The Savoy Star. (Savoy, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, September 30, 1910 Page: 1 of 4
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THE SAVOY STAR
‘A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE UPBUILDING OF SAVOY AND SURROU NDING COUNTRY . ” j
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Volume 9,
SAVOY. FANNIN COUNTY, TEXAS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1910.
Number 27
The Savoy Star.
SUBSCJUMIOlf RATE*,
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Entered June 7 1902, u *eoond«
olafia matter, post office at Savoy
Texas, Aot of Contreae of Marob
K 1879.
T. E. A«TXRBaR*Y,
Editor a Proprietor.
New Skirts,
New Coat Suits,
New Dresses,
New Goods,
HAVE just arrived: The very newest creations from the
different makers. We are much pleased with the new ar-
rivals, and feel that we are more entitled, than at any form-
er period, to your confidence and patronage. Large ship-
ments of all the new Wash Goods just received.
Electic Lodge No. 153.
A. F. and A. M., meets in the
Masonic Hall on the Saturday-
night occurring on or after the full
moon. Visiting brothers are wel-
come. A. H. Rose, \V. M.
C. C- Waldrum, Sec.
The water hauler and the well
digger are in great demand, but a
wise head says if we4fenl water in
September we will have a fine late
cotton crop.
OUK snOB DEPARTMENT
No Department in our store
is gaining more customers
than is our Footwear Depart-
ment. With the best makers
lines, courteous and reliable
shoe salesmen, and care that
the price is right, gives the
reason- If you don’t buy
your Shoes here, we both
lose money. Ours is a family
shoe store—every department
carefnlly guarded.
Visit Us Tomorrow
LADIES' RKADY-TO-WEAlt DEPT
Ladies Waists, Capes and
Furs, Muslin Underwear,
Knit Underwear, Heather-
bloom Skirts, Corsets,
Gloves, Hosiery, Etc. Etc.
Our stock is more complete
now than ever before and
we will gladly show you at
any time.
A nice nofrther blew in on time
Monday night. The only thing
hacking now is a rain, and some
people are^ not ready for that on
Recount of .their open cotton.
Mr. Robinson of Bonham was
here Friday getting up expense
money for the Fannin county ex-
hibit at the- State fair. He met
with pretty jjood success.
BOY'S CLOTHING
The boys were not forgotten
in our Fall buying. We are
showing the best and most
up-to-date line of Boys Cloth-
ing ever shown in Savoy.
You' can only appreciate
these bargains by visiting
us. Bring the little ones to
our store, we can fit them
up at prices so low they will
astonish you.
NKW NECK WEAK
We think you will be much
interested in the unusually
large line of new Neckwear
we are now showing. All
the new styles are represent-
ed at our store. Nothing
makes a young man look
more genteel than a snappy
collar and tie. We have
them in the very latest.
MEN'S AND BOY’S HATS
Our line of Men’s and Boys
Hats is complete and the
quality and styles are as
good as can be found in Tex-
as. Star Hats can’t be beat-
en.
FALL COTTON GOODS
, I ; V
Our Assortment of Cotton
Goods is more complete than
ever before. Crystal Cloth,
Fahey Suitings, (something
new and different) all the
new and popular shades at
25f per yard.
Mohairs, Pekin Stripes,
neat designs, new fall styles
a choice fabric for dresses
at 10 & 152 per yard.
Ginghams, Toile du nords,
a large variety of patterns
in all the newest shades
from 6V2C to 15c per yard.
Our Dress Coods range
shows the newest weaves
that fashion calls for. A 1 1
the latest shades are in this
lot.
Put Your Crop In The Sank j;
Autumn is the farmer's worktime. He ia now
gathering in what must keep him the whole year
through. In order to tide over the winter and
spring what he takes in now must be stored some-
where. Where can he store it better than
In Our Bank?
Not only is your money safe with us, but by
keeping an account you get acquainted with busi-
ness principles.
Try It And See.
WE ARE ALWAYS 6UD TO SEE YOU IH THIS BM.~
The First State Bank
or
SAVOY, TEXAS.
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MEN'S CLOTHING
Made by the well know’n
Schwab Clothing Co., is now
ready for your choosing.
Come in and inspect these
goods for you will find some
rare bargains.
DOCTOR KING
Nerve, Blood and Skin Specialist
It seem that enough cotton has ,
been sold here to make several I
yards of cloth and it is still coming j
in. Of course, there is nothing 1
like a representative crop, but it is 1
by no means a failure.
Mr. T. W. McSpadden brought
.some sweet potatoes to the Star
office a few days ago. They were
the nicest, in fact the only ones,
we have seen this fall, and they
were made*without rain. He has
spine good corn also.
Sumner Lansdale, the staff ora-
tor of the McKinney Democrat-
Gazette, has been appointed secre-
tary to Congressman Randell.
Sumner is a flue fellow and will
be sure to make good. The ap-
Th© abov© will remind you of only a few of the
many bargains to b© had at our store. You are
cordially invited to visit us before buying.
WHEN FISHING FOR A DOLLAR DROP A LINE AND CATCH OUR PRICES.
H. H. Arterberry,
Where Your Money Buys The Most.
REGULAR GRADUATES IN MEDICINE.
DULY AND LEGALLY QUALIFIED. Oi--
FERSYOMTWE LARGE AND VALUABLE
EXPERIENCE OF 17 YCARS AS A
SPECIALIST IN THE TREATMENT OF
NEr.VE, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.
AH Medicines furnished ready for u-^e.
No injurious drugs used. No detention
from business. Medicines sent everywhere,
freefrom gazennd breakage. No Medicines
sentO. O. D. unless instructed. Thousand*
of cases enred.
NERVOUS DISEASES. VARICOCELE,
BLOOD POt SON, STRICTURE. HY-
DROCELE, KIDNEY. AND BLADDER
AND PROSTRAT1C TROUBLES. LU-
PUS. SKIN CANCERS. SPECIAL AND
PRIVATE DISEASES, RHEUMATISM.
CATARRH. AND CHRONIC DIS-
PILES
EASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
CURED WITHOUT SEVERE OPERATIVE PROCEDURE CICTtll fi
Write for Oar Booklet flrf I Ui.fi
Seventeen Ssr. of Unq.iaitfied Success
Dr, King's
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VfCORAL PILLS. Nature* Restore*— for Week Men
fl.tMoertoox. 3d days treutnuwg, 8 boars *..00.
BLOOD CELL REMEDIES, the Croat Ufcod PoHf.er.
per home,S-iday* treatment. 8bottle***.00.
in bo procured onty from Dr. Ktng.
tbe Oocl°r to-day. Don't delay, he will gtad-v «rir~ v->»i ht« opinion
pf HI I S. regarding the curability of your case. MY BOOK FOR MEN
Mr 72 no go boot for men sent securely sealed in plr.in entc'cyc.
I app i-a.ioa
I hr'mil v i-si-d
DR. KISS SSi*?-""—*-u"
TO THE PUBLIC
Everyone who has seen our cem-
eteries recently is aware of their
Judring Contest
Ttecornb-ing the importance of frv
tere-sting the yo ;rsr men of Texas In
the judging of livestock, the State
Fair of Texas offers a tola, premium
unsightly appearance, made so by I &****' „% "*,a'c
weeds, grass and thistles. We
believe every citizen around here
has an interest and a pride in these
pointment is a compliment to both cemeteries, and that it ih a careless
and not a willful neglect. We
parties.
also believe you are willing to lend
a helping hand in cleaning off and
beautifying them, and that it is
only necessary for some one \o
To this end The
Sympathy is oftentimes mis-
placed. No matter how much you
do for some persons they are not ta^e I*16 ka<L
satisfied, and think you should do Civic League has set Tuesday Oct.
more. Even beggars are
ways satisfied with what you will-
ingly giye them sometimes and are
very ungrateful.
1 Any resident of the state of Tex-
as under twenty-Mve years of age.
who has never taken sn agricultural
i course may compote.
2 Any undergraduat° agricultural
student reyulatly enrolled rt t'.ie A.
and M College in 19 /0 i s eligible to
compete.
3. All these wishing to connote
must make application to the secretary
of the State Fair cf Texas one week
I before the ojering cf the Fair.
4. Each contestant will be requ'red
J to judge classes of horses. cattle and
sv.ine.
not al- i 4. as dean-up clay tor sunnysiae,
and the following Tuesday, Oct.
ii, for the Jenkins graveyard.
A saloon keeper in New York
We respectfully solicit the help
of every one; man and woman, in
town and out, to come and bring,
3*our hoe, rake, or shekel, and
Cla^K No. P4—Catt’.o:
A. Fir.-.t premium .........
.....
D. Secrrid : crnlum......
..... 1'O.rtO
C Third premium ........
..... 8.00
Swine—
Tl Kfpftt
R. Second premium ......
..... in.jio
F. Third premium .......
..... 8.00
Horses—
4. First premium ........
.....$ir,.oo
II. Second premiuni ......
..... io|oo
I Third premium ........
..... 8.00
In the livestock department great
^eet of another saloon, in order to one. This is a duty we owe the
put his competitor out of business, dead. The Leagqe has been striv-
His rival says he will retaliate, ing faithfully for y>me time to get
So if they succeed in closing two funds to fence Sunny side, and we &00; swine, $5,00o. and sheep $1,000.
Task a Vast One.
Few people realize the vast amount
of labor there is to this task of getting
in readiness for each annual meeting.
President Kiest has divided this into
three part* under the head of improve
ments. entertainments and exhibition*
Assisted by his directors he adopts a
general plan, covering each depart-
ment and prepares a budget for tx
peirsps from that of erecting a hun-
dred 'thousand dollar building to that
of the prize to be awarded in the ex-
hibition of women’s handiwork.
Secretary Sydney Smith and Assist-
ant Secretary Ben E. Cabell are in di
reel charge of the details of all im-
provement work. Both are well known
to State Fair patrons. The former has
been with the Fair almost continuously
since its initial meet. He is deemed
the best authoriay on State Fair top-
es in America, and It is no unusual
thing for bini to receive a letter from
Virginia. New York or Washington
asking for* the details of the organi
i zatiou of thog'rosent State Fair of Tex
i as. Many Fairs have been modeled
after the Dallas plan, and among then
i may be mentioned the Louisiana Statr
j Fair.
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Nature cf Monument./ L
Ope ran easily urqers’and the posi
1 tien of President F. .1. Kiest and ht
directors.! The Fair is in the natur
F. SUDDATH.
Tonsorial Artists.
First Class Barber Work at All Times, j;
We are row located in our new quarters and invite
You to give us your patronage. We
Guarantee our work in
every particular
j Suddath & Rodridgnus
Savoy, Texas.
pre parations are beidg made for a rec-* of a monument to f irm, it will liv
vrd-breaklng exhibition. The cash
premium* In this divis oii total $10,500
long, altef n*y are gone, hence the 1
desire that it prosper and itnnroy*
for beef and dairy horse*. MO,- each yea:?. The per nap 1 of the ! -.’V 2nd.
saloons, the latf
loon to be in 206
.will prove a good one.
forbidding a s.v are not willing to spend any of
feet of a church this money to have the yard clean-
t ed off, and have decided upon the
• (above plan to have thi.-, fntich
I needed work done. . We believe
There is something stirriug ic you will lie glad to do your part,
the air About some new bnsinesh Remember the date, next Tues-
fcouses going up pretty soon. The day at Sunnyside, and Tuesday
plan now is for the Masons, Wheel vveek at Greenwood. (Jenkins)
bee Mercantile Co., and Sam Ba-1 Very respectfully,
ker to put in buildings fronting The Civic League,
north, beginning on the corner
ppposit/e Gallaher’s drug store and
extending east in the order natnedj.
