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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
Presbyterian.

sEcoND-The Rev, A. r. Curry.
D.D, VIII preach at the morning ser
vice at II o'clock. His subject will be.
Made Whole" At 1870 pm. the Rev,
w, l., Carson will preach on the sub
ject, THE Sorrow that Blesses."
loLEWILD-The Rev. Or. VIM
Grove, Do, win preach at II am
The Rev. H.. i, Williams, ID, Nash
vile, will deliver s]tereopticon lecture
on Korea at 7:30 pm
WESTMINSTER am, Foreign
missions by a foreign missions commit
teeman, the Rev, Dr. Williams. Of Nash
vile, lately in a world tour. 1880 pm,
The New Christianity's Philosophy in
Conflict with the Faith Of Our Fathers. "
Charles w, Sommerville, ID, pastor.
ALABAMA AVENUE-Services by
pastor, the Rev, r. NJ. Lowry. ID. al
usual hours morning and evening.
Morning subject; This Man Receiveth
Sinners"
CHELSEA AVENUE-The Rev. r. D.
Daniel will preach at both services,
Morning subject; What Shall / Do
With IT." Evening: "Trifling with
God. - Bible class at 10 am, and
Christian Endeavor at $50 pm.
EVERoREEN-The Rev. J. B. Car
penter's morning subject will be: Us
ing the Souls Mightlest Implement" At
night the congregation will worship at
the Trinity Methodist church.
ASSOCIATE REFoRMEo-Preaching
both morning and evening.
M'LEMoRE AVENUE-The Rev.
William James will preach at the morn
ing ana evening service, Morning
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
Activities Among
Memphis Negroes
BY Rev. T. o. Fuller,

Negroes are not near ready to aban-
don the South with its c%ongenial eli
| mate and agricultural advantages. The
forefathers fortified the soil with the
labor and sweat of more than two CEN
turtles and made friends, many Of whom
are standing by us today. Let's put
our heads and hearts together and with
our hands make the new South the gar
| den spot of the world. 1t can be done.
what say you"
Let every pastor take up the matter
Of stamps to aid the tuberculosis drive
Sunday, Handle a large number in
the immediate congregation and APP
point 10 or 20 persons to sell them in
the community. A strong pull and a
pull altogether viii win. Forward,
march,
Earn an honest dollar in an honest
way and spend 1t wisely and happiness
will be assured.
The faculty concert at Howe was a
success in every way, 1t brought both
pleasure and profit
The Lords Supper at the Baptist
churches Sunday,
Rev. George b. Riley, Of Youngs-
town, O.. viii fill the pulpit at the First
Baptist church, st. Paul avenue, Sun
day morning.
A thrilling story Of Devastated
France ard No Mans Land by Corp.
William II. Cochrell of Company T.
Sl7th ammunition train. will have its
| first appearance in the Baptist Rec
ord this week. It's an interesting story
and should be widely read.
Help the Federated Charities. They
need funds for the relief Of the poor
during the bitter cold Of the winter.
When by the fires of your own COM
Portable homes don't forget those less
fortunate than yourselves.
=
DR., Sutton T., Griggs is making a gal
,ant fight at Tabernacle n the pros
rects are bright for the development OF
a strong, useful and practical church
plant with social features that are con
Structive.
What's done during leisure largely de.
te,mines ones character, and that.
why the Central Civic center and the
Plymouth Community house are sc
necessary in Memphis.
Innocent boys and girls from the
small towns and rural districts ar,
met at the railroad station by thos,
who would lure them TO places of de,
hauchery. Why not ave SOMEBODY
from the social agencies on the lookout
for these young people, Carry the bless,
ings OF your organizations to those VIII
need them. They might not know how
to come to you.
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BISHOP GAILOR WILL
PREACH AT CATHEDRAL

