The Daily Herald. (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 283, Ed. 1 Monday, December 8, 1913 Page: 4 of 4
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C. E. Waldrom & Sons
New feilks
Brocaded Silk Velvets, Silk Moire and Silk Bul-
garian Trimmings—Today’s express
brought us these new goods
36-inch Messaline in most ali colors including black, $1.00.
Brocaded Velvets, colors navy, red, green and black, $1.25.
27-inch Silk Moire, colors red, navy, rose, green, pink, helio and
black—Price 75c and $1.00. ,
Only 14 More Buying Days Before Christmas!
See Our Gift Goods!
BLANKETS—Winter’s chilly blasts will soon be here, and what is
more enjoyable on a cold night than to be snug in a bed with plenty of
Tool blankets Price $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.50, $5.00.
Christmas Furs in Large Numbers!
See them at Once!
Chinese Lynx Set, Tiger Set, Raccoon Set, Alaskan Fox Set, Leop-
ard Set White Ermine Set, White Shibet Set, Red Fox Set, Grey Pox Set
-Range ot prices $12.50, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00.
A completeishowing in cheaper furs and children s fur sets.
A visit to our store this week will reveal many useful gift goods.
PERSONAL MENTION.
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Waldrom & Sons
J. P. Ferguson went to Millsap to- j
, day.
I Rev. C. H. Ray went to Ranger this
J morning.
! J. D. Kurssell went to Abilene today -
j on business.
j \V. C. Austin went to Fort Worth
i this morning.
I Dr. H. L. Wilder of Glen Rose is in
[Weatherford for a few days on busi-
! ness.
[ .Mrs. H. E. Alt fat her and Miss Genial
(Arnett are spending the day in Fort
I Worth.
Boyd Braselton and J. F. Merrett
went to Fort Worth this morning on
business.
Due Millsaps is in town today front
Wichita Fails, shaking hands with his
numerous friends.
Mrs. G. B. Leverett and mother,
Mrs. J. A. Tate, went do Garner this
morning to \isit Miss Kffie Massie.
W. II. Boyd of South Dakota, who
has been visiting the family of Dr. B.
F. Braselton, went to Bowie this morn-
ing.
Miss Ellen Bowie accompanied Mrs.
Will Bowie home to Tampico, Mexico,
and will spend some weeks in the
Republic.
Judge F. O.- McKinsey has gone to
Decatur to bold court for two weeks,
after which he will be at home for a
month or more.
Judge J. M. Richards returned front
Fort Worth this morning, where tie
spent Sunday with his wife. Mrs.
Richards will not be home for several
| days.
! A. E. Welch, deputy organizer for
the United Benevolent Association, of
Fort Worth, is in Weatherford to in-
crease the membership of the local
lodge.
J. C. Hopkins and daughter, Miss
Dottie, returned from Palestine Satur-
day, where Mr. Hopkins and family
have been visiting for several weeks.
•Mrs. Hopkins and another daughter
are still visiting in Southeast Texas.
December Meeting of roitunixsinners.
Commissioners court for Parker
county will meet today and he in ses-
sion three days. One of the pieces
Of business to come before the court
will be road working in various parts
of the county. A report is to he heard
from Commissioner Tucker on a stone
and eartli bridge which he was in-
structed to examine, the bridge being
east of town in the Hud Varner sec-
tion.
Stomach Troubles Disappear.
Stomach, liver and kidney troubles,
weak nerves, lame back and female
111a disappear when Electric Bitters
are used. Thousands of women would
not be without a bottle in their home.
Ellia Pool of Depew, Okla , writes:
"Electric Hitters raised me from a bed
af sickness and suffering and has done
me a world of good. I wish every suf-
fering woman could use this excellent
remedy and find out, as 1 did. just how
good It ts. " As It has helped thous-
ftnda of others, it surely will do the
■ame for you. Every bottle guaran-
teed. 50c and |1.00. At all druggists
H. E. Bueklen & Co., Philadelphia or
3t. Louis.—Adv.
Progressing.
building is
How to Bankrupt the Doctors. j Federal Building Work
A prominent New York physician j .Work on the federal
says, “It it were not for the thin [ progressing quite satisfactorily, bar-
HtoekinKH and thin soled shops worn1 . . . ,
by women the doctors would probably j rinS weather condtuons. which de-
be bankrupt.” When you contract a j laved work for some days the past
cold do not wait for it to develop into, month and the first several days in
pneumonia but treat it at onee. Cham-I December.
her la ins Cough Retnedj is intembd T)ie wajjB of (he structure are now
especially for coughs and colds, and ......
has won a wide reputation by its cures | rising quite perceptibly above the
of these diseases. It is most effectual
and Is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by all dealers.—Adv.
Head in Had Shape.
The road leading from the city to
•be K. of P. Orphans' Home is in bud
condition, caused by the recent rains.
In the city limits, just between the
Texas & Pacific track and the Town
creek bridge, there is"a mud puddle
of much magnitude. Several places lit
the road are in need of repair, which
could be easily remedied by a road
grader being run over them, this es-
pecially on the pieces of road which
were graveled by the business men on
good roads days. It would take but
a short while to grade this stretch of
road and would greatly improve same.
basement. The borders of granite for
the first layer above tlie brick and the
next border of Bedford rock from Bed-
ford, Indiana, are being laid. The
massive columns, also of Bedford
rock, are on the ground and will be
soon placed in position. Steel is also
being laid.
