Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 26, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 14, 1919 Page: 4 of 24
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TEMPLE T)An.Y TELEGRAM. TEMPLE. TEXAS. SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 14.1919.
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BVNPBIjIC IS INVITFD TO ATTEND
tiiih ihcaitiitl. ckhkmo.
\ NIAIi AT OI'KltA HOl'SE.
Tin fault* «r our Brother* w# writ* upon
th* fin nil.
*h»lr Vlrtut ■ upon tablet* of Lov« mid
Memory."
The above quotnt'on Ih the guiding
fciid ruling Spirit of Hlkdoiu.
The annual memorial M-rvlcrs of
the Temple lodge, No. 138, It P. (),
Elks, will be held this afternoon, be-
finning at 3 o'clock, In the Temple
theatre, to whltli the public Is cor-
dially Invited.
Speaking of the ceremony last
; night. Exalted Ruler O. F. Peck said:
"The impression mcnm to prevail
that there annual services are for
fclks only. I desire particularly to
correct this Impression, and to muke
it plain that the public Is cordially
Invited and welcome at our beautiful
•erett'onlal to be held tomorrow
(Sunday) afternoon at the opera
i h-w r« of the year
fast, whose memory will be perp t-
v. a. ino ceremony
touuy, are as follows:
DAN H. M'KENZIE
MA11VIV O. WOODWARD
E< GEO HOE H. RARESHIDE
A. H. PAItSONH
The program, which the public
Will find most Interesting, entirtaln-
and and beautiful. Is as follows:
Opening ceremonies, by lodge.
Invocation, Rev. W. E. Phillips.
Opening ode, by lodge.
fw
"OreM Ruhr of th* Unlvfr*»
All-neelng and benign-
Look down upm and l>lr« our worku
i And be all glory Thlna.
O hear our prnyer for our honored dead.
While bearing In our mind*
The memorli « gravn on each heart
For Auld Lang Syne*"
Piano solo,Miss Mabel McCall.
Vocal solo, "The Lord Is My S'lep*
kerd" (Riddle), Miss Marian Rarton.
Memorial address, Hon. Sidney L.
urn uels.
Violin solo, "Nocturne" (Chopin),
Mr. Frank Kolhaba.
Vocal solo, "No Night" (Reed),
Miss LeVcrne Askln; violin obl'ga'o,
Mr. Kolbaba.
E|»logy, Rev. W. E. Phillips and
Ben. W. O. Cox.
Vocal duet, "Forever With the
ItLerd" (Lohr), Miss Askln and Miss
Barton.
Closing ceremonies, by officers.
Benediction, Rev. W. E. Phillips.
Haifa Million
or Bust
That's our Christmas slogan.
Wb Iniend to help the good
providers of central Texas to
that extent with life Inxurum a
that's thf best, absolutely safe
and sounil.
Ami we expect to write this
half a mi lion dollars of Insur-
ance before Christmas.
Do your Christmas shopping
early.
Brodis & Carter
1JFK IXSni.WCK
412 Cit.v National Bank
Building
TEMPLE TEXAS
700 REBELS Sl RllENDiat.
Our ran/a Fnrn* Got 400 In Oxaca
nuil 300 In I'ucbla.
(Ar»n, luti'd Irw Dlipatf n )
Galveston, Tex., Dec, 13—Surren-
der of four hundred rebels In the
slate of Puebla to General Pablo Gon-
zales. Carmnza commander, Is re-
ported In official messages received
here today by Meade Fierro, Mexican
consul Bt Oalveston. The surrenders
occurred yesterday, the message said.
Plenty of good Kerowne In ftO gal-
lon tom, lie nt wnirhotiHe, or Iftc
delivered. Phone u.s jrour unicrs,
Itociing Oil Co.. phone >16.
Mngaz'ne sulrtr'pllons make lict-
tcr present*, Wc take sulwwriptIon*
for any inaicuzlne published. Ixiwrft
flub rates. E. J. Coleman, City Na-
tional Cigar Store.
And
i back th* clock of klkdom to the honr
of eleven.
ttat we may think of thoee on earth and
of thoee In heaveu;
htm ta reverence tj ear slaters and
mothers,
mourn la sUeaoe for eur absent
brothers.
t* dear onaa afar and above—whose fault*
we write upon the sand.
