Bryan-College Station Eagle from Bryan, Texas • 4

BRAZOS COUNTY INORMATION 'm ir Li OnAIUJ bUUnil Start IheNew YBarRiglil BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB DEPARTMENT Ir GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON COATS AND WOOL DRESSES URS SWEATERS AND ALL WINTER GOODS CITY NATIONAL BANK DECEMBER Work By Harrington TOTAL $164368847 LIABILITIES in this very TOTAL "i $164368847 a was Read all Eagle advertisements call GLASSIIED ADS LOST OR RENI ine Your Coats OR SALE Poll WE HAVE JUST 20 CQ BEORE EB 1ST BEAUTIUL COATS tore ONE THIRD WANTED The Convenient Corner PALACE TONIGHT $100 $180 and $200 plat US one THE LEAVENWORTH CASE NO HIGHER show GET YOUR I SEATS NOW $55536575' 36556098 14540490 10000000 702000 1 795000 3683100 953072 41602512 OR RENT Two furnished rooms and kitchenette all conveniences PHONE 335 or call at 32 10 East 24th Street OR SALE Underwood typewrit er PARKER ASTIN HDW CO OR Ten good small work mules ive cars ear corn Two good saddle mares Three cars white oats I need the money and will sell cheap IT HENSARLING PHONE 235 Your last chance to see the greatest mystery story ever Screened LOST Wednesday watch fob with two track medals and football Name on each Rgward A KIRKSEY Allen Academy OR RENT ive room house close in Phone ORREST JONES Capital Stock Surplus and Profits 1: Circulation Interest DEPOSITS 3 That must be closed out in ten days Beautiful I Materials of BOLIVIA I LUSTROSA MARVELLA and VELOUR With and without ur Collars Take I your choice I Efficiency la arming Did you ever try to plow with a plow that had a dull or broken point or hoe with a hoe with a battered edge or chop with an ax with a gap in it? I have too every plow that goes into the field next spring had a properly shaped properly sharpened and tempered shear on it enough actual horse power would be saved to operate most of the indus tries of the United States The fur row ought to remind us to take up in everything TH GEO McMANUS CARTOON MUSICAL COMEDY OR SALE ORTRADE 1922 Buick six new rubber and top Will consider small car in exchange G' JONES at A Service Station Phone 347 Boy Scout and Club Work Knox formerly county agent in Kleberg county is now con nected with the Boy Scout work in Madison Grimes and Brazos coun ties temporarily making his head quarters at Bryan and College He will cooperate with the Extension Service in correlating the boy scout wor kwith that of club work thus giving the country boys the advan tage of scout training and at the same time making for efficiency in the dub work More fun and good things coming all the time to club members LOST Hunch of keys between In jerurban depot and Suitable reward if returned to the EAGLE OICE WANTED One small unfurnished room must' have plenty of light and rent must be reasonable Prefer room in house near courthouse PHONE 558 With a Super All Star Cast If you liked you will like thia Mystery Masterpiece Also Snub Pol lard Comedy and Topics of the Day Opening Tomorrow HOOT GIBSON in his latest whirlwind of action THRILL CHASER" also Edna Murray and Aesops ables At once good second hand roll top desk SPILLER Room 18 Commerce Bldg WANTED 10 RENT Two or three furnished light housekeeping rooms close in modern conveniences Care EAGLE OR RENT Two rooms lights bath garage pasture for cow MRS JOE GRELEN you afford to Gold Wahl fountain pen Reward Phone EAGLE OICE OR Umbrella Chinas Syc amores Poplars Paper Shell Pe cans and Live Oaks in shade trees Peaches all sizes and varieties igs Grapes Plums Pears and Ber ries in fruit Roses flowering Quince Willow Poinciana Crepe Myrtle Dogwood Spireas and al! best shrubs in ornaments Evergreen Palms Vines and everything that could be found at a first class nur sery Phone us your order and let us plant for you while the season is fa vorable BRYAN NURSERY AND LORAL COMPANY The one bit Musical Comedy that will Viit Bryan This or any other season and money back if Its not the Bert and Largest Show Ever in TAKE the KIDDIES To See J1GGS AND MAGGIE ALIVE It Will Bring Joy Thnir Little Hearts 1 Got Seat NOW Thia' the OLD CARS Write des cription and price to Box 217 Col lege Station or' PHONE Col lege Station OR SALE Several hundred bush els pure Lone Star Cotton Seed En quire: A McNEIL Mumford Texas OR RENT Three furnished rooms and private bath garage and water furnished $2250 per month PHONE 273 SAM WILSON GO CHAS HILLIER nneral Director and Embalmer with McCULLOCH GORDON Night Phone 252 Agriculture was upon with indifference suspicion or preju dice But today no posted man or woman will attempt to