The Hayti herald., November 25, 1909, Image 3

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00 inch bed ticking at J. L. Dorris'.
E. F. Cowee went to St. Louis last
week.
Invisible shoe
Argo's.
patching at M. L.
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Miss Addie Dickson visited in Ken
nett Sunday.
Will Whitaker of ChaHeo was in
town Sundiiy.
Collector J. V
Ha ti Tuesdaj.
McFarland was in ' 50 acres near Terry, 40 in cultiva
, lion, G1 in alfalla, 3 miles from Hay
ti, 1'., miles from Concord brica school
.Tudgp HinaC. Scbult passed through
Hayti last Fr'.da.
John A. F.iris of Braggadocio was
in IIuti Friday.
Your shoes neatly half-soled 05 ;
sewed d.00. M. I, Arg. 2-1
Hrnost Johnson is in the picture en
largeing business.
J. L. Dorris has a fuM lino of sweat
er coats, from 00c to i?2.2.3.
Dr. T. J. Traiitmann made a busi
trip to Mempliis last week. (
Call for a bottle of Tip Top, Lump's
special brew.
Carulbersville. ,
Collin Morgan wont to Konnott Fri
da and returned Saturda.x.
Call in to bmh tin H -raid
home and subscribe tor it.
it its new
A. .1. Dorris, while on
Thursday, killed a door.
a hunt last
Call for 11 bottle of Tip Top,
I.etnp's
special brew
C.truthersville.
C. P. Wells, Jr.
rnthoi'sville Siindax
, visited
evening.
at C.i-
If you don't s"e it in tin Herald
it
is because j on did rot tt II 1 H.
Gene Popham has bought and is
operating tho Frisco restaurant.
Pair of heavy mules and log wagon
for sale cheap. W..I. Mollis, Hajti.
Win. Trail was carried to St. Louis
last week, where tie will be treated.
L-irgn stock of cypres shingles for
silo, cheap, at Hayti. W J. Morris.
G. W. Dorris was in Charleston
Sunday and Monday of lnt week.
Ladies' skirts nlnnil
for 50o ; coats 00 & 75-.
ami pressed
M. L. Argo.
Ross TJettis ofiPuseola paid our
lice a business call last Saturdaj.
of-
Gents' coats rlennrd nnd pressed
for 00c; punts 40e, M. L. Argo. 2-1
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a iuoiic social uuti hujijii'i- tuiring
the holidays.
Grab grass hoy for sale, 85c per
bale. F. M. Gwin, Hayti Mo. 3 It
.Too B. Wilson, the capttilist, is in
Pemiscot county unending to business.
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I Good, fiesli, clean laid for sale all
the time ut Chus. Morgan's butcher
shop. :7tf
J. L. Dorris has received some sam
ples of of Scotch eusslmeres, in Aro-
I tie grey colorings, from which they
'are muklng the very latest things in
men's wear.
Condensed for Busy Readers
Miss Ruby Morris, who is touching
school at Konnodj, spent Sundtij at
home.
Our place is clean and up-to-date.
Come and see Chns. Moigan s butcher
shop. u-tf
Ask to rpo those Phcunix mnfllors
nt ,1. L. Dorris', the very latest in
mulllers.
Rev. Patterson will preach at the
liiiptist church, Sunduj morning and
night.
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Call for a bottle or Tip Top, Lamp's
IntoRt and best special brew. Carutb-
ersville. I
Mrs. Rertlia Fra.ier and babies, of
Chalice, visited home folks at Hajti
Sund!i .
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your dollar for another ear's sub
scription.
A new bo arrived at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pullem last Fri
day night. I
Don't forgot your subscription to
the Herald. Better iiand it to us lirst ,
chance.
Gene Popham of the Frisco Restau
rant made n flying trip to Hlytlieville
Sunday evening.
Oleomargarine, as iood ns butter
and uliHiipcr. 25" p'r lb. Chas. Mor
gan's Butcher Shop. 4tf
Cole Younger, on his way to Ken
nott, w hero ho lectured, passed through
Ilujti last Thursday.
A lino boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Lon.o Mason last week, Dr. F.
A. .Ma,es attending,
Mrs. Mary Dillingham left for St.
Louis last Saturday night, to have
her bale's feet straightened.
Don't forget, the Hayti grist mill
will grind your corn or exchange
meal for it, any day in the week. 1
Miss Ada Marborry. who is teach
ing school at Decring, spent Sunday
with her sister, Mis. Allien Cagle.
LAND FOR SALE.
liouse, price !?U00.
70 acres ne.tr Dry
Bayou, all in cul-
tivation, iHGOO.
Sfi aeii't near Concord, all
vation, .sl020.
60 acres near Crow, all in
in culti-cultiva-
tfon, SliOOO, part cash.
Lot and four room dwelling, with
barn anil fences, opposite public
school building, isMO, part time.
For further particulars, see
Adams Loan & Kkai,ty Co.
Hayti. !
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You Think More of
Finances than You do
Your Family?
ion uihiiie join House and your,
bain, why not iiisuie your lileV 'You
reati.o what a uiistoriiinc it would be 1
if your piopeity weie t -tally desliojed
unit you hail to sullei the entile lin'an-1
ci.i "loss. It would be a lobs you could
ill aH'iutl, and peihajis it would bo iin-1
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IiosHime lor joti to tontinue in sour
)M"-ent mode of living if you weie" de
juived of this valuable posse-wion.
