Brenham Daily Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 116, Ed. 1 Friday, August 11, 1916 Page: 5 of 6
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E HAVE THE VERY BEST THINGS TO EAT
(Let us suggest that you look to us for some relief from the many
j trying hours you are expecting to spend over the hot stove dur-
ing this hot month.
KXTRA SPECIAL FRIDAY VNf» SATURDAY ONLY
A-f.-arag-u.-— Sunbeam Brarj. California L*ng Write Asparagus regu.ar "...
twi day* per. can .'.3c,.
3 cars icr c jstorr.er)
p* i can, the'
ASPARAGUS
■ Quaii'.y Product White Tip*, per
CAN CORN
Blue Ridge Brand No. 2,
can Sc.
A No. 1 Brand No.
• can 32 l-2c.
'Blue Label Corn, 2 cars.
Scan 15c.
per
per
t f r
SWEET POTATOES
f Wilow Yam Sweet Fo-
tatoes. They are packed <-wect
i.'.u juicy, No. 3, per can 15c.
Daisy Maid Brand Milk Hominy
per can Jt'c.
Nc. 2,
SPINACH
CANNED BEANS
No. 2 tan, extra Standard Beans
10c kind, per can 6c.
DEVILED MEATS CANNED
Underwood's Famou- Deviled
Ham, per can 35c.
Underwood's Famous Deviled
Ham, per can 25c.
Blue Label Famous Deviled
Ham, per can 10c.
GebbardV Famous Chili Meat.
tier
1, X.
tan
can it
L. Famous Chili Meat, per
10c.
CANNED PEAS
Victory Brand Early June No. 2
per can 10c.
Shriner "Extra Sifted" N<. 2,
per can 20c.
Blue Label May Duke N'o. 2,
er can 35c.
lue Label Sweet Garden No. 3
er can 32 3-2c.
lue Label Extra Fine No. 2,
p< r can 25c.
E
Compass Brand Spinach, free
from ail dirt and grit. It takes
you to the farm. Large No 3
!<r can 15c.
CANNED MEATS
For Lunches or Picnics
Potted Ham, per inn 5c.
Vituna Style Sau>agc, plain and
Tomato Sauce, per can llv.
Sliced Beef, glass jars, }»r jar
20 cents.
l unch Tongue, per can 25c.
Corned Beef, per can 2" .
v'«al Ixiaf. per can 15c
Blue Label Brand Boned icvick-
Mi, per can 35c.
Blue Label Brand Boned Tor
key. per can 45c.
1.1 N( UPON ME \TS
A fine S :if:rut r Sa i-"ag< per
,o. 20,.
Gold Brand SaUsajre, cooked
ready to .-erve, highly spiced, it
:s fine, per lb 25c.
Vsiiict r Fine Goeftinger Saus-
agt . per lb 4lie.
Boiled Ham, per lb. 45c.
Boiled Tongue, per lb. 00c.
Sliced bm f. per lb. 50c.
STRLNGLESS BEANS
Blue Label Refugee Beans No.
2, per can 2Uc.
L ue Label Golden Wax Cut No.
2, per can 15c.
>h river* Superlative Quality
selected Stringiess Beans No. •},
per can 20c.
C ANN ED TOMATOES
Clipper Brand No. 2, per can 8c
ci in-r brand ,\o. j, van, luc
t VNNED LIMA BEANS
l urtis Brothers Green Li mas
1 ney are canned fresh and
sweet, -No- 2, per can 20c.
DEE MON I E BK \ \ |) i REITS
l'c Monte Brand Peaches, Mel-
i a halves, No. 2 1-2, per can 25c
i-'ei Mom, Brand Peaches, sliced
yellow cling, No. 2 3-2, can 25c
I'd Monte Brand Peaches sliced
yellow cling. No, 1. can 12 l-2c
Del Monte Brand Pears Bartlet,
No 2 1-2, per can 25c,
I'll Monti Brand Apricots, No.
1-2, per caii 25c
1 >» 1 Monte H;.»ii<! White ( la r-
i"fc. N'o. 2 12, per can 30c,
Del Morte Brand Black CI er.
rits N'o. 2 1-2, per can 25c.
Del Monti Brand Prepared
Prune.-, ready to serve, 20c
Oro Brand Yellow Free Peach-
• • . Nil i . pt r i an -(•>
i >r< Band Lemon Clinj.'' Peache*,
No. 2 1-2, per can 20c.
TELEPHONE
37 and 119
TELEPHONE
3 7 and 119
ItrUlge Olub Meet*.
