Jefferson Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 18, 1913 Page: 3 of 12
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Jefferson's Greatest Ladies' Suit and Dress Sale
Presses Coats and Suits for every mortal
>eing on sale Thursday. They are for the
Banker's Wife
Lawyer's Wife
Doctor's Wife
Preacher's Wife
Merchant's Wife
Farmer's Wife
Teacher's Wife
And everyone else's wife mother daugh-
ter sister^ aunt; also mother-in-law. See
the whole front of our store full of these
classy garments. See the big price cards
and you will wonder how we can sell them
so cheap.
98c COATS
One dozen S to 14 years Children's Fan-
cy Cloth Coats. Our crazy price for Thins
day but 9Hc
Ladies! No use to buy goods when we
have on sale Thursday elegant crepe an 1
outing Kimonas; $1.50 values ehc ice 95c
LONG KID GLOVES
In tan white and black. rl he?e are
.f.1.00 and $3.50 values; full Ki-button.
Special price Thursday.
JEFFERSON'S GREATEST SUIT SHE
S."> Silk Lined Suits—In this sale are rep-
resented tlie best models brourht out this
fall and they com" in a splendid variety of
materials and colors. The cut of the coat
and the draping of the skirt are to a large
extent advanced spring 1914 stylos. These
are $1(5..">0 to $19.50 values. As long as
they last Thursdnv your choice! at
only S9.85 »"'l $13.85
LADIES' TRIMMED HATS
loo new Ilats received in last ten days.
Some real swell llats in this lot bought so
we could offer choice of any hat in the
stor* at $2.45
15 only to be sacrificed Thursday at
choice 98c
Ladies' ('oat Suits nt $4.95
98c PERCALE DRESSES
One small lot left to (> years. Get
you one Thursday it' you can for a thin
dime.
LADIES' COATS
Indies' Blaek Coats to go in this sale
Thursday. December 18th at $2.98
Good assortment of Ladies' and Misses'
Fancy Coats special $4.95
50 Fine Coats of every conceivable cloth
and style including $22..">0 values special
for Thursday only $9.85 and $13.85
LADIES' DRESSES
Ladies' Silk and Wool Dresses greatest
showing of styles and biggest assortment
of colors and sizes ever seen under one
roof in East Texas.
$8.00 to $1) 50 fine all Wool Serge Storm
and French Diagonals beautifully trimmed
and made special Thursday $4.65
100 tine Dresses of Silk Charmeuse Me-
teors line Woolen Texturesh all the latest
shfldes. Swell swagger cuts and conserva-
tive styles. Every siz*» 14 years to out
size 4(>. Three prices $7.85 $9.85 $13.85
Some of these aie line values at $22.50 .
choice of any Dress in the house excopl a
few Evening Gowns only $16.05
See the exquisite Evening Gowns at
$13.85 and $17.95
Some for $12.45
Children's Coats
See the Children's Coat at $1.48 $1.95
$6.00 Child's Fancy Silk Corduroy Coat
only $2-95
One special lot 8 to 1-1 years a good *:> (M)
Fancy Cloth Coat get one Thursday for
only 98c
Beautiful fancy Silk and Net Waists spe-
cial Thursday SI.98
Boys' Fancy Overcoats S3.50
Children's $1.50 Solid Leather School
Shoes special for Thursday 98c
(i!) pairs Ladies' Fine 50 to $1 00 Shoes
all styles and leather choice of the coun-
ter only $1.69
PERKINS UROT1IERS COMPANY ■■<»■»
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Fresh Stock Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
BENEFllLD'S
A Share t>f Your Patronage will be
Highly Appreciated.
20th Century FLOUR.
iminum soled shoos are
for laborers compelled to
on damp ground or wet
Tliey have leather tops.
IIiivi'it Tblk?
Pi r On»* IIundrcd Dollar* K<'« r\ f ; nn
Catarrh 'lull cannot I'l'cjvd i \ Hall
Cute.
k. . ohmry v co 'i.do o
he iimlnnlgsied btv< known 9 1 1 tM
the l.iNt I • ara. mid belli vc 11iin per
onoruble in all hnsim sn uanf-aet Ion and
illy able tn carry out any nb!iK>ttiouti
f his IIrni
A TION A L HANK OK COMMKIU !
'1 oledO <>
Catarrh Ctiro i« taken interna 11 > actinic
upon the blood and iuuioum mui Ihih s in
em. Testimonial* sent free. Price 7 >
r bottle -old by all DruKKlMts
All's Family rilfa for constipation
;e University in the la it
year rei'.t'ived >111 m.'.DIT) in
jst;< and cash donations.
VKli LAX the li\ i-! &rr<_Mi
\>U .). F. I)i'iit< 'ii iV Son.
LET IT SLIP AND
WAS RUINED TGH LIFE
l What's tlit» matter? Why aro
| you letting this opportunity slip
I through your lingers" Don't
you know that oul tin re in the
| hustling business wot Id oppor-
tunity is calling for trained im n
and women? How much longer
will you stand aside and make
: excuses? Aren't you afraid that
:if you "put it oli " to another
time that something will urise
I >Mt ween now :u d I hen to prevent
you fn.m 11i 1 •_! this training?
Stop making excuses and de
la.\iin! Invest your hours in
| vest your powers while you have
a chance.
Tick U.ck! Tick tock! \ Your
chance i < slipping >y. Use yo ir
gifts develo) your I;if■»nt talents
gain the ambition arousing. skid-
eroating confidence upbuiiding
training wo stand ready t > uive
yon while you have the chance.
Ytm can succeed. Other pe >
pic t!ioe> who are succeeding •
nature did not give them a s n^:.-
extra bone or one more nerve or
muscle than you posses-:. Their
success was not a birthright. It
came out of efforts out of action.
They used their gifts as yon
should. They gained a training
that developed and broadened
and increased their talents as
you should. They took aim at
success and tired away until
they hit it.
Look around you ! Wherever
J your eye turns you see some
; man or woman who had no better
1 start than you with no greater
I general education or "school
j learning" than you but who was
i wise enough to become specially
t rained in some one special line
land who today is going ahead
fast and leaving in the rear those
who thought special 1 usiness
training unnecessary.
You imi4 not think of success
as a kind of Santa Claus and ex
poet it to di'op presents into
your stockings while you sleep.
Yon have the present hour
improve it. We are eager to
give you the best most thorough
going training for business as a
Stenographer and Bookkeeper
auditor or an operator.
The best way you can improve
this very hour that finds you
reading this is to take the tirst.
step towards enrolling with us.
That will b' your tirst stop
tow ards a great success.
Veil hav made excuses and
hultad long enough. Your dutj
to yourself is to Come to a docis
ion now. Your beht interests
dictate a (l"'i-i >n f ivoritig an en
rollmcnt now.
When may we expect you V
Write or wire America's largest
business training school with
'JOCX) enrollments this year if
further information is desired.
Tyler (.'ommerekii College Tvler
Texas.
('hinese streets are always
J made crooked to keop the evil
pii its out of them.
U. S. POSTAL SAVINGS BANK
Located in the PostaHice si Mint Tsias
\\ i11 receive deyosit> from ten
cents upward paying two per
cent interest. All funds deposit-<1
will be paid to depositors on pie
-entation of certificates p»<-pcrl\
endorsed.
Come and do Business With Us.
Absolutely Safe.
IK 6. rawi HAt SIMM
CASHIER. POM M A S T L R
NOTICE.
Tin: S'I'atk of Tkx a.-; )
I 'or NT V OP M AKION. f
In the County Courtof Marion
County Texas.
In tli > tn i♦ t>'!• of the applica
tionof.l. II. Pry for license as a
retail liquor dealer.
To whom i t may concern
greeting
You will take notice thai on
the J'rd <1 .vof December A I)
1U11..1. II Fry of Marion county
Texas tiled with Hon. R A.
