Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 86, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 26, 1939 Page: 4 of 4
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Complement to fashions of
fall elegance, attractive shoes
will prove rich accents irv
wines, black patents, sued?
with patent trim, and patent
and lastex, at
$1.98 and $2.98
COMFORTABLE. SMART
SHOES
For Boy and Girls
Black and Brown
Oxfords $1.00
Square Toed Oxfords $1.59
Dress Oxfords $1.98
MOJUD HOSE in beautiful
fall shade!?,
85c and $100
SOCKS, largest selection wc
have ever shown.
10-15-25 Cents
BOOTH
DRY GOODS CO.
"The Popular Price Store
mily >f Houston, wire guests la>t
week-end in the Alex Waugh home.
Mr T. C Dodaon of Dallas, who
RASTKOP ADVERTISER, BASTROP. TEXAS. THURSDAY, OCTORFR 2fi. 19.^
REPAIRMAN
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IS-
SIF. RIGHT OF "WAY TIME
WARRANTS
.Mi T. I UiHlion ot nauas, wno|
has be, n .-.pending several days wi h THE STATE OF 1EXAS
Miss Julia Moncure of Houston
and Miss Leah Moncure of Beaumont
apent last week-end with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Moncure.
Mrs. Max Nave spent Tuesday in
LaGrange selecting new merchandise
for Lautersteins.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Moore of La-
Grange were the guests Sunday oi
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Moncuie.
•Sydney and Campbell Green of
Dallas spent last week-end with their
mother, Mrs. M. A. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Wertzner of
Fa.vetteville, were Sunday guests in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. CharKe
Ziejfenhals.
Miss Carmen Hardt is leaving next
Tuesday morning for Galveston where
she will enter the Department of
Radiology of John Sealy Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George Parsons at.
tended the rodeo in Huntsville Sun-
day.
Mrs. Ralph Price and daughter.
Ann, of Brvan were the guests of
Mrs. Price's parents, Mr. and
R. J. Brieger, for several days last
week.
M-s. John Wauph is expecting h< r
jrranddaughters, Barbara and Julia
Lane. of Austin to arrive Friday for
n week-end visit.
Mrs. Helen Lane of Bastrop ani
Austin, made a business trip to
Houston last week. j
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Booth and fa. j
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Dodson and fain
ily, returned Monday to her home.
\\. E. Bairon. who suffered several
broken lib- in nn automobile acci-
dent early Monday morning, is con.
vales ting.
Mrs. W. I!. Ran.-ome has been vi-
Mting foi several days with relatives
in iiallas.
Miss Ethtl (artwright, who is a
student at the I'niversity >>f Texas,
spent last week-end with her par-
ent-, Mr. and Mrs. Ei Cartwi iglit.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denison at-
tended the Texas-Arkansa.- game in
Austin Satuiuay.
l.ast Sunday Mr. and Mrs. S. R.
Cochran and Marion Cochran enjoy-
ed a drive to Kerrville, returning
home by way of San Antonio.
Alex Waugh, Sr., is in Log Ange-
les. California, this week. He will re-
turn home during the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Long, Miss
Mary Andrews and A. L. Ling at-
tended the rodeo in Huntsville Sun-
day.
Miss Helen Booth of Austin, spent
the week-end with relatives.
Mrs. A. L. Miller, who has been
spending several weeks as a jruest in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rab-
ensburg, has returned to her home
in Dallas.
Mrs. Roy Wood of Italy, Texas, sis-
ter of Mrs. Vesta Jones, is consider-
ably improved following on operation
at St. David's Hospital in Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufu.< Ransome of
Brownwood attended the Texas-Ark-
ansas game in Austin Saturday. They
returned home by way of Bastrop,
where they made a short visit in th
\V. B. Ransome home.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webber of
Houston were the guests Sunday of
Dr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Bryson. Mrs.
Webber's mother, Mrs. Amelia Bobo,
I also of Houston, who has been a
! guest for several days in the Bryson
, home, returned to Houston with them.
Mr. an i Mr-. Roy Seekatz of Aus-
: tin were guests Sunday of Mrs. See.
i katz's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cart-
! wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Oilie Carter of Kl-
ein were guests in the home of Mr.
