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THE HAYTI HERALD
YOL. 2.
HAYTI, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1909.
NO. 2.
TEACHERS' MEETING.
TRAIL HURT.
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HONOR ROLL.
Kt Gruel.-. Luther McNeil, Kos
Dorris, Linn Pcndergrus. Ora Powell,
Nellie Turner, llerince Woiley, Graeu
Uowe. Clyde Fields, Dolly Coyle,
Holiert Creeley, Hell Heno, Fannie
Stimley und Russell Hentiey.
2nd Grade: Grace Cuthey.
Ilrd Grade: Dema llr.wint, Stella
Dorris, Ruth Snyder, Carrie Snyder,
Mary Gordon und Mary Williams.
4th Grade: 0.
5th Grade: Robert Benham.
tith Grade: LillieMay Nprayberry,
Arthur Gi-ehuin, Nelle Hayes and
Ronnie Oates.
7th Grade: Hluir Buckley.
8th Grade: Willard Ray, Mil Fop
ham and Richard White.
!)th Grade: Hainian ICohn and Vio
let Hayes..
10th Grade: .Tames Oates, and Irene
Wells.
KniTon's Notk: We see in the
above list the names of so many
children whose parents are not sub
scribers to the llayti Herald that we
are going to ask each child to make a
special request of their mother or fath
er to subscribe for it. These little
fellows have manifested such interest
in the honor roll, coming to us frequent
ly and asking about it, that we think
their parents should not force them to
borrow it from the other children.
Resi les, we are working lor llayti and
ior Hayti institutions, und in as much
as you share in the, fruits ol our la
bor, if you truly have the interest of
your town at heart ou will dis
charge the duty as a citizen you owe
your home paper, tlu,t does so much
lor you.
Don't forget to hear H. Hugh Smith's
illustrated lecture at the city hall on
Thursday night, und Pres. W. S.
Deurmont's uddress on Friduy night.
The people uro invited to attend und
be benilltted und learn about school
work.
This meeting should receive the
best efforts of the people of llayti to
impress the visitors with our courtesy
und hospitality.
While out driving Sunday Win.
Trail wasi thrown from his buggy and
his ankle was badly broken, one bone
protruding three inches through the
Hush. Mrs. Trail was with him, but
had alighted from the buggy on
account of the horse becoming fright
ened at a moving train. Drs. Crider,
Hudgens und Crowe are attending Mr.
Trail, and it is hoped he will get
along well.
Have Your Eyes Tested.
R. F. Cannon and J. W. Morris,
specialism on the eye, will be in Hay
ti Saturday, Nov. (i and Saturday,
Nov. 13. Glasses carefully iltted. Of
lice next door to J. L. Dorris. 2-2tp
Little Miss Lois Willson is now
making her home at Kennett, with her
sister Mrs. Minnie Davis. The rea
son for the change is on account oi
the pool- health of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Cranford. Lois has not lost a
day at school.
More room is needed for the teachers
attending the theachers' meeting that
is to be held at Huyti this week.
Those who can offer rooms und beds
should see Mrs. Will Morris and Miss
Letitia McFarland. Don't be hack
ward. Wo want to make the teachers
feel at home und impress them with
the hospitality of our city.
Unterberger Bros, are putting on a
big sale, beginning Thuisduy. Rev.
Brooks is Hooding the country with
circulurs and posters, and some rare
bai'gins are offered. They promise to
do just what they advertise to do, and
we hope much new trade will be brought
to Hayti
A full line of Wultham, Mgin, Ham
den, Sprinufleld mid .uith Rnd
watched, Wo handln no 2uds. Noth
ing but the best, that bun passed in
spection at the factory. Ghas. Good
rich, Oaruthersville. 30
Jus. Walker of Benton Mo., father
of J. R. WLlkur, the grocery drum
mer, fell on the streets at the Cape a
week ago Sunday, and broke his hip.
He is 74 years old, and the hurt is
quite serious.
When you sen u crosR mai-k on your
paper, made with a pencil, it tells you
that your subscription is oir and we
ask you to renew at once Not hear
ing from you promptly, we will stop
the paper.
Mrs. Carrie Baldwin und children
of Kennett are visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. F. A. Mayes. Mrs.
Baldwin is in bud health, and comes
to place herself under hertuther'scure.
Wall paper at LehVr'f.
$ $ $ $
DOLLARS COUNT
Larkin D. Caldwell, one of the pio
neer citizens of Pemiscot county, was
in Hayti last week, for the llrst time
in thirteen years. ,. Mr. Caldwell
noticed many changes many fumliliar
faces gone and many new ones to take
their places but old scenes appeal to
him, und he suys he is coming buck.
