Winnsboro Weekly News (Winnsboro, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 5, 1925 Page: 3 of 8
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WINNSBORO WEEKLY NEWS THURSDAY. NOV. 5, 1925.
AM MARTIN Jeweler
Fine Repairing, Clocks &
Optical Goods. All Work
Guaranteed
Let a
Checking Account
Be Your
Bookkeeper
It's the most convenient appointment you can have
[or both your business and private finantial affairs,
or when you dispense money by check instead of
jgh, you always have both a record and receipt of
[he transaction. In plain words you don't have to re-
wmlier. You KNOW where the money went!
Avail yourself of so essential a convenience by open-
ing a checking account with us today. Stop in for com-
lete information.
IRST NATIONAL BANK
HNN8BORO,
TEXA8
i't forget the Flower Show
ag.
people and 2,000 buffa-
j in Zane Grey's "The Thun
Kg Herd" featuring Jack
land Lois Wilson, Amusu
|tre Friday and Saturday.
chie Grainger was here
Dallas Sunday visiting H.
frainger and family. He
to Sulphur Springs where
(as a position in a bank.
have the largest stock of
Iture we have ever carried,
lure and visit our store.—
McCrary Hardware Co.
Caiman & Martin have
the General Garage and
ine shop from Elm Street
e new iron building re-
ly completed by C. M. Cairn
he old photograph gallery
|The new location affords
more space with .better
he boy who became a pres-
et—'"Abraha.ro. Lincoln,"
vinir at the Amusu Theatre
16 and 17.
hr rug stock is complete. We
'« a large assortment to se-
from, the cheapest to the
T best.—U. H. McCrarv Hard
■ Co.
*e believe you had rather
milage than discounts. Mil-
and Davis Service Station.
We thank those who respond-
ed so nicely to our little Style
Show. We put on a great big,
"little" show, and have been
very happy to receive so many
nice compliments on all the
models shown. The Enterprise.
Learn more about the Camp
Fire Girls, their organization,
their ideals, and their ways, See
The Call of Wohelo at Opera
House Friday, 7 p. m.
A patriotic program in re-
membrance of our World War
veterans at Opera House Wed-
nesday, Nov. 11, at 7:15 p. m.
We are selling lots of the new
Florence automatic oil stoves.
Convo in and let u shuw yvu
one.—R. H. McCrary Hardware
Co.
nomas Meighan and Lila
'n "Old Home Week," a
|f"re that is just as good if
better than "Hack Home
Broke," come out to see it
[the Amusu Theatre Monday
Tuesday.
Our Ten Dollar Dresses are
creating quite a sensation. Num
bers have been sold, still, there
remains an assortment on our
racks for your inspection. Both
silk and wooi dresses are offer-
ed in this lot. You are sure to
receive the biggest value you
have in years if you buy. Sizes
from 16 to 36 while they last.
Ten Dollars. The Enterprise.
Don't miss "Old Home Week"
with your favorites—Thomas
Meighan and Lila Lee, Amusu
Theatre Monday and Tuesday.
Help the Camp^ Fire Girls
earn money for a camp See
"The Call of Wohelo" at Opera
House Friday, 7 p. m.
You real Americans come
out and help celebrate Armistice
Day. Decorate your town and re
member that this is a day to al-
ways remember.
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Why Don't You
Use Goodyear Tires
Maybe because they're recognissed as the «^fn(*ar 1
of quality and you think they are lugh p '
GOODYEAR TIRE PRICES ARE Ab LOW AS A
YOU CAN FIND , .
There is no reason on earth why you s ou ^
what the largest single group of car owners .)e
world does—Put on Good years and forget tire J, g
We have this famous quality tire in all siz .,
—Cords or fabrics, regular or Ijaloo". _
DENT A FORD—LADIES REST ROOM
MILLER & DAVIS SERVICE STATION
FOLLOW
CARD OF THANKS
I' rom the depth of our heart
we wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for the
thoughtful kindness and ready
assistance durinf the death of
our beloved son, brother and
husband. We also extend our
graditude to the doctors who
were so faithful; also his many
friends for assistance during the
trying hour. We want to extend
special thanks to ins friends
who gave those beautiful flow-
ers as a token of friendship and
sympathy. To Brother Binford
and to the ones who gave words
of comfort and songs of feeling
we wish to thank you.