(Mr virtues upon tablet* of tcr*—together
we'll sing th* old rhyma,
*Vboald auld acquaintance be forgot and
days of Auld Lang SyaeT"
Hon. Sidney L. Samuels of Fort
Worth, who will deliver the memorial
Address, is one of the most Interlac-
ing and effective speakers In Texas.
His address alone will justify brav
Ing any kind of weather to be pres-
ent this afternoon.
Notice Elks.
All members are requested to meet
at the lodge club rooms this after-
noon at 2:SO and march In a body
to the opera house to attend the
memorial services.
O. F. PECK. Exalted Ruler.
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS.
Erectors, S3 cents to 35 dollars, the
greatest I ra n developer ever In-
v.nt <1. Mysto Mage el: etrlcal K ts
rnd hnttery; ptt/x.c part -s, pit ne
arts and wireless tea gr;;pli outfits,
ail inccluuitcal wonder wo.Uers.
THE FAIR.
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t PERSONAL MENTION:
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Mrs. Roy Ensterwood. who has
been 111 at a local surgical Institu-
tion, Is reported Improving nicely.
Rev. and lire. W. W. Wood-on re-
turned yesterday from Houston,
where they attended the Baptist state
convention. Rev. Woodson will oc-
cupy his pulpit at both services to-
day.
Mrs. Roy Wesmoreland and little
•on Stacey returned yesterday from a
■wth'F visit In Paint Rock, Tex.
Mrs. Maggie Simpson and little
daughter, loin, of Eddy, are visiting
In the horns of Mrs. J. H. Parsons.
Mrs. H. T Williams of San An-
tonio Is a gi'tsf in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. G. Swift for several days.
Miss Daysey Danner, who was one
Of the bridesrna'ds for the Childers-
Scott wedding. left yesterday after-
noon for her home in Helena, Mont.
James Bailey of Bartlett is here to
spend the veeh p^d with his grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L Hailey, on
North Ninth street.
Mrs. F. R. Bell, who was taken 111
recently while the guest here of her
mother, Mn Fran'< Finnl ran, is re-
ported Improving at a local surg cat
Institution and now able to see her
friends.
John May returned yesterday f.om
a week's visit in south and east
Texas and l/nt1 He r<r->r s
conditions fine throughout the rice
growing district.
Plenty of pood Kerosene In Mi sol-
Ion lots. 14c at warehouse, or IV
delivered. Phone us vour orders.
Docrlnc Oil Co.. phone Bin.
CHRISTMAS SPECI U.S.
Erectors. 85 cents to 35 dollars, the
greatest l-ra'n developer ever In-
Tented. Mysto M g'c electrical s ts
•nd battery: puz/le parties, ph ne
■eta Mid wireless t'legrnpli outfits,
•11 ut«louicBl wonder workers.
THE FAIK.
[Cuticura Soap
— The Healthy —
(having Soap
.1» «teiv«s withMit ■
Everywhere 25c
Frances M tchcll Laramey.
It seems Just yesterday—that the
Ink had scarcely dried on my pen. In
fact—that I was writing of the pretty
parties, luncheons and the many oth-
er courtesies showered upon Francis
Mitchell Just prior to her marriage
to Lieut Frank Laramey of the U. S.
army.
It was with a heart full of love and
pride that I described the beautiful
marriage ceremony, one of the most
brilliant events that ever took place
In the First Methodist church, and
now, today, I must pay tiy last trib-
ute to this dear girl-wife who was so
tenderly and lovingly laid away In
the "Silent City" beneath a mound of
fragrant flowers on last Friday after-
noon .
Scarce two years have passed since
her wedding day, but oh, the Joy, the
happiness, the love that was crowded
Into thore days! Death found her
surrounded by all that made life glad.
"Oh. what hadst thou to do with
cruel Death,
Who *a;t so full of life or death
wif'i thee,
That thou shouldst die before thou
hadnt grown old."
It was my son's good fortune while
he was In the army to be a frequent
guest at the home of L'eut. and Mr*.
Laramey and I 1 a>e often hear! him
speak of the devotion of this you ig
couple. He nald there was such p?t-
fcct harmony »>i the home, such te.i-
dcrness and Helpfulness. There w.-s
a love there th it said "r-ot mine and
thine, but ours—for <>urs ta thine iini
mine." Aside from 'he it..'band's de-
votion, she wis the Idol of her par-
ents" home. There was never a sac-
rifice too great or a pleasure too big
for "Frances." No gift far the g rls
at home but that "Frances" mu .t
have something ju^t like it. All of
this Is a beautiful memory.
