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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-04-13
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At the Dixie.

Five reels are being shown at the
Dixie theatre today, the leading at
traction being Francs Ford and
Grace Cunard i'll THE Madcap Queen
of Crona," a Gold Seal feature.
"IgoTotes, Crocodiles and Hat
Box is the title of Vogue comedy
featuring Paddy Mcguire and Louise
owen, "The Phantom Thief" a Rex
drama featuring Gretchen Lederer
and Val Paul and The Bubbles and
the Barber" Beauty comedy featur-
ing Oral Humphrey and star cast.
Tomorrow the Dixie VIII show a Mu-
tual Masterpicture in five acts. Sat
urday the fourth episode of The
Iron Claw" featuring Pearl White,
and en- next Monday a return engage
ment Of Theda Bara in "a Fool There
Was" a new print of the feature pic
ture that took the movie fans OF the
city by rush.
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FORD GRAbbEn PAYS
VISIT To WAXAHACH|E
SNATCHED q. II. CHAPMAN >
Can 4frEe ps}IHlNG OFF
GARAGE LOCK.
Officers Have Not the slightest Clcw
As 10 the Preparation OF This and
similar burglary fhefts.

There was a Ford grabber in town
last night. and he snatched Q. II.
Chapman's car some time after 10
o'clock and made way with il. leav-
ing no trace by which officers may
follow up and recover the car. Il
is evident that the Ford grabber
tried elsewhere to get hold OF n car
before going to Mr. Chapman's
house, or else there We're two in
the party, AZ the home Of Mrs. u.
+. Grafton the garage lock was
pried open and the ear pushed out
TO the street. but when the engine
refused TO start it was abandoned
and the thief went on to Mr. Chap
mans garage where ii is presumed
he had better luck.
Mr.. Chapman was out in his car
until 10 O'Clock. and when he came
home he locked ii securely in the
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II ,vsiker Dallas Felix Num-
H. n. Brindley Gelyes-
tan. r. o'Bannon, Memphis
Tenn pernie Hiu. St Louis; T A.
por;sh Lancaster: f. T. Rea, Mid
Lothian. J. %. Burton. Selma, Kans.'
w \ Jackson. Dallas; G. \, Pope
and wifo DALLAS; Earl Brown and
wife DALLAS: S. p. Byerly Dallas
livery. san Marcos; c. a. Rice
cleburne. e. E. Ingram and wife,
v,aco. Mrs W. A. Flanike. Waco;
Mrs, G H. stodler. Waco; Miss caid-
veil Waco: Joe Brennon. City; ia
Dnhroff Chicago; II. J. Kattleman
Ct Lopis: c. o. Collins, st. Louis;
y p Long. San Antonio; Franz
clark Waco: L. C. Well, New York
7 p Smart, Fl. Worth; Jas. Al
herts DALLAS: A w. Morris, Dallas;
Vim G Tenery. City; S. E. Taylor
Ct Louis: W. II. Wadlington' Miss
yerna Irwin, City; Jno. c. Woods
DALLAS: T. S. Farrell, st. Louis; Guy
Mawier. San Antonio; L. Il. Hy
mers. Chicago: Dan ]. oPrter, Mem
nhis. Tenn: p. G. Peterson, Dallas
Chas. sector. Chicago; Geo. NJ. vii
hams. Pittspurgh; w. c. Dent, New
York: c. S. Edmondson, TT. Worth
b. V. Hill, Fit Worth.
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Singing Auxiliary Meets.

