Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 18, No. 148, Ed. 1 Monday, November 24, 1919 Page: 2 of 8
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PALESTINE DAILY HERALD, NOVEMBER 24, 1919!
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niiirii
» are distin-
A cards the past
lartin, Virginia Rut-
■i Guinn, * Francis
Greenwood, Lula Rich-
Kingsbury.
..__ji Crawford, Madge
I, Wadie Harris, Mary Emma
students are on the
. McCraffrey, Edna
Barrett, Gertie War-
Wherry,, Marie Thomp-
St. John, Eloise Hanson,
IcGuire.
t For centuries the basket maker-has
been a picturesque*sight in old Naples
On Friday, the fourteenth, the sen-, file trade runs in the some fain-
Misses Staggs, McFaddin, Fullinwider ,s omnipresent, either plaiting or Bel
^and Campbell; Messrs. Casey, Key,
Dodd and Pfaff.
\£X!
ire,, Clothilde
i Ruby Mor-
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ill Owens, Girace
Grawfbrd, Helen
m uampDe
Elizabeth
is Simmons
t>beTT, W.
:h Weten-
Lillie
boys have taken their
the, hands of Min-
to heart. • They are
however, for they
team cannot
year, especially
cperienced mate-
they are determin-
res if possible
j games. ’ The
having been
to Athens on
day,: the
the fast ejeven
on the local
game is
Friday's gamp
beyond all ex-
brought about
itlon of the
in selling
the game.
.Lee Wick-,
something
sixty tickets
ion about
each re-
the team
St.
al, a musical dub under the supervi-
sion of Miss Frances Fullinwider, wag
reorganized last Wednesday after-
noon. This is the oldest club in the
high school, having been organized
in 1910; It is the plan to give an en-
tertainment as -the result of the year’s^
work.
' Luncheon.
BASKET MAKERS OF NAPLES
For Centuries He Has Been a Pictur-
esque Sight in Street*
of City. \ .
The color scheme of yellow and
white was carried out with yellow
and white chrysanthemums and hand
painted place cards.
The following menu was served r
FjTiit cocktail, chicken salad, potato
pnffs, apricot parfait, creamed peas in
timbals, cranberry- jelly, cake, Rus:
sian tea.—Dona Barrett. • .
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*■ A TEXAS WONDER
ing his wares in every direction, for
in no other city under the sun are
they used for so many purposes, from
cradles for babies to fish receptacle*,
and a covering for wine bottles. • The
artist splits his wicker deftly with
a lang-l>Iaded. knife and proceeds to
Weave watertight basket* by hand,
as only his strong fingers, can fashion
them. Not one, 1>ut ifcany a day ar*
his “stint” and when ttiey ace mound-
ed about him at nightfall, he gives a
sigh of satisfaction and loads his
cart for the morrow. Qr possibly it
these domestic animals, steeping fn 'the
same room with them utterly oblivious
to discomfort'or anything out. Of the,
ordinary. More than one- tourist has
told us of a common sight, that' of
Seeing a horse ascend a flight of stairs,
ahead of his master, at the, end.: of. a
hard day of peddling. And if not a
horse, a mule, the sonorous bmying
of. which does not disturb the slum-
ber he has won for he. knows no
'eight-hoar day. ''
Died at Cayuga.
S. B„ Harton, aged 38 year.s. died
Sunday afternoon at bis home in the
Cayuga neighborhood. His funeral
was conducted this afternoon at 2., the
Ezell Undertaking Company, in charge.
Mr. fiarthn la survived by his wife,
and be'leaves a host of friends who"
are grieved at his death.
For kidney and bladder troubles,' • is his o,wn back whidh must be bent
gravel, weak and lame backs, rheum-
atism,' and. irregularities of the kid
neys and bladder. If not sold by your
druggist, by mail $1.25. Small , bottle
to the hurdon. If so, he appears like
an animated basket-rack a* he sallies
forth to' the tune of “Santa Lada.”
Later, dne can easily, imagine that
often cures. Send for sworn ; there is a ventriloquist hidden away
tnonials. Dr, E. W. H&U, 2926 Olive
street, St Louis, Mo, Sold by drug-
gists. . ..; Adv.
When you buy war savings stamps
you help the government and yourself
in the depths of the baskets, calling
his ware. ' , '
By day and by night he lives in dote
proxiinfty with his goat, cow and
horse rich etteu^h_to"po88«B
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You wm find our
prices satisfactory
Come in
-For Sale-
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100 Nice Fat
Turkeys
, —AH in good health and good con-
RAILROAD TIME. CARD.
