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Home Patronage.
Prospects at present promise
On yesterday aftefnoon Mrfc.
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M. E. Guynn eutercaiDed with a a big yeild of pecans throughout
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greatest
evil
which
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rainbow shower in honor ef the this section. The young nuts
fronts
the
retail
merchant
today,
are
said
to
be
very
numerous
on
bride-blect, Miss Christine Davis.
The guest wrote their names in the trees. There have been but is the immense business which
a beautiful handpainted bride's very few- pecans marketed in is being done by the mail ord'6>
book made by the hostess. Catds this section since the 1900 storm. house. The contention of the
paintedMkjy'^erfe^^tess were; al- Hey. C A. Pasino,'^ tainister of mail order house is low price,
so Kiven the guests, on which the Christian church at Bay City, and the mail order patron piles
was the word "rainbow," and will preach a t the Eagle Lake lip fictitious savings on the same
from this they were to form as Christian church next Sunday, claim. But this sometimes -isi
many words as possible. Six of July 14th, morning and evening. one of the many that will not
thelftdifts tied, with the same The member* are- or^ed to at- stand the test of amilysis. The
number of words, and the prize, tend while the public is cordially foltowing instance is typteai hi
the mailorder business:
k l . J ^ i ' J ^ ^ R"? box. . wasijnviied. " ,
DowyLin 'Oklahoma the-Otberl^
cut. The bride to-be and guests
were then invited into the dining
room where a rainbow extended
acroiis the table and at the epds
of which were the "pots of gold."
The table was c(fvered with hand
embroidered towels, pillow-slips,
hand painted chin^, cut glass
and aH kinds of dainty, useful
and beautiful gifts.
Refresh-inea^ef-bfiek-ic^ (^raam i n the
The new
Lljhl aa a f e a t h e r
By Mrs. Janet McKenzie Hill, Editor of
the Bostok Cooking School Magazine
Baking Powtler Biscuits made by this
recipe Hre so far ahe^l of brdiriary baking powder biscuits that, if once tried,
yoo will never use any other recipe.
Try it the next time you run short of
bread. S^ve this recipe.
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AMERICANS FAVORltfe BEVERAGE
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The feet that we sold 173,184,600
bottles of Budweiser durina the
year igii speaKs eioquen
the commandinq superiority of
c a k e ^ o n o o n s t!ii(f'^frufroff
^r^
served.
The rainbow c o l o r
schelne y?as beautifully carried
out in all of the details of the
-decorations.
"^"""^^fi^ ^ c h a r g e it'to my account
cursion up the river.
;r. The night I
Not on your life," the dealer
finally arrived, and the moon
replied. "No charge accounts.
flooded fiel'd and river with a
Yon can',t'tto business with the
glow of pearly richness* .
mail order house that way. Fork
When the party was ready to
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At the Dixie Threatre Tonight. leave the house which had been over the cash."
The customer c o m p h e d . appointed as the rendezvdfus-it
A Cowboy Coward.
"Now two cents for postage
A Southern Soldier's Sacrifice. was noticed that one of the most and five cents for a money ordChief's Daughter. April Fool. charming young women -had a er.'"'
shawl on,
iTrouble of a Butler.
"What
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"What's the matter, Lucyy"
"Certainly;
you
have
to
send
a
Mr. C. A. Maule, advertising inquired one of her friends; "are
letter and a money order to a
agent for the Sunset, was heie you afraid of taking cold?" ^
mail order house, you know."
yesterday and addressed about
"No, no," she replied.
The customer. Inwardly raving
twenty-hvn mombers of t h e
"The thermometer is tip to'SO.
kept
to his agreement aild paid
'Business League on an advertis- You'll get so hot if you wear that
the nickel. .
ing proposition. The railroad is shawl."
"Now^25 cents exjjressage."
getting out a new booklet des"I'm willing to get hot," she
"Well* I be
. " he said,
criptive of the mid-coast country, replied rather pettishly. •
but paid it, saying, "Now hand
and the proposition offered by
"Don't you know why she
Mr. Maulc was to liave inserted wears that shaWiy" laughed her me that saw and I'll take it home
myself and be rid of this foolery."
in the 20,000^copies of this book- litti«i brother."