The singing auxiliary of precinct
No met with the Falls class sun
day afternoon. A large crowd at
tended and there was plenty of good
singing. A number of prominent
leaders and singers were present.
The meeting was called TO order
by President Mccain. j. p. Gilmore
led two songs and prayer was offered
by L. J. Paul.
Three hours were then devoted to
singing. The following leaders and
organst9 took prominent parts:
l.. J. Paul, Miss Jessie Mae Paul.
Mr.. Whiteside. Dorace Whitesido.
Professor Williams. Eva odom.
Dave Curry. Mrs. Smith.
Professor Clements, Miss Spears.
Burb Alexander. Mrs. Woodall.
Ben McCarter. Mrs. McCarter.
Male quartette-Clements, Will
liams, Pearson and Clements.
T. c. Williams. Mrs McCarter.
w. Woodall. Mrs. Woooall.
Fin Garvin. Mrs WoodalL
Trio--Professor Williams. wife
and daughter.
Professor Williams and lit
tie daughter.
New officers were elected as fol-
lows: Dave Curry, president; Ben
MeCarter, vice president; Lane In
gram, secretary.
The closing song was led by Pro
fessor Clements.
Everybody enjoyed the hospitality
of the good people of the Falls and
desire To meet there again in the near
future. \ bounuful dinner was serv-
ed.
The next meeting Will be with the
Oak Branch class the second sun
day in July.
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garage. but the thief was prepared
for such emergencies and promptly
priced open the door and helped
himself 20 the car,
This is the second ear that has
been stolen in Waxahaehie within
the month. The other was taken
from w. b. Jackson's garage at his
home and has never been heard III.
Hope was entertained at that time
that IL was only jos riders who would
abandon the car at some place where
liz could be returned to the rightful
owner. but It takes them a lone
time TO complete the joy ride for
nothing has ever been heard of the
car
Mr.. Chapman this morning mott
fled the officers and they are max
ing careful search OF the city and
Informing officers at other towns e
look out for the car.
Mrs Grafton is very thankful that
the engine in Der car refused G
work. That this was the trouble i.
clearly shown by the hood beinl
raised as lf to adjust it.
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curiin's tc sale now on. II
For feed aud fuel phone Broad
head q Kennedy. Old phone is. ~
/ 1c sales come mighty seldom.
Moral stock up today. adv II
You can got tho results from the
Texas league games at Martin-sim-
mons shoe store every afternoon.
Everyone invited. adv Is
Mr.. Pugh VIII sing the Holy
CITY" at the Methodist church to
night. Waxahachie Band Master
King will give cornet solo.
Curlin's lie sale is better than
cost sale adv IL
Remember the chautauqua season
ticket sale closes when the required
75O have been sold. Single admis-
sions this year will be 35 cents.
only few tickets remain unsold.
Curlin's lie sale is the foremost
bargain event of the year II
Miss Maddox, who is connected
with the Redpath Horner chautau-
qua bureau. is here today to close
up the sale of season tickets. The
list will be finished today and to-
morrow and no other season tick
cts will be sold
Miss Maddox, representing the
Redpath-Horner Chautauqua agency.
is here this afternoon TO aid in the
sale of tickets. Only a few more
tickets will be sold and then the
phautauqua will be assured. The
chautauqua here is booked under
the ticket selling plan and to secure
it $50 tickets must be sold.
A local merchant called up over
the telephone this morning and adj
vised that a couple of premium
artists were in town hunting for a
sucker, and asekd that especial at
| tention be called TO the action of the
| Retail Merchants association in go
| ing on record as opposed to the pre-
| MUM plan of doing business. Some
weeks ago the retailers of Waxahachie
declared against the premium plan of
attracting business for the reason
| that II has usually proved an adj
ded cost to the expense of doing bust
| ness. The merchants here want TO
| give their customers the benefit of
| the premium fees in the way of re-
/ duced prices. This merchant said
these fakirs come with the strongest
| endorsements and that if the bust
ness man isn't careful he will get
caught.
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lace Gibson and Margueritl
drews. This is being shown
nection with the regular pl
which consists Of Biograph
THE Angel of Piety Flat"
ing Ivan Christy and Mary Aa
a Lubin drama, The Lonely
erman," with an all star cas-!
fire boys will appreciate heaF
ronage at the queen today as 1
in need of some funds, and
only a small way to help, but
turnout will mean much TO
and a little cost to the piclur
fans.
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K;dd-Eey students.

The Dallas Kidd-Key club will
give one o'clock luncheon April 10
in honor of Mrs. S. A. Key of Sher-
man. Texas. The invitation is eX-
tended to all former Kidd-Key stu
dents. After the luncheon an in
formal reception will be held during
which program will be rendered.
Students wishing to attend advise
Mrs. w. S. Kanaman, secretary,
4S23 Junius street, Dallas, Texas.
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Bids Wanted.

Notice for bids to act as treas
urer for the public school funds OF
the City of Waxahachie. All per
sons who desire to bid for the treas
ureship Of such funds will do SO by
sealed bids of the interest rate Of
fered, addressed to j. J. McQuatters,
Secretary, Waxahachie, Texas, by
noon on the 18th day of April.
j. l.. CANNON, President,
adv II Board OF Trustees
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cnrlIn.s b 40 now on.
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Ne,r Wnfer Mains.

superintendent P. f. Davenport
has a force of men laying water
mains in Bullard Heights this week.
The new mains begin at the plant
of the Southland Cotton Oil Co. and
extend up Cantrell street to Giyens
street. thence along Givens to Avenue
C. near the ward school building.
Three new fire plugs will be in
stalled which will insure better fire
protection in that part of the city.
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Al the Queen.

