The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 174, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 24, 1914 Page: 10 of 14
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HOUSTON DAILY POST: THURSDAY MOItNlNG SEPTEMBER 24 Mil.
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growing feet Patent Gun Metal
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$1.25 to $4.00
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Telephone Courtesy
YYHEN you talk over the tele-
phone speak in well modu-
lated tones Be as courteous to
the operator and the party you are
ailing as if you were talking with
them "face to face'
"The voice with the smile wins."
TILL OMtiODY.
I Lot ma toll you aomathinf comrade.
That I vo learned aiona- the way:
If the blessings that life bring you
With each swiftly pasting day
Seem aa hardly worth the counting
Since so small are they oo few
Tou can double them by sharing
With the comrade next to you.
Have you heard a kind word spoken
To another In hia need?
Tall your neighbor about it.
And the little simple deed
Will make warm your heart In telling
Ana tne hearts of those wno hear
Will be gladdened by their knowledge.
Ana their lives win share its cheer.
O the Uttle wayside blessings
That we squander every day!
If we shared them 'with each other
They would glorify the way.
They would grow as 'neath the sunshine
flowers in summer days unfold
Till each one of them had blossomed
Into bleastngs manifold.
Eben E. Rex ford.
CALENDAR FOR THE DAY.
Meeting of Fairview Civic club.
Mrs. N. L. Caaperaon'a card party for
Mrs. C. A. Caaperaon and Mlaa Zllktr
Covington -Brouletta Wedding.
Last evening at 7:30 o'clock at Liberty
Avenue Baptist church a pretty wedding
was solemnised uniting in marriage Miss
Monta Covington daughter of Mrs. Car
rie Covington to Charles Broulette the
ceremony being performed by Rev. Robert
Carroll In the presence of relatives and
friends.
An unusual color motif of pink yellow
and blue was effectively developed in the
church decorations and gowns of the at-
tendants to the bride the latter including
Miss Mary James bridesmaid and little
Misses Mabel Covington. Virginia Wll-
kins Tennle Pearl Spencer Carrie Lurile
Turner and Margaret and Mary Lou tiil-
more. The attendants to the groom in
cluded S. T. -Mallett best man and
Messrs. Walter Chapman and John Bow
ers ushers while Master Morris Gilmore
served as ringbeareri
Preceding the entrance of the bridal
party Mrs. J. L. Short sang very sweetly
for iou which was followed by Lohen
grin's Bridal Chorus played by Mrs.
Turner the bride's sister.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
white satin with lace overdress and veil
of tulle adjusted with wreath of orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet of Bride
roses and fern.
The bridesmaid wore a dainty lingerie
dress and carried an arm cluster of golden
glow.
The little ring oearer was attired in a
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FELL OUT
BY HANDFULS
Scalp Itched All the Time. Could
Not Sleep. Nearly Lost All of
Hair. Used Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. Head All Healed.
handsome whit embroidered suit and the
alx little flower girls wore pretty lingerie
two carrying gananas 01 pins
rosea two goMaa glow and two garlandr
of blu blossoms each maid with a notion
sash to match the hue of tha garland.
A abort reception to the member of
the bridal party and family was hold at
the homo of the bride's mother after the
ceremony after which the bride donned a
traveling suit of dark blue' cloth with hat
to harmonise Mr. and Mrs Broulette
leaving for a abort trip to the Interior of
the State.
They will W at home after September
s at mi JtcK.ee street.
Miscellaneous Shower.
A prettily appointed hospitality of
yesterday was the miscellaneous shower
given In tha afternoon by Mrs. L. A
Godbold In compliment to Miss Ruth
Thomas a prospective October bride.
A rainbow motif was effectively fea
tured throughout the afternoon great
clusters or golden rod forming the prin
cipal norai embellishment to the rooms.
The game of hearts preceded the shower
scores being kent on dalntv hand-Daint-
ed tallies while for high and low score
a pretty fern dish and a copy of "At
the Foot of the Rainbow" were given
f or the shower the honoree was bidden
to find the end of a huite rainbow made
of long streamers which ended in the
proverbial "pot of gold" on the outside
at least while within the big receptacle
were found a miscellaneous assortment of
attractive gifts.
A delicious cream course was served.
the hostess being assisted during the
afternoon by Mrs. W. H. Lloyd.
In addition to the honor guest those
participating in the event included
Mesa am es
Ames
Glover
Wiselogle
Lawrence
W. T. Carter
Lynn Gripon
Misses
Barrow
Held
Bonita Armstrong
Floydene Kuhlman
Gaines
Grace Quay
Winter Davis
Hattie Harless
Agnes Kattman
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SUPERIOR DELIVERY-PHONEORDERS
If you cannot come down just Phone your
order. Our quick delivery service will do the
rest
EXCELLO BLEND COFFEE Tastes like
50c but is always 30c a pound.
