The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 36TH YEAR, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, March 28, 1924 Page: 4 of 8
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THE DUBLIN PROGRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH 28,1924.
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The Woman'. Thun»day Club c«to-
Ikrnted its ?«h *antv*r*ary with a
Banquet at the home or Mr. and Mr*,
r. Herndon on laat Friday even-
Club color, violet and white.
Carried otft i*» the decorationa
auad'aiao in the elaborate menu. The
wam beautiful with C
P*
1T.------ were beautiful with cryetal
haeketa of violet a. cryetal candle
•tick* with hami-decorato* candle*
at the name color. Dainty place
cards, representing the year book of
the clnb in mlnmture contained the
toliowina toast lint:
Toaatfeietreee—Mra. C. O. Fount.
Peat Birthday a—‘Mra. H. L. Klght.
Future Birthdays—Mra. W. B.
White head.
When Mother Ooea to the Club—
Mr. C. G. Fouat. Sr.
Achievementa of the Chub—Mrs.
J. M. Higginbotham.
In her toeat. Peat Birthdays. Mrs.
Klght paid high tribute to the seven
charter members and to the many
cUter distinguished women whom the
clnb has been prieitedged to have as
Its members. Mrs. Whitehead’s toast
gave her hearers a vision of the
wonderful opportunities before the
chib women of Dublin while Mrs.
Higginbotham s resume of the past
achievementa of the organisation
gave an Insight to the great work
done by this pioneer Woman's Club.
To the delight of those present
Mr. Fouat gave n wonderful Imitation
of the speeches made by the ladies
who preceded him and much laughter
greeted his speech on "When Mother
Goes to the Club."
The program ended when Mra.
»| Covers were laid for forty-six
•(Besides the members of the club
• and their husbands there were pren-
• eat: Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Lane.
• Mesdamee Sue Fry. Lou Smith, iota*
Higginbotham, Annie Wolfe; Mtasa*
Rose Harris. Mildred Vickers. Helen
Burr, Mrs. Dora Jackson and Mr.
n*4 Mrs. Joe Higginbotham M
D*Um. 1
The hostess Kras assisted in serv-
ing the menu by Miseee qiadys Lee
Pipes. Kathryn Suilenberger, v Rttth
Skinner adn Rachel Cole.
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Miss Ethel Lee Hard and Mills
Clements entertained a. number of
their young friends vsith a ons
o'clock dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John McDonald on last
After dinner the young people,
chaperoned by Mrs. Scott, motored
to De I.eon to attend a band concert.
Following is a list of the guests:
Aleen Scott. Elisabeth Moore. Grace
Edmonds and Agatha Hickman,
to to to to
I The T. B. L. Class of tha Baptist
church were entertained by Mrs. W.
Snider on Wednesday afternoon
Tbs first Division of tbs Busy QL
Woman's Class of the Metbodiat „
Church, entertained the class and hoi'SE—Foi- trade
their husbands and guests with * 8L Hancock.
Patrick's Party on March 11th in the SALE—30 bushels of cotton
Pa rlrlt’I SfWlUV illVitU- . .. ., ......... I n.hlln M 7
W. Snider on ------------ -
at her home on North Patrick street.
This class of ladles are working
tor the upbuilding of the social and
spiritual side of the Sunday school
work sad are to be congratulated on
the success they are achieving and
the work they are doing which aims
for the betterment of the city,
to to to to
Club, entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Jones last Thurs-
day evening, the honor guest being
Mrs. E. R. Barr.
The rooms and tables were beau-
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ADS
rent, l^eopard
Church Parlors. Seventy tnvlj*- ^ „ », H»l»y. Dublin. B.l
D0H ptfi »b»nt out which rw Uho 1 1,11 1''11 " 1 -
m B 1M. I 1 M HIB
*‘Th« 17th of <M*rcti in genin'
Ha* beta chosen bya fsw
To have a St. Patrick's Party
And we re Invitin' you.
So come and wear an Irish smile
We want you on the scene
You can find the place quite «WF
Twill all be trimmed in green.
The spirit Of »t. Patrick prevailed
throughout the evening. On arriv-
ing the men were presented with a
LOST -One drum headlight; finder
bteasc return to Progres* and receive
liberal reward,^v: ,k-
LOST- Cotton sack containing cloth-
ing, between Dublin and Alexander —
Return to Progroese ofRce for resa-
onable reward. r ■
gTRAVISD—Into «i> pasture, black
horse mule, 14 1-2 hands high,
years old. ~W. R. Kills. R. 1. Phone
9002-F-2.
for their hair.
Much fun and merriment was
caused by different ones kissing the
caused oy umcrem a. r. ««« *■’' - * — —----
Blarney stone. Next the guests were spoons. prised highly heir looms*.
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blindfolded and told to pin a bow on
the Irishman's hat. Arthur Mc-
Laughlin winning the priie. Numer-
ous other games were played which
caused much laughter. After these
the guests were invited to the recep-
tion rooms where tsbles besutifully
decorated in St. Patrick colors,
awaited them. A delicious Ice course
was served. Mra Wolfe, at this time,
read descriptions of different guests
which had been written earlier In the
evening.
