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PAGE THE KERRVILLfi TIMES THtmSDAT, MAT 18, 1988 Specials for This Week! can SWEET GAKOF.NIA TALC Genuine THKRMOS BOTTLE Pint Size 19c 89c PackaRe POWDER PUFFS Assorted Colors 19c i COLGATK'H SHAVING CRKAM Talc -Styptic Pencil All for 39c 7(lc value Full Pint LATIMER WAVE SET fide COLGATE'S TOOTH HRUSH Two Tubes Colgate's Tooth Paste All for 49c l-lb. Olympian CLEANSINO COLD CREAM $1.00 value "a-lb. Olympian DEEP PORE CREA 39c 69c 49c 50c Pro-phy-lac-tic Tooth Brush and full pint Thyborine Antiseptic 75c 3-Cell FocusliiR- SPOTLIGHT GOO-ft. Range 69c Complete with Batteries 75c Copyright Books Special 50c Special Cut-Seam Playground Ball 35c ROCK DRUG STORE The Prescription Drug Store Station KERR (Continued From T'age One) Of course Hie printers set a "kick" out of the "call ups," but bow are they to R-el The, Times to the large army of subscribers each week if their time is broken into by countless calls of well wishers? Yes, please call for "three Oh!" concerning the broadcasts. The Wednesday Musical Club of Kerrville opened the radio station broadcast Thursday with a program in observance of National Music Week, when an hour's entertainment of solos, trios, choruses and Instrumental selections by noted composers went into the other.

This portion of the first day's program was arranged by J. B. Young-, junioi ch-ilrman of the Fifth District, Texas Federated Clubs, and accompanist of the Kerrville club, and included such local music talent as Mrs. Young-, Mrs. C.

W. llemy, Miss ney Mitchell, Mrs. George M. Doyle, Miss Harriet Garrctt, Mrs. Jack Stevens and Mrs.

L. H. Howard. Following- the program observing National Music Week short talks by 10. II.

Prescotl, A. H. Burton, and L. Mason. Kerrville bankers and business men, were made concerning- the value of a radio I as an advertising medium and an en- lei talnmenl feature for I h-e Hill Country.

The Schrelncr Institute. Faculty Quartet save a. HU-minnle program of popular Hongs anil was received with unusual acclaim by countless listeners. The. quartet personnel is Lieut.

W. O. Creen. John (Ininn. Charles H.

Cornwell, and Prof. Erwin Ernst, head of the music department at the Institute. Other entertainers who shared the day's program and who ivndered enjoyable numbers in varied instrumental and vocal selections were: The MeManus Miss Hetty liiggers, Miss I llriilou, "Ihiele P.c-u" Denton, Hie Saenv.er Sisleis, Ik.i Powell, Abernathy Lee, and William lAy. All ihese performers were heartily by radio listeners and many requests for num- hy individual performers were received by the operators. MOUNTAIN LEAUIJK STANDINfl OF Won Lost 1'ct.

Alamo Heights. I I Kerrvllle 2 Boerno it Comfort 11 Handera 1 I .200 ResultN last Sunday: Alamo HelutilH 18, Hamleru (I; Boerne Comfort 0. Kfrrvlllp off iliiy, ChanRPS lu Ntandlng 1 Alamo Heights us league leader, but. Comfort dropped from a tie for second to a tie for third place. Kerrville stayed as Hole possessor of second place, with Boerne advancing 1 to a tip for third.

CAOUTCHOUC 6RQMM MID MOM THE COLORADO RIVZR MAX IN HOTEL IN fMKC.KHJ.M7Ve MM OMTHt EXACT OF THt CAPITOU Wl TO ee Braves Nosed (Continued Prom Page One) phenomenal record back in 19.10 when he played with Huntsville. (Not, however, the State finest team.) Sensational plays, one after another, chased each other throughout wild Kerrville fans attending- hiiKKiny themselves In unholy glee at witnessing tile first "sure enough" baseball game here In many day. A permanent niche in I he lirave Hall of Fame, was carved by Louie Wootten, Kerrville third baseman, who whipped out six runners with 7-ipping- pegs to first, while at the. sume lime garnering two hil.s to lead the locals in halting. A reliable authority after Sunday's game, stated that Wootten was scheduled to climb upward next season, probably with San Antonio.