"Hand it to you? Where do
let a descriptive write-iip of Ea"You be quiet,-Henry," said you think you' are? . You're in
gle Lake, for which the league is the dear angel as she turned a
Oklahoma an4 I'm in Chicago,
to pay $100. The league accept- trifle red.
and you'll have to wait two Weeks'
ed the oiler and contracted for
The boy gtffout Ijf reach' and for that saw."
same with the railroad company.
yelled:
"That makes.$1.67," he s'aid.'
"I'll.tell you why she wears " I t has cost you two cents more
Mis. A . S . Holley of Brady is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. that shawl. When she goes on and taken you two weeks longer
•T. Westmoreland, afid other rela- the river Bob puts his arm und- to get it than if you had paid my
er it and hugs her, and nobody price in the first place."
tives.
can see through the game."
-yNeWport, N. H., Champion.
Mrs. Sallie Vincent of Mart,
EveryJ^ody laughed of course,
formerly Miss Sallie Lott of this
Her View.
but at the next moonlight excurcity, accompanied by her pretty
sion it was noticed that each
The Brother—I think Miss
httle daughter. Miss, Martha
young woman came provided Pauline has got lovable eyes,
Li^ttifi Vincent, is the guest of
with a nice new shawl.
kissable lips, a huggable slmpe
her mother, Mrs. S. S. Lott. '
and holdable hands.
His Sister—Yes; and she's got
reifiovable hair, adjustable hips,
coloreble brows and a transferable complexion.
Thr,ee cups flour; \{ to % cup shortening; 3 ieirl ttaspoonfuls K C\ Baking
Jbw('er; about 1 cap milk or tiater^ I
teaspoon/ul salt.
_ ^ *Sift thr^FHimes, t h e fl9tir, salt and
^hakinif powder. ^*ork into the flour the
iihorteninf^, nsinj; lard or butter for
shorttnimj. Then mix to a very soft
dough with the milk. The softer the
"iriscuit enters the oven, the lighter it
comesout. Never knead baking powder
biscuits; press the dough into shape and
roll lightly. Cut in small shapes an<l
'- bake on a sheet or very shalfow pan in
^ .9 hotipven. In placing Mscuit* in the
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f>>,_4g_^U»ttch.-- Siiiall.uwcalts.arei>eUerxaaLB
- ' lafgeoiipek^-tanre btscnrts <!o noPi^-e
the proper amount of ^iine to raise and
bake.
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bottled on
onlyV at
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the home
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with crowris or corks.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH BRtWEK^
ST. LOUIS
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W. E. Welford
Distributor
Eagle Lake,
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We manufacture our ice out of
pure distilled water only, therefore it is as wholesome as it is
possible to make it. Can ship
by freig|f>t or express as you
may want.'
Write or 4)hone us and your
order will receive our prompt attention.
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WANTED—Three or four cars
of good prairie hay.
BliOVVn & ScHLKICIfEU.
Eastman Kodaks and Supplies
F. S, Ulery & Son,
at
The Jewelers.
. The Rpworth Leauge will give
a lawn .social tonight (Friday) a t '
the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. E.
Lovett. All are cordially igyited
to attend.
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Phone 52.
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0. R. Davis, Funeral Director and Embalmer.
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Send away from E a g l e Lake for your
job printing. T h e Headlight's job department has every facility necessary
to turn out the highest grade of printing, and our prices are lower than the
rates charged by,city printing houses.
Generous Pa.
Pa—En^brace me, Thora. Reginald has asked your hand in
marriage.
T h o r a ^ lBut I don't want—\s&
leave mother, pa.
Pa —Oh. never mind that.
Take her along with you.
High grade, dependable Gasoline Engines. We guarantee them
and will allow 30 days' free trial.
S M I T H AUTO CO.
Mrs. W. E! McKee will, this
j afternoon, entertain the Ladies'
C<rd Club, ia honor of her^guests,
Methodist c h u r c h
S<^turday
night and Sunday. An invita
tjcjn-is extejad^ to a 11.
