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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27
PERSONAL NEWTON.


l.. G. Green 81 san Antonio ~ss
here yesterday
" c HOLLAND o. Beanfnoni ans
IN lse eity Yesterday
~ and Mrs u W MsIes % Ter
rcli sore here last night
J. . Koahs OF Hnlsbofo vas yis-
tor in the city last night
warren smith has gone 70 Port
o.connor 10 spend few days
Monroe DsIk vii leave this after
noon for q few says at Glen Rose.
Mise Molne Holten Of oroesbeek
Il the guest Of Miss Naurine Duna-
vay
IL A Brsdon and wife Of Fort
Worth werc visitors in tho city We'd
nesdss
Mrs. ]. W. Ferris and AIRS. burke
Ralnlou visited ut Dallas Tuesday
sssernoon.
IN. u. Ferguson has returned
from business trip 20 his home at
Lenares. Mexico.
Mrs. u. NJ. Harrison OF Oak chff
Is. a guest OF Mrs J. A. Shores on
Kaufman street.
Miss Maurine Dunaway has re-
turned from oiroesbeck where shr
st.ended house party
Mrs. w. A. Mcdaniel and children
Of Lancaster are spending few days
a1fh the homefoiks In West Main
street
Mrs. weIborn Dunlap and two lit
tie daughters OF commanehe are Wis
ting Mrs. c. F. Thomson on Col
lego Street.
County Attorney T. p. whippie
and District. Clerk Carl Tankerley
lett this afternoon for Glen Rose,
where they viii spend a few days
resting up from strenuous term
OF court.
Mrs. Gus Moore and little son re-
turned this morning from visit tc
Hillsboro. Mrs. Moore was accom-.
panied BY Mrs. w. singletary and
Mrs. Hickman Martin. the latter
coming to visit Mrs. r. ID. Rowland
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MISSION contributions
LARGEST IN ALL HISTORY
STATISTICAL. SECRETARY of Al
xr~Yr-IS SENDS RfPoET
To coSFGBENcE.
Worth Assrt3ean division 90 Advent
80 Coafervnee shows sJ"o. 2sa.
80 Contributed o. Cause
Last Year.

report from ire North American
A, yszlan ~ seventh Tsay Adv~ntlsia
hns bssn receiving. which T. 81 greai
interest 70 The campers in chautaa-
qua park. This report which
cores from the statistical secretary
A Washington. cummenis on the re-
nsarkable inesoafe ia sAbbath school
Offerings ard general offerings for
foreign missions. which wefe the
largest ever contributed in the hiss
tory OF the church The report says
-Thc amount NJ offerings paid By
fhe members al the Northern Anaeri-
can division conference during 1918
wae s7es zsa.ao. Thls IL . gain Of
|lssa.9gs.Es over the amount for the
f presiding year. OF gain Of i47t
per cent. All other offerings Eeeeiv-
ed constitute total 81 stas.s7s-Zs
thfs being an Increase Of ss5. 1885
over the amount received for the
former year. or gain OF 1916 per
leant. The grand total contributions
rer..ivsa during 1915 we're s1.S4z.-
lsss.ss, a gain Of ssl5.ssf.if over
The preceding year. or 9.is per cen.
lThss amount IL . per capita OF s3x ~
Tor each member OF the division and
Its an Increase or thlrty-eight cents
Der member over 1914.
Il The largest single source OF In
come ~ from the sabbath school
Offerings. ~hsch are devoted entire
HIS to foreign missions. The con-
for the year 1915 we're
|lxsg2.ies This h sss.1e4.es
greater than the amount reported FOR
|lfhe preceding year. or q gain OF 20 20
ref cent in the amount Of contribu-
tions. The amoant per capita u the
highest ever reported. namely ss.2s.
H The total amount OF contributions
and the per capita Of each fund Is
~ fellows 1.-THE. sl.33s.sfo 20:
per capita, sI72f. foreign missions.
10. per capita. ss.si; Sab
hath school ito foreign missions)
ss33a ipG 20: per capita. s4.27; 9TH
ser offerings. ssas.57s.2a; per capita.
seaa
H Truly seventeen million dollars
is no Insignificant sum for 50 snshil
people, poor in this worlds goods,
TO rasse in ten years. In consider
ling the figures the question may be
lrassed in the msnds 81 some. Has the
confidence and loyalty OF this peo-
pie kspt psce With the Increase in
members. az exhibited in their gifts
and offerings Tor the proportion OF
this tnnnsageg HAS their unhoundcd
fnonlsdenee 10 its ultimate triumph
He'd them to devote their means TO
this extension Of this cauza 10 The
same extent that there has been q
lgain Id membership Let the fig
lures answer. The gain IN member
lshIp during the past ten years in tae
North American division conference
has been a3.i5 per cents the gain in
Total contributions for all lines OF
work has been l421l per cent. In
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

As it appears that no person gives
special attention TO rental property
and rental collections, and to sales
of town property. have decided TO
make these special features OF my
business.
List your property with us. Pro-
fessor A. A. Scott is associated Win
us during vacation.
fAdy)111 b. \. BARTON.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

Miss NItia shores. who has been
quite sick the past ten days. is re-
Ported very much improved today
-~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~--~~~ ~~~~--~->--~>~-----~ -
'other words, there has been a gain Of
about one-third in membership In
the ten years; the funds now con-
tributed annually are now nearly
|one and one-half times greater than
they were ten years ago. And the
amount per capita has almost dow
hled. One could hardly expect 10
find finer example OF loyalty to
|any cause
.sThe total receipts by the general
conference treasurer. from the North
American division applying on the
twenty-cents-a-week fund during
|ls15 were $692.f17.7l."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

Arrangements have been perfected
for the construction of temporary
dam across Waxahachie creek at
|Chautauqua park to provide a swim
ming pool and boating lake in the
park. Work on the temporary dam
will begin tomorrow The work Will
be done under the supervision CT
City Engineer Kirvin. The plan is
TO put four-foot obstruction in the
bottom of the creek and make II va
ter-tight by the use of clay. Such a
dam would back water up the creek
for a considerable distance and make
swimming good for distance 81
several hundred yards. II the ex-
pertinent shows UP TO an advantage
effort will be made soon to put a
permanent dam in the creek and Gre
ate of deeper and larger lake.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

The prevalence of infantile paral-
ysis in New York city may prevent
Mrs. Toe Cohn and son. Cert, from
making visit to relatives there dur
ing next month Tickets have been
filled out, reservations made and
they had intended to leave about
Monday OF next week, but it is UNI
derstood that there is regulation
in effect in the city preventing chill
dren under sixteen years of age ieay-
ing the city and this may prevent
their going. Mr. Cohn has wired for
information concerning the matter
and IL there is any danger of get
ting into any quarantine entangle-
ments the trip will be abandoned.
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officers nave brought LEROY Hun-

Officers have brought Leroy Hun
ter. from Dallas to Waxahachie,
where they will hold him in connec-
ton with the burglary of Hender-
sons store and the post office at
Garrett some weeks ago. Hunter
was arrested soon after the burglary
and has been in custody of federal
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Leslie Goes TO Waco.

ENNIS, Texas. July 29.--First
Baseman Roy Leslie of the Ennis
Tigers has been sold to Waco OF the
Texas league Manager Mclver OF
the Fort Worth team was to give him
a trial for Detroit. but worked him
but one day after an all-night ride 10
Shreveport. He has been playing
with Paris OF the Western assoeia-
ton in his usual good form.
Ennis fans are sure he will stick.
Ennis furnished Waco with Shortstop
Tanner several years ago.
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WILSON SIGNS RIVERS
AND HARD0Rs MEASURE

WASHINGTON. July 27.-Presi-
dent Wilson today signed the rivers
and harbors bin carrying approx
mately $42,ooo.ooo for the eoatinu-
anoe OF old projects and few new
ones.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27
NOTICE.

The time for transferring closes
the last day OF this month, July 81.
All pupils who live on the outside
OF the corporation and intend to
come to he city public schools
should be transferred no. later than
July 81, 1916. J. L. CANNON,
scv.l0s. Presiden; school Board.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

Or. George Barnes of Palestine viii
arrive this afternoon and be the guest
of mr. W. h. Ferguson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

The special vote offer on old ac-
counts expires August 10th. The con-
test company decided to extend TINS
offer ten days into August TO give al
la chance TO avail themselves Of It.
Remember, we give double votes
with all Rexail made articles. be sure
to call for them.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

r. II. Dodge. who rents on Tom
criddle's farm near Midlothian. was
in waxahachie Thursday morning.
exhibiting q few grown bolls OF cot
ton plucked from his field of cotton.
Mr.. Hodge estimates he has about
a third OF a bale to III acre. as the
matter now stands, but he is OF the
opinion cotton will have TO undergo
considerable changes for the better
IL a bumper crop is raised. as pre-
diotcd
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authorities for some time. Goods
amounting to several hundred dol
lars we're recovered.
O.
Miss Florence Knight will spenu
her vacation in Wichita Falls WISE
ing her uncle, {. c. Knight. and MIS-
r. r. knight.
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Standing
Auto Contest

