LOUISVILLE DISTILLERIES SELL MILLION CALLOUS OF WHISKEY

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TODAY'S NEWS IN
TODAY'S PAPER BROWNWOOD
ETIN
MEM3ER ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tontelit lair, not quite so fold,
frost; freezing* temperature In
\ivii\y front; tomorrow warmer
and lair.
PRICE FIVE CENT5 BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1919. VOL. XX. NO. 27
LOUISVILLE DISTILLERIES SELL
MILLION CALLOUS OF WHISKEY
Orders Filed Before July 1st Being Filled Today at $75.00
Per Case; Only Two Distilleries Active, Others Pre-
ferring to Await Decision of Court.
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UN IMII.I.I.. k\ . \ . . II. Tm*
local dfctii'rrie* M»|d nfcMifMj w|ienlj
I«MIH3 at >7". |" t s -\ liaij ■■■ eentury on th»
itutional (tiiiu and ' IKMH
• ii-ic three federal I'm to New «>; It aits died ft'ercj
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ah. it is learned from *emi*om>ial
voarees
, ,. ShooM flic \merican ^nernment
M(jiiisi (be aiiij.^ t< take notice of the
reservations, ami absent to them forma
! i>, il is understood lliat m-iliuT
London nor Karl's nil I ae«|aie%re. In
the I'reneh foreicra oin •< tl,.- idea ajre-
' \ai!s thai whil. ih«- r iliiication of the
.. nun! ir«-an has beea liefaijed h) Ike Stpirty
cleat of the T< tth li.-.
itition'.
Refuses Bishop's Job
Because Opposed to
Use of Palatial Home
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■ .1 th<
. Lincoln
if \\l\\ donMless »•■• ultimately toted
ami the alli's need n«»t U ■ eoaeerned
o\er tlie manifestation oi Anicrjeaii
international polities or ain dir.'e-
lloiis to the internment as to bo« to
applj the treat}.
IEPIBUG
. Ml All \N \ \ I JON \l IH)III)\> TO
Hr ojjsfr |; iff;|| i> I OM»*BiA
IN 1!. 1 HI IK HI MKXH II.
l.f W « U 1 «t !'•-
■CUT TO cn t. CM! City **GrapplerM Fishes
UD Sack Full of Booze
!:!,'ll S I M.|l | IMSSI M.I |{s \>||
I • i • i'l \'»IM *> I'iMNHs
i)i i \ri:i.Ns.
i .
"Suit
in Houslon Court
Brouphi to End
i ! '•
in'cjed
•
-■ • Ida;
no! iitecl :t.l ' \u;ldj ' froin •• M> fe
Washington's Troops Ate
• i ilil-
Negroes Spirited Out
of Country Fearing
Lynching By Citizens
: I:-. \ M lal •■! Press •
; \n.\-; r\. i" 1 w.u. . v.\ j i
uship
:.pi i - h n< h (hree u<
( ii.uf.ed \vith murdering one policeman
•i;ihh fatal] > Wounding another
lilgtil the i>olje< !•:•: h"'l their prja-
din i • i > I'liil. i|«'l;hia
t;i is MUU.I. Piii/i:. "
fierH it •
I. \ ieh., N
ra ; oubtles
i :n,n!, ' Arm>- Bg rand
then came a,R - : ;l request that
who in ,,oi; *• United
eaving tVra^pter G - Uoyeriaiiw i lhre« nun-
* ra i II
in 177*!
!utionar>
Juvenile Crime Increase
Blamed on Sugar Shortage her letter whether she demanded
. j resent «hiy | ru • the meat that
ii'.v Inie-rnational >• ..•..•• rg< VVashinKton> soldiery ate in
I.OM.o.v X\ t>r H!», • WOUld PC sat;
I iM ljl(. ,.i(, ,,.;,., .\
Valte] R
\ i; •'.'!. .iM. the ptaijitIff;
fl ! l and w?iis th lanin is.
he will shortly go to Washington lo
itment with Beeretftfi
Tumulty ami Vttorney-tJeneral Palmer
'»> t.iik o\ »•;• t hr' mat
il'.\ fnternational v- i i s«ii\.t i
SAV.\.\N.\!I. C.i X..-' I » i'ha
Varn. twenty three, was drowned
, in ,i hathtun at the l nit;-ii States A: -
i|'.\ v .n.i.iic.i PreMs) » my kecrutting Station roeeiiti) when
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OKLAHOMA BOOM TOWN, ONCE THE
HOME OF THOUSANDS, NOW HAS
BUT SIX REMAINING CITIZENS
WITH POVERTY
1 !'n - , fof I 0 th * i r -re. But in the
ivOKTH. Nov. 14. Where meantime the old prospect r tl
I y he v.< aldn't sell his ci iper mi
;. Meers, the Gilo?! tojfcn « : 01 ited himself nl the piitrance Cl t!u .
