The Courier-Gazette from McKinney, Texas • Page 9

'-r- aep Get in the I I' YOUNG MAN who wants original and refined Clothes for spring and summer wear will find satisfaction in the many ultra-fashionable styles for young men we have lately received in and Si You will find them only at our store. Come in early and get what you to your liking. Prices From 15 to $30 I THE SPRING SUIT You Be Settling the Question This Week i I Settling the question, means with you, determining which line affords the most style and service for the money you want to invest. Wk New Spring Hosiery, New Spring Ties, New Spring Hats, Cloth or Straw; New Spring Shirts. Everything new men wear for spring.

We do what we say; we say what we do. I No store in McKinnev has er.nned i hefter or more than tntrs. since h'or which are very keep tiie best for tren, represent liot nnsFi vour money if riot or salisned. Walter Howell Si Lucas Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers, Northeast (Corner Square, oAm yiH KSI foi FOU i-: 7 7 iu half (r-tia of (Venia. TO aifos io (oliiva- tlon, So onxS.jo ito- provorin-rit tako io aoil on a -vr WKaf havf you to ofTor MrKiiiOoy Ut.oil- ty l-'rank (F Mur.

Courier-Gazette Classified FSTVTi: Foil on 'I'liADF Sll a.oos, 2 sotiThoast of f'ilot FoSni. mixed Idaok land with a crop of corn rotton; all kind of veuetaMep. Oood G-rooni hooHe. throe pood wells of w.att pood barn. 2 a (res In oreliard, arres In h.alanre In pasture; prh 5 827 00 1-2 rash halanre to Pult purcliaser.

W'lll for some towfi Kinney llealty Co Frank G. Doweii, Mirr Ad Rate: Three lines, 3 times 25c Three lines, 6 times 40c Three lines, 1 mo. 1.20 Want In I 7 in () coonty, on ShejTiiao and road, artos 'w, a I i i itc! in rc jro'oo jdi-iity of L'ood toroi iioo-e, L' Tt's in orr h- i'l! arpr- 'roiiDS half baser, ok houfll, Uaily Crtish. Moio to suit reiil 4 1 KfiiOt K( lity J'rui inH DIS Ft iiFN'r. FOH N'ii suite of hmafed for pivsitiao or Wiil fix up to suit ten- ant, on poMir scjuare, Applv to 17.

nurraut, buFid-j iror, rriianton ((U'aue. looiis, two porihes. near car line. 17. nHKXNAN.

FOH S.ILK. IIKI.r WAXTKI). FARM HAND A.NT mati prefvried, must have capacity for txork and of good character. Apply to this offlre, FOR SALK OR Qreen Mount addition, lots by 140 to trade for MeKinnev proper tv. What have you offer? McKinney Realty Co, Frank Uiwetl, MRf.

LlVEStiKTC. FU 1 ST 17 li FD JERSEY BULL for tervire at 1 he White Livery Barn, i tee Walter Downs. i'OR iinired wire to frooi hail, at half prif-e. M. F.

Wheeltm, 2 FOR or acres one mile west of Cottio, 4 -room house, 7 aeres in orchard, 50 acres in cultivation, in timber. Price 1500 one-third caah. balaiue to suit purrimser Will accept and in Kinney as part payment. What have vou offer Realty F. G.

Dowell. Mcr. -To htjy fresh young n.ilk t'ovv. one with heifer Frank G. Dowell, phone 65 Office in Courier-Gazette and DiU'-ocrat-Gazette huiMing, MvKluney, Texas.

FOR 7 Seventy-five seion.i hand stooi tiortoni for (hura los tialls, etc. .1 Frank Sn.iih, ('ourity fional Rank. i I S11H7 W1.1\S. Sidewalks and Curldn.g? (Hd everything In concrete work lone and guaranteed b.v P. Scott, No.

42 F.aat Anthony street, Texas. furnished free t''U 7 loca led west rtf t'a'i'ou M. Lfood 1 st, ru 15 in hog proof terice. with ruji- ne wnter io in pasturi rich chocolate hand. to if' gof)d 22') es (ieed.t'd land acres land half (ash, fial.aiice on time- to suit itura'haser.

McKlniuo- Rea it I'rank lt iHtr. Win. 0 Mill, W. a ill kansas H. M.

PHllilpt wJ visited Mr. and Mfi. son Thursday. tv' Clftud Oaitafher others of Wylie, Wedneaday. Mrs.

uiffft J'iii Wise county, 1 Yialttnf ter, Mrs. S. L. SadUi. Mrs.

Wayne Witlls of visited Mr. and T. ker one day last weak. T. E.

Parker Is paironlsiBi Rockwall Creamery and mym making a handsome prodi od cows. Wm. Craft of Locust Orove his place here to Ben Fayite ef Rock wall county: consideration ndt Known. Clffft. May 23 i Our annual picnic Is being tnlked; will report facts later.

Mrs Byrd arid cTindren of vov'C visited Mrs. Wester last wetrik. Glad to report Mrs. F. W.

mudi Improved after a ness. Choir practice every Thuraday nieht. The convention didn't qnlte kill us. Cora Nichols, Gladys 14 Velma Nlpp. Mrs.

Slanghter and son. of Anna, were gtiest.s of 7 A. Gladden and family, (luite recently, The storms of last Friday and Saturdav afternoons were severe. While no damage to any great tent was done, hen houses and chicken coops were Mown about consld- erahlv Verv little rain. (h)ttHge Hill.

