The Hayti herald., December 23, 1909, Image 1

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THE HAYTI HERALD.
VOL. 2.
HAYTI, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1909.
NO. 9.
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HONOR ROLL.
Following is the honor roll for this
third quarter of the llayti public
hChool.
Hoom 1. ICos Don-is, Luten MeNoll,
Warren Ray, Dallas Cathoy, Henry
Uansburj,'. Jolin Schmidt, Everett
Voting, Dolly Coyle, Oru Powell, Fay
Wilson, liva Fields, Clyde Fields.
Room '2. Fannie Stanley, Ernest
Fields, John Settle, Dell Reno, Rus
sell Bentley, Ithiel Hentk, Robert
I'rery, Grace Cathey, Karl Young.
Room 3. Lilian Elliston, Harry
Fields, Denuv Bryant, Stella Dorris,
Carrie Siller, Ruth Snyder.
Room 4. 0.
Room 5. Byron Bryant, Hu.ol Ms
sett, Pearl Foley, Nello Hayes, Cuin
mellla Fisher, Lillie May Spraj ber
ry, Bonnie Oates. Julius Kohn.
Room 0. May Popham, Maud Jack
son, Williard Ray, Dawson Wells,
Violet Hayes, Nelle Morgan, Vairous
O.ites.
CARD OF THANKS.
The Church of Christ takes this op
portunity to thank the many friends
of the church in and around Huyti for
all favors shown. We have labored
under many dilllenkies, but ho-vo sue-
M. W. ASOCIAL
At the meeting of the M. W. A.
Camp Tuesday night four new mem
bers were adopted. This places their
membership near the 100 mark. They
will give their social on the night of
January 1st, to which all Woodmen
are cordially invited.
BUY AT HOME.
DO S MISS YOUR PAPER
People who have small ads to be
changed should come to our otlice.
We cannot atl'ord to go out in town or
make two or three trips to see about a
JOc or 7.K5 ad. Every body comes to the
postolllee and our ollice is the next
door. Come in and see us.
Hwan'a Meat Market, west side
fqunre, solicits your tride. We will
handle everything in our line, fresh
meats, all kinds ot poultry, eggs, etc,
everything new, fresh and clean.
Chrismas turkeys and poultry. 9tf
Mrs. Artie Hayes and daughter, lena
Graham and children, of Frederick
town, came down Tuesday morning to
spend the holidays with fi lends knd
relatives.
When your wateh, clock or other
pieceB of jewelry need attention, try
Culpepper & Dever, Hayti, Mo. We
do only flrstclaiB work, at reasonable
prices, and guarantee perfect satis
faction. 7tf
Uncle Billie Fields of the upper end
of the county, spent last Thursday
night with bis brother, A. Fields.
Don't forget Ohas. Morgan's but
cher shop, If you want the best. 8tf
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THE BELLS OF YULE
By Hrley R. Wiley
On Eastern hills the night wind shakes ' '
From whitened woods the crispy flakes;
And in the West, brown leaves again,
Of lingering Autumn's hundred shades,
Lie heaped in all the fores! glades
And ruslle moislly to the rain.
This night of all the nights of Earth
Our babes love besl, where e'er their birth;
The happy hour God's angels rule,
When hearts like harps are tuned to meet
The crowding joys of little feet
That time the Golden Bells of Yule,
This hour its sacred calm shall send
E'en to the bitter, broken end
Of life, its fiercer flames to cool;
And there shall steal a glow of grace
To many a sinner's sad, white face
While memory rings the Bells of Yule.
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ceeded In getting our church building
in condition for use. But our build
ing is not complete, and any one wish
ing to assist us further will please
place their contributions with Brother
A. Fields. Again thanking you for
past favors and hoping for a continu
ance of the same in the future.
Church of Christ,
W. A. Burke, Pastor.
J. L. DelashmnCt1sa ffew -subscriber
to the Herald.
Everything necessary for Christmas
and the holidays can be bought at
Hayti, and because some of the mer
chants do not advertise should not
cause the people to think that they
will have to go away from home to
buy. We say this atour own expense,
in order to help the merchants who do
advertise, because we know they have
the goods and can supply all your
wants. Look over the advertisements
in the Herald and come and inspect
the lines of goods offered you, and
show that you appreciate the efforts
of the advertising merchants.
Lust Friday If. A. Dortch with his
attorney, Von Mayes, went over to
Kennett to answer the charge of Dep
uty Game Warden Hampton that
Dortch had violated the game laws.
It was decided that Hampton had no
case and no evidence, and from what
we can learn, will get decidedly the
worst end of it before it is over with.
We have coal all the time. Were it
not bo, what would you do when you
get out of coal? For this reason we
usk your trade. We are with you
when you can get coal no where else.
Hayti Storage. 8tf
A. J. Dorris is in St. Louis this
week, with his wife, who is undergoing
an operation for goitre. We are in
formed that her condition is cretical.
