The Comanche Chief and Pioneer Exponent (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, November 3, 1916 Page: 4 of 10
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15 Day Specials dAXTHr K S
POE FIFTEEN DAYS WE OFFERr—OE A8 LONG AS THEY LAST
THE FOLLOWING:
Rod Rose or Toil du Nord Gingham, yard-----------------11 l-2c
Rest C. B. R. Gingham, now dress patterns, yard----------9 l-2c
Best heavy hulf bleached Domestic, 12 l-2c grade-------------10c
Best Amoskeaeg Gingham, sale price —-------------------9 l-2c
Apron Check Gingham, for fifteen days only, yard-----------7 l-2c
ART SQUARES AND RUGS
9x12 Art Square, best heavy Japanese design, just thing our price $2.50
LADIES’ BLACK HOSE
One counter black Ilose, regular 15c grade. Just for 15 days we
are going to sell them at per pair----------------------------8c
MEN 8 WOOL SHIRT BARGAIN
One counter best $2.00 wool Shirts, all values from $1.50 to $2.00;
choice during fifteen days for «.-----------------------------$1.00
SPECIAL VALUE
One lot good R. B. C. Corsets, special during sale, each......„50c
BOYS’ SUITS
We have one lot of Boys’ $4.00 Blue Serge Suits on counter, during
this sale at f>er suit_______________.— --------------------$3.45
DON’T OVERLOOK THIS
On one counter we have placed our entire line of fancy Cotton Suit-
ing, Serges, Plaids, etc. All at the old price—ever less than regular.
We give you best values of entire house on this counter.
ROBIN HOOD AMMUNITION
Best black powder Shells__-________________________________45c
Best Smokeless Shells, per box________________7 — ------------ 60c
Best U. M. C. 22. Cartridges, per box______________i----------12c
SPECIAL VALUE
50 sets plain w^iite Cups, Saucers and Plates. Special_________45c
Boys ’ Hats_________ 25c
Men's Hats_________________________________________________95c
Ladies’ Shoes___________________ $1.45
Men’s Shoes_________________________________-_________$1.39
Heavy Sweaters_________ 50c
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15 DAYS ONLY
November 4 to 18—Not One
gardless of High Price Domlnatl
GROCERIES
One Gallon Mary Jane Syrup >**•**,.-».*.............. 45c
One Gallon Karo Syrup for----------------------------46c
One Gallon Lassies for-------------------------------45c
54 bars Laundry Soap for---------------------------$1.00
2 Cans Giant or Babbit Lye for------------------------15c
Singer Sewing Machine Oil for------------------------5c
6 Packages of 25c Coffee for--------------------1_____$1.00
Best Pink Salmon, per can---------_______10c
3 Cans Kraut for------------ --------,---------------25c
3 Cans Hominy for---------------------------------- 15c
Good Pork & Beans, two cans for______________________ 15c
Best Double Dip Matches, two boxes for_________________5c
HERE! .HERE!! READ THIS!!!
Best Matches, per dozen______________________,___30c
30 Pounds Good Rice for___________________________$1.00
Best Canned Corn, per dozen---------------------------98c
Best canned Tomatoes, per dozen______________________98c
Axm &■ Hammer Soda, 2 boxes for -J—TTrrrrrr_____15c
BRING ON YOUR CATALOGUES
Bring your mail order catalogues, no matter whose. We will
absolutely sell you goods and save you freight. We do not
ask your patronage if we cannot save you money. So any cus-
tomer has our word that any order they are sending off will
be filled with freight saved by us. ' :
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f^or 15 days we intend to wake you
•’A' for i 5 days advance in prices will |
We bought them to sell and make a
and since the advance we do not intern
will be placed on the goods for i 5 da}
four thousand and think 3# tho Ol
the advantage and come at once.
this price now neither can anyone but
else for 1 5 days* Read these prices,.
20 yards good yard
30 pounds good Rice fl
54 bars Laundry Soaj
Car Load 01
Could not be stacked in our soelves bi
Prices of these goods when Baxter
listen to arguments and persuasions b\
East Side
BAXTER
COMANCHE HIGH SCHOOL '
DEFEATS BROWNWOOD
Continued from pag$ 1.)
ed and J. Wodward kicked an
easy goaL
Comanche 21 Brownwood 0 four
minutes of play.
The gloom on Brownwoods part
settled to a groan and grumble
while peals of laughter broke
from the Indians side.
