The Hamilton Record and Rustler (Hamilton, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 22, 1917 Page: 4 of 8
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Connolly’s Superior Sale Means Superior
QUALITY AND THE GREATEST PRICE REDUCTIONS
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in spite of the record breaking sales for the past week our stock is in no way deplete and every person who
visits this Sale will find Many Opportunities for Savings of Great Magnitudes.
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nounced last week fully demonstrated to us that they were more than satisfied with the .Great Reductions we gave
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J. C. SHIPMAN.
County Attorney.
Silk Poplin in a good range of
colon ata yard ................
Mens and Boys Heavy Cotton
Sweaters, roll collar........ ...
36 inch Fancy Woolens
go now at a yard..........
1 lot Mens, Ladies and Boys
Shoes..........................
lot Mens Work
Shoes..........>................
Childrens (kiting Sleeping
Rompers...... .................
American Beauty Corsets, values
up to 200 for.....................
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERS.
All parties who have been notified
that they owe delinquent taxes for the
years of ISIS and ISIS should attend
to the settlement of same at once, aa
under the law I will be compelled to
file suit on them before January 1st.
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nounce a cemetery working
West Point cemetery next Th
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Al Millinery included in this Sale
ataboutONE-THIRDof regular price.
All Ladies Suits, Coats and Dresses
at Wonderful Reductions.
November IS, Thanksgiving Day. The
workers are requested to bring din-
ner, and spend the entire day.
^Ladies black and white silk Hose
Mens Heavy Fleeced and Ribbed
Undershirts and Drawers........
58c
31.15
$2.25
31.65
60c
meeting of the Priscilla club with
Mrs. A. H. Williams in her beautiful
ly hospitable homo last Thursday af-
ternoon. The popularity of the host,
eee was attested by the attendance of
the full membership of the club, to
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Vendors Lein Notes Purchased and Time Ertended
Because our Stock is the Largest
FARMS AND RANCHES
J. T. JAMES, Hamilton, Texas
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An examination of the records will show that I am
8. C. Price of Olustee, Oklahoma,
was the guest of Mrs. 8. P. Price and
daughter. Miss Alice Price in this
city for several days the first of the
week. Mr. Price has a son in train-
ing at Camp Bowie and came down
for a visit with him and extended his
journey to Hamilton where he found
a very cordial welcome, indeed. •
KERNS’ CASH GROCERY
Hamilton, Texas. Northwest Corner Square. ’Phone No. 199
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B. E. Cowling and family who have
been living near McGregor for the
past several years have moved to this
county and will farm some of the for.
tile land out on Route Three just a
few miles from town. Mr. Cowling
is a son-in-law of Thomas Dunlop. A
cordial velcome is extended these
good people who become citizens of
our county.
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especially invited guests who wore
congenial friends. Each lady brought
her knitting and work oa the com-
fortable things for the soldiers_went
merrily on. Victrola music added
much to the pleasure of the after-
noon. A daintily prepared refresh-
ment plate wits a cup or hot choco-
late gave the last touch of cordiality
which brought to a close a particu-
larly happy social event. The club
members and special guests spending
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l own a complete abstract of all titles in Hamilton county. During my ex-
perience in the loan business I have worked up most of the land titles in Hami-
ton county, and as a result I have accumulated a vast amount of data and infoma-
tion that is on file in my office and is not of record in the county records and can
not be found outside of my office. All of this is at the service of my patrons
without additional charge.
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now and "have been for a quarter of a century doing
over ninety per cent of the land loan business of Ham-
ilton county. I am ready at all times to duplicate any
rates or terms that may be offered to borrowers. I
give every advantage that competitors can give
and many that they cannot give.
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M tea Bertha Lemmons, who for the
past six weeks had been wtih the
Carlton house in Stephenvinle as head
milliner, has returned home nad is a.
gain at her accustomed poet in the
Carlton house here. She says she
enjoyed her stay in Stephenville very
much and fell very much in love with
"the people". However, we hereby
serve notice on the beaux of that
town they had better not come poach*
Curtain Scrim
A big lot of Short Lengths, rang-
ing from 3 to 10 yards, marked at
about HALF PRICE.-----=
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we have ever had before and the value* the greateat that we have ever
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Arthur Rosner left last Thursday
for his home in Handley after a few
days visit with his children here who
are members of the households of
their aunts, Mesdames J. H Williams
E. R. Williams, G. H. Boynton, F. E.
Shockley.
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pering, and enjoying good health. It
la always a good messenger who
brings such pleasing new* from those
who have gone out from among us to
win their way in other localities, Mr.
■ary la also doing well, tnd is well
pleased with life in Raina county.
NOTICE OF WEST
POINT CEMETERY WORKING
The Record is authorized to an-
the afternoon with Mrs. Williams
were Mesdames T. M. White, A. R.
Eidson, T. 8. McKinley, J. 8. Poet on.
J. J Cleveland, F. C. Williams, J. M.
wiiiams, Geo. F. Perry, C. R. Taylor
M. E. Witty, J. E. Williams, Dewey
Langford, W. T. Bolding. C. D. Mc-
Kinley. C. C. Baker W 8. Tate, Will
Hobdy C. E. Horton, 8 8. Durham,
Arthur Lemmons, Joe Cleveland Jr.,
W. E. Sikes, Bert Perry. Lor Boyn-
ton. W. W. Yates. G. G. Yats, J. H.
Gordon, W, B. Claunch, J. A. Eidson,
W. 8. Graves, Virgil James Carey
Horton.
. 36 inch Wool Serge
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, Mens heavy work hose
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1 lot Mens Blue Overalls
1 a pair.;...................
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1 lot 36 inch Silk Taffetas and Means-
Udos, 1.50 value, a yard................ VUU
1 lot Mens 3.00 rod 150 Hats $1.85
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(money to loan
Edwin Staff who for some two
years had been a valued employe of
the J. T. Janins & Son* drug store,
resigned last week and left for Wich-
Its Falls, Texas, and points in Okla-
homa on a prospecting trip with a
view to locating. He is succeeded
by Herbert Gordon in the drug store.
Mrs. Staff will join her husband as
m these splendid young people with
111 grace, but trurts they may find the
new home all that they had hoped.
The approaching Thanksgiving
day has brought to F. M. Carter, the
veteran mail carrier on Route 1, still
further evidence of the deep rooted
esteem of at least one patron on his
Route, since early this week Jack
Dunlop presented him with a fine,
bronze, twenty-pound turkey gobbler
"Uncle Red" says however that the
bird to be reserved for the Christmas
feast. Mr. Dunlop has-a fine flock of
.these turkeys which are so high in
commercial value aS to make the
gift of one a princely offering, and
indeed it was well bestowed, the giv-
er having honored himself as well as
the recipient Mr. Dunlop is a gen-
erous and kindly gentleman who is
never better pleased than when out
of his goodly store he is bestowing
goods upon another and through this
evidence of friendship, bringing them
Joe Bury of Emory, Texas has been
visiting relatives and friends In this
county for several days. He stop-
ped in the Record office while in town
Saturday to subscribe for the paper.
He said crops in Rains county were
fln« and that people were very pros-
perous in fact had more money than
they knew what to do with, but gen-
erally the farmers were investing
"heir money to good account In farms
and stock. He' brought us word of
our good friend, Blake A. Carter,
who is president, and cashier of the
Emory State Ban, and who is pros-
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Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Warren and
little daughter, Mary, will lave this,
week for their new home in Fann-
in county near Honey Grove. Univer.
sal regret is expressed at the depart-
ure from our midst of thse splendid
young people, but a legion of friends
wish them continued success and
good health and happiness in the new
home. Mr. Warren will be succeed-
ed in the abstract office of J. T.
James by Curtis AyUOck who has
just completed a course in Tyler Com
mercial College and is splendidly
equipped for the responsible position.
’ Ws are unable to meet the de-
islands made upon us for our fine
dairy butter on account of not be
ing able to procure the necessary but-
ter fat and for this reason we are of-
fering 40 cents per pound for Butter
Fat, which is more than you can get
for your butter. Bring us your But-
ter Fat. Baxley A Sertace, proprie-
tors Hamilton Bottling Works.
Wm. CONNOLLY & COMPANY
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Quite a pleasurable event in club
circles last wook was ths regular
if there is such a thing as untold
agony It is the seer set a woman to
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Gray Cotton Blankets, ftC.
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Long Fold Dress Ginghams q.
while they last............. . | IG
Everett Shirtings, bookfold, 12c
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Kerns Cash Grocery have just received a large shipment New
English Walnuts; Brazil or Butter Nuts, Almonds, Etc. and wait-
ing to fill your order for Thanksgiving—Going to have nut salid
and nut cakes?
STORE CLOSED NEXT THURSDAY, ROY. 29thl Next Thursday, 29th.
being Thanksgiving. this store will keep closed, so be sure to get
your supply of good things to eat before hand.
2 LARGE CAMS PUMPKIN 25c. Thanksgiving without pumpkin
pies or custards is like bread without salt Get your supply now
while they can be bad 2 for 25 cents.
While you are at it, might as well get your Sour and Sweet ■
Pickles. Pickled Onions, Olives plain and stuffed. Catsup, Mustard,
Tobasco Sauce, Oscar Sauce, Jelly and Preserves at special prices
here.
WOLFE CITY FLOUR st 35.75. A few hundred pounds more of
this excellent High Patent Flour will be offered at only $5.75 in
order to make room for other merchandise in transit
$1.35 WORTH IKI GRADE COFFEE FOtILOO. This is the cof-
fee that is making the Kern store famous! If you haven't done
so, give it a trial -It can't be matched.
1144 Wuth SamerKimI............II.M 3 padkagms nomd Oats (tat)..........
IMWwWrtalmteT........... 1.50 1 Lare Cams Bekinc .............Mi
60c Werth Mine Neat...... ........ 50e 1 Lang ............... Me
Ladies Ribbed Union Suits, long
sleeves, full length...................
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Mens President Suspenders
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Bojs and Misafis Fleeced Ribbed
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The Hamilton Record and Rustler (Hamilton, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 22, 1917, newspaper, November 22, 1917; Hamilton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1564629/m1/4/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.