Summer and regular clothing at reasonable prices
A local store promotes its line of summer and regular clothing with the latest colors and new patterns. It features a large lot of extra pants to expand shopper choices.
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
7
A local store promotes its line of summer and regular clothing with the latest colors and new patterns. It features a large lot of extra pants to expand shopper choices.
Our stock of men's wear is complete and daily arrivals continue. See us for your needs and save money on purchases. We carry the new things first. You are welcome at our store.
Mrs Edgar T Neal and Miss Mabel Urquhart hosted senior and junior bridge clubs Tuesday afternoon with seven tables. Ten lively games plus refreshments of brick ice cream and angel food squares followed. Attendees included Mmes G A Arhelger W A Ashley W V Dean Mitch Johnson Rivers Morris Eva Murray and many others plus Miss Nora Pagett of Arkansas and Mrs Ed F Allen of Temple. Jamie Campbell won high score for the young ladies' club and received a vanity mirror.
Hats cleaned and blocked with guaranteed workmanship. Carr the tailor offers repairs and finishing services for headwear.
Mrs. Harry Hopkins and her daughter Elizabeth return home from California where they spent the summer. Misses Margaret and Kathryn Hendricks visit their sister Mrs. I. Lt. Miler at Richland Springs.
Texas Legislature proposes amending Article 8 to add Section 9a creating a state supervised highway system funded by new excise and ad valorem taxes, with bond retirement provisions and county compensation, and directs a July 1928 election. Governor to issue proclamation. $5000 appropriation for election expenses.
Richland Springs items list residents traveling to attend school in Austin Ft Worth and Brownwood. Families visit relatives in Bosque county Cisco New Mexico and Galveston attendances include Miss Carmen Boynton Miss Mactor Miller Miss Toonie Brown and J T St Clair. A singing convention at Mercury drew a large crowd with plans for a local future event in September.
Senior B Y P U members gathered at Tourist Park at six on Monday afternoon with about twenty attendees. They enjoyed a fine supper followed by games, marking a farewell to Union members leaving and those returning from school.
Baptist church reports strong attendance and good spirit as Pastor Seal begins a protracted meeting at the Christian Tabernacle. Vertner Breazeale returns from San Marcos and letters from Jimmiesou Carr Fannie Carroll and Lucile Ketcham. Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. Sunday School 9:45.
A brief notice urges residents to render city taxes or risk inclusion on an unrendered roll. It mentions Dave Chadwick as Assessor and includes a line about bringing a friend to view the Loom mechanism and references a tailor named Carr and Mrs. Joe B Wilson. No gas odor detected and a service tip is noted.
Notice to farmers that the market will be in operation as usual and that the speaker will pay the highest market price for oats wheat and barley. Dated 21 September.
Robt. Timberlake departed Wednesday for Amarillo to take a job with the Erwin Chevrolet Company. Mrs. Mauldin also left Wednesday to establish her home in Temple, where she has owned a residence for some time. Clarence Hinyard, a former state university student, is home for summer vacation.
Local notes recap visits from notable residents and out-of-town guests. Lee Whitt returns from Austin while studying at the University of Texas. R L McConnell of San Antonio visits family in Brady. Dr 0 M Walters opens practice in Brady and endorses the new home. Mrs A T Prater of Magnolia Arkansas visits sister Mrs W C Edwards. Mrs C A Caruthers and baby return from San Antonio after visiting Rev and Mrs N G Ozment. Davie Slubbert heads to Fort Worth and Boulder Colorado for summer schooling. Miss Francis Armstrong hosts in Brady. Ads: 20 two month old turkeys and 20 six week olds for sale by Mrs AH G West. Mrs S W Walker visits New York City. Amos Haynes buys Wood Brothers gin in Placid and moves there. M E Langham Paul Langham Elva and Thelma Melon stay for summer. Mark runs hay baler in related column.
Lavoptik eye wash blends camphor hydrastis witch hazel to ease sore eyes. A long standing watery eye case improved instantly and another case of red inflamed eyes benefited. One small bottle often helps any sore weak or inflamed eyes. Aluminum eye cup free at Simmons Drug Store, 23x.
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