The Queen theater is showing 4
firemen benefit program today. The
proceeds to go to the benefit of the
Waxahachie firemen The program
is q return engagement of WON
from the Flames" the local movie
taken in Waxahachie, featuring Wal
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Personal MhN

mr. u G. Thompson has returned
from a visit to View fork.
Nrs. II. II. Johns'oh ana MS ~,
Addie Grafton are visiting IN pa'-
las today
Mrs Ebert Blank OF Dallas spen'
,o9ov visiting her sister. Mrs Frank
Hopson. 424 water street
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II You will read the Daily Light
want column closely every day you
will pick up enough bargains in that
section OF the paper within year
to pay for the Daily Light subsorip-
ton over and over again. II
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X. of p. Notice.

Regular session of the knights Of
Pythias tonight at o'clock. All
members and visiting members are
requested to attend.
C. A. MCCORMICK, C. c,
V. TRIPPETT, X. r. s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19
i'm ]r1uG6-9etml

"a am Samstag Den 10. 5ebrllnt
nitdl Der ifon friiber ougeieste @ta8.
fenbaa BEG 9lattoiitiAen gereer
|itattiin0et bot Dos &crgniigungs'
6omitee beg Omaha Muff. gereins
beidIoiien, Die grobe 8reis. @tasfe,
r1oe oeS Multf.8 ereins uuf Sons
tag ben 90. 6ebruar 81 perlegcl.
Gagegen miro Die auf Somntag oer
%. 6e6ruar %ongeiebte abeuo.lluter-
baltuug bereits am Sonutna Den
20. 5ebruar obge6aIten merOen. Gin
fur5es n6er g~eOiegenes 8rogramnl
lift btcrfiir IN gusiiht genommen
.9os grogramm fir 6ebruar Iautet
.alio folgenoermaBen:
Sonntag ben 13. Scbruor: Stii.
tuugsfeit Scr aGoncor6ia4
Sonntag ben 20. 6ebrltar abeuo-
u~nterbaltnng init Enn3fran5den.
Samstag Den 26. 6ebrltor: @roBc
8reis. M~osterabe fir Die 0litglieoer
un0 5reun0c.
5onntag ben 81. 5ebrltor: 8on5.
frdnahau fiir Mitglie0er rno ibrc
6rcluIoe.
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g9ie in friiberen Sobren Slide.
rel 10 lit gang Defenders iest
,SGfeln" gum 2oiungsUort unierer
Srauenlpelt eeiporOen IN Der freieu
8eit, ole fe ibren Biiidteu abee.
lpinnt. rro BARN bat iie ou6 aedt
oa man ia obre grobe 1tiibe unb
Soften ettpas Sdones unO bod 5it.
alei6 giiblideS fir feline Sreunoe
oOcr iid ielbit beriteIlen fam. Da'
bei fommt ibr ols gutter Hatgeber
unier Bud $40. 3 our Silfe. auBer
20 Deridieoenen ~nelteiteu giititern
gon @ailen oOer Sods ftuo iebr
aieOli6e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wiuiter
pm Sdals, Gdntoffeln Gedden,
Sun0tuIden SGubhen uno 5ilet.
ar6eiten BARN eutbalten, meIde obne
raae eroBeu 8eifoI finben per0en.
5dlmen sic nibt nit Der 8eiteaung
DieIer neueIten Mltsqobe.
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ISM. =. A;apvid, aopofat.

Grntti8iert in alen @ertdten Dc.
Staates uno ser Ser. Staatea
5drei6t TeItamente aus beiorgt @e.
itbtiteI uno iie5t 9t6itrafte Our9
fieht oaB SeItameute i'm RadIaiiun,
'taf sgeriata qeor0net neroen. gee.
iorgt @oQmafteu uno 8tabt grb.
ifaften in iraeno einem 9beiI Der
@elt Elm. aoaetttert 4usItdn6e
Gpri6t Geutih uro 1T offentIider
Rotar. 348 9maba Sectional gaui
@eb1il6e, Omaha, gtebrosfd.
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gdtnna, eanbsIenttl

8ir bobeu bier IN @Domitlg giltee
2onO uno boben 45-50 9nibel
@ei5en %gcerntet. $3.50 8nibcl
Safer, 90 giiibel 5lnms; Titrnipa
uio 9urtoffeln 2 bis 3 8ftno idnper
9[ae Semitic pndien bier gut. Sbr
.peroet eiueR bollen Seller finoeil
mo INNER cine Gorm lit. llno
oieies 2on6 f6uut SIR befommen.
$50 afer SeimIt1tte non STA big
800. &oble ut6 Sol5 an 2onbe
ooer in Der 3Gbe. Shidt frtu @eI0,
fommt utO iebet leIbit. 99enu if
.Gud oieies 2ono nidt Seigen fnitrt
iperoe i'd @ii6 p%ieoereeben mas
Die 9obnfobrt nod bier gefoitet bat.
9tber fonint red1t bdIo, oenn es miro
nidt LANCE 0auern. bis Giles oitfge.
nomnen lit. 6. 8. 8cterien, @il.
lette, 8bo. .t.f.
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q,nplt genebift crFrnnft.

Gom 10. 5ebr. @ie beutc Be.
FAINT eelnodt miro, lit Gapit BE
neoift felt 3rpei @odeu Ietdt an ocr
Grippe %erfronft. Die Nu9ehbt thur
Sc bis beutc gebeim gebaIten, nno
Der &outifer bat and icinen aer5tell
gum Srob ale perdbreoeten auoien.
Sen 16eebolten. Sein 3uitanO 1T
5nfrieoenItelen0.
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aftnna, 9eHtide!

aommt sn s. 3. 6. GnmO6r flr
beIten 2imburger Safe gerdu6erten
Gatfiid, Saienpfeffer. Bier ur0
Gdnaps haben mir aud 81 Der.
F~aufen. 207 fIoIi4e 13. 5traBr.
Gnaba, Neb.
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C5Oriissuns fOIst.)

GIaubfi6. .Bas IasF Oh
nun. Der iunse 3abnar5t sisbt jsst
mad Der 9euptitaotI4
s9eOduerlih fir Hnlere gndfiae,
fonTt peresn ihn ober pitle gum trs
heiier m 7rodnm oIs nu BEN
2rodnsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-19

Goer taui6e gcgrn Sdronarf, DER
dunaiie Storc o0. 9uthcr Shop. gSe.
aen Snformntionen peuoe man lid1
Der idjreibe an Grant Sdoner'
BANNER, N. 4. Clearwater, gteb.
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Srei-1 gfun6 bon soc @unpop.
! Der ODER Sdpnu Zee nit ieoen
10 9fun0 0es beIten 35c.aoffees,
per 9adetpoit fir 1915. Ga0es
eoffee gfarfei, 1911 2eaDcnnortb
Ctr. Gmaha, Neb.
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EgpefpriterS aIer @aharfen Scr.
mietet nno berfouft. 9eifte 9c.
oingnn9en Butts Spbeurifer er.
ddn8e. 3t6 3. is, Ctr. 0aI eo8i
moD 5
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Slid brinseHoe Sranringe bel BRO,
oegnnrOs, 16. uno Douglas Str.
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8n nerfanfen

;3n ucrfamfrn- dmieoc NIT &erf-
Seua, olles in giitem 3uItono. I'm
nfraqcl inter 6. 81 Omaha
1ribiine. Sch. q.
Nnt eiuacriftctc 5armen - 3l Der
foufen, 5n $50, $65 uuo $75 ier
ader, III. antelope Gountp, 9eb.
0ieIe 5armen fonnen oireft pom
gigentilnier g%efoiit iper0en. SIR
braItt feline aommiiion 5u be3ab.
len, noourdD Sbr $1,000 Bis $1,000
ipdren fonnt. 8as Qono lit Iaiter
lhipar5er ianoiaer qebnbuoeiI gut
Storm. la0 alialins2eno. Sir einen
Spottpreis 240 9lder fir $50, ~
MeiIen. mo 800 fiir $65 Den ader.
3 9Reilen non Der Staot. I'd neh,
me so--f20 slder bcbautes gaHo in
Gould inr 800 ader altes gnno.
iuena SIe mrbr Soilo baben poaeu.
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0ptiter.
Mntu . aIen1nnrr

8. s. 6inf, Der qtto.a Iembrer, she.
5ioliit IN SeriteGung BON Geft6ers.
@oioltn8 anfs, 3t6 SID 90. ctr
Eel. GouaIa8 $3.50.
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Crtman's Gen GnglauS gaferci-
212 Noro Is. Str. 0enfId6er
aaffeefudclt bette godmoren ieSer
9(rt. 3meigiteGeu: Saooen grns
uno 8n6Iic Marfet.
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E(aIGt6lrle An6elgen'

MdS6cn uerlangt-fiir Iaidte Sops.
orbeit, fir Semitic bon oret.
Seine 81ide. Eel. Sarneg 6875.
f03 3oro 30. Sir. Sch. 20.
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MnffaHfdes

8otDricilts, Ser oeutide OauiifIebrer.
StitoioS Bills qrIinqton 81
15ff Dodge Str. Gougf. 247t.
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eeidlen6eaananiiie.


@orlm ss3re 9ie5en in Der fnltegl
er0e begrabeit ineitn Sic EN- 81
iD0lbe III elnem mnoerueB Mnil-Il
ioleitm faufcH fdnneH. Cent, ui.|
tcriiidli, aebFaeia Niaaioieum go.i
S. U. sloutsfa groi. 8. 2i75l
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Grfabrener bentIdJer Snrmcr-!mb
feline 6rau irlten Stelung auf
einer 6arn. aoreiie 8. g. 0ma.
ia 3ri6ilue. Sch. ID.
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anr6icr Grasaeg.


Syest lit Die 3eit, oos garbiergeldott
All lernen i'm Omaha Barber Col.
Ieac, 1908 GnB Ctr, 0nlaba.
MaBige Rnien.
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$114s,1sOO7

William Nee, President
d. Mckinstry, Perry Mill Co.
+. d. Minis,
Vice Pres. Southwestern
Tel. 4 1c. Co.
Jno. M. Noble,
Vice Pres 4 Gen. Mgr.
Pioneer Tel 4 Tel Co.
S. r. Raymond, Vice President
VIM. Raymond, Cashier
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
Bureau of Fisheries Hits High Living
Heavy Lick by Conserving Food Fishes
During 1915 Over Eight Million Valuable Young Den
izens of Deep Were Saved by Rescue Work and
Delivered to Applicants, Deposited in Public Wat
eIs or Returned to the Main Rivers

u,r, tho .,r,,,.. ,r,. .p,Il.,i i,,,.s,,,,,,or
h,y, hesp s,,ur.d a., ..t,,,. ia, r,t,tt,r
and fud II mrons for fp, uronnpttior nf
mis- import,rt sn,r,,s an , ,onmcrcl,I
basis
The great tsb,,i,s nt Nrsl, r,rried
ON i'm nr,ordnpr, ,y,n federal L,ws nal.
miuistcrcd by IN, bur,nu nt fisheries
war, mora .urnsr,rr,,s I'm l4i, un,r ip. ANA.
prryious yc,r mo rn,,h ~ salmon, yns
ihe largest ever mndr and th, nutnui
oJ1f,J salmon i'm ,h, Uristol n,y region
,,ua rnormous
The Al,sl,p s,als orr tb, .rlost .y,Iu,blc
herd of wild animals ever owned nv amy
poyrruu,ut .uuI tb. nur,.,u nf 0shert,s
ls their custodian The r,v.rur tn tbr
government from IN, sal, or scnI skins
when commercial killing is resumed
will be- very large and efforts are beiur
made 10 rrd uses for I'M, .,,I r,rcnssrs
aside from IN, ,ompor,tiycIy small num.
ber reuuirrd h, tho u,ti,rs lp, food Tho
old pracfire of using ouI, thr skin and
wasting the c1rr.s4 can mo- longer Ice
countennuced lu Irbrulr, igis cou-
grcss authorized th,. srrr,t,ry to most
puue tho gol,.uf the seal skins then iu
his possession uutu "A NOR, uropitioug
time. The dcpurtIurit NOW has several
thousand skins iu storage. and a plnu
has born consummarcd whereby the dive
lrg and dressing Of the skins heretofore
done I'm London. win hr carried ON In this
country. resulting I'm a great saving To the
government and a reduction ln the prlcr
ul the finished article to th, consumer
The report of the -peciI investigators
who went To the prlbIloi Stands i'm 1914
to mako thorough study of tho roudi-
rous of the seal herd Vls submitted ,u
January. 1915. and pr,.,uis u detail "a
m, ,r.I herd Lu, Is, ~, ,,n ,,,' Wv, ,rJ
' "
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Piano Prices Greatly Reduced
After Holiday Cleanup!

