The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], December 01, 1916, Image 2

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Durham's Big Specials on /
Millinery and Ladie^
Ready-to-Wear
Thanksgiving is Hit* usual dak* <w\ which
we make otr Annual Fall S|>erial S:!** on Mil
linery and y^alics ami (Ihildrcns/Beady-lo
Wear (iamuHits. Thereftwe we ofR*r this sj>e
csal sale. \ /
uninf /I3K H ITS
Our entire line of fln« Trimmed
and Pattern Mat* ko on sale. In
• ludlnic Oaiwiriik and Gold Med*
al mokoH. Mot nn» re*erv«-d.
13.00 to It/oo HiKclal
only ./.81.40
It So to Wi 50- Hi. rial
only f 82. >8
I'.ftO t</ |9 00 Hpeetal
1 <*nly./. 83.48
1911.on Ao 114.00 -Bpdal
\ only/.84.38
Mho ill/2.7 l.ii'llii' Tallopd and
Yitni/ul Hals wore |2. >0 to 14.«®
V lpf' <>aly.UHC
Ladies*
Tailored
Suits j
Our lain*1 Hno of fi#
Tailored Suit* will l>«> tg Q
forod at very *i»*/il
In this aalc /
1 lot SI5.00 for /
only.M.08
1 lot SI5.00 for /
only.8/2.48
1 lot sso.oo for/
only.#14.08
1 lot 120.00 fo#
only.Ml 7.00
2 lot* 122.50 gr
only.#-818.08
3 loin 330.00#332.50 for
only..../. 824.08
3 lot* 340.# for
only... #...82 4.08
Alterations Irn' In Tlti*
/ Halo
Hoool.il J»U* on HI Ik ami
Wool I Jemt-*.
hp.tltill Halo on Ladies'
anti Cnld'n ( oat*.
Everything You Want in Dry Goods, Shoes,
Clothing and Notions
Durham’s
Waxahachie, “For Good Goods” Texas
PLAIN VI ENT
Tom and Ed Warrln of Powell
and Archie Trull nnj family of
Wyatt Switch TteltedjLw Svarren
Saturday and SundayI
Mi'taoa Tee and Kite Curry, who
arc attending high ichool at Wax
ahachle, visited home folks Satur
day and Sunday. /
Thoae who went tp singing at Lone
Elm Sunday afterAon were Misses
Jennie Alsup, MagJlo Unton, Mary,
leo Warren, Haiti/ Warren, Messrs.
Sam Olllontlne, Il'rlntis Harvllle.
Arthur Alsup and* Robert Warren,
Mr. aud Mrs. J. •! Alsup and Lee
Warren.
Miss Urahntn vent Friday night
With Mbs Mary Thompson and v li
lted home folksmt Venus Saturday
and Sunday, aewuipauled by Mias
Thompeon. f
Miss Pearl HfUler was the guest
of the Mlsaee Kirkland of Lone E'm
Sunday.
Mias Magginl.inton was with the
Mlaser* WarrenjBunday.
The Mitaes Warren were guests of
Miss Jennie Am up Saturday night.
Mr. and 1V«. John Linton spent
Sunday wlthpir. Robertson.
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Road the tight-—get all the news
ADDITIONAL l ilts
Harry Phillips of ihicugo has ar
rived In the city toAislt hl» father,
James Phillips, why ia seriously ill
at hiw home on Howl street
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. ('aliens aud
Mrs. J. A. G Ketibk and sou, Ben,
motored to Uallm Thursday to at
tend the "Fair uni Warmer" matinee
performance. /
Mr. aud Mrs.il. W. Singleton and
Mr. end Mrs. At. K. Erwin spent
Thursday In Saerinan, the guests of
Miss Ueba Hinik-ton, who Is attend
ing Kidd-Key.i
Exlitte Mamin, v.i\o attended the
foot-ball gitini at Austin, mine home
today for a liief visit to his parents,
Mr. aud Mri J. W. Martin, before
returning t<# his studies at A. & M.
Y. D. K Auble and wife, son and
daughter, Milan and Miss Margaret,
and their Auist, Mrs. Pat Hendley
of Fort Worth, Miss Esther Brad
shaw of J-imis and Miss Emma Tray
lor inutoakl to Dellas yesterday af
ternoon find attended the Majestic
Toilet, Manicure, and Sewing.
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SEGHO SH00TI5T HUS '
llinGJT UNWELL
<>M mi.uk t« iy hil »m>|
IVlTHIII lllf WLl.l.T
TllMOt4.ll Ikf IM*IO.
Quam I ami .. I I »«; il la iw-r!
Mali* Hriist Alu I Ylir.mgh
Mj I M ill \mw-r
T .(tr^Tl.i%
V. ill \ 'n<§, coho ■ <1, I • »*i • j
p« rh-., « tnuired anoth«r |
r.*gro by Ire name of Bert Malt
on the Mr'leGcnd . near Hard
well Thtvsday night, lie used a .is
(■liber roll) me! the toil let entered
Malts^ioily just under the heart and |
passrw entirely through him Al !
tho.rrh the negr was not dead this
moralng It was net expeeti I that he
\.iA.U\ recover.
panrt' w.ih am- ted hy Sheriff •
> f>earborn and Iieputlos Hag.is and I
I Godfrey soon after the sir’'ting and •
I* In jell awaiting the action of the j
I grand Jury.
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An Old Mail's SkuimiA.
As we grow older and ifts active, j
lem and less food is rOryp'ed to meet
tfho demunds of our belles. If too
mstch is liabituully ^V-n. the stom
achw^Jl rebel. MJw-n a man reach
es the mlmineed am- of H5 or HO, you
will flndstat ma Is a light eat or.
Ho as carofuKis you will, however,
you will ot!c®Ro^*!ly ent more than
you should Xnd wHL feel the need of
Cham her lam's Tableln to correct
the dlso^lcr. Th<*:ie ta^ets do not
contain n>op>'dn, but strcirH^sea the
storoagn and enable It to perragjn Its
functions naturally. They also cause
a gentlo movement of the bowels.
For sale hy Curlln’s Two Drug
Stores. e o d-adv
The dollar that walks tif your
door 1b yours. Oet tha^fjellneator
and Everybody’s Maaffine for one
year for $2, or ge^fTlther magazine
two years tor threo dollars Is
the regularce. Phone your mag
azine or^^T tingle or clubs, to 316.
Mrs. C. Kemble. tf-dh
Mrs. I*. O. Studied Tells flow She
Cuiisl Her Son of a Cold.
"When rita son Ellis was sick'with
a cold last wihler I gave hint Cham
berlain’s CoughsUcuied^ It helped
him at once and Wdefc’y broke up
bis cold,” writes Mji3%P. O. Stuchell,
Homer City, Pa* *Thi^SJOinedy has
been in use.A>r many wears. Its
good quailttn have been fdlly pro
ven by yrfny thousands of people.
It is pl^Tsnnt and safe to take. For
sale by Curlin’s Two Drug Stores.
o o d—adv
To get tne uu»i prices tpr any ar
ticle you may have y sale It Is
necessary that evepy'nody know that
you have something for sale. Let
the Dallv^Jitght want column tell
them a>dut It. tf
For a Weak Stomach.
Asvjt general rule all vyrneed to
do Is ck^adopt a dlct^atnted to your
ago and tHxupatlpif and to keep
your bowelsNgfeuIar. When you
fori that y«fu hav^N^atcn too much
and witffn constlpatedTuWt^^ne of
Chamberlain’s Tablets. For sale by
Curlln's Two Drug Stonjj*r e o d-adv
If you contempltfte marriage this
fall let us pr^pfyour marriage invi
tations or•, iinnounceinents. J. T.
Tucker, -Job printing, “that’s all.”
nt the Dally Light office. tf
Certain Cure for Croup.
Mrs. Rose Middleton, of Green
vllloklll., has had experience in the
trcatinuit of tlii i disease. She svytS:
"When BD' children were sinpfl my
son had fl»uji frequently/^ Cham
berlain’s CoWli Reiii#Ky always
broke up these BkLipIfs immediately,
and 1 was nevej/^l^iout it iu the
house. I ha>e takens^inysclf for
coughs arj*Kcolds and winbwAood re
sales .’^/''For sale by Curlin'* Two
DrirffStoros. 0 o (H-adr
Don t worry ovpr’ trying to find a
buyer for wha^fer you may have for
sale. Let the Daily Light want col
umn do the work for you. tf
$5.00 Reward.
A reward of $6.00 will tap-paid bj
this company for the oaffvlctlon of ;
any one found ruRtZof taking th«
Dally Light fropF'tlie vard or lawD
of av sub^rfuer of this paper. EN
TEUi'JM^C PC11LI8H1NO COM
I'ANT.
If you have second-hand
that you wi ll to di p. ^et the
people know It by pi; a small
at In the D.iilv Lie <■ »,umn. i
is aud receive a
them To. Daily
column can rent them
tf
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A Re%\ Thanksgivuig
s The car owner wno
\nows hqpf 'Willard
sJ^vicej* r» help his bat
teryu^rformance has
sonfbnwng to be truly
^Kan kfu^for.
Wajyrfjachie Batl^y Co.
T. n.».,-Vy liocntton V:.!n Strrct. Opiw*i\nn; Statiof
yr Ti lcphune 22 \
jfft'll be ftad to te*t your battery at any time
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NOTKH FORM 'I MF. FIKI,I> ♦
,\M) < I K *fc.NT COMMKNT ♦
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By R! (,L COX. ♦
I not'e from he Light that there
rre at work fou live squads of Wax
aharhle eltUezn soliciting funds for
the erection of modern, convenient
souitartuni bull ing for the use of
the citizens of halls county who may
b* in need of Uiospltal facilities.
During the past two or three years
there- ha. been operated n sanitarium
in a building whilh I believe was
nMginnlly designeift for the use of a
school. It is freq lently patronized
beyond Its capacity but the per cent
ago of mortality ol those who have
been taken there 1 as been remark
ably sniall. This I bows that the
surgeons and phy« dans in attend
ance have been as “fflfclent ns could
be. found in larger cities. A sanita
rium is not ordinar ly a dividend pro
ducer and most o them arc built
and maintained la gel.v by contribu
tions. In this ag of advancement
in surgery, in whilh so many opera
tions are performed it is necessary
that every town t|i any condderhlc
pretentious should!make provisions
for the care of tile afflicted within
the scope of their liuslness territory.
Ropitai ssrvice h;« made wonderful
strides toward claiming the patron
age of the people! during the past
decade: in as much as the care of
the sick is much bftter than the old
time method of Neighbor nursing
all thoughtful peolle must conclude
that sanitarium facilities should be
convenient for the iise of the afflict
ed. Before the establishment of the
Waxahachlo sanitarium there were
numerous cases tak&i to more distant
cities for treatment at a great ex
pense and inconvenience of tlu
patients and their families. The op
portunity Is now presented for Wax
aliachie to have a modern commodi
ous sanitarium. 1 have never known
the people of Waxihachio and sur
rounding community to fail to cheer
fully respond to any* call when it ap
pealed to their sound judgment. 1
propnesy in advance tnat tne tinK
It not far In the fi Jure when our
new sanitarium vvii I be under con
struction, but In ps rtlng permit me
to suggest that she uld you feel In
clined to hesitate i hen a member
of the committee c ills on you, just
stop and reflect uij >n the fact that
at any time you, j Jurself, or some
member of your fa nlly Is liable at
any time to need fanitarium facili
ties and that a grid one right at
your door is far piiferable to going
to a distant city aid among entire
strangers.
Charles Mattheuai, who Is in the
U. S. navy, wrote fiome a few days
ago that he would soon embark for
China and aski d $iis mother, Mrs.
J. F. Matthew:' uh Waxahachie I!,
to bake and send film a cake for
Thanksgiving. Mrs. Matthews
cheerfully compliofi with his request
and none but "the jboy who has been
away from home ran appreciate the
tearful happiness |of that boy when
lie sits down to fat the cake that
mother baked.
I reported Wii. Riddle gone to
Hamlin last ween He did not get
off hut is still dif- rmiued to move.
W. L. Met’, llau tm Waxahachie li
had his paper chin god to Gould
Itust. He made is a good citizen
and ins friends cleerfully recom
mend him to his Knew neighbors.
J A. Bin k and lArtly have moved
from Waxahachie llio Stony, Texas.
V. 1.. Cole and fai:«ly have changed
residence from new H. nry to Mc
Kinney, Texas, roiitl 5. W. A. Jar
rett's son. I c m cevtr remember his
name, had the Knteifirise sent to his
broth •-r-iu-law, W. |t. Walcott, at
Agua Unite, Texas.I B. L. Jeans,
for many years one} of our farming
cittaens, v, a here from his home
rear Allen, Texas las! week. C.
K Tbwup ,'c tsiiai up from Italy
\V. U. COX, V. axahncU14
3 to renew his allegiance tf the En
terprise. V. G. Alikins aiju ilia son
V. E. were visitors from/near For
reaton. W. II. ToungatJ of Nash
spread a smile over handsome
face. F. A. Martin, tub auto man,
gets the Light at lp> McKenzie
street. T. L. Miles, a prominent cot
ton farmer from Italy 2, was here
last week. J. W. L. fi’juli, for many
years a highly resjbeted citizen of
Kills county, was helo from his home
at Hico. John Jhrrctt, a wide
awake and good follow from Italy!
I, was here. E. Iif Mcharg of Chilli- j
cothe came down fo attend the funer-j
ei of his fatherJJ. N. Meharg. A.;
J. Roden of Bprreston E came tOi
my aid. G. W# Petty, one of tlte*
most quiet and! gentlemanly citizens
from Wsxahaclie D, contributed to*
my auto fundi J. M. Brooks of
Waxahachie II had the Enterprise
sent to Mrs. Brooks. S. W. Tidwell
had the papetf sent to his better half,
Mrs. M. E. Tidwell.
J. J. Roiiii from Forreston E
was kind to/ me. G. A. Bearden on
Waxahachie! C got back into the
sound doctiine club.
Friday i/started to Red Oak and
forgot to let off the car until a
reached lpllas, where I got dinner
j and saw tie Farm and Ranch presses
| in operation. M. E. Reeves of Wax
ahachie A was a passenger with,
me. Hacla at Red Oak I met and con
quered w. E. Gist and IV. H. Rice.
Sam Aiderson of Rocketit hauled
me to Eterrett where E. W. Kem
ble sulfaeribed for himself and re
newed fur his son J. Roy Kemble at
Charles City, Iowa.
Saturday I met and robbed R. Y.
Wltlu/rspoon, Red Oak 1, L. A.
Teagae, Boz, N. E. Nash, Ennis 8, R.
E. Blevins, Waxahachie A, and V. T.
Vanfreese, Waxahcliie B\ Mr. Van
i trerf-e tells me he may travel some
j thifi winter. Yours truly,
i f BILL COX.
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Cash Co
Sonth I*ou«i~ ”
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ANOTHER BIG
APPLES
!and it’s
‘‘IH'lw.
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Tomorrow You Will Want
Fresh Vegetables
and Frmts for
Sunday
We wjn have \ big supply.
We hay£ plenty of fresh country
/ butter. \
BOYD GOUNAH
Two Phones, Both—55 Old Phone; New Phone It]
Are you boosting for the Ellis County Sanitarian? j
I During December—
'Ymi can be well pleased in buying groceries if yoi
tradtWith us.
We appreciate your past patronage, thank youfo
it, and elicit a share for December.
L. YV COLE <S 60h
llotb Phone* 881^ Hwy Bb»6m Wwj
I Quality Counts in Groceries
We carry all the hQQ\ standard brands. Try u
during December and re^ize^hat a pleasure it wil
be to trade with us. \ /
Goodlett Cash Grocery
“The Home GladJhla Flour”
Old Phone 115 \ New Phone 36
2 Arc you boosting for like Kills County Sanitarium?
Mlirnn I ■ HIM I III II IIIIII lIQ 101 lllllI*ITT—
I We are indeed grateful to our customers
for the business given us during the
month of November, and will appre
ciate a share of your December business.
We wilt have everything in the grocery lint
to start the new month with. We guarantee
to please.
Parker & Company
.Are you boosting for the 10'IU County Sanitarium?
—It’s Safe, Quick>J£conomical via
The Home
Hourly Service betwee [5j Waxahachie, Hillsboro, Wat<
: intermediabk^oints.
AGENT FOR INFORMATION.
eys
I will pay the prices until notified tbroog
paper:
Turkeys 20c per IwawP*1
Bring me your turkeys 1 ^ave a . j jcn'
the highest prices for your chickens, an
short vou in weight. Y °wn c0
and weigh corr“*
Sec