The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 292, Ed. 1 Monday, December 21, 1914 Page: 4 of 4
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Christmas Means Giving
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♦ Weather Report. ♦
♦ Tonight and Tuesday, fair and ♦
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and Receiving-
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but often we do not receive in proportion to what
we give VVe give, and are disappointed in what
we receive in return. Let Jno. M. Hart reverse this
old order of things for you.
You Give
us orders for your Christmas eatables and we guar-
antee that wiiat.
You Will Receive
will be entirely satisfactory and that you will be
more than pleased with all your purchases. Satis-
faction and pleasure are the things most 1o be de-
sired at Christmas time. We make a specialty of
goods that conform to the high standard ot
Quality
which we maintain throughout our entire business.
We have made special arrangements for our sup-
plies, the very best obtainable; consequently you
are assured of a full and uniformly distributed sup-
ply of everything in our line.
Just to mention a few things you will need we
will call your attention to some of the good things
to eat—celery, lettuce, cauliflower, round green
beans, green sweet peppers, squash, egg plant, tur-
nips, okra, green onions, parsley, beets, mustard
greens, spinach, cranberries, Florida tomatoes, and
fancy oranges all sizes both California and Florida,
tangerines, apples all varieties, grapefruit, Malaga
grapes, California grapes, fresh cocoanuts, bananas
and Colorado pears.
Most everyone has made their fruit cake, but if
you haven’t we have all the ingredients necessary,
also old-fashion English fruit cake ready made.
Plenty of mince meat and plum pudding.
At the price we have on nuts and candies of all
kinds we are prepared to sell more than ever.
Don’t forget our fancy select oysterB received
fresh every day.
Dressed Turkeys
We have made arrangements to have a big
.bunch of our fine turkeys dressed and drawn ready
for baking. Order early for the demand is great
and we want you to have a good one.
Bring your other Christmas packages here and
let us send them up with your groceries.
BOTH PHONES.
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THE STORE OF QUALITY
I Tom Hunter went to Fort Worth
today.
| Robert Strain, came in today from
Fort Worth.
Rev. E. L. Hail of Garner was in
I the city today.
j Theodore Temple is at home irorn
| A. & M. College.
! Ottie .Mitchell was a passenger to
Fort Worth today.
j .Miss Lillian Johnson is spending
j the day in Fort Worth,
j Mrs. It. B. Renters has returned to
j Millsap afu r a visit here.
I Harry Snoddy is here to spend the
holidays with homefolks.
Mrs. H. K. Senters has returned to
.Millsap after a visit here.
J. E. Mitchell went to Fort Worth
this morning on business.
Walter Browder is home from Mor-
tens to spend the holidays.
Frorl Cotton is home from the Cni-
versity to spend Christmas.
Garland Raborn is home from A. £
M. College for the holidays.
Henry Wampler of Corpus Christi,
is here for a few days vacation.
Miss Emma Mildred McFarland is
spending the day in P’ort Worth.
Mrs. D. M. Mebane is spending a
few days in Fort Worth with relatives.
Miss Flora Coleman has returned
from a protracted visit to Galveston.1
M. C. Kemp of Mineral Wells was,
W. C. Jordan, blacksmithing. $ 2.60
M. E. Cleveland, 3 shovels...:.... 3.00
T. R. Pettyjohn, bridge work 9.25
A. Marcia, Millsap .................... 15.00
Milmo Lumber Co., acct............. 31.50
11.00
49.10
92.10
40.85
579.00
15.90
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76.00
6.40
Southwestern phono .............
Water Co., acct....................
J. V. Ellis, oats .......................
T. It. Erwin & Co., acct........
Newton & Co., bridge acct.
Jno. M. Hart, acct..................
Cherry-Akard Co.................
C. T. McMahan, oats .............
Austin Bros., repairs ...........
W. L. Byron, supt., acct........... 116.80
linger.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hackney spent
Sunday in the city with Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. Irby.
Miss Dott Hopkins left Monday
morning for Palestine to spend the;
holidays.
Miss Alma Cain has returned trom ’
Alvarado to spend the holidays with j
homefolks.
Miss Ruth Hicklin is spending the
holidays with homefolks on South
Lanham & Oneal, acct............. 7.SO
H. C. Blakely, hauling 1.75
J. I*. Ragle, guarding lunatic 56.00
M. Scougale, court reporter..... 125.00
B. F. Dunn, moving mules.......... 4.50
O. L. Liles, blacksmithing....... 1.00
Newton £ Co , acct.......... 1,198.60
Herald Pub. Co., acct............... 23.50
Wrought Iron Buggy Co., acct. 1.00
C. F. Clark, land 5.00
A. Murr, road work 5.00
Texas Wagon Yard, rent 12.80
Cherry-Akard, acct......... 1.00
Mrs. Gentry ........................... 5-00
E. IX Osborne, road work 3.00
Camp £ Co., acct.......* 2.40
Geo. W. Gore, jail acct............. 66 85
C. J. Clark, acct........................ 5.13
H. J. Bradfish, acct........... 126.50
Millsap Pub Co......... L60
H. J. Bradfish, coal ................. 12.75
G. D. Barnard Co., records...... 18.00
McGee, Williams & McGuire.. 138.72
J. R. Fondren, drag road.... 10.00
Quick Service Garage ...............66
Bennett Printing Co................... 19.50
Kinder’s Book Store, actc....... 1.60
i Maverick-Clark Co., acct........... 45.00
Floyd Bedford, acct................... 10.00
J. E. Wright, road work 11.25
H. J. Bradfish, oats 6.00
Democrat Pub. Co., printing 62.50
Henry McMillon, road wdrk 5.00
i R. H. Thompson, acct................. 14.15
Main street.
Lloyd Doughty of Chlckasha. Okla.,
is visitng hts parent*, Mr. and Mr*.
J. D. Doughty. i
Miss Ethel Braselton has returned •
from Belton, where ah* haa beau at- j
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tending school.
Vernon Durham and Will Vigrett
iW. P. Kingsford, grdg. lunatie 9.00
T. W. Jackson 8.75
iWea Long, feed mules 70.50
.Ward Bankhead, acct................. 4.15
V. J. Tucker, road time 45.00
j F. E. Boley, road time............. 45.00
;Josiah Bullington, road time 46.00
|Jl. S. Chapman, road time
46.00
; R. L. Banks, salary *0.#0
Dallas Comp. Co., Poor sweep 6.50
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THE BETTER CLASS OF PHOTO PLAYS.
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“The Scales of Justice
Famous Players Paramount Program-Featuring
Jane Fernley and Paul McAllister.
A serious drama with terrifiy action, impelled by a mighty
motive—with a notable cast. “The Scales of Justice” is one of
the strongest dramas ever woven about the legal machinery that
sometimes fastens its coils upon the innocent and permits the
guilty to go undetected. The story, in which a young district ^
attorney throw’s honor, position and duty on the scales against
a woman’s love, is distinctly novel. How love conquers and ih*1|
stronger than death, is thrillingly developed in this picture*
A terrific arraignment of circumstantial evidence.
Admission—Children, 10 cents; Adults, 15 cents
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Take Santa Gians’
advice and .put your money
where it will do you the most
good. There are no better fa-
cilities than those offered by the
FIRST STATE BANK. A finan-
cial standing of unquestioned
integrity, liberal and just deal-
ings with depositors has made
it popular. The best Xmas gift
for yourself or others Is an ac-
count opened. . '
FIRST STATE BANK
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WHEN YOU take her a box of eaa-
, , ... ,, . c , , ,, day buy Jacobs or Samoset. All size
of Mineral Wells spent Sunday in theiUIlJ' UUJ „ „
paekage.s on sale at J. R. KINCAIDS.
city with friends.
M^ss Della Crosslin, who has been
visiting Miss Martha Irvine, returned
to I-ambert today.
Miss Elolse McFarland and aunt,
Mrs. W. M. Cantrell, left today for
points in California.
106 East Side Square.
blehave been spared to make it a per-
fect replica of this great wonderland
of the world, and of “The Life of a
Vanishing Race.” Indian huts con-
structed of dob« bricks brought in
from Yslet will be occupied by Zunis,
Hopis and others of the fast-vanish-
ing tribes ol descendants of the Az-
teea, about twenty families of whom
will live the ordinary life of the Pu-
eblos here. The beautiful reception
j room of the concession, designed for
(the eomfort and refreshment of its
‘ friends by the Santa Fe, measures
•0x85 feet and is finished and furn-
ished in old mission style, to which
has now been added a few notes of
the old colonial, in honor of these
seta-to-be.
Night Rates Withdraw*.
Reduced telephone night rates hav«
been withdrawn by the Southwestern
Telegraph and Telephone Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gregory have In fact these rates ara in affect in any
returned from Santa Anna and will large company in the United States,
spend a few days here. lit having been the experience of the
Mrs M. E. Eutas of Mineral Wells ,telephone companies that the congea-
i spent Sunday in the city the guest of tion of
II Really Does Relieve Rheumatism.
Everybody who is afflicted with
rheumatism in any form should by all
means keep a bottle of Sloan’s Lini-
ment on hand. The minute you feel
pain or soreness in a joint or muscle,
bathe it with Sloan’s Liniment. Do
not rub it. Sloan’s penetrates almost
t-nw'edt'itely right to the seat of pain,
the lines at night prevented r^iieTjng tlie hot, tender, swollen feel-
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FOR SALE—At a bargain, a high
grade piano. Apply at Herald office.
FOR SAUE—White Rotary eaay-tara
sewing machine. Phone Home 49-B.
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FRESH PBANUT BUTTER mada by
the Weatherford Peanut Factory, on
sa.le at J. D. Narry’e Confectionery.
Delivered anywhere In city limits.
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BIBLE STUDENT SO years. -World
not coming to end. changed condition
coming; 32-page book 25c. LUM
FLEMING, Weatherford, Texas. -
L,OST-
LOST—One right hand tan glove. Re-
turn to Herald office.
LOST—Leather coin purse containing
$1.10. Finder please leave at HoraWK
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W. H. Bowden and family. J the giving of good service. The tel-^ mg aud making the part easy and
Misses Vivian Morris and Miss Jua- ephone company states that it hae comfortable. Get a bottle of Sloan's
Burglary Suspected. Death of Mr. Alexander.
The sheriff's office Is working on At the great age of 87 years. 2
the theory that an attempt at burg- months and 21 days, R F. Alexander
lary was made some time Saturday died at the homo of his son, G. B .-»i- ;
night on the premises of the Dorsey exander in the Spring Creek commun-
Graln company. The place seemed to Ity, south of the school house
have been entered and things mussed canto to the old patriarch about 7:00
up considerably, but so far nothing . o'clock Sunday morning, a most fit-
inita Devall passed through the city been making a study of conditions
| today going to Mineral Wes. \ here in Texas and has decided that
Mr and Mrs. Hardbe.rger of Has- distribution throughout the day of the
kol 1 county come tn today to visit load of traffic that formerly piled up
| their daughter, Mrs. Ohas. Neal. jat the night rate was ths problsm
Miss Ruth Johnson of Bridgeport that confronted them.
Death Ia.nd Mis* Lillian Johnson of DeLeon j It has planned to increase ths use
are here to spend tb« holidays. j of its lines, especially between near-
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Evans of Krass. by points, not only by the better ser-
Liniment for 25 cents of any druggi
and have it in the house—against
colds, sore and swollen joints, lum-
bago sciatica and liks ailments. Your
money back if not satisfied, but it dot-
give almost instant relief. Buy • bot-
tle today. Adv.
It may J ting hour for him to slip his mortal: Texas, passed through Hie city today (vice over that formerly given during (Un|versity Dcbatiag L,aLUC w
‘ v(d» YoioHroo , the night rate hours, but also by
teems to have boon mlasod. . _
have been some holm looking for a l moorings and go out with the ebbing *oin* to A'0*10 to vipit re,atives ! «•« u*K“l rille uul “,held at the High rcliool aitd
place to sleep jtkle. He had lived In Parker county; n w Akar'1’ who has been on the reduction of its basic minimum rate ! thjs evenlng> in
____ 'about eight years Burial was made '^k list for a week is able to be up from twenty-five cents to fifteen cents,:question for dlscts$j.;.
Debate at High School Tonight
The annual try-out debate to decide
who shall represent W. H. S. in the
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See our complete line of Candies ut Monday at 11 o’clock In the morning (
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and Is now at his place of business.
15c per pound
J. R. KINCAID, The Confectioner
at Spring Creek cemetery'. Rev.
Daniels officiating
WALDROM’S
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and an extension of the talking period eracv Test for i:nT 3
Briden an.) family, who have, to three minutes. As a result, towns ; candidate8 for the teaI3 are FrfJ
Mrs. Mahan, left this now paying twenty-five cent* to near-; wjn Prank McGeheei William Price,
by towns will be able to talk to many. Ernpgt May Hall Buchanan and Jack
lurnn visiting
t morning for Eolen to visit relatives.
Mrs. B. A. Wall and sons, Fred and such towns, night or day, for fifteen •
Jack, have returned home to Amarillo cents,
'after a visit to Mr and Mrs. Barnett., Manager
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5ee Our Showing of
Practical Gift Goods
Give her a Silk Raincoat—A Raincoat makes a
practical gift.
Niagara Maid Silk Hose.
Handkerchiefs for men, ladies and children.
Towels—hand-crocheted edge.
Hand-embroidered Gowns.
Hand Bags and Coin Purses.
A big showing in Ladies* Neckwear.
