The Coleman Voice. (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, October 30, 1908 Page: 4 of 8
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THE COLEMAN VOICE, OCTOBER 30. 1908
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Made to Measure Suits
♦MADE * IN * COLEMAN * COUNTY*
# We have just returned from San Antonio and other points, where we went to select the finest #
# tailors we.couid secure to make up clothes right here at home. We were fortunate in securing three *§£
¥t additional tailors* which now gives four of the best bench tailors in the State of Texas. ^
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Select Your Woolens One Morning, *
We Guarantee Your Suit that Day *
H And get a Try-cn before your suit is finished Hand-jme-down .clothes will soon be a thing |[
of the past, i..... H The total number of people wo employ in our Coleman tailor shop
is , 2—-5 ladies' tailors. 4 men’s tailors, 1 hatter and dye man, 1 boy and “me”—which gives Coleman jj
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one of the largest and best equipped tailoring establishments in Texas.
-We Put 3ii& Guarantee Labels in All Our Clothes-
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^ have hrou£ht t0 Cowman a collection of 16 different 'fail-
3jk; oring lines' for you to select from.and positively have but one
price, which is marked in plain figures on each sample.
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^TE are experienced in the Tailoring business and know^*^*
bow to draft a man's measurement so it will sh.nv his fig- ^
ure off to it’s best advantage. *
Old Hats Made New, Dyeing and Pressing too’
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Como'in to see us whether you want to buy or not. We want to show you how busy our plant is. %
^ Yours Guaranteed ly, ’ #
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£ CQi-BMflN---BROWNWOOD *
C’oc Coleman Dolce i^wn is t00,,sm/1J; “the Bu!'e-
tin were asked to diagnose the
case it would not say that the
town is too small, but that the
ECHO NEWS.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
W« DANIEL BROS.. : : ; ; Proprietor!
E A.ItDAHIELUilor < C. C. *cDA*!EL PiUokr
iUiiLCRIPTlON RATEti
CASH IM ADVAWCC
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people of the town are too small.
—Brownwood Bulletin.
“Th. tipium Hem!.”
W'e certainly compliment Mr.
It has heen sometime since I
saw any news from this part of
the country.
Cot ton picking is the order of
SPOONER-WALLOCK
DRAMATIC COMPANY
HERE NEXT WEEK.
a. i m tt* iv. »t * •fciioa. t.*m, | Howell upon his being able to
iui S*w*n»l Cis*n,.Mail \ ,
A Good Show to be Seen it the Howell
Opera H<n»»e Every Night
Next Week.
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f :i!MY, Ocr. 30, 1008
mam as was put. on at. the Opera
-| House Monday night. “The
_ Opium Fiend” was fully up to
the standard advertised, n’•event-
ing a first-class play and good
actons. E: L. Copeland, who
Managei, lipweil of the How-
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,lU.ejp man holloas bacn. interpreted the roll of Lee Chow,
■ e lr j -that ne needs an the Chinaman, is truly a success
■..certain length to go in his line, Mr. Baker, who
..•tiun ’vag-an,! t.v editor lp)a, the lt.adi^ part) Th»
v’r^itt.omatter wliothor|0 { pfend, bfesidps being ah
..T.v^ytvagto write abta ^tor of. individual merit had
. 1hr,‘-pe-;- «• f .firiwjii&s Support from each
, n , tn*. O’- *® ‘1° member of the company. The
audience seemed to. be mighty
nig in the catalogue of
1 i id commented upon
- t ' . , ‘ „ well pleased and expressed them-
r-• : ••"Ith:1- a’,peftrsof f*:- I solves after the show as ffelight-
e '^"tocommeitup-j^; Mr^'Howell promlseT”^
t but that editorial has to con.
whether it has sense or nonsense
in i*. Then we wish that some-
thing-had haopened during the
we.k that would be news and of
interest to our readers and that
we would not have to unload
is not
have a great many more good
companies during the present
season.
Roy E. Fox’s Lone Star Mins-
trels showed in Coleman Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights
of this week. They had a full
tent at each exhibition. This is
a clean minstrel show and we
suppose very good as far as min-
j the day but so many ban Is have gfre| S)]0W3 g0> They had some
I come in to help the Coleman peo- very fine'acrobatic performances
; pie gather their crops that cotton Slicfi as expert slack wire walk-
nickrvTwill not last much long- ini?i conb.rtiooism, amlheadard
iV-v W C Brandon preached ^ ^ ellOpeVa Ho"-, informs us that .
iuv. iv. l,. oranam pnacm.u ]e)^s wfi0 mjke as oretty an ex- a. _
a very interesting sermon hePe hihition as can be found an^- 1 Spooi,i.r-.f, !■ ick Dramatic
I Sunday evening on Sunday h !’ t , , 1 Company wm snow at his house
School y:whare- Tho minstrehurt of the every night I!eXi week. This is
E Atuo
Smith of vour city spent Satur- partof the ^iliouce whohadnot' tW° or th^ee
day and Sun.Uy in our cmniuo- atodyl.n&lat the jota.ta the mJme ‘glTn^
McKee of Talpa;the yPan> EOne y' - 'Company, it r. w appearing un-
At Coulson’s fount, Something der a change of name as above
C. J. Gafford, the past fewv^^tPJ 't: indicated. Mr, Wallock, who
weeks, returned to her home Colafhvj* and Whipped Cream, has been successful in pleasing
Monday Hot Cho(lolatt' anJ Whipped a great man. ■ Uoleman audiences
* Mr. Smith and Claude McDa'n- \ Cream, French Coffee and Whip- heretofore, is still'with and in-
iel of the Indian Creek neighbor- !ie(^ ^ream> Beet B lllioh, Clam terested in the company, and
hood visited Echo Sunday. Bullion, Tomato Bullion-ALL will give us this season some of
Mr. and Mrs. G, B. Bohannon THE LATEST DRINKS- those good shows, he is a$eus-
of your city visited her parents,'1 Mr. C. J. Wyatt, who lives tome^ t0 K’v'e, Miss Allie Spoon-
Mr. and Mrs. N. Buck of this , out 11 miles from town was in ^ hota stranger to Coleman
place Sunday. 1
ity-
Miss'
Ethel
who has been visiting her sister^
Fancy china don’t cpst much.
We have nice cake plates for 30c,
50c, $i-00, $2.50, andsalad.bowls
just as cheap. * Cream pitchers
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j • paper it is written on. (for a dime and real pretty jags-
\v. i,ink a great deal of our; or tankards for 50c. Come and
t ;■ • juts an 1 of their patroa-; see, you don’t have to buy.—
age and would like to stand high Henry Brown & Co. . 15
i- thtir esteem and feel that we
cannot do so by writing nonsens-
ical editorials or printing space
. -liking clippings, But however,
"notwithstanding we will use this
hullabaloo and give you the news
when it happens.
It you want the best five cent
cigar made try the “Roig” at
Coulson’s.
The daily paper published at
iitio^ Texa.*, has suspende.,,w.., , .........
giving as the reason that the) W. J. Sayre, Tal oa, Tex.
’U&T acMs 61 which‘TOO Is agri-
cural. 30 in cultivation, 4-room
house, good cistern, good tank,
25 head cattle, 281Jler.d sheep.
Price $15.00 per acre, $2,000.00,
one and ten years half nee. ltpd
_____________ the city Tuesday with cotton, "^diences, having by her artful^
Grandma Briggs of Ozona is He gave The Voice offices pleas- act'nk won a great many friends Y
visiting her son, T. A. Briggs ant call while he was waiting for anaong going people
his cotton to be reached at the ■ 0 are more ffian delighted
gin, which was very badly when they hear that she i» to be
of our community. *
As news is scarce I will have
to make my letter short. X.
Honest effort in every stitch
of our work.—R. K. Blackshear,
Tailor and Hatter.
New Edison records, 50c, play
over four minutes. How long
do your records play? New disc
records, 10 inch, music on both
crowded.
Buy you a Hereford cow and
sell her calf at from 5 to 10 times
the price of common cattle.—F.
A. Dibrell. 17
$65.00 Victor Talking Machine,
about 75 records with 2 carrying
side»r65e. -Whk-didyoHr ter. :cascs.-“■Will tenderer young Jes*
inch records cost? New machines gey cow, W. J. Sayre,
to play either record, and I save lp Talpa, Texas,
you money on any and all of the
line.—Henry Brown & Co. 15 j. Buy a season ticket for pext
country wJShedty ThuJday joy a pleainUveek at a reason-
on business. , . able price.
on the Coleman stage again.
This is a strong company, headed
by the old veteran, Daddy Spoon-
er, in whose hands comedy be-
comes easy and natural. It does
not take much space to tell a-
bout this company, for the peo-
ple here know that it is one of the
.highestclass on the-wad today." ''
We predict for the Spooner-Wal-
lock Dramatic Company a pleas-
ant and profitable stay in our
town. .
HIGHEST PRICES PHID FOR
HIDES.-6, P ROeUEHORE.l
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McDaniel, E. A. The Coleman Voice. (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, October 30, 1908, newspaper, October 30, 1908; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth726434/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Coleman Public Library.