Mrs. A. t. Becker was hostess to
the Bridge club Thursday afternoon,
entertaining the members and several
additional friend# at the hospitable
home of Mrs. Hugo Becker. Four
tables ot players participated in the
EXTENDED MEETING
I ASSERT ANOTHER I/O AN
Wester* City Conference of Y, \V, C. liritish Chuceikir of (be Kxciteqner
A. Meets in Estes Park. Is lYiticisedi in timuntb of Over-
IlelUm-e on Treasury Bills.
(United Press Report)
Kstes Park, Colo., August 11,— London, August 11.—Reginald
Beginning today the Western City | McKenna, chancellor of the ex-
Conference of the Young Woman's chequer, was subjected to criticism
Christian association began a two in the house of coninioua today oa
weeks' session here. In reality !t ih< ground of over-reliance upon
was a vacation for members of the treasury bills, his critics arguing
V W c A. Mountain climbing and that the large amount of ship bills
oil er outdoor sports are on the dal- outstanding constituted a danger and
p-.,;. mi res et the game, and the high j,y j,r()(:nun There also will be lec- that the government should have la-
e-t siort was made by Mrs. Heber ivm aml study (lim
Ji . who was rewarded with a
'<X)U>ltAIH> PKtHiltKSSlVKS MEET
i Stone
jt'eautliul pa r of white silk hose.
| At the conclusion of the game the
card tables were untiliied for the de-
licious rt past of chicken salad on
lettuce leaves, potato chips, nut loaf
en mayonnaise, date sandwiches, and
iced tea.
sued another war loan,
lu his reply the chancellor claimed
that Great Britain was able to bor-
<\>lor»d»» ltallmwwri* Deckling What r0W fcbn>#d ttt mucli low,r tema
T»i IK. About Hugta*. Uum an) 0,ht r belligerent power.
__ He estimated the nation's total lu-
(United Press Report) debtedneis at the end of the present
Denver, Colo., August 11. Wheth- tlsc.nl year to be 3.4 40,000,000
| afternoon with Mrs John M. Mathi
(Jr.
er to disband or to name a third pounds.
! liu!' vU!1 UU t' ,UM 1 hursdav ;sjnt,. (tl.^v{ WJUI j0 i„, decided at the From that amount, he said, the
state assembly of the Progressive nation was entitled to deduct 800,-
l arty opening here today. 01)0,000 lent to allies and dominions,
The Progressive state central com- the sum left being a burden It could
j
i .iltee is on record as opposed to an well sustain, us it. was virtually bal-
uutnght endorsement of Charles E. anced l>> the present national iu-
ilughes lot president. The commit- come.
let adopted a substitute motion It av-
al, Bullmoosers free to act ludepend- V" vva,ih11Hl- , V,rill'crly starolied
; neatly ironed and promptly delivered
cntly nationally, li was noi expect tells the (ale of the Hrenham Steam
ed that today's convention would Banndiv work Varnon A Ulwecko.
I 1 I op \tlv. 111!-II
s
The
kuown tin
O. S. ( lull IvnterlalmHl.
e!.spoliation of young girls
S. club was pleas
S. ci
| antl> entertuiiied Thursday afteruoon
j by M •- l.oreiia Simank The house
| wa: (letlii} dec orated witii tube ros-
.
t- and ft ins and presented a most
attno Iive nppearttnee
j \ g a Hi* of 5 i'ii furnished amus<
jnient tor the guests and Mi-., itoro-
jthy Knolle capturetl thi prize
I dainty silver purst.
Dtioious refreshments of cherry
ice cream and cut cake were served.
'ihiso present Wert Mli-si-- 1',unite
1,1 Kile lli sii Held of tkilvi litoU,
hi'.-m Mug h, , Willi, Mat Knolle,
l lilt.'?som 1 .uk Dorothy Knolb
Oorntliy lloftiiiiinn and Sarah Ch -
■
ol in.
Tii' dub will I', enteriained next
iThni.-tlaj by Mis- Sarah I'hisoltu.
c verthrciw this action. t
The call for the ussi mbly elicnwd '
a possible total of 4 delegate:
1 based on the Progressive party's voti
In Colorado at the last slate election
but the attendance today was cofljsid
t rably under the maximum number.
Mnuj former Progressive, have r<
joined the lit puldo an pat ty
t'larenei 1'. Uodgo of
Spring:-, has been mentioneil lot the
l'rogre-.-.i\e noiilltialion lor g.-vemoi
but it was nut certain a stati ticket
would b< named today.
^lakinK ImjtroviMynln.