YARD EGGS Strictly fresh laid 30c a doz.
WHITE OAK CREAMERY BUTTER 35c
lb. 2 lbs. 65c.
FRESH KILLED POULTRY Hens and
Fryers. Preston 4121 or 920.
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" I had been suffering for about six months
with Itching of the scalp. It began by my
scalp breaking out In sores
which itched all tha time.
I hadn't any peace and I
would lie in bed and couldn't
sleep on account of tha itch-
ing. My hair fell out by
handfuls. It was thin and
didn't (row at all; I nearly
lost all my hair. I
"I used at least a dosea
remedies and nothing seemed
to do me any good. I saw Cuticura Soap
and Ointment advertised in the paper and
sent for a sample. I used them about four
tunes and saw that my hair stopped coming
out. So I bought a cake of Cuticura Soap
and a box of Cuticura Ointment and In two
months my head was all healed and my hair
started to grow and I haven't had any
trouble since." (Signed) Mrs. Lillie War-
dell. Jan. 2 1014.
Samples Free by Mail
It is so easy to get rid of akin troubles
by oaing Cuticura Soap exclusively and a
little Cuticura Ointment occasionally that It
Is a pity not to do so In all cases of pimples
redness roughness ltchlngs and Irritations.
A single set is often sufficient when all else
falls. Although Cuticura Soap (2c.) and
Cuticura Ointment (60c.) are sold by drug-
gists everywhere a sample of each with 32-p.
Skin Book will be sent .'reo upon request.
Address: "Cuticura. Dept. T Boston."
Southwestern University
GEORGETOWN TEXAS
Located in a beautiful old college town that is free from
the temptations distractions and great expense of life in the
city. The oldest strongest and best equipped school in Texas
Methodism.
Parents having sons and daughters to enter in college are
invited to investigate Southwestern. Tuition and cost of liv-
ing as low as is consistent with the advantages offered.
Departments of Pedagogy Fine Arts etc. Dormitories
modern and complete.
Session 1914-1915 opens September 29 1914.
For catalog bulletins of all departments etc. address
REGISTRAR SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY.
Georgetown Texas.
Tea
Services
Whether your taste de-
mands perfectly plain en-
graved or with period
ornamentation you will
find a splendid selection
in our store. We invite
your inspection.
Surprise Luncheon
Mrs. Jack Powers was hostess yester
day of a charmingly planned little lunch
eon given in honor of her mother Mrs.
V . hippie and in observance of
tne latter e twenty-fifth wedding anni
versary.
the affair was a delightful surmise
to the honoree. who had no intimation
of Mrs. Powers' plans and covers for
six were placed on a table very lovely
i decoration and appointment.
At the center of the hand-drawn and
embroidered cloth rested a wedding cake.
beautifully ornamented in lavender and
decorated with fern. At Mrs. Whipple's
place lay a lovely bride's bouquet of
roses and tiny lavender blooms and at
tne otner plates were pretty old-fashioned
bouquets of white asters and fern
tied with white ribbon.
The lavender motif was emnhnaized in
the nut receptacles and menu served and
tnose enjoying the event included:
Mesdames
r. W. Whipple Henry Robinson
John Hanlgan Fred Dexter
Edwards Frank Wolcott
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Quests for Musical Tea.
Mrs. Jack Powers who will entertain
with a musical tea on Friday afternoon
from 4 to oclock in comDllment to
Miss Hazel Hawkins a bride-elect nf
October will have as her guests in addi-
tion to the honoree:
Misses
Cecil Hawkins- Helen Milroy
arnetl Koninson Laura Brace
Marlbeile Hamilton Erna Schmidt
Ella McKinney Clementine Risley
Gladys Corbett
Mesdames
G. W. Hawkins G. J. Robinson
Harry Van De Mark Aug Nlcolal
Frank Eller H. S. Webber
John McCraney John Hanlgan
D. Atchison V. C. Van Liew
Charles Brace Pat Buvens
Leonard Craig C. E. Oliver
J. T. Boyle Col ley
J. A. Spencer W. A. Renn
V. E. Bennett H. C. Ketchum
E. A. Taylor T. A. Pendarvis
C. A. McKinney Henry Robinson
Atlanta Hospitalities.
(From the Atlanta American.)