"Mr. Harold TQwiiley gaye a
party Tuesday night in honor of
his sister^ Miss Verda, of Eagle
Lake.
MisseSFulford and Davidson
who are attending tiie normal iri
Columbus, spent Saturday and
Sunday of last week "with home
folks.
Mrs. A'oell and Miss Katie
Fisher of Eagle Lake spent Tuesday afternoon with the latter's
.parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
f^^
visit to MrSi J. M. Evoritt.
Mc. Walter F'us.sell of Coving
Mr. Jas. Pusaell and family.
r Messrs. Milton and Harold
Arnold of San. Antonio, who
spent last week here guests oT
their coudn^Miss Clara Causey,
returnedTiome Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Arnitt
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Heine of Bonus spent Saturday
and Sunday here attending the
Y. P. A. Convention. ,^ v
mall Carriers
Will Fly
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Paint Insurancei
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EAC.LE LAKE NCSEKIE.S.
The Symbol on the Can » ^
L. J . BURGEK.
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EASY TERMS
THE PIDELITY ADDITION
If you are a housewife you cannot
Dr. and Mrs. A. R. An trey of
reasonably hope to be healthy or
Elmina
are visiting in the city,
beautiful by washing dishes, sweeping and doing housework all day, and , t h e g u e s t S of M r . a n d M r s . W.
~Vting"Tnto bedtjoad tiPO<^utxujChL^_F \ j o
You must get out into the open air and
He had just asked the all-im
ed dreamily into space, he knew
that his life's happiness" rested
in her answer. Slowly-slowly-'
she turned her head; his pulse
quickened. "Will you answer
me one (iVestion?" she asked in
a tense voice.
" Y e s , " he rdsponded breathlessly, leaning forward to catch
the precious words.
"Why," .she asked in a whisper, "why, when I doubled that
no trump—did—you—lead—-me
-a—club?" •
(Too late for last week)
Miss Alice Thomas left Tuesday for her home in Wilkesbarre,
Pa. She was accompanied a s ^
far as Houston by Miss Mary
Jane Thomas, who will be the
guesi of Mrs. AmittThomrs.
Mr. .t!h;irles Causey~"bf Sail
Antonio is visiting home folks.
Mrs. Ed. Wendel returned to
i'ha '
< >srar Clark an3'tvo6pf
?>ee Uncle Sam's mail* carriers tlyiiiL'
spent Sunday in the country with in all directions, tr4nsportintr,mail.
Have you iren the new K C. Cook's 8oolsf' Martin Larson and family.
People take a wondecful intere:^ in a I
Brittifu^pIjuOpeti/.inir recipei that simply mu!it
Mrs. L. W. Kellison left last discovery that benefits them. That's
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iJl succeiuJul every time if the few simple direction* afe cartfiilly followe<l. You would gladly
week for I^ansas, for an extend- why Dr. King's New Discovery for
pay 5<) cent!) for this valuable booUT yet we srnd
it ahsoluti'lyfiff upon receipt of fh* colored cered
visit with relatives.
Cougfis, Colds and other throat and
l'6catei>iickt<l inevery257Crntcanof KC Baking
I'Mwdrr. jAi)ti;9 MKG. CO.. ChicaKo. buuiU
lunt( diseases is the most popular
Miss
Gladys
Johnson
who
has
Nooji 4" not huve Cook'b Buuk cerlificuies.
been attending scjiool at Hous- medicine in .\merica. "U cured me of
ton, came home last week to a dreadful cough." writt^si Mrs. .1: K.
.BETTER MEDICINE
^ spend the yacatioii with her Davis, Stickney L'orner. Me..- "after
doctor's treatment and ali other reiu7'
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THAN CALOMEL mother.
edi*»shud fuiled.'".>K.xcel]»>nt for coughs
Miss
Myrtle
White
was
the
^colds
o r any other bronchial affection.
Dodton's Liver Tone, a Safe Vegetable
guest of Miss Hortense Miller Pribe oOc and $1.00 Trial bottle free
Liquid, Now Takes the Place of
Wednesday.
at Calvert's Drug Store.
Calomel, the Powerful Mineral .
Mjcs. E. P. Newsom visited her
Mr. 'and Mrs. Harry Shepard
Whats the use of letting your
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC— daughter, Mrs. W . K. Hughes, of ShreveiK)rt, Louisiana, were
building, go unpainted when it
Many people know the danger can be painted in a first class This paper wants all the news in Wharton last week.
made happy last week oVe'r the
of calomel, yet'tlu\v take it b e . manner at a reasonable cost. See items it can get every issue, and
arrival of a baby girl at their
will thank its friends and read-1 Mrs. W. H. Plagamann and
cause they know of nothing, bethome. Mrs. Shepard was forS T E P H E N GRANT.
ers to mail or telephone the office j children of Lane City were the
ter. Other people are not afraid
merly Miss Nina Byars.of this
of calomel because they do not nurinu; the Summer months mothprs of news items at any time. The jKuests of Eagle Lake relatives c i t y ,
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understand what a dangerous I any unnatural loosenpss of the bow- management, of course, reserves j l^st week^
Go to Harris for some of that
drug it is.
els. When given ))roii)pt attention at the right to revise or curtail any
Sunday dinner is not complete good ice cream made by the
Nobody needs to take danger- this time serious trouble may be and all communications before without a gallon of Eagle Lake [Eagle Lake Creanaery Company
ous calomel (which is made from avoided. Chatuberlaiti's ("olic, Chol- going into p r i n t, which, 6f Creamery C~ o '"3 . Ice Cream.,
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^^^^,is
mercuryy if they live near a 4 era and Diarrhoea Flemedy can aU course, is understood by all who \ p,^,,„g ^J^^ ^^^^^
Insect
Bite Costs Leg
ways be depe^^dwl upon. F o r sale by
accustomed
to
writing
for
s t o r e where Dodson's Liver I all.druggists. "
A
Boston
man
lost his leg fr«ra the
are
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Twenty
Five Centsisihe
Price
*^'^ "^ an insect two years before. To
Tone is sold. Calvert's drug
newspapers.
[avert such.calamities from stings and
Mr. C. H. Allison was a court For soreness of the muscles, whethstore sells Dodson's Liver Tone,
o feace.
I bites of insects use Bucklen's Arnica
er induced by violent exercise or inand guarantees it to be a perfect visitor to Columbus tliis week.
The terrible itching and smarting, I Salve promptly to kill the poison a n d
jury, there is nothing Ixtter than
substitute for calomek It is a i FOR SALE—The Stone build- Chamberlain's Liniment. This lini- is
incident
certainallayed
skin by
diseases,
almost to
instantly
apply- j prevent iuHammation, .swelling amd'
ulcers, piles.
pleasant tasting vegetable tonic, j inj? and \\ acres of land, located ment also relieves rheumatic ,pains. ing Chamberlain's Salve. Price 25 pain. Heals burns, boils, Only
2oc at
eczema, cuts, bruises.
that'livens up the liver without j on Church Street. Reasonable For sale by all druggists.
cents. For sale by all drug stores.
Calvert's Drug .Store.
causing any restriction of habit price and easy terms,
or diet. It has none of the bad
W. E. WlI.SON.
>S>S^SS«SS>S®««>««««®^ ® S)S^«S^^««®®««««««®«
after-eftects of calomel and i s !
Miss
L
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Greenwood,
a
safe for children as well as*'
charming young lady of Housgrown-ups.
ton, is the guest of her. Sister,
Roses:
Everblooming, best Mrs. C. M Womack, at the
varieties, order now-for fall plant- Womack plantation.
ing; tield grown, guaranteed to
FOR SALR—Five room cotlive. Phone P.tO.
tage; tine, location.
popularity c] rows
The Issue.
(Too late for last week)
Miss Rosa Wagner of Matthews is visiting MiBs Eklna
Perry.
Mrs. Salladay left Monday to
spend the summer with relatives
at Streator, Hfiiflois.
Mr. and Mrs. Davidson attended the Business League banquet
at Eagle Lake Thursday night.
