The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], December 02, 1916, Image 3

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For Practical
Christmas Gifts
We have a full line of felt slippers for men.
women and children.
\lso evening pumps in black kid. beaded;
white kid and silver with Louis covered
heels.
vfartin-Simmons
Shoe Company
South Rogers Street
Hood Fanners Wanted
FREE RENT for the first year is being offered
to good farmers by big farm owners around Bea
Diont. Jefferson County, Texas. Several thousand
sores of rich lands, fair improvements and good
| water, schools and churches, accessible to good
shelled roads. This is being done to get more and
better farmers to cultivate peanuts, cotton and
other crops. If you have teams and tools and
(Bough money to live on until crop is made we
want you. Write us, cur service is free.
BEAUMONT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE or
BEAUMONT COTTON OIL MILL CO.
Beaumont, Texas
[dollar that walks by your j
!• yours. Get tbs Delineator j
•-rytody's Magazine for one |
ar ?2, or get either magazine]
pars (or $2, three dollars Is !
snlar price. Phone your mag-1
! Tiers, single or clubs, to 315.
1. A. C. Kemble. tf-dh
g-T. --r
*5.00 Reward.
\ reward uf $5.00 will be paid by
hi* company for the conviction ol
-.1*y one found guilty of taking the
Daily Light from the yard or lawn
>f any subscriber of this paper. EN
TERPRISE PUBLISHING COM
PANT
BAMS&5& !
EjjpmicM/ Dec9i
5JS Iroes for $2J2
For Cash Only
Standard, General Electric, Guaranteed
Electric Irons
This is the Iron
A Christinas Gpportuntiy
Here's your chance to huv that electric iron you
been wan*In to. eurscU or as a Christmas pros
,or s«nie of, your friends.
Keasttnb.'r can- supply of irons is limited r.iui the J
E’.eci • ical w" K” sate lasts ONE WEEK
■ -*> December 2nd to nth inclusive.
ORDER AT ONCE
Texas pove & yfl company
“SERVICE FIRST*’
NEW OFFICERS SWORN
IN B! COMMISSIONERS
I \K\\ COMMISSIOM KS IT Its T T<»
I \KI OATH \M> OTIII It M \\
Of K|« I.II.S .
' Itilhlij CdIIi'i(nr (Awu'ife Smith
list* fit|| of alUl.T.'i Turned
linti n llv OM Court llcfnrc
Trmtt
Ciiday was the time for swearing
: ir. the new officers of the county
I gov eminent. The »*art In tht* dir«c
j Mon was made when the newly «!er t
| ed commissioners were sworn in on**
| at a time as their bonds were ap
[ j loved Then the new court set
t about swearing tn the county offl
1 errs. Collector Tom Jones and
County Attorney Henry Tirey were
tiie only new officers ut the court
house, although several precinct
officers took the oath of office that
day.
In a settlement with the old com
missioners’ court before the gave
way to the new court retiring Col
lector George Smith failed to get nn
account of $1121.75 approved. The
account whs for delinquent rolls,
which according to Mr. Smith, en
titles the collector to extra compen
sation. The court stood tied on the
ouestion when County Judge Tidwell
decided against Smith.
”Jt is only a beginning to the
natter” said Collector Sm th today.
“1 will of course insist that it be
paid, and I hope 1 will not be put
to trouble in collecting w hat is right
fully mine and what the attorney
general has held as right, but l will
; bring suit If necessary to collect the
amount due me.”
Mr. Smith declared that it was
necessary for him to employ an extra
assistant to do this work and that it
cost him more than $800 of his own
money, therefore he will insist on
the payment of the claim.
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♦ IX TIIK CHURCHES. ♦
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Bullard Heights Mission.
Sunday school at 4 p. m. Regular
evening services at 7 o'clock.
First Presbyterian Church.
Preaching at the morning and
evening hours as usual.
Suuda} school at 9:45.
You are invited.
Episcopal Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. rn.
Services at 7 p. m. Rev. .1. B.
Whaling will preach. The public is
invited to all these services.
Central Presbyterian.
The usual services will he held on
Sunday. At the morning hour of
worship a speaker of the Y. M. C. A.
conference now being held at Trinity
will preach.
Main Street Christian Church.
Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
The Christian Woman’s Board of
Missions will have charge of the
morning service in observance of ttie
day for work as a national organi
zation.
Christian Endeavor at 6:15 p. m.
Evening services at 7:15. The
evening services are always evange
listic. Every one invited.
Methodist Church.
Sunday school at 9:40 a. m.
Preaching at 11a. m. and 7 p. m.
