Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 11

THE OORSICANA DAILY SUN MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1918. PAGE ELEVEN ff ff Car Owners TAKE NOTICE We have the best equipped Battery and Starter Service Station in Texas. We carry parts for every make of starter, Magneto and Ignition system and rebuild and recharge all makes of storage batteries, starters and generators. mmmmm 212 W. Collin Street mmemr Phone 221 When in Need of Kinds of Builders Lime, etc.

Let us Figure With You HcCammon Lang Lumber Co. Phone 344 L. I Iron BICYCLE SHOP 318 North Beaton Street Bring your iron, bottles bones, rags metal and rubber to us before selling elsewhere. We pay the high- market prices and buy from the smallest to the largest quantities. We also buy old newspapers and magazines.

Are always is the market for old cars and heavy machinery. Money for junk buys Thrift Stamps and Libertv Bonds. MISSOURI SCRAP IRON AND METAL CO. Wholesale and Retail Office and Yard on T. B.

Y. Track Phone 1006 611 E. 3rd Avenue YOUR DAY OF FREEDOM From big tire expense will begin the day you bring us your injured tires for remaking instead of rushing off and buying new ones. For vulcanizing more than mend. It makes a perfectly whole undamaged tire And the cost pay for even a part of a new tire.

Gibson Vulcanizing Works 206 South Eleventh Street ALL OF OUR Dodge Brothers Touring Cars in last car have been sold. Give us your order and we will save you one out of next car. Jackson Bros. Dealers CHARMING TALK BY PRINCESS Syrian Princess Delighted Appear Tonight Standing room was at a premium last night at the First Presbyterian church, when Princess Rahme Haider native of Damascus, in her charming, and unique oriental manner presented the manners and life of the Holy Land as perhaps it has never before been depicted to a Corsicana audience. The speaker has a glowing and charming personality, a most fluent command of the English language, a memory well stored with the historical facts; a clear and logical mind, and the highest attribute of all to a public heart overflowing with her subject.

She gave a comprehensive survey of the Holy Land, its climate, scenery, productiveness and people, correcting numerous false impressions that seem to be current as to the Syria of today. Princess Rohme will appear again tonight at 8:30 at the First Presbyterian church, presenting her own interpretation of the Leper, based on the old Biblical story. It tells the story of how' Naaman the great Syrian captain, who, at the height of his glory, was stricken with leprosy and his healing by tho prophet Elisha. The first and last scene will bo staged by Miss Burgess andj the princess. Miss Burgess will render the oriental music, both Egyptian and Syrian.

Her distinction between Syria and Assyria, separate provinces of the Turkish empires, was indeed interesting. Princess Rahme also brought into light the distinct relationship be tween the Turk, the Mohammedan, and the first people of the holy land; and of the Turkish rule in Syria, embodying a most eloquent plea to the Christian people of this country for the freedom of her ptople. on a high mountain. It is possible to see the entire Holy Land, and she added that spite uf the fact that Palestine occupies a very small area, we have the variety of climate, vegetation and peop'e that you have in vast America. One can take a trip and during that trip will experience cold, warm and medium Princess Rahme also cpoke of why America Is dear to the Syrian heart, because of what our land has done for its trampled sister-land across the seas.

the 70,000 Syrian men women and children scattered through out the United States," she said "of that number 16,000 loyal Syrian boys are in the service of Uncle Sam, some in France, others on the The costume she wore was that of the Syrian woman of the upper class in which red, gold and a wonderful blue were the predominating coloi The rivaled the gold for first place in the color scheme and its sheen was enhanced hv tho lustrous sparkle of gems. An impressive feature was the ren dition of the quaint native music, in the same ancient Syrian language that Christ used, presented by Miss Lucille Burgeiss traveling companion of tho princess. Miss Burgeis an accomplished musician and delighted the audience with her music The costumes of ancient and hi toric Palestine and the unique music, never before presented in America coupled with the charming princess herself made of the occasion one to be treasured In the memory of those who availed themselves of the oppor tunity offered. BAD EYES ARE WHAT WE ARE It LOOKING FOR is to be regretted that there are so many of that sort in this day and age, but they must be cared for and we are fully equipped to do It. No matter what you think the trouble is, do not do a thing until you come to us.

IT WILL COST YOU NOTHiNG FOR CONSULTATION. And It is your duty to your eyes. CORSICANA OPTICAL Exclusive Optometrists and Manufacturing Opticians Sam Daiches, Manager. Ill S. Beaton St.

Beckett Bldg. IF YOUR AUTOMOBILE TOP becomes shabby, worn or leaky let us replace it at small cost Top recoverlngs can be secured in carriage rubber, artificial leath er, silk mohair or cotton mohair and are tailored to fit perfectly over the old frame and padding BIG SHIPMENT OP READY-TO-WEAR Each day brings new shipments for our ready-to-wear partment, which we have added to our millinery This seasons styles are the very latest and are very popular. Call and see the new shipments for I know yon will like VERA BUSH. DELINQUENTS ARE REPORTED Names of Draft Delinquents Reported to Local Police The Local Exemption Board No. 1, desires that the following notice be given publicity: To J.

It. Curington, Sheriff. There is hereby certified the following list and addresses of persons who have been duly and legally Inducted into the military service of the United States and ordered to report to this Local Board for military duty and w7ho have failed to reiport for military duty. Under authority of Section 6 of the Act of May 18, 1917, and by Section of Selective Service Regulations, you are required immediately to visit in person or through deputies each parson whose name appears on this list to locate such persons if possible and bring them before this Local Board. If you are unable to produce such persons within 2 days of the date hereof, exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays, you shall report to this Local Board all Information you may have obtained concerning such delinquent registrants.

Further information and description concerning these persons is available in the records of this Local Board. Vernon Elkins, Winnemucca, Nevada. Abe Robinson. Tyler, Texas. Alfred Taylor, Kerens, Texas.

Roto. Lee Blackshear, Oorsicanal Texas. R. 6. Henry Felton, Corsicana.

Texas, Fair Grounds. Elijah Warren. Streetman, Texas, 1.. Box 43. Roy Harris, Corsicana, Terxas, 310 W.

11th Ave. Will Broughton. Kerens, Texas. Horace Grayson. Corsicana, Texas 439 S.

Beaton. R. R. OWEN, Member of Local Board June 24. 1918.

Phonographs on small payment plan. Southwestern Music Co. J. F. TAYLOR A 314 North Beaton St.

First class Auto He- painting and all kinds of Tops made and Re- paired. 115 W. 3rd R. WE WILL SHAVE YOU at the same old price 15c Alt Tonics 20 Cents H. DURHAM BARBER Your Patronage Appreciatd I JUSTRECEIVED i I BEAUTIFUL PATENT PUMPS IN BOTH LOW AND HIGH HEELS 1 1 A W.

8. 8. SAVE COAL I IS A PROMISE TO 1 1 PAY BY THE THE DRIVING FORCE I 1 U. 8. A.

OF THE WAR Also White Low Heel Pumps For Growing Girls i Oats and Wheat sack, ear corn, corn Chops.Rice Bran, Mixed Feed, Maize Heads, Cane Seed. McKIE A CO On B. V. Track, near Depot. READY FOR DRIVE.

Richland Citizens Ready and Waiting For June 28th. The patriotic citizens of Richland and other communities throughout the county are ready and waiting for June 28th to roll around, at which time they will pledge their quotas for the War Saving Stamp drive without the least trouble or delay. Mr. A A. Allison, district chairman of the Richland community, reports that there are fifteen school districts in his district, with Winkler on the east and Coolidge on the southwest All of these districts are well organ ized and the citizens in charge of the drive claim that they will put th Richland quota over the top as they have done heretofore in other drives Do not forget that War Savings Stamps are not for children Most of the squandering is done by the grown-ups.

For that Spirella Cor- set see Mrs. Jeffers, 821 W. 10th Avenue In fine shape for Phone 55 Trade that silent piano in on a player. give you every dollar it Is worth. Southwestern Music Co.

A regular morning operation of the bowels puts you the day's work. If you miss it vou aaaaaa feel qncomfortable and cannot put vim into your movements. For all bowel irregularities HERB1NE la the remedy. It purifies, strengthens and regulates. Price 50c.

Sold by E. A. Johnson. TO BE PATRIOTIC CONVENTION Ad Men of the World to Gather in San Francisco During July San Francisco. June advertise the war to America in the most Rraphic way.

ail official war exposition, costing more than $50,000 to produce, will be opened at San Francisco, under the auspices of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, whose annual convention, opening July 7. will continue up to and including July 11 The war exposition will run two weeks under the direction of the United States Committee on Public Information, Arthur Bennett of the Committee on Public information is now on the ground preparing for the war expo sition He is assisted by Lieutenant Margn representing the Canadian Government Military contingents from England and Canada, and thousands of soldiers and sailors from the American camps and fleets, will take part in the war exposition, and that the war spirit and purpose will run through all the sessions of the convention of the Associated Advertising Culbs. High representatives of the AlliPd Nations will speak in the big of patirotic session, and the practical side of war work will bo discussed in sessions devoted to the Nation and Advertising." and Behind the Trenches Department programs are being completed Big Business and Government spokesmen will he on the program. Good Reports Please Corsicana There has never been anything with the QUICK results of pure Lavoptlk eyewash. eyes wore so badly strained he could not read without pain.

TWO applications of La- voptik relieved him. A lady had tried three different glasses for weak, inflamed eyes. ONE Lavoptik wash surprised her. We guarantee a small bottle to benefit EVERY CASE weak, strained or inflamed eyes. Coulson Drug Co, PLANING MILL For High-Class Mill Work Mantles, Grates, Tiles Fly Screens.

Etc. Phone 54 Established 1892 The postmaster has a War Savings Stamp for Go get it today. Beautiful Grands for Grace your home with one of thoae. Southwestern Music Co. Pedge the President The government looks to the women of Texas for much support in driving home the teachings of the War Savings Campaign.

every Texas woman the Government has assigned the role of Joan of declares Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker, former president of the National Federation of (Hubs. French maid saved the land of the Tri-color. Texas women are called upon to save with an economic hand tliat their funds, invested in War Savings Stamps, may perform their full office.

us one and all save and serve for the safety of our Lone Star lads fighting for us in Europe. Brooks CASH GROCERY 102 PHONE 103 NO ADVANCE IN PRICE DURNS Use one moling ap iLxiy Use one soothing, cooling application of fckxty- (Ward intbir SLACKER OR AMERICAN? Which are you The amount you have placed in War Savings Stamps, your financial ability considered, is the answer. Your investment in War Savings Stamps is the hall mark of your Americanism. Get them now. Get them at the bank or postoffice, but be sure to get them.

National War Savings Day June 28th Pledge the President. Wr imjtmrtm STUDIO 1181-2 NORTH BEATON We have many bargains In secondhand gas cook stoves, refrigerators, buffetts, cabinets, tables, Just as good as new, only one-half the price of new ones. Sparks A Worthington. Phone 432. All you are asked to do le to buy only necessary things and then sawngs to your Government to help it fight your war.

War Savings Stamps save lives. PRINCESS RAHME HAIDER, Who Will Lecture Tonight. Four Years In Germany," $2 00 book for $1.00. CITY BOOK STORE. Their Son Gassed Mr ami Fred Freeman and their ThornpHon, former here, hut now of Denver, Colorado are visiting here.

Their eld cat son, Edward, who Is in France was recently gassed by the Huns and for awhile was totally blind, but a recent letter from hint his parents that he hire greatly Improved Go to the Liberty Shoe Shop for every kind of Shoe Repairing BIDS WANTED. Hot Weather Necessity Ice is not a luxury. It is almost as necessary as food itself, for it is practically the only means of keeping food fresh and wholesome. You can no more afford to be without ice than you can permit your foods to spoil. Let us supply you.

Corsicana Ice Co. No. 20. Scaled will he received at the office of the City Secretary of the City of Corsicana, until 6:00 June 27th, 1918, for the construction of a Dam and Spillway for the City Water There will be approximately 200,000 cubic fill in the Dam and 26,0000 cubic yards excavation in the Spillway. Each bidder shall file with his bid a or certified check, on a local bank, in the of $6,000.00, made payable to J.

Halbert, Mayor. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Plans and Specifications are on file with the undersigned. J. A.

HARPER, City Secretary of Corsicana..