Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 291, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 7, 1920 Page: 5 of 10
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SHERMAN DA1UY DEMOCRAT, SHERMAfi. TEXAS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 7. 1920.
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In* uh I rearlwd the fivli^'Kale house
where I dk> my mrluie buying. 1 wn*'
ph'SM-d, >«•«««> « « my wlnti* trip
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To own a home gives you a feeling of satisfaction and
security that is denied a renter.
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To insure attractiveness,, convenience and cconotoy in
|your new HOME you should build from PLANS rrfferrrW^
e every de^il has been carefully, planned by an
(upon tft<? hl$U>il$'ii ii1 ^cultural viilutf
ot the ancient Indian ;t wn« of Ail-
ion a which, had tlwy be«0 k Kurope.
would doubtless have been preserved
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communistic forms of ^ovcrnmenty.
Perhaps our most graphic picture of
the golflr bysteiu Is* given by IFWacliel.
Imagine a clreulur Held two and a ball
mlb-* la diameter; place n library
ceiiur; 83 'feet uway put >i imM.ml
■The globe would represent the
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fored a study of the greatest pftsslblo
importance to our knowledge of man
kind as a whole. And we asked:
What right *hi .v« m la "fie© Ameri-
ca" to1 stretch forth an autocratic
hand arbitrarily t# change tb« vllhige
11 ft ot mfr ancient and peaceful folk?
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has been caiefully planned
actical by, Boilders. ™." '
We furnish plans for the famous "Ye Planry," Beauti-
ful Homes as shown in our display of actual photographs.
We are exclusive distributors in this territory;
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The Place to Buy Lumber
Klobt* tww feet lo diameter In the very
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whose ROdfll ftfe'd oeremoutaI Hfe of- , . , , ,
-- - . - - .... i,yn ami tl e mustard wed xMcreury
At ii distance of 142 feet place a
pea> and another at 215 feet. These
will r< present Vejiusj. a f' the earth,
both as to ulze and distance. A rath-
er large pinhead at a dJstunCe of U27
feet will speak for Mara, and a falr-
Slzed tangerine a quarter of a rulle
distant wilt stand for Jupltef. A.
small lemon ut two-flfths of a mile
'will play the role of Saturn, a large
cherry three-fourths of a mile distant
#fll answer for Uranus, and a falr-
slzed plum at the very edge of the
Jletd will proclaim Neptune.
Eighty moons would be required to
make one earth. A player there could
throw a ball sic times as far as it can
be thrown on American diamond*. A
man weighing 150 pounds there would
Selgh IKK) on the earth. The enrth re-
•Ivest as much light tu d heat from
architecture of t!;c pueblos, by many
centuries th*<uhta| t incited town* lu
E America, fwho e ftat reo£r«l. t<-rraced
houses ari not <n$r In utter harmony
with natural wnrroiuullngs, bnt consti-
tute, from a pttiefleat standpoint, tb^
, . most successful type oX building for
deiert .cities. High above the sands,
the flat roof forsos a porch for the
open-air ftdfan, whereon at certain
seasons' he works, rests, receives his
guests,'eats, and tdeeps.
In Nortk JkCrtea, Hi Spain, lu Asia
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Campbell's M. «d few, Specjal Price W Dozen.
4 : Van Camp Pork and Beans, Special price per Dozen.
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CRUTCHFIELD'S GROCERY.
PHONE 37«.
Office Supplies-Stationary
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—Blank Books, Loose Leaf Ledgers, Ring
Books, Filing Sections, Guides, Folders,
Transfers Cases.
