Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 7

iS irrrja a I I DEAVER DOARD TRADE MARK Look at these Beaver Board Walls and Ceilings I AHEN picture to yourself the beauty of the pebbled surface, painted in warm, soft colors; and ou get some idea of thetsuperiority of eaver Board to lath and plaster. passage of heat, cold and sound; it is more sanitary than other materials; it is very quickly and easily put up. Drop us a line or come in and see us But you ought to see the real thing, and we shall be glad to show it to you, as no picture can tell the whole story. FOR SALE BY Beaver Board never cracks; it resists NcCammon Lang Lumber Co. wmc The liousemfe's Calendar Let us show you how G-E motors can help you every day of the week, lightening your household tasks and increasing your leisure.

The General Electric motors sold by are thoroughly no trouble a lifetime. Let us show you a G-E motor for driving a washing machine, ice-cream freezer or vacAium cleaner. M-IC. Gorsicafla Gas Electric You'll not secure that better post tlon without an eflort. The classified advertisers are TRYING.

Most of them WIN. When this city was a village, a "To Let" placard really served, in its way, as an "advertisement." As the town grew bigger. Its value grew less. Black Hills News. Dear Editor, Uncle John and Chats: As Wiser seems to have deserted us, I will try to give a few Items.

We hope, however, that she will write often as she Is a good news gatherer. J. A. Pike made a flying trip to Dallas last Monday on business. Tom Johnson and family visited relatives at Emhouse Saturday and Sunday.

C. V. Breithaup and family visited relatives at Powell a day or two recently. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Todd have moved from Emhouse to our community and will make their home with her mother, Mrs. A. S. Kelly. Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Kelly, Lawrence Shivers and family have moved to Tehuacana. Herman I.Awrence, Bill Thompson, Drewey Champion and Aubrey (Baby) Sears have entered Westminister college at Tehuacana. Several from here attended Methodist Protestant conference at Emhouse last Wednesday. Herman Kelly, Shivers, and Bill Thompson were licensed to jireach.

The Black Hills school will open October 4th with Prof. Laden and Miss Rutherford as teachers. The Sunday School and prayer meeting are progressing nicely. Mrs. C.

W. Mllburn and Miss Dollie Thompson were elected teachers to fill vacancies cause by Drewey Champion and Miss Belle Clemmer having left the community. Miss Belle Clemmens is visiting her sister, Mrs. Daisy Wright at Eagle Pass. Rev.

J. T. Moore being absent at Tehuacana, Rev. A. L.

Gamble filled his appointment last Sunday, Bro. Gamble has re-opened his store at Shingle Arbor. Cotton is being rapidly gathered. Mrs. H.

L. Poarch is sick. Quite a deal of sickness now. Miss Willie Davis of Emhouse visited her sister, Mrs. Elmer Holland.

ESQUIRE. Fine spring lamb and fryers. Phones 289. CITY MARKET. Marlnello Toilet Articles sold at Beaton A DO IT NOW in your order early for Winter Gas Connections to avoid the inconvenience of waitini your turn.

Have your Gas Connections made now while we are having good weather. wait until the bad weather sets in and then rush in with your order for Gas Connections. PHONE US NOW! Old Phone 117 New Phone 583 North Texas Gas Company DR. M. Motor Car Collided With Box Car and Injury Results.

Dr. Mauldin Smith, formerly of Corsicana, but now practicing his profession in an Arkanses town near Memphis, had an auto accident a few days ago. A paper published In his town gives this account of the accident: Dr. M. Smith met with a painful, and what came near terminating in a serious accident Monday while returning from a professional call.

The motor oar on which he was riding collided with a box car, which was left standing on the main line. The doctor did not see the car in time to avoid a collision as he was traveling at a lively clip. The box car however, according to all accounts was stand ing perfectly still. In the sinash-up which resulted, the doctor received a painful injury to his right knee. He is improving slowly at this writing and expects to be out on the streets to greet his friends by the last of the week.

Marlnello Toilet Articles told at Beaton A BACKACHE IS DISCOURAGING. But Not So Bad If You Know How to Reach the Nothing more discouraging than a constant backache. Lame when awaken, pains pierce you when you bend or lift. hard to work or to rest. Backache often indicates bad kidneys.

Corsicana people recommend Kidney Pills. Read (his case: W. W. Bates, Plumber, 736 W. First avenue, Corsicana, says: "I s'rained iny and had a lot of trouble with my kidneys.

