lee spent the
week end in l.ockhart, guests of Mr.
Alligator Popular Again
Crocodile and alligator ban- art"1
very popular. Women bound for van
tons are sold on the idea of a largo
crocodile bag, capai'iou- enough ;■>
I hold various belongings, including je 1
Cook bacon in frying pan, add re-t |wt<|,...
>f ingredients. Covei and simmer 15 '
Mi.ny i l these bags have a Iocs
«.nd a tiny key. They come in 1 ■••'ou«
colors, iuclinling blue, red and gre 'ii. I
However the natunil polished,
browns is the favorte. Shall bags of
I reptile leather, with shell accents, are'
I popular for town.
-"ckie-S STR AN D
BASTROP, TEXAS
ADMISSION 10c and 25c
I'lll ''.S..FRL. FEB. 11-12
Men of Iron! Men of Courage!
TEXAS
i he> (,inc I p Lo\e .
Km | ire Mi tilt i lit
S M l RDA> ONLY. FEB I t
HE WINS
AN HEIRESS
IN HIS
SEARCH
FOR
SMUGGLERS'
minutes.
Bread
anv Meal I
Miss Sebc t.i ay and B< Turner,
attended the funeral of Homer Rein itjand Mrs. A. C. Harper.
High drove last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jaclwn of Tay
ior were Bastrop visitors Monday.
in fat
Pour
well
in the home of Rev. and
R. Thomas, last Saturda>
Mrs. The-) Krhard.
f PANGBURN'S!
Mis.s 1'isalie Perry s|>ent several
days last week with relatives in Aus-
i tin, before going to Dallas, where she
lis attending style shows this week.
BETTER
CANDIES
. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Smith of KIru. j mixture Bake 25 minutes
f I were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.
' land Mrs. K. K. Standifer.
Miss Ila Jackson spent Monday in
Smithville, gue.st of her mother, Mrs.
1-2 cup nuts
1-2 cup chopi>ed candied orange
|>et'l
l-JI c dark brown pure cane sugar
1-4 teaspoon cinnamon
Mix ingredients and spread on top
in
moderate oven. Cut in bars and serve
hot with butter.
for piles of rock or to hid.
ly comers of the yard.
The Sweetest
VALENTINE
of All
S. L Brannon Drug Co.
Prescription Druggist*
PHONH 22
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RADIO REPAIRS
All Makes
Only R. C. A. TUBES
\nH (ienuine Replacement Parts
I' «h1 In All Repairs
DAY CI'AKANTEE
CLYDE PRICE
Brannon I>run Co. Phone 2!
( hocolate Sauce
1-2 cup purr cane sugar
t tablespooM a cocoa
2 tablespoons flour
1 cup water
1 teaspoon vanilla
1. K tf U£p<ion .- :vlt
1 tablespoon hruttw
Blend sugar with onow and flour,
a<l<l water. Cook slowly and stir con- usually starts with
stantly until thick and creamy. Heat
well, add rest of the ingredients and
serve warm • cold.
Try Na-turtium I his > ear
Few celor, length of blooming per-
iod, ease of culture and general ulse
'.ulness in the home garden the nas
tjr.iun has few equals. Within t
few vreks after planting Uie bril-
liant b'lMims begin to appear, contin-
uing to bloom the entire season. The
set-d is usually sown where they are
to bloom, to a depth of about oiir
inch.
In many of the older residences we
find fences that are the worse from
age Nature has provided a delight-
ful screen for just such a spit in Uv
climbing nasturtiums. These are
known a> the giant strains. Properly
-upported, this plant will quickly
grow to a height of eight feet oi
more. They arc also useful as a cover
Musical Coined* SERIAL
( OMIMt! -Feb 21-22. "Craig's
Wife;" Feb. 2.1-28, "Charge of
Light Brigade;" Feb. 28-March t.
"Born To Dance;" "Polo Joe."
"Banjo On My Knee;" "Stowaway '
"Plainsman"Cold Diggers of
1!W."
>t N. MtlS . FEB. I 1-15
S T A R J. E T S
wmok
IT ES. WED.. FEB. Hi-17
LAFFS THAT LEAVE
YOU IN A LATHER!