—Inks, Carbon Paper, Pencils of all kinds,
Leather Brief Cases, Card Ca^es,,, Purses,
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syullar t« those In |lopl Land, the
same flat roof may be foitml. But we
tl^nfc we know better ! In a land of
burning sun, the shutting, hot. tin roofs
of,the government ^wellinga clinging
lh an Inherited architecture of rain-
soaked central Europe, cut their lncon-
gruoub outlins agakist a rainless sky,
Impotent in their longing to abed wa-
ter I" Add the sun streamed into their
hlg- European windows, inviting
iadSiof fll«?s. a d forming a con
Indeed to the shadowed cool of the
thick-walled Indian houses, whose
opeu fireplaces insured at ull seasons
wholesome ventilation. In spite of
high, narrow windows.
And yet the white man's unpractical
transplanted house, brought from far
other climes, Is urged upon the Indians
as "civilized." With no eye to either
beauty or fitness, our arbitrary stand-
ards (rarely, In the Indians' case, put
to ihe test of experimentation first)
are forced upon alWeple who through
centuries of experience have learned
how to conquer conditions foreign to
U«. Improvements there mlgbt certain-
ly be in thu Indian's uiunher of life,
but why not along those lines which
' nature lias tatght as most appropri-
ate?—Natalie Curtis, In the Outlook,
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The Attractive City.
In a word, then, so far as I am per-
sonally concerned, you will not make
your city more attractive to me by
buildings, "parks or monuments—what
other «lty Iihh not these things? lSnt
if you can show tlie heart that I know
is in your lironwt, If you can forget to
look straight ahead In order to cast a
look of friendly interest on u passing
stranger, if you can cease to fear be-
ing "done" and become Inspired by the
ffcsireetitte rn a whTie to stiow that yrm
are ii liimiuu befog amidst your bricks
and stones, Just to that extent w ill you
do your part In making your city at-
tractive. oil may draw money to
Tulsa: social cxduelvenass will always
make Newport and Palm Iteafli desir-
able to a limited number; the palaces
of I'asailena will attract, other million-
nJres there. lUit you'll prefer smoky
old l'lttslinrgh .or noisy Kansas City,
or st. .Toscph, jjz any other cltJ lhai
hbows it? li"art beneath the grime nn<l
tril,o« thf iid. off 1^ Kmile.—>T. )'r<-ck<-..-
ridtre Kills in the Twilight llour Mr*
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Riefrigerators
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\ve are offering all Refrigerator and Ice
Boxes at Special Prices.
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Avail yourself of this oppoitunity.
Save ice, save Food, save Money. -
we AfA KE A NO US I A /I OM£
Removing Warts From the Face.
One of the " dillicult disllcjiu ir .-
~lhings to got rid of is tht> <^rui■'. ri
of many small warts on the fact*.
-The llritisb Modlcal Journal tells Inov
Dr. Chariot Ind has sdeceeded in
• radicaUng tlnni. He painty the warts,
three times In onei day with « satu-
j rated solution of salicylic acid lu al
eohol and the following morning he
cuts them olX with a flat sharp stoj-i
instrument, beveled on one side only,
■i'his Is painless, bnt It leaves u tiny
Id ceding j oint at the site of the wart.
This he Immediately paints again with
the salicylic aqld solution, Which Is
applied twice a^nin the same day On
the second morning the sites <tf Uh*
wnrts buvt* kuauU brown scabs, Wldi-b
are bathed once a day nirti pure al
cohnl till thoy drop utT, leaving a
healthy skin.
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New Electric Lamp.
An electrical lujop lias bcrii dexcl-
ope«l in Ihirope whirh virtually «•« n-
stisth of a metallic arc Inside of a si-n 1-
ed*'bulb coutaining a11• • nu:11♦ <i iiclinm
and neon gases. The wir« anode ter-
minates so Closely to the edge of the
hemispherical iron cathode that the
current discharges across the gap
spwtnneomily. 'llie rays have an or-
ange line and are only slightly actinic,
making thu lamp nsj^ful in- photo,
graphic dark rooms, TV Is also recom-
mended for use in mines, and other
j>1 aces WlJt«ro Inflammable gases may
be present, because breaking of tin
bulbJnslantly extinguishes the UrIm,
Its Advantage.
'The automobile bus one big ad-
vantage over a horse."