Emphacaly do emphasize the great economy of these
worthy bargains For large saving in cost for protec
ton in getting reliable quality for truly comfortable payments
in all those factors that make for true blue Piano bar
gain these instruments offer decided advantages the buyer
One look through saesroom will convince you the i'm
portance of Immediately taking advantage of these special
offers. Below quote few
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07

BILLIARDS N POCKET BILLIARDS
Lee Huckns Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07

William Nee, President
S. X. Raymond, Vice President
VIM Raymond, Cashier
G. L. Kellogg, Assistant Cashier
G. s. WeitIenhoiier,
Assistant Cashier
Geo. N Ayres, Farm Loans
r, + Burwell,
Burwell. Crockett &
Johnson, Attys.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-07
A
MODEST
CLAIM

The best books are
never written, the
best songs are never
sung, and no man
ever wrought so we'll
but that IN his mlnd'f
eye no could picture
something better.
Every Piano We sell
makes a now friend
unfolds new oppor
tunltles and new
problems, but we sell
so many Pianos, car
ry such a wonderful
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ing desire the last
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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-01

Miss Marie Martin, Alfred Blvens, c.
II. Byrd, James lane. Miss Eunice
NewSome. Miss GLADYS McNary, Miss
Bill Wood, =. Trcdlwcll. Tom Mitch
ell, Ed. Houston, Miss Annie Dur
rance. Miss Julie lee Livingston, Pet
Stapleton, Bert TIigginbotham, Miss
Alma Blake, Miss Coxp Ezelle Mar.
shall Dancy Miss Louis, Laner, Miss
Mary Booth, Miss Katr Carlton. NJ;
Beth Link, =. 1. iiarhin Miss Marie
Lynch, Miss Edith Lohr. Miss Eshel
Sadlcr J. II. Srcll d. w. Marriu.
Miss Ma3lc Wright. Meg Winn,frcI
lIoItzcndorff. VI Almcna Duzicr. Gu.
gene V. Nab-'r. Harley Watson, Miss
Florence Butter. Glenn Appirg. Geo.
Stonchrakcr Miss BERTHE G,rc. Vir-
I'll steele Murr'g iIay'. Miss Werda
Wey, G. A. Byrl ana aim Mcrws.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-01
IN HONOR OF MISS HAMPTON.

Last evening at her home ON North
Arcadia avenue, Miss Ruby Trice en-
tortained at rock party in honor Of
her house guest, Miss Annie May
Hampton, IF Tampa. Al o'clock the
guests began to arrive, and after an
hour had been spent in chatting the
game of the evening, rock, was start
cd with about six tables of guests
playing. This game was kept up until
a late hour. when light Refreshments
OF punch, ice cream and cake were
served. Those Who had the pleasure OF
enjoying the hospitality Of Miss Tree
last evening we're the following;
Miss Anne May Hampton Ben nus
sell, &. L. Morgan, Miss Guss'e byru
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-01
STATE EPWORTH LEAGUE
MEETS IN SUTHERLAND.

Inc state Epw 1rth League CONFER
cnce Is In session. ut Sutherland. The
music 10y the college orchestra Is a
special feature IT the conference.
President Garliell Evans made his
report. which was considered one of
the most comprehensive and carefully
prepared reports ever made to Flor
ida League Conference. Many suggeS-
tions were male 10y the president,
which were referred t. the several
committees to 80 brought into the con.
ference for discussion and final adop.
tion. If they ln'ct the wishes of the
body. There arc, recording to reports.
about 100 senior chapters in the Flor.
ida conference. fnrty-three juniors.
two Girls Of Epwolth, and one knights
Of EZelah.
Vice-Prcsidant !. l.. Moon made Il
report # his work, which has been
more in the way Of counsel and ad-
vice with rhc PRESIDENT and other
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-06-01
HIGH HONOR
FOR PROF. CRANBERRY.

The Florida index, published in
Lake City. Florida, in its splendid
write-up of Columbia College, contains
the following which will be of consid-
cradle local interest:
additional degrees were the de-
grces of doctor II literature bestow-
ed upon Prof. p. W. Corr, of Dade
City. and Prof. j. A. Cranberry of
Bowling Green"
Prof. Cranberry was for several
terms the beloved principal of the De-
Soto County High School Of this city,
and It will be source of great pleas
ure to his many Friends here to learn
Of this great honor conferred upon
him.
Every one who is well acquainted
with Prof. Cranberry knows him to
be high class Christian gentleman
and a scholar well worthy Of the hon
or bestowed on him by this splendid
educational institution.