! and Mrs. J. P. Sharp during the week-
end.
Miss La Verne Brvson and John B.
Bryson, students at the University of
Texas, spent last week-end with their
parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Bry-
son
Earl Whit worth and Walter Stey-
mann. who a*e attending Allen Acad-
emy at Bryan, Texas, spent last week
end with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Schaefer and
daughter, Jo Ann. of Conroe, we-e
guests of relatives for several days
last week
Heise Jones of Houston spent thft
week-end with his mother, Mrs. O.
P. Jones.
Mtrs. Hettie Steymann is slowly
improving after she suffered a stroke
of paralysis Tuesday about noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith of El
Campo were guests last week in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Reynold-.
Miss Sue Mass of Pittsburg, Texas,
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Paul D.
Haralson of Dallas, to Bastrop last
week-end. Miss Bass will spend the
winter in the home of Mr. and Mps.
Fred G. Haynie. Mr. and Mrs. Har-
alson returned to their home after
a w'-ek-end visit wit'" relatives here
and in Austin.
BARGAIN RATES
MAIL St BSC RIPTION8 IN TEX%S ONLY
DAILY WITH SIMMY—1 YEAR $7.00
DAILY WITHOI T 81'NDAY—1 YEAR $4.95
Thex* Attra<ti\e llate* in Effort
For a Short Time Only
and Ma\ Be Withdrawn at Any Time
Without Notit*.
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COUNTY OF BASTROP
TO THE RESIDENT PROPERTY
TAXPAVIN<; VOTERS OF BAS
I ROp COUNTY, TEXAS:
TAKE NOTICE that it is the in-
tention of the Commissioner' Court
of Bastrop County, Texas, to pass an
order on the l'ith day of Nowinbei
1>iH9, at a tegular meeting of a re-
gular term of said Court, authorizing
the issuance of time warrants in the
maximum amount of Ten Thousand
($10,000.00) Dollais for the purpos"
of satisfying and in lieu of claims tn
be incurred for the purchase of right-
of-way for State and Federal High-
ways in Bastrop County, bearing in-
terest at the rate of Four and One-
Half (4 1-2 per cent) per cent pel
annum, and having a maximum mat-
urity date of 1947, Mid to levy a suf.
ficient tax out of the Constitutional
Permanent Improvement Fund Levy-
to pay the interest on and principal
of said warrants as the same mature.
R. B. ALEXANDER, County
Judge, Bastrop County, Texas. 32-2
weatheFbulletin
For Texas and the Southwest
Includes Arkansas, Loui lana, Okla-
homa and New Mexico
Week October 'to to November
1SKW. in Texas and the southwest l e-
tfins fairly clear and rather warm
for the season, though temperatures
are suddenly variable, <•-round end of nearly everywhere being e-'iisiderably
week being very cold for a day or ' above normal, yet with > add en ehan-
two, yet near ">th or 0th a s:,ort mild ! ges, and finally a cold wave coming • -n
spell. Not much rain f:rst of week ; about the -'1st ami la-tiug several
but in la.-t few days a t'i turbance davs. Then again 'juiti* v. arm near
last days of November, yet t uddenly
1 turns very cold and blustry for a fe*
days. About four cold spells are in-
dicated for the month, central near
t>. 16, and -!0. B tween these dat-**
there ought to be a few warm and
in most section: nearly clear day-.
At end of month the • vtremely va:
iable weather r«nt iti'ins develop into
blustry storms, -nnwinjj in north and
eolil lains in south. Mo. e than n >rmal
! moisture generally.
TECHNICAL SERVICES OFFERED
BY LOCAL FIRM
Complete radio repair service, al- >
refrigerators and anything electrical
You know the cost of any job befo e
the work is done. All work guaran-
teed. Have your radio tuned up fo"
fall and winter season. Tubes are
lower priced than ever before. S -e
Marcus Kneip at Elzners.
1 carrying general rains comes on frotn
I tin- we>t. covering most of the Tex-
i as, Arkansas, Oklahoma and L>ui-
| siana region.;. On account of th*
: showery character of rainfall le-%-
than normal moisture i> expected in
southern sections.
