Waxahachie Daily Light (Waxahachie, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 29, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 3, 1913 Page: 3 of 6
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Th.-
No Alum, No Phosphate of Lime
Gill
u
4 a
as
the
(Jen
is Tin: cm it< m:s.
called
ninu
a
at
u. tn
NO OPIATES
to
Iren
baseball for the farmer
H TWO DRUG STORES
■ * ' *
Hosiery
on
. - New York
|.(H’Al< AGENTS.
H ft
TENA
CHASKA CO., WAXAHACHIE,
>
the Official
Tests show Dr. Price’s
Baking Powder to be most
efficient in strength, ol highest
purity and healtlitulness
First Baptist Church.
Uward Johnson,
F«py the pulpit
I'irst
Preach in"
Possibly the Game Might 3e of Benefit
to Him, But It 13 Hardly
Indispensable.
•<
heard bellowing front the roof of I
in
Blown,
For cholera morbus, cholera
fantum, diarrhoea from cnida.
among
gave
Force
services
extended
good
and
regular hours.
IIXHCIS, I'aftor.
j
with ice, and I don t think there’:, any
. You’d better go
the
a
the
< 'annon,
at 1 1
f iIip
I
In-
ane!
in.
11
tit
I
al
V*
a. nt.
Earn-
Bro.
OLE VS
ION EV
TA R
Coughs and Colds
Vir- |
Dr. !’
N
cA
ft
■■•
<1
The breath of th,
underatand-
He dashed up the stairs, discovered i<
p over the only un- 1 ■
• was already red j
faster
I leadership.
| >787,387
will not
f t ival
In |
will
S.rvieeH al
■ill other
Cnrist Ian
mi al 7 p
3Eiake J
has
all
flood things
day
reek I
I family
why, there-1
calamity |
his flesh con-
Mrs. Brown Could Agree With Her
Liege Lord, Too. That It Was
Something Uncommon.
II
been '
All
us--
£4$
L
fl *
I
V.
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“Onyx”
VINCENT ASTOR
Ml RIEL ASTOR
banghter of Mrs Av.i Willing Astor.
MRS MADELINE FORCE ASTOR
Second Widow.
MRS. AVA WILLING ASTOR
First Widow.
? PRICE’S
CREAM
BAKING POWDER
hi Text
L giveth them
Lb xxxli: 8.
L... 1-4 How much did God
L ,10 with :lm quarrel of I’ha-
Llt hie chief butler anil bak-
I
\h i hodint ' \ H
■_
e-48, C3ii
a.
Ing by the new
T. W. Phillip’
liverlng a serii
Only a few men dress well enough
to warrant carrying a can, without
limping.
> of God
atU'nfion.
i'lio Sunday
1 i«ri •••» i an’
UtfjlMt fo|
pllbllt
attend
t l|fr,l4.H I
........» or pitching
• L- —white a thun
ij gathering is just as vid-
training M»J«*«t»l tuvltlea
J<iH.N .JACOB A-nTof HIT
A TiiRHAJ ol - < ■-•Hi.tio,
£
|». hl. on .
Sunday. ;
nippt
**•'•*•»
l In i-lian < bur, li.
• A. C. Parker
morning and
evening s<
at 9:45
South, an I is in '
tlie eonnectional I
'■ ion in Dallas. He
preacher and we be- !
him a good audience.
1 bool and Epworth |
the
. M.
ii-j:'. What reason is
to believe I hat there
can read the
the fate which await
14. As a rule. w<
well or ill to want
future?
15. The Egyptians use,] to embalm
the bodies, of the dead:
fore, would it be a terrible
to the baker to La-
auined by the birds?
Ifi. Verses 20-2::
there, if any.
