The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 11, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 9, 1912 Page: 5 of 8
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New Fall
Clothing
We offer you "U special invitation to
call around and inspect our new line
of Fall and Winter Clothing. For
MENS, YOUNG MENS & BOYS
NEW ENGLISH MODELS-* Two
and Three Button—NEW FALL.
PATTERNS; BLUE BROWN and
, TAN SHADES.
Hand made fronts. Hand padded shoulders, Hand
made button-holes.
We have made special arrange-
ments for showing our Clothing.
We can fit and please you. Call
and see us.
J, R. JONES & SONS
Ladies
Special!
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We call your special attention to our
Ready-to-wear Department, consist-
ing of
One Piece Dress, Two Piece Suits
and Long Wraps.
We have made special arrangements
for our Ready-to-wear Department.
We have something new to show
you in
CORDUROY TWO PIECE SUITS AND ONE PIECE
DRESSES. SOMETHING SWELL IN LADIES
WRAPS AT MODERATE PRICES.
We ask you to pay us a special visit; we will take great
pleasure in showing you the new styles.
J. R. JONES & SONS
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lo not sell
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THE CONTEST.
Contributed.
' 'The ntur Bt eve had drunk him HU.
" 'Where danced the moon on Monan’a rill.
"And deep him mid-night lair had maid
"In lone Olcnartner’m hamel shade.’’
While lying in hia lair no still.
The boy. are charging dale and hill
Kach searching voter, for hia girl.
While maid* are moving in a whirl.
The Combat', on! The Con tea t’a here!
The battle twixt the eye and ear.-
The diamond ring baa ceaaed to ahinr.
So the Piano will be thine.
No loitering ’round thu narrow street:
No back-door vialtova will we greet;
So come on boy., through yell, and crlen.
And thua you'll win the Watchman', prise.
'That early beam, ao fair and ahean.
"Waa twinkling through the haxel screen.
"Whan, rousing at its glimmer rad.
"The warriors left their lowly bod.
And 'neath Panola', wealthy cloak.
Of towering Pine anti Beech and Oak.
Thaae warriors maka a desperate leap
Their pledges to their maiden, keep.
Far each boy’s boast is bat to wear
' A braid of hia fair lady’s hair;”
A maidea’s hand is 'round him thrown.
And ao ho swears he’ll hold hia own.
At length they go where, stern and steep.
“The hill sinks down upon the dear:'
Where Socagee hi silver flows.
Where, ridge on ridge. DeBerry rose.
Where Momul's waters slowly flow
We And these warriors come and go.
While Martin’s creak is twining on ’
Beneath steep banks and nigged stone.
An hundred warriors hold the poet
With hardihood against a host
While fairest maiden, to them cleave.
And In their bravery believe.
We hear their whistle, loud and shrill;
We heard them answered from the hill.
Wild as the scream of the curlew
From vale to vale the signal flaw:
From Iron Bayou's forests 'rose
"Bonnets and spears and bended bows;"
From Dcndwood's lovely booth and glen.
At once sprang up the bravest men.
The Combat’s on! And who will win!
Throne who brings most voters in.
The diamond ring now fails to shine.
And this Piano may bo thine._
Itching Pile*.
I want you lo know how much
good your Hunt’# Cure hll doee me.
I had suffered with Ilching Piles fif-
teen yearn, and when I wne traveling
through Texas a man told me of
your Hunt’s Cure. I got a 50c box
and it cured me.
John Brad It
Caoey
, Ka
Over at Longview Friday.
The Santa Fe put on a special
train Friday for the convenience
of those wanting to visit the
Longview Fair for a day. leaving
here at 8:40 a. m. Among those
who attended were Add Forsyth,
Henry Rich, Neigel Nelson. Gus
Morgan, George Lett. T. P-
Christian and wife, John Dean
and wife, R M- Park and wife,
Mesdames Jim Bailey and Lester
Woodyard, Misse3 Ethel Holland,
Mary Shaw, Eunice Anderson,
Shirley and Hazel Pankey, Dessa
Dry, Amelia Porter and Myrtle
Carswell.
Quite a number from Beckville
and Tatum were among the sight-
seers of the day also.
The Fair was quite creditable,
many of the firms being repre-
sented by booths with a splendid
display of their respective lines.
The display of fruits, fresh and
canned, and of fancy work were
exceptionally good. The work
from the public school was fine.
The automobile parades, mor-
ning and night, were quite good.
We enjoyed our stay in the
little city of Longview and note
marked improvements since our
last visit there.
People Should (haard Against Ap-
pendicitis.
Carthage people who have
stomach and bowel trouhle should
guard against appendicitis by
taking simple buckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc., as compounded
in Adler-i-ks, the German ap-
pendicitis remedy. A SINGLE
DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas
on the stomaoh and constipation
IN8TA NTLY because this sim-
ple mixture antiseptieizes the di-
gestive organs and draws off the
impurities.
New fall hats at Woodyard &
Co.
