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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 14, 1920 · page 14

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A1111Star Extra Ply

Hand Made Tires

-1.. 5m Fabric. Cords. 1

. ” -' .fifi‘fii Ribbed. All Star. Ribbed. All Star.
" "$21.40 ' 1 ,

7 $35.24

ea:
$44.76
$45.92

$47 .16
miles.-

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11301531142
~ ‘ 1-2
32:4
33x4

$32.16

$41.64
, $42.76
._ 34x4 .. - . 1‘ $3; - 7 $43.88
1 3515 ‘ “‘“i’l‘lym ,
' fabric! guaranteed 8,900 miles and Cord 10,

CUNNINGHAM & BACH

Service Garage
Cars Washed.

Auto Repairs of All Kinds.
11 1 1 15 Marshall St.

 

 
 

, by illegally};
Geological Survey.

Area Survoped ‘ ) ,
The United States steal our», ' 1 ,

1 o
vey.‘ Department of the Interior, has 1
made topromphic surveys of Haring? - . ~ my , _ .
oounty,. exas, in cooperation W 1 . m m 18 1'20.

that. county and has plotted the results ‘ 7' y , ’ .

on maps that 'haxe been or will be

published on a. scale of 2 inches to thel

I‘m; l‘fIr-m‘de‘ l

1 ‘ gonna.
film" “1"“ Wméf‘sl mm l'a'mv... 4 “ml;

 

mile, with a. contour interval of 1,
foot—ma scale and interval ample top
make a map that is excellent for anyll
practical purpose. For making {hosed
surveys, the larger part of the cost. of i (X
which was paid by the county, the‘

area was divided into nearly 49 Quad-

‘ rangles or parts of quadrangles. each
represented on a. separate map. A com~ .
plete quadrangle measures 7 1-2 by
nearly 9 miles; and the corresponding! . . .
map pictures minutely all the physical} ‘
features- Nearly half these maps
have now been published. The latest.

 

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“which are just out, are the Rose HUM
Almeda, Katy and Cedar Bayou. Any

 

 

Garden Tools

We sell practical and useful Garden and

Lawn Tools.

Our assortment of Hoes, Rakes, Forks, Spades and other prac-
tical gardening tools is most complete. “

Lawn Mowers and Garden Hose. Window Screens and Screen
Doors. ‘

* JOSEPH ROSENFIELD

. Housefurnixhlngs, Hardware and Auto Supplies
125 Washington St.

 

 
 

 

3" w ,
{6:33 Mr. Ilan'i“, who. when '10an was 21,

""3. oral store and li‘iilllng DOS? at. what is!

éi lnow a suburb of Houston, Some of the

K' ington. D. C.

Alone

5 ’ and happy.

of these maps may be purchased for}
10 cents from the Director of the Unit-
ed States Geological Survey at “Vastl-

‘ Beauteous and fine
newest underwear
at Special price.

~ There. is the appeal and
the loveliness and the luxur-
ious omflily of finest erepe
do chine and lmninous wash—
able satin. '

A Land of Performance and of 1
Good Promise. .
Harris county is in the alluvial
Coastal Plain of Texas. which, thougiil
apparently flat, has sufficient slope to
insure good drainage and thus to pre-
vent the formation of the mosquito-
inl’estcd disease-distributing swamps.
that are so common in the Atlantic
Coastal Plain. The soil in the county
is good and the people are prosperous
They have well‘kept, pro;—
imble fields and orchards, many lunr-g
her mills. good forests that are rapidly
growing better, and oil fields. two of
whirl}, the Goose (“reek and Humble”
together produce 459.0901 barrels ot‘ oil1
,3. month. .
l The county was: named long: ago for

 

There is. the dainty beauty
oi filmy ace and dolieious
ombrlmlery, of frilly mfi’les,

 

gpart of Mexico, ran a mill and a gem:

,Phone 340- Free Denver} "itarly settlers of the Dome Star. Stat-:7; used against, Ft‘lf‘i flesh 1.01168
i; stopped hero and mum-v llnllltln, oslr‘ ‘ . .1 _1 ~ '4
Wfimm “TE; -‘Hr;;¢=>.;‘-:‘z:.'. Atria. lam, failing to sow: lho \‘gry evident; and IlllT0§t “lilfl‘.
' ,wealah in the hallndlvas plains, the: > ..

