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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12
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Cigarettes For Soldiers


Dixie: \The educational institutions
Of our country teach that cigarettes
are most detrimental to the young
men and boys.
Churches proclaim against what is
often alleged as the deadly cigar
ette."
Many noted physicians have declar-
ed that cigarettes are the incentive
to disease and should be especially
avoided by the young.
But We find now a campaign inau-
gur2ted to provide cigarettes for the
boys at war.
We fad a propaganda devoted to
supplying all American camps with
an abundance of cigarettes.
We must not only encourage the
vice among those who have contract
ed the habit, but We must add to the
army Of cigarette fiends.'
If it is good to supply our boys at
VET with cigarettes, then most of the
States have acted the fool in their
public school curricula teachings as
to the deleterious effects of the ci-
garette.
Boys. 10 and y years of age, can
now argue if cigarettes are good for
soldiers they will prove a good thing
for them.
One local newspaper has cigar
cite fund for soldier boys. 1t does
@ot cost this special paper one cent.
The scheme IS that of the cigarette
trust which IS constantly at work Sc
curing new recruits to the army of
cigarette slaves. In fact, papers are
paid for their work to aid in securing
new Victims Of the habit.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12
PERSONAL MENTION


Fall term OF the Putnam circuit
io r- n.;;1 oae,, %oy+ n,Jat- ,-' +ba % 15tb
;t ;nS, "-'' 0PN'' ''N''' -'- ''''''''' WV ''-'
'''s''
Rev. Robert Dunworth, pastor Of
St. Monlca's Catholic church, left on
Wednesday for a months visit in
New York. During his absence d
priest from St. Leo's college will con-
duct services at st. Monlca's.
Stewart SIangb+ar has haan homo
~, ,,;S;+ - L. ,nSa+l w. Ny
". P. Slaughter. Mr., Slaughter is
now living at Tampa, where he has a
fine position as pharmacist. But
he is looking for an early call to a
position in this fight against Germany.
p 7 Sutherland we1I- I-Lrov.r j.,
paIa+tq hnt now rogiJant of Iooi.
eo~viIe wbora ba hos Hnor " n;,,ilr, G,HM
grna+ 9t+antior r. ca+tIo iii. o,3dia.7 I,.7
f;on rnnor+ed c,it;caiIv IL a+ g. A.
nas HosnitaI RaItimore Nd = " n,itl iF !,
nneumonia 4 teIe%ran7 r. big hrotb -t'
;sa # b;s roco,,o,,. ,.>'' ''''-N p 'i''-
''e " '''S CIV q y
Taarbars, ASs"ciat;nS W. We. ''' S,,ii a. 81 81.
tardav AFTERNOONS Tbo mc.;dont % ~
e Pm C,5ttonto,, ~ ,p-idd p, EIt,i0'-s' l w. -, .
following program was followad Mu-
sic, an address by Dr.. f. ". War
rem, discussion. How Should Chill
dren Be Fed, led by Mrs. Crittenton.
business and social followed in
which light refreshments were serv-
ed.
c.,.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12

Tampa Times: "No rent; take it,"
Thst'S what Henry Ford wired Secre-
tary Of War Baker when asked if Un-
Gle Sam could lease his great assem-
bling plant at Boston for W.T. pur-
poses. Hen used to be an out-and-
cut paclfst but when his country en-
tered the var he played patriot ard
right a5out-faced in a jiffy.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12

The marriage of Mr.. Percy D. Col
Inns and Miss Margaret McIlvaine took
place in the Congregational church at
Tavares Wednesday morning October
10th. After two weeks honeymoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins will return to
Palatka where they will reside. Con-
gratulations are in order from their
hosts Of friends.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12
Lively Times in Ocala-

Ocala Star: There were three or
fosr fights in this burg Tuesday. We
were wise to them, but as we have
never succeeded in writing a descrip-
tion of fight that pleased all parties
concerned, we decided to pass them
up. We wish our friends wouldn't
fight anyhow. 1t looks like dam
phOolishness for two Americans to
come to blows these days.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12

Kissimmee VaIley-Gazette: And
now DeSoto County comes to the front
with d project to plant 800 acres of
castor beans, to be fathered by The
Castor Oil Company Of America. Ag-
ricultural Florida seems to be coming
into the imeIFkt Just now.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12
In The Smashun

We're the parties in the automobile
accident made nervous by the car
Well they were very much upset.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12

While it is excellent business to
buy Liberty Bond, we are appeal
ing to you first because Of your pa
triotism. Do it TO help your coun-
try. Do it because You are an Am
erican. These bocds are the worlds
So fest and best investment.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12

