The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, September 16, 1921 Page: 4 of 8
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JUNCTION EAGLE
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VI per over will l*r
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.» a|>|ii) to nil state educational
»'fttitution»
The above Htateme.it i* by
Mr. Popr of Nueces county, the
mem tier of the Texas House of
“ roentatives that introduc-
and lead the fight for an
■ndtnent to all appropriation
» that would require mone>
h* upend for exactly the pur*
p* for which the appropria-
tion* were made. I’he editor
of the Kagle voter! and worked
for these amendment* and be-
neves that the vast majority
of the people over the state,
who understand them, are in
favor of them.
I.AIMES ATTENTION
Anti
Ml Ml
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hat*
A yard
from
id*’ into
fall hat
sk hats,
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Dresses with
('all morning?
11 o'clock.
jr urea* can
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See my trim*
t* of (Jag* and
lie glad to order
Lining coats
s a spec laity.
iat» to match,
iietween 10 and
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MISSIONARY NOTES.
Tired business men m some
of our cities are taking to ballet
dancing in order to acquire that
At the regular business meet-^willowly appearance
«!•*» Mil Mll*r
Subscription,. . .$1.60 per year
Notice of church entertain-
ments whree a charge of ad-
mission is made, obituaries,
cards of thanks, resolutions of
respect and all matters not
news, will be charged for at the
regular rates.
Elsewhere in this issue we
publish accounts of raids by
prohibition officers, around
Brownwood and New Brauns- ar.v meeting which will meet on
fels. We recall the days and ins Fnda>' l*fore the 2nd Sunday _
a manner the qualities of the aRfl on Friday beforp >>rd andj When you have your car re-
vinous products of New, l,il Sunday’s meet to sew fwr ingi*t on getting Genuine
Braunsfels especially and aee our faM ™i7**r: . M Ford Barts.- Many garages are
now that we have been under a Ue tak‘‘ th‘* opportunity of haml)i imitation Ford Parts
misaprehension of facts, for »**gmg the ladies of the M. E. whjch can b much
........ - v, .urch one and all to lets go to , .. . ..
, . . , . ... cheaper than the genuine Ford
work in earnest and make this ^
Bazaar the bifweut yet. 1 arts but are, !,ell,n'f.them at
If each lady will .five one the I,r,ces of *enam* »mrt*
niece of work ju»t think what thua makin,r an extra b,E pro'
e would have fit at y°ur expe"8®-
Want to also note that our Genuine Ford parts are only
iny of the Womans Missionary ^ who est.ape9 criti-
S.xiety. held Friday at the M ^ i# „ot „ writer. He is
E. Church it was decided to. ,
combine our business and liter-1 ^
Ford Owners Attention.
we thought they had quit the (->urch one and a11 to let* «° to
{ !onpr ago.
a Editor has recently re-
ceived a communication that
runs like this: In making your
will kindly bear in mind that the , ”w,,t llJ n,JS', LnHl ou* sold t’hrouirh the various Ford
- . . literary program tor the month 0(1 wnrou«n ine various roru
"T^MM^( h,i2.tt* wC',etyr,8l'' 11 ,a* in connection with our branch“ and al1 ttarayres can
th? Preventionif winE meeti'"-' on Friday Sept.! buy them U>rou«rh the Ford
Animals,” etc., and bhen in or-'“ird> pr°Eram a,,<l plac" to .bej but they «" "ot buy
nounced later. them from any of the regular
Lets all keep in mind and wholesale houses.
Ragland’s To the beat service out
the"lenjrth“and soun7‘of ‘ The'0,1 Friday ^pt 16th a‘ 2:00 of your Ford Car you should
‘ sew for the Bazaar, 1st meet- ms,*t OT) getting what you are
g of the season. - entitled to, and that is, part*
-- q ’’fit are made by the Ford
der to impress the proposition
more firmly on our mind they
give a Form of Bequest. From' * ‘,s" ’ ‘ L
name, we expose our ignorance,
and take a guess , that its a
mighty good thing to leave mo-
ney for and we will lie glad to
______ _ _ ____ Our overcoats, mackinaws Motor Co- for Ford car-
keep the society in mind when lilu* ‘H^«vp skin coats are just quality oi (.enuine I*okL
we make our will, but if the v you need for fall and win- 1R as F°‘>d as human
“present’’ continues to run into ter wear. (Jet yours now while l,ra!ns and hand.- (‘an make
the “future’’ too far, we doubt you can take choice of a com-! ^eni am* are s<dd as cdieaP as
If we will be able to do any plete stock. they can be sold and when the
thing except keep them on our phillin Josenh time comes that the>' can he!
TDind. ' ____ made cheaper without sacrific-
- Mil Building Costs (Jo Still infftthequality .Henry Ford will
Corpus Christ.’, Texas, Aug-* Cower Than Thov Are make them* We know from our
ust 30.—"This is the fight I Today? * own tests and experience tftiatl
made. I am glad I made it and -1 imitation parts will not standj
I want to go to the legislature Some people think they will, with Genuine Ford parts and
long enough to see the proposi- ’ aRy others think they will not. vou ^‘nd you will in-
tion for wnich I fought at the The fact is no body knows. >our car troubles and ex-1
session just completed, written d ' tiinj? every one knows: pense using any other kind
’;to law, as to all institutions waiting for lower costs, you mat ter what some Slick
and departments,’ declared a:c spending something more salesman might tel you.
Representative W. E. Pope to- valuable than the money you W* handle only Genuine
day, following nii return fromir a-v savf‘. something that can- Ford Parts and by getting your I
Austin where he led the fight ,:0t be replaced. That some- parts from us you are assured
for less wasteful methods in ex- ng is time,—the years of; of getting the very best that;
o-nd.ture of public funds by your bfe. You may spend or money can buy at the same
public institutions of the state tme your moncy and regain it, price you would have to pay
and particularly the University but the lost years will neVwr unywhere in Texas,
of Texas.” come back. Our mechanics are as good!