Tax Collector’s
■■■ Notice. ■■
Tacoma ..............
DeBerry.............................
Bethany ............
IVtidyett ..........................
Dead wood
Logan....................................
Tom Sholar’s Residence
Monday. October 21, till noon
“ “ 21, 1 p. m.
...........__ Tuesday, October 22
Old Center.............
Woods.......................................
Gary................................
Ragley ____________________________
Jumbo _______________________
Longbranch.......................
Clayton ....................
Fair Play______________
Brooks School House
Beckville ......................
Tatum
Harris Chappel............
..........Wednesday, “ 23
Thursday, “ 24
......Friday, ** 25
Saturday morning,
...................... October 26, till 8 a. m.
Saturday, October 26, till 1 p. m.
________________________Monday, October 28
________________’ ...Tuesday, “ 29
........................Monday, November 4
................Tuesday “ 5
................. Wednesday, “ 6
....... Thursday “ 7
_______*. Friday, “ 8
Monday, “ 11
Tuesday “ 12
Wednesday “ ij
Thursday *•
marshall’s
C. B. Duke Furniture Company
mayor Visits Old
Homo.
Mayor Heyn And Mrs. Heyn
have returned home from an ex-
tensive trip to Europe, where
they spent about four months.
Mr. Hyne and wife visited his
native land. Germany, and while
there viaited many portions of
the country and renewed his ac-
quaintance with friends that he
had not seen in about thirty
years. Mr. and Mrs. Heyn also
visited France anjl Switzerland
and came home through Eng-
land. They never let an oppor-
tunity past to tell the people
about Texas and the United
States. They were accompanied
home by Mr. Heyn'a neice, who
will remain with them for some
time on her first visit to the
United States.—Marshall Corres-
pondent in Sherveport Tunes.
the School of Your
Choice..
The Tyler Commercial College
of Tyler. Texas, is positively the
only business college in the State
which teaches a thorough course
of practical, modern bookkeeping
and business training. Other
schools teach theoretical book-
keeping; some of them call it
actual business, but it is not
The commercial room of the Ty-
ler Commercial College is a com-
munity of business houses of
various kinds. Banks. Wholesale,
Commission, Real Estate, Retail,
Insurance, etc. Each student is
engaged in real, active business,
learning to do by doing. Every
entry made by the student dur-
ing his entire course is originated
bv an actual sale or purchase; it
may be grain, it mav be grocer-
ies, dry goods, real estate or
stock in a corporation, but the
transaction is really performed,
and every paper required in the
transaction, whether check, note,
draft, receipt, mortgage, deed or
what not, is filled out by the
student; contracts of partnership
are drawn up and agree J upon
between the parties forming the
parties forming the partnership;
articles of incorporation are
drawn up. Thru these practical
methods the student learns busi-
ness as well as bookkeeping;
they learn how to meet one an-
other face to face and transact
Ebusiness in a business way, in-
stead of copying theoretical
transactions from a text book, as
is done in every other commer-
cial school in the state. It takes
more teaching force and better
teacher to teach our systems and
methods; our teachers are not
only teachers of bookkeeping,
but they must be well informed
*4 on business customs. When a
student learns to do a thing by
actually doing it, he learns it
thoroughly, and with our practi
cal, face to face business meth-
ods we are able to give the
student a thorough course of
both bookkeeping and business
training in less time than he
could possibly get the theory, or
so-called practical bookkeeping
alone in other schools.
We will give a free scholarship
in the school o( your choice to
any one finding another school
in this state teaching both book-
keeping and business thru prac-
tical business transactions as we
do. Similar practical methods
are used in teaching Shorthand,
Typewriting and Telegraphy.
We believe in learning to do in
the school room that which you
must do when going into the
business world, and it is this
policy that has made the Tyler
Commercial College of Tyler,
Texas, the largest school of the
kind in America-
Write for large catalogue, tell-
ing how we teach Telegraphy,
the Byrne Practical Bookkeep-
ing-Business Training, and the
famous Byrne Simplified Short-
hsnd. ___________
Okrap Paint
There are 1000 *‘cheap” paints
and a dozen really cheap ones.
That double word “cheap” is
the cause of wasting more money
than good paint coats, two or
three times over.
Cheap paint is good psfcnt;
there is no other; mo other is
cheap- It is not low-price with
linseed oil at $1.
The two words sound alike but
their meanings are opposite.
"Cheap costs double Cheap is
Devoe. ,
DEVOE
R. E. Trabuesells it
Pay your favorite contestant
$5.00 or 110.00 (or subscription*
to The Watchman. Five years
will give her 5,000 votee, while
ten years will give her 12,500
votes. You will get fail value in
the paper, so why pot help the
girls?
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I have bought the Court House Barbor Shop and will
continue to run at the same old price, and solicit
year patronage. Positively no credit
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Park, R. M. The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 11, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 9, 1912, newspaper, October 9, 1912; Carthage, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth886041/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sammy Brown Library.