Colonel Davis, one of the superior
officers at Camp Normoyle. where
Lieutenant Laramey is officer in
charge of the utility department, was
id 'o '«v that Mr«. Laramey was
most popular at the camp—that
enever .-.ue appeared every man
stood "at attention." There was
genuine sorrow in every department
of the camp when It was learned that
she had passed away
The whole town of Temple was
shocked beyond expression when
word came on Wednesday that she
had died of acute H rights disease in
K:m Antonio at 6:30 p. m. Friends
■ inickly gathered at the home of tier
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell,
and many were the expressions of
sympathy and love to the bereaved
family—and only words of tl»e hi<11-
est commendaticr and praise for the
sv eet girl vho had passed out Into
Cod's garden above. "The center of
o much love herself she r diated
love's warmth In every expren lr;n of
her Joyous young life," said one.
"Surely she was made for love and
happiness and having fulfilled in r
mission before ag> Hnd sorrow
wither hir. God has taken her to be
with the Miigeis and the hies ed "
Ituring tiie funcial rerviccs in the
Mitchell home Friday aftt r-.ioh Hev.
J H. (iroseclofe of her b .u
tiful. democratic character—-even the
■ rvar.1. knew and loved h<"-—iv»<«e
loo high or low foi h r to to ici l!e
said: "Heaven s richei bv lv-r yo-
inr ">'d her gi itnn» yourur voie,'
singing In t'e Meavenb "Ihmi will
make the music sweeter th.e'-e "
Iiiees l.#ium«y • hits o e .1 • d
ti live Sue1' a I t'e e.i know no
death Mu lives in a fuller, fn et
sen . now than ever ic for a d
though "we ■<>« 11S throng' « glass
darkly," ont <iav we shall umler-
stand and know »hat God tnakey >io
mistake t
M its. W. K BANKS.
TO DISCONTINUE
BUSINESS
IN TEMPLE
Bell County's-Greatest
Merchandise Event
Buy Here and Save
THE ECONOMY. STORE,
osing
Sale
NOW IN FliL' SWING
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Entire stock beinp: closed out—nothing reserved—stock comprises dependable merchandise of all kinds to be found in first class stock of Dry
Goods, Ladies' Rcady-to-Wear, Men's Clothing, Furnishings, Boys' wear, Staple Merchandise and Shoes.
Men and young men, this is your opportunity to
buy a good suit at a big saving. We specially fea-
ture one lot of suits that cannot be matched at the
SyPriee $24.75
See for
Yourself
Other big values, too, in men's dandy All Wool
Suits in new fall styles at only
$32.75, $34 50 and
$37.50
ALL MEN'S OVERCOATS AT CLOSING >
OUT SALE PRICES
MEN'S FINE SILK SHIRTS
In newest patterns, $12.60 and $15.00 values, /•
priced to close at
$9.95
MEN'S HATS ON SALE
New Fall shapes and shades In Men's Hats In the
Closing Ont Sale at only
$3.25
B
In the Rcady-to-Wear Department You Can
Buy at End-of-Season Prices
Suits Coats and
Dresses
Drew, of Serge, also Silk Poplin, In .snorted rtyle* Mm.
embroidered, some button trimmed, values up to (26.00, good
number for selection; Cloning Out Sal. prlc Stt.BS
Dresses fashioned from Serge or Satin, also- Serge and 8atln
Combinations, shown In assortment of stylos, all good values
to )39.75, matchless values at only 118.75
Long Coats on Sale
On. of the biggest offerings of our R.ady-to-Wear Depart-
ment la thl. group of Women'. Long Coau. others with large
collar, of aalf material, offered In th. Big Clortng Out Sal.