TIU RS.-FRL, FEB. IS Ifl
With
Ibnny.Burns & Allen
.s.Vfl RDA> ONLY, FEB. 20
1hi IA1T t°Hfe
HOHKANf
f#,K
With Randolph Scott
NUTRITION VITAL TO (JOOD
HEALTH
Austin, Feb. 2 - Importance oi
maintaining uniform good health for
NO NATIONAL BANK FAILURES
THIS YEAR
For the first time in 5.ri years ther>«
were no national bank failures durlmr
unslight- 'a|| part>s „f the bod>. is strPSK,.d ia :a <2 month period, comptroller of th «
, , currency, J. F. T O'Conner reporteoi
a message m-hi out l>y Dr. Gorge W
Time For Spring (iarden.s f,
A.- the weather warms up a little'
uu will «ic the ambitious homeowner
busy with spade and hoe preparing a
Cox. State Health Officer. "More and
Monday
'Hie last national bank to close win
more," he said,
realize that the
pecial parts
"we are coming to din Comercial National of Brudfonl
normal functioning 1 wh,ch fa,lwl September, I9.T
•f the !m«1v are de
small vegetable garden. The beglrtn.'r 1 pendent to a large extent upon the
l ::,lishes,
condition of
iSeasoning for Soup
Celery leaves, sprigs of parsley
land slices of onion may used ei-
jfectively and economically to s<ias«>!>
■Kiups. Add the seasoning to tne
soup while it is cooking and strain
(it l>efore it is served.
w.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v
Honey on (Jrapefruit
(Irapefruit secti.ins covered with
jhoney and then chill««d are delicious
appetizers. Maple syrup may l - uwvl
'in place of the honey.
EFFECTIVE MARCH 1
PRICKS ON ALL
Steinway Pianos
will be advanced
$50.00
OTHER MAKES OF PIANOS ACCORDINGLY.
WE ADVISE YOU TO BUY NOW AND SAVE.
I.R.REEn
wl MUSIC CO. mJ
605 CONGRESS ANNEX, 108 E. 8th.
Eatablifthed 1901
PHONE 3531 AUSTIN, TEXAS
The Hat nl the Season
Black hats trimmed in several eol-
ors are opening the season on a gay
note. Blue hyacinths and red rose*
arch in a rainlmw over the top of a
tiny turban of black paillaaon straw.
Royal blue groagrain trims the back.
Harlequin shades are .seen in trt•
anil' s of grosgain ribbon dovetaileo
to band a turban of fancy black
?;r.uc. Bright fnathers mix with th*
be:H of trimmings. A ri><i ostrich tip
ts irnred with a blue one. Both stand
011 guard near the back of a narrow-
brimmed hat of blue and white
straw.
Colored feather |H>mpons line up
vertically on a black picot straw hat
which has one of the few high crowns
seen. In fact, crowns seem to be suf-
fering a decided deflation, gom^
carrot s general
and beets. They all grow readily ' whole."
with little care. The following vege j -^|| .)iirt,„ „f
'able ,-isils can be m.w n during IhisJ^hed from the
month: Iwuns, kale, lettuce, mustard, .aj,j "a„d
ets
•"1
squash, tomatoes and turnips.
'heap
them.
( urrent banking conditions art* so
satisfactory that O'Conner deemed it
uiiiiecessary to recommend any add.
the body a- actional general legislation for the pr -
tert.
tlie biwly are noui | *
blood stream," ie OEATH PARTS OLDKST Sin OF
so if all the essential elf TWINS
onions, onion et,, parsley, parsnip. m,.nls of the |MHjv ar,. by
p -as. |M pi>«>r.s, spinach (summer), adoquate fo.xl supply daily ejich pail1 iK-ath took the reins Sumlas ati4
will receive what it needs to func- parted what is believed to be tfi<
It is ptobablv just as cheap to buy t.i« n normally. Experimental work in oldest set of twins in (he United
vegetables as grow them. Ho'v- nutrition in all jiart.s of the world has States.
ever fre-h 1 > cut vegetables from Hhwl new light on the relationship J, M
t .. . Schafer, 04, veteran new-
<uie s own ganien are ofton more |>al between a properly balanced food in papernian die<l tn Plainview, leaving
atable and surely a gr>n t deal more, talr«* mid the eyes. his twi.i sister i *hind. She is Mr>
thrilling. j "Ks.^^tini t^ adequate nutrition !.♦ U>''ha ^ WTiitlock of Isis Angeles.
|the inclusion in the diet of food,' wh«'M he was a small boy Schaf'--
Bulbs to Plant This WeeJi containing vitamin A. When genet 1.1 hegnn his newspaper enreer. When
Remember to get your amarylis bislily health is impaired by a lack 'u* rea4'h.sl the aue of I I he aided In
and cannaa planted this month if "f vitamin A. it often happens that,Put,'nK' ou< thl" f'i"*t edition of tho
you wish b|i>oms this year. Oiadiolus the tear gland.- of the eye cease to
Denver Post. Later he moved to Ste
Ada Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Cain and dau-
ghter, Miss Corrine of Austin, were
Bastrop visitors Saturday.
Fred Carter of Austin spent the
week-end here with friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. R. P. Perkins left Wednesday
morning for several days visit In
Houston with Mr. and Mrs. W, B.