Nir: t K l|i ih,hi i«t having an ad-
dition built on her residence In tills
city The hollit of I'aul Wittlier |4
hiso being improved,
II 11.11 COST OF sklBls
I •>!« r i.tinOM iil at l lay lltuue
I Coat I ibult'dj
i l;i hoint ol .lout i- t lay w a; I lie
' ■ ■ in o! ft happy j at In ring \V i duet
jday when mim>: Lillian and l'ortia
Me.Leod wiie lionoi n ,
! 'i b
ItolwMiiiuii l»ay riitlllietl.
Yoakum, Tt xas, \ugust 11. AN lift!
plcilllisi : to he one of llli hie I.eatUle
( hicago, August 11 Here's Why
Colt-rndo het skb's cost • n pi u« b. ^klit
sly : 1 : ehiingt IWelVt tlllleH II yea I
a ■kill Mason i.iti: just one mnntli.
Ill day ot yore then weie otli.'
four skirl ■ easons to the y-at, t ut
never again.
Chicago kirt manufat lurers told
tb «i . ret v^ hen tIn y explained at
liiMii.ct.k f.uileiii where Chicago
lit
AL
IANS AND
RUSSIANS GAIN
ia and Galicia Successes
Reported by Allies.
Although bad weather i
| {lli lii itish nd Free :.
ra 111 the West both thi
d th e Hu^ian are kt>
Large numbers of prisoner?- were
taki-ri in the fighting.
\ I* IllUi \ t'I SItl|lol VuslI lHIl
Vienna, iu admitting the ,oss of
Uorlzia, »«-.y - the evacufc'.on followed
the repulse of new Itali.-.n attacks on
the Dobenio plait au and that the
strength! niug ot the Austrian lines
'• ampei- made ne es-ary by the operation was
main u- carried out without molestation from
Italians the Italian-'. Vienna also reports
ping up t at 4,lioi Italians have be.-n taken
jirisoners in the recent fighting in
liritrong ofteusivi- against the Ten
ttto ;allies respectively in Austria th.- ret-on
Alicia and at last reports both In Gain .a in the sectors of Stan-
south of the lousier, new positions
have I t en occupied by the Teutonic
alios in accuruauce with pieviously-
arrabged plans. Hussian attacks J '>n crtam and cake.
■along the Struinen and Stokhod ri\ At a late luiut the laigt ttowti
| r s were it pulsed w.tli sanguinary dispel st*i| „ntl iitunod home,
'losses to thi Hie > ians. Another blgl'hofce Wlio tnjoytil tins lovable lue
battle had started near Brody, injpl'alitj were l'ortia and Lillian Mr-
northern Galicia. Lend of Lyons, Grace (initio of lin n-
Owing to tie inclement weather in I ham, Alict Carey Styles of Brenhain,
France, military activity lias be«« ' Mary Saylf , Nettie ami lit ne Hur
eonfined principally to bombard-! ton, Nina, Claudia, Mar git and 10th-
mt-nt:. wliich weie somewhat heavy i'l Oillon, Eula and Kugenla Wallftce,
south ol tto- Solium- and in the Thiftii- all of Gay Hill Those from Honier-
mont work S'-ctor near Verdun. An villi and Lyon were Mt-sis Lyons
tin ,o live to-opei at ion oi tin bad
irgt t rowil win eiitei taineii ! iiig llohemlan Cltlsens of thit set
(•a tin beautiful lawn while Home 11•<*«. bar inaugurated a plan wliji l
dam id to the ttiain til a ; uitig , w ill -et urt the atleudante oi om r
band, others enjoyed long' t-j.als. 1,«00 Bohemiiins on October ,r»
tlaV' of th,' tiilii annual South Itxas <)arin» »! Manufat turei'i are bidding,
fair this y ear will hi known ai, "Ho f;ljj f-i. ■ (,„«, that "Just now
hernial) day , Secretary liarrit with we an makiiif plaid kills In blown,'-
iMid f it in but wt don't know what
w■ will li making next month."
'I lit' manufat tun is t xplained that
tin style of a woman • * klrt ehangess
more lapldly than anything else ii-
i'»t-lie.ious refreshments wen >i rved ! Prominent lioheiuian citln ns froni '(,|,t a woman's mind
in li.e .ii; e dluriig room cont-istlng ail ovei the Slate will In pr« ent to Tht i kulit Ibis tiison are a little
make add re c ami us perial rates longtr than a month agti ami a lit-
will be ecuietl from .ill points In fit fuller. The most popular om t
twt'in Houston, Han Antonio and are draied tunic < Ifi t ts
Vi.cn, it is expected all records fm
bu: days will lie broken.