jal shaft with his w ijiehe irr eoavcnlei
KOTLE MCE 111 VKY l*f» 4 0MI _.fl ,1V — . , ., , r . |3 rear, the representative of the
IM ,V
Sir" ^panxtb^iaa R*M
UIIMII HI UU. § ;, d ^ mi:ie were told he i.l changed hi
ling. ! Ic Cei r d he;
., ; tl |>e swindled oat of hi> wealth.!
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N\. X1 V^ >\>K TIIK HACK.
i !!> itional Nei;a S«T\ Ice I
l.()Mii;.\. Nov 14. There arc only
two objeefipna tq having wonien in
'he minlBtf] St Paul s dictum thai
women should -Jte^P sihut in the
» VtSAIUHCi O^
You're As Good As You Think You Are
Success often hinges on one's mental atatudc towards the problem in hand. Con-
fide;, cr h a great leveler of Q fes.
Good clothes wiiT'sliffen your spinal coimnn, give; you confidence, raise your
n
mental valuation of yum> li to the right level.
In this live store we specialize in serving men with the Finest of Clothing, Ready
to wear, as produced by
HIRSH, WICKWIRE COMPANY
FASHION PARK and
THE LANGHAM-HIGH PEOPLE
$30.00 to $60.00
Only the finest fabrics available ar" used in these clothes. There's a wealth of hand
tailoring in them. They re cut and stiit ! ed b.tte at a time, and you get out all the
value packed into them in better fit. longei ir and resulting satisfaction.
Our showing is so comprehensive as-to Insure any man finding very definite satis-
faction as to style, fabrics, color, pattern and price.
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ll]»'»ii •
and .--• v .
"\( one i a& :«\ «M hi'*;; the. 1
i , • | ■ • | •
•gppp
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the h:-;h ta'ndard at ^«'^l:.^l moralitj
greviqiisly tmtterill
In ciirrt on worn
-t«\ed Men at: 1 jvotneu tended to re-
uar.i ■;, aiioth-T not primarily as
fellow
■\
"\\ • IM'\ IT I Oil
ti< a until In the hitnil tit the avei
man ahil woinail «
wr i,.i\r : the i t the
actual r<
oi coniradeHhiit rather than ot irouiance
' The billy way t-- » . : 'hi • i n>
■
ordinary
and women
s long
.•.rid now.
thai we can
CC and h dd up
the • aft Ideal for future years
1 • »d IhopptpfH, the better kind, at
U:' i.!'ara:it(e \ eu a Smim: K.
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Negro Held on Charge
of Slaying Wife With Axe
» Hy International N-ws Serivce.»
BALTPMORE; Mr. Noc. 14—i^harg-
0d well murder. Andrew Page, colored
ader arrest here.
It is alleged Pa.^e. following a
quarrel with his wir>. Viola Page.
killed the woman with a hatchet, cut
up the hod> into four -sections, buried
the portions under the ?oor of a nouse
and poured ye upon the mutilated re-
mains in an effort to aide his crime.
The murder was revealed by plunih-
Who went to the house to do some
work. Pace the poR e say, has oon-
fessi
Fond rhopper>, the better kind, at
I.ooneV
The trouble with Father ia he can't keep anything to himself
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WYOU^'E RICMT MA,
i\ FOUND A WHOts err OP
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WUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO TAKE
FORM OF BIG POPULAR BANQUET
The directors ol th • t u r.-il! •■• ; t!»e iuemliershi|)
Commerce, meeting La it in The meeting. Among the amendments is
office of the organization, lot er a proposal to increase the executive
consideration plans lor ilu annua -. MMKM)
XAYS, 1M K!M. BEWMMW SI VM K
KWttTHtAKT MM* Vs SELF.
at night t
"On a
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Will FIC
T
GETTING
BA\h MHKS HVVi: M \h TO SITU
L«HV YVU K THAT THEY ARE
I'SKII AS HKFR LABELS.
By Ll'CIKX .IONis
.(( very optimisth o\er the future .
_,. ■ ,, . - ■- ■■ , . ii% Special Correspondent Lternatinni
ol the ( ham. tr i Commerce, and .ip- , •
..,,..., . , i .., News Service aim Lotmi . I 1 ;
! doles. What js wanted now is a largo,
iii of s^r.ti.ixHi.ooo to buy coal and
Pa A materials; 1 atari her factories.
".H-iliiies must be uiven to Austrian
i travel to neutral and Allied
; nimtiies to arrange credit tor their
country. As matters are now. appllca-1
tio!, For a permit to travel to England'
to !H niailjG to tfce Director ol Mil-1
Itary rntelHg* ji< • fa Whitehal!. which
tails a delay of three weeks even in
the }UO? I iHV'iit <
The .wiid sUraihWe For foreign mon-1
•,: \'i [ood anil n«> moi
cloth, '' ^
off all of her clothing with ihe ey to pay tor. outside h« !■,».
ception wi a pair of The pound sierli: . j he
handing her record value of i rdwi
down the \\ Lari ^77.T»:i. which meahs Ih ;' for
and went quietly Into the water ounce of foodstuffs u< i i , .
in the water I watched jimes iTs vallltl ,
1
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... lisn rt
,K,V> !1 A ' i:
- ed by h • vphus. n
o • him in liis own
Almost ari'j ■ itchi * on
. aient ' ot a pre
in whi.'h th r findi
ditions w < u!d
>• d< \
to a suicide of i
■ that the woman who contand
a
arter was de.. i
was the leading mind
., , surprising i: in \ .•
Ia>nd Supreme Coui
part p t • y Pear
ninetee:
rely passive one
tried on
ting a friend in a
The case concerned I
Jessie West in W •
Jessie West, it
tending severa: st meet
held a aean with I
Burke in her
On tha
Burke, the spirit i
a man who d
and of whom
enai:
girls and e
Jessie, without whom he
rest._
Tfc»
rlrr
i i> with
out coal,
muttism. vs.it'*, i
Maid Gives Strange
Reason for Quitting
(By International Ne tee.)
TOPHKA. Kanx
,i woman who b a lucky
: Pteii ion - Wide
Christian Universlt>
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A high
Mission to ^
plained the -
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'Vienna pi'c.tui ■ in i
few weeks' til
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14 _\ T0. worse than -
' t'nder th
Lmongh
in her
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Are They Worth
The Price?
Like everything else, good clolhes are higher
priced, but they are no higher in proportion thrn
good workmen. The only question about eithef
is:
Are They Worth the Money?
a suit or overcoat that gives full valu :
in service is worth a good big price.
V\ i showing GOOD made by So
ciety Brand, that represents the best in quality
and style, and they DO give service, overcoa
too.
We ire specializing on this model, high waist
seam, extra good quality, received today.
SEE OUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS TO-
MORROW—BUY WHILE BUYING IS GOOD
UNDfeRWEAR
It's time to change to
GOOD underwear —
that's the kind we -
You will find your par
ticular kind here, union
suits and separate piec-
es,
PHOENIX HOSIERY
The kind men, real
men who want the bes f
wear. We are show
ing a nice assortment
of various colors
MEN'S SHIRTS
A special lot high gradf
well made guaranteed
colors; a good assori-
nt of sizes, and a
pattern for you. Priced
$1.50 to $12.50
HATS
Pleasant styles for
sport, or dress wear at
the will of the wearer.
Made by Stetson.
Priced from
$6.00 to $12.50
Looney & Robertson
Where Most Men Trade
e>A..Dt*a^
fttfittg Sratta Clatfjes
1
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m
BKLSROMA
SS PREMIER ELEVEN IS
F ij.tu
Women's High Grade
Footwear
We are actually showing the goods. The
most called for stvles. The right shades.
The proper fitting lasts. We possibly car-
ry the largest stock of Women's Shoes in
this part of the country and our shoes arc-
most moderately pried.
IN IKK'Ksl 1\«.

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MA YES PRINTING CO., PROPS.
Member Associated Press.
Office of Publication. Bulletin Build-'
ing, corner Brown and Lee Streets
;t determined co-ooerutivc
campaign amor.vr the cotton pr nltu>
fere, it would now be Impossible to
raise a bale of cotton anywhere ii
Sooth As from time to time the
• :1 appears En various segiMg
it should bo promptly and
Entered at the Postoffice at Brown- rigorously attacked by the cotton
wood, Texas, as second-class matter ....nnrs. so that its ravages may n

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WHITE MAN
a E ag cry. Trevor
sprang to her. picked her op and car-
ried her to the couch. She lay In his
arms without i _-: her body had
surrendered to a laxity that let him
pile furs under her head and ar:
her limbs as he would. She u;;^
less; too tired to fight ; ton br..k-
weep. He knelt Reside her and
both her hai \,,w that you
•re no lone- ,. child,* 1
he said, "now that your strip;..
here to listen. I will tell you how I love
you. The child in you might frp>:;
the woman never. I
and in spirit. I love y thai I am
ready to stand up and deny freedom. I
I and
the world—my of starlit r
and silent spa cos that I've worst]
«o long alone. Yes 1 lore you en
for that, and I In,.
for you are in n
never, never pet you out."
A :--•:; :. be-
Ing trar
word. She felt her back
with the sure |
tide. Her .
frightened. "White M.
"Take me quickly; |
ir.g
Hl her up
In his arms ar -hen he
eurreudt -
**what differehe.
your youth
Put your arni< around my nock.
look into my
me. too."
Ciincing to him. her head thrown
hack, her eyes in r 4 i love
yon."
"Again." commanded Trevor.
"I love you."
"And now, my little - :\rt, my
own girl, just 01
" A> . "don't make
m* v gain; let me ki«s you."
RWP in tter Ti mt-
r on the crool and
cried, "Bishop:"
° of Hi- 'te men sprang
to his feet.
\VL! «>r .">sl. John Scpolen. 2Sc'^ A 'ANTICI>—Two unfurnished rooms;
■ close in. Phone J-600. 28c
dish- FOR SADU-Iheycle in good condition.
25tfc|$ee Nohle Prentice. 28c LOST
hereinafter called streets. In the city' WAXTKD-^pood men. 'good
oi Brownwood, and Its successors, a and Plenty of over tinie. Applv In
system of gas mains, supply pipes and; person at the eo.npress. 2.>tfC
lateral;, with all necessary and de:u'r-Ur — — ~ ^~^.
FOR SALE Five passenger Ford car
aWe appurte aaces \\.y the purpose of WANTFD—Man to drive truck.—M. C. Avenue
lupplyi^g gas to the said City, the in- Cookston, City Transfer, •phone
•habitants and corporations thereof[428
Mrs. D. H. Cray. 2Sj!
and persons and corporations beyond •~^^^_m_. ~^~^^r^. Addition, choice neighborhood; worth
the limits thereof, for lights, heat, WANTKD To lease a farm with! more than asked for it. Inguire at
power and other purposes; and that .some pasture near Brown wood, Write Bulletin office. 22tfc
DOST ON BRADY A VKNTK—Ladies'
black beaver hat. Finder please return
to Hcmphill-Fain Company. 28c
SKCTION f. That there is hereby "''
a granted to \v. A. Letson/, his heirs j...,.._,.,., rv„ ._
\ successors and assigns, (.hereinafter •' 4 * NTK,) ~~ P,rry h:,n(1 ' s to f?.ft« pe-
[Irautcei. the right privilege,!'' **&* » ai(l - - v
'Phone 2;', 26tfc
FOR SADIv—MTu acres, Bayou front,: LOST—La dies' scarf, between Southt50
capaible of irrigation; plenty tim- era hotel and Frisco depot, or around
franchise, to construct, ,*3*W Eanri, better known as Swiii her and pecans, two miles of Rrowndon
Farm.
loop. Return to Bulletin and receive
and operate in the present and future
J. H. Orrcll. Manager
wood. J. D. Williams, Route A, Box reward. 27p
streets alleys and public places
2Stfc ,:<
All mains, pipes and
j laterals shall be so laid as to inter-
he.p but perceive thai you are both ,Vil ' ,1>; IiMl '' ;it - !• • with tr.tth.
equally in haste to repent at leisure." t)f lh> ' streets 8. ' 6tfc
vor. "Will you agree tk and;Fasg — Mrs. D. H. ;.>ne finished bedroom, close in.—
In ten minutes the associates were of the City of Brown'uood. :lo- -.u'.di. of BeC6hd hand furniture in the n-xt y reason of the existence 'phone :>7"» 2oa West Broadway
engagement ring, Andrea and Trevor ojf su ii excavations or o: >iru< tions. — - —-'—■- - - - - ''- 1. L^
were made man and wife according to by s:!f:MI,,i ''!*' ' --rporation in trie Cit . . , i. '^e
encouragin, faces of ,he four men,
l.ns. the swan-song of the Honor- eiceoi per th«
abIeA:..!r.-.iV];..r.- she saidinaToice ,H. The net rate for artincial
hat ST ' lrt, •• 1 a f ' ! ' r ** Bold and iwed for d<
a clear flow, "who worshiped
false pods flippantly du
twenty tiw years of h.-r life, who traveled
blindfolded throuffh a beautiful
d re the feet of i Calf of Cold and
mercifully di.«d on al certain beach at
four o'clock (.f a naorniog. She drinks
with y.»u to Andrea I Robert Odd man
Trevor, the happiest woman—tin happies
wo *h«—" I
Trevor leaped to llis feet, put his
»":< her and flatted her on the
Shoulder; "There. thKD R0OM, 1201 Main, 'phone R-639.
