The Lancaster Herald. (Lancaster, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, October 27, 1911 Page: 1 of 8
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LANCASTER, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1911
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LOCAL NEWS
Speer vs Culberson College to-
morrow,
Mrs. Hattie Stockton, of Wai-
ahachie, was a guest this week
of home people.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas and
family were guests this week in
the home of M. L. Bass.
Mrs. Ad Denton, who has been
quite ill for some time, is report*
ed as getting aloDg nicely.
I lMisses Ruth Benton and Net-
tie Fitzbugh, who are attending
Baylor, were home Sunday.
J. A. Graham and family visi-
ted in the home of Henrv Atte-
berry. Oak Cliff, Thursday.
Good home-made chile 10c per
plate. Take your supper down
town this evening and save work.
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Commissioner C. D. Smith and
wife are rejoicing over the ar-
rival of a baby girl, born Sunday
night.
Chas. Crum and wife, of Kiowa
Okla., are visiting here and in
Ferris. Mr. *’Crum made the
trip overland in his car.
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Will Greene, who had the mis-
fortune to get his foot ’ cut with
an ax last week, has been suffer-
ing much discomfort as a result
of the accident.
J. M. Billingsley’s tonsorial
parlor is being reoapered and
new decorations will also be add-
ed. The work is being done
by Reasbaw & Walker,
Clyde Hudson, who was so ser-
iously hurt, as reported .last
week, is ^improving nicely and
wi&fee brought home from the
sanitarium in a few davs.
OU, TOO, CAN BE WELL DRESSED
T^HE next time you hear the comment, “There goes
a stunning looking woman,” take a good look
at her yourself. Perhaps your first thought will be,
“Oh, well, I could look like that, too, if I had lots of
money to spend on clothes!”
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Now, wait a minute, please. Others besides you have been
turning over that some problem for yeaps.
There’s a way out. Follow these suggestions closely, and
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you’ll find here an experiment well worth trying.
take a Closer Cook at this Suit
Wake this W test
We fyave the Wooltex Styles
What is the material? It comes in wide- We’re not buying space in this newspaper
wale serges, cassimeres and smart Scotch . simply to see ourselves pcinAi,
mixtures, in all the many new colorings. All
wool, every thread, or there’d be no guaran-
tee that it would keep its shape and beauty
through hard service of at least two seasons
of your busy life,
Come to our cloak department and pick out
a Wooltex coat, suit wjkirt-whichever hap-
pens to be whatyau need. For your own
I satisfaction, let’s ‘just see what effect it has
on your own appearance.
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/, ge sure yoe’ve found the one suited to
your individual type. For whether you are
slender or stout, or girlish or matronly, or
tall or short, or just the average Voman, the
Wooltex designers have planned a special
model for ydu.
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We’ll say, toe example, you’ve the stylish
youthful figure. Then put on the Wooltex
model No. 2803. illustrated here—and don’t
ask the price.
Walk over to the long mirror, and take a
careful, critical survey ot yourself, of your
general appearance, of the effect as a whole.
We^ll leave it to the judgment of the most
critical person of taste you know, it you
haven’t the air of the true aristocrat. When
you’re quite satisfied on that score, look at
the price.
Need you be rich to afford that suit? No,
for it’s Wooltex.
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The miision of Wooltex, as we’ve said be-
fore, is to simplify the clothes problem.
To make you a woman dressed in the best
of taste at all times. To make your appear-
ance the subject of admiring comment. And
all this at the least possible cost.
Not cheap clothes. Oh, no—not with the
^Wooltex label in. But good clothes, stylish
clothes, at surprisingly moderate prices.
* We’re talking Wooltex because we know
what we’re talking about.’ For the past ten
years, one woman after another has been find-
ing out for herself what the Wooltex label
and the remarkable, almost unbelievable
Look at the lining, carefully fitted by itself Wooltexjguacantee mean to her in her clothes
to make sure it doesn’t twist and pull out ot buying. *
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shape, always made of superior quality lining
silks and satins. W* Want yOU to know what i( wil1 mean ,0.
--t— you in your clothes buying.
Look at the perfectly matched pure silk
stitching. The neat silk covered shields.
Look at the collar, the revers, the continuous
strong skirt placket.
Mrs. W. W. Reynolds, who has
been in Bristol, Va., for several
months returned Wednesday.
She|will be heartily welcomed by
her large circle of friends.
Sm^&Co., of Dallas, have
been making some very large
real estate deals. This is the
firm with which Dallas Patrick
is connected and he is highly
pleased with the work.
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‘ Our baseball fans have a good
deal of sport daring the world!®
series between Philadelphia and
New York. Each afternoon the
game was reported by innings
on a bulletin in front of White Sc
Co’s bank.
The Methodist Missionary So-
ciety will observe tbeir week of
orayer beginning Oct. 30. A
fine program has been prepared
for each afternoon from 3 to 4.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all interested in the study of
missions.
Mary Louise, 9-year-old daugfc
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rob-
erts, died at‘ the home ot her
parents a few miles north of
town on the 16tb inst. The fu-
neral service was conducted at
Edgewood cemeterv by Dr. Mc-
Elroy, The Herald joins with
the friends of the family in ex-
tending sympathy.
Rev. Hathorn’s theme lor the
morning sermon at the Baptist
church Sundav will be “The Su-
preme Need of the World.” Ser-
vices throughout the day at the
usual hours. On Monday after-
noon at 2 o’clock there will be a
joint meeting of the. Ladies Aid
and the Ladies Mission Societies
This is a very important facet-
ing as officers for both societies
will be chosen. A class will be
organized to take up the study
which has been mapped out. It
is requested that a full attend-
ance be out, in order that pro-
gress may be made in the work.
When we say it’s to ypur advantage to
look tor the Wooltex label, we mean just
what we say.
Look at every little detail so dear to the
careful dresser.
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Look at all this—plus the splendid first ap-
pearance, the general effect you see in the
mirror—and then, as we said before, look at
the price.
Now, if you please, come in and
some of the new Wooltex garments
alone in this city can show them to yoi
Perhaps now you understand why we say:
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You, too, can be well dressed at moderate
expense. ”
ancaster Dry Goods Co
THE STORE THAT SELLS
WOOLTEX
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Hulbert, Elbert Monroe & Tufts, Minnie Wetmore. The Lancaster Herald. (Lancaster, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, October 27, 1911, newspaper, October 27, 1911; Lancaster, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth543822/m1/1/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lancaster Genealogical Society.