Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 10

A PAGE TEN I MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1916. Eao PRICES NOW IN EFFECT ON ALL WINTER SUITS, OVERCOATS AND TROUSERS JOHNSON CLOTHING CO. LOST SAILORS TWO PERSONS FOUND TODAY BADLY INJURED Put Off in Lifeboat to Aid Crew of Ship and Are Lost Jim M. Reilly Co. 2110-2112 Main Street DAILY QUOTATIONS F.

0. B. Dallas Tomatoes, 8-lb Climax basket Tomatoes, 6-basket crt Beans, green, peck basket. Beans, green, any quantity, lb Sweet Peppers, peck basket Sweet Peppers, any quantity, lb Squash, peck basket. Squash, any quantity, pound Eggplant, peck basket Egg Plant, any quantity, pound.

Cucumbers, 8-lb Climax basket Cucumbers, any quantity, lb Cauliflower, lb Spinach, 10-lb basket Mustard, 10-lb basket Bunch Vegetables, dozen bunches Lettuce, Half-bushel basket (Crate, 4 dozen) Celery, Extra Jumbo, dozen Celery, Extra Jumbc, half dozen Pumpkin Yams, single bushel Pumpkin Yams, sack lots, bushel Cabbage. 25 or 50-lb sacks lb Cabbage, crate lots, lb 75c 13.00 tl.OO I5c 90c 15c 11.20 12c tl.lO 12c tl.50 20c 8c 75c 75c 45c 85c tl.OO 50c tl.OO 95c 2c 1 3-4C Onions, Red Olobes, 25 or 50-lb sack Ib. 4c Onions. Red Globes, sack lots, lb Potatoes, single bushel Potatoes, sack lots, bushel Turnips, 25 or 50-lb sacks, lb Turnips, sack lots, lb Oranges, Florida, 1-2 bu. bkt.

Oranges, Florida, 1-2 box Oranges. Florida, per box Grapefruit, Frorida, 1-2 bu. bkt. Grapefruit. Florida, 1-2 box Grapefruit, Florida, per box Tangerines.

Florida, 8-lb Climax bkt. Tangerines. Florida, 1-2 box Tangerines, Florida, per box Lemons, California, 8-lb Climax bkf. Lemons, California. 1-2 box Lemons, California, box Limes.

Reico brand, per basket Bananas, not packed, per pound Bananas, packed for shipping, per lb Garlic, (bulk) per pound Chili Pepper, pods, pound Chili Powder. 5 or 10-lb cans lb Chili Powder, 25 or 50-lb can, lb APPLES Jonathans, extra fancy Jonathans, fancy Winesaps. extra fancy, box Winesaps, fancy, box, Roman Beauty, extra fancy Roman Beauty, fancy Ben Davis, fancy, box 3 3-4C tl.40 tl.35 2 l-4c 2c tl.OO tl.85 t3.25 tl.OO tl.75 t3.50 65c tl.IO rj.oo 60c 12.25 t4.50 tl.lO 3 l-2c 4c 20c 23c 34c 30c Per box t2.25 r2.oo t2.25 ti.OO 12.00 tl.75 tl.40 RESCUE WORK IS PROGRESSING No Additional Bodies Found in the Otay Valley District By Associated Press. San Diego, Jan. additional bodies had been found in the Otay Valley flood district early today and the list of known dead remains at thirty-four.

The rescue work is progressing as fast as possible and is being aided by thee learing weather. Food and clothing are being concentrated here and forwarded to the flood districts. NlNEFmEIS RAGING By Associated Press. Liverpool, Jan. seven missing seamen from the American liner Philadelphia landed today on the Welch coast, after the collision Saturday with the British sailing vessel Ben Lee.

These seven seamen put off in lifeboats to rescue the crew of the Ben Lee. They became lost in the darkness and drifted all night. Hold-Up Men Shot Into and Robbed Automobile Party Another Big Shipment For Supplies. Has Burned Through a Concrete Wall Sunk Across Path Read Cal E. Kerrs ads in the Classified Column.

JEWISH RELIEF FUND. Hot Chocolate, Whipped Cream, Nabisco Wafers, at Confectionery, West Fifth Avenue. By Associated Press. Buffalo, N. Jan.

persons were shot and two others w'ere badly injured, all being members of the same family, when hold-up men shot into and robbed an automobile here this morning at a railroad crossing near the center of the city. The occupants of the automobile were members of a prominent family here. No arrests have yet been made. It is said that the robbers got some jewelry and money. The police are looking for a large negro who is said to have struck one of the automobile occupants down.

