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■^ ^nwNWOOD DAILY BOLLEWN- BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29,1916,
FOR SALE
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE—My Watkins
business in Brown county. Must be
a man 21 years of age and under 50,
that can give two good securities.
One cent each word for first or
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ibsequent insertions. Minimum D _ W#WMI Tpvaa
fc Paul..
)$ first insertion 20 cents.
WANTED
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I^ANTED—Unfurnished room, with
leeping porch, for lighthousekeeping;
iJlern conveniences. Address Box
Brownwood. 141tf
'4NTED—Good girl as cook and
lousekeeper. References required. Ap-
>ly 1604 Vincent St. 139tfc
;AN*TED—Position as companion or
[hildrens nurse by capable woman—
IWAST TO RENT -A farm with some
grass on the halves; will work by
the month—G. A. Townsen, 1501 Vin-
cent St., Brownwood.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Upstairs bedroom. South
exposure. Call at Sfl West Le«
Phcme J-291.
IFOI^ RENT—One furnished or unfurnisb-^
room. Close m. Apply at 715
East Baker street. d*
FOR SALE—Small stock of groceries
with fixtures at 703 South Broadway.
—j. W. Paul. dl43 P
FOR SALE—Good horse and new sur
ry and harness. Price right. Apply
Daniel Baker lX>rniitory at
FOR SALE—A good 5 room house on
Austin avenue, close in. Pretty lot. A
bargain. Phone 841.—J. I. MAYES.
dl31tfc
FOR SALE—Oliver typewriter ribbons,
at 50c. Guaranteed. Call at
Bulletin office.
Two 80 acre tracts of land, both
unproved, 7 1-2 miles of city, will sell
one or both. The price of the two
tracts is $210, the other $11 50. Bach
iraets has a debt of |3tM against it.
but the payments are vry easy.
V. ry nice home in Ford's addition.
5 room house, good barn, cistern, lot
:»0 by 150 feet and well fenced. Pri e
$1700; $100 cash; balance $25 p*
month; fc per cent interest.
4 room house on Victoria Street.
Price $7«M>; cash $.".".'»; balance $10
per month.
Nice little home on Victoria St, in
Ha* condition. Price $9«>0; about $t«i
cash; balance %\'> per month.
Four room house, close in. m
*X)R RENT-One of the best finish-.repairing before Ml
ed natttatc*. five rooms, reception $47..; cash $25; balance $10 per
hall aU modern conveniences, fine, month. Th> look, like a bargain,
mantel and hardwood floors, close Nice new 4 room house two porcho?
paved street; has (art* I *j* large bath, modern. Prita SltOt.
have four room C for rent. - j The terms are very ea >
n F Hurlbut 143c J.I-ELLIN
5^i!l!^~~~—— Keal .Mate and Insurance
ROrTM FOR RENT in private fam y
Office Trent Wdir.
MISCELLANEOUS
what percentage is in the material she
is buyinfe.
Representations made as to quality
FOR AUTO—On city or country trips,
of goods or materials by stores of esphone
1086. 142 ? tablished standing in the elites and
I larger towns may unually be depend-
LET US CLEAN your art ^uar^; ed up011( slnce truth in advertising ;.nd
ruus and curtains. Phone 43. We *> ll i honesty in n . pn . S entation are cardinal
send man to examine goods and «»* ke, rule8 in modern advertising But once
prices—Great Western Dry Cleaning ^ & ^^ particu, arly in villages or
Company. P Rmaller towns, there may be found
** *"*"*"* j merchants just beginning a business
LET US store your household *" rnl -1 career who are not as we ii posted as
ture or piano. Nice clean rooms up- . g ^ aV( . rag0 woman in qualities,
stairs. Will make very reasonable, ^ ^
charges.-L. E. Hall Music Co. 14* ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ £ __
tic soda test" and is based on the
SEND YOUR YOLK HATS—any HAls-aoy kind, --• both "— , ff „ ( ., of an .,„„,„,. „ oiling solllti()n
ladies and mens; panama or Wt. \W ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^^ ^
guarantee satisfaction-Great *«»«-» h , c worth of so(llum hvdroxid „
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STUDY
r\|| situation, in your vicinity, run
The! || over to Santa Anna and look it
'VyJLl^ over— take into consideration the
quality, demand and price of Santa Anna oil;
look our 10-acre tract over, which is 277 feet
west ot the Turner well, with a new cerrick j;
now up. Size it up thoroughly, then invest with
our agent when he calls on you.
;| Santa Anna Oil Development Co.