'■ Brownwood again elected to
kick and the ball was fumbled by
Palmer on Comanehe’s 43'yardi
line and recovered by Brownwod
Brownwoods ball for the first
time in tho game, Gilmore made
5 yards around end and B. Denny
circled the other end for 5 yards.
White bucked for 5 and then tried
an end run for 1 yard. B. Denny
then bucked 2 yards and penalty
was refused. White bucked for
no gain anti B. Denny failed to
gain around end and the ball went
to Comanche on downs on her 20
Second Quarter. j bounds. Time was taken out for
Brownwood now defended the Arther who was taken out, Cooper
west goal witH wind anti sun in her center mid Dodson going
- , into tackle. Brownwood’s ball,
favor and received the ball while . _ . , , „
. , . ’ n w , ., Turner bucked 6 yards and
taking C. Woodward s kick on the! T , _
,. , , j. , ... , , Woods lost around end. Turner
15 yard line, advancing 10 yards. . , , . _ , , , . .
T, .. • . , , .r bucked for 5 yards and bucked
B. Denney then circled end for 4;> | . . ,
, - , I, ■ 'again for n loss. The ball went to
yards and the ball was then m?® , , ,
r, , , ... ...... i Comanche on downs ana C. Wood-
Comanche s territory; White , , . ,
ward punted out of bounds.
bucked for 3 yards and trying
yard line. On first down Ct Wod- again was tackled behind the line,
ward circled left end for an 80' B.'» Denney gained 6 around end
and
yard run for a touchdown
promptly kicked goal.
Comanche 28 Brownwood 0 and
the first quarter was up.
and Gilmbre could make no gain
arouryl end and the ball went to
CointeTTChe on her 30 yard line. Co-
IIalf up, Comanche 28, Brown-
wood 0.
The second quarter had been
played in the shadow' of Coman-
che's goal, as the wind prevented
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To SAVETHt GEARS
TEXACO CRATER COMPOUND is intend-
ed for use'on heavy gears of all types, and on
chains and sprockets. Stays where it is put,
defies heat, pressure, or flying dirt. IT,
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Clings to^ear teethy protects them from woar,
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Gears run quieter, last longer, mesh properly.
Easier pulling and more power.
A can of “CRATER” will convince you. Use
it along with TEXACO URSA OIL for cylin-
ders, TEXACO CUP GREASE for bearings,
TEXACO GASOLINE for fuel.
A complete line of oils and greases for all pur-
poses can be had from the TEXACO Agent in
your town.
i THE - TEXAS • COM PAN V
GENERAL OFFICE* : HOUSTON, TEXAS
AGENTS EVERYWHERE
manche’s ball. J. Woodward made'a punt of any distance.Brownwood
an enld run for 5 yards and another 1 made fourteen efforts in succes-
for 1U yards whett-Comanehe was sion lo advance the hall the uoces-
penalized 10 yards for holding. C. sary 10 yprds. Comanche punted
Woodward then pmtled to lX*«n**v 4 tirnu* making no effort to ad-
on Comanche’s 40 yard line, who vance the ball,
was thrown in his tracks. Brown-1 Third Quarter,
wood’s ball. Turner made end1' Brownwood received in front of
run for 10 yards and Gilmore buck
ed for no gain. White made an
end run for 10 yards and then Cox
intercepted an attempted
intercepted an attempted pass.
Time was called out to repair line.
C. Woodward printed tho ball to
Comanche’s 35 yard line. Brown-
wood’s ball. B. Denney bucked for
no gain. Johnson was sent in for
Denney and Denney sent to end.
