The West Weekly News and Times. (West, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, August 30, 1918 Page: 4 of 8
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Notice To Poblic
1 am now runing a
dray line and will
do all kinds of haul-
ing.--Best Service
is our Motto and \»j
ask a paft of yj]
patronage
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? MA3E ATAIUIU TO BOSSES ♦ ‘l“«
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When tltc sugar ■■ tlOB to the
of Texan was r-Hli'f f t from ........
poun.! lit July to IS.230.9*0 poun !* r j
August there watt some perplexity i- |
the mind* of the Food Administration j
•helle r the August allotment wo
supply much sugar to t-are for pre.erv
tag After careful analyxla It was j
found that appr. ‘mstety 2
pound* iro.l't be diverted to ho-
holder* for (irw onu purp< - e pro |
opted the allotment of two pounds p«
■totith t»» the iwrroc were adhered to .
At the nre-ting of the I Metre t ' ! j
anturntrators for Texas on August 1’ .
tele era ni true read from the l'nit»f
States Admin .cratUm ad via us t
the National Admin -’ration had bt • |
informed by Adiuirditrator Parker ft*
Louisiana that latutriana had on hue
I*,#M.t>t‘0 pound* of Louisiana seciwtu
and third*, which. ?.s a state, she w.
unable to absorb and which was de
tsrlorattng by reason of intention.
Tte question »;<« put up to the Dir
trtet Adinlnistramrs whether or o
Texan might handle rente of ihia
Richard's arms stretched deapairiii.r- j
! ly acmes hi* desk, and presently his j
I head drooped, to rest between them. It !
tt.i« all ever a* far as he was eon- i
i .e-roed, and there was nothing to do f
Inn go away and leave Ftui'ianra in '
| her father'* cure, from tv hi eh he. Riels- j
| :trd. should neter have presumed to !
i take her. Hut “love" nt that time had |
j seemed to he “the gren'est thing in the |
world.” Wealth, and all its protecting j
1 comforts paled to nothingness beside*.
! lie lutd not reaUxi*! in youth1* confl-
i d> nee to what length hi* ambition for,
h;s wife was leading him. _ ,
'rtditors had forced the fact tiptW 1
t hohe was in debt,- hopelessly In |
dt bt. How had expenses been allowetl i
j to exeeed so completely his regular in- l
i race?
Surety the smart lltttle eimpe had i
lain needful; Connie, |sntied on the ;
arm of his chair, had delighted In the ,
convenience of her purchase.
The heantlfnl lntngnlow with It*
well-kept lawn had lavn her appropri-
setting. The bungalow must go,
this was now inevitable, the servant*
engaged hy his wife must be dismissed.
War condition might partially ex
eu>e hi* own lack of sucres* in u.irle >
matters. He ci uld bear the fathers
Coutnupt—it was of Connie he wa«
thinking. How would she h*>k when
he I.,Id lor the truth? What would
she do? Hut tWre was just >ne thing,
of course, Hint slie could do. She must
go buck to her father’* home.
While-faced, end with line* of sp.ffer-
tng about hi* mouth, he raised Ms
I head—reached for the !.letth.'lie—no.
) he Cviuld uot tell her—yet. He would
! w rite a letter, that would he the ussiest
I v ay. He would pic e the sum of their
1 Indebtedness against that of his lip
I come; Connie should draw her own
| * n.iu'i.xi and give him answer.
Not once did It occur to htm that Id
merry little wife s.ught have shared
tlie blame, jet it was she who had se-
lected plan* for the bungalow and It
costly hexitiott.
When the letter was scat on t!s
way, Richard left town for a hu-l-
tn-s trip. On hi* return he would
barn hi' fate. His own street seemed
sir: uge as he drove up la the bungalo'
door, and the auto went for the last
time perhaps—buck to the *toua
parage.