This will be a wonderful improve-
ment in the looks of the town, as
it will fill ip all the vacant lots on
pur main steet.
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Sliniey, J, C. D’;kc. .1 j- F. i/’nl \V
j I. Yopp, tV. H. Ga-.:ti A. I* Trrison
I Sam P. Cochran. l!uy; 1 A Ferris
j Jurat s Minroney. It. H L Haight u.-.
j Sam T. Morgan
Despite the fact tha* !?■:*-f '1
r.ct reueiftf, showed a com do! aide do
crease over - that of the Fa.r of I'-vM
I the mauafri met’t this year is expend-n*
a larger sum for pormanept improve
meats than ever before The maim-
men? is convinced that a* lb ■ ramin;
' Fair the attendance will |i • record-
breaking. All inditaiam point t<
such. atul. to this <:ul. the host at-
tractions obtainable frill- lu* provided
for tie entertainiiici i of tlu* crowd:
drd.
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B. Y. P. U. PROGRAM.
For Sunday, Otffober 2nd, 1910.
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TOPIC:
Gercrnl Review of Last Quarter.
Leader, Mrs. J. B. Pirtle.
1st. Song, Scripture leading.
Prayer.
Advantages of a B.Y.P.U.
W. L. Teague
Best Method of Creating
Interest and Advancement
of The Union.
P. O. Ruthven
Necessity of Regular At-
tendance. ^
Miss Ella Johnson.
The Object of a Union
Mrs. J. B. Pirtle. j
General discussion of the!
last Quarter’s lessons.
By all. :
Bible .study, Acts 6:
Business, and-dismissiou.
P. O- Ruthven,
president.
At the approaching twenty-fifth an-
ni:al meeting of the State Fair of Tex-
as. which begins at Dallas, October 15.
and continue* sixteen day*, visitor*
will have an opportunity or inspecting
a mode! rural school building. Th>*
model school house is already erect-
ed and is equipped with fhe latest* in
school furnishingsJ Thin exhibit Is
encouraged hy the State Fair manage-
ment in order to assist in the Improve-
meet of the condition* in the rural
schools It Is the stand of tho manage-
ment that the children of the rural
districts should he given school ad-
vantages equally as go<Kl as tiioae who
live In the large cities.
4th.
5th.
6tli.
For the twenty-fifth annua! meeting
of the Stete Fair of Texas, wb'cb
open* at Dallas. October 15 ahd con-
tinues si*teen day*, the railroads will
make exceedingly low round trip rates*
from all^Kdnts in the Southwest. Ap-
preclatlm the vast importance the
l?taTe Fair of To'.as is in the develop-
ment of the Southwest, general pas-
senee.’ afei’.ts of Southwestern rail-
roads have a sured the management
that a visit to the Fair will be in tho
roach of all.
Poultry faneior3 of the Southwest
will find much of interest in vKcir di-
vision at tho coming State Fair of
Texas, which opens at If.lUts Octo’iet*
If. and continues sixteen days Tha
premiums ir. thil division have been
c< rslth-r blx iv.orea: e<l over last ve.tr.
AH the latest developments in the 1r-
dti-drv will >.c exhibit. <1. Sutierinten-
d^nt Van Winkle is now in th^ North
attending rhov.a in order to itccom*
acwufcinted with tlie latest in the poul-
try *JlO\V Itsp'-Ct
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Arterberry, T. E. The Savoy Star. (Savoy, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, September 30, 1910, newspaper, September 30, 1910; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth974579/m1/1/?q=central+place+railroads: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bonham Public Library.