Bishop Thomas F Glia0r will preach
sunday at the morning service al 1T
Mary's cathedral Since Bishop Gailor S
election as president of the new ex-
ecutive council OF the Episcopal church
In America, he has been called away
from the city on the business Of the
church even more frequently than in
the past.
While he will continue TO make his
home in Memphis. ne viii necessarily
he absent much Of the time during the
early part Of the coming year, and the
churchmen and women OF Memphis. as
We'll as others not members Of the Epis-
conal church. will have few o%p0ortuui-
ties to hear him. on that account If
seems probable that the attendance at
the cathedral Sunday morning will b"
large.
Bishop Gsilor is probably the most
commanding figure in the Episcopal
church in the United States today lie
is frequently called upon to speak IN
an the larger cities, and has been hon
ored in England by invitations 10 speak
in q number Of the great cathedralS
there. Sometimes IL seems as II the
saying "a man is not without honor.
save in his " country" might we'll
be applied TO ourselves, for while It
would be supposed that the cathedral
would always be filled whenever the
bishop breaches there, that is not al
ways the Ease The fun choral com
munion service will be sung by the Ca
thedral choir Sunday morning.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06

Calamity, misfortune and sorrow are everywhere present. and
yet out of 1t all good will most assuredly come. Think of poor Job,
How he must have suffered in heart and mind, What tremendous
influences were brought to bear upon him! Then his wife said unto
him, curse God, and die" But he refused to listen
TO any such proposal, and to be nagged into hell; hence his prompt
reply, Though He Stay me, yet will trust in Him" He was un-
willing to surrender his faith in God, even though it meant the sur
render OF his own life.
This is no time for us to doubt. Belief was never more neces-
sary We must not lose our hold upon God. A simple, chnduke faith
IN him and His blessed promises is the only thing that can steady
us In these uncertain days. These strong. comforting, faih-compel-
ing words OF the Apostle Paul should mean much to us, especially
now: IF God be for us, who can be against us? y = Who
shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall tribulation Or dis
tTess, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness. or peril, or sword?"
neh IN answer &c these great questions of his heart, he answers,
ulumphahty; NO, am persuaded that neither
death nor life, nor angels nor principalhies, nor powers. nor things
creature, shall be able to separate us from the love OF God, which is
in Christ Jesus, our Lord" With such faith as that, we may rest
assured that
Out Of the dark the light will shine,
And out OF the silence a VOICE will speak!
Surrounded, as we are today, with so much sorrow and so MANY
heartaches, and the spirit of pessimism growing. we are wondering
what VIII be the final outcome OF it all. Will our faith stand the rigid
test to which 1t is now being subjected? Will it enable us still to
see the silver lining or will it fail us? There is only ONE safety.
able to bring order out of chaos, and to trust and obey Him In picily
in all things.
The future is before us The present is ours. NOW. and calls
understand the real meaning of our life. Our Great Teacher has
summed 1t all up for us, in His wonderful declaration, as applied 10
His own beautiful life. Listen to Him; q came not to be minis
tered unto, but to minister" SERVICE is the great KEYNOTE NJ all
true living both to God and our fellows. The opportunities are he.
ing given US every day, What are we doing with them
McLemore Avenue Christian Church,
Memphis Dec, 6, 1919
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Other Denominations.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL - Rev.
robert George VIII speak Sunday morn
ing on THY Kingdom Come" In the
evening the second in the illustrated
series, Sacred Scenes Around the Old
homestead, will be given. Bolton
smith will give the prelude on the sub
Ject, The Relation OF Religion to Eff
ficiency."
UNlTARiAN-'The Mexican Land OF
canaan, a sermon on Mexico by Will
liam E. Clark, Mt the Unitarian preach =
ing services in the Majestic Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
CHRIST, SClENTiST-Sunday serv.
ices at II am. and 3 pm, Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting at pm.
Subject for. Sunday lesson, God, tn,
laos Exchange Bldg. are open eact
week day from Q am, 70 5 pm,
PROGRESSIVE SPiRITUALIsM -
Services at s pm. at home of Mrs
Anna Marie Anton, 10il Chelsea ave.
nue.,
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hour he will take for his text. "IorJ.
What Wilt Thou Have Me 60 Doc'
ST. JoHN'S-Preaching at n am.
ma 80 pm by the Rev W II. Cole
mat. H. ID Good music ty choir. First
meeting board stewards Tuesday night,
80 Election Of officers n appoint
Wrnt Of Standing Committees
MADISON HEtGHTS-The Rev T
W Lewis. u j.. pastor The pastor
will preach at Il O'Clock on Man and
His Divine Relations, and at night On
From SWelldOm 20 Slumdom."
MISSISSIPPI BoULEVARD-Sunday
school S3b q m morning service. II
am. J r Fisher will speak for us on
the Bible doctrine Of tithing. and the
sacrament will be administered Eve
ming service at 7.30 Epworth Leagues
at 80 pm W p Hamilton. pastor.
HARRIS MEMoRlAL-The Rev. W.
W. Adams VIII preach At II am. on
The Manifestation of Gods Love- at
: 30 pm on Another Chance"
PEPPER MEMoRIAL-Rev. Otis
GRAY Andrews. pastor. Subjects for
Sunday II am, 'Stewardship;" 7:30
pm, The Man With IA Purpose"
TRINlTY-The new pastor. Rev. P.
y. T. Roberts, desires that all the mem
berS be present at the IL O'Clock ser
vice. Subject. Human Touch" The
evening service will start at 40, sub
ject. Arise and Be Not Afraid Miss
Ludie Campbell will sing in the morn
ing, and Mrs Allan Wardle in the eve
ming
BUNTTN-Eegular services in charge
OF the pastor. Regular monthly com
munlon at the morning service. James
NJ Jenkins, Jr, pastor.
CHELSEA A~VEkUE-The Rev. w. f.
Acuff, the new pastor, will preach his
first sermon at the Chelsea Avenue
church Sunday The new church is now
well equipped and the congregation is
hopeful for a year Of unbroken sue
cess. The public is invited 10 all ser
vices. Preaching at II am. and 7.45
pm.
KENTUCKY sTREET-Preaching by
the pastor, Rev, B b, Thomas, at 7;30
pm.
6ETHLEHEM-Rev B. b. Thomas.
pastor. Preaching by the pastor at II
am.
GREENLAND MISUNDERSTANDING SER
vices at II a m, and 1880 pm. George
H.. Martin, pastor.
VERNON MEMORIAL Preaching
morning and night. George II. Martin,
pastor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06