IL vii D. seen shat there u -e'
eraI vacant places q iae contest
Sea xndiastes entorlte these places
IN secure the sotss nov credited 70
the vacant humL~rs.
sPECIAI SiLF. or nexi wednes
day ~ will give .0g0 votes with
each gse pakagn o. Rexsll Menth-
iene BALM. aisS Rexaii Nice" which
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1hs Daily Light gives the news
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TOCAIS.
. . . . . . %

For feed and fuel phone Broad
head a Kennedy. Old pho1e Is "
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

". b. Forest. who submitted
IL IN operation in Dallas = few DAYS
ago. Is reported TO Be Improving
nicely
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

In the game at Dallas on Tuesday
icompere. former waxahaehie twir'-
sr. won a clean-cut victory over The
beaumont team and made good Win
the Dallas fans Newspapers also
say Smith is bound to make good az
second string catcher
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

cIaud Taylor. who is with J. l..
PLANT al Paris, Is home 80 spend a
few days He reports that jim ~
Ian, Is doing a fine business at Paris
and that ne is well pleased. Mr.
Taylor will return to Paris tonight
or tomorrow
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

Two young men who visited Ennis
last night discovered what they sup
posed was a would-be burglar in the
front yard at L., 7. Viewers place
or College stree. The man ran away
as they approached The boys noti-
fled the night Waterman and the
trio chased the man south on the
Central railway. They say the man
was white.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

NJ. t. knight has returned from
Wade. Okla. where he was called on
account OF the Illness of his broth
er. l. A. Knight. He reports that
his brother died Tuesday afternoon
A. O'Clock and was buried at Wade
Wednesday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

Rev. and Mrs. G. II. Hogan and
Robert Bullard have gone TO san
Marcos TO attend the summer con-
ference OF the young people OF the
Presbyte ian church. After the con-
ference Rev. and Mrs. Hogan will
90 on their vacation and will be
axay until about September LIST.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19

attend the eighth annual reunion of
the Elks Reunion Association OF
West Virginia, to be held at Blueneld,
September IL, 10, and IA.
A special Pullman train will leave
here Monday evening. September IL,
at about 10 O'Clock. Elks and their
Indies from Talrmont, Grafton. Ell
kIns. Wheeling, Moundsvllle, Clarks-
burg, Morgantown, Sistersvillo and
Warrington will assemble here
and leave with the local Elks on this
train.
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CLOSING DAY
Tor the Bible Conference at
Mountain Lake Park, Md,
Tomorrow Will Be.

MT. LAKE PARK, Md, Aug. 10
Sunday will be the closing day of the
big Bible conference which has been
in session at Mountain Lake Park
during the last ten days under the au-
spices of the Moody Bible Institute of
Chicago. The attendance has been
exceptionally large, and all hotels,
boarding houses and cottages have
been taxed to Oyerhowing to enter
tain the crowds.
The speakers on Sunday will be
the Rev. James NJ. Gray, who will
take for his subject The Resurrec-
ton from the Dead. The Rev. Paul
RAIDER, pastor of the Moody church
Of Chicago will speak on Saturday
night and on Sunday night. He will
have with him his choister and So
loist, Arthur W. Mckee Other
speakers will be Miss Elinor Stafford
Millar. the Australian evangelist,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Norton, who
have been doing Christian WORK
with the soldiers in the trenches in
Europe. They have a thrilling story
to tell. No admission is charged to
the park or tabernacle.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

SILK stockings that one-tme luxury
which every girl seems to possess
in these days, have one great fault,
namely, that theyNdo not last half
long enough, careful as we are.
Here are some secrets that will add
to their longevity: First wash them
thoroughly before wearing at all.
Next run a double line of machine
stitching around the top just below
the Isle and where the silk begins,
This is done with a very small stitch,
and with the top thoroughly stretched
so as not TO pucker or bind after
stitching. These stitches will catch
and hood any runs that start from
the top of the stocking. If a run
should start from either the top or
the bottom use a very fine thread
crochet-hook, and catching up the
loop at the end of the run, crochet
back. and finish off the final loop
by catching it securely with needle
and thread, and preventing a run
The Designer.
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SOCIAL AND
Confederate Reunion.
(Continued from Page Three.)

