Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, November 3, 1911 Page: 7 of 8
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HALLETSVILLE HERALD
HARD PROBLEM FOR WOMEN 1
(Prlekiy AaVPoka Root aod Potusimn) t
Prompt Powerful Permanent
Its beneficial ef- Stubborn Good results are
iects are usually yield to P. P. P. lasting—it cures
felt very quickly when other modi- you to stay cured
dues are useless
Where Shall Minister Be Entertained
When He Makes Pastoral
Call on Servant?
“About the hardest problem I have t:
NSd had. to solve in my brief’housekeeping
‘career,? said the. woman,“is vvlxat' to
do with the pastor when be calls on
a servant girl. We have a good girl.
. She.is a regular attendant at a chapel
m the neighborhood. Every so often
the pastor or bis assistant ip his
rounds of the parish calls, on; bey.
“1 am a heatben myself in the ’riatr
ter of rcHgibtis obShrvappes; bCVprtlh*-
.less L kno\v tv.liat is dnev to:gevvtlfmain
of the. cioth. The best room about ' 1
(SSj^ the bouse should b.e at the . disposal- of :.
one’s spiritual adviser always. Should j
Lucy, then, receive her guest in - the
parlor, or should they compromise in
58^7 the dining room? The kitchen as a pa
place for entertaining the minister is | .
quite^out of the question.
•T , “So far. the ministers calling at my materially enlarge its plant on
flQfZ. house have been spared even the in- |account of the grefflS^^and fur
dignity of a dining room reception. .
t hntTA -fliA Hanlr rperianR mV- Pi CHIuLU -
Makes rich, red, pure blood—cleanses the entire
system—clears the brain—strengthens digestion and nerves.
A positive specific for Blood Poison and skin diseases.
Drives out Rheumatism and Stops the Pain; ends Malaria;
is a wonderful tonic and body-builder Thousands endorse it.
F. V. UPPMAN, SAVANNAH, GA.
Has The Best Equipped
Job Printing Plant in
Lavaca County
l nave laaen to me uatu legiuua
self while Lucy held forth in the par- !
,-j lor. I know other women with church- ;
Have Your
going maids who are equally consider-
ate. Altogether this is a delicate point
on which we need some enlignten-
ment from the etiquette experts."
GOTO s
' ;
Grant Lumber Co
' %J O B
PRINTING
DEALER IN
FINE ‘PRE-NORMAN CHURCH
Fine Wine*, Beers,
Liquors and Cigars
Remarkably Well Preserved Edifice at
Worth Wa* Built Long Before
the Conquest.
Lumber and
Building1 Material
PRICES RIGHT
Done Where You Can Get The Best
.
Work at Most Reasonable Prices.
Many churches In Britain owe their
origin to the piety fit tb# Norman i*
1 yader, but these which antedate this
great period of church building are not
I bo numerous. One such pre-Norman
I edifice is the fine old pariah church of
j Worth, near Three Bridges. A little
i book, written by Rev. Arthur Bridge,
j ie rector of Worth, tells the his-
tory of what is aptly described as
one of the most remarkable relics of
j a bygone age. It seems probable that
Draught beer
always on tap.
e Lavaca Oil Mill
again greets its customers of past years and wishes to in-
form them that it is better prepared than ever to handle
their business. We have always treated you right and paid
HIGHEST PRICES FOR SEED
and will continue to do so.
This Mil! is a Home Institution and Deserves Your Support
Great to his| third son, Ethelward.
Archaeologists will be lavish of thanks
; to Mr. Bridge for the interesting and
] useful little record of his unique
church. He tells us that Worth ex-
hibits the earliest example of the pure-
ly English cruciform building, and its
semi-circular eastern end is of very an-
cient1 date. But the whole church, as
might be gathered, ’possess many fea-
tures which make it of peculiar fascin- j
ation to the student of the antique. !•
The windows, ior instance, have not
Suffered “restoration," and are well
known to all students of architecture
here and on the continent.—Dundee
LAVACA OIL MILL
Cards
Folders,
Receipts
Dodgers
Booklets
■
Invoices
: ... . ' ' . ' tv .
Circulars
: Programs
Envelopes
Bill Heads
Invitations
Statements
- - |. . , . * * ’ » . • - *
Note Heads
Legal Blanks
Letter Heads
‘Visiting Cards
School Reports
Enclosure Blanks •-
phecks and Drafts
Wedding Stationery
Legal Forms in Stock
FERD, Hlt-LJE, Manager.