Tht^ry will D« pi B&ghtfttr«y the^^if^g^p^- W^tfTf6sa«r 'sfrer^-^t^:
G^sTm^le.T^'m^^^^^^^
iron your clothes and keep cool buy a saw.' He saw the kind he
Self heating, and going like "hot wanted and asked the price. It
cakes." Address P. 0. Box 202, was $1.65, the dealer said.
Eagle Lake, Texas. - .. _ '.^rj^.-,.-^"^*^ood gracrouff,'*said t]ie man.
Mr and Mrs. M. E. OliryBn, ' ' j can get the same thing from
Mrs. Bruce and Mrs: J. J . Mans- [.Sears, Roebuck & Co. for $1.35."
field spent Sunday in Houston,
"That's less than it cost me,"
making the trip in Mr. Guynn's said the^deater, " b u t I'll sell it
Reo car.
on the sabie terms as the mail
order
house just the srflhe."
"Glvtngr the Game Away.
^AllrigH^S^,
Chestcnrille News
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sunlight. If you do this every day I Sunday School Teacher-And
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Lincoln Climatic Paint—made to fit the climate in which it il
used—solves the paint problem for all time.
Lincoln Climatic Paint
(Trad* Ma«l»Regi*t*rMl)
C o m p l e t e l y Machine Mixed and G r o u n d
Lincoln T r a d e Mark c o y e r t a c o n i p l e t *
line of highest g r a d e p a i n t s , Tarnishes and
( e n a r a l paint spocialtiae for a l l p u r p o i a e .
Farmers Supvh GW
Tablets when needed, you should he-1
the purchaser desiring an investment requiring small outlay.
stale by jiiLiiruggists.
Ilumulitv Cll . « M
«0 A liver I >.ifc p
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LiHlciSa V e r y U r
No need to fuess. or take someone'^ el<4e other manufacturers have made all theit
»«y-.so for it-the proof is here. The mappaint the suinc ;tlilnkinif one formula Kood
•hows you wh»t the climate is in whicli we cnouifli for tlie whole country.
live—how dampat how dry it is. I'aint to last
With Lincoln Climatic 1'uint-niachli»"mlxmust be made fc fit ttie climate in wliich it is e<l an<l (frouml -you can always be absolutely
osed and (here is but one paint that you can certain of selectinc the riuhfly adjusted forever be sure of bcint' riirht climatically. That mula: the paint pr.-pared for iheexact weath
is Lincoln Climatic Paint, (or which we are er conditions in whioli we live—and tlie symthe sole aeeots.
bol on the can is your guide.
Lincoln Climatic.Paint is made on four
Call as soon HS ynu can and examine our
separate formulas—to f^t the four difTerent elaborate and detailed climatic map of tha
climates, or degrfces o( dampnra and dryness. tjnited States —and vf« will civeyou an interPaint troubles, nuchas crackinif. peellne and cslInK 12 page bonk revealing the true aiScret
ChtUlny-«re-due largely in th» <»«t that ot hew Clmiatig t'aiat mu* nnniaalwdi
offers splendid opportunity for the purchaser with small means and
oonie both riealthy and beautifnl.
ExplAnstion
of M a p
S>riN>l FuiitM:!..
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and keep your stomach and bowels in
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good order by taking Chamberlains^ i Iftive y o u n o b r o t h e r s o r s i s t e r s ?
Little Marguerite-No, ma'am.
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I'm all the children we've got.
Are - You - Hot?
GALVESTON
It's Cool at
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T h e city's growth in the next five years gives promii5e~o'f being
greater than ever before^.
Values are certain to increase.
Buy now
before another season's crop enhances v a W c o r iJI classes of real
estate.
We have a splendid list of farm lands for sale, and can quote
prices that are very low.
There never has been a better time to buy
than now. • If you want to take advantage of present values,
Run down for a few days, the bathing will do you
—
,—good-ride the
Doti'trDelag.
Galveston Houston Electric Ry*
"THE STRAIGHT LINE"
CarsvEvcry Hour--6 a. m. to U p^ m»
FIDELITY IMMIGRATION CO..
CARS EVERY HALF HOUR SUNDAY
•—8;30 a. iiu to 8:30 p» m*
Office on G r o u n d Floor F a r m e r s A MercKants State BanK B u i l d i n g
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