My back was weak and lame and I had such soreness over my kidneys that I could hardly bend over. It was just as difficult to straighten. I used Kidney Pills, procured from the Drug and they relieved these symptoms of kidney trouble and strengthened my back. I am glad to recommend Kidney Pills to anyone troubled as I was Price at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney get Kidney seme that Mr.

Bates had. Foster-Mllbnrn Buffalo, N. Y. Van Zandt County News. Dear Editor, Uncle John and Chats: How are you all enjoying this rainy weather? Ye scribe does not enjoy it much.

Health of the community is not very good at present, lots of chills and fever. Grandma Mullins is very sick and has been for four weeks. Mrs. E. C.

Mince is on the sick list and we hope for both the above a speedy recovery. Uncle John, you ought to be over here and help us eat peaches and watermelons. There are lots of (hem yet in the free state of Van Zandt. Cotton ptcking and corn pulling is the order of the day. Most everybody is through pulling corn.

Jim Bounds and Grandma Mince made a trip to Eustace Tuesday. Mr. Marshall Easterly and family were in Eustace Tuesday and these Van Zandt grunters are feeling good over the price of cotton, with plenty of corn in the crib and hogs In the lots, potatoes in the patch, canned fruits of all kinds in the cellars, pea nuts by the bushel and lots of peas yet to pick they will enjoy the winter fine, sitting by a good old log heap fire. Well, since ye scribe has com menced writing he has learned that Mr. Bert Mince made a flying trli) to Eustace Tuesday.

Grandma Robertson, who lives with her daughter, Mrs. Bert Mince Is not feeling well. Well, Uncle John, if you will ac cept this poor scribbling, ye scribe will come again. Will close with love for the kind editor. Uncle John and all the Chats, from, TWO VAN ZANDT HOOSIERS.

This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY Toledo, We, the undersigned, have known J. Chcnoy for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.

NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, Toledo, O. Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. SoW by all Drug gists.

Take Family Pills for conetl- Remains Interred This Morning. The remains of Mrs. Eliza Me Henry Cunningham, daughter of Mrs J. F. McHenry, and who was reared here, were buried in the Catholic cemetery here this morning, Rev.

Father Graffio officiating. The deceased had lived for several years in Kansas City, and died there Monday night last. Big Advertising Gang Here. Men, to the numlter of twenty-two advertising the 101 registered at the Main hotel this morning, and spent the day here, putting up posters for that show. HAS LARGE ENROLLMENT.

Attendance on A. M. College is Growing Daily. College Station, Sept. an enrollment of 1025 students and more coming in every day A.

M. bids fair to have a of 1100 before the year ends. That there will be fewer men who will have to drop out of school bec.Tise of inability to keep up their work this year than in the past, is the opinion of Registrar Friley. Entrance requirements this year were raised to fourteen standard units, the requirements adopted hy leading colleges of the same rank in the United States. Nearly every man who was admitted to the fresluua i class, and there are more than -linr, is a graduate of some Texas High school.

The cadets are in a splendid of mind and are optimistic concerning the year's work. The conipleUon of many improvements has tended to make the student body more comfortable. For cleaning knives and forks, washing dishes, pots and pans add a tablespoonful of Gold Dust to a panful of hot water. Gold Dust does not mar nor scratch. You will find directions printed on every package of Gold Dust.

Gold Duat brightens lives. As it brightens forks and knives. The Cold Duat Twina ESHSZEZ FA IR A K5S5HZ1 MAKERS The Active Cleaner Five-cent and larger packages for everywhere GOLD DUST Freeh Candles on Ice. Bulk and Package. Confectionery, 121, West Fifth Avenue.

CASTORIA For lolants and Childrea In Use For Over 30 Years Always be: the Signature IDEAL TOMORROW. Out of the Big a i Broadway Feature. Broadway Star Three cast includes Janies George Cooper, Dorothy Kelly and Donald Hall. Harris, a young adventurer into the big snows of the Northwest, through an accident, becomes a great friend of Dr. Brandon, who warns him against his fascination for Marie, a woman of the dance hall.

He tells him of Jean, her halfhreed lover, and that he is a bad man. Harris disregards this and Jean, returning from a trapping expedition finds Mario in hi.s anna. Concealing his hatred, ho contrives a fiendish plan, and in pursuance of this, wins the friendship of Harris. They go on a hunting expedition together and in the dense forest. Jean overpowers his unsuspecting victim and ties him to a tree leaving him there to he devoured hy the wolves.

Brandon becomes worried over his friend and after a long search finds Harris in time to save his life. After recovering from his experience, Harris goes looking for Jean, to shoot on sight. They meet and Harris kills him. Dr. Brandon hides him from the mounted police, then him safely over the bonndar.v line.

Ideal tomorrow. REMOVED From 214 South Beaton Street to 206 South Beaton Street. R. H. BARBER SHOP.

Now better equipped than ever to give you the best work and service. Old Phone 970. Corsicana, Texas. SCOVILLE PARTY IN MISSOURI. Have Begun What Promises to be a Great Meeting.

Forrest Heed received a letter yesterday from Mr. Carroll E. who lead the singing in the Scoville meeting here this summer, dated at Webb City, September 23. The letter states that they have the same old party that was here and that al though the meeting had been in pro gress for only live days, near one thousand had lined ni) for better liv lug. This will be good news to the many friends Dr.

Scoville and his made while ia Corsicana. A fresh shipment of AllegrettI Can dy on Ice, at Beaton A The Home Industry Club. I was out to the Business League meeting Tuesday night and noted with interest the speech by Col. Watson as well as the story by McCowan. all realize that all money sent out of onr city to mail order houses cripples our own growth aiKl prosperity.

But we must meet the conditions fairly and openly and in order to put a stoj) fo their outgoing business we must have the goods and meet the prices. When that is done then we can reasonably expect to revert the mail order business back to onr own merchants. But just so long as our citizens can obtain merchandise cheaper by ordering from mail order houses, just that long will they continue to patronize mail order houses. No matter what the argu ments are outside of meeting prices and values. So I would advise our merchants to meet prices of compe titlon if they wish to retain the bus! ness of those who patronize the m.iil order houses.

We can do It. then do it! See? Yours very truly, A MERCHANT. WANTED, 6(X) boys at once between the ages of 6 years and 20 years old, to buy their clothes here in all colors, in all grades and weaves at great reductions. These suits will not last long, so you will have to hurry if you want In, K. W0LEN8.

Specials for this Week Only Clarett bars for 25c Lenox Soap, 8 bars for 25c Sweet Potatoes, per Lkt. 30c Sweet Potatoes, a bu. $1.10 Irish Potitoes, per bkt. 3Cc Irish Potatoes, perbu. $1.05 15 lbs.

Cane Sugar $1.00 Maxwell House Coffee, 3 Ib. can $1.00, 1 lb. 35c $1.00 pails, 90c White Crest or Dunwoodys Best Flour, 48 lbs. $1.80 24 lbs 1 lb. Can Calumet Baking 5 Ib.

Can Calumet Baking Open your October Account With Us Now. N. Garrett, Staple and Fancy Groceries and Feed Old Phone 266 New Phone 224 Busy Bee Restaurant, Jno. Nanexas Prop. Now open.

Next to Interurban Depot. For Ladies and Gentlemen. Short Orders, Quick Service, (rood Chili. A TRITE SAYING, BUT TRUE Tliat and Tide Wait for No facts and feature.s of your I luldren are changing daily, hut the simple, easy method of euahles you to retain their likeness for all time as you see them now. Our modern methods will give you pictures that in after years will afford you many happy nio- meiifs and nmew pleasant memories of the past.

STUDIO II 8 2 N. Beaton St. The photoffrupher in vour W. A. TARVER Practice Now has an unlimited annjunt of money to loan at 8 per cent on farm property.

REAR FIRST STATE BANK BUILDING CORSICANA, TEXAS. OIL CITY IRON WORKS Corsicana, Texas Next to Ice Factory Wm. Clarkson Wm. Clarkson, Jr. Founders, Machinists Struclural Iron Workers, Iron and Brass Castings, Repairs on all Classes of Nachinery Auto parts repaired or made new to order.

Latest improved welding machines for cracked cylinders, or any other broken parts of machinery. How well have you advertised the fact that you want work? I It Always Helps says Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, In writing of her experience with Cardul, the tonic. She says further: 1 began to use Cardui, my back and head would hurt so bad, 1 thought the pain would kill me. I was hardly able to do any of my housework.

After taking three bottles of Cardui, I began to feel like a new woman. I soon gained 35 pounds, and now, 1 do all my housework, as well as run a big water mill. I wish every suffering woman would glvs The Tonic a trial. I still use Cardui when I feel a little bad, and it always does me Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, tired, worn-out feelings, are sure signs of womanly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the tonic.

You cannot make a mistake in trying Cardui for your trouble. It has been helping weak, women for more than fifty years. Get a Bottle ailing 'I'.