Loornis county judge of Marion
county Texas his petition for a
license to engage in the business
of a retail liqnor dealer in J ustice
Precinct No. Four (1) of Marion
county Texas about three and
one-half mlies northeast from
Jefferson Texan on a tract of
land of six and one half teres
of the. M. Ward II li survey j
now owned and occupied b.y i
.1 II Hasty: said petition being I
in substance as follows: IV- |
titioner J. II. Fry alleges that
he is a resident of Marion county
! Texas over tlx age of twenty
; one years and that he has been
I a resident of Marion county
Texas for more than two years
next preceeding the tiling of his
petition. That heretofore to
wit on the '27th day of Novem-
ber 1913 he an affidavit which
j was filed with the Comptroller
; of Public Accounts of tie- State
of Texas a- king for a permit to
apply to the county court of
! Marion county Texas for li-
. cense to engage in the business
I of a retail liquor dealer in .1 ustice
Precinct No. Four (1) of Marion
c >unt.v Texas about :l I '1 miles
! urn tluMst from Jefferson Texas
on land and premises now owned
and occupied by J. H. Hasty a
certitii (I copy of which said alii
davit is attached to said petition
marked Fxhibit "A" and make
ii part thereof and that there
after (in the 2'Jth day of Novem-
ber a permit was issued
to petition"!' by the Comptroller
of Public Accounts of Texas
authorizing him to apply t<> the
county court. of Marion county
court for :i license to engage in
tile business; of a retail liipior
dealer in Justice Precinct No.
hour I I) of Marion county.Texas
which sud permit is attached to
s.ud petition marked Kxhtbit
"M" unci m lice a p.li t thereof;
that the petitioner's license as a
retail lit|nor dealer or retail malt
dealer had not been revoked or
h'lfeited in within five years
next preei ediii'4 the tiln g of his
Im■ 111ioM that petitioner is not
disi|ualitied by law from engag
ing in the business of a retail
11<In• r <1".d i and stands ready
to comply with all the n<|uire-
111 e 111 s < 11 I U as • It'll . till! there
ix no la.« prohi siting the -ale of
intoxicating ht|Uors in Justice
Pre. in t No l''iinr (J) of Marion
'. t v Tex ■ s; that pet itioner
di - ii - a license to en;; K"' in
the bu-• i111 •.»* of a retail liquor
dealer in .lus'iee Prifinct No.
Pour (I) of Marion county
i e \ it - 1 ' ' I i I ee ill 111 Oll"-hllf
mile* northeast froui .lefTer.M>n
l'e\a-. Oil the . 11111 Uill p|et|||-es
now owned and oceupn I by
J. II lla>t' a six and one half
te re 11 . I. t i > t rt tit ' • e \|
Ward II I! suivey ami it a
point d ' ■ v • >• tied i set
out lei |H ! ! ♦ I »n I-- lg 11 .tt
upon Ilea ru g of * lid p> t tion he
lie granted license to engage in
the >.4iil I of a ret id
I >n
set
i; 'i*
if Mat ton
A h
»
any why said position shall not
b(! granted and ii license bo
issued to petitioner J. 11. Fry
to en^ii^e in the business of a
retail liquor dealer in Justice
Precinct No. Four (I) of Mai ion
county Texas as prayed for in
said petition.
Given under my hand seal of
ollice this the 12th day of Do
cember IfllJJ.
|Skal[ L E Pi imhbll.
County Clerk of \I irlon County
T.-x is.
Prohibition Wins
To those who have been relying
oi) tin; drastic features of recent Ii
(pnr legislation to result in the re
introduction of the saloon into dry
territory in this State recent elect-
ions do not offer much consolation'
A week ago lust Saturday Itock
wall county remained in the dry
column by about ten to one and
last Saturday Titus county re
mained nearly two to oneand Pot-
ter county by a majority of Mil.
1 lie recent stringent legislation
wan due to the belief on the part of
many antiprohibitioni it that many
prohibitionist would never vote for
genuine prohibition. 1'hey believed
that as long as the church pro rni
ship his whisky in he would be in-
fluenced by family and church con
nections to vote the prohibition
ticket: but he would rebel at the
-iKht of his toddy slipping from
liiin. Doubtless the saloons have
gained many votes Irom this source
but those of us both pro and anti
who have been expecting their vote
to change the result have over-
looked the man who does not use
intoxicating liquors in any sense
but lias always voted the anti
ticket became he belived the
whole thing a farce who now
will vote the prohibition ticket
because under the new law he he
lives he sees genuine prohibition
liig Sandy 1 imes.