 

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. 1.1.0 CHOCOLATES. LOWNEY’S cnocomrss.
WHITMAN’S cnocomrns AND ooxrncnons
Extra. Special One Pound 'Box‘smo.

Samplers ‘ Milk Chocolates, FussyPecksge
1, 2, 3, 5 Pounds. 20 oz. pkg.‘ 1, 2, 5 rounds.

CLIFFORD PHARMACY
SOUTH MAIN STREET.

833—PHONES——1532

 

 

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grirh soil. mad the omens-ire fi'll‘!‘,~'i<_:
’ uyml only a short lime and {hen loll}

for “mgr plaoos still Searching Eur the;

There is novelty in design
“Sleeveless gowns and on—
Volu'pos m? snug—liming mod-
els and eéaseossuriog bloom—
ers. -

 

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ii'niuhmv's vml. ,
i Sunshine and Fiowcrs Combine 1
. With Business. ‘
i This. in :1 land of sunshine and;
nz‘ short, mild winters. and;
X illlllllllvl‘ days, whivh “'01)le
for tho constantly cooling;
(’nlllf‘ from the Gulf;
in abundance and;
here are lore-steal?

? flowers,
:ltmg. lazy
i.bi‘ hut but
fln‘vi‘lvfi lhgn'
lllero com grows
motion is. at. home;

And then, to. make r‘onl‘
plow tin» opportunity. all
these are bought at. prices

 

‘c- 2" Wm- ’=: ; _. 1'11! {mu—.1 . ~ ._ p
“3.1312? $33.55. ‘iioillzt‘b‘il'iiihqain:ll as) 1 in? it SS than real worth.
Enrol-multlim and Well kept as public .. . ‘ l 7 .1 .fi ‘. _ . , .1 (, ., ‘ ‘ , _ . ..
Epnl‘llsa This is the home of mes-1.1m: Sllnpl}. stated: this is the mujfimzpmsmxo .uul Lox . 5:.
”ml“ *1 ‘RW 32‘5“”; 5m“ ”lgkjifjlfilrf rolleolmu of fine underwear the Hurt" has wolmmod m :m
;rl‘:-anl}'~‘~¥.lllfi mug and. 1 .,t. . It , , , ._ . 17. 1. > . . y . f? ‘1: ‘ ‘7 '. l x i ‘
, w'Oll‘Ltlnr hm >l\l€’>.~t§¥l new? to. mus.

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, . ..<... 1» we. fit . Sen-u .‘z . : navy-e wow“; - ,~;:2=~.‘

MothProoi Red Cedar Chests

Several sizes of these beautifully polished chests that not
only protect the winter. clothing but are, an ornament to any
~1‘00m- mm

WINDSOR CHAIRS 1N NATURAL WOOD
And a_ number of other items that may be finished according
to individual taste. '
SEE THEM IN OUR SHOW WINDOW

RAYMOND & SON

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{how
_ ionr-u :1
73mm ships don't. have to “crzm‘fisu’s

‘ :fiiilll of Sm: .lm‘mm, “hwro, in .1536. at:

‘ which was named tor tlmt’storling old .
lplonvm: punt-AL statesman and snln in lll‘l‘ll'lflsi efforts.‘

ldim: l; ~11, Sam Houston, and \Vhirh is ‘ , .7 , 1 g .
:lht‘ hull of a Siifll'v ul’ railroads is; fight 31‘? llfififil ll)??? 13 lllllihlltihiff . 1

(iv vallei the (”H of Magnolias. it. 1:13 . . .‘ . 7 . - i , . - > ,_ . ,- ‘ . .«
‘ ' .s‘. it... almanmgm om mum be! lawn docs. ll mvlmle 031:3 11139 i ,1 f 1230?. “f 5811:} Flt} 3910 l. h
”WW?“ ”5‘ 3 “it?” “1"} ““ inland; of undomom‘: very few oi any one style hm :2 great. nnmy

9.: rmultuml lgxxh'L 201' l'ullalo Bayou” . . . 7 - - $ 7. . _ . . “A. , ,2 -
‘ g menace m pnhliv hr-alih amd' differing: styles. Rm} e'. or} piece 11: the rim, .zsxcmol},

gmuniowol lloppzurfs. has him-Kn l;r(i;l(§«; may bl} “131,50“ {ll 53 'iflg. ‘ ’ , ”A .
« ,ouvd and deepen”: mm A ship cane .3 1_
g with ;: taming basin :2! Houston, Str

1 back to the era. ,
‘ Just mm" of Houston is m...- historic?