Mrs. William 8tates Jacobs of Houston
Texas will return home Wednesday after
a visit to Mrs. Thornwell Jacobs in Ans-
ley Park. Mrs. Jacobs has shared hon-
ors at a series of informal parties with
Mrs. W. S. Camp of Boston throughout
her visit. Mrs. Camp will remain sev
eral weeks longer with Mrs. Jacobs.
(From the Atlanta Constitution.)
About 150 guests enjoyed the tea
given yesterday afternoon at the Druid
Hills Golf club.
The tables were placed on the terrace
ana decorated with brlght-hued zinnias.
asters and other fall flowers.
: Among those entertaining was Mrs.
i Thornwell Jacobs who Invited her visit -I
ors to meet Mrs. TV. 8. Camp of Boston
I and Mrs. Jacobs of Houston Texas.
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I San Antonio Hoanitalltv.
(From the San Antonio Express.)
Mrs. M. Duparon Beaublen 'of Houston
entertained Vith a matinee party at the
Majestic Friday afternoon in honor of
Mlsr Ruth Harris. Following the mat
inee Mrs. Beaublen was hostess at i
luncheon at Wolf & Marx's. Bankets of
regina corona formed effective table dec-
orations ami miniature baskets of bon-
bons were given as plate favors. The
place cards were featured with hand-
painted designs ir pink. The honor
guest was presented with a beautiful
bride's book by the hostess. The guests
Included Miss Harris. Miss Mae Coltrane.
Mesdames Fred S. Hall J. A. Cook and
Joe Farris.
Heard. Colquitt.
The appended invitation has been re-
ceived In Houston:
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. John Wll-
Today's Rare Bargains
There is a reason why our Thursday's Sales' are so popular.
We do not use it as a clearance day for soiled or undesirable mer-
chandise. But a day when such merchandise as we know is needed in
every home is offered AT A SPECIAL PRICE for this ONE PAY ONLY.
Those who have waited for this weekly event will not be disappointed
in the VALUES offered for TODAY.
7jc Apron Gingham ir navy
blue only. All size checks. C.
Today only yard UC
1xAc Outing Flannel both light
and medium colors in checks
and plaids. Today only C-
yard C
c$$c Outing Flannel in stripes
checks and plaids. To- M flfl
day only 14 yards for ipliUU
60c White Mercerized Napkins
hemmed ready for use. Size
14x14. Today only JO.
dozen HOC
15c
25c Artesia Soap
Cream and Powder.
Today only
each
15c One Pound Pack-
age 20-Mule Team Bor-
ax. Today only
package wu
50c 'bottle Lambert's
Listerine 8 ounce bot
tle. Today
only
15c Lazells Talcum
Powder Massatta and
Field Violets. 1.
Today only box lib
32c
$1.49 Ladies' House Dresses.
Materials of Gingham and Per-
cale. Made with long tunic
skirt. Trimmed in white pi
que collar and cuffs finished
with pipings and buttons.
Today only
$1.50 Ladies' Prineess Slips of
Cambric and Nainsook. Trim-
med in lace or embroidery. A
good wearing garment. Values
up to $1.50. Today
only
$3.50 Children's Rubberized
Sateen Raincoats with Cap to
matcn. colors navy
and red. Today only.
98c
49c
VvO-p VCf
$2.98
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Ladies' Rain Coats and Hats
We are now showing a beautiful line of Ladies' Cravenette Mohair
Rubberized Silk and Linen Rain Coats in Tan Gray Navy and Black.
Prices ranging from $L98 to $15.00.
Ladies' Rain Hats in Sailors' Tarns and Turbans in- Tan Navy and
Black. Prices from 50c to $1.50.
We Give Green Trading Stamps On AD Cash Purchases
Foley Brothers Dry Goods Co.
Brazos Cafe OEllgM
AT CAFE SAUTEfl
Mr. Arthur R. Hill
High Class Bntartalnar and Cabaret
Inger.
Every Evening 7 to t O'clock.
REuTFOSTTVAMlDSTHEYWinrFAY:
OIRLS BE BEAUTIFUI Bend Me for
Jar of Mrs. MeCormlck'a Beauty Cream
It promotes and perfects that irresistible
charm a beautiful complexion. Use It
and Improve your complexion and be
charming laay agents wanted. KKH-
HUM DRUQ CO Waco
the women cf the church this afternoon
from 3:30 until 5:30 at the church. All
women are cordially invited.
Treble Clef Club Meeting.
The next meeting of the Treble Clef
club will be held on Monday afternoon
t 3 o'clock at the Lutheran parish hall
215 Texas avenue.
Fairview Civic Club.
The Fairview Civic club will meet this
afternoon at 4.30 with Mrs. J. F. Gull-
martin. 31 Huntington avenue.