Chas. Morgan takes pride in serv
ing his customers and appreciates
their trade. For anything in the
meat market line call on him. North
Side Square. 8tf
Mack Stubblefield of Caruthersville
passed through Hayti Sunday night,
on his way to Jefferson Barracks,
having in charge an army deserter.
Several desirable residence and
busihess lota in Hayti for sale. Ap
ply to T. A. McNail, at Bank of Hnyti.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Juden returned I
from Jefferson City Monday night, I
where he had been to assist in carry-
ing 15 prisoners to the pen.
The latest & best "Set Snug" union '
suits for ladies. Fine ribbed union
Buns for men or ladles. J. L. Dorris.
If you do, it is probaly because you
owe for twelve months subscription
and have not paid. Under the pres
ent regulations of the United States
Postal Department, a paper can be
sent only one year on credit, at the
end of which time the publisher is de
nied the right to mail it to you, unless
you pay. On this account we have
marked some names off of our list,
and this week we are sending some of
them a sample copy, which is the last
they will receive.
Of course those people who have re
ceived the paper a year on credit
ought to come in and pay for it, as we
need the money and have earned it.
The Odd Fellows' Big Night at the
Odd Fellow hall last Saturday night
was a grand affair, and enjoyed by
all. Everything nice to eat was pre
pared, and after a mosl bounteous
feast, a brief time was devoted to mus
ic, after which the visitors retired, and
the lodge attended to business.
Bring your poultry chickens, ducks
geese, turkeys, butter, eggs, hides,
tallows, etc., to Swan's Meat Market.
HigheBt market price paid. West
Side Square, Hayti, Mo. Christmas
Turkeys and poultry.
Elmer Stephens donated a half box
of oranges to the Baptist Christmas
tree.
Don't forget, the Hayti grist mill
will grind your corn or exchange
meal -for it, any day in the week.
Dr. R. C. Cresswell is spending the
holidays withhomefolks atPotosi, Mo.
ChriBtmas candies and fruit's in
fancy boxes and packages. Only the
best. B. F. Alien.
See Culpepper & Dever for gold
rings in plain, set and signet, ranging
from 50c to 610.00. 7tf
Mrs. Lansing Bettis of Pascola
visited in Hayti Sunday night.
B&" See Shell's prizes for Christmas
times. 8tf
A. R. West has renewed his sub
scription. Fine Christmas candies and fruit
at B. F, Allen's Ice Cream Parlor.
Miss Viva Smith has returned from
Pope, Miss.
THE
ERY
During the holidays we are going to make a special effort to assist our custom
ers in selecting and buying their special goods and groceries for holiday cooking
and eating. Our line of staple and fancy groceries includes the very best of every
thingthe very highest grade, sold at the same price commonly charged for inferior
goods. Don't fail to come and inspect our line and test the qualiy before you buy.
CHRISTMAS GOODS
We have an assortment of the finest and
most beautiful lamps ever shown in Hayti.
If you want something real nice, buy one.
Price 25c to $7.50.
We also have a nice line of gold banded
and fancy decorated glassware, including
water sets, cake stands, four piece sets, berry
bowls, and many other useful articles appro
priate for Christmas presents.
Don't throw money away buying toys and
trash; buy something good and useful.
Boys' Express Wagons
SPECIALS IN GROCERIES
Oak Leaf Flour in wood $6.75
Same in 48 lb sacks 1.70
Same in 24 lb sacks 85
Boquet Flour in wood 6.25
Same in 48 lb sacks 1.50
Same in 24 lb sacks 75
Cranberries per quart 10c
Oleomargarine per lb 25c
Pet Milk per can 5c, 6 for 25c
5 Pound Bucket Coffee, with Cup and Saucer, while they
lasl, 85c each.
CHRiSTEVIAS EATING
If there was ever a time when you should
want and certainly should demand
something good to eat, that time is Christmas.
Don't try to do your fine cooking with Sears
& Roebuck goods, sawdust spices and make
believe flavorings, from "cut price" houses,
but come to the Spot Cash Grocery where
you can get the best. Our line includes
everything you want or need, from flavorings,
fruits and spices to flour and seasonings. Try
our line for Christmas and be satisfied.
Choice Line Toilet Soap
HARDWARE
Our line of hardware includes only
bight-lass goodB, every article worth
the price, which includes crosscut
saws, hand saws, hammers, and many
other useful und staple urticles.
FRUITS AND CANDIES
A choice line selected especially for
the holiday trade. Prices are at
tractive on this line.
Pjjjfverized Coffee
SPECIAL
Dodson & Braun pickles. These ure
the beat pickles made. We have them
in sour, sweet anil DILL.
QUEENSWARE
This line includes many choice ar
ticles, including the famous "Fire
Proof" ware. '
Peanut Butter
OTHER WARES
We have a good line of granite or
enameled ware, galvanized ware, tin
ware, etc. This line includes all thu
staple articles for household uho, and
our prices are right.
HAYTI
MO.
SPECIAL
SuRar Loaf White Table Syrup, one
of the best articles, 25c and 60c,