Here is hint of the opportunity:-

ihalml o: sezzmly Texans won a battle? (mu (3»!an

 

 

 

‘ Save WEEJ-Cent
Sale on Tires, Tubes and Auto
ACeessories.

SPECIAL!
30x3 non-skid, guaranteed Tire $10.75
36x3 1-2 non-skid, guaranteed Tire $12.75
Other Sizes Proportionately Low in Price

Tubes 3 $2 each, Any Size

Double Action Pump Reg. $3 Value, $1.50
“8” Wrenches 150 to 300. Less than
One-Half Price.

‘ Dixon’s Graphite Greases
Solve Your Lubrication Problem!
Ask Dixon’s Man *

He is-With Us all This Week.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

x ;rrom Low Moxlx ans. oamurml their; Ba:me 31$!th
" W811 and High Sts. Roi-wag}; ‘: = hauler omi- ill‘l‘téii.lfiill, and mfizlbllehm’lf M’ 3337'” wit fir“? wilfifliflk. gimmeful
, . ' fill!) l'rwdom of Texas, To! soft fine Garret: grid lrlfl'lllix‘w’l with 3:: name; my: sh cat that ills-3‘ m
1 ‘ .. ‘ l A-.. ~11 1«-~1w~11—-—~1.~ shadow or Va: inc-‘- 3:: pretty pal-Wm" swim-1.13% am», phflmwu with ”1m.
§UNDERBROUND WATER$ 0F cum and of “no, trash. While our: flesh. fl‘fw' {1 L1 1. ’ ‘ m i!”
_ g 0:20 of the most mlportant problems with both bark and from alike pretty no“... i“ 'f‘” f" “‘1 ““1" “~"
Ellml i: pz‘or‘vntmi in our cities; and b trimming, \i‘ort‘n $3.50 to $41.56” Wart}: $2.35 and $140»- 70“ 82 95‘}
‘mwns ‘ that M providing satisfactory. . $1.95 w “.95
rmunfc ,l .md (3(llllk’slll‘ water so $1.": . " '
.l‘iiw ‘fm-‘l vislvs that are within (31.15:; 33%“ Salimk‘ Flaw.

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of delicate shades of color

It. oompfiws :3. {Infill many different

 

 

Shoe economies;
,men’s and boys’.

Two or three or lulli—¢_w—<i¢.'2s:.:=r: pairs .1 ‘z - 1 111‘

A. dozen pairs of mmtlwr Sm: f. ‘

So it goes through (mile .1 Si'i'll‘lll , 2"
boys’ shoe store. D. .

St‘llt‘lfli 13“» ' “.1321“

And the refill! would The :«2
not got. busy and (flour thillgsf

That is exactly What we are (lair: PM.» ~
313;; things.

“’0 take all “(110579 iWO (”Jul llll‘l‘t‘ :21... .- H33
and put ’em into two or Lill‘f’w‘ 14:; 1m. ;
Then we take and fill in :2»- ;;:;«< h: 1 1
And then we pul a coup}... oé‘ «my a rm ~ 5.1.4

and SW00}? out the Wlmlo ('1 firm-lira”

 
 

Here is what 11m: and l..-3-.~,ug..;.~ , M...“
time of sweepingzw ' ' i
For men:-—- ‘ l
Fl'wrr‘x‘ oolfslain. it- st) . ' fi
Mahogany ('Ol‘du‘alli’ Em. i
Block kid hllll‘llt‘l'. (w. - :va. :
(”berry “elli‘slgin hillvlizifi' ="<.\l'l mi:

regularly $1.1

 

For boys:—
filahog’rany walll'sliill. ilk-LAKE «1r 3.11:1. . .1 .

Niallnglllly'c‘fliffilill! writ-raw. Iii.

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Entmn ei-nll’skm. Einfilsl; eli‘x‘w.
Cillllhlt’léll oali'. (ixl'm‘rfil'fi vl' l .';l r - ill

height". A .
Tun Hill'skin Woolw- ' i

To}: vii. lilllvllvl'a
Gunmetal ml? lfi‘tzv‘m-‘X's.
Il‘z‘m Polish}; i‘villl‘lit'l’m

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tigmnxeml valfi'xkin, lame}: is“. $5; ?a .

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Gum‘iuvtal lilnix‘mrs.-
Little Ellen's gunman”: timid 1.
regular 35 3.7.16. 85

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irou‘ :i‘ lznlnlmhitmj highland areas 1 1 my i n l 1‘ to o ‘
imm, 01mm 1 r.) 3- ' 1 . n . sens o pa frills, on as . m2 ‘
lam-as. J Thosfou that :31: ilinggueihogi in a great diversity of pretty “callous. main 13;. handsomely trimmml u nil. . . ‘ __ ___ h ‘F
g yum“; lu‘leL gm their “‘3‘- or from law! mo in (3111113012: enacts. Finished a: lam m_-.w «ml m-mble m Mylo and al ‘ or: n g“ — “it 1
rivvrs n? from ,mdorgmgw. source:- 301) with handsome V1.1 lore and Maps-{—
l""-‘ Ilf‘lllllaliion incrmsoe the me. 1.: b0: ""1" ribbon or late 3”?” 5mm 3‘ Pru‘zroats, richly rulflod, Worth 32 " . l' . ' 1 -; 3. ‘r , wml l ‘ . . . 1A.” .. “1841
ism”... .1” lmlluledlhzn their walm‘mixg..3 Lo ‘4‘ *«m 32.25 to SS.“ ‘9 ‘11- < . $1.35 In 39. 4 Sim ring 11X 1 “413,13 ..._~\.‘ .VLhr.“ .14 w. «1;. l ll .1 .u ..
it; lasagna: before iii van :lt‘llnfidt‘ m ; 1. . “-59 it 5135- fiwmmrs, trim and fine. worflufi ' linu‘eliqfil‘t" for a lallOl'll‘lg.“ ('ltiil‘u a”. ‘ 1. x i1!

‘ *‘5 m use. . est 0 {1.1' 9-»E' i" 1— * f . * . ' . 9 _ .1. .. ‘ .1 a ...1‘.'_' ~ . ~ I
cities in 212:1 prairie region alias?Tigris:3 l ,_ tips, ‘ v. 1: ran :41 .12:th f; “:3 Mdldp ‘11 any 01 5"“ “I d} ’1‘} “A? ‘ ' " ‘ “ " ‘ ' 5 5”” “fl

4 . p _ . .. . _ 1 . .A. 1 $439 '1... 3 . .1 ~ . 3- . 1 . . A 2 \ T. . 1 4.
Ohm \allco. esoecmny In Ohio, 11.-.? Claw do me Gov-m. to 329.1- 3 y ,1 7;, w“. ed to tho ('hfll‘fltflfl’ *‘nsnw lwmnv ml . 1 . w ”1%
Gina and lllinois, are compelled to our-l: 1 L . § - -. . ‘ - . 1 1‘ - ~ - 1 ‘ l w «1 ‘3
if}: polluted river Water, Cincinnati '0! rare, bounty and a” variety and ’Ifrfvolcmo.chemxma worth 3.2.?!» m Til). and (ll liEhllrctl )3.”th i‘lz ltml :. Y ‘ _ a:
Columbus. lndinnapolim Louisville and Init’ndid quality. Algal“ 55 decora— 3,0,...“ “A” w 3456 l ‘7‘ lllll eat ilt’l'lll‘: fli- bullll l‘lilll pm: A. ‘ ‘ “ " " “will?
many smaller cities maintain filtration “03 0’ 53“ law" “’7 “5 “Chm 6”" I .1 1}? .
systems. For some cities and towns ll, gene. or of fine ‘al We; each in mdlll. ' _ 1 . . . . 7‘13
IS 1 51b}? ‘ ‘0 hrocure underground “915$“? him “I r'mk W333 trimming 1m 19:15.76!qu B11105 {Hid bl't}“'ll?~ and ,ifl‘llfi‘fié (11“; i.. ‘ \ ' ""‘ “ “ l.
walur Supplies than will be suliicipnuy in 50“ 9“?“ lam 01’ While. 30m?- . ' -

bunslzmt
moot.
In the effort to aid in the Work of,
obtaining pure water for domestic and
other one 1310 l‘m’ted Stan‘s Geologi-
oul Surrey, Department of the Inter-

Lo warrant their develop—

Ohio Valley and has now available for
distribution a smell .4an of its \Valer—
Supply l‘apor 2.39. entitled “The Unr
uergmum‘r Waters of Southwestern
Ohio, by M.
with a Discussion 01‘ the Chemical
(‘lmraowr of the “filters by R. B.
Dole." l‘oples 02‘ this report may be
obmined l‘rc'e‘ of charge from the Di-
rector of the Geological Survey, De“
partment of the Interior, at Washing
1011. D. (‘.

