The Hayti herald., July 08, 1909, Image 3

About The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
Many Things Worth Reading, Condensed (or Busy Readers
Lnst Sunday afternoon while return
ing from u visit to Mr. untl Mrs. Juke
Williiims, the seat on which tho.v wore
riding was turned out by a quick jork
of ttie horses, throwing Mesdumes .T.
F. Ingle and Chat,. Spencer to the
ground, jolting them up considerably.
Mrs. Spencer Intel her baby in her
arms at tlie time, which was not hurt,
fiotli ladies are large, and it is a won
der that the tail was not more serious.
The most durable machine made 1b
the New Homk. Wo bIho handle the
ball hearing Singer, the WiuvQ. Fhkk,
the New Ideal, the Eldredge, the Wil
cox and Oibbs. Witli over 45 yearn
handling and repairing machines, we
are competent to toll you which is the
befit. ChaH. Goodrich, Caruthorsvlllo,
Mrs. Ruster Morgan died at Bragga
docio last Saturday night, and was
buried at the Patterson cemetery Sun
day, Rev. G. M. lirooks conducting
the funeral services. She leaves a
husband and two small children to
mourn her loss, who have the sym
pathy of their many friends.
Charlie Provine went out to Ilrngga
docio Saturday afternoon, and re
mained over night with Tom Lewis.
Sunday he took dinner with Fred
Franklin, and Charliecamehaek home
looking like a stuffed toad.
A full line of Waltham, hlghi. Ham
den, Springllold and South Bend
watcheH, We handle no 2nds. Noth
ing but the best, that ban passed in
spection at the factory. Chas. Good
rich, OarutherBville. 30
Miss Mona Juden has accepted a
position as assistant teacher in west
Braggadocio school for a term of
three months, commencing next Mon
day. .Inly 12.
Ice usrtrB should get our coupon
bookH. SaveB worry and time mak
inu change, avoids mistakes, always
ready. Terms cash. Money refunded
any time. BookR carried on wagon.
Hayti Storage. 30rf
Mrs. .1. K.Tatumof Hayti has return
ed Irom Menuihis. wbeieshehas been
visiting the family of W. F. Beasluy.
Chas. Morgan and his father, Collin
Morgan, have boughtthe Dyer butcher
shop. Thoy are good men, and pro
pose to run a first class place, and we
are confident that our people will give
them a liberal patronage.
We are closing out our Columbia,
Victor and Zonophone 10 Inch records
at -15 cents each. We have 1,000 re
cords in stock. Also a good discount
on graphophones. Chas. Goodrich,
CaruthurRVille.
Mrs. Dr. II. A.McIIaney ofKennett,
on rou to to Lexington, Tenn., to visit
relatives, stopped off for a visit
to .John T. Buckley and family last
Thursday.
Grit Koto asphalt roofing, foltspar
surface one Bide, sanded surface one
side. One of the best roofings made.
Call and boc it and get priceB. C. W.
Friok. 30tf
.John Morgan of Braggadocio re
turned from Senath Thursday, where
ho bad been working for the Bed Men.
Hayti Loilgo Directory
M. W. A.
Hayti camp No. 9507, meets every
Friday night at Masonic hall.
H. L. Davidson, V. C.
J. T. Buckley, Clerk.
I. O. O. F. - .
Now Kra lodge No. 352 moots every
Saturday night at Odd Fellow hall.
Moiioan Worth, N. G.
P. S. Ravenstein, Sec.
O. U.S.
Hayti chapter No. 217, meets 2nd
and 4th Tuesdays, at Masonic hall.
Aim Judbn, Win.
Vino. P. Adams, Sec.
K. and L. of H.
Hayti lodge No. 2717, meets 1st and
3rd Tuesdays, at Masonic hall.
W'm. Reasonek, Protector.
Anna Dunklin. Sec.
M. P. L.
Hayti council No. 093 moots 2nd and
4th Thursday at Odd Follow hall. .
A. T. HUT60N, PreB.
H. M. Ransburqii, Sec.
I. O. R. M.
Wakarusa Tribe No. 171, meets
every Tuesday sleep, 8th run, at Odd
Follow hall. All Chiefs-invited.
Amos Huffman, Sachem.
A. 0. xVllkn, Chief of Records.
Church Directory
A. F. and A. M.
Hayti lodge No. 571 meets 1st and
3rd Thursdays at Masonic ball.
J. W. Johnson, W'm.
Vino. P. Aoams, Sec.
W. O. W.
Paean camp No. 273 meets every
2nd and 4th Monday nights at Odd
Follow hall.
MOKOAN WOKTH, C. C.
C. J. Mayes, Clerk.
W. ('.
Meets at Odd Fellow hall 1st and
3rd Monday nightP.
Mi'ifi. A. Dones, Guardian.
Mrs. Jessie Downs, Clerk.
Services at Methodist church, south:
Preaching 1st, 3d ana 4th Sundays at
11 a. m. and 7:00 p. m.
Sunday school every Sunday at 9:45
a. m.
Epworth League each Sunday 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting each Wed. at 7 p. m.
To all theBe services the public is
cordially invited.
T. G. Fallin. Pastor.
Church of Christ; services in city
hall, 1st and 4th Sundays, afternoons
and nights, by Eld. W. A. Burke.
PostolHce Hours
Weekdays: 7 a. m. to 8 p. in.
Sundays: 7:30 to 9:30 a. m.
:30 to 5:30 p. m.
I,obby remains open 7:00 a. m to
:00 p. m. Sundays.
and
l5T
In any large store there accumulates a number of articles that prove to be slow
sellers. The value is still there, but probably they have not been well displayed, or
maybe now they are just a little out of season, or mabe it is a certain brand of some
thing that the manufacturer has ceased to advertise. At any rate, cost or even less
is a 1 the store expects to get out of them. Our store is no exception to this rule,
as you will note by the following:
Cup and saucer, fancy floral design 10c
Cup and saucer, large white, gold trim 10
Plates, 10 in. white, gold trimmed . .10
Soup bowls, 5j in. white, gold trimmed 10
Novels, Detective, Love. Adventure, etc 10
Scrub brushes, extra quality . .. 10
Cake Plates, fancy floral desiun, 10 in.
I regular prlct 75c, cut to .50c
I Salad bowls, 9 in. regular price liUc, cut to 50
I Syrup pitchers, fl wered, very pretty . 50
I China puff boxes, 1 sellers, cut to 07
I Assortment of Hie novelties, all cut to. 7
Assortment of 25c novelties, all cut to 19
Assortment 10 and 15c soaps at 8c or 2 for 15
Salad dishes, oblong, SI. 15 sellers, cut to S5c
Chop dishes, 12 in. $1 25 sHIers, cut to 95
Hand lamps, cheap at 50c, now cut to . 40
Match boxes for home use, were 10c now 6
Kentucky Kondition Powders, 211) pkgs 15
2 for 25
B. A. Thomas improved stock food,
31li packages 15c, 2 for 25c
10 in Disc single side Zonophone records
cut to. 35
We will now handle double records only.
Wall Paper, a few remnants at lesB than
cost.
Look for the Itnri;uiii Table.
KODAKS
We are agents for EAST
MAN" Kodaks. Films ami
other kodak supplies.
BICYCLES i---:!PAINT
Lowe Bros, and Sherwin Wil
liams paints, enamels, varnishes
stains, buggy and wagon paints
GLASS
Window (ilass, etc. A big as
sortment of all sizes in double
and single strength.
HYGENO
Stock dip and disinfectant
foi lice,
mange on dogs, etc.
OILS
Cabtor machine oil, black oil, farm
ers delight harvester oil, gnat oil,
buggy oil, harness oil, coal tai, pine tar,
linseed oil, floor oil, etc.
WAT I PAPPR Fifty-six ditleient .le
tinilUimliU signs, all new. Some 10c
paper that othets g.t 15c for. A few
remnants at less than cost.
Fishing Tackle
Trollh and Minnow
Seiner. Minu-m Buckets.
Keels, Tackle Boxes. Floats. Snikei. Lines.
1'oles, Fish Spears, Hook, Staging, etc
HIHH P IlBF 11 mti 1 "in
PAINT BRUSHES
Brush for Every Purpose.
1.75
Brushes.
5c to
All kinds of
RAZORS
Keen-Kutter, the kind
that cuts, 2 to 2.50.
Ki'on-Kutter safetv ra
zors, 12 extra blades. $3.50. Centaur safety, .'! extra blades,
25c. Bliidch foi (iillctt safety razor $1.00 per dozen.
CUTLERY
Keen-Kuttei and .loiden
pocket kniCM and scis
sors. '1 be best goods to
buy and the biggest line
to .select fiom at l.ellei's.
GUITARS
'these liuitais
have a niatlie
inatically coirect
lingei-hoaid.
Thev aiegiace-
lul in model ami have a far cai tying musical tone.
Price from 63.00 to .58.00 each."
Edison Phonographs and Records
""GST-
VIOLINS AND MANDOLINS
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'I hese have been selected on account of their line tone
and musical )iialilies. Eacli Violin has a heavv coid
boaid case. Bow included. Prices fiom 2.50 to' 812.00.
Mandolins from $3 to i.
BANJOS
Prices fiom SUM) to -1.110 each.
ACCORDEONS
From 75c to 3.00 each.
HARMONICAS
K10111 5c to $1.50 each.
PIPES
we nave an excep
tionally nice line of 25c
Pipes
Others at fir, 10c, loc,
50c anil up.
It is easy to find what
you want when you
have a large stock to
select fiom that is
why so many people
buy their gooilsat l,efler's Ding Store,
CROQUET SETS
61 00, f 25, 1 50, .?2 00, 2 00 per set.
Keep your mind on Leller quality.
It is good, and wo will keep it so.
CLOCKS
Q
ajpjk Bieak o'day alarm
each ".
Republic alaim 1
Luminous alar m
M 25.
Anmuiiii icpcating
ahum 2.
WATCHES. -Ingeisoll "Yankee" 1.
Uncle Sam 1, Ingeiooll ",Iunioi"2
We want your tnisiness, and we. can
please you.
BASEBALL GOODS
Catchers, masks,
baseball b a t s,
catcher's mitts,
fit st baseman's
milts, fielder's
gloves, fielder's
mitts, toe plates,
heel plates um
pire indicators
hcore books, ankle supporters, boy'h
caps, belts, baseballs, pick nick bails,
rubber balls, etc.
(fjru SIsREfefe
ANTISEPTINE A perfect wood preserver and pqwerful germ destroyer and disenfectant. When applied to stables, stalls, sheds, pens and
kennels prevents contagious disease among cattle, sheep, horses, hogs, etc. It deodorizes stalls and keeps them free from flies and vermin. Rids the place of
chicken lice in one day. Quart 35c. Gallon $1.00.
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Warn mmm
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HAYTI. MISSOURI