Jade additional important gains, islau and llall' z the ii issians havi
stward l'-' British line south of Hartinpuch and HettiM Lydia l»iar"r. Louise
whv put down by* th< (Ire of tri nih ' Vlekrrs, Horof y Hooki r, Lllli
atti mpted German advance against and Si bat/, and MIsm : .Lyons Moor
jthe Isonzo front the Italians driven iheir forces iurti.tr wes
Continued to throw ttelr forces in tfrei' endeavor tc n-fm th. <«r, l"" •*"*'> th. tin of trench | Vlekrrs. Hor.-ty Look. r. Lllli. Moor
the river and have fought tral portion of the railroad running mortars ami machine guns, according Haden of Yoakum, Messrs. Jones
way to the east of the cap- from Kolomea to Lemb. g I'assiiU' to London jClay. Tan day NY,I, Frank and Bob
the Monastmyska-Niznioff Fler. e flghling is hffil going on be-j Booker, Clarence Virkers,
fwttn the Turk and Kussians on tie V'ichtn, Krnert Hoger
Clinton
and Km met
I city of Gorlzia In addition, across
pwest of Gorizia they have tak- railway, they have forded th. Zlota-
entren.hments Lipa river, south of Btanielau, have Mush Ritlis front in Turkish Arm. Haniv, Jamie Say!.-. Wilson Sloan
captund the town of Kryplin on tie -a. ,».f San Antonio. Guy Burton, Albert
S ,r.,-I. i-Nadvorn. railroad. A squadron of twenty-one Austrian | Carter, Brai k Carter, Mr. and Mrs,
llerlin AUo Makes (. laimh. aeroplanes has dropped a large nurri- Finnie Clay, Mrs G. F. Penny, Mrs.
Berlin says that along the front her of bombs on Venice, causing ' 'laden of Yoakum, Kva Murey of
of Archduke Charles Francis in Ga- numerous fires In the historic city.JSan Saba, Mi». B. R. Clay and Mr.
of Welesnics and
Irong Austrian
IjMontt San Michel, and N'u ntt
^larmno and occupied tin town
ioscbini,- giving them a fr.>
for their operations in the re-
Jof Doberdo plateau and south-
toward the Monfalcone sector, licia, southwest
and Mrs O A. Seward.
M'FFItAGISTS WARN (OM.itKSK
WOMAN'S I'AltTY IN SESSION
\\ tiriwn TliriMtlen Tt< ScrmtOi lN*ino-
eratie Ticket.
r
THm'S
WORLD FAMOUS TEAS
sunflower brand in
packages especial-
ly fine for iced tea
always call for
tetley's.
Wangemann - Reichardt
COMPANY, imco—«M»PI
Wholesale Distributor*.
V.
(United Press Report.)
Colorado Spr'ngs, Colo., August
11.—An official circular passed out to
delegates attending the conference of
the National Woman's Party here to-
day said:
"If the Susan B. Anthony amend-
ment is not paused by the present
Congress—practically a Democratic
Congress—the National Woman's
party conceives it tbelr duty at the
i polls In November not to vote for the
i Democratic candidates for tbe Pre«-
.
]idency or Congress. Only by pass-
ling tbe federal amendment can tfte
Democratic party convince anyone
that they sincerely stand for tbe en-
I francblsement of women, as affirmed
in their platform."
I'aitietilur Attention To lie lAevoted
to Suffrage Himifn.
FOR RENT—6-room residence,
' south front, modern conveniences
j batb, cement aldewaik, screened
north?ide gallery, nice garden spot
710 Sycamore street.—Adv. Ill-It
Colorado Springs, Colo., August
11.— Leaders of the national wom-
en's party are here for a three-day
conference at which a definite pro-
gram of activity in aupport of the
n ovement for equal suffrage during
the presidential campaign Ik to be
mapped out.
Particular attention, leaders said,
is ;o be directed to tbe fall campaign
in the 12 suffrage State*, where cam-
paign managers have already been
named. Thursday's program Includ-
ed a public reception at which party
leaders recited effort* that have been
ntade during tbe present congression-
al session In behalf of the equal suf-
frage amendment.
Tbe election policy of the party,
crnsidered tbe chief business of tbe
conference, is slated for discussion
at Friday's session.
/
Huhmnhe for fn« runner l'r*«a
WANTI 11 TO IIIfY One or two
ailoailtt of 1 and 2 year old sfeerf
Win. Knrbai<ti, Uosenberg, Tex.if,
1 Ho lite 1 Adv. 114 ;it.
Always on Hand and
Always Fresh
Home
Cooked
Ham
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Shannon, Emmet. Brenham Daily Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 116, Ed. 1 Friday, August 11, 1916, newspaper, August 11, 1916; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth490524/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.