The Hayti herald., October 21, 1909, Image 1

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THE HAYTI HERALD.
VOL. T.
HAYTI, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1909.
NO. 52.
TEACHERS' MEETING.
CECIL MEARS' SHOW.
PREACHER POUNDED.
An interesting meeting of tlio teach
or is expected November 15, (i und 7,
ut lla.Ui.
fiupt. of Schools, R. Hugh Smith,
will give an illustrated lecture on
Thur-ala, night, of much intoictt to
teachers.
Friday ni-'ht Pres. V. S. Denr-
niont of tliu Cape Girardeau normal
will deliver an addi ess. Ho will sa,
nian.v things of value for any one who
niuj attend.
L. J. Hall of the State Department
will be present at the meeting. He
is u teacher of much experience, and
alwas has some things of interest to
impart.
Teachers having any questions that
n ro perplexing them, formulate them,
in writing, and place them in the query
box. They will receive consideration.
Ooil Moars of Chaffee is hero this
week with a moving picture and vau
deville show, but with the protracted
meeting going on here and the fair at
Caruthersville, it is rather an unfor
tunate time. Cecil is an old Hajti
and Pemiscot county bo,, a member
of a pioneer family, and is bright and
intelligent, and I.as just arrived at the
age of maturity and started out in life
and his show is nice and clean, and
this being the home of his childhood
and boyhood, we would like to see
him leave town as well oil as he came.
Mrs. .1. S. Sturm has
home from Uckei ty, Ind.
returned
On last Saturday night, at the par
sonage, there was a gentle tup, and
the door was opened, and the Ladies
Aid and the friends of the church
camo in and took possession. They
In ought with them Hour, sugar, eollee
and other good things to eat, too
numerous to mention, and soaie of the
bright, silver dollars to help the fami
ly. May God bless them all, and
many thanks.
T. G. Fallin and Wife.
Friday ut 4:1ft p. in. thePortageville
and lla.Mi Basket Hall Teams will
play at Ilajti. The game is expected
to be a er, interesting one, and tho
people should torn out to see it.
Sikeston Hornet: We see from I'M.
Caruthers' paper, the Dunklin Demo
crat, that Kennett is to hold a local
option election November 10th. Ca
ruthers oilered some well meant advice
to ihe people down thoie when he said,
"now let's not get excited it will do
no good. Ifyounro in favor of or
a; iinst saloons in Kennett. you can
oa-ily and etlectuallj expiess jour
sentiments at the election." That is
the proper way to do it, but it is out
guess that Kennett will be a "hot old
town" for the next tluee or four weeks.
We know it will be if the dry element
down there will import from Scott
county a couple of local option spout-
oi s we know of, who can raise more
strife and h-r. among the citizenship
and say less than any other two people
on earth. One of them is a Baptist
preacher by the name of Daughtey,
who resides at Benton, and the other
is the honorable police jude of this
city.
A PERSONAL TALK TO YOU
ith this issue the Hayti Herald finishes its first year, and the
most of our subscriptions are expired. In many cases
the date of your receipt does not indicate when your subscription ex
pires, but the time of your payment, and you are dated on our books
from the time you first received the paper. Now, it is very important
that all our old subscribers renew promptly and pay the cash. We
need the money to pay off some notes and debts, and for other urgent
purposes, and as $ 1 .00 is a small matter to each subscriber, we hope
that each one will help us. Our solicitor (agent) will call on you and
it is hoped that you will be ready. We have given fair warninc.
All those who have not paid for the paper must do so now,
and also for the future. The price of a paper is so small and it is so
much trouble to keep up with these small accounts that our terms will
hereafter be strictly cash. Any one who will, can pay, and many
small accounts are quite burdensome to us.
Every one should take their home paper and pay for it. No
one should expect us to send them the paper because they advertise,
or because of any obligations they may consider us under. These dol
lars count up, and we need them.
Last, but not least. Hayti needs and must have the paper.
and having assisted us through the first year, we solicit your continued
support, assuring you of our best service and continued efforts in your '
behalf and in behalf of the City of Hayti. Now is the time to help us. I
Mrs. C. W. Prick paid this olllco a I Those advertisers who have remained with us throuch the vear I
S? her ' sol'fm'rl'Vriek ' and . have .ur kindest consideration. We regret to increase our rates, but '
space is worm more, nereaiter a weeKiy rate will prevail, and nve
issues will be charged for, when a month has five issues in it. This is
only fair and businesslike, and just compensation for labor performed.
wneoi iicniu, Are., icpoi-i Hie arri
val of a line girl at their homo on
Sept. 21, which is named in honor of
its two grandmothers.
DOLLARS COUNT
It takes longer to make mon
ey than to spend it. Every man
should try as hard to save mon
ey as to make it. Saving is to
accumulate saving is the key
stone to independence.
Don't forget this point. Your
future depends upon the pres
ent. The dollar saved in your
daily purchases is a dollar made.
To help you save money is my
stronghold in business, for if I
could not aid you I could not
expect your trade.
Come and let's figure it over
and let me prove to you that
this is true. Isn't this fair?
HflEfflfflkl nHIMH
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QOWnnTtil DnniQ lefler's is the only place in the county that has in stock
iVWi-' a-v'fivj' at all times a full and complete stock af School Books and Schoolroi
oom Supplies
INKS
mm.
Caitei's ami Sanford's
Black 2 o.. cones ..
Black 2 a., cylinders
Red 1 o.
Blue 2 o.
While 1 o.
Higgins India Ink -j a.
Bed Stamping Ink 1 o..
Paysons Indelible Ink
Premium writing fluid, 4 pt.
Pi n 1 8 10e, quarts 75c
Muei luges and Paste
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fie
5u
. 5o
10c
2.e
25e
We
25cj
TABLETS
711 different kinds,
styles and sies to se
lect from, 1c, fie, Ific, 20c
and -5c each.
Rough pencil tablets,
smooth finish, linen
and bond, initial tali
lets with envolopes to
match. Composition books 5, 10, 26e
mViMfi'r ,f fr. ?Sr
T CAH PFTNFOTT lc, f) anillOc each. 50 dillerent kinds
'" V-'XJ '-' t0 gee(.t from.
Beats All .. le
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kfjfaj-J-fa'fMttwrJj'- 1 minimi
!H-g
A. V. Kaber, all num
bers, 10c, per doen bOc
Drawinir lieneils and
crayon 5 and 10c pei box. Caipenteis pencils, copying pencils, slate pencils,
combination pen and pencils, pun holdeis, etc.
BLANK BOOKS
Vest pocket memoranda . .5 and 10c
Large memoranda . G, 10 and 25e
Book keeping blanks, Ledgers, single and
double entry, 2fie to W00 each
Climax lumberiiions tally book $1 00 each
Time books, monthly and weekly, 5, 10, 15c
Trainmen's time books . 10c
Blank Books, Heieipts, Diafts, Notes, Car
bon Paper, Typowntei Paper, etc. Stock alwas largo and complete
mmm
Slates 5 and 10c. Book straps 5, 10, 25, 50c
Book Satchels 10 and 25c. Sponges 1, 5, 10. 25e
iiiasers 1 and fie. Blackboanl erasers 5c or
50c per dozen. Pen points, pencil holders.
Tencheis' call bells 25c. 'leachers' legisters
8100. .Cleik's registers $2 50. Chalk ciayon
15c, 2 for 25c. Typewriter oil 1 o.. 20c. Ink
wells, glass !0c. Pencil boxes 5 and 10c.
Fountain Pens
?! 00 $1 75, $2 50 and 3 50
Lefler's is the
place where
quality rules
BOX
PAPER
Complete lino ofiiYjSwf
sibting of some
oi v attractive de
signs. The stock 3 -sOS-Sfe1---??
is vaiied to mi it
the d i tl'e rent
uistes of our ens
tomeis. Particu
lar ufceis of statioueiv are oui regular eustom
tis. Pi ice 10, 20, 25,'M5, 10 and 50 cents.
LETTER
FILE
Use a lotter file around the
home for keeping valuable
letters, receipts, etc., where
tlmy may be found when need
ed. 25 cents each.
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C3p
Baseball Goods.
. ratchet's masks, baseball bats, catcher's
mitts, first baseman's mitts, tielder h gloves,
fieldei's mitts, toe plates, heel plates, urn
pno indicators, score books, ankle support
ers, boy's caps, belts, bust-balls, picnic balls,
rubber balls, etc. When you want any kind
of basuball.goods, think of l.eflei.
EFLER'S DRUG STORE
HAYTI, MISSOURI