The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], December 12, 1916, Image 8

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| Because We Have for Him
\ Thing* He ALWAYS Want*—Yet NEVER Buys for Himself
Smoking Jackets
Bath Robes
Auto Gloves and Caps
Wool Sweaters
Silk Shirts
Silk Mufflers
Comfortable House Shoes
Silk Socks
Ties, Suspenders, Gloves
Fine Umbrellas
Walking Canes
Kid Gloves
Silk Handkerchiefs
Linen Handkerchiefs
Combination Sets
Traveling Sets
Hand Bags
Suit Cases
Jolesch Bl Ghaska Go
The Big Store Since 1875
You should buy the
box of candy today
Only a few more days until Christmas is here.
Greet her with an appreciated surprise. A box
of bur high quality candy will be sure lo please.
Tin quality and II: a beau I if ul boxes will asurc
this. Make it a point not lo neglect this essen
tial gift for Chi simas.
1 pound assorted Chocolates.50e
2 pounds assorted Chocolate-.*..-SI 1 ‘ .
The quality is guaranteed. The holiday hoses'
area feature.
Big Mixed Candy Special During O ristmas
Week 15c Per Pound.
The Best Place to Buy.
PALM SWEET, SHOP
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Flower tilts are always appre
ciated and are appropriate to send
any one. Bird Forrest. tl
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Or. W. C. TenerV has icturned
from a three weeks’ stay in New Or
leans. where he took a post gradu
ate rourse in surgery at the Charity
hospital.
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Mrs. \V. Hoehle, who wax operated
|)i; for appendicitis at the Waxnha- i
I ( hi« sanitarium last Thursday, is re-j
I ported an doing nicely.
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An art exhibit by the primary do-!
part men t of the public school lias'
b« on placed on display in Purlin's
College street show window which is
attracting considerable attention.
The exhibit is taken from the every
day work of (to >. udents and em
braces some real interesting draw
ings and figures produced f*om the
object lessons used in teaching let
, tern and names of Ibtngs. The ex
hibit was Uown at Port Worth dur
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Join Our Christmas
Banking Club
You Can Start Now and
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HAVE MONEY
For Christmas of 1917
Hoad jKirliculars in a big ad on another page.
-- We ■
(kiranty State Bank
A STATE GUARANTY FUND BANK
.ng the -.late feaeh.m' meeting and
won favorable comment from prh
'nary teachern throughout the stat ■.
!t in ,• v »d• t to the pupil'* anti to
Mius Morris, the teacher.
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Miss Minnie Mae Barnea Is report
ed sick at the sanitarium with ty
phoid fever.
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The Christmas shoppers were out
in larye force yesterday afternoon,
;>■ : many of the stores were scenes
f nctlv ity.
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Watch for Ctirlin’s annual Jewelry
(.'•■taloKUo to be delivered to your
home, :idv 225
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Ml .. Konie Ik ua. cashier of tlie
Southwestern Telephone company
ofti e is sick at the sanitarium
with typhoid fever.
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(’! ly MvCormh k, who has lit er)
ok for more than a week with ty
phoid fever, is still in a very critical
condition and but little hope is held
out for his ultimate recovery.
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The Falkuer company, tailors,
..re having the interior of their bufld
ing oil Cotlege street remodeled and
new fixtures installed and when
completed this establishment will be
one of the ebzlest and neatest con
cerns in the city.
—o—
What Is it worth to you to be able
to have the world's greatest singers
and speakers constantly perform in
yevr home? A Vlc\roln at $15 to
$35(1 actually makes this possible
Cr.rMn sells them. adv 225
The Sims-Watson Chapter. Unit
ed Daughters of the Confederacy,
will meet at the Sims library Wed
nesday afternoon at 3 o’clock. All
members ar requested to be present.
Business of Importance is to bo
considered.
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The Aid and Improvement society
Oi the Main Street Christian church
v ill have a Bazaar Thursday and
Friday of this week al the new store
oi the Waxahachie Dry (foods com
tiany. All parties having articles for
tie bazaar will please bring them
Wednesday afternoon not later than
3:30, so they may be marke ’ ready
for sale Thursday morning at 9
i clock adv 225
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Xi sweater* at Curlin'* advjg".
“Well.” Sighed father today. “If
'I should die tomorrow I wmid wart
the newsj'iU'rr* to I'llnt t’: s obitu
ary: He was born sixty- qlit year:'
ago, enjoyed life quite well during
Use til *t t : yt trs. r.d then had to
go to work and has worked likel ever
since. The funeral will occur to
morrow
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This Complete
i House
10c
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Ji;f» the rift to make the
| children happy- •
' This won<; rful value comes
1 folded. easy to matt. Also i«i
the cirrus mud’ by t < sum
factory at 1*'C.
BUST TOYS
fton’t think of buying Ton*
until veil have 1 »ok • d * :• ref a Ty
Over aur biK assortment. 25<
will do wonder* at our store
tills year.
Com* lei ua show you.
Curlin Drug Co.
Main Street More
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♦ PKIISOXAL .MKXTTON. ♦
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W. K. McKinnon of McKinney was
I here last night.
H. M. Hudson of Teague spent last
1 ul 'ht in the city.
.1. N\ Maxwell of Moline, Texas,
a as here yesterday.
H. M. McCall of Canton, Texas,
was horn last night.
Judge Harry Rogers of Ttiisa, Ok.,
Is here this week as counsel in the
Chapman-Guver case.
R. Ml. McFarland, prominent oil
man of Tulsa, Ok., is in the city this
week ^lending court.
tlOLBGlST HOLD Rtfll j i
for unrnc s Pi! veil
CELEBRATED CASE OF OUTER
VS. CHAPMAN BEING TRIED
HERE THIS WEEK,
j In district court today the case oi
: it. W. Gnyer vs. P. A. Chapman et al
' is being tried. Guyer claims to be a
I geologist and also claims that he
; aided Chapman and associates in lo
' eating a paying oil field in the Kie<
! ;ra oil belt awry back in 1011, and
.hat be is entitled to recover for this
service. He is represented by Judge
Dillard of Sherman and Muse of Mc
Kinney and Mute of Dallas.
lho case has attr. ltd considers
hie attests • t! 1 r out the com -
ty and pe ole 'it. anxiously awaiting
the outcome. There are leveral well
known oil men here in attendance
upon the case from Tulsa, Okla.»
\PP1CA1j8 FROM VERDICT
l\ MANN ACT CASE
J. J. Crayton, a restaurant man of
Ennis, Texas, who was found gui. >■
; m federal court several days ago on
! u. charge of white slavery, filed a nio
l tion for a new trial with Federal
'Judge Edward R. Meek at" Fort
. Worth Monday morning.
The petition alleges that the ver
dict of the jury‘was “contrary to the
law and the evidence.” An appeal
to the United Stales circuit court of
Come to this store for your gifts for
the whole family and your friends
You will find Hr* gifts you are looking lor and that will please.
Ladies’ LandRei chiefs
We a; sliowin?- a wonderful r.ssoi !mer«l of
ladies* l laiKlkerchic* s ol all kinds |>ic 1 i\ Linen
Handkerchiefs in whit .. d colored embroidery
designs, colored bolidea ■; and colored eresl initials,
iu'\\ nmeliits in Cr > do Chine Handkerchiefs.
Handkerchiefs make ideal gilts.
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs
in various designs and qualities:
plain l.iitn handkerchiefs in ali
(pialities.
Novelties'in Men's Silk Hand
kerchiefs.
Set* our assortment of Men’s
Neckwear, Gloves and Shirts for
suitable gifts.
Ribbons for Christmas
Satin Ribbons in all colors and
widths.
Floral Ribbons for making
novel lies of all kinds.
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Come here and see the pretty
things we are showing for
Christmas gifts.
Silk Hosiery for men and women.
A large assortment to make your selection from.
Come and Let Us Show You
Cheeves Eros 4 Co
Do Your Christmas Shopping Early
appeal ; is expected t(^ follow, if
Judge Meeks refuses a now trial.