From the North.
Train No. 3 arrives----9:30 a.m.
Train No. 1 arrives........ 1:30 p.m.
Train No. 5 arrives........ 11:59 p.m.
For the North.
Train No. 6 leaves........ 6:10 a.m
Train No. 2 leaves........ 4:20 p.m.
Train NO. 4 leaves........ 9:00 p.m.
From the South.
Train No. 2 arrives........ 4:05 p.m.
Train No. 4 arrives........ 8:35 p.m
Train No. 8. arrives........ 2:40 p.m.
• ' For the South.
Train No. 1 leaves____1:40 p.m.
Train No. 3 leaves........10:00 a.m.
..., .12: 45 a.m.
dition. They tip the scales at 8, j Train No. 5 leaves
10, 12, 14, and. 1.6 pounds, and are
going at 30c a pound. Also they
are worth it and more.
Job Work Johnson’s Store
T-Come at see them at—
Out on North Jackson Street
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—It Is a nice' little ride, put there
and you will get your money's
worth and-more* too.
JAVA “LAND OF, VOLCANOES
Country Has From Earliest Time*
Been Devastated by Turbulent
Forces of Nature.
Java, with a territory about equal ta
New York state, has more volcanoes
than any area of like size, and yei
has more inhabitants than the stated
of New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois,
Ohio and Texas combined. A bulletin
of the National Geographic sodety finds
that estimates of the active and ex-
tinct craters range from 100 to ISO.
“Everywhere In Java, in the huge
crater lakes, in fissures that now am
river beds, even in ancient temples,
half-finished when interrupted by some
From the West.
Train No. 6 arrives .....5 ^0 a.m.
Traip £0. 4 arrives .____8:40 p.m. fier? convulsion, are evidences of eata-
4:10 p.m.
Train No. 2 arrives,.....
For the West.
Train No. 3 leaves____.... 9:50 a.m
Train* No. 1 leaves........1:35 pan.
Train N-j. ’ 5 leaves........12:30 a.m.
State ReUroad Schedule.
No. i arrives.. %...... y.. 11': 40 a.m.
No. 2 leaves^........ 12:40 p.m.
At the end of every month be able
to show more war savings stamps. •
Advertise it in the Herald today.
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clysmie forces—such turbulent
as now are in continuous hysteria in
the valley of the Ten Thousand
Smokes in Alaska and break their
crusted surface cage Intermittently In
Jaea.” The late eruption of the Klot
Rr-'
of c
millions of dollars’ d
the fallin
however,
violent upheaval of 188J
Nature planted a Gargantu
machine on the Java doorste
kaba. The terrffle detona'
r.-R,y
in the
The peti-
.ttie
was most
mayor and
SSI
»n poet
one night-
on the ly-
to walk to
from hie
Mdewalks,
the tall
to reach
argument
Iks?
of the
by Ad-
r. 8. A.,
st to the
ly. This
Hon. Clay
from this
himself at
n Antonio in
and physi-
ofganized
k &S*Aur-
(0.
Service
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mm
» is here with its
sttbetantial tool-
as low as can
jtades of shoes,
Your
are new and cor-
THANKSGIVING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2\
Do your shopping now fts this store will close all day Thnrsday for Thanksg >}
With Thanksgiving here and Christmas just around the corner, *he time has come to test this store’s ability to serve ‘
•. .-.you* weU, '•
A store that can maintain its same high standards of valiie-giving and courteous service, even through the stress of
extraordinary heavy selling, certainly, merits your confidence and approval. '
. ; OURS IS SUCH A STORE 1 '
Merrymaking and the presenting of gifts wiH soon occupy much of your time.' And how can one better prepare for fes-
tivities of any sort than by visiting the store where all that is appropriate and desirable m high-grade merchandise-invites
selection at moderate prices? Your coining is awaited. *
THANKSGIVING SALES. ^
Thanksgiving entertaining is onl^ a few days away .and the accompanying season* of social affairs is already heralding
its coming. Whether you are making preparations in the home or are thinking about appropriate new apparel—you will be
interested in these special Thanksgiving sales which yye are featuring throughout the store.
. THANKSGIVING LINENS ^ v
-The offerings in this Annual Thanksgiving Sale are worthy
of your immediate attention, tecause'«id^e recognized diffi- 4
culties to obtain anything but limited supplier of Linen. Satfn-'/Vi Thanksgiving Ho^d^s at hohie, a great deal of pleasure will
finished TOrlnch an#72-inch DamaskSJ hs^Wfefl as Pure Lihen ‘
Pattern Cloths, with Napkins to match, are especially featured
in a number of favorite patterns.
