Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 25, 1915 Page: 2 of 8
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THURSDAY, MARCH JR. lit 5.
TK DAILY DEMOCRAT
«m«AN. TEXAS.
Ck^k * it. c. hunt**. roNi*k«.r*.
Tte MU DNMcrat l« ikt official
a*w*PM*r •* ifcp ca«y <*f
I All t*w«l notify*.
68 «•»» per
It M y*r j«r in Mnan.
la public
M «a T%wv*4ay, 75 <w*t* a ymtr. It
it tfe* hi* eouilT *rot ueanpaper.
Mall pabpprlbara changing l<*»
MAM Am Id ftvo fketr former ad-
droot a* w*tl at the pro one. 8ub-
orribora aartod by city aarrlara will
ptoaaa OJWlvt the manar^mbut la
raodarlap toad aarttea by makltte
tta a boat Imgularltfc*. and
1*1 RE POOI» A\n t» IRI»s.
Sbanaaa people are rood ta .ate*
tote any mmpaian let civic
KAI.1JVG HAIR MEANS
PINMM IT IS AtTIVK.
mant and If tHera la ,a* important
verb that need* attention It la fit*
Sate Vonr Hair! ttrt a i» Cent
Hnttle of Dumb-rote High! Noe.
af <tatiw to It that the
i Thtn. Vrittla. colorless and scrag-
rlean When gecx-ofl**
and meat tnarhata. hotel* and tea
tanrnni*. hakeriaa and cooking oil
refineries »rr clean and the ooerg-
t-vea exercise care in bnfltit clean
S) batr to mote evidence of a neg-
letted scalp: of dandruff, It robs
the batr of its lustre. its rlreogthl
and tta ten life eventually pro-1
durine a feverishness and itching |
ot the *<atj». which if not remedied
|causes the bait roots to shrink,
hard* and elothen when they handle loosen anu die -then the hair falls
Saru &?ractie
JiomiDress HdhlngWM
Ugrsons Iff**
BOTH PHONES
Entered as second-cl*as matter at
Me posternee at Sherman. Texas,
coder net of March J, 1*7*.
The b«st cititers cotrc *ron. the
homes where ynrrrts require their
children to ‘mind.’ go to scuoo! and
other*
Senator Charles A. Cnlbersoi will
t pend the summer in Tex**. It Is an
box need and *0 doubt Charlie will
go Into the fence boil dine basinets
right away
Jf parent * roftsc- or fall to keep
their hoys and firte off the streets at
eight, then they hare no lost «aa*e
to cowpiaio If the law step* In and
attends to the matter for then.
Sherman eertalniy is a fine s*ut-
«y market and the farmers of the
Fhefisas trade territory are raising
a lot of poultry And all of them
who do are on Easy afreet when tt
Dr Anna Howard Shaw, the noted
i< in Texas. Sher-
tnrite hor to deliver a
lecture hote and let the peop*c of
sohloet. —«v..„
The revival toeOiiogs ft prey row
is Sherman are jrrowtu* in Interest
Tils certainly Is a grant opportunity
for tc Christian people of the city
to do some good work in the Mas-
ter's vineyard. Are you doing your
foil port*
The Terre Haste. Ind . ballot,
staffers MNn bettca at every stage
of the game- They are being tried.
•1 a United State* court, where teeb
uksxfittow and obsolete eoort r«Ie-
e»t very Uttle figure and the out-
look la that they will get about what
to romtni to them
James E Ferguson has
f bills St
tore adjourned and show* no Sweti-
suits to veto many of (to®. Ev»-
deoffv (ho gosomor of Trcra* and
the member* of the legislature ar*
and It to to
they wilt remain that way
Do met forgot that a city election
•HI he he*4 Tocoday. April *. *0
deet a mayor and fifteen council-
men. The way to make the new
city government popular to for ev-
ery voter to go to the potto on elec
lion day nod tm Shoe-men -■eor.U-
shenid pot cot of the habit of letting
important ttattion* go by default
these goods and products then It is
<hat the health of the people it pro-
tected as It Should he and as 0%;
state pur.' food department ts work
Jne there to a state off trial la ot»r
tty now In the parson of Mr*, fcirwfn
who bus come to r-A in conjunction
Ik the civic 1 ague, at least, »«.
tespoct to elesmUnes* and suaiution.
The storekeeper or others concerned
in this wprk who want their place*
to be clean should make them so as a
business proposition.. while vber*
may have to be urged later There is
to be contest for awards to grocery-
stores in this ettv based on nointe
after latqweUWR. Stores that war*
to be well graded for tidiness sod
cleanliness will work for the best
points of course Placards will be
displayed In the stores, by color,
showing their standing. This ha*
been done In Dallas and other
Texas cities and the Dem.-crnt
would like to sec all the storey en-
ter the contest for award*.
Greece and Italy will both likely
be drawn Into the war and Europe
will soon make it unanimous to go
Into the business of killing.
It has been proposed that alt city
kept chickens be branded in order
that their owner* may be identified
when said chickens scratch up the
neighbors' gardens and flower bed*
This, while suggested as a joke, is
no more than the country people
who raise fine chickens have been
doing for the past twenty years.
Poultry is marked on the feet .and
thus our country cousin* are about
a quarter of a century ahead of
their city kinsmen in this matter at
toast.
lodge Brooks, a candidate for
Governor when Tom Campbell was
first nominated, says he has seen
farmers plowing in patent leathers
and red silk sox and the judge is a
large land owner and has tenants.
He said so before the federal inquiry
at Dallas. He could have seen ten-
ants without sox at all once in a
while If hr had looked farther and
children without shoes in frosty
weather. Too bad that everybody
cannot have a sufOcinet amount of
clothing as well as food.
The state convention of the T.
P. A. will meet in Sherman May 7
and » and Post K, which is the loca'
post, is making arrangement* to see
to it that the delegate* are given
the leafed*- ample entertainment. This meeting
was brought to Sherman through
the effort* of Ed X. Mulker. farmer
secretary of the Sherman Chamber
of Commerce and it the members
cre shown the proper courtesies it
Will mean a lot for Sherman. Every
? ititer, should appoint himself a
committee of one to help properly en-
tertain the men v«o will be here on
April 7 and #.
A St Louis millionaire 55 *
old, ha* been arrested and wfi! to
brought to. Fort .Worth and trtou on
a Charge of violating the Mans
white glare act This federal lav
get* the rich and poor alike when
they violate H and l» seem* to be
glaring havoc with the rich—the
poor can't pay the railroad fare'
McKinney * in the midst of a
clean-up campaign. That city ha*
aim rained a fnnd for the treatment
«f drug addict* who are hit preti?
hard hr the new federal law and
ton already sent throe of them out
of the city to a saaitartnia for treat-
ment. McKinney has * commission
form of government and is rapidly
acrsm-ilatiBg other city way*.
widow of
An old rabbit hunter who is now
B prominent hanker in Sherman,
speaking of the -proposed game of
baseball between Manager toad Rit-
ters team of Three-Baggers an
Kr: John McGraw's colts, said. Well,
possibly we won t beat them, but
we will make them put all four feet
to the ground.*' Now .boys, this is
merely quoted in order to encourage
the parents of the rabbit hunting
bunch There to no telling, the**
boy* may be bankers some day. *c
let them gc right along to the woods
and the prairies and chase the fes-
tive Mollie cotton tail.
out fast. A little DuMerine to-
night -now—any time—will surely
save ynnr hair.
Get a 2,r- cent bottle of Know-|-
toa's Dsnderine from any drug
store or toilet counter, and after
ihe ffrat application your hair will
take on tha*. life, lustre and luxuri-
ance which to so beautiful. It will
become wavy and fluffy and have
the appearance of abundance; an in-
comparable gloss and softness, but
what will please yon most will be
after a few weeks' use when you
will aexuaity see a tot-----of fine.
downy hair—new- hair—growing
all over the scalp.— Advertisement.
Prepared Especially For This E euspaPer
by Pictorial Renew ~ jr
CREPE FROCK WITH EMBROIDERED BOLERO
f)
BOLERO •
NO. 6150
GUI* RE
NO. 6139
or
letting It. though coining t nee
■wiee dangerously Bonr It.
I«et -ts in addition rpend one ;>er
coot of this t mount on pix-.tarednesi
for peace. It is an export went
worth trying—David r.tirr Jordan.
Stanford Vr.-rerslty.
WRXIOtlN TROI BLES.
IVopIe Down There
Hard Pressed for Bread.
Rev. R. C. Elliott writes of condi-
tions in Mexico City as follows to
the Methodist Missionary Bulletin;
"We cannot tell what the outcome
of all this trouble to going to be.
but the situation has never been
more delicate. -We are now almost
without water and bread. Yesterday
loaves of white bread sold for three
dollars. Today it Is not to he had
at any price. Brother Castro and my-
self have laid in a case of soda
crackers for which w-e paid ten dol-
lars. Others of the brethren have
been able to obtain some supplies 1
am very' much afraid that the poor
and the "baser sort’ who are now-
witbout money, work, or bread, will
begin to loot. It seems to us here as
if there never would be an end to
these changes. We are conscious
that many of God s -people are
prayer lor us and for our Mexican
workers and we would urge a con-
tinuation of these intercessions.
Prayer was never more needed than
now "
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THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
World Event* of .March 25.
Afternoon costume in cre;>e, w
with one of the new bolero* in tatfeia darker hues, such as
decorated with eyelet embroidery. color'and olive brown.
Tin tnnovaltoo ot the moment tn silk
bold'** ts the be;ign 111 laNt-lu trim-
r#i*-«t with . vi-h-t vi.,biuldtry In white
■Of ftkftcute *''' It to ain't im-uiplnii
to Wool Willi funks of soft, sherl Ilia-
terl:*ts, or even of siik ot s.tt in The
rktrt and umtcrbluuso ut its- design
pt-mred are of cotton crepe, the tuck*
ifi the skirt tn UK- hemstitched. Til*
ttotem ta In pink taftei;* embroidered lit
the saute color. Kite yard 14, tofteta
and ;, >..fd» of 44-iticti 11* t*e make tbn
*itess----Two yards and n mini tet »(
fringe are sufln tent t«>i the trimming.
In cuhIiik out the bktit the (Nttlcrn
c»f the laick gore la laid on a IsnK'.h01 S'-
fold •>( the material, amt to the light of
this sect ion the ftoht tt>*to is placed,
also tin lit* lengthwise fold. OmiosiU
the front gutv and routing on the set -
Video edge of the goods is the |>let log
for ttie skirt. The imttern may l*e used
on embroidery M bice Instead of linen.
If lies. red. A fanciful effect may even
tie intioduced by phsttlng tlie giants tie-
foreha rut, then sewing down the pte.-us
so that after the material Is cut and
added to the skirt and lire pleats re*
li-asvd » tiny panel wilt be formed.
Many novel tdeas may !•« rung in upon
tiieae designs ft one take the tonus to
plan them. The bands and pun ing i lor
the trimming are cut crosswise on a
lengthwise fold id the material. For
these Insertions or lace may l.e sulistl-
tuted. If preferred
Particularly suitable for drossy cotton
frock* are the new figured voiles, either
printed or embroidered. They are very
lovely and make up rnrwt effectively In
the short-walsted and many variations
of the Dolly Varden designs we are to
have throughout the summer. Th*
voil .frocks can be worn even In the
early spring. The voile frock tiuccecds
the organdie frock, though the former
will remain in favor until the end of
the summer. Volte has the advantage
of being soft, pliable and not easily
crushed, while organdie must have
many pressing* to keep it in pristine
condition.
Taffetas are charming and are used
In the light chfc u.u twit-shades, often
combined with blue, us well as tn the
maroon, plum
yrrpgqLCTS 6(46
Mrs. 8 R Coggin of Brown wood,
Texas, a wealthy woman banker,
ieft Daniel Baker College IJSO.OOO.
In making her will Mrs. Coggin
brought out some splendid traits of
character. Some of the money to
to be used in establishing-# depart-
ment of domestic science and of ag-
riculture and scholarships are to
s^^swaras
was the daughter of Rev Robert
Hall Morrison, founder of Davidsop
College Thus passes from t£i* Verities’
s^aes of earth another of which to erect a pubUc auditorium
saintly women who was one of the Rtn«„Wfloa
connecting links between the past*1"
and present; the old and new
o. ,; girls -uu -- - >u—..j -
* obtain schooling otherwise. The
Will also provides that the money to
to be invested in Brown county ftt-
Bhe also left $10,000 with
Well, gentlemen. Mrs. E L. Dar-
win, the inspector from the State
FUKP AJtED.VESH FOR |*KA< V..
Rtraw* tetl which w'ay the wind
Pure Food and Drug dpeartment, is blows- 80 do lie*. Wbtoi congress
here. If your store*, restaurants. |i* In session the wind blows toward
meat markets, candy fatcortes, b^k^^PPorpriatlons. It is tn 111 wtn<t
cries, etc, etc. are not in good shape,* »'hi‘ h blows profit to men w ho
it to not the Democrat'* fanlt. The/'0** deserve It.
