Jefferson jimplecute., December 08, 1911, Christmas Number, Image 6

About Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926

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thia what w« heard
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the first cold, stormy days. Our
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SATIS I A I TI ON — OR VI ON 1 V R KI I N I) I I)
SPECIAL AGRICULTURAL TRAIN
In co-operation with the M. K.
«&. T. and the Texas Central
Railway we are going to operate
a special agricultural train over
their lines starting December 4th
and finishing December 15th.
This will be a train of nine cars
consisting of lectures, exhibits
and demonstration from the
Agricultural & Mechanical Col
lege of Texas at College Station,
Texas and from the College of
Industrial Arts, Denton, Texas.
In your county the train will
■top as lollows:
At Jefferson, December 14, at 5:30 p.
m. Lecture in Court House or
Opera House at 7:30 p. m,
We are very anxious to have
as large attendance at this train
as possible for the lectures and
demonstrations and will appre
ciate any announcements or pub
licity you may be able to give the
matter.
On the exhibit car will be
found some of the finest speci
mens of live stock available in
cluding the grand champion beef
steer of the State of Texas. This
steer has won over §1,000,00 in
cash and several silver cups and
will evidently be worth coming
to see. On the demonstration car
will be found exhibits of soil, fer
tilizers, farm crops, and different
methods of budding, grafting,
etc. Special car will bo devoted
to the earring of the good roads
exhibit. Lectures will be given on
stock, judging, soils, fertilizers
crops rotations, dairying, road
building and domestic science.
Special cars will be furnished
for the ladies and children and
and nearly every school along
the lines have planned to march
the children to the train in a body
for the one hour stop. What
sort of a showing will your town
make?
Yours very sincerely.
J. W. Evans,
Supt. Ext. Dept.
Per W. B. Bryan.
College Station, Tex., Nov. 14.
With oaly three horses to
every 100 persons, Switzerland
has the smallest equine popula
tion of any country.
When Her Beck Aches
A Woman Finds All Her Energy
ud Ambition Slipping Away. '
Jefferaou women know how the aches
•ad pain a thai cotne when the kidncya
fail nuk« life a bureeu. Backache, hip
paiaa, headachee, disay apella. diatreaa
la| urinary trouble#, all Usll of aick kid
Mji and warn yon of the stealthy ap
proach o! dzofnty of Sight's diitMs.
Utta'a Kidney Pillaare for thekidneya
•alt. Tbey attack kidney diaeaaea by
Mriuai at the caaao.
Oaa Jeflareon aufferera deeirc atronger
and thaa tbia aomao'a word?
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aapraaa ay higbopiuion of Doan'a KiJ
■m Ftlia. About els month* ago I had
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Hi mm ot my raat. I felt tired and
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tfan. Laaratag of Doan'a Kidney Pilla,
1 laoolead to try them ami pi oca red a
eapf iy. 1 Beeened good reaulu from
Ika tret aad after I bad aeed the <*«•
loala of aeveral boxee. I waa cared,
e eaa aow at tea J to ■> hoaeeboid d >»
tta> witboot tbe eikgnteet iaeoaroai*
mm aad am la exoeitaat beaitb."
far aale by aii Maim. Pnce 50 roala
faotar- Mllbara Co.. tteflato.Kew York,
ita lor too Unilad Waiaa.
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Do you know what this girl la thin
ing? She Is thinking that CHRIST
MAS IS NEARLY HERE and won
tiering what Santa Claus will bring
her. Fact. You can tell It from her
attitude.
It Is time you were thinking the same
thing, for Christmas IS nearly here,
and you would better do your shop
ping soon to avoid the rush. It would
be a crime for this child aud others
like her to be disappointed. She will
be a child only once—at least this time
-and is entitled to all the happiness
youth has to gire her Do your part
today lest you forget.
To shop early means that you
SPARE THE SHOPGIRLS, that you
buy from a fresh and complete stock,
that you are not crushed and manhan
dled in the crowd, that you will hare
the thing off your mind and that you
can thus remember all your friends
TO SHOP EARLY MEANS
MAKING CHRISTMAS A
PLEASURE AND NOT A
NIGHTMARE.
To forget now means to
regret later.
Kitils Winter Trouble*.
To many, winter ia a a«aaon of trou
b le The froat-bitien toe* an>1 finger*
chapped hand* and lipa, chilblain*,
old-aurea, red and rough akina, prov«
thia But each trouble* fir befora
Buckien'a Arnica Sal*•. A trial con*in
cm, lireateat healer of H'irna. Holla.
Pile*. Cuta, Sore*. Urnivea. brietua and
Spraina Only 25c at W. J. Sedherry's.
Moving pictures are being em
ployed to U'ttcli the le*s civilised
Filipions lessons in hygene.
In Franco the persons wlioarc
employed in the cultivation ol
the *ine number 7,000,00(1.
Remember
The Tired
Shopgirl
ThoughtiuJness of others is the key
dote of CbrlstmaB. "As ye do it uoto
the least of thews," said the Founder
of the day.
Have YOU thought of the TIRED
SHOPGIRLS? As you treat thorn you
are treating Htm. Let thnt Rink home.
The greatest kindness you can t!o these
girls is to SHOP EARLY
If the majority of people would do
that the girls cculd enjoy their Christ
mas, too, for they would not be TIRED
TO DEATH by working at a KILL
ING PACE till midnight on Christmas
eve.
When you have a bilious attack give
Chamberlain's Tablets a trial. They
are excellent. For sale by Allen
Urquhart and all riragxeat.
Russia has the fewest physic
ians of any civilized country.
Foley Kidney Pills
TONIC IN ACTION • QUICK IN REIULTI
Oiv« prompt relief from BACKACHE
KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE,
RHEUMATISM. CONGESTION of tha
KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION of the
BLADDER and ail annoy inC URINARY
IRREGULARITIES. A poeitive boon to
MIDDLE AOED and ELDERLY
PEOPLE and lor WOMEN.
IUVI NIIMUT RICOMMKNDATION
ft. A. Dart*. «T WaafcUurton Si . Co* nortviil*
laft.. U ta ala Vth jaar. I be*e
UHU Mlrnd mmek from n J k ido«>« • kM
M lMm«nbuk>rb«tt.<ta) »wl »yartioe
w%» loo linwil,r««'U.e at* i.. 1. -• tr.t.ck •!•••
at nifkl, a. la aif t'xwUf -■ - «tUM
pa la. I M» ' <« In t»»i i i ■ t> m» Uaa
tr* aa Mm of all ir ei.la au<i »f * n ibtiH
kt Mrf a. A »!•'•« iti-.ufl'i.. b«*» b|
j||> IT* —T- • aaiaitua. •
Sold Hy ALLKK rRQl'HART
now Toy r aincs
Make
Christmas Gifts
"OME; hurry up. my desrt. Our
I friend St. Nicholas will pooh
be her® to look over our lat
est Christina* toys And >00
know what a busy man tie Is. ne\er
hat lug a moment to spare this tirue
of year "
So s(>oke the queen of cloud fairies
to her umny subjects.
Vow. maybe you children do not
know that these cloud fairies live up
at the north pole in (he clou Is that
are always full of snow i!ut always
having lived there they never feel the
cold and enjoy a frolic rac-h morulng
on tlie great Icebergs, to which lliey
come down In sleighs drawn by relit*
deer. Clout] fairies, so It Is said, make
all the Christinas gifts Santa Claua
gives to the little ones each Christmas
eve
The season had been a busy one for
the cloud fairies, for they had done
their best to make up games and de
sign toys that they might have many
nlco new ones for Santa Clans. He
was to visit them any minute, the rea
son the queen had for begging her
subjects to hurry with the work In
hand.
"Yes, dear queen," answered n girl
fairy, dancing on the silver edge of a
cloud: "I have nil the dolls on the
south end of the rainbow, where his
greatness St Nicholas of All Lands
may view them without a moment's
delay."
"And I hare all the drums, bugles,
horns, (lfes and other musical toys
placed to great advantage on the north
end of tho rainbow," said a gay fairy,
Sapping Ills wings as he sat on the
point of a stray starlet that had sot
tangled In the clouds.
Just as the fairies censed speaking
there came through the frosty sir the
sound of sleighbells aud the tooting of
a bugle.
"Ah, there he is now!" cried the
queen. "Let's all go to greet him."
In rushed four beautiful reindeer
drawing a sleigh In which was seated
SANTA BOWING IILFOUK TIIK QLtKN.
Kauta Claus. With a bound old Santa
was on u cloud, bowing low before the
queen and kissing her hand.
Then he gathered a dozen or more
fairies hi his arm and hugged them
as a great boar would hug Its cubs.
He laughed so loudly and so merrily
that the Icebergs began to melt.
"Now," he cried Joyously, "show me
what you have made for my hosts
of earth children. You know this time
of year brings ma millions of letters,
and I must hurry to my postoliico and.
run through my mall."
After looking at the Christmas toys
Bantu Claus said he was more than
pleased. Then, giving his order for
10,000 bags full of the beautiful things,
he told the queen that he must go
"But before I go," he said, "I must
beg you to be prompt In tilling my or
der. There can be no delay on Christ
mas, you know, my dear queen. That
would mean to break the heart of some
of my little ones, and that would nev
er, never do. So farewell till earth'a
■undowu on Christmas eve. I'll be
here myself to get my toys."
