The Junction Eagle (Junction, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, September 12, 1924 Page: 8 of 8
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Thought!
t' Nursery Stock
JOHN It. RENNIE
Sini|Moii wai ambitious. At least he thought he «n
with his firm for years, ami his firo*|Mct* iooketl bright.
One day fortune knocked at his door, lie was ottered a tmrtenership
iding he was in a position to make a suitable investment.
had never teamed to *ave money, lie had '|ent all I
in deep humiliation he had to admit that he was no
rept the big chance when it came,
k .saving money rw»«Urly ? This I tank help* thrifty t
»ng four |»er cent inteit'st, subject to u*ual regulation
PAGE EIGHT.
THE JUNCTION EAGLE
Friday, September 12, 1924.
SWIMMING PARTY.
Thursday afternoon. Misses
Flora Mae and Mary Spiller com-
plimented the Laf-a-Lot Club
and a number of guests with a
Hwimminy party at Prices Camp
Various games and contests
wer had.
Miss Tottie Martin received a
very attractive compact in the
diving contest, while Miss Doro-
thy Mudge swam away with the
bottle of perfume; Miss Lois
Hankins was presented with a
“Barber pole stick of candy,”
having presented the most com-
ical appearance in going down
the “chute the chute.” Jack
Richardson received two lock-
ages of cigarettes, the young
men’s prize in the same contest.
Around the table, plates of
delicious chicken and pimiento
sandwiches were arranged. Bot-
tles of ice cold soda water was
placed along the center, all of
which made the table look very
appetizing.
There were thirty-two guests
who enjoyed the Misses Spiller’s
hospitality.
BRIDGE PARTY.
For children’s dresses for
school wear, buy Everfast suit-
ing. If it fades we will give
you new goods and pay for
making the dress. Isn’t that
more than you could expect?
All colors. Phillip Joseph. 20-2t
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Mrs. W. M. Henderson and
Mrs. Jennie Patterson were
hostesses at a “spend the day”
party Sunday at their Junction
home, honoring the A. W. Pet-
tigrews, of Austin.
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NOTICE—Will begin my class
in expression about October 1st.
Pupils may confer with me be-
tween now and that date at 116
West Elmira St., San Antonio,
Texas.
Mrs. H. 0. Patterson.
w'ell known here, having former-
ly managed the Schreiner-
Hodges garage.
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Corduroy pants for work or
dress wear at Junction Tailor
Shop. Also complete line of
dress pants.
Mrs. C. Gardner Franks re-
turned to her home at Rock-
springs the first of the week af-
ter a two or three weeks’ visit
with relatives here.
LOST—.Small suit case be-
tween Tourist Park and Carl
Wolf ranch, September 9th. Re-
ward for return to P. A. Bode,
C’astell, Texas. 20-2tp
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Miss Annie May Estes left
Tuesday for ten days of visiting
in North Texas points, after
which she will go to Sherman to
resume her studies at Kidd-Key
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
Paradise pattern hats for la-
dies ; vchildren’s velvet bonnets.
Girls’ and Misses hats, $1.50,
$2.50 and $3.00; Fannie Thorn-
ton dresses $2.50.
Mrs. Coke R. Stevenson hon-1 The Model Shop,
ored Mrs. Walter Linden of San Mrs. Vara James.
Franka°of"Rocksprinirs/wit'h'a «• WRIGHT BUYS BAKERY
two-table bridge party Satur- The local bakerv changed
day afternoon. bands this week and J. O.
Mrs. H. G. Perry won high Wright took over the business,
score and was presented with a ag its new owner, Monday. Mr.
bottle of Ken Hur perfume, and Wright states that he will be
each of the honorees, Mesdames on the job at all reasonable
Linden and Franks, received a hours to give the people of Junc-
bottle of Ben Hur perfumes. jtion the very best bakerv ser-
Refreahment of pineapple sal- vice possible* He will continue
ad, potato chips, sandwiches, to handle the usual jine of white
cakes and iced tea were served, bread, graham bread, pies, etc.
WOOD-NICHOLS.
On last Sunday morning at
the N. H. Skaggs ranch, the
marriage of T. A. Wood and
Miss Mary Bell Nichols, was
solemnized by Rev. Skaggs.
The groom is the youngest
son of W. W. Wood of the Bear
Creek community and is well
known in that part of the coun-
ty. The bride is a daughter of
T. B. Nichols and wife of Junc-
tion and was reared here. Both
of these young people have
many friends in the county who
His ad. appears in this issue
and he will appreciate your con-
tinued good patronage. He is
will wish them
things of life.
all the good
METHODIST CHURCH.
For Sunday. September 11th;
morning service 11 a. m.; even-
ing service S p. m.; Sunday
School 10 a m.: Epworth Lea-
gue 7 p. m.
The subject for the morning
H rvice will be ‘‘W hy 1 Am a
Methodist.” We would iike to
have in addition others than
Methtxlists present at this ser-1
vice. The service will be help-
♦ill to all who come.
At night we will have u s|iecial
message for the school teachers
ami pupils. A cordial welcome
extended to all.
R. Iv Parker. Pastor.
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noUl baa*. oa •aaolklv.
• far* oa. Protaela aad Baauli-
lira. Kntlralr harmlaa*.
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At Toiiat Conatara
Writ* Dipt. 21 lor Kaapl*.
AHAKtN I A HUH ATOM IKS. ISCvjH
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AUSTIN NURSERY
AGENCY
• I
i Fruit Trees, Pecan Trees,!
• and all kinds of Nursery !
• stock, 1 am agent for the i
•
• Austin Nursery and will
[ try to see you. If l don’t
; see you, phone or write me
• at Junction, when in need
TELEPHONE I S
That onler for gmeries, feed, fresh
vegetables, etc., for when your »»r-
»ler is given to us, w» are very care-
ful to nee that it is correctly tilled,
and we ev«n use more care with the
phone order* than when you come in
pennon, btv*ti»9 we want you to find
every thing l»ctter than you expected,
w e an as cK*»»* to you as y>mr
telephone.
Phone Number 21.
L. A. Taylor i Co.
BREAD ANND PIES
Braked Fresh Each Day.
Caked Cooked to Order. Also
Bake Graham Bread and Buns
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LET US SERVE YOU
Lone ★ Bakery
J. 0. WRIGHT, Owner
Junction, Texas.
See our line of men’s trousers
frr $1.95. Made right and fit
right, Qr.d only cost you $1.95.
Some merchandise.
Alex J. Hamer Company.
Men’s dress shirts, all sizes
and colors; the kind that fit, at
prices $1.75, to $3.50 at June
tion Tailor Shop. Also nice line
of ties at fair prices,
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We are in
business to
please you,
and our ev-
ery effort is
directed to-
wards that
end.
Get more
mileage by
buying of
In the Gas We Sell
We sell only the highest
grade gas and oils
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PHILLIP LUTHRINGER
THE WINDMILL MAN
ROOSEVELT, TEXAS.
Windmill Erecting and Repairing done Promptly.
Summer is on. You can’t afford to take a chance of
getting out of water. Phone me; avoid the rush later
Rates Reasonable. Work Guaranteed.
When you need anything in the line of shelf hardware, dishes,
tin ware, oil or wood stoves, kitchen utensils, paints and varnishes,
tires, automobile accessories, etc,, or Pumps and Windmills see us.
Too, when your car goes bad, our expert mechanics are at your
disposal and can give you firft class work.
STAR and DURANT CARS.
Wahl Bros. & Jordon
Hardware Store and Garage
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