AMONG VAE CHURCHES
> AND CHURCH SOCIETIES.

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The Rev, Ben Cox ~nounc that he
can use any amount of old winter cloth
connection with the practical work be-
ing done by the daily zoe prayer meet
ing. Many calls are coming from peo-
pie who are in need of warm clothing,
men, women and children.
The ladies societies of the Court Az
enue church will give a supper and mu-
steal Saturday night in the parlors of
the church to the marines and the boys
Of Park field.
The Mothers class of First Method
list SUNDAY school will meet as usual at
1880 o'clock Sunday morning. The sub
iect for the morning viii be, parable,
The Goodly Pearl" Matthew, 1S:45.
and will be taught by Mrs. Guy Moore.
associate teacher, who will be assisted
In the development Of the theme by diff
ferent members of the class.
All interested in our work and not
enrolled in other classes are invited to
attend.
The Twentieth Century Bible class of
the Court Avenue Sunday school is
showing pronounced results under the
leadership of the new teacher. A. l..
Crabtree. 1t is a class Of mixed young
people who welcome all who wish to
study the assigned lessons. The class
also embraces a social program fun of
compelling interest.
The Rev. r. p. Duckworth, until re-
Gently pastor of the Epworth Method
ist church. left Memphis Thursday for
Paducah to assume his new duties as
presiding elder Of the Paducah district,
=
The Rev. W. +. Ac"ff, the new pas
tor of the Chelsea Avenue Methodist
church. moved here this week from his
former pastorate at LAGRANGE, Tenn,
and will reside at 1856 Manassas street.
The Court Avenue church has just
e o n d u e d an every-member-go-to-
church campaign with gratifying results.
TIL object was to have every member
OF the church present at every service
for a month.
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Episcopal.