Over Two Thousand Dollars Raised in Corsicana to Date. We sell direct (therefore for less) by mail or telephone or personal calls. Our Commission Department Will handle to the best advantage your shipments of Poultry, Eggs, Butter, Pecans, etc. Read the Sun, only 50c per month. STEVENS in "The House Tears" At Ideal Thursday.

of Further contributions to the Jewish relief fund has raised the total to $2235.65. The following are additional persons who have made contributions since Saturday: J. H. Woods 2.50 H. C.

Ballew 1.00 W. Z. Herman 5.00 C. H. 10.00 L.

E. Elkins 100 John Cunningham 5.00 Williams Drug 2.00 Dr. R. N. 1.00 Guy M.

Gibson 2.00 Leonard 100 Dr. Trim Houston 2.50 Dr. L. C. Polk 2.50 Mrs.

A. Polk 1.00 R. E. Prince 10.00 S. M.

Kerr 1.00 C. L. Smith 1.00 E. M. Polk 2.50 Chris.

L. Knox 2.00 Electirc Company 1.00 S. A. Pace 10.00 E. A.

Johnson ...................................15.00 Walter Burgess 1.00 Ben F. Hartzell 1.00 By Associated Press. Langford, Jan. famous mine fire that has been raging for more than sixty years, has burned through the immense concrete wall which the Lehigh Coal Company sank in front of the fire several years ago at a coast of more than one million dollars. The fire is said to now threaten an adjacent mammoth vein of coal.

The wall w'as sunk 100 feet and was fifteen feet thick. A large force of men are busy today drilling deep holes in the earth, pumping water and slushing it directly on the subterranean fire in the hope of preventing a rapid spread if it is impossible to extinguish it. The fire is already estimated to have destroyed millions of dollars worth of coal, while the fight against it has cost enormous sums. DUTCH STEAMER IS DAMAGED At 25c, 5 for $1.00. At 50c, 3 for $1.00.

With every cash purchase complimentary, at Shop. Ship Is Now Being Towed Up the Thames. Two Were Killed SUBMARINE K-5 STH.L MISSING By Associated Press. London, Jan. Lloyds report that a Dutch steamer, the Thuran, which was damaged by an accident which has not been described, and which killed two of the crew, is being towed up the Thames, For Prompt Delivery.

Sir Clements Markham Fatally Burned Today For Toilet Wants. GOVERNOR IS FORCED TO FLEE By Associated Press. London, Jan. Clements Markham, former president of the Royal Geographical Society was today fatally burned in a fire which destroyed his home. For Toilet Wants.

Rebellion in China Said to Be Growing Serious in Kweichow The cold weather is here. Eat Chili, 4 cans for 25c. Phone 149. Brooks Cash Grocery. By Associated Press.

Peking, China, Jan. Province of Kweichow is in full rebellion against President Yuan Shi Kai, who recently accepted the throne of China as emperor when tendered by the law -1 making body. The governor of Kweichow province was forced to flee for his life on the 16th of January, according to word je- ceived here today. Two important towns in that province have been captured by the rebels. Foreigners are being protected by the United States gunboat Monocacy.

We Never Substitute. The cold weather is here. Eat Chili, 4 cans for 25c. Phone 149. Brooks Cash Grocery.

The new Spring Shipment of Royall Society Stampeii Goods and Cotchet Threads nowin Alsoasplendid selection of Cross Bar Pajama Checks, Cotton and Silk Crepe. Ask to see the new Shirt Waist Silks. Three lots of Stamped Goods at reduced prices. Your patronage will be ROSE BUSHES a plant Flower RECEIVED TODAY OF N'e'w Silk Dresses Miss Fannie Greenlee JARETT DRY GOODS CO. MILLINERY DEPT.

SPEICI.A.LS All 95.00 and $10.00 Hats For $1 and $2 ALL UNTRIMMED SHAPES SOc and S1.00 New Shipments of Leather Hats By Express This Morning NEW SUITS, NEW WAISTS, NEW DRESSES, NEW SKIRTS ARRIVING DAILY BY EXPRESS JARETT DRY GOODS CO. Blooming Grove Boy Mate on Lost Vessel From all indications the new Spring season promises to a silky one, therefore we have accordingly prepared to meet every imaginable requirement for new Spring Dress or Suit; the favoredsilks are Taffetas, Crepe De Chines, Crepe Meteors, Jacquards and many others. We have on display now a great many of the new models for Spring wear, such as Taffetas, Crepe De Chenes and Jacquards, both plains and fancies, some made with the new Kimono Sleeves, and Cape Effects, many made of combinations of Plain and Plaid Silks and some of Nets, we are always glad to have you inspect the many new arrivals. hesitate to ask to see the new things. a pleasure to us to you through.

By Associated Press. Charleston, S. Jan. re ports of the whereabouts of the suba marine K-5, which was lost in the fog early Sunday morning off this port was made public by the navy yard at noon. Several naval vessels are now making a search for the lost submarine.

Among the members of the crew was Machinist's Mate L. B. Treadaway of Blooming Grove, Navarro county, Texas. For Hot Drinks, 8LD RESIDENT PASSES AWAY Was One of Defenders of Old Fort Brown in Forty-Six From Daily. Brownsville, Texas, Jan.

Turner, said to be the oldest resident of the Rio Grande Valley, coming here with General army in 1845, died here today, aged ninety years. He was a defender of old Fort Brown in 1846, when he and seven hundred other civilians were under Mexican fire for seven days. BIG SHIPMENT New SHirt Waists Received by Today's Express Surely You Ask for Prettier Shirt Waists Than These We Have Just Received. For Drug Service. These Waists are made of Beautiful Crepe DeChene, in all the leading shades.

The general style tendencies may be summed up as plain lines are favored, true shirt models are popular, Russian blouse effects are well liked, bright colors and sheer fabricsand the handsome combinations of each, are features; frills are strongly favored. All at POPULAR PRICES MARKS BROS. IF NEW WE GET IT FIRST TWO STEAMERS REPORTED LOST One Was British Tanker and Other Unknown. Crew Was Saved By AHBOclated Press. New York, Jan.

The White Star line freighter Bovic reported on her arrival from Manchester today that she had picked up a wireless indicating that two hitherto unreported steamships were recently lost at sea. One was the British tanker Apalachee and the other was and unknown vessel whose crew was rescued by another sliip. Mrs. Lela Payne returned to Rusk F. L.

Houser, J. W. Betts, Clifford today after a visit to Mrs. Belton Tatum and S. F.

Carroll were in Frost today. W. D. Ray of Kerens was here to- Rev. J.

O. Hearne returned to the day. Grove this morning. When in need of anything in the grocery line phone us. We will appreciate any order given us.

J. S. ANDERSON, Grocer, Successor to Anderson Brooks. Decides to Continue Albanian Campaign By Associated Press. Berlin, Jan.

has decided to continue the Albanian campaign, according to dispatches received here today from Vienna, and is said to have landed infantry and heavy artillery at Avlona. SWEET PEAS Do your planting right now. seeds at Flower Shop. FYesh VISITED HOME RECENTLY. L.

B. Treadaway la Son of B. H. Treadaway of Blooming Grove. L.

B. Treadaway Is a son of B. H. Treadaway, who is now and has been for many years a resldent of Blooming Grove. The young man is about 23 years of age and was at home on a vislt three or four months ago.

He is well known both bere and at Blooming Grove. Special Bargains STILL AVAILABLE All Wool Blankets, Regular price $8.50 Special Price All Wool Blankets, Regular Price $7.00 Special Price All Wool Blankets, Regular Price $6.50 Special Price 5.00 Just a few of those fine Wool L'illed Comforts 3.50 4.45 Wilton Rugs 9x12, Regular Price $50.00 Hil Special OvTlUU Waite Grass Rugs, 9x12, Regular Price $12.50, Special These are unquestionably the Best Rug on the Market for the Money 8.40 Iron and Brass Big Assortment of Beds, Springs Mattresses and Pillows at unheard of low prices. Our Stock is Still Very Complete You will find most you want, and at great Money Saving Prices. Inasmuch as weather conditions have been unfavorable for the buying public, we have decided to continue this Special Opportunity of Furniture buying-until February 1st, thus giving a few more days MONEY SAVING EVENT. Yours to Please Swann Furniture Carpeteo.

Phone 432.