A wi rm pericnl is expected ne.u
November 12 to 20. temperature*
CTD A Kin theatre
J II\ AnU BASTROP
Admiasion
10c * 25c
Wed -Thurs., Oct. 25-26:
Jane Wither* in
"CHICKEN WAGON
FAMILY"
Fri.-Sat., Oct. 27-28:
Jack Randall in
"ACROSS THE PLAINS'
Suij.-Mon , Oct. 29-30:
Irene Dunne, Charles Boyer
"WHEN TOMORROW
COMES"
Tuesday, Oct. 31:
•CHARLIE CHAN AT
TREASURE ISLAND"
Sidney Toler, Pauline Moore,
Cesar Romero
Wed.-Thurs., Nov. 1-2:
• IN NAME ONLY"
Carole Lombard, Cary Grant,
Kay Francis
And my dry
cleaning bill it
lower than ever
There are many women who
have learned to be smartly
dressed ine*|*ensively —
thanks to frequent dry clean-
ing Our price* mean great-
er economy for your sea
son s wardrobe I
BASS HODGES
DRY CLEANERS
PHONE 21
Frefch Chocolate Covered Cherries,
pound boxes 2."> cents. ELK INS
2." CENT STORE.
FRESH SHIPMENT OF KING'S
CANDIES, INCLUDING ATTRAC-
TIVE) HALLOWE'EN BOXES, FRU-
NUT, AND OTHER POPULAR SE-
LECTIONS AT PEOPLES DRUG
Mrs. ' STORE.
AUSTIN. TEXAS
PIC.C.LY WILDLY acetate
W
i.V- Xfrhi
HtM£ THSYMf.'
FRIDAY—SATURDAY —MON DA Y
14 OZ HEINZ
BOTTLE
FRESH CUCUMBER
24 OZ. BOTTLE
2
JUNIOR
CATSUP
PICKLES
BABY FOODS
BABY FOODS
BEANS
SOUPS JFOR
CORN FLAKESw,GoU3Pk"
SOAP PAU"OL,VE 2
CORN LNEocrcrNE 2
ASSORTED
11 Ox. Cans
ASSORTED
3
CANS
FOR
CAN
CANS
FOR
3 CANS
]
For
BARS
FOR
CANS
FOR
FRUIT
ORANGES
216 TEXAS SWEET, Dozen
150 TEXAS SWEET, Dozen
18#
25c
APPLES
163 JONATHANS, Dozen
198 JONATHANS, Dozen
163 DELICIOUS, Dozen
125 DELICIOUS, Dozen
15c
101
18<
<22*
Grapefruit Ca
Valley 80'$ 2 For Vv
SMALL SIZE
PRUNES
PEACHES
APRICOTS
PRUNES
PIMENTOS
Potted Meat
Coffee
Coffee
Coffee
JUICE
Sardines
Mackerel
Pepper
2
Pounds
For
EVAPORATED
POUND
EVAPORATED
POUND
50-60's O Pounds
L For
4 oz. CAN
KINGHANS
2 CANS
PLYMOUTH
POUND
PICGLY WIGGLY
POUND
GOLD MEDAL
POUND
GRAPE FRUIT
NO. 2 CAN
AMERICAN
CAN
3 TALL CANS
BULK. BLACK
POUND
VEGETABLES
CELERY
stalk
9c
TOMATOES
pound
7c
CAULIFLOWER head
13c
MUSTARD
bunch
5c
CARROTS
bunch
4c
BEETS
bunch
5c
FLOUR
White Face 48 pound $1.35
La France pounds $| 35
Blue Bonnet 48 pound $1.30
La Corona «pound $1.00
Spuds
10 pounds 17c
SHORTENING
FEED
SHORTS
BRAN burlap
$1.40
$1.15
Laying Math tack $2.00
JASMINE
4 Lb Carton
Bastrop County's Extra
SWEET TURNIPS
RAISED BY
8 c"
II
MR. J. J. SMITH
2 LARGE PACKAGES
Smacks
2 LB SUN RAY
Crackers
4
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Standifer, Amy S. Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 86, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 26, 1939, newspaper, October 26, 1939; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth236726/m1/4/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.