Why lb -n tlo you not realize .vdiat a
misfoituiio it would bo to jour family
hhoiild Til Kill aluabe propoitv
YUUKSBLK, t heii bieadwiiinot be
dostioyed? should death claim von
and it ILL, homier or later, maybe
winner your loss would be one your
family could ill atlonl to miller per
haps your childien would fail to get an
etlii' ntion, porhajis youi wife would go
to the wur'htub, itbihajis your nropei ty
would be snciillced to pay a debt
YOU uie join fii'iiilvV nuist aluable
possobHion, and YOl' haven't a guaran
tee that you ate going to live a day.
of course YOU don't expect to die
for a long, long time. Most healthy
people count
Still, "you can
on living indcHuitely.
never tell." If. nnd
don't you foiget the "if," you
SHOULD tlie, then your home anil
family would be threatened, because
their nionev-eainer wouldn't be there
to protect them.
Life is uncci tain, but life insurance
niakes uncertainties C'KKTAJN. Old
line life insurance is not only good
if you die, hut it is good if you livo.
Ever think of it that way? It's a fact,
Yot can not take out (iiu iusuiauce so
you will receive any of your monuv back
unless your property is destroyed; but
joti enn iiiKe out a uie iiibiuance poncy
whicli will entitle you to the return
not only of a poitnn of the money mi 11
put in, but all of it back. WHETHER
YOU DIE OK NOT. It is better than
a saving hank, because your money
is tlieie for jou and you get your life
insurance e.xtia, free.
This is the kind of insurance YOU
ought to have and the kind I have lor'
you. '
If you wllldiop me a postal raid 1
will gladly toll jou all about it. Do it
now. Don't wait until tomorrow.
YOU may bo dead then, and dead
pontile are wnitliloBB to themselves,1
their families and oveiyboily. Today!
now, is only yours,
1 C. K. Yo.,k, Ctuutliersville, Mo.
YOU MUST PAY.
This is to inform one and all that I
am pushing lo collect all bills, and
those who owe me must pay, or dis
pense with my services. I have work
ed for; j on and visited joii day and
night, and now t must insist on being
paid for my labor. Dr. F. A. Mayes.
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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FRED MORGAN'S
Caruthersville, Mo.
JUG AND MAIL ORDER
Trade receives our most prompt and careful attention.
This class of trade is a specialty with us, and you can trust us
to fill your orders. When you want whiskey for medicinal
purposes when your doctor prescribes it for you or for your
wife and babies, you certainly want the best and purest to be
had, and want your orders filled right. That's exactly what
we will do. Orders filled same day received.
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FRIOl: LIST
' For your guidance in sen ling us your orders, we give be
low a list of goo Is and p-iees. Yon can send your order for any
of these goods and rest as&ured that j-ou will get just what you
pay for, no matter who you are or whete you live.
G. H. Shaipe, $15 per gal., per quart $ .75
Montreal Malt. The Doctors prescribe this for weak wo
men ami medicinal puipofces, $4 per gal., per quart.. 1.00
Cedar Brook, bottled in bontLio per gal., per quart 1.25
Cedar Brook, in barrel, $-1 per ga'., per quart 1.00
Yellow Stone, case gootls. 6 per gal., per quart 1.25
Yellow Stone, in ban el, ?4 per gal., Per quart 1.00
King of Kentucky. 9 years'old, 64 per gal., per quart 1.00
Old Log Cabin, $4 per gal., per quart 1.00
Oltl Atheiton, $4 per gal., per quart 1.00
J. B. T , bottled in bond, o per gal., per quart 1.25
Gaines Old Crow, bottled in bond, per quart 1.75
O. T. C. (Hillie Lee) bottled in bond, per quart 1 50
Guckenheiiner Kye, bottled in bond, poi quart 1.50
Anderson County, full quarts, bottled in bond 1.25
Sain Clay, 4 per gal., per quart 1.00
4 year old yellow corn. $-11 per gal., per quart 75
2 year old corn, 2 per gal., quart 50
Sheifoldt Red, 2 pei gal., quart 50
Call on me when in Caruthersville. Don't forget the
name and the place. You will be treated right.
Vfl?3 UNfyi5 gSllf
OLDEST IRRIGATED DISTRICT IN AMERICA.
On tho Rio Grande E. E., 125 Miles South of Salt Lake City.
Five and Ten Acre Apple Orchard Tracts Sold on the Small
Payment Plan.
Wo pay all expenses for four years, turning the tracts over to the
purchaser in bearing applo orchards.
.. a?ll0 ls no Investment offered by any company which will show the
profit of our applo orchard tracts.
Developed Apple Orchard Land is Worth $1000.00 Per Acre.
, 0ur lrrlBatei farms, with p8rpotual water rights, aro sold on long
tlmo payments.
nTfrPVSISSySX IIA8 BEEN FAEMED FOE YEAES AND
EaTsiNQ WIIEAT "LDS THE NATIONAL EECORD FOE
Low Excursion Rates on all railroads tho first and third Tuesdays
or each month.
Write for our Gunnison Valloy Foldor and our llteraturo bearing on
our applo orchard tracts.
IRRIGATED FARMS COMPANY
JOHN S. MANLEY, Manager Sales Department, 428 D. F. Walker BIdg.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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