in a motion picture lies back of this 2f>9t r c
ant] i. for "His Majesty, r ^ . ^»--~^,
ricanV is E>ouglas : iks' 8rst WK Bl'Y second hand furniture. New
gra ted to w \ I . • " ,: P^hdent production and marks Second Hand Store. 203 West Broad-
' : ^' H,,.*nWoi>d Uhited Art,.- way. 'phone 975. 220tfB
■' *. each, contained intheiinix.- y r. ){ A .-,, ,, , . Cprporatiori. i ■
-.e days is the aecepted limit."
Andrea and added hastily,
"I was ji □£ to r;.;. -. \
lions
later."
T:;.> I
th»* hi
rais
▼or
he •
for an
r i, provided, however thai ', •' Ln Jahuarv the entire am .
I or artirinal gas shall ...
01 'I... City . . - :,- r.
"
- j and used, wl
... , . : ■ repealed
Trevor i her. "Yourquestion."
h Cirantee has no < optroi.nvai i
SI-:rT!ON XI. T:
the bishop, "is a natural
rnisih and
take effect and be In turee from
::t to die high desk. t<
after its passa •»• and ad
md, fl':shirig slightly,
;i minimum Ji.:.,i. which ,
■•K,-. bier, yotJ infferf roared the , ,.,,. ;!il ..",i:
hauded them to the who
chgaieus- "''•;"'V-'"
three divines in one Voice.
- them with i. . 1
ere.
(To be con\ini»'dj
Q .- tl A comfort: Then
lie camztit sis-hr of Andrea who wa«
> said finally, "you an- a reof
,he ubU Sf SS^£ ;■! ;.^ War Mothers to
! drawing room, any one of whom is
' world \\a< startled by the
the potential criminal. Even Madam
m of the I'nited -Artists Ass
La Granee, the medium, admits that
at ion. Thi> association was formed
Tim is a cop with braius." He adby
Mary Pickford, Charlie Cha
mits it himself and later admits that
das Fairbanka an i D w Grifl
a fool—but there lie the story
fith. These artists, conceded through-
" '»?
which you must see to appreciate.
out the world t
• in tie nt I ••M'V.Ll .', \ '
ard Veillier. the author is a stutomer
at th;
s»'< retarj. i i:-. of \\v iwnvt trons that Mar> Pickford. Charlie
icehtoftnbut, now banning foi VmZ*I
d-'l-JT-:.; '
t, provide i
■ to wast,- your ti:.- of tl im-m-' ,»,,,. ' . h{ Orantec
ma> adopt proper
- he continued, -I wish ro saj (ori; trees through every cliapter iu rubs and
regn atj ms re«tulr|iig
( h: ' I>!in - l)ou ^ as down the tension just when
are at the snapping point.
The Thirteenth Chair ran for a
year on Broadway This is the first
trip west of Chicago and strange as it
may sound, this tour is not simply
making the big towns Charles F. Horner.
managing producer, is bringing
the play to Brown wool because he
has found that other towns in the
same class are anxious to have hig
plays. They have never had real New
York plays under lik'» conditions be-
Fairbanks and I> fore.
: w crifllth will hereafter he ena
The caste consists entirely of. New
>OT!< K HV ITIM.H \TI(>\.
(York artists. Helen van Hoose who
ucess in the
ginal production
support is just
expected.
I >o you know
been Buffering
•
3 a to whom
a thou-
I - povrdisf overy all
i triumphantly at Trebeiiiurmur*
o mumuring.
•
the table with
: know all these
Ai. : from the table and
•or. "Ifs attractions an ilt IOI w
r to buy oevtheCity of Brownwood to pay >*» '»»^. »«« of e\-
MajesO .
ed. and for Letters to Issue to her as jv'n • oou^las
'.!". iV"",V'
I'air.ianks
„,. "nV."'
film will
"n "
iie
:
when
.