TM pruKnilil euutui wnru W1B. * ---- —" , .
Klght toasted the club president, tlful with their decoratldns of green
. . 1 s ... w j *.. ,k Jniniu 1,, n i* n oA* war Hi *
Foust, whose birthday it hap- and white. A dainty luncheon was
wn. XVWt, l/SI tmussj a* s*»r |-- ’ . .. .
pened to b«, and moch merriment »erv©d to Club membora and tnoir
JFeSI** tw sew, - |
Wf» had in cutting the birthday cske. husbands
m
p.'w-.
Cafeteria Luncheon ij
and Supper
Served in R. L. Hickey building j;
Saturday, March 291!
Complete Menu
Everything good to Eat
Benefit Dublin Volunteer Fire
Department and Dublin Municipal \;
; Band.
When you need cut flowers for any
occasion, writs, telephone or wire—
Smith Floral Co. Cisco. Texas.
The Stephenville Produce Co. is
opening In Dublin In the old Pro-
gress building and sre prepared to
pay the highest market price for
chickens, turkeys, eggs, hides and
pecans. See us before you sell.
H. Muff son. Manager.
Better Laundry Service. We pick
up laundry Monday morning and do-
llver back Wednesday morning; pick
up Tuesday afternoon and deliver
back Friday morning; pick up Thurs-
day afternoon and deltver back Sat-
urday morning. Call Palace Tailor
Shop. No. 121. U. A. Webb agent,
call 213.
THE STEADY SI B8CHIBER.
How dear to our heart is the steady
subscriber,
Who pays In advance at the birth
of each year.
ui wen ?roi.
Who lays down the money and does urape wc.
It quite gladly,
And casts round the oftiee s bnlo of
cheer.
He nevr says:
ford It;
I’m getting more I*Pen» now than
I can read."
But always says: “Rend tt our peo-
ple all like It—
in fact, we all think It a help and
a need."
How welcome his check when It
reaches our sanctum.
Hoy It makes our pulse throb; how
it makes our heart dance.
We outwardly thank him; we in ward-
Jy 51691 fatal—~
The steady subscriber who pays in
advance.
EtM: :
Hughes’ Dairy
Swi'Pt Milk per pint..........5c----quartlO
Cream per half pint ......... 10c..,. • pint20
Buttermilk per quart .................... -5c
Butter per pound..............,........ .50c
“Milk, the National Drink, fGet the Habit*
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BEST EATS IN TOWN
Give Us a Trail and be Convinced
BURNETT BROS. CAFE
Have your Sunday Dinner* with us and save
your wife the beat. Short orders at all hours.
Sanitary, Courteous Service
We Appreciate Your Patronage
Looney Motor Garage
A
ms me men were 1 LT' v 1 -------
rfeen bow tie and the ladies a bow i/>sT—Februsry 21 or March 1st. hs-
..... ... a___TYulilln nn HsrhlH
tween Comyn and Dublin on Harbin
road my knives, forks and spoons,
S. A F. and 8. F. U engrsved on
Return to Mrs. J. 1). Wilson for
ward. Dublin, Texas, Route *.
FOR SALE—Rhode Island Egg*, aftor
April first we will makel specie
prices on eggs, one setlng of 1«. »1.*6;
St. eggs, $2.00; 80 eggs, 13.00; 100
eggs. 16.00; 200 eggs, 111.00; 100
eggs. $15.00; 400 eggs, IU.00. Out of
Dublin tsrrltory express snd packing
to be added. Eggs not over one week
old. Have ahow and utility type the
month of April Is fine for hatching
Beds. Why not take the advantage
of theese low prices snd get an all
purpose chicken which Is the Rhode
Island Red.—W. T, Stevenson and
Son, Route 1. Dublin. Texas. Phone
No. 0005-F-2.
VEGETABLE 1'IAXTS.
Send for price list. Flower plants,
shrubbery, trees, bulbs. Cut flowers
tor all occasions.
Spring Flowering l»qll>K.
Shasta Daisy plants 5c each.
King Humbert Cannas. red. yellow,
10c each.
Tube Rose bulbs 5c, 60c per doten.
Gladiolus, large mixed 10c, three for
25c.
Cflnum Lily, bloom all summer, 25c.
Dahlias, red. yellow, pink, white, 15c.
Elephant Ear, 10c.
Vegetable Plants.
Frost proof cabbage, 40c per 100,
$8.00 per 1000.
Tomato plants. McGee, Earliana, Tree
60c to $1.00 per 100, as to slae.
Sweet and hot peppers, $1.00 per 100.
Five big dollar Indian peach trees
for $1.00.
Rose Bushes 60c.
CISCO FLORAL COMPANY
else*, Texas._ ~
See The Woman" God Changed? at
Stoo it: I run not uf- Majestic Friday night. March 26th.
Sensational
Shoe Sale
Not merely do some merchants
complain about too many returned
goods, hut the divorce courts do so
too.
