Miss Lucy Harrison Visits Waco for A M Victory
Miss Lucy Harrison and her father Dr. R H Harrison drove to Waco Friday to visit her brother Henry Harrison and to see the A M football win on Saturday. They returned to Bryan Sunday afternoon. Miss Almera Dunn of Wheelock underwent a successful appendicitis operation at Bryan Hospital Sunday morning and is resting easily today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Harrison
R. H. Harrison
Waco
Henry Harrison
Bryan
Almera Dunn
J. B. Dunn
Wheelock
Bryan Hospital
Udell
Uiesser
Dee Tie
Howard Burt
A. & M. Colleg. Department of Botany
Mig
L.S. Gardner
Fam
Aliss Ara Haswell
Houston
University Club of Houston
Haswe
Louise Garwood
J. J. Vandiver
Rormi
Bryan Mervaults
A. L. Ward
Vuston
Ire
U Court
Ney
Morris ,Latum
Wils
Wmmell
Hearne
M. B. Parker
Irs
W. L. Harris
San Antonio
Severa
Enry Locke
South College Avenue
Della Lawrence
George
Freeman
A. Wa. Conner
J. J. Aubennaus
A. H. Leidigh
College
New Orleans
Land Grant College
A. D. Jackson
J. M. Jones
Eagle
A. B .Meswain
Rock Prairie
Cardus touted as life saving tonic for women
Mrs C M Stegall of Paint Rock Alabama credits Cardus with restoring her health after three years of illness and confinement. She describes rapid improvements in appetite strength and sleep after taking six bottles and urges others with similar woes to try the tonic available at all druggists.
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Paint Rock
Ala
C. M. Stegall
Near Here
Cardus
Local Social and Travel Notes from Bryan 1921
The Bryan area reports a social afternoon with the Vusuur Bridge Club and several residents traveling. Prof and Mrs Kreeman’s former home guests plan to move luggage to Houston. Mrs Kreeman anticipates returning to Bryan. The report lists visitors and calls for local meals and meetings.
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Vusuur Bridge Club
Wanted to Rent Pasture for Thirty Cattle
Pasture space sought for thirty head cattle. Written by Henry Watson Route 4 Bryan Texaspreferences for rental land listed to contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watson
Bryan
Texas
Endorsement of Tanlac by Claude E. Anderson
Claude E. Anderson of Sand Springs Oklahoma credits Tanlac with restoring his health after two years of decline. He says three bottles cured fatigue nervousness and general illness and that he has enjoyed excellent health since. Tanlac sold in Bryan by A W Stewart and other druggists.
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Claude E. Anderson
Garfield St
Sand Springs
Oklahoma
Anderson
Anderson and
Tanlac
Taniac
Bryan
A. W. Stewart
Heavy shirting fabrics sold by yard in blue options
Ten pieces of heavy shirting offered in solid blue and striped patterns. Price listed as per yard at seventeen and a half cents per yard. Local supplier emphasizes durable material suitable for workwear and uniforms.
Bargain Prices at Local Store on Ladies and Mens Wear
Bargain sale features ribbed wear, union suits, sweaters, coats, dresses and accessories. Includes ladies coats from 2.15 to 3.98, men and boys underwear from 49c to 98c, shirts, waists, middy blouses, dresses and hosiery with many items reduced to under 2 dollars.
Big Bargains in Shoes and Oxfords Arriving Daily
Daily arrivals offer big bargains on footwear from children's slippers at 35c to ladies and mens styles. Misses slippers to $1.75, ladies oxfords from 1.75 to 3.50, gun metal and vici kid options, and men's work and dress shoes ranging from 1.75 to 4.50. Boys work shoes listed up to 6.00. Canvas shoes with leather sole and heel offered per pair.
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Vici
Big Bargains in Men's and Boys Furnishings
In hard times we offer big values on men's work shirts to dress shirts and heavy rib garments. Men and boys get low prices on shirts pants hats caps and caps special blue serge caps at 65c. A thousand more bargains await with suits offered cheaper than ever.
Big Bargains in House Furnishings at Low Prices
Bargain sale offers cups and sauces sets from 1.10 to 1.25, dinner plates 1.15 per set, slop jars at 98c to 1.25, 14 quart dish pans, cook pots, water bucket, window shades, stove pans, milk pans and more. Soon 2 500 pieces Crockery ware to be sold at 5 10 15 and 25 cents each.
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Ube
Pawn Broker Cloth Bargains Cut Prices on Coats and Cloaks
About 250 garments remain including Ladies Misses and Children's cloaks and Men Youths and Boys coats. Deep price cuts aim to beat winter with warm garments at 5.75 to 1.50 for ladies and 4.50 to 1.25 for mens wear. Call and see these bargains before stock runs out.
Burglary at North Bryan Street Grocery Reported
A burglary at W. J. Tremont’s North Bryan street grocery and feed store Saturday night resulted in the loss of about 22 sacks of flour. Sheriff Morehead and Chief Martin pursued a clue to Benchley with no success and will continue the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Tremont
North Bryan Street
L. E. Morehead
W. S. Martin
Benchley
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