Society Personals.
Carter Tannlll left Monday evening for
a trip to New York.
Miss Dorothy Robins has returned from
a short visit In Dallas.
Mrs. H. Small and daughter. Fay. of
San Antonio are visiting Mrs. S. T. Had-
dun.
Miss Florence Holly after a two years'
course at the Kice institute left Mon-
day for Aifltin to enter the State univer
sity.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown and
daughter Virginia have returned from a
delightful summer's sojourn in North
Carolina.
Mrs. William States Jacobs and son
Slates Jr. are expected home this week
after a delightful summer spent in South
Carolina and Georgia.
Mrs. L. T. Noyes has returned from a
delightful bummer at Cloudcroft and is
located for the winter with Major and
Mm. J. H. Tre.evant 3302 Fannin street.
While at Cloudcroft Mrs. Noyes enter
tained for several weeks the family of
her nephew . W. Kirkland of San Antonio.
Mrs. Kd C. Smith and Miss Lydia
Smith have teturned after a very enjoy
able summer spent in the North ami
I.ast the itinerary including visits in
Chicago the great lake region. Lake
Champlain Lake George Thousand
Islands Montreal rew lorn ana otner
points. Making Boston their headquar-
ters ihey made delightful tours through
the near mountains. The return trip was
made via the Comus to New Orleans
Mrs. Smith and Miss Smith being accom
punted by the former's niece. Miss Elfie
Skinner who remained' in New Orleans
to enter Sophia Newcomb college.
WILL MAKE TEST RUN OF
100 MILES ON LOW GEAR
Start Will Be Made From Houston
Thursday Morning in Frank-
lin Automobile.
r
Making 100 miles In low gear Is the feat
which will be staged Thursday by the
Houston agency of Franklin automobiles.
Kdna has been selected as the destina-
tion for this run and the car will leave
Houston Thursday morning at 6 o'clock.
This test Is ono of the most trying and
unusual that has ever been attempted
by an automobile concern. It is being
tried here together with the same test
by every Franklin agency throughout
the country. Each firm handling this car
will make the run and each route has
been selected and marked for the trip.
The car will carry representatives ol
the local agency and a representative of
the automobile department of The Post
Leaving Houston the first stage of the run
will be into Richmond and Rosenberg.
Here it is likely that the detour by way
of Wallls and East Benarrt will be forced.
The car will then go on through Wharton
El Campo and Ganado.
This is the first time that such a test
has been tried In Houston and much In
terest has been shown by the automobile
ran in me outcome.
SCOUTS TO HAVE CHANCE
TO SEE TRAVEL PICTURES
Youngsters in Uniform to Be Onests
of Post Friday Night at
Prince.
Get in line Boy Scouts it's some treat
that The Post Is going to give you at
klnson Heard request the pleasure of your I the Prince theater next Friday night.
company at the marriage of their niece
Josephine Elisabeth to Rawlins Murrell
Colnultt. on Wednesday evening. October
7 at 8 o'clock at St. Paul's church San J "r'1(i
ception at the house No. 4 Fort Sam
Houston.
Natatorlum Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Eliott Cage Misses
It's free absolutely free and every Boy
Scout in Houston will have the oppor-
tunity to nee the "eighth wonder" of the
The Post has arranged with the
manager of the Prince theater to enter-
tain the boys at an exhibition of the
noted Lyman H. Howe "Travel Festival."
This Includes the pictures of the
Panama canal recently completed.
The pictures really are wonderful.
L'.. V . . . . V . 1. . . . i .
Etleen Lovejoy Agnes Boblnson. Pearl J J ;? Zna'a
Hamilton and Stella Giraud and Messrs.
J. P. Houstoun V. G. Felnd Lillo Craln
and Dan Kemper will form the personnel
be enthused when he sees them
As you sit In your seat at the theater
you will Imagine that you are on a
of an informal natatorlum party at the Miip going through the canal made noisi-
uie oy me greatest engineering project
ever realized.
Over 3000000 people have seen these
Heights this evening.
Reception to Bride-Elect.
The hospitalities arranged for Miss
Haxel Hawkins whose marriage to H. W.
Kevin will be an October event Include
a reception to be given by Mrs. E. A.
Taylor and Mrs. Harry Van Demarlt at
pictures in the leading theaters of the
country and at the conclusion of the pic-
tures the general expression was: "The
best the-most wonderful pictures I ever
saw."
Aside from the interesting and Instruc
tive Panama canal pictures there are just
the former's home on Tuesday afternoon as great pictures of the most beautiful
spots in Italy Switzerland France Egypt
Sic'.ly tha CascaTn mountains and Yellow-
from 4 to 6 o'clock.
