The Decatur News (Decatur, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, August 14, 1925 Page: 4 of 8
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THE DECATUR NEWS FRIDAY, AUGUST 14,1925
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BARGAIN DAYS!
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Saturday, and All Next Week
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All Summer Merchandise Must Go I
Mens Suits
Piece Goods
Ready-to-Wear
LADIES DRESSES
Silks, Printed Crepe Voiles
At a Big Reduction
And Organdies
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$4.98
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Millinery
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15c
$12.50
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Men’s $10.00 Seersucker Suits—
$3.98
40 inch Solid Colored Organdy,
25c
$1.00
8‘/2c
IN OUR SHOE DEPT.
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$1.00
—..69c
FREE—FREE
FREE—FREE
p. m., we
RIEGER BROS
West Side Square
of
Decatur, Texas
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Men’s $2.50 Straw Hats, each
.500 Straws, each
Men’s Dress Shirts
Men’s Gabardine Mohair and Tropi-
cal Worsted Suits at y2 price—
$25.00 Gabardine Suits—
We are going to close out all SPRING and SUMMER Merchandise REGARDLESS OF COST. Read these
prices carefully. Come and get your share of these BARGAINS.
Ladies Printed Crepe Dres-
ses, sizes, 16 to 44, values
to $10.00, to close out at—
36 inch Curtain Scrim, White and
Ecru T 9c
36 inch Chailies, regular 25c values
Only
36 inch Tissue Ginghams, regular 65
and 75c values, only 29c
39 inch Flock Dot Voiles, regular 35c
Voiles, only 20c
Every piece of Summer Goods in
the house will be placed on sale.
36 inch Printed Crepes, $1.50 values
Only 98c
39 inch Flower Voiles, 65c values
Only 39c
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REVIS
LADIES & MISSES HATS
Fifty of these hats left;
White Kids are included,
values to $7.50, only—
1 lot of Ladies Slippers at only
$1.00 House Shoes
36 inch L L House Builders Canvas
Only
27 inch Percales, light and dark pat-
terns, only ,8c
Wise county as a whole
Of rood roads and ft is
» and should have the un-
iprejudiced consideration of
On Saturday, August 22, at 5
vill give away one
Phonograph - Get your tickets
with every one uoUa** purchase.
500 pair of Ladies and Childrens Pumps
and Oxfords to close out at a big reduction.
1 counter of broken sizes, but good styles,
to close out at $2.95
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40 inch Solid Colored Voiles, regular
price 50c, only 33c
...50c
$1.00
89c
Men’s Pin Checked Pants, sizes 30
to 42, sale price 98c
1 lot Men’s Seersucker Pants, $3.50
values, only $1.98
1 lot Boys Knee Pants, age 7 to 17,
per pair 50c
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On Saturday, August 22, at 5
p. m., we will give away abso-
lutely FREE, one Phonograph—
Get your tickets with every one
dollar purchase.
1 -'
dollar bond issue means a tax of 50c
on the $100 valuation to the taxpayer
in-the way of a burden. It can’t be
more. The taxable values of the
county are between forty end fifty
million dollars, one fortieth or fift-
ieth of this amount is ail that the
for taxpayers of the county are asked to
lien proposition be more reasonable and
Set •'
just, when the great interest and con-
venience of the public as a whole is
considered t It is needless to argue
the great outstanding need of good
roads. They are too apparent to ad-
mit of discussion. The facilities they
afford the commerce of the country
malce them a ATowiiut nccaaattr.
The interest of ths fanner as well as
the business man demand them. If
you haven’t yet given the question
and its
eta of
Texas is enjoying
blessings and advi
surfaced roads, and
pense. Let’s lino Qp
have good roads and
of our tax money.-
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Read carfully every item listed here. While these
are only a few of the many BARGAINS you will find
throughout the entire store. Saturday and ALL NEXT
WEEK.. Be sure to attend this sale.
Life,
the thought its importance warrants,
don^t defer it.spy longer. To vote
you didn’t undentand it~s inexcusa' fa
ble. Nearly every other county in m
------the convenience, who
i of hard- venient and the
at ear ex- ant.
i them and And while yo
back some our delicious fm
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BRIAR
A good shower fell here Friday
about a quarter of an inch and fa
some places a half inch of rain.