After kissing again the queen's hand
uie jon y oiu
■alnt sprang
Into his sleigti.
blew his bugle
and was away
on a breeze.
As two falr
lea stood
watching him
one said to the
other, "Forono
A*.
reason only TO TnK you-ruEu^
WOU)(l I be HQ j IGHT8
earth child."
"And what Is that reasou, pray?"
asked the fairy.
"That I might be In one of those
houses on the earth and see old Santa
Claus come down one of those chim
neys with his pack ol his back and
then to watch hlra fill the family stock
lugs with toys and boubons. I'm sure
It would be quite a treat."
"Oh. but it happens only once a
year." replied the other fairy "You'd
get good and lonesome during the long
wait* between two Christinases. I'm
thinking. But. coine, let's fly over and
piny in the northern lights. They are
very bright tonight."
"Pcn't be gone long." called Lh»
queen i»fter them, "for you know there
are 10.000 bags of toys to make for
the earth children's Christmas day "
To a Pennsylvanian has been
granted ;l intent on a nail puller,
the jaws of which have a jrrad
uated series of serrations to en
gage in nails of different >izes
Constipation causes headache, nausea
•luzinfsa, languor. heart palpitation.
I>ra»t!c physics gripe, sicken, wraki n
th*bo«el* and don't cure. Doan.s Keg
uleta act gently and cure constipation.
35 rents Ask your druggesl.
< 'nc i»ound of she**p'»» wool will
niake a yard of cloth.
A <>r 41 doses IWM1 *"l cure any
caee of Chiila aud Kever. Price "Jf>c tOu
SANTA CLAUS AS OTHER
TONGUES PRONOUNCE IT
Orniany— Nf. Nlrbola*. KrlM Krla
Kl*
llollnnd—Sander Kli»*» Hint NU»
taas, Hlntrr Kim*
Sn Itn-rlnnd Samlklaua.
Il-ljfolanrt—Sonner Kla».
Vora! tx»rg— Zcnimn klaa.
Alt«re-I<omila«—Knecbt Dnpraebt
Franc*—!>• bon papa, la boa d*
Nor I, Norl
Austria—Nlklo or Nlfflo.
HuhmIh—Elka (Or tr*«>.
Italj Babblno.
Poland—Glvlatka (little Mar).
Hcatidltinrla— Krlatlne.
Bohemia—Jerlcek.
D«'ninnrk—Julenlawn. ^
Irvlund — Mbml> Nlcklauae.
ANCIENT DOLLS' HOUSES. I
Those of Earlier Centuries Marveia •!
Completeness.
The history of dolls la particularly
interesting at this immd. Very beau
tlful wax dolls were made Id Franc*
in that period of reckless extrava
gance, tbe seventeenth century No
price was too high to pay then for
anything that a little great lady might
be pleased to own.
A few of tbe fine old dolls' bouses
built und furnished in tbe seventeenth
and eighteenth centuries still exiat
and reflect thorough attention to the
smallest detail.
All are furnished and equipped with
tbe same completeness whether It la
the linen cupboard, with Its pllea of
nnpery: tho drawing room, with pret
ty cnrpetn and tiny chins ornaments
and pictures, or the nursery, where
there is a high fender guard before
the fire and a rocking horse for the
baby to ride on.
StiCii details give a human interest
to old toys, emphasised by the doll In
habitants which are to be seen In the
old hounes. The ml9tresa of the
house, with Htiffly set out hrocaded
skirts, sits In the salon, her work
husket at her aide. In which we find
wee reels of cotton and rolls of tape.
In the nursery the baby, with lace
edged cap. Is In the nurse's arma.
The cook Is suitably dressed In short
cotton skirts and white coif.
CHEERFUL CHRISTMAS COM
MENT.
Don't tear* It all to Hanta
Ola us.
Don't keep your Christmas
spirit bottled.
Girls are bonnd to drift under
the Influence of the mistletoe.
The little Christmas green
Isn't a seaweed, but it sees lota
of smucks
This I* the time of year when
husbands and wives may prop
erly hide much from one an
other.
Blessed Is the person who
doesn't keep track of the number
of presents she receives
DOING UP THE PACKAGES.
Vastly Important Detail to Assure Un
stinted Appreciation.
To send a package that Isn't "Christ
mas? looking'' la bound to detract from
the gift. There are stickers of all
size* and shapes, with Banta Claus,
holly sprays, red and fold seals, "Mtr
ry Christmas" and gayly bedecked trees
upon them. These stickers not only
make a parcel more attractive, bat
tbey are a great help In tying up, es
pecially a bulky parcel like a sofa pil
low. which requires several sheets of
tissue paper.