Democrat told you she was coming.J ThP experience of this Button and
and you knew waht *b* wa* coming, fome others nhow that those who
for. Let's make Kherman stores the*talk war from within are more dan-
neaumt and eleaned of any city In *«rou* tha* those on the outside
Texas. iEvery man, t itisen, t ffleer, politic-
•t |ian, joirnailst, forger of armor
A Fort Worth man bought poukrv plate, who discus see Intrrnational
apd other country produce (ro;n episodes in terms of war, is a menace
farmer*, posing as a commission to hto •'ountry’a welfare. We do not'
1609—-Tfenrv Hudson sailed from
Amsterdam, Holland, on the
voyage in which he discov-
ered the Hudson River and
explored it as far as Albany.
16TS—Ypres. Belgium, surrendered
to the French after a siege of J
7 days; in scene of hottest
battles of the present Euro-
pean war.
1693—Printing ordered to be intro-
duced into New York.
1751—For last time this was fird
day of the year in England.
Adoption ot Gregorian cal-
endar made January 1st the
first day.
1S07—Parliament passed an act
abolishing slave trade in the
British Empire.
1*11—Every printing press in
Pari* _obnoxiotts to Bona-
parte suppressed by the po-
lice.
1*30—Firm German imperial
Reichstag was opened at
Berlin.
litas—Great flood in Ohio and
Indiana; Dayton, 0., severely
damaged.
A good treatment for a cold set-
tled in the lungs is a HERRICK'S
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"'K\/MA/S/>^S^\ryrVN^N/N/VN/S^sA«ekAoNA/k/V'^
RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER
applied to the ebest to draw out tip
flamination, and BALLARD’S
HOREHOU?vD SYRUP to relax
tightness. You get the two reme-
dies for the price of one by buying
a dollar site Horebound Syrup;
there to a porous plaster free with
each bottle. Sold by 11. h. Sheehey.
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Most Tactics* of Men.
“Ulaneii «• itiilitteut iouaHy olfeitded t'bt
aspirins young p ietc-wi."
'Tu wliat way?"
"Jif wiit tier a "styly dertvmted *.va»rc
baskel its a Itfitfuliry presettf.'" - I'ltihl-
delphta Record
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERING
Brt HbsUad, With Aid of Cardni,
Effect* Her DdiYenace.
merchant and Then wrote his debtors trust him when we think wc
'elliug then, of his own death Cnele motive. ™ I
Sain hunted hint up for the farmer*! It to not the great navy as a navv
and **»'£ 1‘itn .ten yegrs in the fed-J which Is likely to menace peace It is
eta! prison fcr his crokedness. Your a great navy conjured up by those
Uncle Samtnie treats all criminals who have soaietliing to -tuiu bv its
alike. , There to no suspended sen-'operations. l^t the navy be as
teuce operative with him when a strong as It* naval expert* can con
man deliberately violates the law. | vlnci a con,mission of siatesniAn
, that it ought to be. W* are not
A bill to provide pensions for wid- afraid of an cificlent array which
ewod mothers passed tha Albany, X. keeps its piece Only treat us fair
Vf» legislature 129 to ». It had al- jy and speak to us in our Interest
ready passed the senate and is now I1B a people md In ours alone.
t*p to the governor. With compul-| Besides our genetal staff in the
miry educatkmal laws and other j.rmy and the corresponding general
law* far thejetpedai eare and pio-( hoard in tb-t navy, why not estab-
teetion of children and law* to keep .Hsb a permanent non-partisan coun-
widowed mothers out of the poorj^u of peace ’ We spend now some
huuse^ it^Manto the world to «teadUyj|*9{t,090,00() a year on ‘ preparod-
Draper, N C.—Mrs. Helen Dalton, ol
Bus place, says: “I suftered tor years,
with pains in my left side, and would
often almost smother to death.
Medicines patched me up for awhile
rse again. Final-
he wanted me to
— ... , -------------t’s tonic, so he
Mie hi bought me a bottle and I began using it.
It did me more good than ait the medi-
cines I had taken.
I have induced many of my friends to
try Cardui, and they alt say they have
been benefited by, its use, Tbefe never
has been, and never will be, a medicine
to compare with Cardui. i believe it is
I good medicine tor all womanly trou-
bles."
For over 50 years, Cardui has been rc-
Beving woman's sufferings and building
weak women up to hcaijn and strength.
If you ar a woman, give it a fair trial,
ft should .rely help you, as it has a
million others.,
, Get a bottle oi Cardui to-day.
TRICKS OF LIGHTNING.
A FavoAt* Frank Saamt to B* to Strip
Tta Victim Nakod.
The ar.ties played by lightning ere
■omrtlines sttuoat beyoud belief. A
common trick is that of umlrcvstng It*
victim*, la IStoi two girl* aud an
elderly wotuan were aUnding by a
reaping machine during a storm. A
lightning Cash struck the woman aud
killed her on the spot, while the two
girt* were stripped U> the akin, even
their boot* being torn from thetr, feet;
otherwise they were safe and sound,
but astonished.
In ISM a man was struck by light-
ning near Vallerols, in France, and
•tripped naked. All that <uuld be
found afterward of hto clothe* wa* a
him nud eplit him from hi* bead down-
ward iu two."--I'earsou's Weekly.
COTTON THREAD.
Its Invention. Was a Cast of Necessity
Caused by War.
Curiously enough, it was a war that
brought about the revolution in the
manufacture of sewing thread. When
Napoleon occupied north Germany hi
18u3 the supply of silk from Hamburg,
which was used In making heddles, 01
the loom harness, in Paisley, was cot
off.
Unless some substitute could be
found thie weaving industry of i'atoley
would l>e ruined. Peter Clark expert;
mented with cotton warp yam and
•ucv-eeiled In making thread like the
•hir.t sleeve, a few other shreds and ,ix cord sewing thread used today. II
some pieces of his hobnailed boots.
Ten minute* after he was struck he re-
gained eousetousness, opened his eyes,
complained of the told and inquired
bow he happened to be baked.
Bach instances leave been recorded'
again aud again. In one case a man
and two oxen were struck simultane-
ously. and all three killed. The man
was found stripped to the skin, and hto
boot* laid been carried thirty yards
away. -/
"In other case*." *ay» Camille Flain-
marlon, the eminent French astron-
omer, "lightning has been known to
spilt men in half, almost aa with a
huge ax. On June 20, 1808, thla hap-
pened to a miller * assistant at a wind-
mill near Croix. The lightning struck
took the pla<-e of silk In the heddles,
and the weaving business went on un-
lnterrnirted by tho war.
Then It occurred to another mnn to
use the cotton thread lu place of linen
for sewing, and he recommended ft to
the women of the town. It was ac
mu.-h smoother than the linen that the
women liked it. The thread was sold
in hanks and wound by the purchase!
Into little Gulls, but the merchant soon
decided to wind the hank on a bobbin
or spool for bis customers ns an added
inducement to purchase it instead «t
the linen.
From thla beginning the cotton
thread trade has grown, nnd now silk
and linen are used only for special
work. Philadelphia Record.
I I.. '^“s^rsst 'fc;
Both Women are Wathing,
Which Way Do You Wash?
Wa$ Thie Woman Right ?
TTTl
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THILE you can tell what
one woman is doing, you
would n e v • r guess that
the woman reading wag doing a
better, job of washing than the other.
She i* sot wearing out her clolhee on a'
washboard or ineohint — nor wearing
out her bui-k and health. She 1a wise to
Magic Washing Stick
Natural alia combined in a wux-llke
stick, each atick divided into five Sec-
tion*. One eectfon ia disaolvcd with
the soan end the clothe* ure bolted in
the boiler. Mng» Weuhin* Stick opens
the texture of the cloth and the dirt
comes out without a single rub. All
kinds of clothes ure so wushed. The
baby’s white cloths*. *11 white clothes,
the colored clothe*, the hosiery, alt ure
cleansed alike, and better cleunnrd
than If you rubbed sod tubbed and
were end tare. ,
Beet of ell, tire Magic Waahlng Stick
women will beve her waeti on the line
tn half the time the other woman will
require. She will stay young end fresh
and be enjoying life long after the othdr
women he* worn herself out.
*5*4 try--,- - if ' * ; -r--r-,;.i — ■’
“ i’ou will ntvrr mokt Ihe women be-
lieve whal you lay. Vbu -marl aetuatly
go into their houte and do a wathing
tn prate it— and then they think you
Melted them, until need teveral Nine#.”
