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The Lamar register., 1916-02-23


part of the other as the result of hay
ing them frozen during the Christ
mas holidays, left the Lamar hospital
yesterday. He took No. IL enroute to
his old home in Indiana where he ex-
poets to secure a job.
Thomas j. Martin, an old time res
ident of Lamar, was here the first of
the week from Stafford, Kansas. He
was visiting many former friends and
attending to legal matters connected
with the settlement of the estate of
his father, ]. D. Martin.
Fred L. Harris, general manager of
the Two Buttes Irrigation & Reser-
voir Co., returned this week from a
trip of several months in the east.
He also spent some time in Panama
visiting the points of interest along
the big canal.
j. H. D. Terral and his son, Sam
Terral of Cold Springs, Oklahoma,
We're in town today on their way to
Springfield where they expect to To-
cate in the real estate business. They
are cousins of Jos. E. Terral, the law
yer, who has just recently located
here.
County Supt Earl Denney came up
from Springfield this week to attend
the session of the executive commit
tee of the Eighth Normal Institute
District, which holds its sessions in
Lamar this year. Mr.. Denney is a
graduate of the Lamar high school
and has host Of friends here.
Attorney Alfred Todd has COM
menced the construction of a new
home on lots which he recently pur-
chased on South Main Street. They
are in the northeast corner of Block
80, and Mr.. Todd's plans call for a
very handsome home of the bungalow
type. 1t will be built by Davis and
Pollard.
The city aldermen at their meeting
on Monday evening voted to put in
several new lights at dark corners
where they have been badly needed
for some time. One will be placed
on South Main Street at the crossing
just east of the water works, and an
other one will be located on the south
part of Third street.
NJ. ]. McMillin came to Lamar last
Saturday enroute to Denver to at
tend the meetings of the state live
stock inspection board. While only
here a few hours he was put through
such a lively practice that he be-
came hardened to the point that he
could receive the greeting, Grand
pa" without blush.
This being Farmers Week the high
school boys are expected to demon
strate everything for the benefit of
the public, so one crew in charge of
Raymond McMillin spent Wednesday
afternoon demonstrating the most
improved methods of shining shoes
and other things. They did a fine
job but their throne was wabbly
enough so that it was somewhat diff
ficult to secure victims.
Mrs. William ]. Johnston has been
giving series Of parties to her
numerous friends the past week. Sat
urday evening she entertained the
young married ladies' and young
ladies'. The house was tastefully dec
GRATED in the national colors, the same
color scheme being carried out in the
refreshments. Military five hundred
The Lamar register., 1916-02-23

o. F. Downing came up from his
Butte creek ranch on Monday with
two loads of hogs out of lot Of eight
loads sold to Everett Bros. Of the Bon
Ton market. These hogs are young
and have been fed exclusively on corn
for four months, making the best
pork on the Lamar market for years.
The Lamar register., 1916-02-23
To Trade-For Lamar Property

Seven room pressed brick house
modern in every way, well located,
IL lots in Denver, Colorado. Write
DIR. G. NJ. Anderson, 42s Majestic
Bldg, Denver, Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1916-02-23

FOUND-2nd door east of Kelsey's
Grocery, Runyon's New Repair Shop.
Shoes anad musical instruments cor
rectly repaired. New and second hand
musical instruments for sale.
The Lamar register., 1916-02-23