Browwood was penalized 5 yards Allen which was incomplete and
f6r delaying game, Johnson made then tried end for no gain. Brown-
8 yard end ran and Turner buck- wood’s ball. '-t 1 -
ed for 10 yards Woods was then Woods tried end for no gain ;
sent in,for Johnson and promptly Turner bucked for no't gain,
made 5 yards around end. Craig Lnubenheim was sent in for Woods
tho tyig tackle tried tackle thru Gilmore gained a yard aitouml
tackle for no gain and Turner end and time was taken out to
fumbled on the fourth down, mover eroWTT. White jititited tfKCo-
Woods failed to gain and the ball manche’s IQ yard line. Cox ro<®v-
went to Comanche on downs on eAfig tho ball. Cox bucked $0
her 5 yard line. Brownwood had yards and Hill bucked 5; C.Wi
lost a good chance to sccfce. C. ward ran around end for 15 yar
Woodward promptly punted 15 nnd J. Woodward bucked for 5;
yards arid the ball was touched by Woodward bucked for 3 yards
Comane.be. Brownwood’s ball on Comanche was penalised for
20 yard line. Woods tried end for ing. C. Woodward failed to
no gain. Turner bucked 3 yards on buck. Taylor was sent
and Comanche was penalised 10 Rkyles. C. "Woodward pass
yards for off side. Craig bucked 4 J. Woodward for 10 yar<
yawls and Woods was thrown for Woodward circled end for
loss. Craig failed to buck for gain and Cox backed 8; a pass
and trio^ again for no gain. The, complete and tho next pass
ball went ove£ to Comanche on her pleted showed no gain. Time
10 yard line, 1 again taken out to clear the
C. WOodward punted out of' An attempted pass by
was intercepted by Laubenheimy
and time was taken out for Com-
anche. White promptly punted
and Brownwood recovered. Mc-
Queen circled end for 5 yards and
then bucked 2. Turner bucked for
distance and it was first down.
Gilmore made end run for 5
yards and McQueen failed to gain
On buck. White circled end for 5
yards and the quarter ended W'ith
the hall in Brownwood’s posses-
sion on Comanche’s 35 yard line
and first down.
Comanche 28, Brownwood 0.
Fourth Quarter
Arther was sent in for Cooper.
Browiuapd’s \ball, first down;
Wood was tackled behind the line
for la loss of 5 ynfds; Turner buck-’
ed for 5 yards, White bucked for
3 yards, and White punted 10
yards. Comanche’s ball, end run
the west goal, Turner taking the by C. Woodward gave 9 yards aud
ball on the 30 yard line and ad- J. Woodward lost, around end. C.
vancing 25 yards; Gilmore tried Woodward failed to gain around
end for a loss; White circled end cud and promptly punted to B.
for 10 yards; Turner failed around Denney on Brownwood’s 40 yard
end and Woods ran aronnd end (Jut line. Brownwood’s ball,
of bounds. Comanche’s ball. C. | A buck net no gain and White
Woodward tried end for no gain; bucked 3 yards, Craig failed to
J. Woodward made 5 yards aronnd buck gain and White punted to C.
end. C. Woodward tried a pass to Woodward on Comanehe’s 30 yard
ed to Co/r wffnw.dvanted 80 yasfla.
A pas* was incomplete and the
game was up with the ball on the
50 yard line in Comanehe’s posses-
sion.
Score 28 to 0.
The first quarter was all Co Bl-
anche’b and the second Brown-
Infant
Foods
line. C. Woodward passed to Al-
len for 4 yards and Comanche
drew penalty for holding. Time
nut for Brownwoo^
Cox circled end for 10 yards
and C. Woodward tried end for a
loss. Brownwood was penalized for
bolding. A pass was incomplete
ftnd J. Woodward passed to Hill
for short gain; Cox bucked neces-
sary' distance and it was first down
C. Woodward bucked for no gain.
J. Woodward passed to C. Wood-
ward for 25 yards, J. Woodward
d then paased to Cox for 5 yards and
another pass was incomplete. C.
Woodward then passed to J. Wood
ward for 15 yards and Hill buck-
ed for 6 yards. X Woodward then
• passed to Hill for 3 yards and Cox
>• backed the remainder 10 yards.
Hill bneked for no gain. J. Wood-
ward failed to gain on buck, and
in the succeeding play Comanehe
fumbled and Oilmore got the ball.
Brownwood’* ball; White punt-
In the selection of infi
food we believe it is al-
ways wise to get the ad-
vice of a physician so thai
tho weaning process wilt
'bo unattended by diges-
tive disturbances,
ever infant food
tor prescribes we
stock or will get for you.
Among the Standard
Foods We Carry Are
Mellon’s -____ 50o-75c
Bskey’s_____25o-50e-$1.00
Imperial Cranium
25c to $1.50
Horlick’g----50o to $3.75
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Miller Standard Rubber Goods
For Infants
Hot Water Bottles
$1.00 up
Rubber Diapers_____50c
Fountain Syringes
$1.00 U $3.75 €
Paris Smith!
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Carpenter, W. H. The Comanche Chief and Pioneer Exponent (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, November 3, 1916, newspaper, November 3, 1916; Comanche, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth875043/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Comanche Public Library.