The following invitation from the
Confederate headquarters at Hunting
ton is published at the request of the
main committee in charge of the an
nual reunion;
Headquarters Camp Garnett,
n. SOP, U. c. ".
Dear Comrades:
Camp Gamett sends cordial greet
ings to all West Virginia Confederate
soldiers. to be its guests during the
annual reunion of the West Virginia
division Of United Confederate Vet
Grams in this city. on the fourth and
fifth days Of October, 1916, We pro-
pose to give the boys" who wore the
gray in the sixties, royal good time
the time Of their lives.
The beautiful city of huntington
with its nearly one hundred miles Of
paved streets, splendid street car sys-
TEN and numerous automobiles, will
be yours to enjoy during your stay
with us.
Our homes and hotels will be free
I'D JOu do HG StAl NIi VI NdluC. Oul
slogan is There is nothing too good
for an old Confederate soldier"
1t affords us great pleasure to an
nounce that we have secured the Hon
Robert E. Lee, Of Baltimore, 10 be with
us and deliver the principal address
on the occasion Mr.. Lee is a grand
son Of the peerless general, Robert
E. Lee, whom we all loved so dearly,
and is an orator Of nationwide repu-
tation; it will be worth trip to
Huntington 10 hear him
We request all who intend to come
to notify ], H. Cammack chairman Of
the entertainment committee. a few
days beforehand. so that he can have
your home prepared for you before
you get here
AS soon as you arrive in the city go
to at once 10 Confederate headquar-
tiers in the Elks hall and register,
This is important.
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SPECIAL TRAIN
Will Carry EIks from ParkerS-
burg to the State Reunion
at BIuefieId.

PARKERsBURG, August 10. =
Parkersburg Elks will 60 to Blue
field next month in style The Blue
field committee, composed Of John w.
Stewart, II. L. Biddlo, Ward A.
Frame, Charles L. Lane, Lyle T..
Jones, O. N. Wilson and Max McKin-
ley have seen to that. Every facility
will be provided for going and big
crowd from this city Is expected to
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19

on TO visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Bennett.
Mr., and Mrs Robert r. Wilson
returned Friday evening from few
days visit with Mrs. Floride Nc
Clelland ather farm near Weston.
Newton Hyde, of Boston, who Wis
tied his sister, Mrs Charles NJ. Hart,
during August. has returned homr.
Arthur Vannort went to Clay county
Saturday morning to work on a sur
veying corps for the Hartland CoIliery
Company.
Simon Goodfriend returned Satur-
day morning from a visit OF three
weeks in Atlantic City, Philadelphia
and Washington.
Tillman 7. Kemper was here Satur-
day from Salem.
Jesse G. lawson, Of Bridgeport, Wis
tied the city Saturday
Mrs. c. G. Carleton, Of Alexandria,
La, is a guest at the home Of Miss n.
G. RoggesS, of Thompson street
Miss Lulu Radabaugh is visiting
relatives in Parkersburg this week.
week.
]. S. Umberger. of Broad oaks,
will leave tonight for Wytheville and
other points in Virginia to spend a
two weeks vacation and look after
some business interests which he has
in that territory.
Mrs. Barlh Miles, of Lee street
left this afternoon for two weeks
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NOTICE

There will be a mass meeting Of
organized labor at the Carpenters
hall on Third street Sunday, August
20 at p. m. All members of organ
iyed labor, no matter what craft they
belong to- are urgently requested to
be present.
BY ORDER CENTRAL TRADES AND
LABOR COUNCIL.
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WIRTHMOR NIGHT

Isn't this a splendid Blouse service that we pro-
vide for you-and doesn't it follow that we should
be able togive you at all times Blouscs that the
newest in style and at prices the most moderate.
We together with hundreds Of other good mer-
chants-Gust one in every city, have arranged
with themakers of fine Blouses to make up for and
forward 10 US a limited quantity Of Blouses, en-
bodying the very latest style tendencies. We
thereby not only provide for our patrOns-the new
styles far in advance of their appearance gener-
ally-but because of this same cooperative ar
rangement-our values are always the most IN
uslal-and it is a recognized fact that substantial
savings can always be exercised in our Blouse De-
partment
THE Always Desirable WjrtAmor Waists at 500
Are Sold Here Exclusively.
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Enjoyable Picnic.

Almost enjoyable picnic was snen
from 8 to 6 O'Clock FRIDAY AFTERNOON
at Norwood Park in hohot Oh ''e
members of the custer Iosl' 60
Army of the Republic by lhe cu" iI,
of the Grand Army OF the hePuOIlc'
with the following officers IN chal .53 .
President Mrs. W. l.. heGtor' scn I.,'
vice-president, Mrs Charles Snnll'
junior vice-president, MIS-; u. M. Nen-
nedy treasurer, MIS- N"tnaP "
Steaey; secretary, Mrs. Gurus REM
ing; chaplain, Mrs Flora hIleA' pa
triotic instructor, MIS- j. "
Schwartz; guard, Mrs. d. Mayor
conductor, Mrs. Myrtle Thorn
During the afternoon, WHICH was
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SPECIAL
Services Will BE Held at CoIorcd
Mt. Zion Church.

Special services will be held sun
day at the colored Mt Zion Baptist
church. There will be Sunday school
and the monthly review at a. m.
The pastor will preach a special SER
mon at IL a. m. on Rejoicing on
the Way" At 8 p. m. the pastor, the
Rev, w. T, Kenny, will immense all
who desire to be baptized whether
they join the church. At night there
will be conservation services by the
Baptist Young Peoples Union and at
8 O'Clock the pastor will preach on
"the Pale Horse and His Riders"
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PERSONAL

Dr. Z. A. Fleetwood is spending
the weekend with Baltimore friends
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Philemon w. Watson, OF In
dianapolis, who was a guest Of her
sister, Miss Cornelia Basel, has re-
turned to Deer Park.
Mrs. johnson c. w. Mckinley, of
Wheeling, who was a guest of Miss
FloWEe Jackson. went today 70 West
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Cnl.lls Issued.

The following cards have been IS
sued by Judge and Mrs. John G. Nc
Whorter, of Buckhannon, to a num-
Der Of their Clarksburg friends: Mr.
and Mrs. John Camillus McWhorer
request the pleasure of your company
at the wedding reception Of their
daughter, Nellie Elizabeth, and Mr.
Matthew Edmiston, on Wednesday
evening the thirtieth of August at
eight o clock. Grey Chimney" Buck
harmon, West Virginia.
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A large class of candidates will be
initiated at a special melting of the
local lodge of the Loyal order Of
Moose to bcheld at 2:30 o'clock Sun
dav afternoon in the lodges hall on
second street. Final arrangements
for the big state convention Of Moose
to be held here will also be made at
Sundays meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19

India ranks sixth among the
worlds cotton yarn manufacturers,
having G,8OO,OOO spindles. Three
fourths of these are in the Bombay
presidency.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-19

Mrs. ]. A. H. Hopkins, who is presi:
dent Of the Congressional Union OF
her state, New Jersey, and whose
husband is chairman of the Progress
sive state committee Of New Jersey
and a supporter Of President Wilson,
has declared for HUGHES and against
Wilson
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Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Post and
son. Harold, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. P.
Suffer left today for two weeks
touring trin They expect to visit
Pittsburg, Cleveland, Buffalo and Nj
agara Falls and other points of in
terest along the great lakes.
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Parsons : Souders
Agency for t1o
New IdCnI RactaEna.
FashionsC Coming Fast in theSaL0ns0f Dress 2nd Floor
Elmo Demonstration Over
Tonight.

Sample size of $l50 Elmo Tissue
Builder or Skin Food for soc, and,
SOC Face Powder sample size 25c.
Elmo Liquid Rouge, 25c.
Elmo Rouge Rose special tonight
SOC.
Wavine, another Elmo prepare
ton; moisten the hair with water ap-
ply Wavine and arrange in natural
curlS.
Elmo Liquid Face Powder, flesh
and white. not affected by perSpira-
ton, 49c,- (NaN FIoor).
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CEMENT BLOCKS.

Lime. plaster. cement, sand. sewer
pipe. etc. Prices right, quality and
service our speciality. Both phonelt
G. M. WEST. Feed Supply Store.
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Hudson, o., is to have new Pres
byterian school to cost $4,000.
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A Streaming Veil of
Purple!

In New York every other woman
is seen with a purple veil flowing from
her hat Occasionally we saw a green
or brown. And the idea from fash
ion standpoint looked good.
We backed it up by buying choice
assortment-ready today.
OF chiffon with borders; $500 for
two and one-half yards by 36-mch
SCARE; others not 50 large $l.25 and
$1.35.-(Nechlccar, Main Fiool)