I are those today who
(future as Joseph did’’
What lesson may we learn from I
butler ,li‘l I *li,. woodshed.
much real
re-1 but
thi* the metal : i|
lined stovepipe hole
hot, and dashed down again
is a remedy of extraordinary pow-
er, it relieves colic pains instantly,
checks diarrhoea and settles the dis-
ordered stomach. Price 25c and 50c
per bottle. Sold by Curlin’s Two
Drug Stores may M*.
e .<y muure, ,
self audibly I
One night while i
lhe family wa re gathered at the tea i
table the chimm■> began to roar: the !
furnace draft had hei-u opem d and for-
gotten. Straightway a pani, ensued. |
"Don't lose your heads keep cool!" ;
I ried Mr Brown. ' It’r nothing sori- I
I sue nwuoueu. He presented HU ill 1'0i" j
■figure in the glare oi the blazing
17
the fact that the ehiet
not remember Joseph?
Lesson for Sunday. May 11. 1 H1 :l. |'.himney.
| Joseph Made Ruh r of Eg) pt
xli: 1-15.
*************
other #rvh‘,‘s of tin da\ at ’he
ual hour.
Tr.wf Mask
pHii Best Hose for the entire family, Men.
. Women and Children, can always be louna
* the “Onyx” Brand.
?0R Quality, Style and Wear, ge^ a
‘Onyx" Hose in Cotton, Lisle, Snk
r Pure Silk, from 35c. to ^5 00 Pcr Pair. ?onC
eauine without trade-mark stamped
^ry pair. Sold by all dealers.
■ord Taylor RR®
Wholesale Distributot__
are nt*
Sure and
-
t h«-1 ■
The I
"* I
••njoy I
brw 5 The various accounts
Bible concerning dream* make
L beyond dispute that God in
■ays used dreams as a me-
in his revelations. Is there
bson to believe, or on the < on-
a:d why, that God still uses
method?
pve an account of some Bible
L and say if you have ever
p'i distinctly speak to you in
e Sunday School Lesson i
< ml 1 d I'n (man.
'nittla' w(*hoo| al 47, m
inmnigs which have
progm for flu- la t f».w
roniimir through th**
I ° a. hi and X
day except
Endeavor prayer
. m.
onr dreams in
-’•rin Io have
art* g*'iierally
cii pa I ions
3ROUD OF HIS SELF-CONTROL
M* •-ting.
w<re held
morning and I
Hogan deliv
Tie re will
tomor row' I
Cat is generally thought to
[crime of which Pharaoh sus-
»hftw two men to be guilty?
k what extent, if any, does
1 these days use bad men and
Lil to bring about his pur-
3
"I've got one end of tire hose!" he
I called. “Some om- attach the other
| end and turn on the water—quick!”
Two long minutes passed.
“Why doesn’t some one do as I or- .
"Do you want I
Questions for the luteruutioua1 Pt,-ss Bible < lub.
><♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
May •.
Light, 1» 12, l»y Rov' T 9-
I Linscoit. D. O.)
L hnerpreis Dreams.
[etwes fl-8 Are sadness and
I caused chiefly by outward
kllb’le things or by mental;
h <-? Give your reasons.
I there is nothing in dreams in
■ays, as most people seem
Ik why is it that some dreams
I lain and other dreams give
■lire?
l it ever or never right to be
khy!
411
>
r ■
Purposes
u acting 1
l.t'lll
the
Ijered?" he thunder,,!
the iJuce to burn up?
“We can't, Henry!" called Mrs.
(Brown, tremblingly. “You haven't got
the hose—you've got the cow-rope. It
was hanging n".xt to Hie hose >n the
< huri'h of • Itri'I.
Bible lessons every Sunday al '' L.
m. Preaching morning and even-
minister, Evangelist
Mr. Phillips is de-
nt' sermons >n the
S8ys-CON17
for j
will preach
l:'11’ 1'died And an'wav. the roof is covered
Bible .
. is I I II 1W, M1WM « -
Chil- ‘great danger outside.
land watch the chimney from th- in-
Good i side."
A half-hour later the family were
I again at the tea table.
1 "II’ this had happened in some
i homes." remarked Mr. Brown, the {
family would have lost their heads
completely and sent In an alarm. Self-
control is bii e.\< 1 Unit thing—and far
from common "
"Indeed it Is!" agreed Mrs. Brown,
emphatically.—Youth's Companion.
* • hi,i,| I*,, sbyli-ciau
Interesting service
d night and this
'■a, li hour Pastor
l't',1 a sph-ndid sermon
I I" services hinit ht and
gular hours.
. bu n
Be
bi 8 hl
Race’’ will
biot ning hour
cordial invitation
services and
with us.
the elders
Baseball never has been regarded
exclusively a* a city product. While
It Is true that the cities supply the
enormous crowds that support the big
leagues, it Is equally true that many
of the players in those leagues are
graduates of the "bush" leagues. The
country boy has an equal chance with
th- city boy to win the high honors
and generous emolument* of a suecess-
iful bull player. The farmer himself
has not come directly in touch with
the national game, perhaps, except on
a rare holiday. A professor in the
‘Kansas State Agricultural college calls
this it mistake. Familiarity with the
•game, he believes, would promote suc-
cess in agriculture. If the farmer |
would play ball "It would take the
shamble out of hls walk" and 'make
hUn decide quickly." 'lids is an in-
teresting theory, but it will not b- uni-
versally accepted. Some will contend
that the motor car has already taken
the ’shamble" out of the farmer’s
walk Others will insist that hand
ling » high spirited horse
‘a load of hay on a wagon v
iderstorm is gathering is just as van BAnv ELIXIR
u ,1,1,. in "ai’dtig his .mental fae.ii'l. s i
'to quick action—Rochester Democrat
and Chronicle.
——-------~~~~
do you account for
s such good men 10
suffer for their very innocence?
13. Verses 1*1-1? Why would itjous."
not have be, n le tter if Joseph had
refrained from telling ’hi chief cook
1 him?
•>uld you say it is i than he w ent up.
I- pit into tin "K-ki p cool: ’ In gasped, as h, i
I passed through th- room where the I
■ had gathered in nervous appre- ‘
pension. ”1 II be back in a minute." I
He was back in less than that time. I
having observed that tin Harm s were :
'-pouting several f< . t high from tin !
chlmn-y, and that a shower of sparks
was falling upon the roof.
"Wh where’s the step-ladder?
i panted.
He was i".tne b-fore anyone could
answer the quei tlon, and presently
was
< 'dll ge Sil—( M-lli,„|is|.
Dr lame- i aiinon, Jr., of
ii ia will pri-ai'h .it II o'clock.
aiihoti is ,m- of the must di- tin- |
Igulshed miuist< r., of the
l-.piscopal < 'L ii r. |,
I at tendance on
board now in
I, a splendid
sfeak fur
Sunday
league at
J NO
ill 11
n. ni.
11:45 p tn.
amount of
New York. May 3 John Jacob
Astor had been dead one year to the
day before the state controller of
New York, who must appraise for-
tunes lor the inheritanie tax. found
that the victim of lhe Titanic dis-
aster was worth JtS7,21 •,.<’>!) 1 at the
time. Tlie Titanic went down at
10:30 Sunday night April 14, lft12.
Ou Monday, April 14 of this .'ear,
jtlie appraisers of the state made
their final statement.
The fortune Is larger than esti-
mates made by men who knew him
well. Mo t ol them said he was not
1 worth more than $110,(1(10,000.
But it is doubtful if th- fortune
i as great as the appraisers have de-
cided. Astor bought many million
dollars’ worth of stock and interests
in mining and scientific corporations
because he was somewhat of an en-
thusiast in science. While the ap-
praisers have et down the values
of these interests al their par value,
it is not believed that the estate will
realize that much.
He divided his property
Vincent Astor, to whom lie
|65.«(l3,54 7; Mrs. Madeline
Astor, his bride of a year. $l,li!tfi,-
792; Mrs AVa Willing Astor, who
had divorced him. 8787.1497, and to
his daughter. Muriel, tlie sister of
Vincent, $3,*1110.0011.
Mis. Ava Willing Astor at one
lime had hope of succeeding her
mother-in-law. Mrs. Willinni Astor,
as leader of society. Mrs. Astor, the
elder, who was conservative, spent
>60,000 or >100.000 a year In her
Hut with a fortune of
Mi A Willii^ Astor
be able to do more than
main tain her social position in the
extravagant manner In which the
people of her set now live.
|*r< slit li'l tan * hllldi.
toniorow
Sunday school at '■* I ■
cst Workers at
night service on
Dogan's meeting.
Subject of morning sermon:
Stewardship of the OpporluniL' - of
Life, the Basis of the Final Judg-
ment. We earnestly hope von may
earnestly hear this sermon.
E. E. BIGGER. Pastor.
|p£: '5
ft. Verses 9-13 L n ,|< sirable or
not. and why, to have a lonfid' iitial
friend to whom we <;,n open our
heart of hearts and tell onr inmost
most experiences''
Io Why is it that
these days, as they
been in those days,
connected with onr -hief o
or habits?
11. Verses 14-15—How
appreciation do those who ar- eh-| Afr. Drown was excitable by nature,
gaged in helping their fellows re-'but he often pr.ded hitna
,'eive from those w Im ar- most ben-j upon hid .--If control.
efited*liv their work'.’
12. What brought Joseph into that
prison, and how
it that God allov
Main street
Pastor
i Sunday t
the pastor, 11'sing 11 'he
both I school mt -ts
. I.—.. ■ 11 j-, ’
— —, S' II." I 'I'SI ■' ' '
music at all services. A cordial in- |
vitation is extended to the public. ,
Two Days Special
10c
i>
A
7 1-2<
All 10* Lawns, I wo days’ special at per yard
20 pieces good 5* Lawn for two days special
10 yards for
35c
Shoe Special Saturday and Monday
3 50 Russian Calf Pumps for
275
3.03 Russian Calf Strap Pumps for
2.49
2.50 Russian Call’ Button Oxfords for
2 20
WOODROOFS
Where Quality Counts
Dibit.
It \< I,
better
The
Read ‘he Daly want ads
childhood w ill co-operate in thi. ex-,
Nifty up-to-date Pumps and
Oxfords. Three lots of tans
Saturday and Monday
All colored Lawns in new Spring patterns 12 l-2c
and 15c, special per yard
Mon-
V . and
For detailed In format ioii auk tlie
Agent*
< oiihI i ii< i i«ni
I>*’Ij»5<‘*1 l*\
< om-
The
getting
street t<
for thrir
He
Lot 11
be
CONTHRCT IN TWO WEEKS
< oliiiuiuet- on Child Welfare l« It,
ilig l oline,! Ii, 1‘repaie nil I V-
liHill lor Siilmn.il * on*
M-rvatloli I vliibll
ill MAKE II5TUUT 01
WELfAHE OF CHILOHtN
guarantee tli;t Jc won't knock you
out of a dav's _ytfork and max be : eml
CHICHESTER S PILIS
W r Tin Ol AMOSIR a
“ l utllt-*' A*l* ) »u<-l»t ii|*g!*t t r
* l. ■ h« Tti
1*1 • l»< <1 ' ! 4. ijil »■.,',
I • -I ‘ -h ♦ e Kt »n.
I lukt u«» other llm of your ’
Oru.’P.-l. A I r< Pi 4 It I w*T •’ »<*•
l»f i BN \SO I ILL-, t r
f .1 A- •• t.b .t*>t, Atwby* KtUn*
. S'llDBi DHi CRISISEOYWIttif
i Ph D ' _ _ ____...
who Im well ------------
Chamherlain’b Congo Kemedv
’ "■ ' l- ' * i ■— i W'h- —'ns —nan
has been
tliiw work by
i t'oinpHiiy.
operate
V'.ltein, I
lulvmed
will soon be removed
i Southern Traction t'onipanx
that
line
The ilirei I
InHtnllln*'. the exhibit
welfare lommiti
an expert
of the child welfare ex-
hibit in Chicago two yearn ago. lias
type already 1 constantly occupied in develop
welfare ex-^n8 varioUH cities local
floor exhibit!* of new * show ing b> this new
essentials for giving healthful and;
pleasant surroundings to little <hil-|
dron, with play space and rest rooms.!
If is also proposed that there, shall’Vl,;. Wa^tDli'sim
111 '' 1mI'' ‘otiie. i I, . 44X01- kone ;«■ uiie nuu- n
contest, if held: will eliminnte Gt"f KUi;rflnt;.,:,| ton
absurd and cruel features of many:n)p| (R r>riPn ’
batiy show n or "
wHI be directed entirely toward set-
ting up a standard of health for tli-.
babies. The Babies' Clinic of Knox*j yuu (0 |)fl(j
ville has agreed to co-operate.
The method of a "baby health con-
test’’ as worked out by lhe Federa-
tion of Women’s Clubs of Iowa. isT
that, each child’s physical develop-
ment is compared with that, shown1
on a standard score card, and a cer-1
tificate or medal given tn accord-'
ance with the facts Thus there is
no competition • between Hie babies,
but only tlie effort to reach a stand
ard. With the help of the Babies'
Clinic to advise, in ttie case of chil-
dren below the standard. It
lieved that the contest will give
incentive toward better can
' and sluggish liver. Since Dodson's
Liver Tone canio on the market the
::!:: Qi.c.alqrnr!' 1 . .fixom J-v ..
l^ficd tlie mayor
Javet,- 'Eone.-jS'uiiH ffud-harnvies-H mid
" - • , lini'iiriil in about
ealo-J
; General Construction
'beautV contests, and , , , , read' to begin simul'anemtsl.' with
• * 1 dangerous, titul no druggist, wants to
• ’ ’ * '
I'.'irri-d
Dl:t i.GI'.l i,|\ i s MDMA
. . , 10 BEGIN OWING
great incentive toward better can ,
p n ■ i T" r, ■ n T
for babies. j
The wall exhibits and models will
be constantly explained by h staff ol t
assistants, among whom it is hoped Geiientl Consli in I ion < miipain
to enlist many volunteers who will Being llvlny***! by Soiitheiii
give preliminary lecture* on tlie wax Tr.ietion Company—Sign-
to make the exhibit most interesting' lug < oiilrai ts.
and illuminating to visitors. It is! CfiamDeriain s Gougn Hemeop
expected that tlie great American* lhe Genera! Construction Co Cu-r., 11 . r-nn n > ..ixLi.in.- <-,mh
volunteer societies for safeguarding of Fort Worth Is to expt rieni- idtb
further delay in beginning on its
to ‘harts, photographs,
material of the
in the city child
Dibits*, many
and striking character.
Pro* ieion is being made for i
moving picture show in which smlt
photographic stories will l>< shown
ns that of the Russel! Sage Found'i-j
tion on the eare of neglected chil- ,
I dren, one showing lhe m tivili-s ol
| Hull House, Chicago, and so forth.
Films on health conditions will also
be shown.
In the Children's Building will h-
set apart a room nnd screened porch -
es forming a "baby checking depart-]
nient," in which children enn be left 1
while their parents see the expo:.. 1
tion. This will not mean that btibie"!
wil! be put in compartments like suit-1
cases. On the contrary, tin room ■
ling in various cities local exhibits
I showing by tills new type of self
examination tlie conditions and the
needs of eai li town. Sm h exhibit-
have been sneiessfuIly conducted lix
Miss Strong in St laiulr. Mo.; Loui‘
ville. Ky.; Providence, R. I :
I (real. Canada; Rochester, N
Other cities.
4 the. railway people, unil
'Struetion projects will
■ along at the same time
Alex Terrell of the General Con-
struction Company has been here all
this xx'-k gettin: urop'i'ty owners
alpng th, street to sign individual
contracts for their pro rata of Hie
1 paving. He :tnnounre: that a nai-
jorily of these contracts have be,n
signed, w hich pra-t i-aIly assures the
! completion of the project
week,
are
Many assurances to this <
I feet have already been received,
work of securing
of t lie chihl I
will !><■ in charge
of Mi :■ Anna Loui. - Strong < I’h it
i'nivei ity of Chii.'Liit who i v <l I ; (ill I V *‘St* HI llllll I, < "t I! I II ,,> 11 >•>
'known as an expert and who sine- Sell May 4th ami 5th.
tlie time of the ibild wel l!- o ~
Houston ami Return 5 / S:>
Sell Muy 3rd find 1th
, Dodson's Liter T,uie Gels n
Square *.uar.intee Irotu <
lin's 1’b„ Drug Stores.
When an article is sold li> a drug-
gist who is willing to give It his per-
sonal guarantee, it's a mighty strong
. proof of real merit.
That's exactly the case with Dod-
I son's Liver Tone
Ws hili’toji !• C . Slav 3
loinmllie- tie child welfar- i- Indi.
luruu-d o pl' p ile an exhilnt Io
N.tloftlil < ei at mu I'positliin io
be held al Knox* di, in September {
and October ol tlii year. Mi- Ju-
lia C. I.atltrop thief of lite chil-
dren's bureau of the I'nlted state,
ileparttiu-nt of labor, is chairman ol
the cotiimiiSee and Is in full charge
of plans and preparation* for tlie
exhibit Ml Lathrop made tlie sit
ntiitit'-tuetii from tills city today *hat ■
she has alremly rrceived a,-cpiattcs'
from tlie follow ing committee ntem-l
hers llr. S S. Crockett. Nasltvllie, i
Tenn.; Mrs. Charles A. Perkins,
Knoxville, Tenn.; Mrs. T It. Hen-1
tlerson. Greenwood, Miss.; Mr. Slier
man C. Kingsley, Chicago, III ; Dr
Elizabeth C. Kane, .Memphis. Tenn.;
.Miss Adele Braudels, Louisville. Ky .
Mr. S. Met', llainill, Pliilad-lpliia,
I’a : Miss Ellen C. Babbitt. New
York City.
The latest nnd most Interesting
aspect of the work of conservation
is the conservation of childhood.
Tlte Knoxville Exposition lias giv
en the child welfare lommitlie carlo
blanche as to its plans. The i liild!
welfare exhibit will co-operate will)
tlie educutionnl exhibit and with the
puldie health exhibit, hut will be
housed in a separate building, to lie;
known as tlie "Children's Building."
Thin building will contain, in addi-
tion to charts, photograph-, and
wall
used
contract with tile citizens of West
Main street to pave that lieautiful
thoroughfare witli bituminous con-
crete. The company lias tieen de-
layed in starting this work by the
Southern Tt action Company, who
,______ ...... It Is a pleasant-!are to bu,kl °”“ra,€ local
will bo simply equipped with all theltas(ingi Vt.R,.II(ll|p remt.tb. for u hl(,._, ; ‘
Prince has been advised that this
I difficulty will soon he removed. The
lias no-
the work of
will lie
weeka.
Company
Curlin's Two Driie Stores sell Dod-
son's Liver Tone and guarantee it
For you anti your children. i’’s a
good thihe to k' < p a bottle irl
! in the house.
Curlfn's'Two lung Store- v ill g.v,
you your money back if you think |
i Dodson's Llrer Tone it* not .worth
• the price. "Keep your liver working
'and your liver will not keep you
from working,", is good ." Iviie to
I go by. adv
The oth-
ers will be seen in-x; week. The cit-
izens on this street are displaying
quite a good deal of enthusiasm n
this proj—:. and prid, themselves on
lieini’ the fir ' to take up lhe mat-
ter of ■ x'-ndiiig paving into tlie res-
| idence see! ion. We t Main street is
j already a beautiful thoroughfare, and
" h' ?i : ■ 1* paved its beauty "di be
I more than doubly enhance,],
I-
W4X4B4CHU IJ’HY I It.Hl
«'• U t{
) 1890
tianal
Texas.
, Texas.
;s.
1
and Sundaj
a
ON
by law to
Etc.
lits $300,0004
SOLICITED
T. SPENCER, Vi(l
’■ COLEMAN, Am,
ist. Cashier.
in ke Cr«»
Nationaluedi
nal Bank1
oijpON
; A .
JD BANK"
nk'nf Busineu,
j. w
r, W. Uta
r«a to
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McKnight, G. W. Waxahachie Daily Light (Waxahachie, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 29, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 3, 1913, newspaper, May 3, 1913; Waxahachie, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1286741/m1/3/: accessed June 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .