The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], December 24, 1904, Image 8

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Merry
Christmas
Again the season is at
hand when the human
family indulges in the
pleasant custom of ex
tending good cheer and
joyous greeting to its
fellow beings, when the
heart sings out its glad
songs and all mankind is
warmed up by the spirit
which makes us all feel
better for it.
It is a great pleasure to
us, that we too, have
the pleasure on this oc
casion to extend to our
friends greetings and
best wishes for a
Merry
Christmas
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Crow Shoe Co
iFttSONSl MENTION.
!
Perrr S. Robertson has re t u met
from Mineral Well».
Mrs. \V. C. Mlnton went to Ennii
this morning to visit relative».
Horace Trippet is here from HÎc<
to spend Christmas with relatives.
Miss Francis Dtsmuke of Yoakun
is visiting the family of V. II. She!
ton.
Miss Helen Kangsford is at hom
from Baylor University to spend th
holidays.
Miss Helen Oldham of Fort Wort
is the iiuest of Miss Annie B"t Lang!
fard in Fast End.
Mrs. Willie Hunden of Libert
Hill is visiting lier cousins. Misst
Rula and l.uia Harris.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Oeo. Λ. Slapely wi
go to Waco this evening to spen
Christmas with relatives.
Miss Τ I. Walker is at home ft
ι the hoiidajs and has as her gtie
Miss Francis Copas-t of Decatur.
Dr. W. B. Ferguson left this mon
iug for Decatur to join his fami!
on a Christmas visii to relatives.
Mrs. W. H. I.. Wells and daughtt
of Piano arrived esterdn> afte
noon Ό ν: -it M V Ε. McKnigh
Mi; s Fdna ?' av, of Victoria arrii
el >esii;rd;i;. to spend Chri.-tm.]
with the family of .lohn M. Harri 01
Mrs. Self and lin le Misses Hànn
and Κι ha Reagan of Fornej are vif
iring the family of 1 >ι. 10. P. Shand:
('. E. McClain went to Itasca las
night to spend a few da>s with rela
tives Mrs. McClain and child re
I preceded him there a few days :igc
.
See W. A. Knight for plumbing.
We are ThanKful
For the largest Holiday
trade we ever enjoyed. . .
All WorK Promised Will be
Finished on Time. ** Λ £
With each dozen pictures
m id.-* during the 30 days
\vc will make one extra,
mounted on a handsome
art calender
I
Ed Hudson, Photographer
(Studio over Che> ν es I . <k Go's Store )
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Xmas Gifts
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We have the swellest line of
Fancy Ode Pieces China
ware, Carving Sets. Rogers
1847 Si!; r.vare. Toilet Sets,
and a general line of goods
suitable tor presents
Call to see us.
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MAGAZINES
for the
HOLIDAYS
They are most all in.
We have plenty of
Ladies Home Journals,
Leslie's Monthly,
Woman's Home Compan
ions,
Everybodys,
Ainslees,
Smart Set,
Pearsons,
Strand,
In fact all the popular pe
riodicals. Let us tnl your
orders for Xmas reading.
HOOD & MARTIN
The
Fashionable
Jeweler
wishes νου a
"Merry
Christmas '
M. W. Walker
The Fashionable Jeweler
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( real» purr* lothiy at Kntplre
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Nil Chriatma* candy i* the best
Tr% it and be convinced. 27 1
1) Caldwell left y *terday for
Ι»·ϋι ïo 1-.··· μ book* foi J. F Strick
land. Mi Caldwell will move there
soon.
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brother, Depun Sheriff <ï C.
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the Ma y pearl community where he |
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THE CHUSTNAS TRADE
Stokers ThrMfH the Stares art Her
cheats Report M tastaess.
Today is the last day before Christ
Ml
When the business houses close
tonight the best Christmas shopping
season in the history of the town
win have ended.
For the past ten days the stores
have been thronged with shoppers,
and the merchants report having
done a most excellent business.
The shopping has not only been in
good quality, but has been in good
quantity as well, it would be diffi
cult to estimate what !ines of trade
liave been best, but merchants of all
classes ha%e received their share of
! the "long green." The trade in
Christmas goods this year has clearly
demonstrated the fact that the
buyers are more discriminate in
mal in<,' selection than in former
yea.s. Goods have been bought more
I for their usefulm·-:, than for their
I ornamentation, and for that reason
! the toys and trinkets which were
ι formerly the chief o< . in tin > of
'I he Christmas merchant - have be eu
I practically relegated to obli\ ion, if
(the use of the p\p c .η «ill b:*
j ;; Mit' ;! Of · >u: -, -i Many
'•(is are ι.M eve: Chi : .···. but
the iiaile in this line of gi >!s does
not begin to compare with <1 1 past
The pe son making selectioi of a
nifi for a friend ot for some member
of the f.imih prefe - ,αι artid- that
• in be utilized to stood advantage
ni in the >en,· rather than
to purchase something winch socs
out of «late with the . pacing of
Christmas.
In the.se days of mode! η ideas
niiin; excellent Chiisma*· gifts may
be found in the furniture «tore, and
these establishments :χή recel is·-: it
liberal «tharo of tv : ■ Une· of trade.
Prom personal observation made by
Matching the shopper* as the;, throng
the stores where Christmas goods are
on display we would plate the Jewel
ry establishments as firt>t In the list
in the preference of those selertiag
yifts for friends and loved or.es It
:» at Christmas time that the jeweler
is happiest While there is a good
demand foi this class of good» from
one end of the year to the next, yet
the greatest sale of jewelry is tirade
during ι he Christmas se a .-to η The
greatest demand is for medium pri<
ed goods, but mam high priced art!
f ies are fourni «e t\» Ι··? β' pur
chases to be made
\ big par' of the Christina* trade
now go< to the dr. nood* -tores-, fur
here ran be found suitable gifts for
all members of h· family. The
grocer druggl· . c.-ir dealer, con
ft i ι iotiei butch» . and In fact all
clashes <>i ment inis are b> no means
forgotten when Chn-tmas goods are
being purt'hu 'd.
PULPIT AND PEV/.
Win ιe llt'ligiou* Scrvirp» Will lie
Held ni tfie City Tomorrow
Mcthudii·! Chun b
• «iilaj School i* 4~> a m I' ■ a< h
ing at 11 u tn. by the p*»tor
l.eague services ti 1 Γι ρ m Junl
m league ί ρ tn.
lit Ian· Campbell, our ι.» pre
ι<11 : ·.- t ide, ·.· Ill jireach In the even
I ng a 7 : IS.
VII service hel l lit the publlr
■ hool auditorium
The Sunda) H< hool will usake at)
<ffentu' for th Orphac Hoi ml
h· « ουκregal Ion at I I ι m "ill
il «ο be tailed upon fot all off., a»:
ro the se no Institution
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Some you buy and sorry you did it, because they-re .
worse than bad—never give any sa^^act,on\rll„_ ♦
have picked ours as carefully as we pick oui drugs, ^
that means satisfaction tomorrow as well as today. |
Let us give you our prices. ♦
Geo. A. Thomas Ô Sons
: Oriental Drug Store :
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Useful Christmas Presents
Carving Sets, Silver Knives and Forks, Silver Spoons,
Chusolite Ware, Knives and Forks, Razors, Razor
Straps, Scissors (all kinds), Meat Choppers. Pocket
Knives, Washing Machines, Baskets, Hunting Coats,
Shot Guns, Target Rifles, Bread Knives, Can Openers,
Household Scales, Larder Sets, Cook Stoves, Quick
Meal Ranges, Oil Heaters, Flour Bins, Kitchen Knives,
Raisin Seeders, Clothes Wringers, Leggins, Corn
Poppers, Revolvers, Crumb Travs and Brushes.
Boys Wagons. :::::::
Ellis County Hardware Co
JVIerry
' to
All Our Customers
1>· Ky;y;er ^ {Soil.
Either phone 126. Spot Cash and One Price to All
Ouml l'araly*!*. *real»«t linlir.· nt I ever u*>d hav»
'I was much afflicted »i'h m'ja-reoomo»#n<t*d It to a number of per
tic·," «rite* Kd C Nad, lowavUle.won». nil e*j»r**a tkeiH«elT*e m be
Sedgwick Co., Kan . "Rotn« about on in κ ben»flU*d by I' I now walk
crutch*·* aiul »u (Term* a deal of pain without rruifhm able to perform a
I wax induced to try Ballard · Snowereat deal of ΙικΜ labor on Ul«
Liniment, which relieved ni«* lfarm 25c. £<»<· fl 00 at Mood | f
tteed three JOc bottler It t« theMsrtin
At ihe request of hundreds of F'gger
money spenders
The Great
Slaughter Sale
that has been Qoing on at Kgger City
this month wili be rontinued 30 days
more. This will give until
Saturday, January 20th
in which to buv goods cheaper than
you ever bought them in your lives.
Remember the same low Mrices that
have made "this sale talked about from
one end of Hllis county to the other will
prevail in Egger City another 30 days
Every bargain offered at
the beginning of this sale
will be continued
We shall still sell Calico at .Vic yard
Clark's Ο Ν. T. Thread 8 spools for
25c, our entire Lace Curtain stock at
about oneahalf of wholesale cost. We
shall ouUtlo all former efforts and evcry
» I thing in the house will lie sold at prices I
that makes it
Λ Bonanza for the People
D. EBfiER & SON
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