May 23 HARK.SDALE. Mr. Clfnt Haggard visited in Plano last week, Mr. Maul visited home' folks Saturday and Sunday. Mr.

Ifenry Hac( ns made a business trip TO lasf Friday. Miss Susie Lunsford who has been for time. Is no better- Mr George of Plano x'is- his lirofher. S. O.

Hurkeloe, re( 5 jf hu Thomt son who attended tt 4 Siephfe, b'a's' rel'urned home. Afrs, Wade Crawford of Dallas visited her mother. Mrs. G. B.

Faturday and Sunday. accottnt of the rainy weatber- Stockard did not fill bia regular at Bacrus. He will iJiuMub the fifth Sunday. Barksdale, May 24 nice, gontle rain fell here lav moriiiii'z and the frost- forn looks fine again. -F -M Yates a lid wife of Grape- viiie were here Mondav.

7 dgar was in Dallas the of the week. Mrs, L.avi.rcnc.e and two (hiMrcu. Roberta, are visiting H. Sinnnons. Dr Walker has returned from Tew York, is three new brick huihiings eiasued 'fi'lina, 1 Tf you are not a vegetarfan will find something to jufft salt yOBf taste at Downs phone 53 New lot of fine diamonds at Ab- IxitFs, 171 but' sume calves old I ctiough to Fraitk G.

Dowell, plione 65 uifice In Daily Courier-j itud Dcmocrat-Ga- /ert.e fiu!) Riig, Texas. 7 -i and a business house I in town of to trade for! farui la W. st Collin county. Whiit you to Real-! tv Frank C. Dowell, Mgr.

CHICKKXS. CTHCK Texas Seed and Floral famous cblck feed, 'onBistlng of prepared charcoal, blood meal, oyster shell and grit for bv Klstler A Bristol. WORK. IPiVltllRH.S W.A.NTKI». FOR 123 1-2 acres of black sandy land, two miles of Pilot Point, 100 ft( res in cultivation.

23 1-2 acres in timber. 2 acres in young orchard, 6 bouse, good barn, two good wells of water. Price 5 835 00 1-2 cash, balance long Realty -Frank O. Dowell, Mgr, PLUMBING. 17 DOM LE.N- mg; phone 2 5 ilaud.

-Sanitary pluinh- Wolls Fargo old NDTR'F 17 1 will 1 able to fake fifteen dui'int: Go' inal, Board and lody- 15 5 per week. Mrs. 20 Nori it f't-iin, Bt. iET YOFH hair CUTS, SHAVES xnd baths at East Side Barber Shop. You win he pleased.

Cotner A Butier, proprietors. 80 ACRES of dark sandy loam. 6 miles south of Denton county; 75 acres In cultivation, 4 acres in pasture, two 4 -room houses, two in orchard; good bams, cloee school and ehorch; price 2940 -fourths halapee to suit msstfsg mm. MA HUGH PLUMHINQ CO. for high plumbing.

Prompt on loh work 4 fi 2 LATRONIZE MAHTLN'S Harfier corner square, tuhP in Marin, Texas. Jl-dw NOT.UtV IHJBI.U JREENBERRY ADAMS, Notary Public. All kinds of notary work ex- dcuted. At Oourler-Oasette office, ohone SS p-iiMBimaLitp'giyiiB BJkaoma. nmwu, Phone 1 7 WANTF 7 men to learn automobile by mall and for positions as chauffeurs and repair men.

We make you expert In ten weeks; assist yoti to secure position. Pay big. work pleasant; demand for men great; reasonable; write for and ssmple Institute. T. OF ARK I.NViTED to call at the Stde shaving parlor, J.

irunsoa proprietor. Hot and cold atbs, electric massage. Firstclass. rtnrtenns Ntf BU 8 INE 3 PKRBONALS. 7 SB WHITE dour; the tour that helps MeKinhsy.

100 ACR 17 of land 1 mile southeast of Tioga, a rith I'lack sandy loam, well iniprovod, of water, 5 acros in cultivation, 15 acres in timber. 2 small orchard, price pc.r acre, half cash, balance to purchaser. We will trade for town property or some young Realty F. G. I Dowell, Mgr.

I FOR B.M-K Oil tions of good farming land, 3 40 res, in one bodv, located 5 of the T. A- P. railroad, and 0 miles northeast of Midland, Tf'xas, the best town in We.st Texas. Feriied and fenced; has rliree wells of water; 3 windniills; 3 tanks; one 2 -room house: one 5 -room house; one buggy house; one large barn; stock penar The soil is the fluest grade of hocolate loam, will grow anything; in a fine cotton country, as well as ull other crops of grata. There is a fow scattering mesquite on the land, but the most of it 1 ready for the plow.

This piece of land can be Jtad at the very low price of $29 per ths balance at mre years; to draw I. mim comb honev at Price I 8 (The following are subject to the democmlfc prl- umry, to be held Saturday, July 23 1910 .) For Governor; R. V. DAAHDSON. For 8 4 th Difrtrlct: B.

Q. EVANS of Hunt county. For Representative, PUooe C. M. SPRADLffiT.

For No. 2 J. L. YARBROUGH. For CTuimty Jm T.

T. WEB; H. L. DAVIS. For County JOHN DOYLE.

J. TRUETT. For Ouinty CTerk GEO. E. STROTHER ARTHUR E.

SMITH For ColK-ctor ED S. BROWN W. D. GOOSTREP HENRY E. MORGAN.

H. R. (PETE) CHADDICK. For Shertff A. T.

ROBERTSON. ALBERT IteCyiUUUC ConamlspiniME.