For Sale
'J7!i l'-H acres of land 0 miles
North of Jefferson and '1 miles
South of fxrdi: 100 acres in (culti-
vation half fresh new land
and half ^ood old land all in
m>od state of cultivation; partly
under wire and pine rail fence.
One tfood 7 room house 2
brick chimneys 2 good wells of
water 2 springs on place that
never ^o dry; one #ood tonant
house | rooms and well in 10
feat of house. One tfood mule
saddle and bridle all for side.
\V rite or call and see meat !£. K.
Key's Itlackxmith Shop.
J ohn <'ofTman
JelTerson Tex.
The Cialventon Ncwrtsnyn: "l'i^n
i |'ti' but pi^-1 in mort! than that
1'ij;* i- embryonic pi^sfeet but |u^'
i« more than tli.it. I'i#* it the tun
iiiiip-r .if liiir-' .'Old Iio^n is Iimii and
I >.i c< • 11 oid I hi d :t 11 < I pork nnd lunr
britches and v\ lint not. Hut above
ill pi.:- i~ Miotic y and the farmer
with pier tv put <'mii well atlord to
nri*' and put up with tlieir mpjeidin^
lh lloliSntii Ouitiuenl lleaU
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JEFFERSON TEXAS.
ABSTRACTS OK TITLES TO AM. MAUI ON COUNTY
LANDS AND JEKKEKHON CITY LOTH HURNIKIIKD
AT REASON A BLE PRICKS.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
More than miles of cop
per Wire will on required for
telephones i" u bi^ oftiee build
intf which is beinjj built in New
York.
— —— •
Children Cry
COR FLETCHER'S
OASTO R I A
Wisconsin'# now law protect
iiitf fro^s in 1 heir breeding is
believed to be the first of the
Wind in t)n> world.
Fuel oil consumption by the
United States navy this y>ir is
estimated nt .'H>()<)()()<)) gallons.
111 tin- li i st six inoiitlis nf I'M :!
a Hweedish factory made and
sold 5(1500000 cigarettes
Why be constipated when you
can buy IdV VKJt LAX from .1.
I1'. Denton tV Sop.
A |latent has 1/ 'ii i .ii< >i for u
pencil holding clip to tie I tcned
to a person's enr.
GREETING
To all (if our cuwtomors hoth old ami new
The hest of wlnhes we extend to you
May you success and happiness with ; ■< >< i In tit 1» Vme
Throughout the next and following yen r lind
And all that we ask hoth tirst and last.
That our pleasant relations continue a . they have i;i
the past.
THE EH STORE FOB GIF! GOODS
Toyland and Dollburj; Combined. Our ;->tore is
ablaze with Christmas (lifts for ' very!) >dy
SUGGESTIONS FOH THE EARLY SHOPPER
Don't Wiiit till tin last <la\ | » i{ii yoiii < 'hrisl mas
Sh«>|»j»iiitr. Ilejjin now wliil ■ th" sto-l .• • new
and u ii <' u 11 * *< 1; while you have th" t i m • • and while
the clerks have the lini" to show you in an «• !liei«• 111
manner.
Selecting U'llts f'«»r the eh'Mreu 111 >t!I• • . tat ! ?*
si°tei In-other sweetheart or friend i aiw a
jilea* ure when you can thU< your t ime ami ai n >t
thrown in a rush or lain. We have our (liriM in s
(Stioils on )lis|»|a\ early in mil I >h •';> \ m make
voiir t'liiistmas Shopping a real p'■ ■ -i- 11 •. an ! .v.-
invite you to our store to see tie* niau\ pr U\
things we have t•»i tin- 11 -»1 i«!:»y S. n.
Implf lint.
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Taylor, M. I. Jefferson Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 18, 1913, newspaper, December 18, 1913; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1081000/m1/3/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .