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Hertford Brand, Friday, February It 1910
GREAT CLEARING SALE CONTINUES
OUR GREAT PRE-INVENT ORY CLEARING SALE we have been conducting; the past two weeks
has meant a great deal to many people, lor we have put money in their pockets. It has been their good
fortune to buy Furniture cheaper than it has ever been sold (or anywhere in the west. It has meant a
great deal to us since, besides the financial part of it, we have gained some much needed space to display new
goods we have been receiving for our spring trade. We propose, however, to keep this opportunity open a
week longer in order that others might have the opportunity of seeing for themselves how far a dollar will go
in our big store. Our goods are marked down regardless of cost and this means much to the careful buyer.
Dressers and Chiffoniers
Of these goods we are heavily stocked anU they must go regardless of cost.
Fine Princess Dresser, regular $47.50, this Sale <35.00
Fine Princess Dresser, regular $40.00 value, this Sale 32.50
Regular $35.00 Princess Dresser, this Sale 26.00
Fine Princess Dresser, regular $22.50 value, this Sale 16.50
$18.75 Princess Dresser, during this Sale 14.50
Fine Princess Dresser, regular $15.00 value, this Sale 12.75
Fine Chiffonier, Regular $30.00, this Sale 22.50
Fine Chiffonier, regular $22.50, this Sale 16.75
Fine Chiffonier, regular $16.00, this Sale 12.65
A nice $10.00 Chiffonier for 7.50
faroci Beds
We unloaeed a carload of Iron Beds last week from one of the largest and best
Bed Manufactories in the United States. Of these we have a carefully selected stock.
Regular $18.50 Iron Bed, this Sale 014.50
Regular $16.00 Iron Bed, this Sale 12.75
Regular $15.00 Iron Bed. this Sale 11,70
Regular $13.70 Iron Bed, this Sale. 16.50
Regular $12.50 Iron Bed, this Sale 0,75
Regular $10.00 Iron Bed, this Sale 7.75
Regular $8.50 Iron Bed, this Sale 6.50
Regular $6.75 Iron Bed, this Sale 0,00
Regular $5.00 Iron Bed, this Sale - ' 3.75
The above quotations represent only a few of die many bargains we are offering. The same reduction
obtains on every article in the house. Come in and let us show you some of our stupendous bargains.
E. B. BLACK COMPANY
FURNITURE
and
UNDERTAKING
Local and Personal
Old machines taken as part payment on Staffer
Sewing Machines. O. E. Fuller. 52-tf
Flour $1.45 per sack at the Ele-
vator. 52*2t
Beautify your home by planting
shade trees. L. P. Landrum. 52tf
"Ten Nights in the Bar Room"
tonight at Star Theatre.
W. R. Williams of the Ward
neighborhood was in town today.
Miss Nell Wyche was in the city
Wednesday.
Staffer Sewins Machines are sold on
■eats. G. E. Fuller. Phone MO.
w par-
t -tf
Spring wheat and oats at the Ele-
vator. O. Fallwell, Mgr. 52-2t
Judge C. F. Kerr was in Here-
ford Wednesday on business.
My two-story brick building for
sale. }. M. Bogard. l-2t
Broom corn
Phone 1.
seed at
Collup's.
l«4t
Dr. E. A. Bare and brother R. A.
Bare were pleasant callers at the
Brand office this week.
W. E. Tate and E. T. Bell of
Dimmitt were in Hereford Tuesday
on business.
O. Fallwell, manager of the Ele-
vator, says he has good spring wheat
and seed oats for sale. 52-2t
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Nutter have
moved to the Chester neighborhood
where they own a farm.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Evants return-
ed last night from California where
they have been for some weeks.
See J. M. Bogard if you want a
bargain in a two-story brick build-
ing. l-2t
Alfalfa meal is fee desert course
at old Jersey's dinner. It's a but-
ter maker. Try a sack from With-
erspoon & Harrison's. 52t2
You have read the book "Ten
Nights in the Bar Room," see it in
moving pictures at The Star Theatre
tonigbt.
Mrs. Broadwell, sister of Mes-
dames Garrison and Wheeler, has
gone to Amarillo to visit with an-
other sister.
Mrs. W. W. Edwards will be pre-
pared in a few days to do all kinds
of stamping. Latest designs in all
stamping paterns. At Ladies Fur-
nishing Store. 51 - 2t
W. S. Ranee has returned to
Hereford from Kansas and Missouri
after an absence of some weeks dur-
ing which time he made several big :
rades.
Weather Forecast
Special to the Hran<l.
New Orleans, Feb 11 10 a. m.
Tonight and Saturday fair
weather Warmer.
Clink.
Select spring wheat and seed oats
for sale at the Elevator. 52-2t
If you are too busy to call, call me— Phone 360,
Fuller at The Suitlturlum. 52-tf
High Moral show at Star Theatre
to night.
