The Courier-Gazette from McKinney, Texas • Page 4

inti VOl FRIENDS TO Must Popular Place in I own. THE ALCOVE Where von pel We serve all of Inst fountain Gentlemen will Hiul Just the smoke they wish here. A ml we chit) a splendid Him- of fine candles. OTTO COFFEY BROTHERS. A Specialty With Us The liardware business Is a specialty with us, therefore we teel that we fill your In the hardware line.

i all around and let us figure on your next order. Foster Ballew Phone 291. West Virginia Street. first of April, some do say, Is set apart for All Day; But why the people call it so, Nor nor they themselves, do One Thing We Do Know and that is that during the month of April you can buy the BEST, PUREST and MOST SANITARY Milk and Cream at tlds Dairy. Great care should be exercised in buying dairy products.

The most unwholesome tiling in the world is impure milk, and it is very easy to let milk become unwholesome. Here at this dairy we exercise the greatest care in handling our products. You may order here with that supreme satisfaction of knowing that what you buy here is PURE and WIIOLUSOMK. PECAN GROVE DAIRY SAM APPLE, Manager. PROMPT Delivery TRY US Both Phones 793 White Billows Flour Your Grocer Sells It i 1 WAS MADE.

WE WERE GLAD TO HAVE YOU KNOW. SETTLE THE MEAT Ql ENTION If patronize this for a short time we are sure settle the meat question forever. Why not try It? Market Both Phones 35. Rev. L.

Hatterfield, of Renner, transacted business in McKinney yesterday. Rev. Satterfield owns a good farm in the Vineland community. Mrs. Leila Rever, of Climax, shop- in McKinney yesterday.

Mrs. Rcccr has rented her farm to her two woiiH-in-law and moved to Climax. Mrs. II Hart left this morning for St. Louis for a visit to her daughter, Mrs.

.1. S. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson was formerly Miss Hazel Hart of this Millinery Of the Unusual Sort The annual exercises of the Collin County Interscholastic League began at this afternoon at 3 with the preliminaries in debate.

To night at 8 the final contest between the debaters will be held. Debating teams have been entered Wetsel, Nevada, Farmersvillo, and McKinney. McKinney is represented by Newell Johnston and Jerome Sneed. Tickets for this meet are on sale at the North Side Drug Store for 2 5c as Goodner Cos! Co. PHONES 322.

Plain as ABC for me to you a five dollar bill or more on I lint spring -ult. am showing sonic or lie most atlraetlve fabrics I have ever shown. And I always guarantee a tit when I sell a suit. Come around and let me show you. And 1 11 appreciate your cleaning and pressing business.

W. M. Shipley Week ly I ariioerut-Gazotte. Thank you. J.

P. Hass of Dallas is a guest of his cousin, Frank Smith, and aunt, Mrs. T. J. Smith.

Mr. Hass is a cotton seed oil mill operator. J. L. A.

Andrews renews for The Weekly Democrat-Gazette. He now lives on route 2. We appreciate his friendship and patronage. R. C.

Fisher, a prominent miller, ginncr, thresherman and farmer of Frisco, was looking after business Interests in McKinney yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Hubbard returned from Quinlan Wednesday where they had been on a visit to his mother. Mr. Hubbard reports that he had some fine lue.k fishing while in Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Homer Womble, who live at home of his father, A.

Womble 12 miles east of McKinney, are the happy parents of a fine baby' son who took up his abode with them April 1. I Am Very Grateful for the splendid patronage accorded me during March and 1 most earnestly hope that I have merited a continuation of this patronage. I assure you of the host groceries and service your money will buy. Giles McKinney BOTH PHONES 31. Have Moved You Think It My Time What about letting mo have your April Grocery Account? There's not a doubt in the world but what I can give you the very best of satisfaction and I am sure no one will heat my prices or surpass my service and the quality of groceries I selL I greatly appreciate the business given me during March.

Walter Hedgcoxe i-Phones 97 CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS Election Tuesday, April 6. PERSONAL Peterman of Colina is in the; city today. I S. J. Dobbs of Princeton was in the city last evening.

Mrs. E. A. Newsome was a visitor to Dallas this morning. Mrs.

I. 1 Newsome went to Dallas this morning to spend the day. R. L. Clayton, one of best men, is in the county capital today.

Miss Allic Tull of Canton is visiting her brother, Will Tull, and family today. D. M. Haynes, a local insurance salesman, was a business visitor to Farmersvillo today. O.

C. Stewart, manager of Cheevcs went to Dallas this morning to attend to business. E. G. Carter of Tyler, Texas, sends in his renewal to The Weekly Demo- crat-Gazet te.

Th an ks. Taylor Coffey and son, JeAse, of Forest Grove were visitors to the county capital today. Thanks Thud Parris of Melissa, route 1, for his subscription renewal to The, Daily Courier-Gazetto. S. H.

Cole of Dallas is transacting business and greeting old acquaintances in McKinney for a few days. Miss Ethel Center of Denison, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. L. Montgomery here, has returned to her home.

Hugh Hardin, Traveling Freight Agent of the Illinois Central Railway was in McKinney today on business for his company. He has his headquarters in Dallas. Mrs. Wm. Ware is reported to he quite sick at her home on South Church Street this afternoon.