1'hl3 :‘eliml covered by this report.
comprises about 5.600 square miles. or

region receives abundant rainfall. but
the streams in it are rather far apart
and the springs are few and of small
Volume. -
This‘part of Ohio is densely popu-

about 150 to the sonare mile in the
area considered and about 50 in the
rural districts and as it contains
many paper mills and other manufac-
turing establishments. the river. wa—
ters are in most places so badly poL

that they are unfit for drinking. 1 For
this reason carefully protected ground-
water supplies are highly desirable {or
domestic purposes, especially in the
cities and crowded villages, where
the noomess of houses, barns and
oessxmols may make wells
sources of drinking. water.
The paper describesthe watersbear-
mg iormationfi,11gives the depths to
water in many places, "and contains an
account of the water prospects by

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

L 5 counties inéine part of the State con-
sidered lteontams geologic maps

illustrations ‘

lor. has mode a number of invostiga-'
“one of mound—“eta supplies in the”

'L. Fuller and F. G. Clapn,

about. onesevemh of the State. This‘

lated .the average population being ~

Iuled by sewake and industrial waste:

1‘ amen (no-silty. nicely made. plain

unsale ‘

in apgaq'aaling combinatoin of beauty
£1115 thinness. Trimmmg of ombroid:
cred nr‘. or fine Val lace marks me}:-

grandam - giving sleevelem models;
gorse with short. sleeves edged with
pretty lace. Among them a number

 

mm yoke and shoulder straps en- yokos .‘lY‘ld-fiulne havc inserting: of ur—
ly of fine lace. Beautien all and grand; in combination with ribbon
of the finest things in the 091 and lore. Pretty ribbon straps. fine
mlly whioli glovee with spam; amen. “Ta; moi 23219.13 tun. ..,a‘. maps.

. gs: \Vorth no ".0 :35... “Juror“: $411. 33.93.

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-" of light fine washable Saiin 7m": ,

‘ lundwmw tops uf file: lace and trim

 

 

ban shoulder-straps. Splendid fir-1:131
1 tint, worth $1.50:— 83c.
i .. . 1“:
3 W n3. 6
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. . .
‘5 of fine lmtiste in either white or

Q lesh. trimmed with ribbon m Val
lace in new delighting {asthma-.1831,”
33 to 2?. worth $4.50.... $3.62}.

i “W cm
l 1 .

‘ or beauttml crepe (ft chine: swkrng
gems of the collection. Some with
ulrnmlng of embroidered Georgette
r at both back and front a! yoke. some
* i with beautiful lane yoke and ribbon
; E , straps. out: others with mun! pink
, , chltfon delicately embroidered. Many
’ ' may models worth $3.50 to 419—»-

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«”0! simple pattern and bringing rare
freedom and comiort. White or sunk,

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i; 1113165. Size]! 35 m 1’. worth 33——
) . ; _ 31.45.

 

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I itally soft and agreeable.
_ elastic backhand.

kWhite; all appear in smnv of llit‘ ltmlz)‘ } 1'
Largo plaids and medium. one! : " ' .1

 
 
 
 

 

 

ex (try one tasteful and pleasing. ‘ :1

Novel as, well as new. :34 invlnw \\ 1 - 1 W 13
he 1.; :51: .. .:.2‘

And tailoring (filiglrslf. in . ml; v9.91 - ill

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Sport socks ?

In their three - q mrwr lmula; ‘ “‘53

sense of comfort and cums, wlm r1331“? \‘v ‘-I ' . ".1...

cen’mgr. ‘ .1 ‘
filufliop of good Wlllll‘l. tl'u-vv-»;é}‘r" ‘ 1' ‘ fl

fine in texture, snug: also Flltwwll: ‘~‘ ‘

l? ‘ \ ‘Fat’l

Pm‘o black Sill; in filli-lewllwl‘r"i ‘ 3 .

$3~ ’* . .. x ,, r1 ,F‘
Silk in dropstitoll patterns New ’ " 3.
or White—4 1

 

Athletic undersuits for woman. y
'xm l’zi‘l'l‘H‘

Of light fine cotton or nu

l while": ~ («13(- 7

Unique in model, with ventilatm.

finiShed. wlflfu or '~

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Bodies eflect. simply _
Nainsook, nainsook With soco toy.

 

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l$3-«50. $4.25-

 

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