Ited. bright green or holly baby rib
bon Is used for doing up most parcels
that are not to go through the mall.
The adhesive red and green paper rib
bon Is often substituted for the other
kinds, or sometimes the outer wrap
ping has the pasted ribbon, while the
Inner tissue paper 1s tied.
Inside, Instead of using a regular
calling card, the name of the sender Is
written on one of the bright Christ
mas funis that come In packages.
RURAL YULETIDE SPIRIT.
Tha Msil Carrier Finds a Present st
Almost Every Door.
The rural postmen are not less gen
erously remembered at Chrlstmss time
than are their city brethren. There
Is scarcely a farmhouse on his route
where the mall carrier does not re
ceive a token. Most of the presents
are practical.
Knitted scarfs or mufflers, mittens
and slippers are favorites with fern
Inlne donors, whereas thd gifts of the
farmers usually take the form of
pumpkins, bushel baskets of potatoes,
barrels of apples and turkeys. Many
a rural mall carrier receives on Christ
mas morulug enough eatables to stock
bis Urder for weeks to come.
Th» Chrirtmai Oanaa.
Whan danced the intauet
Soma alxtjr ynn a«o
The stately couplea often mat
Uaneath the bIiiMm
To waltaaa now the cuitoati verr
Dut Mahel'a foxy beau
That Atmwl doth contrive to ataor
Banaath tha mletUKo*
Tha danoM change. but not tha
(UN,
AJ cloao obaervera know.
For mart all act about tha aaaaa
banaath tha mlatictoa.
— Louisville Courtar-Jaurwal
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
Turkey's gradual charge from
1 a national system of time to a
Kuropean standard has led to
demand for watches with two
dials to *how both kinds
For cough* and told* u»e
Horahocnd -vrap. 1; *c?« •oottiin|!y
in the iml«tr<i lui?i£* »oJ tliruau Pric*
25c. SOe and It 00 par botti*. Sold by
V J >^ih»rr»
Children Cry for Fletcher's
The Kind You Hove Always Botipht, and which Iiih been
in use fur over 30 years, ha* borne the signature uf
/f — and ha* been made under hli per
fjP * sonnt supervision since it* Infancy.
AliHV Tin i>::e In (lprpivf yuU In this.
All Counter!. 11». Imitation* avd "«ru-t-u*-|cood" are hut
Experiment- ?..at trifle with it :;1 endanger the health of
Iafunt* huiI Children -I!*peri<-n.« s'.^alnst Kx pertinent.
What is CASTOR!A
Castorhi i» a harmless stiT stituto for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, l»rop* and Foothing Syrups. It 1* Pleasant. It
contain* neither Opium, ."Morphine nor other Narcotic
Huh»ti.::ee. Its upe 1m Its guarantee. It destroys "Worms
and allay* IV verishness. It cures Diarrlnea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and l'latulency. It assimilate* the Food, regulates tliu
Stomach and Liowels, giving healthy and naturul sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR IA ALWAYS
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
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A High hi-ade Bloou runner.
Oo to Allen Urqunart's drug stoie
and buy a bottle of B, B. B. (Botanic
Blood Balm.) It will purify nn<l enrich
Tour blood ami build up your weakened,
brokendowri system. B. B B. is gtiar
anteed to cure all blood diabases and
■kin h umoro, euch ««
Rheumatism, Eating Sores,
Syphilitic Blood Poison,
Catarrh,
Eczema.
Itching Humor*.
Risings and bumps,
Bone Pains,
Pimples. Old Sores,
Scrofula or Kernels,
Superating Sores. Boils, Carbuncles
B, B. B. cures all these blood troubles
by killing the poison humor and ex
pelling it from the system. B. B, B, is
the onlv blood remedy that can do this
—therefore it cures and heals all sores
when all else fails. $1 per large bottle,
with directions for home cure. Sam
ple free bv writing Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, (Ja.
In Cuba raw sugar in the mill
brings 4i cents a pound, the
highest price in 20 years,
Russians pocketed last year
$26,201,230 from exports of but
ter.
Meat Market
We have opened up a NEW
MARKET and will keep
Fresh Meats
AT ALL TIMES.
BEEF, POLK, SAUSAGE
AND BARBECUE MEAT.
We desire a share of your patronage
and would appreciate an order for any
thing in the Meat Line. On!y the best
•tutl handled.
Will deliver Msat to place in the city.
CARR 6 COLEMAN,
Austin Street,
JEFFERSON, TEXAS.
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*
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