estimate the importance of the work in the train ing of boys and girls for greater ef iciency on the farm and in the home as well as training for good citizenship walk of life The National Boys and Girls Club News quotes President Coolidge in accepting honorary chairmanship of the National Committee of and Club work as saying is of the utmost importance there fore that we all take an active in terest in the dubs to which the farm boys and girls belong I have been personally interested in the growth of these clubs and their present membership of over 700000 a is a source of great satisfaction to me We must double and treble this num ber for there are 8000000 children on the farms of this country ably no activity is of more impor tance to the future standing pros perity and social position of agricul ture than the and arm clubs The activities warrant the belief that they will greatly aid in the solution of many of the problems of farm life and it gives me great pleas ure to accept the honojary chairman ship of the National Committee of and club When the president of the United States speaks so complimentary about dub work and every eligible boy and girl should feel honored to be long to this great organization hav ing for its purpose the training of the head heart hand and health that life may be of the greatest ser vice of Entertains Clubs Ross county agent of Shelby county Texas said at the recent meeting of county agents at College that the Chamber of Commerce and business men of Center Texas had entertained three hundred club boys and girls in annual encampment on the court house square in Center the towns people taking the boys and girls into their homes at night and entertaining them free of charge the ailed Director Walton of the Ex tension Service of the A and College of Texas said in introducing Judge Hayne Nelms of Groveton to the Conference of Extension Staff during one of the meetings last week that Judge Nelms had always been a friend to the Extension Service even when extension work was not so popular as it is now but Mr Walton said that the thing which had been of most help to him was Judge daily life worthy the emulation of any citizen and adding that has never failed his com munity in any worthy Certainly no greater tribute could be paid any man than to say as Mr Walton said of Judge Nelms has never faled his community in any worthy Most peo ple can claim service in harness for the greater part of their lives The trouble is that we are credited with not always pushing against the col lar in but are so often guilty of wearing out the back In his reply to Mr reference to a time when extension work had not been popular Judge Nelms said that no great ideas or ideals had ever at first been popular "He Did are thousands to tell you it cannot be done There are thousands to prophesy i failure There are thousands to point out one by one The dangers that wait to assail you But just buckle right in with a bit of grin Just take off your coat and go to it Just start in to sing as you tackle the thing Which cannot be done and do Exchange There is more truth than poetry in the litle verse quoted and it is applicable not only to club members but to all alike POPULAR COMMON SENSE PRICES Dr rapk Crane said recently complaint that her work is never done and that things will not stay clean is a complaint against life The housewife is the most tireless worker in the whole world and if she combines with that the arduous duty of mother she is the most overworked creature in all of life The average man works for eight hours They are long and the work is often hard Worries en compass his mind and add greatly to his burdens He is the and for all of these things he should be given full measure of praise but the housewife at home drudging day in and day out at the same menial tasks is heroic in her work That which she accomplishes either b'y cleaning the house or pre paring a good meal or making a new dress begins to be destroyed the in stant it is fini'hed She must mend the dress perhaps the second day She must wash the dishes lifter the meal has been eaten She must dust and clean again the next day the room which she cleaned yesterday Her labors are destroyed almost in stantly when accomplished and noth ing remains to show what trouble and work of preparation it has tak en Nothing is left to show for the work and trouble of breakfast after it is eaten The same is true of din rre' and supper again Each day firias her work the same as yester day Year in and year out through a whole life the story is the same It has