J.R. Stinson and E. R. Jones were
Las Animas visitors Tuesday.
DIR. A. C. Davis of Wiley was La
mar visitor on Monday.
Marshal Lish House of Holly was
in Lamar on business yesterday
S. C. Gregory, the Granada mer-
chant, was a Lamar visitor yester-
day.
VIM. Herrenknecht, prominent bank
err of Brandon, was visitor in Lamar
this week.
w. S. Sidlow returned on Monday
from a visit of a week with his moth
err at Dodge City.
A. l.. Beavers spent the week end
in Colorado Springs, returning home
on Tuesday evening.
j. L. Mayfield of Granada was
transacting business in the county seat
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Kelsey autoed
to Las Animas on Monday and spent
a few hours in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris and son, DIR.
Morris, of Las Animas, spent Sunday
with Mrs. NJ. Lay and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. thinner left last
Saturday for Pueblo where they ex-
pect to visit for several days.
Judge CRANKY Hillyer came down
from Denver where he is holding court
to spend Sunday with his family.
Mrs. |. C. Downing, who has been
visiting relatives in the east for sew
eral weeks, returned home last Sat
urday.
Mrs. C. B. Thoman went to Colo
RADIO Springs last week for visit
with her daughter, Miss Rosa, who
teaches in the schools there.
Z. R. Won Kielgass, editor Of the
Bristol Record, and j. E. Branner and
Maurice Velut, Bristol business men,
were Lamar visitors on Tuesday.
Misses Pearl Lay, Lura Headle, Is
abella Enlow and Mr.. Nichols were
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Morris
in Las Animas Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Fox left last
Saturday for st. Louis and other
eastern points for a short visit, and
Mr.. Fox expects to purchase goods for
his store.
E. G. Wallinger, assessor Of Bent
county, has been in Lamar several
days checking up land records get
ting ready to install the new system
in Bent county.
Manager w. S. Partridge Of the
Amity company and Attorney ). u,
Rogers of Denver spent several
hours attending to business matters
in Lamar yesterday.
Prof. Gale Lee of Two Buttes, prln-
cipal of the high school there, brought
farming program on Tuesday, and 10
hear Mr.. Campbell's lectures.
Miss Lake, county superintendent
visited the Bristol schools last FRIDAY
via auto, and was accompanied home
by Mrs. z. t. Taylor, Mrs X, layior
and Mrs. Fryberger of Granada
Raymond Miller, the Kiowa county
entry for the democratic state CHAIR
manship, was down from Galatea the
first of the week visiting with ke-
ceiyer R. ]. McGrath of the land Of
fee.
R. A. Jarbol, one of the substantial
forners of School Dist. No. % on
CLAW creek southeast of Lamar was
t,onsacting business at the county
49, Ia ranOrtS CONDITIONS
The Lamar register., 1916-02-23
For Sale

30 Turkeys for breeding purposes.
Hens $500 each, gobblers So to So
each. Weber g. Son, one-fourth mile
north Of Prowers.
The Lamar register., 1916-02-23

The best line of children's Dresses
ever shown, the very latest and priced
right. N. f. BUTLER.
The Lamar register., 1916-02-23

See our line of Middies, a good as
sortment and priced right. N. f.
BUTLER.
The Lamar register., 1916-02-23

The Best Ever, a big line Of A. B.
C. Silks. SO in. plain colors, so cents
per yard. See them at Byars e. Fox.
The Lamar register., 1916-02-23

Nifty new Shirts just arrived. Take
look at them. You know the price
is less at Byars G. Fox.
The Lamar register., 1916-02-23

Try one of our mems spring Caps,
only so and Toe. N. E. BUTLER.
The Lamar register., 1916-02-23

Try a pair of our SIPS overalls,
only 95c. N. f. BUTLER.
The Lamar register., 1916-02-23

See our new line Of ladies' $1OO
House Dresses. Byars & Fox.
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Wer mirO geminnen?