A Shave.
Constipation Poisons You.
If you are constipated, your entire
system is poisoned by the waste mat-
ter kept in the body—serious results
often follow. Use Dr. King's New Life
Pills and you will soon get rid of con-
stipation, headache and other troubles.
25c at druggists or by mail. H. E.
Bueklen & Co., Philadelphia and Ct.
Louis.—Adv.
THE
PRINCESS
-TONIGHT
“The Taking of Rattlesnake
Bill”
— (Lubin two-reel special.) This is a very pathetic story which
induces the sympathy for the outlaw. The “bad man” is not all
bad, and when a little child’s'life is at stake, self-preservation, the
first law of nature ceases to be a consideration. The bandit in charge
of the sheriff watches the latter's sick child until out oTManger, then
gives himself up to the law which may demand his life,
“The Railroad Detective’s
Dilemma”
—Another one of those thrilling Kalem railroad stories with Har-
Jand Moore, .Marion Cooper,and James B. Ross.
THURSDAY, DEC. 11—Mary Bickford in the ••BISHOP’S CAR-
RIAGE,” in four parts. This picture has played to the largest
houses of any picture ever shown in Dallas, playing a return date
receifily. By the Famous Film Company. Second attraction of tile
series.
Cured of Liver Complaint,
‘‘I was suffering with liver com-
plaint,” says Iva Smith of Point Blank,
Texas, “and decided to try a 25c box
of Chamberlain’s Tablets, and am hap-
py to say that I am completely cured
and can recommend them to every
one.” For sale by all dealers.—Adv.
Notice, Knights of Pythias.
Regular convention of Lone Star
Lodge No. 4 Tuesday night. Ail
members are requested to be present
and visiting brothers have a cordial
invitation. There will be work in
either the second or third rank. Be
on time.
J. H. ENDACOTT, C. C.
T. T. HENSLEY, K. R. & S.
Several Trains Mere Late.
The train from Mineral Wells walk
late Monday morning, but whether
Iron contact with the Hogg law
oth -vie could not be leaaned,
Trains from the eaukjrere 'all late
Sunday morning, the Dallas and Fort
Worth papers not arriving here until
2:30 o’clock. The delayed train* were
due to a locomotive truck getting oft
the track at a point between Ioqa an$
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I;. M. Johnson for well buckets*
t, ’-s, ; -bs, gutter repair work. I2flt
York Ave., phone 404-lr S. W,
The Daily Herald—4#c £er Month,.
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Being talked about!
When the very best people in the
world slap you on the back ami
tell you that your drugs and drug ;
service is the very best that can be
had makes a fellow feel mighty
good. That’s the way they have
been talking about us. It makes
us more determined to give you
us more determined to give you
A shave in price from $1650 to $1200 |fhe best ()f everything that can be
has just been made in the Gordon five | }1!U]
room dwelling, with hall, two porch-*
es and bath, lot 100x225, situated on
the west side of S. Alamo street. Cali
or phone at onee if you want some-
thing good for a little money.
W. W. McCRARY.
The Daily Herald—like Per Meath
CITY DRUG CO.
The Never-Jist-Ont Drag Stem.
B. N. HUDSON, Manager
8. W. U Heme 1*1
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The Dreamland Theater
FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS
-TONIGHT!-
One of the Rabble’
—An Eclair two-reel drama featuring Mildred Bright and Rob-
ert Frazer. “Pride always geeth before a fall,” as the old saying
goes. Can you imagine the embarassment and distress of an aris-
tocratic young woman raised in wealth and idleness suddenly oast
adrift in a strange town without friends or money? Such a hap-
pening would furnish material for comedy or drama. It is a drama
in this case. Bob Howell, a young mechanic, on his way home sees
two toughs dragging the girl away. He follows and a general fight
follows. It is doubtful if there ever was a fight of the kind to equal
it in realism that gives a more thorough thrill. So it is with our
proud heiress who scorns the working class when brought face to
face with the real things of life. Her natural common sense which
has been smothered by the artificalities of wealth, comes to pride
and position to marry one whom she previously scorned. A real
good offering.
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The Love Trail’
—Nestor western drama with Miss Williams, Ray Myers. Her
sweetheart is arrested as the guilty one. She confesses, believing
she is the one to have him. They learned another man did the
shooting.
Saturday: “IN THE WILDS OF AFRIC A,” the third of the series
of animal pictures.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR A GENTLEMAN!
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So many find it hard to buy presents for a gentleman—at our store
you will find it easy, there are so many appropriate things to give.
Below you will find a partial list to help you make your selection: \
Desk Clocks
Smoking Sets
Cigar Jar
Cigarette Case
Cigar Cases
Cigar Cutter
Military Brushes
Traveling Case
Stamp Cases
Collar Boxes
Military Sets
Fountain Pens
Paper Cutter
Watches
Manicure pocket
Umbrellas
Ink Wells
Watch Chains
Sets
Knives
Desk Sets
Watch Charms
Clothes Brush
Key Rings
Picture Frames
Watch Fobs
Hat Brush
Match Cases
Shaving Cups
Rings
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Cuff Buttons
Collar Buttons
Stick Pins
Tie Clasps
Emblem Pins
Eye Glasses
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Beginning Tonight Our Store Will be Open to 9 O’clock'Until Christmas
A. H. RUSSELL, Jeweler and Optician
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