always been a great wonder to me how the mind could stand up to their fearful reproduc tion but it has stood up and it will until the end because a mind never rests and is usually clean A clean mind has room for visions dreamer lives forever But a toiler dies in a Every housewife is a dreamer In her clean straight minjshe is mak ing and forming her visions and while her hands work mechanically at the disagreeable tasks her mind travels on to thez great field where great things and never die But more than air this a woman loves She' is the only creature that knows how to love We say it is feminine and laugh when the housewife says just' love that It is not artificially it is real and in that loving she finds the comfort and pleasure that enables her to work the treadmill over and over again Such womanly expressions as a darling hat! I just love a beautiful violet! I could kiss seem extravagant when we think of the tiny article on which the ex pression is made But it is not waste not even extravagant in ex pression for the heart and mind being clean does love admire and cherish these tiny but beautiful things day every hour brings its dirt I must bo washing my feet washing my bunds brushing my teeth sweeping my room and doing This is true of the hands of the body muscles the mind can go far far beyond these trivial if necessary things sec the mountain tops beyond the hills and find wonderment and happiness this the every day working wo man does Once I woman work while I was too ill to do any thing "but sit still She often cd and when she did I watched her face There was no sadness ncr longing there It was bright and cheerful do sigh so 1 asked of her am so she replied your "No I hardly think of that I have done it so what said 1 1 what I am thinking? Of the glorious days to come of the future happiness that is in store for all of us" the next world I asked but not that world I wish I could tell you the pictures I have of the days when I am too old for And then she sighed again work may be hard and the worries great but it (varies new faces come and go new places nejv things to break the dreadful monot ony but in a narrowed sphere there is but little change and ner mind overcomes the distances the narrowness of environment and looks into the great beyond Praise man if you will and he de serves it but' greaterfar greater praise must be given to the house wife who works and toils always1 to work and toil again There is a compensation inall things God sees to that an'3 the coni pensation is her ability to dream and to love See ouDove Under Muslins Beau tiful ystyles well made Webb Bros Lieutenant and Mrs Hamilton 'dlts Searight have returned to their home at College Station after visit ing with Mr and Mrs Sea right and Mr and Mrs A Boz well for the Austin Amer ican Mr and Mrt A McSwain of Rock Prairie were in the city today on a shopping tour and visiting rela tives Beautiful' Dainty Muslin Under garments on Male Webb Bros Jas James has sold a pretty lot on College avenue to A Bush who has just begun the construction of a modern bungalow home Ed Schram of Route 1 was an ap preciated visitor at the Eagle office Tuesday WANTED: Clean cotton rags all you have EAGLE PRINTING BRYAN TEXAS STATEMENT CONDITION 31ST 1923 Opening Seasons price Call early while we have your size Men to learn barber business Our Co operative chain shop biggest thing in barber history Write MOLER BARBER COLLEGE 712 ranklin Ave Houston Just Ona Example letcher Pool president of the Brazos County arm Bureau stated in the farm bureau meeting held at the court house January 5 that his cotton marketed through the arm Bureau in 1922 netted him $30 a bale more than if he had sold it individually Using these figures as a the farmers of Brazos county lost that year practically one half million dollars through market ing in the usual individual way What was lost to the farmers was also lost to the general business of tho country No wonder then that bankers and business men are com ing to the" rescue of co operative marketing Importance of Club Work There was perhaps a timo when for one cause or another club work as conducted by the Extension Ser vice of the A and Colege coop erating with tha Department of JUST IN new advance Spring Style Slippera in Handsome strap effects and conservative Also Onyx ine and Heeltex" Silk Hose in all the new shades A PLEASURE TO SHOW YOU GIBBS AND SON A WAGNER UPSTAIRS' "Mother of Vera Patterson 16 year old club member of Iowa states that her club of 14 members has the following mot 1 and win without bragging iJESSOONLEEIS