He who hasn't time to be happy to-
dav will find that it is too late to-
morrow.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-10-12

&. II. PRICE.
Secretary Of Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
SHRINERS ARE PLANNING
VISIT TO WOODSTOCK
WIN Carr! piNan. Patrol nn, hand,
Leaving Here Ihur>du!
Morning.

rractically All ARRANGEMENTS have
been completed FOR the spring pill
Erimasc or Richmond Shrincrs. mem
bcrs OF Mecca Temple. TO Woodstock
and AlcNaudria. whore ceremonial Sos
sions OF the Mystic shrine viii be held
Thursday and Friday The divan. pa
troll and hand OF the tcuple. number
iuc about s"Nynty-f>" people. will
leave Eicnmood Thursday morning
over the Chesapeake aud ohio Rail
way. The PARTY assembling at the Main
street station at . O'Clock
Tho Shrn.rS viii travel ON tho
chesapeake and phic Hallway I" Staun-
tou. transferring there to the Ealti-
moro ana ohio to Hnrrisonburs and
thence over the southern 10 Wood
stock ~ both Stauuton ana ilarri-
Sonburg the patrol and band viii give
= short exhibition of fancy drilling
aud a musical concert between trains
The party Mil arrive "a, Woodstock
about As" uClocl. where a ceremonial
session ana short entertainment will be
conducted Thursday night. There are
Il number uf unrcGcnoraics to be ini-
tiated into tho mysteries OF the Shrine.
The kichmoud party viii spend the
night iu WuodStock leaving there early
friday morning for .\lcXaudria.
mother large class viii travel across
the hot sands" in AlcNaudria Friday
nirht The program calls for Il patrol
drill under the direction of Captain
.'ohu T. Rose. In. followed by :, band
concert. VI u, o'clock the entire mem
bcrShp Viii parad" the principal
streets OF Nc>audra. and u buffet
luncheon served at $50 O'Clock Tho
rcmdindcr OF tn" evening viii lie given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
$l.5U Rocker
CSC

White maple
] "a IN e. " ID
double cane seat
ana STAT back.
Very Str"iis ana
VOL constructed
W or I h $3.50.
Special at ODE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

In tic spring of isHI ] Was aitsrke; Ia,
Mu""u!0r hnd Iufanna,orr Ehculnaiism I SUI.
Tered as ony tho,c VINO have {, know ror over
ihrce years. tried remedy after remedy and
Hoctor alter doctor. but such relief recrIv cd
was only temporary. Finally found a remedy
lint cured me completely. and IL la. mover 70
turned. have given 81 TO a number who were
:'FElhiy Afflicted and even hedrdden with Rhcu.
hstisH. and II effected cure In every case.
Wabt every sufferer from any form Of rhcu.
matte iIoGhie TO try this marvellous healing power
Don't send q cent: simply mail your name ana
address and will send Ii free TO try. After you
have ushd II and II has proven itsc,: 10 be thrt
itnc'loosed-for means OF curing your RbeuUn.
iism you may scnn the price Of II. one dollar
but, understand. DO not want your money IN.
less you are perfectly satisfied TO send II. Isn't
thst fs!ri Why suffer any longer when positive
relief Is thus ~ red you free: Don't delay.
Write today. MARK ii. JACKSON, No,GJoC
SURVEY Bldg. Syracuse. y. y"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

Tho regular weekly meeting OF the
Richmond Rotary club will he held
Tuesday night a, G:I5 o'clock u, the
Business Mems club. Members Of the
newly organized Rotary club of Pc
tcrshnrG have been invited To visit
,ho local organization, and Il large at
t.ndNMre is :.nIiclnatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

" n".s S2.75

@J-foot excellent
BLACK RUN
Der Garden Hose.
+ o III y ct - viii,
on y lin gs and
ends. Worth $3.50,
Special, $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
Stunning Sport Dresses

Every woman who has seen these
charming New Dresses has been de-
lighted with the many fashionable new
styles and shades that comprise one
Of the best dress values ever offered.
Plcatcd. tunic. panel and the decidedly
new ovcr,rapc effects, modelled of eX-
ccllrnt quality taffcta, crepe de chine
and smart combinations of taffeta and
Gcorgcttc, in all the new and deSir
able shades. Truly wonderful values
at the price. Sizes for Women and
Misses.
SECONI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
Clothes EOo
baskets cON

Extra 'HrE c
size Split Clothes
Baskets. IN a n =
with one handle.
very strong and
VIII rive excel
lent scryic .
Worth ..C
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

DISIlnctlNe and EXCLUSIVE models,
d'rcct from on" OF New Works. leading
dcsiShcrs ana makers. Models suit
able for afternoon. street or snort,
wear made with large pointed collars.
newest b"lts and novelty pockets \
mere description cannot do them ius-
iice-thcS must he seen To be fully APP
pIeG'a'ed' 'noice OF all the leading
shades. as we'll as navy and black yo,,
VIII never have an opportunity to buy
Auch i"NclE dresses at this price again
and We urge YOU TO make an ilnmcdi-
ate selection
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
$500 Gal. Tables
90 40

Made solid oak. Dol, and
nut construction. with Sat
seat and back. Fumcd OAK
finish.
Chair 10 Match. SI.9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

36 inch fine quail sV eJJ
NY English Long Cloth, good
heavy weight, free from labels.
marking and dressing: worth
Sl''. Extra special for Monday.
Sf.5D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
aIIaeglg11 atiisn1
remarkable Home Cur. Given by One who
ead lie wants Every sufferer to BENEFIT.
sent No Money-Just Your Address.

Years of awful suffering ana misery have
taught Tits nsn. Marx u. jackson OF syracuse
%"N YORK. how terrible an "u"rny 20 human hap.
lhcss rh"umtti>m j.. ani hav" given him sym.
l1'Ey with All uUf"rtyunfos wig Within its
erasp. He wants every rhcumatIr victim To know
tow he was cured Read what hc says:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29
STUDY HISTORY OF GRAFT,

Members Of the Legislature are
discovery that Prof Albert Bushnell
Hart Of Harvard has directed some
OF his students IL write theses on
the history Of graft In the STATE leg
i5lature
Recently a trio of Harvard stu
dents appeared at She Statebouse
and began making inquiries about
legislative graft eases. One OF the
members introduced them 10 Repre-
sentative Victor f. JeNett as q liar-
ward man who took history under
Professor Hart. Representative
jewett took the youas men into the
State library and helped them get
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29
Gun CHEWING NOT CONTEMPT

Magistgaie Paul Krotel' who im-
posed Il S. fine on Frank bardop-
rex. Brooklyn phonegfaph dealer
VINO worked his Jaws in court on
December Ii iast, was reversed re-
Gently by Judse MglQueen III general
sessions. Magistrate Krotel assert
ga That Barroudex had been guilty
OF disordsf,y condact ia chewing
gum in roGrt. BarroHdez maintain
"a thar ho @aa merely sucking 4
cough drop. Judge Mulqueen re-
niited the fipe
Benjamin e. Ribman, counsel for
Bardonaex ia his appeal, contended
tllai his clients version OF the AFFAIR
was correct aad that wolking one s
Jaws in court did net constitute con-
tempt-Ncw York Tribune.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29
" Ar Reveals L. ). Woman.

PARIS The American woman
wifi come cut al this Wsr under an
ASPECT enhroly different from that
rt6erto given ber by Frepeh writer's
and entities. says }ho Temps
~For fifty years she was present
"a Ia ,fs by our fomaneers aud dfain-
afie authors as an opulept beauty, OF
t.&tra,aeanl wealth. With . laadness
for expenditure, with eccentric 'aaies
end life Of eudecity
@n,d they roalW imm'ne thas
tbpse Halle nervous aud eccentric
l..i,,ss thst they presented 60 us.
s.otled children Of immenseiy
voslthy families, AWAY asilateo,
,btrsttne fer pleasure and noise were
mo only American women? To those
,,ho have net been leisure to cross
,he ocean aud who content iaep''
sl,a. with obeerejne the American
women amoug us, The war 'v'li navy,
n,,e,lcd tbs real yisasc OF many OF
tbcm , ,h.,, mr..
1T VIII be perceived that thf't a.
,oy IL live may also be an ardef 70
n,aFe live. a passion tor devotion %
N'ss s4 l,aA the 4aais e 4sAA-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29
WHAT MAKES GOOD TEA.

II is probable that many persons
who are given to tea drinking have
often asked themselves, f'To what
does the tea leaf owe its peculiar
and aromatic properties ?.
There seems to be no mystery in
regard to the matter although az
yet the exact nature of the secret has
mot been determined. 1t may be
stated, however. in the light of the
Investigations made by the men oil
science. that tea owes its aromatic
properties 70 certain substances OF
the sort known as essential oils
and "ethers. present in the leaf in
such minute quantities that the herb
must be treated chemically ia 100
pound lots to obtain, III pure form,
even a very little Of the precious in
gradients
Tea depends for its flavor upon
ere substances mentioned. and The
price tea brings is determined prac-
uuaHy by no other consideration.
Tea in China or Japan fetehes a
price ranging fsom fifteen cents 10
$50 q pond according TO its quality.
II is said that the finest teas are
not imported into the United states,
for The reason that in crossing TIT
ocean tacy lose their favor Why
this should be SO is not it seems,
precisely known; and MANY expert
ments have been made by govern
ment chemists 10 ascertain the rea-
son and devise remedies in the mat
Ter. II tho loss OF flavor incidental
to oceaa transportation is due to salt
air, then, il is thought, it should be
possible 20 discover some means
whereby the commercially prepared
leaf may be protected from such in
jury
Very young tea leaves make the
best tea. since at their stage of de-
Felopmeut they contain the largest
percentage Of aromatic substances.
Philadelphia Record.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29

ton, that need for hustle, as they
call it, may become the most beauti-
full Of activities when it is animated
by the spirit of charity. It viii be
perceived that extravagaRce. in alb
surd expenditures may be changed
into sunlptpous largesse for good.
The observer will have seen nurs.
es animated with the most perfect
spirit of sacrifice passing their time
at the bedsides OF our wounded: wo-
men putting i'll common their re-
sources to sueeor the inhabitants OF
invaded regions; others utilizing
their spirit OF initiative Ii the organ
eaton of charitable works, some tra-
yersing France to distribute cloth
ing to refugees, other employed in
the hospitals right al the front fana
all OF them riYalling each other III
ard0r. generosity and devotion. The
the idea they had made Tor them-
selves OF the American woman, the
idea popularized under the auspices
OF the theater and the romance, was
decidedly at fault, They will certain
~ seize the occasion offered TO them,
not only to rectify al inexact type
in our literature, but TO find among
American women new figures per
feetly tfue and moving. Both liter
ature and truth can onlg gain there
BY. +"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29
Build sfo,0oo DAM
ALONG South CONCHo,

SAN ANGELO. March 29.-The
building OF a $4,000 stone and
concrete dam on the South Concho
river permit for which has been
granted the local waterworks com
pany by the state board of water en-
gineers. viii be begun early this
summer. The dam viii he fourteen
feet high, 25e feet long and will inn
pound 100000 acre feet Of water.
WITH Lake Coneho. the city's pres
eut source OF water supply, tile lake
created will be sufficient fer CITY
~ith population OF $4,000.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29
Cheer Up the shut-ins.

Wonderful stories OF work being
done by shut-ins, all Of whom are
physically disabled We're told at
a recent meeting of the Shut-in So
eiety. A paraiyzed man makes toy
furniture; a woman who can uss
only her left hand fashions articles
so beautiful there is constant de-
mand for all she can make, Il man
with q broken back makes dishmops
and a blind man makes rugs. These
are only few OF the many eases re-
lated
One OF the most remarkable in
stances Is that Of q woman whose
hands are SO crippled with rheuma
told arthitis that she is able to use
only her thumbs. She earns her liV-
ing by knitting.
One of the gegat needs OF these
people is eompanlunship, whether BY
persons who are willing TO CORES
pond with them or TO visit them.
The Shut-In society sends to each
of Its crippled and shWt-in children
little gift OF Welcome and a birth
day remembrance OF clothes or SIM
pge toys There are more than q
thousand invalid members Of the SO
eiety, many of whom are without reg
ular communication with the outside
world
To those il rasal communities the
visit OF the POSTWAR is an event, as
often days pass when they see no one
except members 81 the family These
desiring TO help The work Of the So
ciety IN this way are requested to
write 10 the office OF the society.
ligin Chestnut street, Philaaelphla.
philadelphia North American
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29
wAxAHAcHlE DAlLr LIGHT SATURDAY MARCH 81. 1917 !.
attenuation respecting cases IN :

information respecting cases In the
'asf.ln Witch legislators were e IA
% have been the recipients 81 nass.
efs Ct brides. ete.
iae Representative, who IS one Q,
she most prominent figures ii she
LEGISLATURE sympathized with thu
students for as he expressed II ~
knew their troubles.
But he was wrathgni at professo,
Hart for sending young men on such
T hunt in connection with the study
Of American history He disguised
The matter with several colleagues.
and the news Of the guest stirred
fbeir ire
Representative Jewett said that
the plans to send a letter TO profess
scr FiarF, who is enc OF the most
prominent authorities On history IN
this country protesting his asking
students to writef theses on such a
9aihe as graft in his own State Leg
islatare.
There are 50 many things beau
aini about American history that
students might well inquire into and
write about that it seems too bad
that students should be directed to
probe into such subject which most
OF US Try to forget, the representa-
tive said
a number Of the legislators who
are Harvard men were discussing a
round robin" letter Of protest to
Professor Hart. Boston Post.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29

IIERsOs CASTLE
At THE DIXIE TO-DAY.

BIZ 10 secure posa ss.aa IF the
saq.elle pfepaFetjHe fund
h b defend America is foiied
iia Chanting h aiss Neme-
d ifsli episode d patrfa Tie
romance BIZ Lewis lose pill
fAicA viii ne shown At the
lasalre today
Vernon Castle in this episode
II double role OF i'atria Chan
ls'Fsss . millions and the
aaaliag Nunition NORRIS. and
dancer who impers9nates
Y osaer members OF tlie air
y AZ Milton siils who plays
y q Donald Parr Warner
eAQ PLAYS the role of Baron
and r " Stewart. IN the
I Eaoasrd.
'asF feature or the Dixie pro-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29

AT TIL. EMPIRE

The feature attraction a the En-
pife Theatre today is a Knieker
booker Star production Ii three acte
in The title Of Crossed Traits, fea-
turing Margaret t.aadts and r.
Henry Gray IN the leading roles viii
the support OF superb east. The
other reel is one of the sensational
kalem railroad dramas. @The Death
Siding featuring Helen Gibson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29
snsarssrnan Iinse Table


Local cars tron Dallas 10 Va,
slll pass Waxahaehie 6:S4 7:4t
a:4s and 1855 a ~, I:46 S:4e
b:46. s:as and 1888 p, II Loea
cars Will arrive In Waxabachte iron
Dallas TAG p. In. and I2:&a u "a
Limited cars from Dallas To Wac
ysili pass Waxahachte S:S4 and 1888
, IA, i2;s4. 2,S* tss AMI :
~ m
Sorthh,uaa
teeas cars win leave NeNnhaea'
~ Dallas S;55 and 6:43 q. N Loea
qars from Waco 10 Dallas will psss
Waxnhschie $50 and l0:42 II
.12:s2, 2:aa. 4;42. 6:42. 9:le ane
1:1a p. n.
Limited cars from Waco to Dalla'
viii pass Waxahachie G:l9, 9:l9 ann
Ikts3a u. M, l:l9, S.l9. b:1a AND
|7:19p. M Gear passing Waxahachit
.7:ls a. IN. may make local stops be
twe sn Waco aud Waxahachie When
necessarily
Southbound baggage cars vii
leave Naxahaehie gao q, II. and
I1:0S D. II. Northhound basgag,
cars viii leave Waxahachis sac and
lO.5Q p. 10.
Baggage may also be handled OF
southbound Local passenger carr
passing WaxahaeAie; 7:46, 9.46 ant
li1:46 a. H., 1:A6, S:46 and sac p
lm.. and on Local ears arriving I:4t
10. M, also on porthbound Local pas
enger cars passing Waxahaehie S.4:
aud l0:4a q. H., 1919, 2.42. t:&l
and s:42 D. u.
To get the pest prices Tor any ar
tiele you may have fer sale 1t /
necessary that everybody know tina
| you have something for sale. LIE
| the Daily Light want column to-
them about Il.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29

the pleasures OF the bath are mani
told. Don't let poor plumbing put
damper on the heafhful pleasures
81 immersion II we install your
plumbing and look to its very oc-
casional repairs you'll find a salts
faction with the job and you can
spell that word in big letters; it's
imprinted on every job that we do.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29
Fw,nss, Anti HFaxo. San-'
South RouDc
NO | leaves. l0:16 a m
North soon6
" n n 3
Nnrsi. Rraf.rF

No fFlyer> leaves. .5:o4 a. m.
No 10 tLimitedl leaves. 1853 p. III.
South RoubG
No, tLimited) leaves. ,9;14 a. M.
No. (Flyer} leaves. =. 900 p. IA.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29

be at the Dixie in a Triangle Fine
Arts feature. Diane Of the Follies. .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29

PLANT PECAN TREES for szade.
A Stuart, Van Deman, or schley pc
can tree will prove q most valuable
addition 70 your home. WaxahacI1ie
Nursery Co. both phones. II.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29

VIC grow flowers for Waxahachle
and Ellis county. Come BY and
make your selection. Bird Forrest
tt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29
Chicago Grain.
Local Market.

The Waxahachie dealers are pay
ing the following prices for country
prod ace today:
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29
WEATHER OR NO..

FOR SALE--2 young mares. 5 and
5 years Well broke to wagon. plow,
and buggy. Also large gentle family
horse, surry. and harness. j. r.
Mayhew. Il.