Tow nsend.
bulbs should also (>e planted now
Save some of them for later planting
for a succession of blooms. Other
bulbs for planting ths month are il
lunis, tigi idiiis, tube roses and tuls-i
oils Iteifonias
WORK WANTED
Repair work on lawn mowers,
typewriters, and practically anything
at home, ('all for and delivered. <~Vi
X5 W I McDANlEL. 47 1
phenville, Texas where he published
the city's f'r.st pajK'r, Tlie Stephen
ville Empire.
lie founded the ( isco Telegram an>1
function. Such r nults have re|M>ate I
ly been shown in nntmal experimen
atation, and also among humans iti
times of f• wh1 shortage During tin
ipublished 'he paper there for several
Rev.
CALVARY CHURCH
Clarence* H. Lake, Rector.
■AWiW
Services Sunday, Feb. II, I'.i.'iT i
follows:
Sunday School -H:4.i a, m
Evening Prayer and Sermon 7 p.
m.
All are cordially invited to attend
The Rector will preach.
Lenleti SefTicen a* follows:
Monday, Fob. la, l!).'t7 Evening
Prayer and Sermon at 7:.'t0 p. m.
Thursday, Feb 18 Holy Cornmun-
ion, 10 a. m.
Friday, Feb. P.Uh Litany, 5 p. m.
The Study class will meet at 4 p.
m. in he Church.
All are cordially invited to attend
th<vs«' services.
FOh SALE -Om two-room house
to lie mo-..Hi, at LOUIS BARON
place 47 1-25
World War extreme cases of this eyi
disease known a- xerophthalnr i! ^' 'V *'
ere found in Denmark among nu.I
nouiished childivn who were living
>n skimme<l milk and i very restric
ed di..t. To cure this disease the go\
ernment ordere<l that butter Ik' add
■■it to th>' diet and a certain percent-
age of butter fat be retained in the
milk.
"Since vitamin A is such an in
I portant fact «r in irrowth. develop (
jment, and health, it is essential tha'
'every one, especially children, e;-t
foods containing it. Vitamin A '
found principally in green and yel j
low vegetables, in fresh eggs and
cream, and in various animal fats. It
may be manufacture! from earatoiv j
the yellow coloring matter of the-c'
f >ods.
i
"Although a deficiency in
moved to Plainview tr
IK'.H) and built that city's fit st brick
building In thi- building he e.<tab-
lishesj #ie Hale County Herald which
was Uie forerunner of the Plainvfew
Evening Herald. H<- sold the paper
in I'.HI
Schafei and his sister were liorn
December 12, l*4'2 in Mahoning Co..
Ohio.
HERE'S HOLLYWOOD!
JACK
BY
H
A K II Y
If you want to create some of Jack
Frost.'- artistry on u window pane,
ijust mix stale ale and Epsom salt .
vitamin That's what the movies use. Brushed
| Jack Standifer of Elgin spent sev
era I days this week in the home oi
I Mr. and Mrs, R. E. Standifer
Mrs. Tom R.nick of Smithville was
a Bastrop visitor Tuesday,
Miss Janie Davis left Wf*dnesda>
for a visit with Mrs. Myrtle Davfs,
in Richmond
Mrs. A. L. IMilandon spemt tho
•.veek end in McOade with relatives. Fountain Terrace, Austin, lexas.
A might not result, disastrously im-jon, it dries easily >n any tempera-
mediately, its effects over a period ture, crystallizing into the pretty de.
of years probably would culminate iu'>i^ns to be seen in several scenes .f
a lack of normal growth, physical de "Hearts in Bondage", n thrilling •'
bility, and injury to various parts of , vj| \\ ar picture
'he body." June Travis, talented young Wai
• • • ■ • nei Brothers actre<v«, was ovmheard
ESTABLISH FEED INSPEC TION 1 hi - week telling off one of her to .
I \W j romance leading men. "You thin'
you're pretty good. You're awfu
Tlie Texas house Monday pass, d cocky. Well. I want to tell you
and sent to senate s bill establihsing I right before this picture goes an>
i pure ftn-ii .md <eed inspection fund farther that I don't think you're so
hot."
to be used by A. it M. College.
W. T. McDonald of Bryan, who j That the outburst was m rely u
Make money out of your attic. I sponsored the bill, -aid it wrote into, put the actor in his place- aid not s
will pay f> cents per pound for old law a practice followed in adminlstei - j permanent "hate" was indi atwl
envelopes, stamps intact, dated prior >ng the inspection law. under which couple of day later when the tw
to 19'JO. Write Tom Whitehead, 504 all feed sold farmers is taxed 10
cents a ton f« r inspection purposes.
Brv:-"r
were -. n galy enjoying lunch
gether at the studio ciAv
to
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Standifer, Amy S. Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 11, 1937, newspaper, February 11, 1937; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth206892/m1/8/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.