at
Children'. Coate, In value, up to 117.60, on aal. for....97.45
One lot of Chlldj-en'. Coat. Offered In the Closing Out eale
*» only i 91.45
12.00 Wash Waist., made of Voll. and Batl.t., on ul. at
®n"y
DOMESTIC
Yard - Wide Bleached Domeatle,
worth more wholesale than our
Closing Out Sale Price, yard... 19c
SHEETING
Best grade 9x4 Bleached Sheeting;
can't be bought wholesale today for
the Closing Out Sale Price, yard,
only a,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.05c
DOMESTIC
Yard-wide Brown Domestic, good
grade, In the big Closing Out Sale,
at per yard, only toe
GINGHAMS
Bookfold Ginghams, new patterns,
big line. Buy them at, per yard,
only 19c
OUTING
Good grade Outings, in light and
dark patterns, on sale, per yard,
only 19c
CHEVIOTS
Cheviot Rlvlrtings, in good grade, In
the Closing Out Sale at, per yard,
only 23c
COTTON FLANNEL
Buy Bleached and Brown Cotton
Flannel, 4n heavy grade, In this
sale, at, per yard, only 24c
BLANKETS
Full Double Bod Size. Plaid Wool-
nap Blankets, in this sale, per pair,
only $6 75
DOMESTIC
3.*>c grade Bleached Domestic, In
the big Closing Out Sale, at oer
yard, only 24c
TOWELS
Turkish Towels, worth 6f>c pair, on
eai*. each 24c
You will find as good Shoes here as are sold In Temple—
New Fall styles in strictly high-grade models—All to be
closed out without reserve of a single pair. Compare the
values offered In this great sale and you can more readily
appreciate our absolute determination to close out as quick-
ly us possible this entire stock of seasonable merchandise.
Whether you buy here or not, follow the crowds and take
a look.
Shoes at Closing Out Prices
SHOES FOR WOMEN
$17.50 Brown Kid Boots
on sale at $14.95
$15.00 Brown Mole Kid Boots,
on sale at $11.95
$15.00 Field Mouse Kid Boots,
on sale at $11.95
$10.00 Brown Kid Boots
on sale at $8.95
$9.00 Brown Kid Boots
on sale at $7.45
$8.50 Black Kid Boots
on sale at $7.45
Women's Brown Kid Military
Boots, $7.50 values for. .$6.45
Women's Black Kid Military
Boots, $7.50 values for. .$8.45
SHOES FOR CHILDREN
Our entire line of Shoes for
Children, without reserve of a
single pair, in the Big Closing
Out Sale—hundred of bargains
in Men's, Women's, Missts',
Boys' and Children's Shoes too
numerous to mention.
MEN'S SHOES
Wen's $12.50 Brown Calf En-
glish Shoes on sale at. .$11.45
Men's $12.50 Brown Straight
Last Shoes for $11.45
Men's Vici Kid Shoes, black
and brown; best $8.50 value in
the Closing Out Sale...$7.45
Men's $6.50 Tan Work Shoes
on sale, per pair $5.45
Men's $6.00 Heavy Work Shoes
on sale, per pair $5.35
Men's $6.00 Heavy Work Shoes
on sale, per pair $5.35
MEN'S BOOTEES—With 18-
inch tops; $12.50 and $15 00
values, on sale, pair. ..$10.45
BOYS' SHOES
$7.50 Brown Calf English
Shoes on sale at $0.45
Boys' $4.50 School Shoes on
sale, per pair .$3.8.5
Boys' $3.50 School Shoes on
sale, per pair $2.9.5
All Boys' Shoes—All Men's
Shoes—Big Bargains in Men's
Shoes—Pick 'em out opening
day of sale.
D0II9 In 9oldler and nurse
uniforms d>| <)pr
on sale at
Men's $5.00 Sweaters,
on sale for $3.48
Men's $7.50 Sweaters,
on sale for.-. $4.98
Boys' $3.50 Sweaters,
ofl sale for $2.48
Boys' $5.00 Sweaters.
on sale for $3.48
Men's Extra Heavy Work Shirts,
on sale at...... $1.23
Boys' $12.50 Mackinaws on sale
at $9,95
GEORGETTE BLOUSES
New styles, embroidered round
necks, $8.50 to $10.00 value.$6.45
PETTICOATS ON SALE
Heatherbloom tops with flowered
silk taffeta flounce, $5.00 values
for '.$3,75
Women's medium weight Ribbed
Vests with long sleeves, $1.25
quality, only 98c
Buying Opportunity!
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Williams, E. K. Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 26, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 14, 1919, newspaper, December 14, 1919; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth469674/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.