Kerrville scored one run on the Lettermeii in Hie third Inning, holding the lead until the eighth when Pena. flashy Alamo pitcher, trotted over the home plate with the tieing" score. In final inning, Pcna, first batter up, pasted a "healthy" one far over the left field fence, for the 1 winning 1 run. llolloman, IJrave first baseman, came within an inch of Knotting Hie count, however, in Kerrville's time al hat in the ninth. Koch, Alamo left fielder, made a thrilling, stabbing- catch against the left field palings to rob Holloman of a homer.

Morris, idol of Kerrville fans last year, substituted for Staudt at short Sunday and played a good game of baseball, showing- lots of his old- time speed on the liases. The box score. l.eltermi'ii— AB II Seffel, 2b Klapp, cf Mooney, ss Phillips, Ib Rendon, rf Koch, If McHride, McDougal, Pena, II i a 0 (1 1 2 0 11 1 1 Wootten, 3b -1 0 2 0 6 0 Grantham, 0 1 2 3 0 llolloman, 1h 1 0 0 13 0 0 Coss, rf -I 0 1 4 0 0 Beaver, 2b 3 0 0 4 2 0 Coleman, If 3 fl 1 0 Archer, 3 (I 1 0 2 0 Totals 33 1 7 27 1.1 3 Summary: Double plays, Mooney to Seffel to Phillips; stiuck out, by Archer 1, by Pena ft; home runs, Rendon; hit by pitcher, Klapp; base on balls, off Archer 1, off Pena 0. Time one hour fifty-five minutes. SrhTPlliPr Wee nmird and Moreland Chapman, Austin; Robert Biering.

Pete Ci.ircla, Arthur lIURhes, Lee Allen James "Country" McCurdy anil Howard Nicholls, San Antonio; Mike P.rcnnan. Laredo; I'Yank Hubbpll, Junction; Julian Hughes, Chillicothe; Norvell Jack- sotjg Pwoeikporft; Tom Mathews. Athens; Kltnn Murphy. lirady; Woodrow McCrnry, Waelder; John Necce, Mcxla; .1. .1.

Oherprlller. Houston; Robert Person, Karnes City; II. V. Rl Campo; and C.rady Walker, Mission. Reserve letters were awarded to Wlnford Haze, Robert Lee.

Hay Kmery, Waco; Dick Kesselus, lias- Imp; Laddie Lahruzxo, Dallas; nil! NPayfield, Karnes City; Adi-Ian Pen roc, Texon; Krnest Kchacek. Klatonla; Donald Phillips, Castile. N. M. R.

Sharp, (iran.ner; and II. .1. Tabor, Chillicothe. The Schrelner track team made outstanding- records in their several track meets with the University of Texas Freshmen, San Marcos Teachers varsity and freshmen, junior college teams In the San Jacinlo meet at San Antonio, and finally the Texas Junior College Athletic Association state tourna- second as a team, and in which H. V.

Reeves, Mountaineer dash star, was hish-polnt man. A post-season event in which the Mountaineers took pride was at the invitation of Coach Clyde Littlefield of the University of Texas. At the Southwest Conference track meet in Austin last Saturday, II. V. Reeves and the Mountaineer sprint relay team represented Schreiner In two won the hiindre-yard dash at (he state junior college meet; and the relay team, made up of Neece, Heard and Reeves, had placed first in their race, in the same meet.

At Austin Saturday Reeves won over Harvey "Chink" Wallender of the Texas Freshmen in ft.7 seconds while the Schreiner relay team lost to the Freshmen relay team by a narrow margin. one week ns a prlzP. Efips Sewall. also of Company was runner-np In the individual competition. Thirty men started In the competition, each company having selected and sent up ten of Its best, chospii by eliminations from time to time.

The event Is one of the final parade features looked forward to hy the Infantry companies. Judges for the day were Lieut. VV. O. fjreen, commandant, and Lieut.

F. H. Wpston, assistant comrn.iiidanl. Mrs. R.

Leavcl! and Mrs. Thomas Morrlss and sons left last Thursday for Laredo to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T.

Lester- jet te. Mr. and Mrs. Herald Stafford who are attending the State University In Austin will arrive next week to spend the summer with Mr. and Mrs.

J. Leiserins. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rletel, Roy P.eltel and Mrs.

Albert Meltel. Sr. of San A.ntonio attended the funeral of their brother and step-son Ally P.ei- tel here Monday. Mrs. T.

Marsden and son left Sunday for San Antonio after having spent the week ill Kerrville with their parents and g-randparents. Mr. and Mrs. T. C.

Johnston. i Listen in over Station KRRR at poon Saturday and hear Miss P.ctfie I sin 1 accompanied by Miss Lavcne Hudson on Hie Kerrville Cleaning- Company hour (Ad. 11). Letters written to relatives and friends here from and Mrs. Charles Real, who left more than week aso by motor for a visit with relatives in New Hampshire, say they ha reached their destination and are thoroughly enjoying- their visit.

They expect to reach Kerrville on the. return trip about the fourth of June. Mountaineer Track Squad Gets Letters Lettermen of the 1933 Mountaineer Totals IU 2 8 27 12 2 AB II A Hi track squad of Schreiner Institute Staudt, ss 1 0 II 0 2: were announced following faculty Morris, ss 3 1 1 2 2 0 approval of the list this week. The W.irren, cf (i following- receive, the unqualified Starkf) J. H.

Staikey, son ol Mr. and A. L. Kerrvllh 1 was pie senli-J a im-ilal al Ibe 1 ex- nl Ills ela.i:; Ti IllKli la-il as I he stndi-nl siiowiiiK Hi'- di-- ill 1 I i 11 Il.tili iuv, tills lu-coi li Slurkt-y on squad ul' 1111:1 1'', in nil the Anller WANT ADS Sell, Repair. Lochte, caro State Bank.

44 FOR KENT--Furnished cot- la.ne; hot water; clean. John Ko- Phone 172. 10-tf HOUSE FOR KENT all conveniences close in. See H. F.

Hicks (3) I FOR RENT -Lunch Stand Opp's Pantry lil I Water St. li I 1 Par-sous, ti-tf INTEREST parly in good ay- ing business. inveslmenl. Information at Times office. FOR RENT Seven room IIOII.SK on Earl (iarrett Street, m.oderu convenience.

1 jvnl rou.soiiable. Call at lillrlletl's Store. FOR SALE Graham S. model si-dan, pel led condition, diiven only iM.iHMi miles. Will sacrifice.

Call Times office. Phone U'J. NOTICE My Arabian paint stal- will make the season al the GriM-n Lackey place, one mile east of liiKi-ain; lee, $7. fill. Delll 9-U'c LE ed Raiubouil- lel liiii'ks; ewes; about 711 lalii'iis; 11! lleielor.l cows; calves, saddli- hoises.

Will par! or all. Se, T. Davi.s. at The Vogue. 7tl' IDEAL CAMPING SITE on I he I IJuadalupt- tile clean, liermuila Ki'ass.

QUICK DELIVKRIl'lS Jj.v uj 1 In- rity 1 It iu t-r dirt, or a I iiui i ivi-i l(M) lli.s weight. rail i-iiliili-d at llli- Jiluilt. FOR llOUM- ttilbl i ,1 ell i Ualel J( iLllll.V lot. iierr.llie! Wuul- AUs osl l.llllu (ur big Ki'BiUU JV p. iJeput Buy kern Ilk Basement Grocery Cash and Carry-High Quality and Low Prices Friday and Saturday Specials STRAWBERRIES STRAWBERRY SPECIAL, Nice Per Bex 5c ESH 5c 10lhs.

POTAOTES Breakfast, sugar cured Sliced, Per Ib. COFFEE nrT'n" OUSI 24c PE ACHES 10c CORN, Sugar, No. 2, 2 cans for 15c CATSUP, Pure Tomato, Large Bottle POST TOASTIKS, Large Box PECANS, Halves, l-lb. pkg. OLIVES, In Glass Mugs, 12 ounces TEA, Forbes, Orange Pekoe, pkg.

12c IQc 27c 20c lOc APRICOTS, Extra Fancy Fruit, Mb. pkg. SOAP, Toilet, Am-ond-ol, 1 2 bars 1 And Golden-Glo Cup and Saucer FREE! We gladly help you with your packages, and we deliver a $8.00 purchase immediately. Charles Schreiner Co. 1869 TAe Hvuse 1933 Company Takes Lead in Battalion Prelim Inspection Very favorable results were Riven In the preliminary Inspection of the Hchreiner cailet corps held Thursday, May llth.

All phases of the drill and inspection clicked as accurately as could he expected, and company commanders wore K'ven clues as to I the details to he worked up in time for the final parade events May Sfl. In total number of points (he company ratings for the day were as follows: and A. Company 15 has taken one optional drill for having won first honors, and will take one more. John Lorenz of Company won Individual competition in the manual of arms, and was allowed alisence from meal formations for Editor Qnnnah Price of the Krank- ston (Texas) Citizen was in KPIT- vlllo Thursday anil Friday of last week on a short vacation trip. Mr.

Price was favorahly impressed with Kerrville and the Hill Country as a vacation center and said, while a visitor In The Times office here that he anticipates a longer sojourn in this section when he next takes time off from the cares of the puhlishins business. Fresh Gulf Fish Not Fresh! Kerrville Sea Food Market PHONB 605 atlVJ Specials Friday and Saturday EVELYN and VIRGINIA HART WASH DRESSES, all good summer styles. Regular $1.95 values, Special HUMMING BIRD Full Fashioned Silk Hose. All the new shades. Sold regular for 79c; Special J39 COODNAP BED Full HlxiK) size, standard quality.

A value fur Special for 39 40-in. ALL SILK WASH CREPE in all good shades, including black and white. Sold every day for 79c. Special 49 L1STERINE item you can use every day in the year. Sold regular for $1.00.

Special 79 W. L. Moody, III. Is Adjudged BankrTFpt (lalveston, TVx-is. May Lewis Mnciily III.

capitalist and scion of tin 1 wealthiest frtmily In Texas, has been adjudged bankrupt tin 1 first mcelln.n nf his crodltoni set for 20. Moody president (if HIP Sea graves Corporation. His petition In bunk- niptry on file In HIP United Htates DlstriPt Court IIPI'P today listed Mnody's liabilities us Ills assets as $122,011. Tlio creditors' was Referee VV. Loekhart.

Asspts listed In flip schedule In- L'lndpd wish $110, paintinus with Newlmuse (lallerii'S. York City, one-twelfth interest In estate of VV. Moody, Sr. A accompanying HIP petition said that a one-half interest of 111-. 1 stock of tile Moody-Heagraves Corporation had IIPPII put into a lioldhi 1 poinpany known as the Moody Third Corporal Inn.

Mnrrlimc l.lcensesi iHsiicrt (Iny Kdwanl Henry and Itunniu Until Wade. Hubert, llollomon and AKHPH An- hinhurst. Ill 1 liryee Miller announces tluit hp has taken over the equipment of Dr. Win. II.

Woods and will eontlinio in the same offices al Water Sti'pet-- Practice limited to eye, car, nosp and throat. 1 conldn'l think of ohiirshf yp for HIP clilcr. That would he liootleHKin' and. praise the Lord, I ain't tMiirie to that yet. That peck of potatoes will he five dollars." "What paused the explosion over at farm last "lie fed one of his chickens some 'Lay or Bust' mash and it was i rooster!" rrrrrrrrrrrr! Hill Country's Meet PICTUIli TIITAIUE Thursday, May 18 with Charlie Ruggles Lionel A twill Frs.

Frank Wallace Mrs. Alma McManus Saturday, May 19-2U You'll tuisp and wonder (hat such Men THEY FOR LONG! II cart- thrilling- romance I Breakneck leajm! DOUG. FAIRBANKS Jr Parachute Jumper Miss Vei-ji Smith Mrs. I'. I).

(Irinsteail Sunday-Monday, May FILMDOM'S KING FOR 1933! Anton llall'mauii Mrs. J. K. duj. UJ "HARD TO HANDLE" James Cagney Mary Brian.