Epworth League meets at ti p. m.
Tomorrow will be the first day of
the new pastor, Kec. C. L. Cart
wright. He will preach at both
morning and evening hours. All the
members of the church are expected
to be present, and visitors will be
welcomed.
’ Christian Endeavor.
Central Presbyterian church.
Topic for Sunday, December 3—
“The Consecration of Business Lite.”
Rev. ill: 14-22.
Why is consecration of business
life the key of success?
“Both riches and honor come to
thee, and thou relgnest over ail: and
In thine hand is power and might:
and in thine hand it is to make great
and to give strength unto all.” I
Cbron. xxix: 12.
Then we see first, it is our duty,
and second, why we succeed, if we
do consecrate our business life to
Christ.
Mr. Rice of a wealthy shoe maker j
who had this motto hanging over hi
desk: '"God first; family second:
shoes third.” How great it would be
to live if e.ery one would live by
such a motto. Do your best God
Come to the Endeavor at *’• o'clock.
C. W. 11. '1. Program.
Tomorrow will be C. W. B. XI
day at the Main Streei Christian
church, and a* 11 o'clock the follow
.. v*,...: -* - • *mmej * -• . ^... •tm ■ a ii ' 11 1 '- — WJ
Special on Tailor Suits and Oresss
?IIa /**»« liberal reductions from regular prices,
dlv Gllvllllg Some have been waiting to take ad
vantage of the reduced price, so come in at once and be
fitted while you can get the advantage of first choice. We
make a specialty of ladies’ ready-to wear so you may be
sure these garments are absolutely correct.
TAILORED Sl lTS SD K AND GEORGETTE ONE-PIECE WOOL DRESSES
$15.00 and $50.00—now $37.50 CREPE DRESSES $30.00 now $24.25
$37.50 and $t0.00—now $31.75 $2&q0 now!!!!!!!!!!! !$17.65
$3o.00 now.$27.50 $47.50 now.$37.50 $20.00 now.$14.73
now.{24.25 $37.50 now.$29.75 $1,8.00 now.$13.25
f“'•*?!! nmv.ffl.7j $;{-)00 now.$27.50 $10.50 now. A.$11.95
mm «<>«•.«*•» no".*»•“
$18.00 now.$12.65 $25.00 now.$18.75 Special prices on all Ladies*
$15.00 now.SI 1.25 $22.50 now.$10.95 Goats and Georgette Crepe
$12.50 now.$9.25 $20.00 now.'...$13,75 Waists.
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J. S. Campbell & Company
The Ladies’ Store
[ing program will be rendered:
Opening hymn.
Invocation— Rev. C. A Chastcon.
Hymn.
Prayer—Mrs. W. L. Harding.
Communion hymn and service.
Bible re <1B g. Matt, lx:32 and x:8
—Mrs. Getzendaner.
Special music.
Reading, "If Christ Were Here."—
I Mrs. M. D. Rutherford.
Song—"Far and Wide the Fields
Are Teeming.”
Sermon Mrs. Chnsteen.
Closing hymn.
Hotel Rogers Arrivals.
G. C. Moffett, ChllUcothe; Mu.
W. A. Francis, Huntsville; Miss
Alice t.abuzan, Huntsville; Miss
Keta Hatchell. Huntsville; A. B.
Caldwell, Dallas; Mabel Garner. San
COMING TO
WAXAHACHIE
D ctors Rea Bros.
SPECIALISTS I V THE THE \T
MEAT OC DISEASE WITMOI T
Nl'HGH'AL OPEIIITION.
At Hotel Rogers,
Thursday, December 7
ONE DAY ONLY
Will Give Free Medical Services to
Ail Who Are Treated On This
Visit.
Tuberculosis, Consumption, As
thma, Pleurisy, Bronchitis, Catarrh.
Catarrhal Deafness and I..mg Dis
eases treated with a combination of
medicine, serums, vaccines, diet, hy
giene, and exercise. 1
Liver, Stomach and Bowel Trou
bles, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Consti
pation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, En
largement of tiio Abdomen, Bad
Breath; those casese in particular
which have been improperly treated.
According to their system, they do
not operate for appendicitis, gall
stones, bowel ulcerations and impac
tions, doing away with the knife ami
much expense in the treatment of
these dangerous diseases.
K'dnoy and Bladder Troubles,
t ains in the back, weak back, swell
ing of the limbs, stiffness of the
joints, rheumatism, bid wetting iti
children, and all weakness of the kid
neys and bladder.