Her numerous friends will wish for her a speedy recovery. Hon. R. C. Merritt, Federal District Attorney for the eastern district of Texas, is getting everything in readiness to leave tomorrow for Beaumont to attend court.

Mrs. Roy Jordan and little son, Ijewis, her sister, Miss Lyndon Lewis, went to Celeste this morning for a few days visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Lewis. W. A. MoCasland hands us a for a years reading to The Weekly Democrat-Gazette which we appreciate very much. He lives on route 3 out of Blue Ritlge.

It. H. Wicker of Blue Ridge route 8, wishes to keep posted on the news sends us a dollar for a reading to The Weekly Democrat-Gazette, Collin favorite weekly. We are constantly receiving the very newest ideas, and will he glad to have you see them. Mrs.

W. E. Marshall' MILLINERY ANp NOTIONS. Easter Display and sale of pretty Hats and Ready-made Suits, Dresses, Slilrt Waists, Slippers. Shop early tomorrow and avoid the rush.

C. MeC tnd who live a Wentz, Texa sen ds us a that may read The Weekly 1 )emo- erat -G izette far i whole year. We appree iate the subscription very much. Their 5c, 10c and 25c Store just around the corner in the store formerly used as a millinery parlor. We invite you to come see the new Spring goods just received.

Come and see the low prices on Vests, Laces, Notions, Curtain goods, Overalls, Aprons, Gloves, etc. Thousands of useful articles at 5c, 10c ami 25c. A fly-swatter given free with every purchase of 10c or more Saturday. Find the place on the Interurban Street. Thanks.

LEONARD SON McKinney Matthews Bros. McKinney, Texas. AAA.U, long as the 200 allotted to McKinney last. All tickets bought at Plano will cost double that amount. The interurban will run a special motor and trailer for the benefit of those wishing to go.

It leaves the McKinney station at 6:10 tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon. Excursion rates are being offered. Contests Saturday. 1 Beginning at 9 a. m.

Saturday, interesting field and track cqntests will be held during the remainder of the day up to 4:30 p. m. At 8 that evening the declamation contests will be held. For Mayor: H. A.

FINCH. For City Commissioner: WICK GRAVES. W. S. MATHEWS.

SAM J. MASSIE. JOE W. BARNES. Prof.

Charlie Akin of Culleoka had business in McKinney today. He is one of the teachers in the Culleoka school. d. K. P.

Shrader returned to McKinney Thursday afternoon after a business visit to Cel in Prosper and Frisco. Ex-Sheriff W. S. Coffey returned to McKinney Wednesday after a visit of a month to relatives and friends in West Texas. Rev'.

M. C. Harris, pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Walnut Grove, was among the visitors in McKinney today. The front of the brick building on West Louisiana Street occupied by bakery has recently been nlcelv repainted. SUNDAY Tf you will watch you will see more pretty Hats, Suits and Dresses, and if you will ask they A 7 will all tell you they came from sautiful Collection of ail the new spring Bonnets, Suits, Dresses, Shirt Waists, Skirts at a very low priee.

Shop early in the morning ami avoid the rush. Matthews Bros. McKinney, Texas. Miss Myrtle Talkington has been quite ill for two or three days at the home of her uncle George B. Hughes on South College Street.

Matthews Bros. McK Inney, Texas. Roy Marcom left Thursday morning for Celeste to visit relatives and to attend the bedside of his litth son, who is very sick. J. It.

McCoy, real estate dealer, Is in the city today, ib- called in to see us, pushing his figures ahead on The THE PRIZE EGG OF THE EASI ER NEST because it is alwTays a Gilt Edged Proposition that affords sure protection to those who avail thmselves of its provisions. We represent a group of Insurance Companies that are the safest and surest on the list of those that enjoy the reputation of Absolute Integrity. W. M. SHIRLEY Pi re.

Tornado and Automobile Insurance. Mrs. J. W. Blurton, who has been very sick for the past several days, is in about the same condition today.

The Best Paris Sugar Corn won the highest award at the Fair in Chicago. We sell it for 15c per can. Cooper Grocery Co. Fresh Straw benies. We have received a shipment of fresh strawberries.

Come while they are fresh. PRICE STIFF. I most cordially invite you to make use of the ladies rest room which I have established in my store. It is here you your convenience and I trust you will make proper use of it. C.

J. Haydon Phones 154 The Cash Grocer. 99999 9 9 99 9 9.99.9.9999999 999.99 999999999 999 99999999999 999 April 381 April When you think about April Groceries just think of 381 and when you get ready to buy call that number over either phone. We will certainly appreciate any orders you phone us, whether large or small. We had a good business during March, for which we extend thanks.

Remember our delivery service is very prompt. Suburban Grocery Phane 3BP BOYS NEWELL JOHNSTON AND JEROME SNEED REPRESENT BOYD HIGH SCHOOL. At Easter time everybody discards the old Winter Footwear, ami blossoms forth with something like. Our showing of Spring Shoos Is a grand one. We've the Footwear made for men, women, and children.

COME TO THIS STORE FOR CHOICE STYLES AND BETTER THINGS IN FOOTWEAR. BONE RAY THE SHOE MAN. 01800620.