Best hard wheat flour at the Ele-
vator for $1.45 per sack. 52t2
R. W. Lovelace, manager of the
Hereford Telephone was in Texico
Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Warner have
have returned from quite a long visit
with homefolks in Iowa.
A limited amount of broom corn
seed on hand. You'll have to hurry
J. F. Gollup. Phone 1. It4
Phone 99 about Roses, Flowers,
Shrubs, Evergreens, etc. The Here-
ford Nursery. 52-tf
Pure Ribbon Cane Syrup in 5
gallon kegs at Jno. A. Johnson's
Grocery. 52tf
I The Elevator has spring wheat
and seed oats now ready for the
farmers. 52-2t
Have you tried a sack of that very
best soft wheat flour from the Ele-
vator? $1 65 per sack. The price
does not indicate the quality—It's
good. 52-t2
Nothing gives so much satisfaction
for so small cost as eletrict lights.
Let us connect up your house. See
us for prices etc. Hereford Light
and Power Company. 36-tf
We have the prices and most com-
plete stock of shades and fruit trees
etc , in the Panhandle and now is
time to plant. The Hereford Nur-
sery. _ 52-tf
Free building lots i n Baskin
Heights to the first twenty to erect
four-room houses Phone L. Bask n
for particulars. 48 tf
J. G. Callens left Monday for the
eastern markets wnere he will buy a
line of goods for his store and of
course for his customers.
H. C. Myrick was caught in the
office of Arnold & Matthews last
Tuesday and when "eyed" with
question remarked that he had n n
away from his office to get a breath-
ing spell, business was so rushing.
The unusual offer to deed a fine
corner lot free to the first ten men
who build homes in Baskin Heights,
is meeting with good success. It
wont be long until we see some of
our finest buildings in this beautiful
••Cermo." What is it? The finest
mixed feed for milk cows at Wither-
spoon & Harrison's. 52-2t
Pres. E. M. Haile of the College
in Amarillo this week on busi-
ness for the school.
J. N. Matthews and B. S. Arnold
spent a day pleasantly in Castro
County this week looking at Mr.
Arnold's herd of cattle.
Two-story brick building for sale,
25x80 feet, lot 25x140 feet. Little
money will handle it. J. M Bog-
ard. l-2t
R. H. Barnett is playing store
again. He's at Stambaugh's for a
few days in place of W. O. London
who is visiting his family at Black-
tower.
addition. A private park, near the
Rev. Jasper T Moses and family center is being laid out Write L.
left yesterday for Toyah, Texas, Baskin for partictulars. 36-tf
' where he has bought a three section j
farm. He intends to devote a part G. H. Bryant pastor of the
of his time to preaching, but will Methodist church at Dimmift was in
improve bis holdings for a fruit! Hereford Tuesday and made inquiry
farm. aoouta chapel organ for the Bethel
J neighborhood southwest from Dim-
mitt. The young people gave a box
supper in that community recently
and raised $30 00 which to buy an
organ.
Miss Griffith Receives Injuries.
Miss Miilicent Griffith, principal
of the Dimmitt Public School, wrll
known in Hereford, having '.a ight
in this school, received serious in-
juries last Friday at Dimm;tt while
returning w,th a party of young
people frorr. a social function The
horse gave the buggy a sudden turn
and tnrew her forward ag.'t;nst the
wheel striking her ever tne heart.
Mrs. J. W Karr of Friona and
little daughter, Zelma made a bus-
iness call at the Brand office Tues-
day She says that many new peo-
ple are coming into her town and
community and that they are a busy
lot down there.
J. R. Boyd and J. L. France Ooth
of Ohio were here this week pros-
pecting. W O'Brien introduced tne
gentlemen to our leading business
m*n and tney took a spin over the
Hereford country It is needless to
say they were p.eased.
D. W. McMillon of Friona cane
up by auto Wednesday and attend-
ed to business matters.
Home made light rolls made from
hard wheat flour are the best. We
can furnish the floor at $1.45 per
sack, Star Mill and Elevator. 52t2
Mrs. Delphia Cox and children
have returned from a visit in Okla-
homa, returning by way of Gran-
bury, Texas, where the made « visit
with her mother.
John Knight, real estate dealer of The impact rerdered her .mconcious
Canyon City was in the city last Sat*- for several minutes. She was re-
urday and nad with him a picture of moved to a nearby house and a phy-
the proposed Normal School building, sician called She did not improve
It showed to be a handsome struct- as anticipated and Dr J. W. Rogers
ure. The cost will run $100,000, of this city was called down to see
and will be 286 feat by 194 feet. her. At this writing she is improv-
! Canyon City is proud of the estab-1 ing and it is to be hoped that she
■ lishment of such a school and all the will be up in a few days. The
' Panhandle joins her in the felicitous school at Dimmit has been suspend-
feelings. 1 ed for this week.
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Elliot, A. C. The Hereford Brand, Vol. 10, No. 1, Ed. 1 Friday, February 11, 1910, newspaper, February 11, 1910; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth253540/m1/7/: accessed May 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.