$3.10
$2.45
$3.75
POSH OLD SOLES,
BRIN6 ’EM HERE
Shoe stork mast be reduced. For 10
days we will make special prices on
every pair of Shoes In stock. .Come
and examine oar Shoes and find your
fit. We wUI name price to sell )oa
9-1 value Reas Dress tahoe
Peter* good value------
93 value Mens Hox.slde
Black Hhoe __________-
90.50 value Connelly Brown
Calf Hhoe .... .....____
17A0 value Famous Doug* 9C OF
las Hhoe, I style*.........V®*4*'
91.76 value Boys HIllcli
Down 9 to II..........
99US6 value Boys HUtrh
Down 13 to 8 --------
93.00 value Boy* dan
Metal Hhoe............
HM value Ladles Brown
KM Oxfurd* ...........
93.00 value Ladle. Comfort —‘
Oxfords . . ____________
«U0 Childs Bruwu Oxford 91 QF
Foot Form __________
94 to 9« value Xeas Work
Shoe*, Ml kinds
If your Shoe* got into th« bole-ln-one
club, bring them to ua. Wall put
them back la the clan* of ordinary
mortal* with lot* of wear left. We're
tha original Shoo Doctor*.
W. 0. STOCKTON
SIOlSHOP
$1.35
$1.75
$2.35
$3.45
$1.90
$2.95
Toa mis* a bargain If yoa fall to get
a pair of theso wait shoe*.
COUNTER SHOES *
One lot of Ladle* High Heal KM and
Patent Leather Pump* and Oxfords,
Worth from RJ6 to MjOO, year choice
50c
E. C. FEWELL
addition to our largo complete Garage
with the announcement of our purchase
Battery Station. We have
moved this equipment to our own Garage and
prepared to give the motoring public the
service. A competent experienced bat-
To Insure a Good Cup
of Coffee Use
Choppers gest
COFFEE
There Is None Better
v ROCER
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Never
ed—we find our banks full of wady ®on25,
we find bur fertile soils deeply t ,
pure rain and snow water and a deep-seated
torv will find 1924 a banner year, and that they
..V -a «tai__i___Jw XTarrio IIAmTMinV dOlfUf
Our long established rule has been to carry just
what the people want in this department, and it
is presided over with an expert care seldom
practiced in smaller towns. First, always, is
Quality Food for our people—the foods we
handle must be unadulterated and absolutely
fresh and clean.
tions
our customers may enjoy.
tos, an
Ask for what you want in the White Swan
A complete stock of Heins 57 varities.
Swan and Woodford corn. Yellow free
es, White Swan Pineapples, White Swan
Fruit, best canned Hominy and Sweet Po
Soups, Pork and Beans, banned T<
ed Ham, Pimento Cheese and I
Garden Vegetables in Season.
m
sy puvuig x»*vw.
PERFECTO SHIRTS
We have just received a large shipment of Per-
fecto Shirts. Quality and style have always
been an outstanding feature of this brand of
Shirts and it was never more so than at this
They come in a'large assortment of colors, in-
cluding flesh and a large assortment of stripes
and in the best of materials, crepes, Anglo
broad cloth, percals and madras. Prices range *
from $1.50 to....................... ..$3.50
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
OUR HARDWARE AND FURNITURE
DEPARTMENTS
A staple line of quality necessities invariably
kept in stojek and priced to save you money
YOUR COWS WILL PAY YOU MORE
WITH A VIKING
You will get better values because the Viking
secures everv bit of butter-fat, even to the mer-
est trace. Not a bit of cream gets away during
the process Of separation. You may be losing
cream right now by old obsolete methods of
separation. Save it! You cannot afford to con-
tinueto lose it. This trifling loss would quickly
pay for a Viking Cream Separator.
In your selection of a cream separator you must
buy the machine that will do the most work
with the greatest economy. Viking, of course,
will lie you choice. Because it is one of thh best
separators made and over a million users can
give proof of its unsurpassed record. Because
it. skims and saves more pounds of cream for the
cost, over more years, than anv separator built.
LET US DEMONSTRATE THE VIKING
TO YOUR SATISFACTION
It will soon !>e time for a majority of people to
consider buying a refrigerator. We have a
complete line of Panama Refrigerators, priced
from $17.00 to ........................$45.00
See hem Before You Buy
RACINE MULTI MILE TIRES—The Tire
that gives complete satisfaction, they’re built
for hard service. Try one Racine Tire and
You'll always use them.
SPECIAL FOR MONDAY
A 30x3 1-2 Gray Tube for..............$1.50
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
We buy liberally of all standard brands and our
host of loyal customers thoroughly realize that
fact, which creates a large volume of business
for us from year to year. We give prompt ser-
vice and attention to every order from the small
est toJthe biggest. Following are a few sugges-
"f the superior quality Groceries which
Peaches, Pears, Plums. Rasberries, Apricots,
b, Blackberries, Loganberries, Oher
Strawberries,
rise, and Fruit Salads.
Asparagus Tips, Sweet Peas, Spinach, Pimen-
tos, and Salmons.
All Ladies Hi
•7.80, Special
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The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 36TH YEAR, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, March 28, 1924, newspaper, March 28, 1924; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth594692/m1/4/: accessed June 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.