"What, is that V" -
"H can be tired without wanting to
stop,"
Home Brew,
''Come on up to the hoiise -for dinner*
and we'll give you some good home-
made'bread."
"You have some good Tiomemade
beer, too, I suppose?" i 1
the moon to a whole year.—Frofti a
Bulletin of the National Geographic
Society,
LEFT REST OF TRIBE IN CAVE
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Mandan Indian Legend Says Fat
Weman Brake Down Only Exit
to the Upper WorW.
; The fumlameutal aimpliclty of the
American abtaMglno is illustrated best
in the ludian myths nnd legends which
have come down to us, asserted I>r.
Kudolph I<i«der in an address before
the "Wisconsin Archeoloplcnl sodety.
"These mythp," DbctOr Rleder said,
"cannot be translated Into pretty
phrases, as In that Case tho simple
beauty of the Original is lost.
"Thero is a rather Interesting leg-
end concerning the origin of the Man;
dan tribe. It says that once the Man-
dans .lived underground In a cave from
which u large vine grow. One young
warrior climbed up this vine one day.
and liked ihe country so well that he
induced several of his tribesmen to
follow him up the vine into the world
outside, yeverai chiefs and v^arrlors
did so, as well as many women, but
when n fat woman tried to- climb out
of the eaVe, against the counsel of the
chiefs. ,tlie vine broke and the rest of
tho Mandan tribe had to remain under-
ground. This fable may aecourfl for
the fact that the Mandaus were a rel-
atively small tribe and also for their
antipathy to fat women."
health; .
An<l of course, nil the boys waited
to btMwr what haVl brought «bo«*t -th*
change. Mn^be y«« thiuk.l dhlu't. tell
them all alamt HoruTs ^iVer fj
1 told them how they hat! , helped
me. How they had stopped my cold--
helped my digestion and cleared W
complexion. lltw they WOUId elitnl-
nale the spring fever.
Several of the V>ys thottgbt «o nntch
of my changed appearati«> that they
I (ought a -'.".C bottle. They wanted re-,
lief from constipation, lieadaehes or |
biliousness. 1
Bond's Llver 't*llls remove th( bile
'from tl e system tthd help the liter to
ftuictlon naturally. They relieve bili-
ousness and constipation. Kvery drug-
2Se bottle. 3
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shout
must have lumber
flaw.
out a flaw. Now that
dream la about to
^ $e reality don't stint
quality of the I
you're going to use.
construction is very
in the end. Use our'
grades and make
good ten years from; now
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Office and Telephone at
Line. Phone 114,
Besidencp) 2188.
D. J. DAWDY, D. C.
Chiropractic Parlor.
Welngartcn Bldg., North Side Square,
Over D. A B. Cafe.
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TraveJgrams Honored.
Bes. phone 6ft8. Offloa ohoae 303.
"LET US FIGURE WITH YOU"
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Make Frie/ids With Horses.
One reason given why, native Arab
horsey are generally exceedingly
friendly and fearless is that they are
of Leu lirnngtif tip almost In the midst
of their owner's children, and are used"
to being Imndlod and pett« (i from thr
time they are tiny loals. Whether this
Is true or not, it is certainly a good
plan for anyone who haa u pony to
make friends with him.- It is worth
while spending a lot of jlme in the
stable (Jt 1Uii>!• him- and getting him
to have perfect eontldeiyfo In you. It.
should be remembered in handling
horses and Ponies actions should be
quiet and deliberate. Once n pn'ny a Ad
his master ret to he "p/.ls" ridlntr an
driving bocotu, farv mere jnteresiing—
almost, in !iU ',^oiug round the
< (c.mtry "uixb ir iend you can talk
uI:h.—Chrlr-imii Science Monitor,
Mahogany.
