The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], December 23, 1903, Image 4

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orget the
Men
end they'll fe^l riegle *ted.
A pair of our
Slippers*
■will make tnem kuow
they're very much re
membered : : : : :
the price
1.50
2.00
2.50
Ladies
Felt Slippers
art3 jçoiiiir fast; hope we
may hare the size
w! "π von ask for it. . .
Th· se e> tnforte are
1.25
1.50
Little Ones
are eo dr^eeeil up In a
pair of our : :
I Patent Shoes
No tiieer Sauta Claus
could be tfiveu them
limy w ill cost you
TO
2.00
~ I
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and Ferris.
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CUit Ce. Independent
Telephone Company.
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DAILY HAP:
CITY BK|
Dolls at cost. / -Jee
Fireworks gaVv*. 7at Will Moore
Hardware Co. 27
Choice celery atyd cranberries at
Kelleher's. A 28
Do not miss the game of football
on Trinity gridiron Christmas. 27
A. H. Yeager, job printer, phone 40.
tf
Ladies and children» jackets at
cut prices at Durhwns. 27
Choice celery and cranberries at
Kelleher's. 28
When you want fireworks go to
the Will Moore Hardware Co. 27 s
Dallas vs. Waxahachie, heavy
weights, Trinity gridiron Xmas. 27
!
Fine blankets and qttilts at I)ur
hains. 27
WILEY'S chocolate cream drops
! at Tbomas A Moore's. tf
Have you tried tIn.se Dixie Kisses
at Empire Kakery. tf
The newest toy tire World's Fair
Myiug machine at D%"hains, 27>c. 27
WIl.KN S \a)i.Ha marshmallows
at Th 1 m ; t s »\ Moire's. tf
( 1 ■ ·ί·ι! s i i.· ; r yound at Km·
ι ; re Bak< ι y. tf
.M > ;is ties, susj'"iidefs aud gloves
for ( .ristmas. Si·· Dd/liAiU. 27
Λ η w ι· of iius been put on the
building occupied by J. W. Mc
M anus.
\Y 1 L F S mint chttColale fresh
from factory at I horn ι* Λ Moore'·. u
A full line of Chocolates at Em
pire Hakerv. tf
Si.k initial handkerchiefs jc and
Λ0 ■ ai Durhams. 27
Mhs Louise Skillern, will ei.ter
I iin on Friday, Januar> 1 New
Ye ir's Day.
We have « oar loa I of fireworks
and selI 'em cheap. Will Moore
Hardware Co. 17
Hollies with berri*i>, roses and
carnation*, for Christmas, at A.
Gardner's. 27
The newest parlor games are pit
and dogou and w» irtive both. Tbom
as Moore. tf
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VY 11.Κ Ν ' S choci.1 it··s fi«id b·hi h.nm
are the best at I Inn is Λ Moore's. tf
Ladle- fine kul ι_Ί<>* f»· only 7.">c ;»t
Durham*. _'7
Trinity I niversitv adjourned to
day at noon aft id will jfive tie stu
dent» a \ acfWlou titiil January 4
Acting on eii^kjestions made by
the grand jury (he county commit
■loners are having repairs made on
the courthouse.
The National Strain Laundry an
nounces that th-./r plant will not he
in operation I'ffday and Saturday of
this week . '3!
K. Garrett, who lives near the
city, was here yesterday and said
his wife win visftitik' relatives »·»
Tyler.
fonde Mosley,r4ias received a car
of the faiuou» Purina Feed for
horses and Phone 4.ι and «et
a sack delivered. '17
The city public schools will dis
miss tomorrow afternoon tor the
Holidays. Τ h il- will tak·· ti;· a^rsl:;
Monday, January 4.
I'ra.Vermeetijuf at the Methodist
church begins Untight at 7 o'clock.
Don't you fail if ο be ton hand aud get
the full ben» fit of this important
mid-week service.
J . Henry Miller* the Hay gin man,
was in liif city y»-*ierday and said
he had giuiied 1THI bales this season.
He said he had on hand about MR)
bales to sell.
Mr. J. K. Kwher and Miss Dora
Norhies, a yoilng couple, w«re uuit
ed in marriage this morning by
County Judtfe Hawkins in his office
Ht the court hoUSe.
\\ (;. Davip'of Freestone county
ι atne to Waiahachie yesterday to
h av · y*>· iitad stone applied to a
w.itii*! revived from the bite of a
dog supposed t ι be mad. The stone
adhered freely.
Jim Webb, who live· near Forre·
ton, was here Tuesday and said he
had lately expended $800 in Improve
ments on his residence. Mr. Webb's
home is surrounded by 200 acres of
flne land and he is one among the
happiest farmers in Ellis county.
He well deserves the success he has
attained in agricultural pursuits.
Superintendent Todd, of tne Bap
tist Sunday school requests the an
nouncement that there will be at
laast one present on the tree tomor
row night for each member of the
school, and that some one from
each family represented in the
school b6 present to receive it.
try
said he would
her of fine Plymouth
on exhibition at the
here next month.
chicken·
poultry «how
Threshing Cotton.
Hearing of the success of farmers
in the northern counties of ihe state
in the matter of threshing cotton
Mr. L. H. Peters of this city is try
i 11 l: the experiment. He has set up
his thresher near fhe gin mid lias
lieen threshing cotton bolls with
very satisfactory sucess. After run
ning tiie hulls through the machine
and tearing them to piece· they are
then transferred to the gin stands.
Mr. Peters had samples of the cot
t' rt < : ι t-xhihitiou yesterday and the
st.»pl« appeared to be nt it splendid
ill· Mr. Peter· say· this cott» η
ougl ι to be worth at least ii or 111
cents a pound. My this method farm
er* w ill be able t-> -.ave a great den
■ f Cotton that Would otherwise hu\e
gone to waste In the Melds Mi Me
ters ι * paying about 2 ,c a pound
for it.
VITAL STATISTS
ni κι h h.
H M ο s I e ν and wife, Auburn,
November lî»i, a κtri.
Walter Wood and wife, Auburn,
December 7, a boy.
Tom t'lein and wife, near B»-d
Oak, December 14, a boy.
\V. F. Sullivan and wife, ne »r Bed
<Mk, December 14, a boy.
'Γ. J. Richard and wife, near
Saralvo, November 17, a bov.
A. K. Howard and wife, near
Bardwell, iM^rembcr 4, a «irl.
B. N. (,'ouch and wife, Waxn
hachie, Dectmbfr <i, a tiirl.
\V. Τ Harlan arid wife, Wax a
hachle, November 17, a (ttrl.
John T. Maple· anil wife, Kuril»,
November lf>, a boy.
John Η Telfair and wife, Knui»,
November Ζά, a tflrl.
Il D. KUk and wife, near Crlip,
November a boy.
George Killain and wife, near
Bristol. November 5. a irirl.
pu I'· Hautes and wife, Ma.; · irl,
December 7, a boy.
Allen Hall and wife, near Bristol,
N"»ember 7, a boy.
\V. A. Burueti and wife, Decem
ber 11, a boy.
John Beard» η and wife, Mavpearl,
November 21, a boy.
( jeorge ('oleman and wife, Wuxa
liat-Me, December M», a «Irl
Sam Β Vance »nd wife, Waxa
hacble, December HI, a boy.
S Κ Chapman and wife, near
Ovllla, December 'Λί, a boy and a
irirl.
The Laboring
Man
Fur th»· b"ii'*tlt of t!if*
laboring mini, and all
th'iSf» V*1|H8.· bUftitlPHH
kt-ejm them after bank
mi: hour*. <>ur Savings
Department ihi ι eu Sat
urday until 7:J0 p. in.
t" receive deposits. . .
>1.()0 will start an ic
count with us
Four per cent on
savings, compound
ed semi-annually. . ·
Western Bank £ Trust Co
Wa.vih ichie, rex.i>
Candies
Where*is the lady who
would not be pleased
with a gift of a box or
basket of : : :
Nunnally's
CANDY
We have it assorted in
boxes from
40c to $2.5o each
Also in handsome bas
kets from
$2.oo to $8.00 each
Gjve us your Xmas or
ders', and you'll get the
vedv best.
HOOD & MARTIN
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
Both I*hoe»$ - No M
DURHAM
Open till 9 o'clock at night
Drop in and make your
Christmas Selections. . . .
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ONLY 2 DAYS
* '
'TIL Χ M AS
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Ù
• The Big Jewelry Store
is the only place in town
where you can get the cel
ebrated Hawkes ^ Libby
Cut Glass. Just the thing
for Xmas gifts. Moderate
prices. : : :
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ROSS JEWELRY CO
North Side Square on the Corner
Opposite Hotel
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IN NEW QUARTERS |
Having moved into our new barn we are bet- *
ter prepared than ever to care for your horses. Î
We have plenty of nice, cool large box stalls χ
especially constructed for ike comfort and t
convenience of horses 2
We have the sweliest rus in the city and I
your <>rJc-rs will be attended t«> with prompt- J
ness. Our rubber Ée c irriage meei^ ail χ
tr.iins day Sid ni^ht f
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l)»n't fail to call on us when you need any- î
thing in our ttne . i
Both Phones INo. -2 J
DAVENPORT^PATTON j
Barn on College Street A Near Central Depot J
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Heating and CooK Stoves
Air ti^ht. Plain Coal, Fancy Oak·- and
Franklin's, full line Bucks and fcxcelsior
Cook Stoves
Anti-Rust Tinware, AAA1 Jordan
Carver and Butcher Knives. Fine line
winter lap robes
WAXAHACHIE
HARDWARE, CO
D. Β /VAcCALL, Manager.
- -U... I. .Jg
When Santa
Claus Arrives
he iu't rreUt the temptation
of a hath If he i· to have the
luxury of » '*»wiin" In cue isf
the eleu'aut porcelain lined bath
tu In we 4tt» prepared to supply
and li>«tall In yourboui·. You
u· tuuch delight frotti
ill» u»e a· he —to say uotbiux
•f the health-giving properties
of a daily bath. Look over
oar sample· and catalogue.
BUNKLEY njmm
With Kill· County I Pbou*
Hardware Cuutpauy \ Ho. M
Dill PicKles, Sour PicKles
Sweet Mangoes at
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