Mugic Washing Stick contains no lye,
nor alkali, nor caustic, nor other hurmiul
things. Your most Ignorant help will
not dumugc your clothes if you maks
them use M.-igic Wsshing Stick, it
takes out ull terrors, alt feur, work,
worry and drudgery. If it does any
ef those things you-want to knnw.it-.
and you can’t know It until you try It.
Waih Dayt
Are Matte
Joy Day»
FIFTEEN WASHINGS 28 CTS.
For leee than 2e. « day yen save two
hours lime, yeu eave veur clelhee, veu
save veur feeliiMe,' yeu save yetir looks.
Use ene slick, lire was hints, and t( net
elated yaur28e. WILL BE RETURNED.
A. B. Richards Company,
Sherman, Texas.
TP* a®I** 12 rTji®
roranea tires
On the Better Road Above You
:A
When tires go wrong, through faults vc:.:'
year lire* avoid, remember there's a
above you. On it arc cunae 400,000 ttnf' ■•’.loan
Goodyears brought cor l ent.
Let each rim-tit c";rrU"3t et:r
No-Killl-Cllt IciLuro— tho llfht
way know n to ccr.-.’t..! it.
Lot each rcc.'l :;o ! !o\v-o(it
I hat'* wliy Cc-o*’;, '-itri! bcitl tiny
hilffttoit p!oc«, ! !ml s why men
last y<-:;rb<mt(h; 1.47f.fi8S3—a!-out
one Goodyear lor evi "'oer iu uue.
suggest our “On-Air” < nr,. At
a cost to tot ct 8 tw0,Q00 yesrly,
it wipes out a n\.j_r «\.csc.
Let each locre ( .-(! rctv.ir.d
you that ot:r p-'ci't not nod re
doci s this ri. k L J j it c. ot.
Lot each punpiKr-..- mbind yott
that cur AH*W«.c.tfeiT Ii ,
tough end douMc-lhif k. And oor'i
skid suggc.’it i-:s sharp, rv kllcsa
grips.
No Other Ways
No
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no ether tire
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GOODYEAR SERVICE STATIONS-Tires in Stock
Roberts Electric Ct. ■ _ Sherman Vulcanizing Co.
• Nearby Towns:
<\YN\f»VS GARAGE. . ............................Visit Alstynr
WHITESHOltO SALE A St 1*1'EY CO..................U’liitnslmm
KOHKRTS GARAGE. . .. ....................... . . . Wliitcwriffbt
IIOWK GARAGE.
.Howe
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IN THE HOUSE AND IN THE
OFFICE
etoetyiclty is mailo useful in many
different ways.
FOR LIGHTING 1*1 'ItFOHEH
It is unexcelled, and the housewife
makes practical u*e of it In her Iron-
ins-
In the office also It exeels every
other Unlit. We ran furnish It In
both places on very reasonable
term*.
Sherman Electric Co
J. B. M
LAWN Ell.
Room 1! 15. Mernnd Floor
lluiik Building.
M. X I*.
See Our Beautiful \
$15.00
Line
It was never so
complete as this
season.
Aufo Transfer
Auto tor Hire
Auto (rips made
day or night. ■■
SHERMAN TRANSFER CO.
Choice B-
Bunnell.
Andrew
L Ramlell
Randeli & Randell
ATTORN E YH-AT-LAW
East Houston (N. E. Corner
Square, Sherman, Texa*.
Hauling & Storage
Gull my Moving Vi»n nt Public
Rentes or 7:t7 N r-u Plione, or 680
Both I’bones nt O. L. Hnlley'g Fur-
niture Hlore for Moving mid Htor-
«««. '
. . . *
J. P. Summerhill
G0LLADAY
mm
d
BE.NTlhT.
Old Phone i_’ :r
Rooms HJtodeiO.
M. X P, Rank Building.
STIMSON BROS.
Walk Upstairs Save 5$
—- - t -....
Tornado
Insurance
rates are low
J. I.Eubank
Phones 547
Agmnl
510-512 M. & P. Bank
Building
Emile Henze)
Lunch Room
Merchants Luneb Every Day,
11 to 2 (except Sunday) and
Short Order* a Specialty.
Bverytiilng lu tfeoaou.
Wm. Albert Tackett
AllTOIlITIiOT.
i i .4
M. 41 P, Bank Bldg.. Sherman, Tex.
Both Phones 1200. '
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