One of ijie materials cabinet makers
delight in using is mahogany. The
timber most prized by them Is that
of "Swletenia uuihoga-nl," found in
Central America and the West: Indies. J
The largest of these trees ntt.iin a
height of 00 to i.tO feet, with a di-
ameter of six feet. However, these
dimensions are not common. Tho
wood, which is capable of waiving, a
high polish, is <^f it reddish brown
color, ami varies .widely in its shades
and markings. Employment is given
to a large number of men and oxen In
cutting and removing the timber to-
the coast for export.
Long Lived Trees.
At Fountain abbey, Yorkshire,* I0hg-,
land the 'yew trees wwe old when
the eblfey was built, in IKti. Cali-
fornia has a very ancient tree in Mari-
posa grove.,. This la..,* ,','.gnd y dte
which Is credited with many hundred
years. Baohab trees of Africa have
beep computed to be more thna tl,000
years olft, and a dechluotis cypress at
Chapultepee Is "coD«iderod to be...-<if
a still urenter age, TTumbofclt said
that the Drfteaenar Draeq at Orotdva,-
oa Tenoriffe.-wns- onf of the. ohleat ln-
habitaii's of the ^1111.
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Chinese Paradise Fish.
A little Chinese tish known as the
paradise fi h is reninrkiibte for, its
brilliant coloring of crimson and blue,
lu the sunlight it shines in a rain-
bow glow of color. The dorsal tin ex-j
fends from near the back of the head
to the tail. The -paradise fish wus
lirst broil1,'ht to I'sance from China |
by M. Simon in having been j
found in brook near Canton. The j
most Interestiug'thiug about this little
fish Is the nesL made by .the male for1
ihe reception of the cifgs. it makes a |
little floating nest of glutinous bubbles '
below Ihe surface of ihe water, and j
measuring up to vix Inches across.
Here it places the eggs, some '200 in j
number, and mounts guard over them.
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of Louisiana possess qualities that
give relief to sufferers from kidney
and bladder trouble.
This secret was given to a sufferer
many years ago, upon a lonely road-
side, by a passing, unknown tramp.
Gathering a few plants from the
woods beside the road, the hobo
brewed a medicine which brought re-
lief and ultimate health to his chance
patient.
Today those same herbs are cultivated
' upon several farms. *
The sufferer to whom the hobo gave his
secret founded a company which now distributes thousands of bottles of the
mcdiciiic cach month. ' ;• ,.
hobo
^:dn?>y ^Bladder! Remedy
is jjiven testiscnirJs <vcry day by grateful sufferers who have found relief and health in its
wonderful hc-al,iug properties. Bccausc it is made from pure herbs, without alcohol or habit-,
forminn drugs, it tan always be taken in absolute safety. —
Eead what one sufferer has to say: ... I
HopevllU, La., Ptbruery 22, 1919.
llobo Mcdibine Mfg. Co., Shrevapott, L . ' ..j_ j «.
Centlern«TO; Vur m<wv y«' r* t v afflicted mori or ltt« with cinncy *nnbl*datr
tii't-'i c. but suffet id on with pain «n<i inconvenience till the tail of 1916.
t defined to ttv the doctor# iintl selected three. *tt ct whom, lt«r clow
<lon, pronounced my ailment!! by the farrtaiUr and often atsumed naiu« rheumatism. I
filled a att refiUed their ^re^cHptions for more than a yew." / ..
I reahied no bertefiw, bt t fr^w frctn bad to worae. I had to sit on a cushion ana
bouRht a pair of crutch**. I capectfft t. nae them tlie remainder any 1 M
Eut to G<*1 be the praise! 1 fetcided to take a treatment (# .bottles) of Hob*
Kidney and Bladder RemrrJjr, But,-1 had only taken two bottles when all my pain
gone, kidtiey* nnd bladder repulavd. nenres utrieted, appetite fully rtsfned. *
This was to July. 1913. I am r,earing JS years ot see, bat atn in good health
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What IIOBO did for tTi«s Re->rDr. FffiTey ft ttnay do fomny sufferer from kidney or hlad-
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