WORKING FOR HOME FOR
K\-C<).NFEDERATE SLAVES
I Waxahaehie, Texas, Dec. 12.—
1 To Whom It May Concern: I am
i.ere iu your city (Waxahaehie) a-k
lng tne good white and colored eiti
j zens to please help me. I have a
state home for confederate ex-slaves
; t Nacogdoches, Texas, and have a
1 deed to forty-nine acres of land.
! (Mease help us and Gad will bless you.
REV. A. C. CHI ROD ILL, Fres.,
Nacogdoches, Texa .
Refcvi'.ic to the above, w'll sta*
that Rev. Churchill has the endorser
Monr ot Rev. Matthew T. Andrews,
i.istor o' the First Baptist church
(white) of Hillsboro, Texas. His
a use is a worthy one and no doubt
will receive the endorsement of al
aympnthetlc white people of Waxa
hachie.— Editor.
Diamond Jewelry
La Vallieres. Knife Edge Bar Bins. Tie Clasps,
Sliek Bins. Cuff Links, Llk Heads, Ear Screws,
Bings. Broodies, etc.
All these goods are mounted with nice white
diamonds.
Thomson Jewelry f ompany
Jewelers and Opticians—Hotel Block
Automobile Owners Use Soiway
Carbon Remover
solwitj positively remove* tin- earlxiii 1'iom cylinder* and pis
ton*.
II eliminate* all oiiKlne tiouble oauswl by a ea.bou ie|u>*lt,
tliu* inert-uai<ift lht> effieierey ol your motor and civil,c y,,n more
iniies lo tlie gallon e* :;a inline.
solyvaj i* an indis|»c»*al>li' nice**iii tor every iiutortlobite ou
gine.
It make* old encine* run like n u.
Once Used it s|>nk* for itself.
•«» I Ian ill \ cent Wauled.
Will be at Oeven|u*rt \iiartmonfs. W. Main Street, W’rdn
Thursday and h riduy.
PHILIP WIEN DAM
WILL ASK TEXANS TO |
MO FBOO PRICE PROBE
MASS MEETING HELD AT DALLAS
DECIDES TO ACI'PEAL TO
TEXAS i)Eij:cation.
Texas Congressmen Will He Asked
to Further tiie Inquiry Now
Being Conducted By the
(Jovpi nmont.
DALLAS1; Texas, Dec. 12.—A di
re t appeal from the mass meeting!
of ciCzcns of Dallus, held today at!
’t.e city hall, will he made to the |
T xas deegation in congress to fur- j
her the federal inquiry into the high j
i.'osi of living. Among the reason i
given for the prevailing high prices]
wore as follows:
Exportation of food to warring na
tlons.
Half the world has stopped n
food stuffB and gone to war.
Speculators have gained a
of food stuffs.
People of today have cultl
tastes that demand more'thaij
thought necessary to good liv
few years ago.
The mass rneeing then suki
the following remedies:
Federal investigation of
prices.
Stringent measures in hai
speculators.
Use of cheaper cuts of meat,
Visiting housewives, paid b
city of Dallas, to visit and in
young housewives in economic
ods of the home.
Representatives of the who
houses who addressed the body
heckled freely from the floor i
house.
WE ARE READY
FOR CHRISTMAS
With all kinds of good things to tat.
would be impossible to mention everythin
Just call for what you want, or better still, pt
our store a visit and see the big assortment
Shop Early and Avoid the Rush of the Last > e
Days.
Texas Cash Grocery Co
Old Phone* 542 and »' -Xe» Phone 221.
We are boosters for the Ellis County Sanitarium.
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! WE HAVE USEFUL ITEMS
| SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
AUTO GLOVES—All sizes and kinds.
FLASH LIGHTS — From the smallest to t!
1 largest.
Remember him with a pair of gloves or tia>
light.
Ssms-Thomson Garag
For Quick Tire Service.
PHONE 612
boostore for tb<? Ellis Couuty^SaaHariun^^^^^^^