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CORRECTLY APPARELED FOR THE THANKSGIVING
1 OCCASION
Whether oiie decides to gft far, far away or to spend the
depend upon a new Coat, Suit or, in all probability, a smart
Silk Dress. That is why we know the attractive offerings pre
sehted here wifl hold the undivided attention of every woma
tpm<HTOW.
Special Prices On Silks In Short Lengths
WE ARE OFFERING A BIG REDUCTION ON SILK IN SHORT LENGTHS RANGING FROM 1 YARD TO 3 1-2 YARDS IN A
PIECE. THESE SILKS ARE ALL NEW AND THIS SEASON'S STYLES—A WlbE RANGE OF PATTERNS TO SELECT
FROM. THIS LINE WILL NOT LAST LONG AT THE PRICES MARKED TAKE A LOOK AND YOU WILL BE CONVINCED.
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IF IT’S NEW
WE
HAVE IT
Hodges Dry Goods Co.
“THE STORE AHEAD’
THE STYLE STORE
—OF—
PALESTINE
Get the thrift habit and bay war
Savings stamps with the interest of
four Liberty Bonds.
People Read
This Newspaper
Jf yoa <0*70* a /at
If yoa •want to hit* oomehody
If you wont to sett something
If yoa wont to bay something
If yoa word to rent yoar boose
If yoa went to sett yoar house
If yoa wont to sett yoar form
If yoa wont to bay property
If there is Anything Out yoa
wont the quickest and best nuxy
to supply that want is by placing
en advertisement in this paper
McMahan
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WILL MOST LIKELY HAVE
ANYTHING IN THE WAY
OF FIRST-CLASS GROCER-
IES.
PHONE 222—OAK STREET.
to all.
u
The results will surprise
you
If you have tire trouble and want
a hew one, phone 2-1-3, and we will do
the rest. We keep a car for this
purpose. - *
17—6t E. A. Williamson.
■■ k NOTICE
Boys and girls wanted. Better
f
get ready. Had a call today, for
a stenographer at minimum sal-
ary. of $100—maximum salary ac-
cording to ability.
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Palestine Commercial
School
Over Gap Office
Pearlman Supply Co
Office Phone 310—Residence 961
Corner Tennessee Avenue and
Main Street
—Second hand supplies in good
condition, also water tanks, pul-
leys, pipes, sacks, auto tires,
auto parts, gears, etc., and sec-
ond hand parts machinery.
—We buy all kinds of scrap
*^unk, iron, rags, m.etals, rubber,
etc., auto tires and. inner tubes.
When there is hard work to do In
hot weather Prickly Ash Bitters
proves its worth as a stomach, liver
and bowel purifier. These who use
it stand tne heat better mid are less
fatigued at night Prl09 $1.?5 per
buttle. J. D. Smullen L Co., special
agents*.-—Adv.
The Southern Marble and Stone Co.
-Hav« recently opened up a granite quarry at Llano, Texas and with
their seven marble yards besides, they are better prepared than
ever to satisfy your monument wants. They have yards at Palestine,
Yoakum, Ft Worth, San Marcos, Uvalde, Cuero, and Seguin. Give
them a call at theifc— . *
PALESTINE YARD ON AVENUE A.
Notice To the
Public
—We are dofng a strictly cash
business- We want your trade
and in return witt give you good
prices and delivery service and
courteous treatment as has al-
ways befen our polity. Thank-
ing you in advance for a share
of your trade.
Phone 463
GROCERIES and Fresh MEATS
J. C. Shandley
soon after leaving
probability is that tbe era
—-
when it presses the
neainst a smooth surface It cai
a- vacuum Under the hoof b;
tVio Thn« «niiinr Its
Save Pennies—
Waste Dollars
|Tj Some users of printi
save pennies by get'
ting inferior . /orit and lose
dollars through lack of ad-
vertising value in the work
they get. Printers as a rule
charge very reasonable
prices, for none of thern
get Etcn although near!)
all of them wxk hard.
Moral Gtoe your prilling ta
a good printer and scot money.
Our Printing
Unexcelled
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 18, No. 148, Ed. 1 Monday, November 24, 1919, newspaper, November 24, 1919; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1025227/m1/2/: accessed June 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Palestine Public Library.