It was after quoting the lan-i, Wi" the ,‘u,c thal you rnaylas any -vou win fin(l in town'
guage or the paragraph* jn ^ may not) save ,n money _.n ^ try to give yon the beat aer-!
fun that he originally placed in order lha' your ostata ",ay m* ^ Pof,*ible- our P1-'™ for work|
b. bill that Mr. Pope declared v,,lce “ tew m"r,‘ do,!^s' “"M™ ch««Per ,ha'1 .vou wil1 fi"<>
hie desire to return to hhe legia- g"saU‘ y°“ ,or "-.thhold.ng. in any of our neighboring towns
n. ,■ fur a .uffleientlv long f,'om youself- your wlfc and or cities, then why not give im-
peded t o** their full force an.l l '^n’ ,he enj0ymant of sucb » trial and be assured of getting!
effect applied not only to the 1 bo"a" -'°u a"d ,be> "ant’ exactly what you are entitled
State Umversitp, but to all' ’ ' ^ . h ■ ,0 and tbart ls GcnUM,(' Ford
other institutions and depart- IT* . when yOU need them-
"rents as welt v.orth nothing sjond the satis- When you come to town come j
Rep. Pope Relieves Object m to se? UR and make y°u™’f
Defeated opportunities foi strv ice a( home, we are always glad to
’ it can bring in the life we are
In commenting upon the final liying here now
see you whether you want toi
passage of the Educational Bill. An investmcnt in a home is ' “Y? If k T
Mr. Pope said: “The bill for nQt a SIWCU,ationi and there is,
o-lucational institutions was nQ ot , loss>
passed as its friends dictated. ,here ig , certainty o{ an abun.; *
Th-y made some of the mapon- (Jfint retum in h,.alth and ,.on. -
ty believe that \heae proposi- u,ntmtnt •
tions which I have quoted, were vvhy fWrefore. go lor-
*££k nullified by the additional ward unhesitatingly—build your
■ ruage included in the bill, hom(, W(, art. home peo,,,.. in. -
t-vereby got these memliers terestod in thp g^h an.l pro-
Junction Hardware Co.
M ARTIN DIES
Attorney-at-Law
Kerrville, Texas.
their votes to pa*
g rests of West Texas, your com-
m§ ^ Opinion muV|j|y^ and will gladly assist
ha.< lieen deceived yOU jn evCTj. way possible, fur-
^ nish you plans and specifications
lt> to cn any kind of budding you
mo- (j€gim
it ever re- HoWf ( oustruction A Realty Co.
timt the Menard. Texas.
Material to Build Yc
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VOI R NKH«HHOR*S WIFE
YOUR NEIGHBOR calls his wife the ‘ Gen-
eral Manager of his home.”
But that does not mean that she is the Boss
or that he is Hen-pecked—far from it. It is
simply a part of an attractive plan they have
adopted.
very week he gives her a certain sum ot
money to be used for home expenses. She keeps
this money in a checking account and pays it out
as she thinks best for the things needed in the
home.
That mother enjoys planning the home ex-
penses-and she also enjoys the extra pleasure
for herself and the whole family that are made
possible by her good management.
Do you have a general manager in your
home?
JUNCTION STATE BANK
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits
$220,000.00.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
Mr. FIdsel B. Ford, President of the Ford Motor Company, makes the
following announcement; ,
“We are making another reduction in the price of Ford cars and the
Ford truck, effective today. The new prices average $70.00 under former
prices, and are the lowest at which Ford cars and trucks have ever been
sold. List prices, F. O. B. Detroit are now* as follows:
Ghosts
Runabout
Touring Car
P ruck
Coupe
Sedan
New Prices
3295.00
S3 25.00
$356.00
$445.00
$595.00
$060.00
Old Prices
$345.00
$370.00
$ 115.00
$495.00
$695.00
$760.00
Reduction
$ 50,00
$ 45.00
$ j&O.Ou
$ 50.00
$100.00
$100.00
“This is the third price cut during the past twelve months. On Sep-
tember 22, 1920, the price, of the Ford touring car was reduced from $575
to $440: June 7th to $415, and now to $355, making total reductions in
this type of $220, or 3& per cent. The same proportionate reductions
have been made in all other types. One year ago the price of the F*ord
sedan was $975; today it lists at $660 with the same equipment.
“We are taking advantage of every known economy in the manu-
fatcure of our products in order that we may give them to the public
at the lowest possible price, and by doing that, w*e feel that we arb doing
the one big thing that will help this country into more prosperous tithes.
People are interested in prices, and are buying wrhen prices are right.
“The production of Ford cars and trucks for August again broke all
previous hig:h records with the total reaching 117,696. This is the fourth
consecutive month in which our output has gone over the hundred thous-
and mark, the total for th!e four months being 463,074, Wh»ch has gone a
long may in making possible the present reductions. June this year, witih
an output of 117.247 was the previous record month.
“One noteworthy feature of our sales is the increased demand for
F’ord trucks and cars for salesmen. This class of commercial bus ness
has been gradually increasing the past sixty days and we interpret it as
a wry good sign of improvement in general business.
“No reduction has been made in the price of the Fordson tractor, and
none contemplated.”
Go over these new prices. See how little it costs to become the
owner of a F’ord car or a Ford track. Can you really afford to do with-
out one any longer?
Let us tell you more about it, and advise you regarding fahe deliver}
of the particular type of car which you are interested in.
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Perry, H. Grady. The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, September 16, 1921, newspaper, September 16, 1921; Junction, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth801123/m1/4/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .