The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, June 9, 1911 Page: 5 of 10
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FOR TRADES DAY
We will offer Royal Blue Coffee for $1.00. This is 5 lbs. net coffee. We will offer a barrel of Excelsior
Wirfdotv Shades at 10c each while they last A good assortment to select from.
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Our price on Matting will Hold good for Trades Day—116 warp at 52c per yard.
In our Furniture Department we are offering real bargains. Sideboards, Buffets, Extension Tables, Iron
Beds, Chiffoniers, Music Racks and many other articles at a big discount. Come see them Trades Day.
GROCERIES—We are sure we can satisfy your wants in this line. Our prices are in line.
Make our store your headquarters Trades Day, June Corn $1.50 per bushel.
American Beauty Flour for one day only—June 12th—at $2.90 per 100 lbs.
Clifton
J. N. HILL
Texas
Local News.
J. K. McSpadden. Notary Pub
See announcemenu in this is-
sue. Clifton Trades Day. June 12.
10 head of horses and mules 1
for sale or trade.
We are prepared to handle
your drug wants at the Corner
Drug Store.
Read the advertisiment of the j * Co.
Racket Store.
Oscar J. Rea | Our Mr. Graves does Harness
and Saddle repair on short
notice.—Oscar J. Rea & Co
\ou can always get a good re-
Trades i reshing smoke at-
! Store.
-City Drug
See program in this weeks
Trades Day advertisement.
Remember Clifton
Day, June 12.
J. G. Anderson was here sev-
eral days this week visiting his
, family.
Drink at our new fountain it
has no lead pipes at the Corner
H. E. Lockett was a business 1 Drug Store,
visitor to Meridian yesterday.
O, C. Orbeck has puchased the
H. E. Lockett home and will
move into same in a few days.
Visit the Priscilla sale, next
door to Womack’s cold drink-
stand on Trades Day June 12tli.
I Write Contracts, Deeds,
first of the week for Port Worth
where she will visit Mrs. Ovee
Bronstad.
Get the LeGear and Security
Stock Food—City Drug Store.
Trades Day special, plenty of
fans continuous change of pic-
! We manufacture ice cream for|^res’ ^ a- m *° P- m ^ !in<'
Our home made Harness are I church festivals, picnics, etc.— 1 10 cents
big sellers.—Oscar J. Rea A;'Co. ! City Drug Store.
A. W. Castleman was in Mer-
idian Monday evening on busi-j Make our store your head ) . ... ... .
ness ; quarters next Monday June 12th C, p”f 1 tn K d’ ’’ K M(
' —Oscar J. Rea & Co. ! Spadden.
Turner Glass made a business ; - n„..; . , f. i
trip to Belton the first of the1 Fever Thermometers, hard 1 ‘ * 7 m.ui e ie
week. rubber or aluminum case at
Watch fyr our new leeless . C’ity Drug Store,
soda fountain at Corner Drug FOR SALE—one good milch j Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gilliam
L 010 cow with young calf. See H. A. , and Children came home Satur-
If you patronize the "Priscilla ' Co°Per- C1,ft°n. ! dav night after a visit to relatives
Ladies \ou will help tu increase j picture show will be open
tlieir pipe nriran tuna. all day for Trades Day, 10 a. in. A Lightmn^ Jr. Hay Dress on
1 am soiling the best Flour at |to '°p m. band 10 cents band to be closed out at abargain
Always good and good always,
are Buck’s Stoves and Ranges.
—Oscar J. Rea At Co.
See us for your Chocolates-
Bon Bons and Nut Cream at the
Corner Drug Store.
A big June reduction in tin
price of Buck’s Stove* and
Ranges. —Oscar J Rea A Co.
John Tanner and M. L. Snell
were here yesterday from Waco
to visit relatives and attend to
business.
W. 1). Sutton and family were
here Sunday from Crow ford the
guest of Mr. and Mrs S M
Summers.
Special for Trades Day
Ladies embroidered belts, pearl buckles ..........13c
Ladies embroidered standing collars ........10 and 15c
Mens wash ties all kinds. ........ (5c
Men* tine silk ties........ 25c
LARSEN’S
. . . , . A. W. Cooper was here from
Leases, Agreements, And all Fort Worth and bought two car
loads of tine steers from I! T.
Brather Tuesday.