»0»000 ftp 00000 0* 00 OH *♦*** ++* + + ff *** »•»*******■*•••*■*♦«
^^^n^^^JtJ^ ' ic.ustlc acid, at the drug atore, »l.lct,.,
LUMBER & BLDO. MATERIALS I comes In small sticks. Put a rtpful j «■■
LOST. LEAF LUMBER. All BulW-' 0 f wa(e r In an enameled saucepan, add (|p ,| e „.,. ted |, y placing the sample on
ing Materials. Complete House. Bills U two-inch stick of sodium and when I gmal| thin ' ( | jsh and i tB vin« it in
willing to pay a fair price for the
best materials.
shipped anywhere. Quick shipments. ,i„. solution boils immerse the sample I |hp oven at al)out a (( . m p eralun . of 4 .,n One final word about -hoddy."
A — * A rwomina. ' M - i— V*««« •■-111 I *.*%. LMII ut i^a/1 Grade and count guaranteed. Examina-, of goods. You will be surprised at , Fahr ranrenneu ,. nheit for i»r an hour noiir. The which is technically the be-t ^rad* of
niepuresun,
silk
'hone J-S76. dl ** ' JFOR SA T >*-• '•■*' roll top desk, one tion allowed. Sen1 estimate. 1NDE- -what you see. or rather what you don't will
• ,,
be
*
burned,
v i
but
i ♦
the
.v
weighting
t u.
will
11 "regenerated"
regentjmicu
wool which is made
*a-
typewri* r Desk, one letter and in- PENDENT Co-Operative Lumber Co.,| see for. if t he sample is all wool »t| rei
from old woolen and worsted ear-
VANTED— To loan $600 on good se- voice :i e. All oak finish, and almost Lake Charles, La. * 41 ' will disappear entirely. j To JnJ|fe TaMe L | nen#
ments. rags and tailor scraps. T
curity, three or five year term pre- Apply at 107 Brown street —
Strain the liquid through a fine j TQ ju(Jge good ub , e , inen rem€m . ar*- all pulled apart b> machinery that
ferred Inquire at office of Bulletin.
HAVE you a Vietrola? If not lei us
W. S. Cook & Co. dl37tft-
doth, and If cotton has been usrd there , her thaf gQ(id Unfn Js soft and vieI(Jing
can be respun into yarn. Frankly.
143;»
sell you one. The April Victor rec- ( will be a small mass 0 Brownwood heads have been
read by Kdens. Parlor ent* rta;nment> ,
agreeible ■corcnc4 odor. Pure
burns lik^* wool, but to less extent.
Cotton burns \OT ADVANCED and th»- A ay a piece of wo->l begins to
We still offer guaranteed Oliver !.-.m if a match is dropped on it will
typewriter ribbons at 60c each. Blue, gel the difference to the two fabrics.
purple and black ribbonj in stock.— Havelinc" ll a.so another method
Mayes Printing Co. phone 22
FOR RESl'LTS — TRY
WANT ADS.
KXPIOKIM; FOR CHI
IN HI->M:i> ( Ol >TY
, : , , BAI.LIN.;ER. Tex. lurch --An
..n.illbeputd. -.ght
plen;v til ;thofBallin.. Djulea
now Phone or see J. W Kn..x.| east of Rowena A
Rrnwnwood dU - p tTp*l9*A and funds put Op to sink
I the w.n to ■ del '•' "
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FOR SAM OR TRVOK.
101 a'P-S near Ow»ns. 10 a' r
•ivation. tq a>res tillable everlast
-One r>-room house, witb r Csunl improvements. $20
bath on F '
MHh "! P- r. trade for city pro:
•odist chnrcjL Frffchly • W">1H4C
paper- -Phone 65. 12'tf
batn>
fFOR RENT- ]
Uelwood ATe. PTenhly pain-
•and pi -!-ut— Phone
dV.
ONE SUITE n^ rooms
f _Mrs Henry Ford. 2©S W. Chandler
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PL\> KNTKKT\I>ME>T
FOR STATE Y. M. B. L
TEMPLE. Tex . March 2*.—A meeting
of t: -Uinment committee of
the Young Men's Business League
was held here last night and plan?
adopted for the entertainment of the
sr^te convention of the Association of
Young Men's Business Organizations
of Texas. April 2"> and -
W. S. COOK rXDERTAKIXG CO.
117 Brown fit
DIXIE THEATRE TOMORROW
- SIMPLE TESTS IN
s»•• m The kind not to buy is the
kind you find under the bed in little
Again Below Par
fuzzv rolls in the morning, which you If your health is below par, you
must sweep into the dustpan. Do not need building up with HEMO, the
fond for Above Par rlcaltn.
buy a blanket because it is pretty or
HEMO
??-r~
is a delicious Maltea
appearently fluffy, but try to buy one Food, containing all the elements of
that has a M per cent wool filling on Malted Milk and more—the juice of
a cotton warp. You can tell it by
beef and natural iron to aid in making
rich, red blood. HEMO has
the feel of the wool, the elasticity of
great nutritive force.
the blanket and by the animal odor. Especially for nervous w women,
A litti" cotton helps to keep a blank- rickety children, over-worked busiet
from shrinking and indeed a small
ness men, convalescents and the
aged. A delicious food beverage for
px ri entagi of cotton is most desirable
everyone. .
in any material not exclusively Makes a delicious food drink by
f< r s:nting.
simply adding water.
Tb» best pi ra of materials We suggest that you try a 50c
e^ckasre with
r tliat the consumer be educated * .jj^^^
which can be used with a small piece to ^ roint wherP snP wi n bly nior
BULLETIN of cloth. It may be raveled in both umier. T ., n j inK iv Another thing the
directions and the yarn examined for
r must be taught is to be
the length of fibers for the luster or
HAY—Bi« quantity Johnson grasa the kind of ' ' A - er >' fine - wcak
hay for sale cheap in lots of 10 baleb ** warp will soon b- if a heavy
and over. Phone 4"
filling thread is inserted across it. as
is frequently found in mixtures of WOOl
Producers \n\Ion«* I hat < onMime
Be 1 diieated to Bin More
I uderstundimrl).
o,;. • of the E'irop' an war is
the change In tin manufa« tuie ol
clothing fa r km thei p« • -hold
taring m r wa
irere told that ■robl is loCM
that there is Indeed such .«-•
that the trade may >. >
| means to sub>titute pa ton in ma-
and silk.
c-j, Ills most
.-nd trial LOOM opoii omNi are apt
to catch, pull ; »t of shape and look
shabby. Goods uoven with loi
arp en • ■ «»" Uw
... to
r M
,,) foods I ,f!l aM II
''
: lojfh; though
! holdlni a Miraple to th^
d >^.
The minim
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STOP CATARRH! OPEN
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
Sayi Cre^m Appli'Hl in Nostrils
Relieves Head-Colds at Once.
* . . .
if your nostrils are clogged and
voir head is stuffed and you can't
breathe freely because of a cold or
catarrh. Just fet a small bottle of,
Ely's (Yearn Balm at any drug store.
Apply a little of this fragrant, anti-1
, terials formerly all woo
septic cream into your nostrils and;
Whether this plan will be adopted or let It penetrate through every air pasnot
everv woman who is a purchaser sage of your head soothing and healnoT.
e\«r> *U»J inflamed, swollen mucous
for the family should be educated o ^m^ne
ln
fl
f
nd £ ^ inatant relief .
iminate between the qualitj of ^ ^^ ^^ u fee]g your nog .
fabrics. It may b« difficult to tell ^^ ^ Q^n your Qead lg cleaFf no
how much cotton there is in a given mQT(k naw i tinKf dryness or struggling
yard of material only by look or feel. for Dreat h. Ely's Cream Balm is Just
but there are simple tests which will wn at suffferers from head colds and
enable the purchaser to know exactly catarrh need. It's a delight.—Adv.
Charley Chaplin's Comic Capers
Kenfro-MeMian Drug < o.
Teiaa.
our guarantee of
Brownwood,
We Longed for an Auto
It was a Sunday afternoon. The
whole family was out on the
porcti. One automobile was
passing after another. Everybody seemed to
be enjoying themselves but us. The wlio'e family
was grumbling, "Buy an automobile," they
cried.
But I wanted one as much as they. I dreamt
nutorfiobiles, talked automobiles, longed for
t automobiles. But I couldn't see the percentage
if* of paying a high price for one and I wanted a
i.;; good make. I happened to pick up the Sunday
[•;[ Morning Bulletin and noticed the
Automobile Section
I read it carefully and saw many good offerings.
I was interested. I investigated some ot
;; the propositions. They were excellent. I saw
;;
the car I wanted at the price I could afford to
pay. Well, the family didn't have to long lor
an automobile any more, because
The Next Sunday We
Had One!
Charley Stops the Whistling
Copyright, 191ft, by J. K«al«y.
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