Montrose School Mooting.
All those interested in Montrose school
are Invited to meet this afternoon at 2
o'clock at the Houston Land corpora-
tion building when plans for a mothers'
club and other features will be dis-
cussed. Luncheon for Bride-Elect
Among the hospitalities planned for
Miss Clara Fisher whose marriage to
Gustavo Rosenfield haa been announced
for October 4 will be a. luncheon to be
given by Mist Lucile Wolf on Monday.
Loyal Woman' Blbl Class.
The Loyal Woman's Blbl class of the
Central Christian church will entertain
stone park and many others
Then too If the Boy Scouts care for
cartoon pictures they will be entertained
by the funniest antics in black and white
subject that have ever been produced.
Mr. Howe was the Inventor of these nlc-
t u res.
The only requirement Is that the Bnv
Scouts wear their uniform and get their
tickets from the various scout masters.
Land Partition Suit Filed.
(Houston Port Sptcial)
CORSICANA Texas September 21. A
partition suit ha 'been filed in the dis
trict court here by Mrs. Cora Parker et al
vs. Isaao Robert et aL which Involves
land in this and other counties of the
Stat valued at 1S1.760.
I. 0. 0. F. LODGE ELECTION.
Robert Daniel of Georgetown Was
Made Grand Sire.
(Ji'ociated Pritt Rtport.t
ATLANTIC CITT. N. J.. September 23.
In one of the most spirited contests of
Its history the sovereign grand lodge of
Odd Fellows tonight elected J. R. A.
Robertson of Oklahoma denutv s-ranrt
sire with F. C. Mowdy of Colorado and
Joseph Oliver of Ontario giving htm a
close race until the last ballot. Robert
Daniel of Georgia was elected grand sire;
John B. Goodwin of Maryland grand sec
retary and Colonel M. Richard Muckle
of Philadelphia grand treasurer.
San Francisoo was chosen as next
year's convention city.
The grand lodge refused by a close vote
to reduce tne age limit of admission Into
the order.
SECURITIES CO. RECEIVER.
Wilmington Trust Company Was
Named by Court.
iAtsociattd Press Report.)
WILMINGTON. Del. September 13.
Chancellor Curtis has appointed the Wil-
mington Trust company receiver for the
Securities Company of North America a
Delaware corporation with chief offices
In Wilmington. The receiver Is required
to file a bond of 11000000 because $800-
000 in cash Is Involved. The receivership
followed voluntary dissolution due ac-
cording to the bill filed In the court of
chancePory to the general business conditions.
WHY MODERN WOMEN'S HAIR IS
GETTINQ THIN By Mdm. Bgwpri
OO YOU WANT TO
BORROW MONEY?
If you do
K. H. CAWTHOfl
THE UPSTAIRS
BROKER
1 lokn money on any mail
article tnat I can put in my car.
Diamond Loans
My Specialty
My interest rate is aoout ona-
third what other broker chargs.
All loana atrictly confidential.
All Diamond loans 1 bad at
my former location are now at
my office and can be redeemed
any time.
OO YOU WANT TO
DIAMOND?
BUY A
If so come and let me ahow you
what I have In unredeemed
pledge. I can sell you a dia-
mond for less than wholetalt
cost and guarantee it aa repre-
sented or your money back
K. H. CAVVTHOII
THE UPSTAIRS
DIAMOND BROKER.
Room 626 First Nat'l Bank Bldj
For Good Work
ForQuickl'Jork
PATRONIZE
MODEL
LAUNDRY
Dry Cleaners and Dyers
Wigs switches curling tongs artificial
waving singeing etc. have combined
to ruin the hair of many women so
there is decidedly an Increase in bald-
ness. But proper care will develop heavy
beautiful hair upon any head. In wish-
ing the hair do not use a makeshift
which may remove more than the excess
oil leaving the hair dangerously dry but
use something which is made for sham-
pooing only. A perfectly safe econom-
ical' invigorating shampoo that makes
the hair so fluffy It seems much heavier
than it Is can be had by dissolving
a teaspoonful canthrox whlqh every good
druggist sells. In a cup of hot water.
This mixture cleaseg gently yet thor-
oughly removing all dandruff excess oil
and dirt giving to the scalp and hair
the vigor that Insures scalp-health and
hair beauty. Canthrox shampoos make
the head feel good make the hair look
good are very beneficial where hair Is
faded dull or brittle and the regular
use of canthrox will greatly enrich tha
color of the hair and give beautiful gloss
aod softness
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