May God's richest blessings
attend you all is our prayer. Mr
and Mrs. I. W. Browning and
children.
Mrs. B. G. Browning
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Arling-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Sheltoh.
All velvet hats at close-out
prices. We are clearing our
stock of these, and, in order to
do so, we have priced them
from $5.00 down. The newest
satin and metallic trimmed hats,
silver and gold and satin com-
binations. The Enterprise.
Kiddies, see what the Flower
Show wonder well has for you.
I have a few thousand feet of
2x4 for sale.—J. E. Gait.
Betty Compson in "New Lives
for Old" will be the special Ar
mistice day featre at the Amu
su Theatre, Wednesday Nov 11.
Mr. and Mrs. John Folmer
have returned from Dallas and
will make this place their home
again.
We have for sale one splen-
did radio set, a real bargain.
Campbell's Big Five.
Buy your Christmas gifts at
the!" Flower Show bazaar.
We have the 6-foot and 12
foot linoleums, good patterns.—
R. H. McCrary Hardware Co.
"All that 1 am or ever hope
to be I owe to my mother." See
Abraham Lincoln, the man of
the ages, Amusu Theatre, Nov.
16 and 17.
Buttons covered, hemstitch-
ing, full line Royal society em-
broidery goods—See Emma Bur
oughs at W. C. Dodgen Co.
While at the Flower Show
don't fail to see the "Waves at
Galveston," "Wild Animals we
have run from," and other side
attractions.
ONE IN TEN
We are unloading another cai
of furniture today. Do not fail
to see our furniture store.—R.
H. McCrary Hardware Co.
Coats! Never have we offer-
ed such values in coats. Now,
at the time when you must
have a coat, we offer the great
est values, best styles, and, by,
far, the lowest prices of out
history. The. Enterprise-- •- -
R. P. Knight left Wednesday
for ElCentro California, where
his son, R. I.. (Pal) Knight, is
reviving from injuries received
by being run over by an auto-
mobile severn 1 months ago while
acting as traffic officer.
See the Armistice Day pro-
gram at Opera House Wednes-
day, November 11 at 7:15 p.
m." This program is sponsored
by the Camp Fire Girls.
your convenience. Please feel
perfectly free to use it at any
time. Miller and Davis Service
Station.
Miss Hope Flowers of Wax-
ahachie is visiting her grand-
mother, Mrs. H. H. Grainger.
We are making some attrac-
tive prices on wood stoves.—
R. H. McCrary Hardware Co.
"lx>st We Forget"—an .Ar-
mistice day program sponsored
|>y the Camp Fire Girls Wed-
nesday, Nov. 11, at Opera House
7:15 p. m.
-
Mrs. Laura Huey of Pittsburg
returned home Sunday after a
visit with Mrs. C. V. Weir.
Do not fail to visit the cake
and candy booth at Flowei
Snow.
G A. Green and family have
moved back to Winnsboro from
Pine Mills, where they made
their home several years. I hey
are occupying the Holly re..-
dence.
The churches are holding
sunrise prayer meetings pray-
inir for a warless world. Go to
your church in a prayerful
mood.
If vou ever need road service
just call us. Miller and Davis
Service Station.
Toniffht, Thursday, don't
rolss seeinjr "The UUIe Freod.
Girl," at the Amusu Theatre.
Are you a Camp Fire Girl? If
not why not? They're 'real girls
doing worth while thngs. l^rn
more about them Friday, Nov.
6, at the Opera Hou*.
Don't fail to see "The Call
of Wohelo" at Opert House
Friday at 7 p. m.
