The Clarksville Times. (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 57, Ed. 1 Friday, August 8, 1919 Page: 3 of 4
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Your Declaration of
Independence
Follow the example of your country. Declare
yourself independent—independent of the lyran-
ny of financial worrier. Banish fear of the future.
Win your complete freedom and4 hold it.
This is what you do when you make up your
mind to open a bank account and begin depositing
a certain amount of .your weekly or monthly income
in the bank. This habit has put many customers of
this bank on the road to independence and will free
you from the worries of a ‘‘rainy day.” A dollar
or two will start an account, and a 'dollar or two
saved each week will soon “pm into money.” V;
TheFirst National Bank
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THE CEAEKSVILLE TIMES, AY, AUGUST 8, 1919.
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SAFE WAS liora
PARIS MAN’S THOUGHTFULNESS
SAVED SAFE WHEN VISIT-
ED BY BURGLAR.
Fine Plantation
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For Sale
1280 acres, 16 good houses, good well, good
bams, 1000 acres very black rich bottom behind
fine levee. 375 acres in cultivation, 500 acres 'elm,
ash and. hackberry, deadened, very easily cleared.
No’ vines or thorns, open levke bottom. 500 bales
of cotton can b$ produced next year. Price $75.00
per acre. , ; v - '
^ This land belongs to N. P. Doak of Clarksville.
It is about 10 miles from Annona and about 16 miles
from Clarksville, will be worth $200 per acre as
soon as cleared. We have the exclusive sale for a
short time. Don’t write about it but come at once
and see it. It is going to sell quick. If too large
get a few friends to go in on the deal. '
BARRY LAND CO.
Clarksville, Texas
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if possible—aqd coma straight
me.—Sam CoreableUi. '' - •
Classified Advertising
. FOgJ*ALE. f
and wood.w See ^ade West
FOR SALE.
o nice Jersey milk cows.-
aster.
*Will
CHEVROLET OWNERS,
bargains in used parts, i
n McCulloch.
« FOR SALE,
registered Jersey bull, at a
in.—A. P. Denison.
COUNTRY LARD,
fty gallons country lard for
-A. P. Denison.
orders,—Wilkins
phone 395.
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& Powell, tele-.
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ALL YOU CHICKENS LISTEN.
I have juBt got to have all the
chickens I can got—need them aw-
ful bad, an^l every chicken in Red
River County ought to gat some-
body to haul him to town this week
LIGHT PLANT FOR SALE.
Acetyline gas lighting1 plant, com-
plete with fixtures for ten or fifteen
" ‘lfthtr in firstclass conditon. for
$50;-^A.. P. Denison.
Will take
FOR SALE.
Good Maxwell Car.
some cattle.—J. A. Goodman.
TOW SACKS WANTED.
Bring them to the Clarksville
Light Company.
Good
Thorp.
I*mmmm
FOR SALE. * > .
Overland car.—Mrs. Jack
FOR SALE.
Cotton honey, five and ten pound
pails.—Phone 838-5. Byron Wit-
mer.
ICE COLD WATERMELONS.
Bc*t in town.' Telephone us your
THE REASON WHY.
It requires more time, lo^g good
the same day. *
We want to give
best at all times.
Our Motto:
Prompt Service.
High Class Work.
you
very
MODERN TAILQR SHOP
Phone 7. R. E. Sloan &
sop.
...GRAPES...
Our concord grapes are now ready for market.
The finest grapes ever on this farm, .and thjs
place is noted for fine grapes. Delivered any where
in Clarksville. . '
Pettigrew & Francis
Phone 818-4.
Baushke farm
Follow the Crowds
and you will land at the Candy Kitchen, sur-
rounded by the best candies, cold drink and
cigars in town. '
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THE CANDY KITCHEN
« J. N. Athas, Prop.
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(Paris News.)
That Hugh Campbell, wholesale
flour and feed dealer at 33 North
13 th strdet, has an undamaged safe
in his office today is due to his fore-
sight in hanging a card on It to tell
nocturnal visitors that It was un-
locked.
Mr. Campbell keeps a safe to
ment the requirements of the In-
surance companies as to books and
papers, but he very wiseley keeps,
his money in the bank. When he
closed his office Saturday night he.
left Just twelve cents In the safe, the
•door to which was shut In case of
fire bqt the ''combination was off
and a card was hung on the knob
saying: “This safe is not locked.”
Some time Saturday night the of-
fice was entered through a window,
the sash lock being broken witji a
jimmy. Just what the burglar did
or said when he discovered the con-
ditions may never be known, but he
evidently scorned to take the -twelve
tents for when Mr. Campbell opened
up Monday he .found the cash Intact
but the safe door had been locked.
Nothing' else was taken so far as
Mr. Campbell could discover. He
notified the officers but there was no
clue by which the burglar could be
traced.
corrugated roofing,'
any part ■ otf
house.—Fred !i
ICE COLD WATERMELONS. jV
Best in town. Telephone us your
orders.—Wilkins & PowelJ, tele-
phone 395.
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FOR SALE.
One share stock in Red River
County Club.—Howard Igo, at Ford
Service Station.
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Pajr brown
hands high. < Weil
No shoes. No bri
bad sore on
seen two - mil
1125 reward,
as. »’
FOR RENT.
One or two large well ventilated
rooms, near high school building.—
Mrs. J. A. Dysart.
STRAYED.
Black mar*^ and two year old
year old mule colt. Last seen near
Negley. Phone 207.—Mrs. J. W.
Sunkel.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE BUSI-
NESS FOR SALE.
I will lease my store building for
term o$ three to five yqars and will
sell stock of goodsi consisting of
general merchandise. Good clean
stock And good place for business.—
W. E. Bonham, Bryarly, Texas.
TAKEN UP.
One sorrel mare, about 10 years
old, branded H on left jaw. Bay
colt, two years old, has bell on.—
Phone 802-4. Lem Grant, Route 8.
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LOST—SATURDAY.
Between Clarksville and Albion,
suit case containing lady’s wearing
apparel. Leave at The Times office
and receive reward.
AVERY TRACTORS BELOW COST.
Closing out this line, and have
only four left. These are offered at
a loss. Now Is the best opportunity
you have ever had to get a high
class tractor.—R. J. Miesch.
WANTED.
An experienced gin stand man and
^ coal burning fireman t§ work the
.cabling season, a , Telephone ocT,vurtto
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
7 rooms, 2 halls, 1-2 block ground.
Fruit and shade trees. * Six blocks
from square. Concrete* walk all the
way. See Gilbert Gaines.
LOST.
On Albion road, Saturday, July
26t;h> bundle of jumpers. Was drop-
ped from lumber wagon. Finder re-
turn to Allen Lumber Co.
FOR SALE.
Twenty-five head choice young
work mules, from 4 to 8 years old,
on D. E. VanDyke’s place four
miles west of Clarksville. Inquire
of D. E. VanDyke or J. E. Brindley.
FOR SALE.
Six Red River plantations, no ov-
erflow, $50 to $75.' Sizes 310-640
and up to 1,600 acres. Red and
black lands. List free.—Wade-Kuhl
Realty Co., Texarkana, Ark.
• -FOR SALE.
Four Ancona hens, one Ancona
rooster, herfs laying. $6.00. Eight
white Leghorn pullets, two white
Leghorn roosters, one year old.
$10.00 for lot. All material In
chicken house made of dressed 1 by
12 by 10. Also 6 pieces of 12-ft:
We want
Your.*
Grocery
Business.
Our .
Prices
Are
Righ
PINSjON’S
gHOWEgy
court COURT US
NOT A SINGLE CRIMINAL CASE
DOCKET FOR TRIAL AT
PRESENT TERM.
County court has been iu session
three weeks and the term will close
tomorrow night. Several probate
and civil cases have been disposed
of during the term by Judge Wil-
liams, but the criminal docket fails
to show a single entry. One pistol
case was scheduled for trial during
the term but the pase was disposed
of before the time arrived for trial
of criminal cases.
This Is the first time in the* THs*"
tory of Red River 'County.^probably,
“that a regular quarterly term of
county court has passed with the
criminal docket absolutely blank,
and the record is probably1 the begt
ever made In Texas.
To loan on fanning lands, and
land notes, with the lowest Interest
rate and options to suit ever offered
human beings. See me before mak-
ing your arrangements. Ijulck
service.” ' ’ ' ;
P. J. Pierce, Paris, Texas.
Third Floor, First Nat'l Bk? Bldg.
Will sell all or
V-and chicken-
2*oe;10
-about tLOOO.”
One *fra» had
shduldrr. * Last
west of ^tedwater.
oer.Aikin, Nash, Tex-
—" —1 1 1 ' F"1 > 111 i '
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The pastor has returned and reg-
ular services will be resumed Sun-
day morning at the church. Let ev-
erybody be present bojh at Sunday
school and at the morning service.
The union service as usual at th«|
tabernacle Sunday evening.
«' - - RUPERT. NANNEY.
Mr. and Mrs.^R. L. McMillan and
little daughter, Audrey Austin, and
Mrs. A. Austin, left Wednesday
morning for - Sherman to spend two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Dero Aus-
as
Epp Ezell, a former Clarksville
boy was here this ,week. Mr. Ezell
representing a wholesale house,
traveling salesman, taking the
place of W. S- Richmond, who re-
cently resigned to Aengage in the
hardware .business in Clarksville,
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Otis Coppedga and family of
Clarksville are here visiting at the
home of his parent. Rev. and Mrs.
W. A Coppedge.—Bonham News.
Sergeant
Tom McLean,
France, . havin
chargeAfrom1
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7 The revlvaj conducted by Rev. Mc-
Phail at New Shamrock, closed Sun-
day night. Thirty conversions were
reported during the meeting.
igst McLean, son of
' .ved Friday -from
iyedi his dis-
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* LOCAL NOTES. ♦
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R. B. Hopkins returned _ Tuesday
afternoon from Texarkana.
John Miesch returned from Dal-
las Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mary graves is visiting Miss
Evelyn Latimer in Terrell.
Dr. Sellers and family moved this
week to Woodland, to make their
home.
Mrs. Alvin- Dinwiddle, who has
been in New York several weeks, re-
turned 'home Tuesday.
Mrs. Presley Huie and baby of
New Yorkara visiting Mrs. J. P.
H»>.- .V JT; ' \'3f
Miss Pearl VanDyke of Broken
Bow, Oklahoma,' has been the guest
this week of Miss Veta Slvley.
A. A. Burney and wife are visit-
ing In Clarksville for a few days.—
Bonham Favorite.
Miss Lula Williams of Benoit,
Miss., is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Sallie Moorman.
Mrs. George Gibbons has return-
ed from a visU to friends^ in Fort
Worth. *•-
Peyton "^est and Ro*bert McMas-
ter left Thursday morning for Ter-
rell to be gone several days. *
Mrs. J. E. Nichols and daughter,
Miss Fay, left this week for Dem-
ing, New Mexico, to visit Mrs. C. M.
Franklin.
Mrs. J. E. Spencer, who has been
in the sanitarium in Paris for the
past two weeks, returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs^ Hopkins left Mondafr after-*
noon for her home in San ^.ntonio,*
after a visit to her son, R. B. Hop-
kins. ( •,
J. E. Nichols is in Mineral Wells,
where he will, spend several days
before going to Demlng, N. M. for a
short visit.
Miss Gladys Pinson, who has been
a patient in a Paris hospital since
June 26th has recovered sufficiently
to return to her home In this city.
Mrs. D. H. Rodgers and daughter,
Miss Johnnie, of Olney, ate visiting
Mrs. Shoffner and other relatives
here.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J, Graves and lit-
tle Miss Audrey Graves, left yester-
day for Denver, Coloradp, to spend
several weeks. They will stop in
Dallas and be joined thereby Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Graves, Mrs. Dick
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goodman to-
morrow. * •*
Fordson Tractor
$750.00
F.o.b. Factory Male by Ford
Plow your fields, cut your grain,
pull your heavily loaded wagons,
ht your
home. Runs.on coal oil. ”‘
COME IN AND SEE
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Marable Motor
and Vehicle Company ,
F. F. Marable ,. Hub Marable — - J. E. Spencer
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The Clarksville Insurance Agency
Has Moved
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To the! second floor of the Mission Theatre, first'
door to left of stairway as you ^nterHall. We *11 be
glad to see you here, or, telephone us and we will
call for any business you may have or to give any.
information you may desire concerning insuraance.
Telephone 157
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ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
' Regular services will be held
Sunday morning at'10:30, and to
the evening at 8:30. In the evening
services the sermon will be - deliver-
ered by Rev. G. H. Hillmer of Tex-
Swiss
pounded for that purpose and
do pro motif
ov^Toie;-,'
War Ml* locally by
STILES DRUG CO,
FOR QUICK DELIVERY
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Oakland
I have contracted for twenty-nine of these cars
for the present season, and am ready for immediate
delivery. * If you see me at once you can secure a
car now. , * /
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$ 1,225
For six-cylinder, five passenger car, delivered
in Clarksville*—the best bargain in the world for the
money.
R. J. MIESCH
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Clarksville, Texas
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“Tb Cheaper to Build a Garage of
Your Own Thar to Pay for An-
other’s—or to Rom Your Car”
The sum you pay monthly for gar-
age rent would just as well buy
. lumber and tsKw ’ tn Kujl<j yqut
own garage. AFer that you save so
much a month. k\n4 a good garage
is insurance on the looks and life
of your car.
Our Help Free
Protect your car from weather and yopr
purse from expense. Yomr own garage,
built after our plans and suggestions, wifl
do it The service is free. *
We are prepared tc supply all the neces-
sary building material for a first-class job.
And we assure you our prices are fair
and square.
For the oake of econ-
omy and oafmty look)
after t/ue now
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J. W. Allen & Bro.
arkana. Text for the morning serv-
ices: 1 Cor. 10, vs. 6-13, Theme:
The Judgment of God upon the
Children of Israel in the Wilder-
ness. His judgment came upon
them, first, as punishment for their
wickednessc tecopdly, as a warning
for us, lest we fall into the same
sins.
You are cordially invited to be
with us.
Rev. H. J. Luker, Pastor.
HIDES
■v Drop around to our store
We-will bdy them
Just
New shipment Chase & Sanborn’s
coffe aud teas. Best-you-know
Phone 85, 86 or 75.
J. A. Dickson (c Bro.
Groceries
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The Clarksville Times. (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 57, Ed. 1 Friday, August 8, 1919, newspaper, August 8, 1919; Clarksville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth850745/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.