Mrs. Hay E. Bright of Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn., spent a few stays with her
mother, Mrs. J. D. Craft this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Landers motored
to Leighton Alabama last week.
Mrs. J. D. Craft took her Sunday
School class on a picnic to Harmon
Crossing Friday. A good time was
reported by sll.
Mrs. Bay E. Bright of Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn., Mrs. Frank Dunham of Ft.
Worth, Mrs. Marjorie Hiett of New-
ark and Mrs. Jack Robertson of Gil-
liland attended the picnic Friday.
There will be singing at Briar
Baptist Church every Sunday night.
Everybody come. All the old singers
were there last Sunday night and we
surely had a good singing. Every-
one that .was absent surely missed a
treat.
Miss Agness Neel of Saginaw vis-
tad Miss Mildred Harris last week.
Mrs. Bose Brady and children are
visiting Mrs. Brady’s sister in Fort
Worth this week.
Mrs. Mhude Harris is visiting her
sister Mrs. Ruby Brown fa Fort
Worth.
Messrs. Jack Bobertson, Bert Mas-
sengale, and Clarence Lewis of Knox
County are visiting friends and rela-
tives here.
MOUNT ZION
Mt. Zion Sunday School is still
’'r:' :. a*. of
Afck., is visiting her sons,Rev. R. F.
and Mr. D. A. Shinn. She will leave
fa a few days for Oklahoma to visit
her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Ware has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mirs. T. J. Pound.
The meeting will begin at Preskitt
Friday night fefore fourth Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlie Bramblett
spent Saturday night with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Pound.
Mrs. M. J. Shinn spent Sunday
with Mrs A. M. Crowtter.
Miss Irma Crowder has returned
from Denton where she has been
attending school.
Rev. R. F. Shinn ia holding a
meeting at Justin. He reports a
good revival • and large crowds. The
meeting will close Sunday night and
he will begin a meeting at Chico
Montfay night.
Mrs. Mooney's father has
visiting her the past week.
Some from this community are at-
tending the meeting at New Salem.
LONE STAR
Fanners in this community are
certainly rejoicing over the fine rain
and showers we have had. f
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wallace were
visiting his brother, W. D. Wallace
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Steple and child-
ren from Sedan Okla., were visitors
df this community a part of last
week, also his father, Mr. Charlie
Steph of Byers was with them.
Mr. Davis Phenix of Vernon is
visiting relatives here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Garrison and
family of Tutla Okla., visited with
her brother, J. T. Rawle and family
fast week.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thomas of
Robert Okla., was visiting his broth-
er, Mack Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Newton this week.
Mr. and Mrt. Mack Thomas have
returned home from Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Trimble left
for their home at Tulsa Olda., Tues-
ttay after a 10 days visit her with
her father, W. D. Wallace and other
relatives.
Mr. Ollie Mowery and Miss Ollie
Watson were married at Decatur
last Saturday.
Our revival meeting begins Sun-
day. Everyone come. We need your
attendance and prayers and help,
everything that will be of benefit
arid glory to our dear Savior.
Several from here attended sing-
ing at Zion Valley Sunday afternoon.
All reported a real good singing.
Miss Liona Fay Harris df Handly
Texas, was here visiting with rela-
tives last week.
A large crowd went to the sing-
ing at Valley View Sunday night.
. A good singing was reported.
ne is welcome to come to
singing Sunday h large crowd is
eetdi to come.
*catur Public School
Opens September 14.
——
The school board met Monday nite
and set Monday, September 14th,
as the opening data for Decatur
Public School. The board instructed
the Superintendent to organize, and
conduct the institute for the city
school, the program, for which is to
be arranged and announced later.
Ine arts department that were
tinued last year, have been
mixed, with Mrs. J. M. Crisp
srge of the music department
Ira. Alfonso Man in charge of
Expression department. The
seta for an auspicious opening
ght. Many people k
derifid school, are enquiring for
i in order that they might move
o give their children an exeel-
YOU-RE WELCOME HBBB!
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proposition and then say come in and make yourself at hnm.
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Tyler, L. W. The Decatur News (Decatur, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, August 14, 1925, newspaper, August 14, 1925; Decatur, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1322900/m1/4/: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .