Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Friday, June 18, 1915 Page: 7 of 8
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for Msis-iiooitt.
l*OR KfehT—At reasonable price to
light party for the summer. small
furnished apartment; gas, bath,
sewerage. 603 N„ Walnut. 17-3t
FUR BENT—Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 208 East
Cherry. Jl7-tf
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms, half block of
square. Reasonable rent. Mrs. W. P.
King, 227 West Houston. 16-6t
FOR RENT—Desirable furnished
room close in. Old phone 1276.
Junl4-Ct
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 601 3. Travis.
Mrs. Julia A. King. Junl0-8t
FOR RENT—Lower floor of house
—6 rooms, bath and sleeping porch
—206 W. Mulberry street. Phone
old 228. Miss Thenie Freeman.
Junl-tf
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 1107 N.
Harrison avenue. New phone 620,
black. m26-tf
HOOMS POR RKNT—2 large front
rooms, furnished for. light house-
keeping; 708 8. Montgomery; new
phone 688, m22-tf
FOR KENT—Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; modern conven-
iences. Old phone M7. - m20-tf
FOR RENT—Rooms furnished or
unfurnished. Call at 318 West Mbl-
berry 8t. m 2 !>-tt
FOB RENT—Booth front bed room,
suitable for couple, two young la-
dled or two young men. 335 Went
Pecaa. fl7-tf
FOR RENT—Desirable furnished
room close in. Old phone ti7»,
Junl4-6t
FOB KENT—South rooms at 414
North Travis. Old phone 390.
1 J14-01
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping 206 B. Jones
St.' v; J14-6t
FIRE AND TORNADO insurance
written In time-third fire-tested old
lino companion. Blasaingame A
I lean New phone 226. n4-tf
HOUSE MOVING.
FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms
and bath. Ail modern. New phone
SOS’. J14-tf
FQR RENT—Three rooms furnish-
ed complete for light housekeep-
ing. Old phone 466 S rings. 833
South Montgomery. J14-t!
FOR RHNTi—Five room house with
'good bai;n at 104 Orange street. Ap-
ply at Krause’s restaurant. il7-6t
FOR RENT—House 4-rooms, bath
and pantry, natural gas and electric
ftghks, barn and Urge tot. Old phone
630. 18-6t
FOR RENT—Three-room house.
West Middleton cheap. Phone
268, New. junl7-2t
FOR RENT—Two-story residence.
No. 212 N. Crockett. Good condition.
Apply next door north. J. R. Stejed-
man. Jnl5-ft
FOR RENT—Five-room house, all
modern conveniences, close In. Or
three rooms for light housekeeping.
Mrs. M. J. Caruthers. 362 3. Walnut.
jun!4-6t
FOR RENT—Two-story house be-
ing newly papered in every room.
417 8. Travis St. Mrs. Jolla A. King.
Junl2-7t
FOR RENT—Two story house,
northwest corner. Austin College
campus. See Dr. Hudson. JnP-tf
FOR~RENT—All or part of fur-
nished cottage, five rooms and bath.
Electric lights, gas and water, in
nice neighborhood. Rent reason-
able. Old phone 13L J5-tf
FOR RENT-—Eight-room house,
dose In on Laurel street. Also five
room bouse on Lamar street. Old
phone 834. a!7-tf
FOR RENT—A new 4-room bunga-
low; sewerage/ bath, electric lights,
city water, natural gas. Old phone
616. m22-tf
FOR RENT—House on South Grand
avenue. Gtfl Thomas Bros. mI9-t
FOR RENT— 1 cottageTN-Willow; 1
cotUge E. Lamar; 1 cotage 3. Mont-
gomery. Call W. M. Scott. mt8-tf
FOB RENT—Newly papoied S-rocrm
house, close In. J. H. Wharton.
♦ a24'-tf
FOR RENT—Brick store room. 221
W. HmBton Street. See Wm. Krause,
west side square. au-tf
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Small (T-
acre farm with good 6-room house,
one mile from coi-rt house, would
take auto in part pay If worth the
money. S. B. Smith, Shfcrman, R. F.
D. 7, box 65. jnl7-St
FOR SALE—My home; surry; New
Method gas stove; folding bed and*
other household goodB. Mr*. J. J.
Carson, 111 Grand Aye. 13-ft
FOR SALE OR TRADE—10 acres of
land In Colorado county TexaB two
and a half miles from R. R. and
town, about 86 miles from Houston
Texas. What have you got to trader
Address Trade Box 36, Sherman,
Texas. *" ' ** ’ J5-tf
FOR RENT—Five room house, 80A
North Cleveland avenue. Apply to
T. W. Nevill, 201 South Travis.
Phono 960 old. m
RENT—Three houses on 1
LINKS 3 TIMES ...
8 LIMBS * TIMES ..
3 LINES lit TIMER
3 lines ad times —'.giii
ADDITIONAL NUMBER OF LIN
IN SAME PROPORTION.
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WANTED—20,000 men, women and
ehidren* residents or Sherman to
assist us m building the greatest',W| Hide Then With a Veil; Re-
soap factory In the south. We are movr The,„ with MDtflke Fro .
making the beat and cheapest soap scriptlon.
on the market and all we ask ll that _'
you use GRAYSON soap and tell
your neighbors aobut 1L interstate
Cotton OU Refining Co. m25-tf
FOR RENT—Dwellings la at! parts
df the city. Now phono 136. J. W.
gtasslngam*. < m 8-tt
REAL ESTATE FOB BALE—Six
room house with ball, large front
and back pqrehes, bath roon^ elec-
tric lights, loft 160x176; has ydung
orchard started, on Gray's Hill,
one block west of car line, new phone
773; a bargain If sold at once; J. R.
Gamble mll-tf
f fm *1 Ill ■ <>«i<e" ................"tof1 '■■■IS.....>
FOR SALE—One new six room
house, east front with bath, natural
gas and electric lights; at a bargain
See Mr. Alma Kirk or call 1410.
m29-|f
FOR SALE—Choice loU |n Fair-
view. Old phone 032. J2tf
t. P. OEREN has property for sale
In all parts of the city and the
cheapest lots on the market; You
had bettor nee him before you In-
vert. ol7-tf
, ,-,i POULTRY.
IF YOU WANT some good fat
chickens see Scruggs at Star Wagon
Yard. New phone 3 71. to3-tf
LIVE STOCK.
WANTWD--Fht bogy. Johnson A
Pshkcy, old phone 371. J»l7-tf
For BALE cheap—Large smooth
rail Duroc malm, of the Col strain.
Call D. H. Dumas, Sherman, Tex.
il*> v *< jm»J6-6t
.........-3--rt
FOR BALE—A good gentle horse
and a buggy and harness., Phenes
636. W. H. Casteel. a21-tf
INSURANCE.
HbUHr MOVING, Raising, Leveling,
deblocking, and all’ kinds of con-
crete work, sidewalk of curbing. I
would like to figure with yon. 1
will pay you to call 1168, Old
Phone. W. F. Sulser. feb-15-tf
■tT.
FOR HOUSE-MOVING, reblocklng
and leveling, old phone 1166 or
call 804 8. Throckmorton 8t. O. P.
Claunch. a23-tf
HOT KIR.
NEW HOTEIc—Willhuns’ House,
221 W. Houston St. Nice rooms, the
H-olest In town. . Everything new.
Meal* 25c. n27-tf
KRAUSE’S BOOHING HOUSE and
Restaurant, everything new. Rooms
25c, meals 16c. 2&4 W. Houston
street. alO-tf
TYPEWRITERS.
Sherman Typewriter Exchange,
Rm. 9, over Shaw's. Old phone 194.
We buy, sell, rent and repair.
Typewriters, Adding Machines and
Cash Registers, Parts, Ribbons and
Supplies. „---tf
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR sAIjB—One 5-passenger Kurd,
perfect condition, at a sacrifice.
Wm. A. Bailey, new phone 132.
' J15-tf
FOR SALE—H up mobile, 20 h. p.
roadster, Al condlton, price 3300;
leaving town, caly reason for, selling
J. L. Mltehell, Jr., old phone (TT7 or
1027. jl2-tf
FT.
LOST AND POUND.
L4)ST—Purse with three rings, owe
with diamond setting; lavaller with
diamond setting. Ten dollars re-
ward. Mrs. A. L. Lair, 309 W.
Rainey St. Leave at Democrat of-
fice
35-tf
HRLp WANTED.
WANTED—Lady as a companion to
stay with me at night. Mrs. E. E.
Allen, 1001 East Pacific street.
Junl6-lw
§|S
MIHHLLANEOUS.
NOTICE—We are In position to fur-
nish you fresh bottle milk and
cream in wxhncction with oor large
line of fresh fruite and vegetables.
Joseph Offagan.1 ’ * is-5t
FOR SAfja OR TRADE—A splendid
electric fan; also one good horse.
Call John Arnold, 665 new phone, ,qr
900 old. ll«-3f
WANTED—Plain and fancy sev/fng.
1 make a specially of crocheted
FOR SALE —Relpgal of eight-room
boarding house, or will se|l the fur-
nmire. 420 East Mulberry street.
Old phone 1397. V' JunU-6t
STRAYE«*^-8mali red cow. Up end
of left, ear cut off; crumple horns;
reward If returned to Sherman
Transfer company. Junl4-tf
FOR SALE—Cheap, all my house-
hold good a Every thing, bow, with-
out scars or scratches. J. L. Mitchell,
Jr., old phone 1027. HOl B.( Hous-
ton St. J»12-tl
HAIR WtjRK of all kinds.made to
order; all hair thoroughly sterilise
ami rooted. Mrs. B. K. Farmer. 129
ml6-tf
sture. A. L.
I; Lamar St.
WANWD-Stock to
rton old ^ 51
HOUSE CLEANING—I have a high
power vacumn cleaner and am pre-
pared to do satisfactory work or no
pay. I live In Sherman. W. Mf
Morton, Old phone 1119; New 274.
al-tf
O. K. WASHING POWDER is a
home manufacturer product, Is made
by the Interstate Cettpn Oil Refin-
ing Go. In Sherman; guaranteed best
on the markht. Try a box. You will
like It. If you don’t It won’t cost
you,Anything. m25-tf
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Feed OATS—For sate at barn
Scott’s wagon ward. See or call W,
M. Scott.
MtO-tf
STORAGE—For household goods
and articles of all kinds. E. Knox,
phone 114. alO-tf
(\ B. HARRIS, drayman, will do
public hauling of any kind. 920 8.
Austin St. W. B. Harris does paint-
ing of all kinds, reasonable price*.
He solicits pntronage. fll-tt
FUR CARPENTER Job; work call up
1303 old phone or see H. A. Clark,
corner Walnut and Cherry Streets.
ml7-lm
IF SUFFERING from some chronic
disease, why not consult Dr. O. L.
Lanins. He has had remarkable
success. Office over Texas Light
Power ft Light Co. U2~tf
Looking
a
House Mover?
Phone J. T. TURNER
tbe only reliable house mover in
north Texas. New I’Jjoue 497
■ 'W'S ’’ 4 1 W.nV* ' —
We Haul
Anything
Anywhere
Anyth# •• §|
Sherman Transfer Co.
SEB-
UM* GiBBS
for all kiuds of
BUCK and CONCRETE war It
0»d Phone 711
SummerlililMoviBgVan
!
wants your
Hauling & Storage
New phone 737 or Public
Scales, both Phones
Res. 1203 Richard St.
Tornado
Insurance
. rates are low
i. J. Eubank
Agent
Phones 547
510-512 M. & P; Bank
Building
This prescription for the removal
of freckles was written by a promi-
nent physician and Is usually so suc-
cessful in removing freckles .and
giving a clear, beautiful complexion
that It Is sold under guarantee to
lefund the money if It fails,
Don’t hide your freckles under a
sell; get an ounce of othlne and re-
move them. Even the first few
applications should show a wonder-
ful Improvement, some of tbe light
er Deckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist foi
the double strength ethlne; it is this
that is sold on the money-back
guarantee.—-Advertisement.
Bells.
Bells, June 16.—(W. B. Blanton
and son, Cecil were in Sherman
Thursday on business.....Misses
Clara and Helen Craig of Whites-
boro are visiting their grandpar-
ents and friends here several days. .
k .Mrs. Burk of Sherman visited her
Water, Mrs. N. C. Ferguson several
days....Geo. Godlng was In Sher-
man Tuesday on business..Mes-
dames I. N. Hoffer and Lam John-
son and daughter, "Helen” were In
Sherman Tuesday shopping, . . „D. B.
Mitchell was in Wbitewriglh Sunday
to see his sister, Mrs. Benedict, wild
Is very low....Mary Bell and Bar-
bara Badgett returned from Coal-
gate, Oklahoma, Monday, after a
two weeks’ visit with their grand-
parents. .. .The Children’s day ex-
ercises at the Methodist church Sun-
day were well rendered and a col-
lection of over fifteen dollars was
taken... .Mrs. Roy Stroud was
taken to Sherman Saturday morn-
ing where she will undergo an op-
eration .... The Bells Dry Goods com-
pany moved to their new store last
week . ... W. J. Ferguson, Georgo
Stevens, 8r., Henry Sroufe and Jim
Matthews were In Sherman Friday.
....Delia Stamey visited home-
folks Sunday and Monday returning
to Wbltewrlgbt Monday. . . .Peaches
are the finest ever, for these are
the first In two years, and they
sure do taste "peachy.”
--—
' A bilious, half-sick feeling, loss
of energy, and constipated bowets
can be relieved with surprising
promptness by using HERBINE.
The first dose brings improvement,
a few doses puts the system In fine,
vigorous condition. Price 60c. Sold
by H. L Sheehey. d&w
Preston.
To the Democrat;
Preston, June 14.—Jasper Jackson
led prayer meeting at the M. E-
church Sunday night, which was
well attended by both young and
old,, ..Mrs. M. C. Helvey, daughter
Miss Edna, and grandson, Harrol
Brennan, are the guest of Mrs. A. S.
Noble of Sherman this week.....J.
B, Dlshner was in Denison Friday
bn business.... .Miss Lucile Noble
has returned to her home in Sher-
man after a few days’ stay, with
friends In Preston.....R. L. Jack-
son, E. P, Jackson and wife and Mrs.
Bill Blake are in Denison today on
business.....R. L. Meadows and
Tom Cad dell were In Denison on
business Friday.....Sterling Davis,
a former resident of Preston, died
Thursday, June 6th, at Si)V|erton,
Texas. He was the son-in-law of
Mrs. J. W. Kennedy, Sr.....Rosser
Bell leaves Wednesday for Wichita
Falls where he will take charge of
a thrasher.....Mrs. J. W. Kennedy,
Sr., daughter, Mrs. E. P. Jackson
and grandson, Joe Meadows, will
leave Tuesday for West Texas where
they will spend a few weeks with
relatives.....Miss Dixie Mansker is
in.. Denison shopping today..
Frank Fawcett Is in Denison on
business to'dny.....The farmers had
a nice little rain Monday. which
did a great deal of good by soften-
ing the ground so the cotton could
ty* plowed. 4
k CONFESSION
Hope* Her Statement, Made Public,
will Help Other Worn.
Mine*, Ala.—"I most confess”, sayi
Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, of this place, "that
Cardui, the woman’* tonic, has done me
a peal deal ol good.
Before I commenced using Cardui. I
would spit up everything I ate. 1 had a
“ ■ —(jg an the
J. B. MAXEY
LAW'tkrt.*
Room 948, Second Floor M. * P.
Bank Hoi IdinC.
Oil Burning Locomotives
FAOTVBKRVHTS
.....I iSK "
North and So ith
Good Connections
East and West
Since taking Cardui, 1 have entirely
quit spitting up what I eat. Everything
seems to digest.all right, and I have
gained 10 pounds in weight,”
ft you are a victim of any of the numer-
ous tils so common to your sex, it is
wrong to suffer. ,. , ,
For half a century, Cardui has been re-
lieving just such ills, as is proven by the
thousands of letters, similar to the above,
which pour Into our office, year by year.
Cardnf is successful became it is com-
posed of ingredients which actspecificaBy
on the womanly constitution, and helps
build the weakened organs back to health
and strength. , . , ,,
Cardui has helped others, and wW help
you, too. Get a bottle today. You
won’t regret it Your druggist wlk iL
’ Wrtktol CfiitUB«w«M«lkln«C». Lntt'Xir.
*h«V •*•*»’ Ch.it.noo*., J«„ to, In
dnefont M v»*r cut XnJ M-p.g. kook”Hu-*
Timimi Mt Wwa.".M la NCttt
V The Texas Twins
THE OWL—THE HUSTLER
Night and Day
Heavy Rails ., . k«m u Rallurt
SAFETY IN TRAVEL
ailed Information Ask the
, . f
■,
Cash Paid for Jink
Id Copper, . Brass, 4we, Enter,
Aluminum, Lend, Etc.
IV VHER BOO
&
government owns 99
cent of the thubrt'' of the
pines.
| * v* M I —* ,
A baby with two ueads and four
arms was recently bora in Ohjeygo.
The baby lived only fifteen minutes.
Camels are ready for work at
tbe age of five and begin to decline
at twenty-five, though they ihfg to
Jbe ages of 36 and 50 years,' ,
Back in 186J> it took 2?4 minutes
of , labor to care tor and raipe ,.a
bushel of corn. In 1894 this ;bad
been reduced tq 44 minutes and it'
;s slightly lower now.
The high price of meats in Eng-
land hx* brought into use the bum-
ble bean, which was before tbe wai
little used in old England. i
. * ’ ' V .’rf f~’ * ' , I
There is more whiskey now
stored in Kentucky than there was
in tbe whole country a decade ago.
* •—*
It Is proposed by the railroads to
charge - for folder*. Tbe railroads
spend millions for these folders each
year, and are devising a plan to
economise on this item. ,
It is figured out that ttonre it
one death every fifty second*.from
some preventable cause.
The omnibnsses of London carry
the entire population of the city
100 times in the course of a year.
When the first,straw hat ap-
peared in 1784, it was ridiculed,
but after dodgtng them for a (ong
time, they were finally adopted. <-
The town of Turtow, Ky., f’ ne
mile long and about 30 feet, wide.
«T“ . lijfci'V
The bayongJjB used at Waterloo a
hundred years ago were about a
foot longer than the modern
weapon.
Field marshals never retire, but
remain on the active army, lists
drawing full pay ,until they die,
m . i •(
in Japan
established
A shlpJbuilding yard
Still in operation was
1900 year* ago.
.'. ,, rr—. 1
An invalid girl, starting ,| from
Kansas City In February, reached
Los Angeles on foot last week,
she tramped 1,6U miles and ceEatb-
cd her health.
Most of the Korean mines, which
It is said are tbe object of the Jap*
aneese treaty arrangements -vwlt'i
China, are in the bands of
cans. ....
Heligoland, now a great German
stronghold, was exchanged by Eng-
land for Zanzibar, in East Africa.
The British took Heligoland fyoni
Deirtnark in 1897.
The drinking water for the Brit-
ish soldiers la Franco and Belgium
is carried across the English chan-
nel from Dover, England.
The most troublesome weed in
Persia grows a seed pod with horns.
These enter the nostrils ef grazing
animals and frequently kilt them
by preventing them from eating or
drinking,
’• ! I
Of ail the troops fighting ip Eu-
rope, Canada’s are the best paid., A
private gets >l.t0i a day. a lieuten-
ant, 32.60, a eapjtalf»; , f V76,.a colo-
nel, *7.50, and a brigade command-
er *12.00. In addition, separate al-
lowances are paid to dependents.
f —.—.—*♦-—.—*—i <■
There -is more catarrh In tpls mo-
tion of the country than all other
diseases put together, and until , the
last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctor* pronounced It a local' dis-
ease and prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced U
incurable. Science has proven Ca-
tarrh to be a constitutional disease,
and therefore requires constitution-
al treatment. Hall's Catarrh . (Jure
manufactured by F. J. Cheeney ft
Col, Toledo, Ohio, Is the only ,«m-
' ' ' the tnaifftL ‘
stltutional cure on
Is taken internally. It arts directly
on, the blood and mucous surface*
of the system. They offer ope
hundred dollars for any case R talk
to cure. Send for dtculars, and
testimonials. , . „
Address; F. J. CHEENEYf;4 Q*-./«
Toledo, O. , ■
Sold by Druggist*, 75c. .f
Take Hall’* Family Pills for cof-
stipation.—Advertisement. rf
Whlterock.
Em
Whlterock, June 17.-HMrs. Ellis
of San Marcos Is visiting her sIStdr
Mrs. C. Hoeldtke, and family....
Misses Katherine And Teres* Kelly
spent Sunday with Miss Mada Mae »
Dingle of Sherman.... Mr. John
Plexco and sister, Mlss.Pluma Ylpx-
eo of Sherman, attended church *f»t
this place Sunday.... Mis*; Mae
Bond of, Sherman last week
vitb her brother Ura Bond amt fom-
iiy... .Mr. and Mrs. R. H. BianRen-
fhip spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. J. Bgnzer of Oak Grovn.....
Mr. and Mrs. Will Barrett of Fair-
view spent Sunday with the Matter's
parents Mr. and Mr*. 8. F.,DaHfe£. ^
ft is Cbattorotf by’ Bullatt *r Shrapnel
;» Robuilt at Dysseldorf Frem
•w. Mete I, With Shinbone*
I«m of Rib Taken From the In-
j td Mod THemdelvok.
IKES NE W JAWS
WEDDING RINGS
-r*
an Dentist Works Mar-
For WoundM soiorS
tffE IIP THEIR BDCD
SURE WAY TO GET
HID OF DANDRUFF
hHHI
End ItcF
ing I
There is one
to remove dandr
is to dissolve it. This 'dr^troyTTt'
and rub it
dandruff wiffbe gOfte,'g^thf^ °<i four
more applications wifi completely dis-
solve and entirely destroy every single
how mud'
You will find, too, that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop instantly,
and your hair Will be fluffy, lustrous*
glossy, silky and soft, and lode and feel
a hundred times better.
mguiui-nuce." rue . 7®°, want tq keep your hair looking
W as a woman’s wedding ring. I ^h’ d‘; h> »•' get rid of dandruff
ud scratched. . !?r no,'l,|Jg destroys the hair so quickly.
only starves the hah and*makc,
it fall out, kut •* —**'— —
OU need not thank me fi>r this
It Dg ago lost Its significance." The
**t r ■
w i and
e mefctiw, blurred and poorly
w *n, and the ring, indicating some
hi f tragedy that never will bo re-
VeW, were sent says a dispatch from
Diseldorf, Germany, to the Chicago'
Di News, to Dr. Chrlatlau Brubn,|
S ff CerM*ny i1 BK*1 dl»Hngulshbd
it I surgtou*. for the furtherance of
hlFork—thO patching up of soldiers
wk» Jaws have been shot away. ■ i |
s patching up procesa requires
OP gold. Dr. Brubn's clinic Is fh»e
tor otMupported from any odi
c source. As bis tome in* gone'
oover Germany, however/ bis gold
i Te has Increased amazingly. I
famous actreua ha* given a It ill'll
iulllon. the gftt of tbe ruler at aT
< uan state. A noted litterateur Mhs
« ted a similar gift (torn the king mf i
den. Wedding ring*, seal rings. |
wees, gold colds from England
from Turkey, even old gold teoth I
" whig in on Dr. Brubn, to'be |^
up and dpd thsir wuy Into th«
of wounded soldiers.
Beldisrs Mads New Again,
orthopedic Institutions, where
tyoldfers are made new again.'so
they may go back to the front.
i Impressing. But they cannot com-
for sheer horror with the great
utlon in Duesseldorf where scores
«n, with half of their faces left,
r lie in a steel framework that
c>rts a broken Jaw until newly in
d bones shall have bad time to
■' 0 , ' 7 ' • -■ 4'
e Duesseldorf institution is devot-
xeinstrely to the care of soldiers
have been injured to the Jaws and
e largest of its kind iu Germany,
fiy W Is turning out men who,
from scars and somewhat lm-
I speech, are about as good as
e the war, men who a few weeks
utbs before Were brought in to
'omiitlou tW ttrn layman, tf be
endure td gaze for iou*, -------
r of their ever being saved,
patients frequently are fonnd to
rifle bnllets1 Imbedded in tbe
of their Jaws, bullets often that
been flattened out or twisted by
mpact against tbe bone. More
is are the shrapnel and grenade
ds, which tear a Way whole see-
jof the face.
Each Suppliss Own Bone.
sugh use of the X ray the pa-
II exact Injury is established. In
i orlty ef cusee there to some part
. ne missing -a part that must be
i ed by gold or by bone from some
1 »f his body. Efldb patient to bis
done supply, so’to speak; and grt-
ij It Is the shtnbeme thaf torve*.
' ibs also are a fertile Add. So
lloes nature work that the piece
<ke tokeh out for Use In the Jaw
1 laced rapidly by new growth.
patteut to the hospital slowly re-
c ng from a wound that gouged
o a whole Jaw has a strip of shln-
t to hto mouth. On top of that l*
ar set of serviceable teeth. The
n i healthy and reasonably happy.
ozens of cases It to not only nec-
e to' replace bone, but skin a*
w Here again each man must siip-
p g own. Great strips of skin' are
ti from the patient's arms and
gad on to cheeks or chins. As We
ft [he scar along the line of stitch
tc ere ts usnaMy little Indication of
tiiiginai to jilry.
c man is photographed on the
dr arrival and ht intervals as W
y progresses. To the layman
t*.accomplished are little short
culous. It Is almost incredible
thaj much can be accomplished.
. . it makes it striiurv
straggly, dull, dry, brittle and lifeless,*
and everybody notices it. You can get
liquid aryott at any dttw .torn I|, is In-
expensive, and four ounces is al! you will
need. This simple remedy has never
been known to fail.
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FUST OK LAST
Rouud Dkiiugr Table
42 in. diameter__________SIX50
Rockers, all-kiuds $1.50 up
U**d Davenports.....$12.50
Refrigerators, 4
a<l ««»•........w........ $5.00 ip
Oas Ranges ....._ $7.50 ip
W Down and $1 Per Week
Furniture, Stoves, Tables,
Chairs etc. for rent.
KNIGHT
Furniture Co.
South Side Square
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PATRONIZE THi|
Commercial Barber
9iop
in Rsfiftmt
THE VERY RBtfT 8EHVH B
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Made in Sherman
Method Void of Gueealng
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UR AMERICANIZATION DAY.
fndorM W«le«m» to Niw Citi
sans on July 4.
jiyors of 250 cities to New York
session at Troy., adopted a
Indorsing the* nowvement to
the coming Fourth of July a
which newly nstorutta-d clti-
air be-guests Of honor. They
all other cities to the state to
suit in appointing committees
age for' cttfienshlp receptions
Hies.
than fifty other cities tbrough-
enuntry have now keenly taken
idea.
•> Everything in Seasons.
S—ay—sv—c*)——Cvv— ■ - ■ <«>—(«)—(»>—N)—3
Say Grubbs to your ice cream
PALACE BARBER SHOP
Basement Murphy HAft,,
Beat Workmanship /
•jf-l’ ;||
Frbmfrt Service.
Sanitary Equipment •
Girls’ snd Boys’ Hair Clipping
In Latest style*.
Cantwell & Mitchell
AN f FICER’S LIFE, 23 D»YS.
eon . Mf. George Campbell of Call
nt Sunday with Mr. J.
Myr
Mist
Jlrove an- __
RutncrrordM . .Mrs. Taylor ft spent
Sunday wnh Mr* A. F. Heodri -, :
Mrs. W. O. Cordell of Hockport
spent Saturday and Sunday [.with
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Cordell. . .-.Mias
rtle Carter spent Sunday with
ss Mary Rick..... Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Rutherford visited ‘ Mr. and
Mr*. A. E. Clark;, . *,•
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FOR BALE AT A BARGAIN.
One rorty ftorse-pewer Twin
Gasoline Tractor in Urst-cl;
lien, with eight John ©tore _
Inch mold b«*»d *»«*-»
Pemn HaU
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as but Litiia Chanca Onoa He
Raachaa Firing Lina. . ^
been figured out from the
returns that Ibe average life
otie British officer when once he
beached the firing line to only tweu-
t*ee days.
\ latest list*, which give the Brit
toiasualtles to a single week, con-
tithe;names of'013 officers awl 20,
0 len.
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sting to the Pole and Sickly
Wm. Albert TaekdR
I ’ « artchitidot. Iff H
M. ft F. Bank Bldg..
Bo h lUionea
Choice b
Hanaell.
. Andrew
" Randell AR:
RanuelL
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