OUT Dairyman OR SHERI ERAZOS IQ Up ather on Broadway $15000000 13629339 100000 00 153975 DAVIDREID Phone us 54 78 705 A 4 5 NO 4070 ON ONE THE BIG NEY SEASON ENTERTAINMENTS tn offering Gilbert tX ofDesire a screen' version of famous novel Mag ic which has been made info a spectacular romance Goldwyn Pic tures feels that it has one of the dis tinctly worthwhile pictures of tho new season And incidentally tho new season with Goldwyn is to con sist of big special features only of has been made on a scale commensurate with its worth under the direction of George D'Ba ker one of the best known of direc tors of is his one hundredth production for the screen and one that he personally ranks as the best hezhas ever done It will he the attraction at the Queen Thea tre on tomorrow for two days Honore de Balzac is universally regarded as the greatest novelist the world has yet produced He is rank ed with Shakespeare in his1 knowl edge of the human heart nnd soul: his mastery of the art of fictitious narrative is said to be surpassed by no other novelist At any rate he wrote a series of novels of life in the rance of his generation which are the glory of the litera ture One of the most popular of these was Peau de literally translated as Wild Skin but which is usually known in English as Magic from the magic skin which its hero gets from an antiquarian This' skin is capable of granting his every wish but grows smaller as each wish is fulfilled the life ebbs with the shrinking skin In making the screen version a new title "Slave of was decided upon as more fitting to the underlying theme of the novel See tonight of tomorrow and Thursday riday and Saturday with 3 acts of vaudeville Next Richard Barthelmess in ighting Elinor and Mr Polly a riot of fun and laughter Palace Theatre Monday January 14 Under aus pices of the Club 7 Miss Althea Edge daughter of Mr and Mrs John Edge left today for Marlin' to resume her duties as teacher of expression in the Marlin schools ns The big faa show a Palace on me dan lu WEDNESDAY RESOURCES Loans and discounts Commercial Paper i Government Securities Government Bonds Stocks and Bonds urniture and ixtures Real Estate Interest Earned not collected 'CASH Orderall your ''groceries meats and milk from us Your Seats Eearly If fl I Want Sitting vfl I Room su this A nanv sells out every Startling Sale Womens By reference to the an nouncement column today will be seen the name of Jess Conlee who places his name before the voters as a candidate for the office of Sher iff of Brazos county The announce ment is made subject to the action of the July Democratic primaries Mr Conlee is no stranger to the voters of the county having been born and reared within its borders He has been engaged in business in Bryan for several years affording an opportunity come in contact with the people and giving him a wide acquaintance with the voters in allsections His father John Conlee serv ed as sheriff of the county andmar shall of the city of Bryan for a num ber of years and is now a special of ficer in the city His record as a peace officer is state wide says Mr Conlee Jess is a off the old but he wants it distinctly under stood that he is not making the race on his reputhion but be lieves in the old Democratic doc trine of "every tub on its own bot He is making the" race on his own merits and says that he believes himself qualifed in every way to dis charge the duties of the important office to which he aspires Mr Conlee is a young man and has never before asked office at the hands of the people He is honest square in all his dealings of unques tioned courage which coupled with his wide acquaintance and intimate knowledge of the county well quali fy him for the position he seeks He docs not believe in making promises in advance' but pledges the people that if they should honor him with election as their Sheriff he will dis charge the duties of the office to the very best of his ability That the laws of land will be upheld and enforced as far as lies within his power and that in the discharge ol' his duties he will be no respecter of persons that all high and low will receive the same treatment That at all times and under all cir cumstances every person having busi ness with the department in any way will be treated with the utmost kindness and shown every courtesy possible' Mr Conlee hopes to see as many of the voters of the county as pos sible betwen now and the July pri mary and talk over his' candidacy personally He will very greatly ap preciate the support of his friends and ail who may take an interest in his campaign Especially will he bo grateful to the ladies if when look ing over the list of candidates they wilf give his claims due considera tion 0: MS miss it Miss what? Don't you know' everybody is talking about and Mr Polly Palace Theatre Monday January 14 Under auspices of the Clubr PERSONAL MENTION Mesdames Mac Dotson Jno Brock and alkner of Hearne were shop ping in Brya ntoday See the new Spring hats and dresses at Edge Dry Goods Co Sergeant Berdine of Col lege1 was in town today When you need ear corn see Hen sarling he is overstocked' Emmett Holland of the Edge com munity was among the visitors in Bryan today red rubber boots best qual ity at Gibbs Son 'n Mr and Mrs Geqrge Horner of San Antonio were called to Bryan on account of the death of Mrs sister Miss Agnes Turner Dove Muslin Underwear on sale Webb Bros Mrs Evans? loft this af ternoon for Batson where sh will visit at the home of her son Mr and Mrs Tom Evans Hensarling has five cars of white cats four cars of ear corn and two cars of alfalfa hay in transit that he must sell before it arrives" Club Notea and ennJNewa by County Agent Beason Possum Hidas vs Othars letcher Poole of Millicati states that he: chanced to be at the postof fice one day when two men receiv ed returns on shipments of hides one man having shipped four cow hides and the other having shipped I four hides Mr Pool states that the man who shipped the hides received $150 more than the man who had sh'pped the same num ber of cow hides This is an amus ing story to say the least but we shall be glad to have acme of cur economists to tell just why this difference in the price of cow hides and hides Of course we realize that and 'taters am and that without that an'mal the dusky sons of Ham' not enjoy many mid night strolls through the dense for ests listening to the reverberating music made by the barking of hound such as old and and a gang of little in training but then there must be some encouragement to the 'man who clears the forests fences the pastures stocks them with fine cat tle bu barns for the housing of feed and the protection of cattle in bad weather and for many other things necessary to insure the success" of his industry We raise the question not hides are too high but that cow hides are too low Ms THE WOMANS SPECIALTY SHOP fmi'r I day teinS sPent various stock i iudtrin? contests andhearing re years wniie iur Drown was in voca tional training at the A and Gol Ports of club activities and so sue vtrno 4 ito AT fTirHTTlD lege Dewey Brown a brother of Mr Brownwho has also made Bry ie for the past year will in Berwick La permanently an his 'Mr and Mrs Gardner of San Antonio were in Bryan on a vis it to Mr and Mrs George Dunn and Mr and Mrs II Gardner Hensarling has a few carsof feed bought and will sell you oats or' ear corn cheap either in car loads of by the wagon load A and Conaway of Re liance were in town today We are now showing the newest creations in dresses and hats for spring Edge Dry Goods Co Joe Burt of Thompson Creek in town today When you need chicken feed for Queen of Dixie It is better I Walter Armstrong of Tabor was a visitor here today A woman is entitled to the best everything The Singer Sewing Machine is the best in the world A Satterwhite 430 Mrs Jones of Harvey was 'shopping with Bryan merchants Let Edge Dry Gods Co show you the new styles and colors for Spring in Millinery and Ready to Wear Mrs ountain entertained the members of the Embroidery Club at 1 luncheon today at her home on east 28th street Photos are always acceptable as g'fts arrange a sitting at your early convenience Studio post office block Wives bring yjQr husbands to see and Mr Pblly and you will never again hear them say is that dollar I gave you last Palace Theatre Mon day January 14 Under auspices of the Club Mr and Mrs Gilbert Brown and little daughter Gloria left Mon day afternoon for Berwick La where they will reside in the future Hfr nnrl TUTra Rrnivn maria Vioit home in Bryan for the i vearx while Mr Rrnwn was in vnen cessful was tins form oz encamp ment reported Mr Ross that the business men of Center have asked the be pulled off again in 1924 Seems a good way to bring country and town together Doubt less those Shelby county business men because of their hospitality to country lads and lass es receive much of the business which has heretofore gone to the mail order houses just another way of getting ac quainted and advertising two recog nized essentials in any business Pay Tax 1 6P0 A XI ff i I YOU NUT CQWt I HOUbt ajm JpX 'O I I 230) JvwL I A I zf flvTwJxL YmTi 4 I 1.