Nervous Diseases, epilepsy, neu
ritis. neuralgia, sciatica, paralysis,
mental weakness, nervous prostra
tion. sleeplessness, weariness, dis
eases of women, slow growth in chil
dren, club ' - ’ curvature of the
spin".
Blood n^d Heart Disease, swelling
of the limbs, pellagra, obi sores, !
vr rierve l>e".f "fj.vtatin" |
hrd circulation, cold limbs, numb- |
ness, enlarged el*nds. goitre and ;
,je< n-pp.itfd chronic diseases and skin I
diseases. .
live pisets s. granulated lids, in-1
flamed eye. trachoma, bad eye
sight. Item'- 1 f ont e -p strain and
the proper fitting of glasses; those
cases that need treatment as prac
ticed by specialists
!’i!c*e fistula, moles, warts, small |
tumors, and growths of » suspicious
nature treated with the hypodermic
injection method, an effective plan
of treatment wlthcru* surgical op* r- |
ation.
Those who have been told that an
ih-.c is iucui«...e. <**' , **
vited to cull. Married women must
come with their husbands, and chil
dren with their paients.
jljHfM prd 11 ic ft ft r*a i
sonaole cost. Head DD1 ; nd La to
rutorv. Minneapolis. M‘»«
Hours 1 a. m. to J i. j
Marcus; Winifred Barnes, dun Mar
c;,s; take Matthews, Fort Worth;
Ruth Onderdonk, Georgetown; Dol- j
lit N. Glover, Brown wood; 8eren»
Black; I*. C. Lockett, Dallas; Mar
guerite Stewart, Dallas; Jno. R.
Sv:aln, St. Louis: J .S. Hlgglnson,
Denison; Joe Branson, Canyon;
('has. E. Anderson, Dallas, Geo. II.
Oieenway, Dallas; H. C. Davis, Ann ,
V. Raney, Dallas; J. H. Leech, Dal- j
Its; A. K. Hurst, Chicago; W. G. j
l aird, Dallas; N. A. Mayers, Kansas j
City; J. O. Page, Dallas; W. J ,
Want, Dallas; J. O. Down, Dallas; i
G. W. Spouldlng, Dallas; 11. 1. Lurie, j
New York City; £. B. Smith. Mart; j
H. C. Duncan, Waco; J. 1C. McComh,!
Waco; G. H. Penland, Waco; Abbte .
Graham, Dallas; Miss Rosoleml K.vie, |
Marlin; Miss Alberta Kyle, Marlin; I
Henry Hilpp, Chicago; Miss Ruth j
Brown, Dallas; F. W. Warren, To- '
pekio; T. W. Coolldge, San Antonio; j
('.'inlllo Shelton, Denton; Mizzle |
1\, t« Lovelace, Denton; Jessie lias-1
1 ins, Denton; J. E. Williams, Dallas; j
Mrs. Drane. Corsicana; Miss Drane, !
Corsicana; Mrs. Ezell, Corsicana;
Hugh Drane, Corsicana; Margaret;
Vrughan, Dallas; T. A. Watson, Dal
bs; Robert DuBose, Fort Worth;
ilelan Hln-'s, Wichita Falls.
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♦ OLD-TIME COLD ♦
♦ CTKK—DRINK TEA! ♦
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Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or es the German folks
We Tell You
the Price
Just received new fresh stock of Celluloid
for auto curtains. We can now sew in back
curtain lights. Ford cars $1.50; other cars in
proportion.
One-man tops for Fords or light cars made
to order in our own shop. Rubber $20.00,
Mohair $25.00.
Fords recover top—Rubber $12.50, Mohair
$15.00. Work all done on power machines.
A visit to our shop will convince “U” we
are the leading repair shop of Ellis county.
Fords repainted $12,50. Auto painting of the
best.
Waxahachie Oarage & Repair Co
Opposite Post Office
Original Contractors of Auto Work
rail It, ‘‘Hamburger liruat Then,” at
any pharmacy. Take a teaapoonful
of the tea, put a cup of boiling wa
ter upon It. pour through a aleve and
drink a tearup full at any time. It
la tUo most effective way to break up
cold and euro grip, as It opens the
pores, relieving the congestion. Al
so loosens the bowels, thus greaklng
a clod at once.
It 1b inexpensive and entirely veg
etable, therefore harmless..— (adv.)
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A Real Automobile for Boys or Girls
WILL BE Bill BS AWAY SATURDAY, DEC. 30
A ticket with every purchase. The holder of the
lucky number must be at our store at 3 p. m. the
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This car is now on exhibition in our window.
WILL moOUE HARDWARE CO.