Three Hundred Proposals. .
. *1 received more than 300 proposals
of marriage in my mail this morning,'’
remarked a sedat^ and elderly gentle-
man to his wife, whom he was enter-
taining at luncheon down town the
other day. The white-haired lady gasp-
led.’ “Don’t be alarmed, my dear," her
husband went on. “It was only a thick
little pink pamphlet from a town in
Michigan. It was sent by a man who
calls himself the “Cupid" of that state.
It contained the descriptions of innu-
merable women who want to marry. I
don’t know why It was sent to me—
probably just an arrow shot In the air.
Judging from the catalogue of aspir-
ants for my band the marriage mar-
ket is overstocked with widows just
now, The oldest I noticed was 76, and
the youngest 17. Delicate way foe
women to propose, eh?" , .
SECOND ANNUAL
TEXAS COTTON PALACt
way. New York. The cleaner paused
in wonderment as he passed through
the lines of typewriter operators as
they clicked off their correspondence
and went to the window and, fastened
the two straps dangling from his belt;
to hooks at the side of the window
.frame. He cast another Surprised
glance at the men operating the type-
writers, and as he swung outward over
the dizzy height, his weight sustained
by the slender straps, he muttered: j
“It’s mighty odd how some people
do make their living in this world, any.
way’” ■
Ticket* on Salt For San Antonio International’ Fair.
■ • - * * ,
Date of sale daily’ from Nov. 2nd to 10th inclusive, final
limit Nov. 13th, 1911. Rate $4.40; children h rate.
Date of sale Nov. 3rd to 12th inclusive, final limit two
days in addition to date of sale not to exceed Nov. 13th.
Rate $3.80; children i rate.
Date of sale for day train No. 1, Nov. 4th and for train
No 3, D^vy Crockett, to arrive in San Antonio Nov. 5tn,
■final-limit Nov. 6th. Sell again for train No. Nov. Jlth,
and for train No. 3 to arrive in San Antonio Nov. 12tb, final
limit Nov. 13th, 1911. Rate $2.50; no reduction for children.
Date of sale. Sell for train No. 3. Davy Crockett, to ar-
rive in San Antonio Nov. 5th, limit Nov. 5th, sell again for
same train to arrive in San Antonio, final limit Nov. 12th.
R$te $1.75: no reduction for children.
La-tv of.sale. Sell tor train No. i>. Davv-Crockett, arriving
in San Antonio Nov. 10th. final ;imit Nov. iith, 1911.
ALL TICKETS NON TRANSFERABLE.
The World’s Languages.
According to the authorities on lan-
guages, thei*e are approximately 3.424
spoken languages or dialects in the
world. They are distributed thus:
! America, 1.624; Asia, 937;’ Eurjpe,
587; Africa, 276.
I The English language contains ap-
proximately 600,000 words, about one-
half consisting of scientific terminol-
| ogy rarely encountered outside of text
book’s.and archaic, obsolescent, or ob-
solete terms. A careful study of 100,-
(JOG words by authorities showed that
Special low Rates to Waco Cotton Carnival
Tiekets\bn sale Noy. 3rd to • 7th inclusive, final limit No-
vember 20th, 1911. Rale -VG 65; children jjrate.
Tickets on saleTor trains arriving Waco- evening, Novem-
ber i i th and m<>rr.i'n*r of Nov. !2rh, limit to Nov. <3. Rate
t 2.25: t o ivdiictimi h r •.•hiidren; and again for trains arriv-
i g Waco morning of Nov. unh, limit Nov. 20th. Rate $3.25.
Tickets on for Da'T Crockett morning of Nov. ‘0th,
limit to. Nov.. 11th. and again for Daw Crockett morning of
Nov.. 14th. limit to Nov. 15th. Rate $3.25. r \
Two Wealthy Cities,
Frankfort probably shares with Am-
sterdam eminence" as being the wealth-
iest city in the world per capita. There
is an immense investment fund in this
! city garnered through centvfrtes. Frank-
fort has long been one of the great
money markets of Europe and banking
ing in Germany centered here until re-
cent years, the great Frankfort pri-
vate banking houses leading and being
assisted in their operations by such
, houses as Mendelssohns and Rleich-
roeders »n Berlin and the Oppenheiras
in Hanover.
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Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, November 3, 1911, newspaper, November 3, 1911; Hallettsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1008744/m1/7/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Friench Simpson Memorial Library.