Richardson's Cotton Floss Embroidery.
Package*, 'Gowns and Scarfs.
Ribbons—a new shipment—most every style
and color.
Complete Your Shopping Tomor-
row, if Possible.
Parker says:
Mrs I>-la Parkinson, who has been den of the calls in night use was be- j
visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs tween nearby towns. This conversa-
Parkinson returned to Graham today tion is genearlly provided for in he
! Mr and Mrs Ed Stepkins and little reduction of our minimum rate from 1 caused
Porter. Everybody is invited, as vour
presence will be a great encourage-
ment to the boys. No admission.
Sick Headache.
headache is nearly always
l«wwu by disorders of the stomae
daughter of Folifomia. who have been twenty-five cents to fifteen cents. The Correct them and the periodic attack?
visiting here, are in Fort Worth for withdrawal of the night rates is de-
mand placed upon us for adequate
Adv.
of sick headache'will disappear. Mrg
i.........”, ’ ~ ........ ...... " John Bishop of Roseville, Ohio.
a few days stay. mand placed upon us for adequate wrjtes: ‘About a year ago f was
: Chas Bartold has returned from and satisfactory service.” Adv. troubled with indigestion and had sick
Castle Heights. Lebanon. Tenn., where - i headache that lasted for two or three
he has been attending school, to spend. Remember. Jacobs and Samosett i^t^i^a^durtag^
the holidays with homefolks. Packages are the best. Don’t fail to ( of those sick spells a friend advised
Mrs. R E. Knox and mother. Mrs. see them before vou buy. |mc ChambeTlain’s Tablets.
E A. Burkhead of Horatio. Ark. who, J. R KINCAID. The Confectioner. *££
has been attending the Ham-Ramsav ; -
meeting went to Mineral Wells this
home on this afternoon's train.
License to Wed Issued.
' December 19, No. 1627—TO Fred
Chunn of Garner and Miss Myrtle Mc-
Caaland.
I). A. K. to be Guests.
The Daughters of the American!
- Revolution will be guests of the
| Grand Canyon of Arizona throughout
the exposition period. The California
D. A R. has arranged to have a fe-
ception committee constantly in at-
tendance to welcome visiting mem-
bers of the organization, one of the
CANDYt CANDY! XMAS CAXDY!! oldest and most dignified and infiuen-;
| We have the largest assortment of llal women’s associations in the coun- ,’
Candles In town. Home-made, fancy trY. with a membership of tens of,
boxes and all other kinds. Small pnr- thousands.
chases appreciated as well as the lar-! This concession is the contribution
ger onej. We also have a alee line of of the Santa Fe railroad to the Pan-
fresh fruit, oranges, apples bananas ama-Pacific International Exposition
grapes fiffs and dates nats and fire- at San Francisco. It represents ah
works
fHl DAILY BEP.ALD <0* A MDY7B
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy—The
Mothers’ Favorite.
"I give Chamberlain’s Cough Rem-
edy to my children when they hav
colds or coughs, writes Mrs. Vera®
Shaffner, Vandergrift, Pa. It always
helps them and la far superior to any
other cough medicine I have used, f
advise anyone in need of such a medi-
cine to give it a trial.” For sale by
all dealers. Adv.
Delicious Peanut Hotter.
Frank Browder has presented mem-
bers of the Herald staff with samplgn
of his peanut butter, manufactured
by him at his factory here in Weath-
erford. It is rich and delicious, and
of the best quality. Weatherford met- /
chants should patronize this institifc- •
tion and help boost the little home .
manufacturers.
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Call Meeting.
All members of San Lanham Chap-
ter, l\ D. C., are requested to meet at
the home of Mrs. H. C. Shropshire to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock to at-
tend to business of importance which
must be attended to before the holi-
days. We will only keep you a few
minutes, therefore be sure to come.
MRS. H. C. SHROPSHIRE, Pres.
MRS. 09CAR BARTHOLD, 9*1.
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FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS!
Fireworks are no higher this yew.
We hate a complete line. Bay early.
J. ID KIXCA1I), 1M E. Side Equan.
DREAMLAND THEATRE
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Gertrude Shelby and Henry Bergman in
“Love and Surgery”
L-KO COMEDY- Two reels—some comedy.
Bob Leonard and Ella Hall in
“The Decision”
REP COMEDY DR^MA.
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CAJTDY KITCHE!!,
expenditure of upwards of $$50,000 in
money, and an lncalculabe amount of
Tomorrow-^“The O’KHlikrankie,” and “Snookie’s Day Off.”
Herthwest Corner Sgaare. time and deration. No peina or trou-
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