ST, MARY'S cATHEpRAL-Services
second Sunday in Advent as follows:
7:l5 am, Holy Communion; $50 am.
Cathedral Church school; 9;45 I'M,
Mems Bible class; II AM, Holy Com
munion with sermon by the Rt, Rev.
Thomas f, Gailor, S, 7, D., bishop Of
Tennessee,
cALvARY-The Rev. Walter u.
Buckner, Ph,p,, rector, Services for
the second Sunday in Advent; Holy
Communion, 1910 am; Holy Commun-
ion and sermon at II am. Nation wide
call for every member to attend the
II o'clock service.
ST. JOHNS (BuNTYN) Sunday
school, 9:4b am, Holy Communion and
sermon, II am. The Rev. Paul f.
Williamson, rector.
ST. ALBANS-Evening sermon and
prayer at $3.50 pm.
GOOD SHEPHERD-Sunday school.
$3.50 am, ldtany, Holy Communion and
sermon at II am. The Rev. Arthur
Howard Noll, LID, canon of the
Cathedral, officiating,
SAME L~ukE's-Rev. h. b. Ramage,
rector, Second Sunday in Advent.
Holy Communion, I am; Holy Com
munion and sermon, II am. evening
prayer, 5 pm,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
MISSISSIPPI CHARTERS.

JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 6. (Spl)-The
following new corporations have been
formed in the state during the past few
days, and will shortly present their
charters to the governor for approval:
l.. l.. Pritchard company, Coldwater,
Tate county, capitalized at 10000; l..
l.. Pritchard, A. W. Pace and others.
Amendment to charter of Mississippi
Louisiana Oil and Development COM
pany, Gulfport, Harrison county, in
creasing capital stock from $4,000 to
SIS, 900.
Amendment to charter of Laure'
Coco-Cola Bottling company, Laurel
Jones county, increasing capital stock
from $4,000 to $40, 900.
Republic BOZ company, Hattiesburg
Forrest county, capitalized at $25, 900
S. s. Levy, +. l.. Samuels and others,
Harrison County Development com
pany, Gulfport. Harrison county, CAPT.
talized at $75, 900; ], C, Hardy. r, l.
Simpson. w. II. Bouslog and others,
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FOREIGN MISSIONARY TO
TALK ON C0REA SUNDAY

The Rev. Il, F. Williams, ID, Of
Nashville, Of the missionary force Of
the Presbyterian church, will deliver
two lectures In Memphis Sunday on
the foreign mission fields Of the church
The lectures will be illustrated with
stereopticon views.
Dir. Williams will lecture at West
minister Presbyterian church al II
O'Clock Sunday morning and at 1880
O'Clock he will lecture on "Corea" at
the ldlewild Presbyterian church,
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REV. WILLIAM JAMES
AT M'LEM0RE AVENUE

The Rev. William James. who for
many years was engaged in religious
work in various parts Of the world.
taNeltnG extensively through China,
Japan. India, Egypt, South Africa, the
East Indies and West Indies, Australia,
south America, Russia m European
countries. Will occupy the pulpit at Nc
Lemore Avenue PRESBYTERIAN church
sunday at both the morning and eve
ming hours.
Dr. James preached at the McLemore
Avenue church last Sunday and the
congregation vas so pleased with his
sermons that the board of elders in
vited him to preach again Sunday, His
subject Sunday morning viii be Re
sponsihilities Of Christians" and at
night, Finding Religion Up a Tree"
II ii is a sewing machine for Christ
mas. Bry's has II. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
COURT AVENUE CHURCH
PREPARES FOR REVIVAL

All churches represented by the Prot
estant Pastors association are to con
duct simultaneous services daily for two
weeks, just before Faster.
The Rev. II, o. Hofstead, DID, will
begin the preliminary work at the Court
Avenue church, at the II o'clock service
Sunday.
is regeneration necessary to saliva
tom will be the question discussad
by Or, Hofstead in his. Mrs.
O. Fl. Mueller, an accomplished Local
vocalist, will sing one Sweetly Solemn
thought a solo by Zabriskie. The
public is cordially invited to Join in this
service.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA
VISIT CENTRAL BAPTIST

Think and Thank" will be the Rev.
Ben Cox's subject at Central Baptist
church Sunday morning. This win be
a continuation OF the Thanksgiving
service preached last Sunday.
At night his subject will be the one
postponed from last Sunday. Jesus
Three Cheers At this meeting the
Daughters Of America, and their Junior
organization also members Of the Car
penters' union and their families and
friends, will be the special guests. Spe-
cial quartet music at both services.
At 3 pm. there will be a general ju-
hilee at the Central church OF all the
Baptists Of Shelby county over the re-
suits Of the campaign.
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.%STERE0PTIC0N LECTURE
AT PRESCOTT MEMORIAL

The Rev. o. r. Finch. pastor Of Pres
colt Memorial Baptisa church, will tell
Of his experiences m war work IN
France Sunday night, taking as his sub
JecJ- Religious Life in the World War
in Camp and Trench
The address will be Illustrated with
a number Of exceptionally fine sterop-
ticon views from the war zones. gath
cred by Or. Finch while he was in Eu-
rope, and will be OF a religious and
educational nature Of interest to ali
persons interested in the religious
phases OF the world war. Students at
the State Normal school are especially
invited to hear DR.. Finch.
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Lutheran.

TRlNlTY-At $40 am. Sunday school
and Bible classes; 10:45 regular service.
subject, "Christ,s Appearance on Judg-
n.ent Day. at 3 O'Clock vesper service
H., Bruggeman, pastor.
MISUNDERSTANDING school at $40
am: Regular services every Sunday at
l0:45 am. The Bible class meets every
Thursday evening at s o'clock. Sub
ject for Sunday, Behold Thy King win
come Again in Great Power and Glory"
M. Berndt Dastor
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06

q spirited musical program, after which
l'r. White will speak from the topic.
a Fair warning The public is cor
daily invited.
MLEMoRE AVENUE-The minister
rev George w, Kemper, will fill his
Morning, Paying the Debt" eyening
"A Typical New Testament Conyer.
sion Bible school $3.50 am. Chris.
tan Endeavor- services 6:45 nm,
THlRD-Bibie school at GAS am
Communion and preaching service al
II am, Bro. Koch. Night service al
O'Clock will be in charge of the En-.
deavors. "
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
CALVARY WILL RAISE
FUND FOR CHURCH WORK

Members of Calvary parish will make
their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sunday for
the three-year contribution to the funds
for the work of the nation wide cam.
paign. The apportlonment for Calvary
ia $22, 900 for the three years. r More
than 100 men have volunteered to make
the canvass Sunday afternoon. At the
same time the annual subscriptions for
the funds for the support of the parish
will be secured. Calvary has between
$50 and 500 communicates.
The other parishes of the Episcopa.
church in Memphis, St. Mary's cathe-
dral, st. Luke's, Grace and Holy Trinity
and the several mission congregations
will make their either ON Dee
IA or the Sunday following, The totaI
a|pportionment to the Memphis churches
for the three-Year fund is about $50. 900
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06
ST. ANNE'S MISSION TO
HEAR OF NATION DRIVE

A general meeting in the interest Of
the nationwide campaign Of the Epis-
coral church will be held Sunday after
noon al $3.50 o'clock in st. Anne's mis-
sion, Woodstock. The Very Rev. +.
DUN, Devall and the Rev. Paul +. VIII
liams will speak.
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Baptist.

FIRsT-The Rev. A. L. Boone. ID.
pastor, will preach Sunday morning on
What Next?' At 1880 pm, he viii
preach again, Sunday school at $3.50
am, Glasses for everybody.
TEMPLE-The Rev. j. Carl Mccoy,
pastor, viii speak at Temple Baptist
church at II am, Subject; Taking
viii be a thanksgiving service in the
interest Of the S75, 000, 900 campaign, at
which talks will be mad by the or
g%anizer and captains, also final report
Of amount raised by our church. Spe-
cial music at both hours conducted by
Profs, Benner and Lloyd.
LA BELLE PLACE-The Rev. d. A.
Ellis, u. ., viii speak at the morning
hour on "A Campaign for Souls" His
subject for the evening will be IAN
Unbalanced Mind"
BELLEVuE-The pastor, the Rev.
r, NJ. Inflow, ID, will preach at both
hours. Morning subject; THE Worth
Of the Church to the Life of the City"
Evening subject; Retiring God From
LIES Plans The ordinance of Bap-
tism will be administered at the close
Of the evening service. Sunday school,
$3.50 am, Il. \. T., u, meeting, $50 pm.
PRESCOTT MEMoRlAL-The Rev.
O, T. Finch, pastor, will preach at IL
am. on How a Maiden's Message
Saved n Heather General" and at 1880
| pm., a stereopticon lecture on "Religi-
GUS life in the World War in Camp
and Trench The pictures used We're
gathered by the pastor during his of
fetal war work and were censored by
both religious and educational purposes,
Normal school students and teachers
cordially invited. b. Y. p. L., both
junior and senior, at $50 pm.
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Methodist.

FIRsT-At the First Methodist church
the Rev. II. S. ~Spraggins will preach
at both II am. and 730 pm. The sub
Ject o. the morning sermon will be
THY Kingdom Come At the evening
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Merry Garden Ballroom

Open S pm. to 1890 p.m.
On account If fuel restrictions these
hours will be observed until further no
tlce' adv,
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Christian

LINDEN AVENuE-Walter NJ. White
minister. The Glory OF Womanhood''
will he the theme OF the morning serv-
Ice, Al 7;30 pm. the choir win lead in
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-06

faiths testing time, Present-day conditions at
home and conditions everywhere abroad are such
that 1t is hard for many to understand the real
meaning of il all. The enemy of our souls is TAX
ing advantage, too, of this feeling of uncertainty,
and is endeavoring in every way possible TO ere
ate a feeling of doubt as to the wisdom and good
ness and omnipotence Of God. The result of it all is
that with some it has meant a deepening of faith.
while with others their faith has been brought up
many times of late to the breaking point.
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Responsibility of Christians" Eve
ming Finding Religion up a Tree"
COURT AVENUE, U. S. A.-The
Rev. II. o, Hofstead, ID, pastor,
Subject, II am: rs Regeneration
Necessary to Salvation
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Thoughts for the Quiet Hour
G. w, K,
G. K.
While life's dark maze / tread,
And griefs around me spread,
Be Thou my guide:
Bid darkness turn to day,
Wipe sorrows tears away,
Nor let me every stray
From Thee aside,F

How familiar these words How sweet and Assuring, Hou
their full meaning needs 10 be nnderstnod tndav rhi. - 1870
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-03

That describes the effect
our garments give.
Style means up date
ness in cut and general eff
feet.
And the style appears in
each of the different styles
of our new selections in
Suits, Top Coats, Hats,
Shirts, Neckwear, etc. The
style is there to stay.
The prices have a partic-
ular attractivenesS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-03
Possible GranarY

The harvesting OF the corn crops III
venezuela commences in September
or October In most sections Of the
country only one crop is raised an
hualIy, Though with irrigation there
could easily be two. Most Of the corn
raised in Venezuela is white, and the
market for this is not so good in the
West Indies as for the yellow varieties.
In case of any deficit in the corn crop
IN the United States, Venezuela might
well be considered as an available
source of supply.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-02-03
HmHHummalmHMmmnHH

Heartburn, indigestion or distress
of the stomach is instantly relieved
by IIERBINE. IT forces the badly
digested food out of the body and
restores tone in the stomach and
bowels. Sold by Wren Drug Co.
Adv.