Bel 6feIer Grage meinen mir nht 9entfhIan0 ODER or be aniier.
ten ionoern cine a6iolut inferno, os beBt amerifnnifp, Gein6fdaf 3reRr
Inddbtiger Snterelengruppen. 8Dar bat ia nal Brdi0ent g5Ifon in elmer
fetner elegnnten Heoen ernart, er fenne lmO ouIbe tene @rupben, neil
o1s punamerfaniib~ let, aber tros oieer unLogiden grhdrang CAB e.
gbt es mo piro es INNER @ruppen qe6en.
9iefe 6pi mohtigeu Snterefnguppen, Die mrern1n6er I'M Gtret
lieaen 1mo ben grof0enten bin, ro be5erren, fn0 /. Die Del m0
gdnerSntPrelFn IN 9eTfo. uno q Die 8afen. um6 getnniousfobrt
fanan.
garn bic @nde nidt 70 frdtbor ernt mare, ernt fir oos qelamte
omerraniAe Bolt f0nnte man laden nber ouIe fmt tomiih All neunen0e
SthiatIon, Die iunDiltnrl1 an ben lpndDortihen Ga 5piden ben
5nDeI Seubun0eln errnHert. gNr metnen natlrli6 MIR Das 8appenher
Ger oemotratfben Barta, Dos bennntlt4 en- @RI lift. @artm2 =
g. 0arml -
Die @thoton 1T ober fOIsm6e: Die w~atnenbeHser DOnen .Snhr.
benttoH4 IN W4eTfto tm0 Derlnngen energifhes 8ufaHen Der Waf5inotoner
Meglerun9 oaMtt enDlib Die gube In g2eifo etntebre, 6ant tie mter
aeoronehen ~8erbaltntin lire 9eIquelen uHO 0tnen n~ugbeuter um6
neae MeEdHfner du Den alien erDerben fonnen. Die yAottfuI @otina~
XoIaf 0s Brnf0enten miro 6ober bitter betdmbH. SG1ptflbrer oider
Sntere1en 1T HunoesPnator Sui bon gauLg2erifo, elm GeoubGfaner
9s1l man gerebt uo unpartelih ien, 70 fam man oieIea 2eten lire
AgttaHon nht ubenebmen, opnn tie baben in fre6idea 3eaen elm
frIebhdes Ueuerbe In eraa b~enohbdrten 2an6e noefonoen ln6 fornen
rno lge Sntereien DerIdngeH MuBer0em tDuroe bic gei0erherfeqmo
Der GroHtng AUDI Dem lfpergeprlftea merifanifhcn 8oHe nr amm Seoen
GereIhen. es mare 1Io IN ooppeter 9eiehunq cine bernenitGhe gatl
tnierer 8egerrrngs fDean he nIheIt elmer SnterDention Gr0nuna fhafte
MuF Der onoeren 9ete feben Die Wunton5s mtereHen, Sffpab
waorgm uno Raubganohen. Dele serren gsiHon, 6db q fem QnaeFdf
bonn Neten gegen Gfen uen0e Geren gqUer6e 1T fdu friebIheg ebrp
Suterela1 for0ern arma iHmrr areg, oamit fe Derterhin unogahac
Gfiai0Hen bon Blutgel0 enfrahen f0nnen. Gabren0 sic erfre @rubbe
nHr p0lfsplrtlhnrlIde 1uelen eri1heBens afo anfbansH nil, gilt Obpr
5meIen @rfppe nun 0iegernidtung bon 9ebea nn0 eiaeutnm ais efRaia
EMBELLISHMENTS 3id. = N2organ un6 @enofen boben lire 500 glao
naa Collars 6nrd iee brnihpfrm50Tfhe 4nleihe of ihrem 8erIuft
aont0 Heben, oeun bic nboHenoen oeutideu Siege beoa1tnn ben finun
sieha ganferott Der aaiiertga.
gatum Iolen unter Glen l1nrfGnoen Die Ser. stanten in 6eu
Areg gebegen Deroen. 0Gmft fe lire 500 qhaionen nie0r nf Bic
@epun1ehe fbres aoHtos buheH lm0 neue Miniouen 6au fhrefben
4nrim IArabt &ilfon ioie0er bic neue gote on 9anfhIm0
oapohI e fu5 pOrbT heierGh bnfprohen b1he. es ME nicber ~ mn.
EoraH mnr0e Die groBe Standardization mt ben 500 l~Haiantsa
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an unlere Celer
in CANADA.

Gae griefe, oie ms pon mieren
2eiern tn Canada IN iangitei
3eit 3uaegnugeL iiuo bon Del
3cnfar g@e6finet bic iett itrenger
ais ie 5uoor ~geporoen lit. 4lt
modten 0esbalb urieren 2eieru IN
CANADA ben 9fnt geben, poriihti8
8u iein, nenn iie ali uns idreiben
0anit i6ner odrnits teiue unaii.
nebmlihleiten erruatfen. 9is ieei
lit ser @erte5r 5fpiiden uuiereH.
oortigen 9aierH nnO oct aEriDiine
tets etn uuuntcrbroteter gefueien
in illlgiter Gen trafen aber griefr
Gin Die MIR @eloampeiiun9en ent,
Bie(ten. @}m 6arf oIio anrebmeu
taB Der 3enior Die grieie ger
bat. 9esbalb goriidt, uu0
tlifts idreiben, mas 1hDieri9fei
ten our a5o[ge Habea totnte.
ssaglidle Cmaba Sri6nne"
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&eaisteiten aus Sofia!
g[ils 0es Mpines.


Bon eiIiem Mogen Der nah Col
far fibrenoen eleftriiden 8abn
miroe Dienstoe bel Der @flul Ctr.
ser %12iabrige Sobn Oe8 ebepaares
90. q. @arid, 115 Gigoe Str
iiberfabren utto getotet.
8as nuf @eranloiillna oe8 Sei'
Geubeidouers aoous IN @linueopo.
lis pegen ainoesmor0es ~ieit9enom
meme @bepaar Ben Qu0i, ipeL9es
barn bierber gebradt purOe, ut
arn Dienstog ans Der @ait ert-
IaIjen noroeit, no6oem iid Die LIN
ihulo Der bei6en 2eute beronsge'
Itelt bate. &oorB bate be9oup
tet, oab elm an Der Gitliden. 6. Sir
Dor furser 8eit aufgeiunOenes to.
tes Sinh. oosienige ber 8ugis &C.
lpeien. Cine Au8gro6u1g 0e5 IN
minneapolis begrabenen ainoes bes
Gbepnares bat ieooa bic Qnbaltbar.
felt Der 9eiduIOigung gar8Iia err
luieien.
glus nlbefailnter llriade entitanO
Dienstas nadt i'm @nuie opn Sra
Carpenter. 9t2 35Ite Ctr, Elm Sen.
er, oag betrdhtIideu Sdaen onrif
tete.
Der 10 Sabre aIte 9orialO Sc
fqnberg, oeiien @ltern gfe 5. Ctr
un0 gucli0 g(pe. pobneu, tDiroe
2ienstog nofmittag BON einem an.
tomobit erfaBt un6 uidt nnerbebIiG
Gerleet.
Die So5iaTiten BON Soma bobeH
iiir bic beB~nrlte6enoen Staat5mab
len fir ale StoutsGmter aau0i0a
ten a~ufgeffeat. Gle tperoeu am !
Sui in 0es Moines lire Staat
%tonuention abbalten.
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EtIiche Lugen uber die Anlage

Sid nd sic g1rauusFhat mD 2ddgmHght bs gohs bon Omaha trhHnb butne
ganm0 aeaqutG9 ser bn. gadhen Rdn Gamen ubr 9aiaha.
@ i6a gu f@b OB Die Bombs cine erb0bme nm $4,000 afabun miftal bs sddb5ehpnO
nit 80 4rQTt it,
e. fe9r bic aa9tosoanae ah 100000 bin hoan r nuh, ob OefBe Hu $8MNooo
bagt
Gr ime, mB Sic @eamM6e Der anne hn 6e S1He bBe pG5mo m bod nHe 6B Of
Hmd notqaueen pm0e bob bdbe ubr 8pe6rHI beh9t
Or mp Die @nae babe I'M Sabre 1915 ole 3mfT, $4,000 bBnbn tonne, m1ra0 bic
amHan Bidder nnhmahn BOP memqr oB1 Die SGHe $4,000, h9bf nm0e1 Die ibge Summe
S0810 mu6e mfqnomnel npGmb Der Bins nf $119850 mmuhs
Or ime Die annge beebp lire gloe ub mm mr am6hof M n6mn6 Der 8ongns
5me Der 0e 2Gmg Der annge in Sdn0en Bat nampat# onB feline nan auDn gu ba0dp
men m6.
gr bbmpht, Dds gaeumaen 70 fen he m5aih genodt nlbeb ndmno bon Dem Boil
pgbmmtnn ofgmen miro. Dab fem ge0 fir @ebeMmmgm bmbn0n 1T m0 0B aus Oem
Brmoe Die araG Ser anehfme Inn DO 9rBet bedmtm nn6e
er GWbf bon afdtdenmg grocer ubaddIHe hps6em @ 9dnde it, 6aB mir fnm euue
ga6 brMnen INN mue kmfubm qussbn u 6fGL
Or nap tie am9e ais 6eahge bs Bottles bin uo fd hBf ais ben mnI Der .gGbdn6
3 Gents ednd@ amt" gn, hman @ Gnade it, ooB nmmt man ben oT5aam Ran6 es
Ruas os Ben GmddnHt Ste I'M sef6apfuH mobnnbm 2me MIR s grBat hes gman
9mmns nbefa, fir mdden fe IA 9rpt b8 GdnIdnbnnens bgn6Hen nawa6 11 ge
Sm6dseedte &c @uaut oa aOnmus ubean BGr fe nr "A gupet Sa Gdamdnhnmma
bqbheL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-20

iperben forn ul6 oab, falls bic
aailerlid GentIhe Gegierilng niht
iofort elm aufeeben ibrer iebigcn
Metbo0en ertl1rt un6 ibre ietige
STRENGTHENING gegen Gradt. uno
Baiiagier : 3nmpfer uufgibt. Die
8lmOesreeierung feline anOere @abI
bat, oils Die o%ipIomatiiden @e5ie.
Bumgen g1BIih ob8n6redett'
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g8n. 7. &apSi0, gopofat.

%9safti8iert in alien 0erdten De-
Stantes un6 Der Der. Gtaaten
5dreibt Gcitameute aus, beiorgt gq.
Fistitel unb iie6t a~bitrafte 0urd
tebt, oaB 1etqmente i'm 9adIafien.
s6aftsgerifte %peoronet tperOen. Sc.
iorgt goIlmadten unO 8iebt Orb.
ifaften in iraenb einem gheit oer
@cit Elm. 9caettiert ansItdnhe
Gpridt 9eutilb un0 lit offentIidDet
Rotar. 348 Gmaha Motioual Ban,
@ehallbe. Gmnha, RebrnsEa.
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Die Wahrheit uber die stadtische
eIektrische Lichtanlage-- Fortsetzung
Verschiedene Won F. w. Ballard aufgestelte
faIsche Behauptungen

mir baden smn Bic gaH6eH ahr Die dnri4e at4mIae Der eHt ctasmd Dor anan
gibh .-1 n...rx
6hr dahTHdeu gnngm, a1getele tai1n 1@mPhmUh ne G maDuao fM@ arPmpan m
0mba ghn, Aagm: - 49,. -
SER Ballard fam babr nm mad mban StG6en UNI GnieGms ais Elm ffprfmhtgm S0r
0r fir @nhmA6mg bon 0Hahhdm ghtboheta gu rbahn ~
SER Ballard nMe f1 brett ais Der ige @dhdSfHrr Der Glbdnnb GHnp br, hHnen Is
Enhhe lit BAT g u6 fn gn@r qnbmg bon. 8He in Der SaHDaG mi oT nGahbnatT0n
Dhn0rbet bon 1854 Ghmnen ns @dd1HsHbrr abget nnbe
M Or nme fd as ie 3rehat bm,D r9 Ddde Die ShDt philadelphia trH9 cine HDuhn
in gedf Der dhHrhen 2ihmhn aA1 hoban & Eaofe. it, BOB nr Ram Der fd 6s
Snthn6tut IN oMr Sfft enpmba, nnMHd mr ben gmmtu Der @eMthaH 9hna
9enAbn Ge ,0nHr Der Nusbrnetn Der Sht PHILADELPHIA mar Ser ndtfe @am, Der bic
lem bel 9gdmg Der eeHrihn 2hatn NIT Rat mo Eat 6m 5ee tmo mar Or g M gat
hmn aa Der aSntn s4ae fir 6dnan1pan SE 4em gBgo n tatnnrat .1 g a&a aa INTEL an
nB a BET baarqr abet hs gDbe ero4e nHBupdtn battle D@ao es &dfe it, bob. r be-
omrs in 5mG Shhn Qounb 81, Uni aaamnGpa gab, 10 g babel bebWHb DEu I'M 0hmhiae
QuHnnhuel gu bTHuotldeh drn Idmnmrhhm aenfa gH
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1nterbu6 fur ale artsn bon Safel.
aF6eiteu.

Bud 0r. /, tpie unten ge3eigt, emit.
bait 4npeiiuBgen uno tpmuoerihone
JluiuatloneH fHr ale arten Don
Silet &afalarbeiten unO arels.
ltifen. Se6e 5rau tpettefert 6as
0eueite in Muitern ~ betnmmen
Mlohen Sic 5~GfeIarbeit? gcuoer
Sic oireft far 6ieies Bud, fue[t
0os reidboltielte nnO biaigite Dir.
Iterbuh tit. GO CREDIT cher ben
9ued, nfs Bidder bon 25-50 CTS
lieber 200 SPLITTER abaefiIhd
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bon entDaoer berrIften o6er betodeaen amerifanern (bieIeidt 1T beoesl
rdhgD m BE AeIt eeebt Gielr g2or0bn0e lit ia ie6es aRtI redt
ytu fragt es hh: Ser miro gapmeu2 Mehe ssaterelen Der0en
0e tarHte 3ugfaft ~enfDideH2 - @enH mir elmer amafaHiden Bro
foeaten hGeu fat 0es brfHten aolcnioGeireftors, 6mn mare 0e ant
mort letht, ja i6oH ldngt bon Gnyngten iebt aege6e. - GO ober
hurgt Orapeno Die ididialsidDere 5age dber Dem alerffaniAen gofe
Ser nm0 geuinneH?
Br, bic mir MIR rein ameritaHiide SntereFen berrete1, ioatcn
nt dlr Strait cobin arbeiten, onB Die gDdte @r1iope inter alien lin.
ltuoen 0erhert. 9arrm rndf ale enereit bimr eure asngrbbertraer
Denn nur Der aongreb fam Dos Bolt bon ben fhmerHen aolaen beuahren.
ee en- io9 ~obe1uisIgT srieg NIT ben 3atratmddtea tar uns nit lid
prlHsA psroe 81. o.
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Seine anwachsende Fabel

gomb te BOB i'm Sabre 1915 Die ahap nod abng on aaaabn dn @nFt bon
$3.50 gemndt babe, mob1Ren fe nit enn BTht bon nMJu $1250O gemeta bat
me aus nabtTbH Smse babdgan:
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night

night.
Clarence Wall, Verne Roberts and
Buddie Quaite were in Dallas last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. wilbor OF Paris
were visiting here Thursday afte-
neon.
Mrs. I. b. Pruitt and Mrs. A. ].
Davis of Bristol were here today
shopping.
Robert Phillips, Bob Mayfield and
Walter Huckabee visited Dallas
Thursday afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. j. f. Robertson. who
are here visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
p II. Templeton, visited at Dallas
Thursday.
Homer Dixon, Willie Cashion and
Ernest Sims OF Crisp passed through
the city late yesterday enroute to
Ciehurne after their uncle. who is
visiting in Texas from Alabama.
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On business.
Il. II. Tatum Of Deuison visited
here last night.
J. f. Plummer went to Hillsboro
today on business.
d. ]. Moss of Decatur was wish
tor here last night.
Tom NJ. Price OF Cooper, Texas,
was In the city last night.
]. Lea Cannon WAS in Dallas
Thursday on legal business.
c. n. Garner of Amarillo was a
visitor in the city Thursday.
Miss sarah hogan OF Dallas is the
guest OF Mrs. ]. J. MeQuatters.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fletcher Curry at
tended the Majestic at Dallas last
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STAPLES

We bought our Staples ahead and we
are in position to save you money on
them.
Dress .Ginghams in big assortment of
staple and Fancy Patterns Worth more
money, but we are still selling at the old
price, per yard. .-.l 0c
Outings=A big assortment of fancies.
pinks, blues and white. The same quality
we have always sold and we have plenty
for all at per yard. ......... lOc
Bleaehed and unbleached Canton Flannel,
good heavy quality at the old price, per
yard ..... ....... ......... 1Oc
Beached and brown Domesties in all quail
tiles at the old prices, per yard 1ac, 1-3c
ana ...... ...s-. .i-5..-..t. ..lOC
Everett Chesaots in solid blues. greys and
big range of fancy patterns for skirts
and rompers; worth more-Our price, the
yard .... .................l Oc
32-inch Johnsons Percale in light and
dark patterns for boys waists and ladies
and childrens dresses. A big assortment
of patterns CT per yard. 1Oc
The best Calieos in shirtings, greys and
blues; all you want for the yard. :. &c
Come in and let us show you our goods
and be convinced that we can save you
money.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-13

Another shipment just re-
ceiyedSilks, Wooiens and
Fancies ~ newest fashions
and prettiest fabrics at
$500 to $500
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SILKS

The new Silks are here ana ple''i, chimes
Taffetas. Satins, Crepe ae ,.,itiss
and Georgettes in all colors anu au ',a;nss
Pretty Plaids and Stripes lof Lima. - a.
nreciate them Come in and let US snow
you.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-13

Coat Suits
Never we're they
prettief Material
az serges, Gaber-
dimes, We 10 urs:
Plain and Checks.
also Bfoadgloths.
they are beautifully
trimmed Ia Furs
and velvets. But
tons, etc. ! colorh are
Navy. Black s,
Browns. + In m >,
Burgnn d y and
Green.
Price Range
&f5.s,o 70 $1,000
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-13

A large delegation OF Trinity stu
Gents and members OF the faculty
will go TO Dallas tomorrow to wit
Less the game between Trinity and
Baylor foot bah teams. Last year
the Bears had an easy victory over
the local team. but Coach Biyens'
squad is expected 70 rut up much
SITTER fight this year. With the
acquisition OF Carl Ferguson the
team has been wonderfully strength
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Why Not Learn New Dances

Please begin your dancing lessons
soon as possible, Miss Ussery win
be pleased to meet the Elks and their
friends tonight in ball room of Elks
club at s o'clock. 174
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'>~>~~<>>~~>>>>>s
Personal MENTION.

Miss verna Erwin Is In Dallas to-
day.
E.P. Little pare went TO Waco last
night.
Mrs. Carl Tankoraiey visited AZ
Dallas.
Mrs. VIII Farley visited in Dallas
THURSDAY.
Mrs. lno. D. MeRae Visited in Dali
las today
n, W worthy OF byron was here
yesterday
]. ". Sims of Ray is here today
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MILDLY BLOUSES

soc, Use and ................ 81 90
Five dozen Ladies' Organdie and Wolfe
Shirt Waists: worth $1.25--Our special
price Observation-Disclosures. .SSc
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Two Drug Stores

cned. Coach Bivens Will take along
q large number of subs and give
them all chance If the game goes
against the Trinitonians.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-13

Ellis county farmsrs. who viii
have exhibits on display at the
Dallas fair. passed through town
this morning with a number OF auto
mobiles loaded with farm products
Those who have been in charge say
the Ellis county exhibit is a very
creditable one and that II will not
fail to attract attention.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-13
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES

Ladies' and Children's Shoes for school
and dress wear.
The newest styles in all feathers
Come and let us show you.
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LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR
WOOL DRESS GOODS

We are showing all the new ma'efia''
and colors. s..o.s
See our Serges-Storm and French se' 80
at soc, Csc, 75c, S5c and 'SI.VV
A big line OF Dress Goods in piaias - az.
Checks at 15c, Csc and .......' .0Ve