Kstate.»tho ininiititi,ic •Doug" ran put bis
l'nx'ceding will heard, hest into u t,u> tju.all.0 management
l ^ j'^^^lclis.rimination and regardless
n rvoL Grantee for the installation ofall ser- .,,'' ,h ;" bly that of George Stallings% manager
of the Boston Braves iaseball club.
have been entered for :nia show.
" P*» g }** \^ W» « penae in the case of -His a
n Lrown- iVlV(, p|pe|J t|.()m ftfg |)ri)|(„rU Iin„ tQ Pestament of said «.. S. Innes. deceas- (ho Amorll.an •• KnowiMi, w
cf said Wil Itnd
reference fq the insta:!iati6h of 8er. hv sa,(1 Courl on fho ~ o[h ,la > °' ,all | feels and justlv so thai it will offer
\\-v pipes and the contn-1 of the sanu> u;,r >- i: »-"- al l ^ e Gottrt House of said j (o its patrons'beginning Wednesday
f om the cohnectJOli .hereof at sai.l r,, ' in,v - ln l
H^WIIWIUKI. Texas, at! |whi wnat should prove to he the very
pr: perty line to and Including the wl tch time all persons wdio are inter
height of screen entertainment.
metier located on the consumer".^ ested in said Kstate are required to
prenns.-s
appear and answer said proceeding mil i IIAIK nine TODAY.
sKCTinx vi. Grantee shal ,1((t should they desire to do so.
When a murder has been committed
be required (to extend piped or mains HKKKI.N PAIL NOT. but have you
\\f Deliver Dry Goods, Groceries
and while the supposed cu'prits are
more than fifty feet for any one con- before said Court, on the llrst day of
and Hardware.—Looney Mere; Co.
still nervous, the police sometimes resumer
or j:as provided, however, if the next term thereof, this writ, with sort to the Third Degree to win a conhis
eyes tired cui the sinblen glow that
Perfection Oil Heatars, most satissin
h customer will pay any excess of your return thereon, showing how you ic- ion.
illuminated Trevor's face; then I.e
factory oil heater oi the market.
laying said pipes or nains over and have executed the same.
!4i the Thirteenth Chair" which ap-' P°"
said, "Well, my dear, that settles It--
Priced at $t;.T.". and $8.0# Lodnei above r,o feet Grantee is hereby re- . Witness my hand and Official seal,
11 finally. In fact, that I can't
Merc. Co
I quired to extend the same to such at Brownwood. Texas, this the l.'lth day
consumer's premises.
of November. 1;»!!».
SlCt'TlOX VIII. The rights, privi-
L. K. CROW.
!
leges t»nd franchises granted by this
J ordinance are not to be considered"
c EXPLOSION!
Is the only recognized hazard
in the use of Natural Gas.
You may protect yourself
against this hazard for the
small cost of 10c per hundred
of your fire insurance.
Why not let us write you a
y including same?
pears at Brownwood on the night of
November 11th. detective Tim Donahue
resorts to the third degree when
&
his other methods lad. He has no
Clerk. County Court. Brown County,!Ordinary criminal to deal with for
Texas.
27-33ej there are thirteen people m a .\. V .
Ubero! Installments of this Story will Appear Each Day.
109 East Baker Street
Phone 254
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PAGE SIX Brownwood Bulletin NOVEMBER 14, 1919
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Hemphill, Fain Co,
BROWNWOOD
SMctt! Young Men ! We Offer Most
Extraordinary Values In These
SMART STYLES—ALL-WOOL FABRICS—GOOD TAILORWORK
$ 35, $ 4° a » d$ 45
PERSONAL ITEMS
ROY E. FOX
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Popular Players
Brownwood, 1 work.
Commencing Dec.
Tent Theatre Feaffd with large
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Furnaces
These Kirschbaum Ulster-
ettes were priced low to us
by the makers as a special
feature value. We, in turn,
price them unusually low to
you. And that in face of the
fact that to duplicate these
overcoats today would cost
fully a third more. At
our prices these values are
simply unapproachable.
It is advisable t make your
lection before ityr >/uci
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BUY NOW-YOU WILL SAVE
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Of Interest to Women
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The wildest, most harum-scarum, jolliest and at times,
pathetic character of the screen is
, Mary Pickford
in her second picture from her own studio
The «
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Successor to "Daddy Long Legs' 5
10 Mary Pickfords you have never seen, in this story of
the adventures of a spoiled little heiress who goes to
live in the slums.
THE
PICTURE
OF 1000 LAUGHS!
Prices Matinee and Night: 15c, 25c, 35c
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