Tlie room* wire empty as he pasted
from one to another, a sp. aklng air of
*li - * rtb >n hov. rod every w lore. In
“Thursday 1* a holiday,” said pretty “Good luck, good luck.” said Jack
Edith Sawyer to the three girls who j Carter to himself as he came acrosS a
occupied all the space of her small j letter fot Alice Vinton. “Now I shall J
bedroom, “Do atop your knitting, have a cbunce to sell some Thrift
lluth. for a few minutes, ami let ns j stumps.” Happily be Murted on his ,
plan wlmt we will do. 1 want to eu- I route. Ids mail hug feeling like only
joy every minute of the day ” j half Its Weight on account of that one
"Of coitW’we do.” eehoed ilnrk-eyed ! precious letter.
Minnie. “Some of the boy* we know , Tlie Vinton homestead reached, l»v
will he home for the holiday. Won't . was conscious of rather a strange seu-
it be fun to have a picnic party and 1 *atlon round Ids heart, and after press-
*l« nd the day at the beach?" | lng the lu ll lie hastily drew out his
-Put that Isn’t njtKInq new." ob- : handkerchief to conceal his embar-
JiH-ted Han i. “I spend mead every Sun- | rassment. Iu answer to tlie ring, Alice :
day *t the bench. Let us go Into the appeared, countenance beaming, "and
country." arrayed In a lace cap and blue house j
-But this will Iw different. Hnnet. i dress. To Jack, angel* never eonld lie
We will all take a lunch anil picnic. : More beautiful, rad a* lie handed her
Then we cau dunce aud swim *nd have I the letter be stammeringly inquired “If
lots niorv fun than we could going out “tie wished for more Thrift stamps to-
into the country, where you can only day.”
gnxa at a cew and get Wtten hy moa^nb "No, thank yon.” Alice hastily re-
tro-.. Hesille*. 1 know the boys would piled. “It's a beautiful morning. Isn't |
much rather spend the day where they j tlj- “Vow," aahl Jack, but it la douht-
ran dance and have some fun. Don't j fu| If site heard tlie answer, a* the
you think so, Ruth?" Minnie asked of door had closed and Alice had gone,
a vivacious curly hatred girt, busily Some minute* later. Grace, the
working with knitting needles younger sister, returned from the gro-
“If yon will promise not to toll.” .
sab! Ruth. ral*elilevon*ly. “I will Im- |
Connie's own boudoir, bureau draw -
its aril closet# stood open—sh-? bad
t.-< • n parking and was gone. Hichr
: ri| sank wearily into a chair und rang
if .« a maid; his fears were realized;
1 >’*( he knew Unit he had been hoping
; .ainsf hotie, allowing himself to
{fancy the Impossible—that Connie
n ight st.il have lovi-d him enough to
i luce with him a new beginning of
| things
'Mr*. Byron started to pack lirnn**-
i(lately upon receiving hi* letter." the
; cl Interned him. “Stic had left the
address of her destination if he wished
It."
lttehard caught at the scrap of pi-
per. “Withesdale.” he read in Con-
nie1* writing, and tlu.t was all. He
wrinkled hi* brow ja-rplrxediy, then
sighed. No doubt Wtllowilale w.;s
on « t*\*»r
straight whit* aUotnHit
for In »Lb itrUficiiUst, the aertlon* o'
Tv\i.n w cr«* fru.t U ixtifeht b«
able to itbK irb a conoid* rabk* portion
Tbe (ttetr^ti mot-t interested w* re thr
Ninth, or Parin di«trfet: thr Second
or Util* * i dfetrfrt. and tho Twelfth, oi
Nbvbsou* dimridL
WedWfjtdiry. Vi-uet 14. Admtniiitni
tor t * .'tup?#:# \ an arrangement
witfc fiie appr mat of the United State*
Food .XtliiiiniM; on which alkoww c»l
a 2S per cent imreaee «»n euiear a* pro-
vided iu Stdtm eu: rl to retail pthtr*
ewadifirmaJ that the increase* <*oter«
Loot’••la n) teieoiaua und thirds. The
aarce jwivilete in extended to uaer# of
*wr.i' r on Blatant ant A. or the non-es
•ewtijiJe
Notice wa* immediately aent to the
offi' Tala of the North and South Texan
wholesale grorera association* *o that
the trade rr.ia'nt be informed. a!eo the
Dtotritt and County AdiBlaifftratcw*
Haete ia neee»ear> tn the dt^tributimi
of the ftetoad* aud third* coming to
Tex^e. as* the preaervUig aeaaon end»
on September IS.