Neglecting a little wound
cut or abrasion of the flesh
may in nine cases out of ten
cause no great suffering or in-
convenience, but it is the one
case in ten that causes blood
poisoning, lock jaw or chronic
festering sore. The cheapest, saf
est and best course is to disin-
fect the wound with liquid Bo-
rozone and apply the Borozone
Our Mission
Is to render real service to everyone in this com-
munity. We consider it a pleasure as well as a duty
to discharge our responsibilities effciently in
this respect.
We believe that it will be decidedly to you ad-
vantage to do business wit hus, therefore, we hold
out a standing invitation to all to test our service.
The M.& P. State Bank
"There Is No Substitute For Safety
Make Winnsboro a Million Dollar
Strawberry Market
Sold by the Rexall Drug Store.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. R. E. WRIGHT
Eye, Ear, Nose and throat Dr.
1703 Medical Arts Bldg.,
Daials, Texas
In office at Winnsboro the first
Saturday and Friday before the
first in each month.
BITNN & GILLETT
CHIROPRACTORS
Palmer Graduates
Winnsboro-8:30 a. m. to 1 p. m
HOW'S THIS?
HAi.L'6 CATARRH MEDICINE will
do what wa claim for It—rid your ayatem
of Catarrh or Deafrieta caueed by
Catarrh.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE con-
•l«ta of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieve* the catarrhal Inflammation, and
Hurfacea, tnua •■aiatlnf to raatora nor-
mal condition*.
Sold by dm(5«rl ta for over 40 Yaara.
F. J. Cheney * Co., Toledo, O.
FOR SALE
The following described prop
erty belonging to the estate of
J. H. Patrick, deceased, offered
for sale.
Residence and lot on west
Myrtle Street in Winnsboro.
250 acres of land situated a-
bout two and one half miles
northwest of Winnsboro, in Hop
kins County, Texas. Most all in
cultivation, about 75 acres good
bottom land. Good spring wa-
ter all the year round, plenty
of good pasture, fine farm for
all kind of truck and general
farming as well as stock rais-
ing.
Several shares of Farmers
Oil Mill stock.
If interested see R. H. Pa-
Wilkins°"'
Heirs of J. u p„frjcjj
THE ENTERPRISE
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Ten Dollar Dress Sale
Our customers have token advantage of this
tremendous sale. We have sold a number from
our racks but a splendid selection remains to be
seen—both silk and wool frocks that sold for
$2-1.50, very special price of
$10.00
Dresses
A most beautiful showing of silk and wool
dresses, latest styles and materials, priced from
$12.45 to $35,000
Coats
A sensational sale of coats. We certainly be-
lieve that, great as many of our sales have been
in the past, the garments we art- now offering
are far and away the best offered this season
at our prices. Priced from $0.85 to $"0.50. A
complete showing of children's and misses' coats,
nriced exceptionally low.
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MILLINERY—Unusual Sale
Unusual values throughout this month—
Unusual new styles on sale
Unusual to reduce such new hats—
nusuui — ---- Unusual Low prices—
Our customers are enthusiastic over this department. We always show the newest
styles and materials first, and true to our "Small Profits and Quick Sales" slogan, we
offer some extremely unusual Aalues and styles in this department. All velvet hats
at reduced prices. A complete and very beautiful stock of satin, metallic hats, and satin
combinations. "
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Other Departments
Blankets, Hosiery, Notions, Novelties, Underwear. Sweaters, Piece Goods, etc. A
complete assortment in each of these departments.
Thanks
The city responded very graciously to our Style Show, also, we were pleased to see
quite a number of out-of-town patrons. We are thankful to those who have so nicely
complimented our little showing. We believe the public appreciated all models shown.
We always try to show the new things first.
T. B. TURNER & SON,
WINNSBORO
TEXAS
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Weir, Homer R. Winnsboro Weekly News (Winnsboro, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 5, 1925, newspaper, November 5, 1925; Winnsboro, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth268399/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.