Ice users should get our coupon
I books. Suvob worry and time muk-
ing change, avoids mistakes, ulways
ready. Terms cash. Money refunded
any time. Books carried on wagon.
Hayti Storage. 30tf
Phino Tisserand, who used to be a
Pemiscot country merchant, but now
lives in livunsville, Indiana, was in.
Hayti last Thursday, representing the
Davis Plow Co.
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Now is a good time to have the Her
ald sent to your friends and relatives.
They will enjoy it more than a letter,
because it tells all the news.
Herbert Long and Miss Eva Phili
lips were married ae Braggadocio
Sunday morning, Esq. Sam White
olliciating. ('hurley Keirser attended
from Hayti.
i Ladies, you need one of those
"Kluselk" , petticoats to give your
form that slender effect. J. L. Dorris
liaa them In all sizes and colors. 46
I Kohn attended to business at
Monette Ark.. Monday, going down
Sunday and returning Monday night.
He reports business there highly
satisfactory.
Good, fresh, clean lard for bale all
the time at Clms. Morgan's hatcher I
shop. -tl
i Call for a bottle of Tip" Top, Letup's
special brew. Oaruthersville.
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?
L. C. AVERILL
LEFLER'S IS THE ONLY PLACE IN THE COUNTY THAT HAS IN STOCK
at all times a full and complete stock af School Books and Schoolroom Supplies
SCHOOL BOOKS
I INKS LEAD PENCILS
fl Carter's and .anfo.d's mMmmB3GgB
IH hS2m "luck 2 oz. cones 5c
H MjpjSSft Mack 2 o. cylinders . 5c
I M ,k'11 ' oz r,t'
M iPtlV Blue li 07. 5c
PLIE
HflHl H HHH1
Wliite 1 oz. . . .
Digging India Ink i oz. .
Red Stamping Ink 1 07..
I'aysonH Indelible Ink ...
Premium wilting fluid, A pt..
Pints '10c, quarts 75c
Mucilages und Paste
10c
25c
25 c:
Mr
TABLETS
7.'5 difl'erent kinds,
styles und sizes to se
lect ftom, lc, 5e, 15c, 20e
and 25c ouch.
Hough pencil tablets,
smooth finish, linen
and bond, initial tab
lets with envelopes to
match. Composition books 5, 10, 25c
ftu.,.ui.jj jj
lc, 5c and 10c each. 50 dill'erent kinds
to select from.
Heats All ....
A. V. Kaber, all num
bers, 10c, per dozen 80c
Drawing pencils and
ciayon 5 and 10c per box. Curpenteis pencils, copying pencils, slate pencils,
combination pun and pencils, pen holders, etc.
BLANK BOOKS
Vest pocket memoranda . . .5 and 10c
Large memoianda... . 5, 10 and 25e
Hook keeping blanks, Ledgers, single and
double iMiliy, . ... .25c to&iOOcuch
Climax luinbermenu tally book .. $1 00 each
'I'ime books, monthly and weekly, 5, 10, 15c
Trainmen's time books 10c
Ulank lionkx, Receipts, Drafts, Notes, Car
bon Paper, Typewriter Paper, etc. .Stock ulwas large and complete.
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Slates 5 and 10c. Hook straps 5, 10, 25, 50c
Book Satchels 10 and 25c. Sponges 1, 5, 10. 25c
Krasers 1 and 5c. Rlackboaid erasers 5c or
60c per dozen. Pen points, pencil holders.
Teachers' call hells 25e. Teachers' registers
00. Clerk's registers 2 50. Chalk crayon
15c, 2 for 25c. Typewriter oil 1 oz. 20c. Ink
wells, glass 10c. Pencil boxes 5 and 10c.
Fountain Pens
$1 00 $1 75, W 50 and W 50
Letter's is the
place where
quality rules
BOX
PAPER
Complete line of!
box paper, con
sisting ot some
verv attractive do-
higns. The stock
is varied to hiiit
the d i ll'e rent
tastes of our cus
tomers. Particu
lar users of stationery are 0111 regular custom
ers. Price 10, 20, 25,'H5, -10 and 50 cents.
LETTER
FILE
Use a letter tile around the
home for keeping valuable
letters, leceipts, etc., wheio
thny may bo found when need
ed. 25 cents each.
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Baseball Goods.
.latclier's masks, baseball hats, catcher's
mitts, first baseman's mitts, fielder's gloves,
lleldei's initts, toe plates, heel plates, um
pire indicators, score books, ankle support
ers, boy's cups, belts, baseballs, picnic bulls,
rubber balls, etc. When you want any kind
of baseball goods, think of Lefler.
LEFLER'S DRUG STORE
HAYTI, MISSOURI
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