J Mai Ion. It was *« small snlmrhnn town
i lu* l»arne<! it*»t for frc*in the city. The
j ; .till at Wifi owe! ale hl« lieti'l
i m hen Hichfiril inquired for the heme of
j < oiiMuin . » father. That treat man s
, umme ujijM arc d to 1 e unUuoun.
**>fr<. H'-r.-n T*fe|i?.rd P«Ved,
j “cnti you direct im to btrf
The agent** face hrlchtened visibly.
‘“White coftagfg" Uc r r»!!c.|, MD(tos*
; the «qu: r< .**
lUchwrd was Milt | r|»hx»d «* he
■ umi d into the garden path lending to
the white <.dLige. It w<ia a very pretty
li;?!.* ie»u**e, with rumUlcr roaes cltoilv*
In*: the venuida pi'far#, but he eould
t»*»t u»d*n*t»md ' hot C» nnie M ion id b«
Mt.’iqf there—and lit lh» cloorwwy who
!i “t hint. Ho pu04 l bre»t1d*‘ft* b**fore
her radiant fact*. Tlo re were mil re-
f»n*rchc*s. surely, la Hint evident Imp*
pi it »**#«
“Cum# ii».” *41 id Connie. 0b« laughed
y.* he hnd rod benni h**r laugh Jdnce
ih *e first jflyms days long ago. Then
ar el .*ht iff h* r luiduii d a wan fare, ah*
put up her arms t»* draw him down to
“Dear,” she murmured, “welcome,
lilts is hfrtjje at *
Rlebanl h**td her <*Toae. “You mean
i •
“That I have never really had a
home,** sidd C.rfwtame. “Always there
were -#er\; ifTc aUmi to order tblng»~-
ganlena ne> well kept to enj«»|r. Here
First War Starrp Bank Built.
The first building In ili* United
Ftates to be erected ,t \\,*r *.jikings
•fampitenk ha* t.o»*o Pipitw* <»Uh«hoiu:i
Oty, tfkla. Every jrit"* f Inn \» r ahd
article of furniture gtvnir the
hank have been d«*9v:>t»>«l i.y Iti:-
ftrui- of the Hty, aiel the u«.»i mh'ii|
erecting the building x» ♦ re puid in baby , (htefw is but «*oc sin.dt ^rvaiit w b«»m I
hsuwle. The buildlnr stand* un «>ne of unler, Richard, und a g»r*ien full
the Ihn-MHwn atrrefs and Ih devoted f ^,lf| (iu|t alone, 1 chose
rtdnslvely to !!>*■ sol* of w*r sniiug* !hjt ^ ,w„ yno wer,
*®S Ihrif* »t*mp* :.w«y. The rest of out f’ini!tore shall
i - •st.i.l. It bus to^n sui h fan to ptnn
tiling- i at. Faihor wanted to help,
t ut I w.tuitTt let him. This 1* imr
ht'iii.—our very own; and mt riili**ul«oa-
j ly ehep. This time thera will tte a
j surplus os the Income aide. Ami dear"
I : ‘.mile smiled irwuuv-ndy -— 'voti
-sM not he *iMThrd ’fid <fl*trslt any
I more or (pve ai.- anxious wondering
1 In an* We are (re**. Richard, wegfcatl
r»»Hy Hve you and 1—»■ tbu t il,, dgf
houvO of WOT.1
’,VHh a gremi cnnieM Richard gazed
deep Into the rfm of hi* wife who had
t Journal a«« felled, while emmberlag roae*
um Mining otaasea a* satenna,.
foi' l niinitig hiis iieen tist.d js ue
eiwetilln* industry lie war Indus’rte*
feioni .iiiissimrit o. July IP. :ttm all
reaaiB.it.le prhMfty of mater’s! nml
anpfdo-s used in gotii prodO' lion wi.i
be given The nctlM was lake* «i
*egor“t of file ’reasurj <!■ p 'm »•>
The •le’iulou wc - ufeapref.-i by ah
■ Ihe+Bi of the prioriU*-* ommluee tn
■ mas that •■r, ywaviM. aMiattanee
wohM I” Ri Si the gw-f ■ ,ne» In oh-
I«irt to you my plans. I made them
Inst w eek!”
“Well. IF* like this.” "aid Rnib. “Hr
ing tired of the city, and all *u. h
amassment*. I ihtWol to spend the
day in the gountry, looking at the
cow, that Minnie said would he there.
As 1 don't like to spend the diiy a.1 one.
1 Invited five very isnigenlal |«*'plo to
go with me. so we are going w take n
lunch. Ktorteurty and spend the day In
the most delightful pliu e that 1 know
of."
Theresivere ha.ks of eonsternntlnn and
nmagement on nil th< girls’ faces. They
lied alwaya considered themselves
Ruth's particular friends, mid now to
lienr they had to-en alighted hy their
favorite for more congenial cowpnnj
made them somewhnt t'hagrlne<l.
“1 didn't menu to offend you girl*."
hastily went on ltuth, "and I'll sure
yon won't lie when I tell jou wy.rvnit-
pnny wiil he Mrs. Morgan’s live Kid-
lets."
‘Mrs. Morgana five children! Are
you crazy, Ruth (Sanborn, to s;« ml your
holiday taking care of Iwhirs?” asked
Minnie.
“No, rot quite crazy. Minnie," rn-
ewerisl Ruth, lanchlng; “t ut. you see,
i knew Mr*. Morgan wanted very HOP h
to see her youngest hr« llier. who is lit
t amp--. so 1 Jus; suggested to her
that she and hobby should motor to
the camp and 1 would take tip’ fhll-
dr. n. (ijeliidin* tsihy Robert, and spend
the day Iu tho oHiolrv. She was so
grateful that 1 wuBdeaed I l.idn’l
thought of it hefore."
Tlie astonished girls vviUehivl Ruth
disappear through the open door, and
then, w lien the door w as Hosc.l, voiced
tle lr sentiment*.
“I don't knew whet nil* her. She hns
Teen rather imauiy ever since tlie
lilglil she was resrtu*! fnan the fire
hy that young roan, and site doesn't
even know h!« mime or hasn’t »een
liioi si ore,” commented Hazel. ^
“I guess she Is dreaming of finding
him some day," added Edith rather itur,
rustically.
Thursday dawned bright and Clenr,
a P-guliir July tiny, and eight o'clock
found Hmh engaged In helping Mr*.
Morgan dress the children, who were
till excited nt upending the day in Hie
country with “Annt Rath," n* they
called her.
The place Itnlli hail chosen for tlie
outing wit* ad that she had iliArrllied
to the girls. The day passed quickly,
end as Siam ns the long shaihiws begun
to nopctir the six happy picnicker-,
with the empty lunch laiskH. started
for home. When they were In sight of
the rend Ruth wns surprised to «oe *
large i ntomohlle stop, eviiientiy wait-
ing for them.
The two older children hurried on
ahead, atul Ruth soon heard tlielr erica
of “Uncle Jack ! Furle Jack!" anil aaw
f! m affectlonnlely greeted hy a large
lima In uiiiforiu. Her lienrl tieguii to
Inn! uncranfortnt.ly fast. Where hnd
she seen him before? Instantly her
thnnght* (lew hick six monih* to u
burning building and to a young man
who hail found her lost and groping
her way In the smoke, led her carefully
ont hnd then, a* «onn a* she was safe.
•Hsai'fieored. Like In a dream she
heard little Mary say. "Thla is I’ncte
Jack, He came book with mamma
and hns come to take na home, Aunt
Ttnth."
"I suiqatse we are pni|a*rty Intro-
dn.vd,” said Flute .tack, smiling, and
then. II* he took Ruth1* proffered hnnd.
"My little girl of the Are!" he *x-
clidnn-d.
“And you are my knight, who dlaap-
peare*l *o qui. kly I didn't even thank
ymt." said Ruth.
“f had to." replied Jack, "lug If y«Wl
won't object I'll promise not lo hurry
away again."
Ruth •lid not idles t, aa her t-tuehluf
face told.
— Pay the President -
A Puce.
“Jlhway'* favorite remark 1*. 'WhuF*
doing In Wall Mm< today?""
“Mo It I*.'' replesl Mr. Twohhle, lu
disgusttones. "And It's riotiouu In
the world ‘rot e MMy affectation, iu-
iettderl to Impreoa anyone w ho ha
to overhear him,"
“Of course Jlhway never bought *
dirtte of Mock tn ltia life. For all WaM
•HI ask 'How'# the rajah of
Birmingham Age Hcrald. (
i, r» to find Aliis* much depressed. ;
t pwi inquiry she confessed it was all
on account of Jnek e'artir and Thrift
stump*.
"1 bought four from him last week
Just because 1 wn# ashamed tb refuse
him. lie says «e should he paliiotie 1
aud *ave for Cuclc Ham, und while 1 ;
agree with him, 1 |eel that mother's !
dm lor hill should !«• sitthsi first; but 1
of enrse I could nm tell him that. The
next time I see him coining I shut! have
the door open so lie can throw ihe mull |
in the ball, ns I ennuot refuse trim
again.”
"No. Alice," said Grace empliattcolly, !
“we can't dn llmt. We'll have to think j
up some way to save the money, for j
wlille it l* for a mighty g»mi purpose, j
we are saving that much for our* ;
setve*.’’
Grace started lu r honsework wliile j
Alice left for her office, each promisin'.' i
to think up some way out of the dlfii- j
cully. AI noon they compared plan*. J
Grace's imm to fix over iheir Inst yeaF* j
lints, wlille Ali*v‘s was to hold aa cup |
broidery sale. "'Vim know, Grace, there
Is the roae sofa pillow that 1 made dur-
ing the wilder, we cottld sell chances
on Hint, and thou I have u new idea
too; I (bull get uotne wldte stnlu rib-
bon and embroider miniature* service
th.gs to be ustvl ns book markers, which
w e will sell for 25 cents apiece.” Won-
derful! wonderful! exclaimed Grace,
P.tisy days followed for the Ylnlon
girls; lnvilaliuiis were aent to nil their
friends and industriously both worked
arranging chance <urds and embroider-
ing book-marks.
The great night finally arrived. Alice,
r cheek* i:gln\\ from Ihe excitement
of tlie evening, loolud perfectly beauti-
ful in a neat pink flowered muslin
dress uml a few liny pink rosebud*
tucked among Ice rich brown curls.
Grace was equally us attractive in n
snow white iiiiidln dress, with dainty
blue Imiwn on Isilh Npron ami rap. gnjly
. hatting to enj;h one u* she busily
M'rveil teu und cookies. "Every Is.ok-
mark sold and only two eliauee* re-
iniduing.” Alice annoiinivsl triumph- |
rntly. “I'll lake them both," raid Jaek I
Carter, and fol him they were lucky !
chance*, f<*r tlie very last one drew
ili« much-coveted pillow. Duncing in
tlie -pm. .us dining rootu was then en-
joyed unlit a tale hour.
“We'll call Jack in Monday morning,'*
raid Aliee. "if he Inis uo mail for us,
and bow proudly we shall pmeliase
Hiree Irig War Hailugs slumps, and Ilia
remainder we will put Inlo Thrift
stamp*."
“And a banner to hung In the win-
dow, too,” added Grace, who believed
lu advertising their good fortune.
Monday inurnlug came and with it
the postman. Alice, ail radiant, asked
for the desired stamp*. Jack'* heart
bent so fast he could scarcely euliu him-
self. so completely surprised was he at
limbing such n trig sale tn Alice. ‘T il
In lug them Hits evening,” said Jack,
“if job will he ut home, as I have Bold
all 1 hud with me tills morning.”
“All right," answered Alice. “I shall
he here.”
That evening, after nellllng tlm
stamp transaction. Jack still remained,
mill Grace, feigning Illness, retired
quite early, leaving AUee and himself
alone. loading the way lo Hie ranch
hammock, Jack'* arm stole lovingly
around her. Hufelj se. I tided by a thick
ncitlng of wistaria. Jack gently drew
her bead to bi* shoulder, as he softly
whispered, “Alice, I have loved you
since the day* we used to travel to
school together; ahd how hnppy 1 was
tn win Tbe prite at yodr |iariy. made by
your own denr hand*! A *Hlt greater
prize I am going tn a«k f**r tonight,
swreefheart, and that i» Jn*l yourself.
Am I tbe fortunate wlanei thi* time?"
autiouidy asked Jack, a* he pressed
her still closer to hiuraeif faintly.
A lira murmured "ye* C ahd they bolt.
. lasts*I <s. h other tn a lo' lag em-
brace.
This is what happens when you
travel with tires under-inflated
INSTEAD of resilient action and even dis-
1 tribution of the load, the tires are brutally
cramped between the road and the rim.
Correct inflation preventsTradue flexing of
the side-walls. It also prevents separation
of the tire carcass from the tyead, which
causes the so-called “loose treads.”
Let our experts inspect your tires. I
Let us give you our correct inflation chart
so you will know how many pounds of air
to have for the tires on your car.
PACE GOLDEN, DISTRIBUTOR
$2.00 Round Trip
(HATE INCLUDES WAR TAX) ,
WACO TO DALLAS
SUNDAY. SEPT. 1st
via INTERURRAN
Good only on car*
leaving Waco 5:30
6:30, 7:30 and 8:30
Limetfd return
date of sale.
See
L B. BOONE
Agent at West
lur further particular!
PUUUU SHOULD GET
CHEAPER MEAT NOW
HOUSEWIVES COVISEO TO 01
MANO BEEF DRESSING BELOW
47S POUNDS.
Such Beef Can Be S*ld for Leee Than
Heavier Cut*—Wholeeom*, of Good
Quality and Government
lnepv-t«d.
Qul.-kly tbe evening hours flow by, ?***"e
1-randng of tb* fmura end plnnntng ,)ow „„,a ft,
for ih,* happy da** u, e.we Goiirt.l.ti r'^ “ r, h„|B4 -
Ratty Alira mid bow they badobralhed fwrBtn .0 !ha ret!h-
the iiiMir) for Hus stamps, nth Jaek
w«a ‘■orprlscd aw I ddlghted heyoud
word*. Lucky etauR-* for «*»•” *eld
Jack, a* he *e»“ her a grea bt* hug
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*
Ilouacwlve* * bn hate bran aciii-
turned to purchase beef from henvin
weight earcesse-s should now he ab)< 1
to buy «t much loaer price* than i j
average which hss ruled during Ih* [
past year if they observe tho Fis.d A
ministration's request to demand Im
from cattle which dress below 4? I
pound* per head
Th* Food Adminieiratiuis state* Hu
the lights eight cattle *re now movin'
rapidly to market, lb* producer*
the Southwest rude*coring to d!*po.« i
nf them before they «uff»r from the , j
feet* of Ion* continued drouth
Heavy steers are being sold in Kant
ern fnest renters tor tH lo IJ? per
109 pounds: good steer*, somewhat
lighter In weight, al 124 lo IKS; We
dium weight steer* at It* to 121. and
lightweight steer* at W lo It*
While price* are not uniform
throughout the country, it wit! ha
tana.! that thi* ratio will rut* tn pra.
tie ally e**fy market M**i market,
which formerly rui IS* beef .an >•'-
vtonelr give tjiefr pa'rrm* the t.enofu
of »nrh a wide dlffereme in first
Sailing itgt’i - ut* bought at |14 to It*,
i here should >.* a -ate la! reduction
below th* -ellitig price ol medt bough
at I2«
Tb- Food .droirifatration hpRerw
ihat It* reque.it *or ic .-umjiiUm «d tbe
light canie will uoi aatj uo m • U
heer* dt# ' *
FORDS
Come early and
get your choice.
6NS
Hand
econ<
Fortik tu
31 plants
goveriu
Bargain
tns his
to the
nt.
SEE
COBB & SMITH
At Went Bank
or JOHN GAiDUSEK
Hi* Bread Fan Na Wash damn.
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The West Weekly News and Times. (West, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, August 30, 1918, newspaper, August 30, 1918; West, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth588486/m1/4/: accessed July 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting West Public Library.