W. W. Womack is installing
his new fountain, and getting
better prepared to serve his cold
drink customers
Miss Vela Oxford o! Hurst
returned to San Marcos Tuesday
where she will take the summer
course at the normal.
$51.00 per
N. Field
hundred pound"
Norse. Texas
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Mrs. and Mrs
of Houston have been here this
A large crew ot workmen arej the guests of relatives,
here at work on the new Postal
,, , , , now is your opportunity
Herbert Loperjj Kea & Co
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Don't forget, the picture show
Trades Day Continuous change
Telegraph line through here. j hide-' °teH° you J n^ighbor^'how 1 S'anf lOeents'0
We will have one of the most | uood it is. Oscar J. Rea & ( o.
sanitary fountains made in a few | x complete line of Sweet-Orr , V eextendi'ou anurgcntmvi-
days at the Corner Drug Store, j / , r ^'°n v,sit usrnnext Mommy
1 pants and overalls in all sizes for j Clifton’s annual Trades Day -
men and boys.—D. Nemir. 9-fit \ Oscar J. Rea & Co.
Three features of a Mitchell
Wagon-Strength. Durability, and
Lightness of draft.—Oscar J.
Rea A Co
Clarence Canuteson and sister,
Miss Carrie Lee. are visiting
relatives and friends in Alvin and
Galveston.
Rev. E. M. Weeks of near
Turuersville was her yesterday
enroute home after a visit to re-
latives and friends at Electra.
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SURPRISE PRICES
On Trades Day, Monday, June 12, at the
Racket Store
My regular prices are always
the very lowest, but on this day
many articles will go below mar-
ket value that will surprise you.
Everybody in line for bargains
now and always at the Racket
Store. We appreciate*your trade
COME TO CLIFTON
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Vours for Business.
PAVl DORBRITZ
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On and after June 10th. all j Mrs. H.W. Bering and daugli
meat will be sold for cash, and f'or.’^i's C. E. Schow, visited re
«» — *>» dell^ry. McG"’*or
will be materialy reduced. V.'
N 'Meador o., Paul Dorbritz. was in Fort
w' Worth Monday on business and
Mrs. Henry Gary and little, to watch the maneuvers of the
daughter returned to their home | big anti-state wide rally,
at Ft. Chatburn the first of the /
week after a visit to the Proffitt i „ Mrs. Will R. Payne
home and with other relatives, j Chillicothe were here this
; week the guests of his sister,
| Mrs. Robt. L. Baldridgb.
Mr. and Mrs.-O. K. Snell and
children visited in Fort Worth
Manday. They were accompan-
ied by Mrs. It. J. Brown.
Mrs. May Belle Jones and
daughter, Miss Travis, came in
Sunday from Dimmitt on a visit
to relatives and old friends.
E. Railsback was in Walnut
Springs last Saturday to visit
his son, Hugh and Frank, and
look after business interest.
Trades Day special^moving
picture Show, all day continuous
change of pictures, from 10 a. m.
to 10 p. m. 5 and 10 cents.
Ruel Hill was quite sick for
several days the first of the week, I Store.—J. F Dameron.
but we are glad to report him
again able to attend to business.
Mi. and Mrs. W R. I’aiighurn
were here Monday and Tuesday
from Humble on a visi* to rela-
tives and old friends.
“Human Music Si.rH" at
Reeder Hall, Monday night .tune
12. If you area lovet nl good
music don’t miss it. ;■
See panorama of living pictu res
of His Old Sweethearts and Her
Old Sweethearts in Reeder Hall
Monday night, June 12
“Thank Heaven tin Table is
Set," a laughable comedy at
Reeder Hall, Trades Dry night,
June 12. Home Talent.
On and after , June 10th, all
meat will be sold for cash, and
will also stop delivery. Prices
will be materially reduced.—V.
N. Meador. 2-t
Bring in your farm products,
garden stuff and live stock for
cash prizes and premium rib
bons, Trades Day June 12. See
Trades Day ad
H. H. Killion has been in Mer-
idian again this week where he
has been building a chimney and
doing other rock work on the new
residence of Tax Collector, R. V.
Ferguson.
Dr. L. Werblum, Optician, of
San Antonio who makes regular
visits to Clifton, will be here at
the Commercial Hotel, June 19,
and 20. Examination of the
eyes free. ■ 11-2t
I am now giving my full time
to my fountain and cafe. When
hungry or thirsty call on me.
2nd door north of Corner Drug
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Norse and Valley Mills will
play a matched game of baseball
here next Monday which will be
one ot the entertaining features
of Trades Day.
Be sure and see the moving
picture Show on Trades Day
Monday, June 12th. The best
pictures ever shown in a town
the size of Clifton -never seen
here before.
On and after June 10th, all
meat will be sold for cash, and
will also stop delivery. Prices
Louis Fricke was in Ft. Worth
Monday.
Ed Dittrich wa» here from
Waco Wednesday
New oat sacks for sale in any
quantity. Oscar J. Rea A Co.
Mr*. C. C. Witt who Inis been
here for serveral weeks visiting
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
E. II Farrell, left Monday for
her home at Colorado. 'Texas.
She was accompanied by Mrs.
Farrell and children who will
visit her several days.
Rev .1 I ’ t Lilian <>l I Guide
was here the tirst of the week
to visit the home of his son, A.
G Gilliam, and old Clifton
friends lie preached a splendid
sermon at the Baptist Church
Sunday night, and left Monday
morning for Glen Rose where he
will hold a t W(, \\ eelcs rev i v al
meet mg.
Don’t fail to slay over lor the
entertainment given by Home
Talent'in Reeder Hall. 'Trades
Day night, June 12. Monologues,
good music, popular songs and
laughable one act comedy. Ad
mission 15, 25, and 513 cents. Re-
served seats on sale at Corner
Drug Store. An evening of con
tinuous entertainment assured. |
Misses Mina Ellis of Meridian
and Winnie Walton of Irene,
were elected by the school board
at a recent meeting as teachers
for the coming term. Misses
Mae White and Hattie G Finland
who wen first elected did not
accept. Miss Viola Burch of
Valley Mills who was elected at a
former meeting, has been as-
signed the primary work.
First Baptist Church.
The services of this church for
Sunday. June 11th. will be as
follows
Morning services,—Sunday
School at 10 a. m. Preaching a<t,
1! a. m. Subject, “Who owns
the Wool?"
Evening services— B. Y. P. II.
at 7 p. m. Preaching at bJJOp. m
Subject. “Mephibosheth."
A cordial welcome extended
to all, and especially non-church
goers and strangers.
Scandinavian Lutheran Ihurch*
liegiai services conducted in
English will be held in this
church next Sunday June II. at
10:15 a m.
Sunday School as usual. A
cordial we|< ome to all
Methodist Church.
I br Rev iva1 meeting will be
gm tonight (Friday night) under
a tent on the church lawn. Rev.
E. B. Hearn pastor of the Bap
tist (.’hurcli will preach the ojien
ing sermon Rev .) W Fort
will come in Monday Rev W. L
Hightower will lead the singing
Everybody invited.
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For Sale Cheap.
25 house and lots, to or 50
farms, several houses to rent,
some houses and lots to trade for
farms. [ have plenty of homes
for a hundred families. Now is
the time to buy on easy terms
before they go higher. Ix>ts of
men have doubled their money
on places they have bought from
me. If you want to buy or sell
come let me help you.
10-It J. K. Puokkitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Snell Malone
went to Temple Wednesday
where Mrs. Malone went for
treatment at the Sanitarium.
They were accompanied- on the
trip by Dr. J. C. Carpenter.
F. G. Boone and son Tom,
were here last. Saturday from
Turnersville on business. Tom
is cashier of the bank at that
place, and Saturday being a
leagal holiday he come here to
spend the time.
Dr. O. J. (Jolwick of Crantills
Gap came in the first of the week
from Dallas with his new Ford
automobile. He has sold his old
will be materially reduced.—V. car to John L. Huse, cashier of
2-t the Granfilis Gap bank.
We want our customers and
friends to feel that we are in
business to serve them and that
nothing that we can do within
the limits of safe and conserva-
tive banking is too much trouble
if it will accommodate them
THE FIRST
Guaranty State Bank
J, W. BUTLER, President;
J. N. FALL1S, Vice Pres.; N. JACOB NEL-
SON, Vice Pres.; G. F. BOONE, Vice Pres.;
O. A. BRONSTAD, Cashier.
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Baldridge, Robert L. The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, June 9, 1911, newspaper, June 9, 1911; Clifton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth797064/m1/5/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nellie Pederson Civic Library.