Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 26, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 25, 1920 Page: 4 of 8
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it Antouio, A up. 2.',.-According
.^formation reeved iu Kan Antonio
late tost nl*ht Paheho Villa. Mexico
*' most fnmouH rebel chief. -Mm wan >«tp-
poaed to luife reached mh agreement
with the I>e la Huerta government and
nfreed to retjre to priv** life, revolt-
ed at Tlattualilio. Coahngfr, .Saturday
a tow* of -i.oou well «rowl n en,j
Dud affter obtolnl.ur 3,000.000 p*m
that had l een wnt to the town hy the
government to &e n**1 * per \ llln *
retirement agreement. to give hi* «oJJ
dlerfl one year'* pay. h ft for his favor
He haunts fti the mountain*.;
mmnmpi
to private life after a|
fesence and much dickering i
representing the
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On J«1 v 'il) m gjftwd to retlro
prolonged eon-
rltie *Kh Gen.
31a r tine*, representing the govern-
ment, it Sablnas, On«htjlhi. The re-
ault of the conference, was to hrlng tho
chieftain and his followers t«.
lo wl ere they were attppo*ed
lay down their arms, receive their
year's pay and become farmers. Villa
jcas to live on a hacienda furnlidied
toy Hie government. atwrouuded by
a small bodyguard of hi* officer*
soldiers.
According to the Information re-
"ved here last night the government
fglth with Villa even to the point
forwarding K100.000 necessary to
off the soldiers as per. their
t at Ha bins s. Villa, howev-
his jentlre march from Sa
Tlalumliilo occupied his time
men. They were
ih horses. re-fcptip
In every wsy and provisioned
they reached Tlahualilio they
"led with arms and am-
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Villa atarted the march
country from Saldnas fo Tin-
he rode In a railroad train.
It was escorted on either side by
of his own soldiers. '
parleying which led to the anp-
occupied
a month. It started when the
t chief agreed to meet Gen. Kn-
the town of Jimlnex. Chl
' TWtflng the conference Villa
outwitted by famrMartineit. wb >
11a and his 100 men with
force oTfcJMM. Villa, however, es-
caped the trap and fled to the ntonn-
shermah daht democrat wermah,'
wednesday, august 25,1 20.
LORD MAYOR OF §
CORK STILL ALIVE
OUT WON'T EAT
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ncsday to ftpeud the
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Mrs. Kwlug Kills Is visiting
tlves in 1'nrl*.
with rela-
relat
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Miss Unity Cavenerjeft Toesday for
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CONDITION' OF NOTED IRISHMAN
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London. Aug. 25,—Terrence Mac-
8wene^. ,J<ord Mayor pt fork, who
has Iiem An « buuAvr strike in prison
he*i« fhuyeen d«.rs/ being re-
moved to this' (-!tj from f'ork. a d
• lias given 11** t« ap-
m this morn-
it; Apparently, however; his eondi-
tjion \\;is eon>iii«'tetl rriticnl l>y Dorul-
nick. his private ehniitatii.
>fi'.ATjI1 !l ""'"P111 "'■Pi'
from Sherman In their atifo Sunday
aiid jspent the day with thi' tatter's
mother. Mix Idj© Talkingtott. ill ,Vli
Kinney. Their niece, Alls* Maggh>
Alius I/oreiif Kasley returned Ti
Uirev
Mrs. I'oiaeroy
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day'to' her home in Bhreveport, l^a..
after h visit with
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Mrs. A. L OaWr and little son. A,
I*. Jr..-ret of net I to their home in Col-
Talkington, of Prosper, who had N gySBfgEg ^ £ 3^
visljiu, them for „ rew days, ret J ffiSl SKTtJ " InJ'^ fUl
•fti' "H|
Aran^ju Limtsey
*eatne to 3UU;Kinn
permanent officers of
legion co to
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with
Miss
Couricr-t.awtte,
tpem*
of Sherman also
Melvliiney witli Iheui an'l)
spent, the .day 'with her , sister an*,
tirothei'-in-litw. Mrs. John Hears nild
husband who reside here,--McKltinev
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t 'onipliinentiitR Mrs. Barry.
Mrs. .Its* F, fitter iwterittlned with
a nine o'clock breakfast ' Tuesday
tttornlng at the Hiukie.v Hotel., In cout-
plirm-nt to Mrs. Maggie W. Hurry.
Who la spending severe I days in Sher-
man, before "resuming her duties at A.
and M. College. ,
The gnest list was eonflned to a
few of Al,rs. Harry's most intimate
friends. .
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Mrs. Andrew Koriolh and daughter,
flnra Kllxahcth, l«*ft Tuesday for
lstwrtjKS*, Kans.. where tlM y will is*
guest* ot Mrs. t'onrad Altebrand. >Sr.
Tliey e\)M>«:t -to Is* away several weeks,
during wldeli they will vIkU Mrs. Ko-
rioth's sister. Mi's, ihdly, lu Hth-ag#
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ALTEND0RFF
BLACK TOM PL0HER
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3uare«. Aug. ^"i. - Dr. Paul AJten-,
<|orff. who "arrived here from Mexlcoj
l4ty under guard, said that under. Pirnlc Parties. . .....
c<tuimission of Afnerhttti Insnraucej As is the ease each year, the- Old
companies, he did discover lit Mexleo Settlers' picnic is the inspiration for
a Oermttn whose name lie gave, who many suinll. parties of eongeniul
was the perpetrator of, the Kingston' friends who take supper out on the
islam! and Btark Tom explosions of grounds and later enjoy the eutertain-
Seem* About t > / lleut Father's
Railroad Ccnihioations by Ills
Vast (Maritime Mergers.
rouuition-i on the Atlantic coast eauly
In HU.7. when pr«>perty valued at mn-
llons of doifurs was destroyetl hud
lives lost. ' ,
"I had met this <!erman~previously
Hi Mexlw.*" said Airerdorf, "and l
returned this time to fully fix his
whereabouts. The dlseover.v and pr<*>f
of this iua,n*s deeds will force tier-
many to'pay the coats of this explosion
and make provisions concerning tbofl*
who lost their lives." , •
Altendorf was refused admission In-
to the 1'nlted States until he could
show proof of citizenship. At the
American consulate here he said ti«
hatl beet! expelled from Mjc&Jco ujatn
oi ft«>r of Gen. 1'. Kiias fa lies, minister
of war and marine. On the ac<staation
he had given information-derogatory
to Mexico before the senate siib-eom-
mlttce Investigating affairs In Moxl-
co. . , }.
According to Altendorf, he was ar-
res(*il August 0 in Mexico < 'oly. He
said fie wa* ltepT~M
Ineommonlciubi, that all his personal
belongings were taken from him and
that-'during ids sojourn in prison he
s forced to lie on a metal cot with-
menl offered by the side-shows, merry-'
go-roends, and other features whlcli
are always found at tU^-ltemiion XltU.
week notes many «*f these groups who
are going out at, night to vnjoy a pe-
ritat of riHTeation.
Miss Dribble Hostess.
Miss Justine lilakeiey of Austin, who
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Joe Korioth
and Miss Octavin Copley, who will
leave soon for hoarding school, were
joint honorees at a deil#litftd enter-
talument, gKen Tuesday morning by
MIms ('lava Wheat on tiriitble. •
atri (>xhilarating plunge was enjoyed
at tJrei'iunount after which breakfas*
jwas prepared and eaten under the
tree* there. Ijttelr the fifteen guests
went to the Did Settlers.' Reunion
Where .fliey at I eTTfTed*" the various
amusement*.
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Itluns were openetl up again
,taking precautions, met
en. Martinez at Sablnas. The con- i Saturday near Oftiz.
■H^fenec ois>ned on July 2K. At the j which tlijv*
end Villa agreed t«N relire ptorlded
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government would furnish him
*lth $2,000,000. Half of tlie amount
wag to lie used for one year's pay for
,^!i fOMiers. The remainder to Iw-
used for the. purchase of farm imple
meats and other necessities for the
soldier farmers.
The money was to be delivered to
Villa upon his fulfilling the agree-
ment made with Gen, Martinez at Sa
blnas. The agreement included the re-
tirement of Villa and his soldiers into
private life after reaching Tlahualilio.
Upon Villa's arrival nt Tlahualilio
the first million dollar* in |>esos were
turned over to him. the next day the
additional million, as per the govern-
ment's agreement. ,
Then Villa, according to Informa-
tion received here, (fathered his J.iMMt
•well equipped an<^ hardened soidlrs
about him and calmly rode from the
tOwn.
covering, — ——
''He was unwashed and without a
change of clothing for fourteen days.'
he said. Altendorf was five days en-
route to the'border from Mexico City.
He'hrodght the first news reaching
here of a passenger train wreck lasf
rtU. Chihuahua,• in
liersoli.y were killed when
a bridge collapsed Ivecause of a flood.
Mrs. Joe Korioth Entertains.
Mrs. Joe Korioth entertained ten
young women a t her home on Tuesday
pTfgnrr"Ubi'' dnys | w-f4"rn""it| yiaH'ineiil luif her sis tor.
Miss Justine Hlakeley of Austin.
The hours were sjaait informally
with hits of sewing, music and social
converse, at the close of which dainty
refreshments were Served 7*y the
IiosIN SS. • —
Houston. Tex., Aug. 25.—I>r. <Ju>
0. Shire>; of F rt Worth wak unani-
mously eb><*te«l State Commander of
the American JiHghai. J>ivi*ia|ii of
Texas, Charles V. Scruggs of San An
tonio was elected State adjutant,
las was chosen for permanent head*
quarters and El Pu*o was selected as
the place for holding the next conven-
tion at the* closlug: session
State convention of the Amerimn
glon hero yesterday.
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The convention went on r soi
favoring the Leagud. o£^.Kntious *U<!
indorsed the mo\ement IVir the estab-
lishmeut of a hospital at Kerrvllle for
tubercular ex-Servke men. and pass-
ed a^esohithtti uiglnS tlie Dovenimept
to continue' search for and prosecute
slackers and druft evaders.
From the ojH'ni r of the session the
convention waxed warmer in enthusi-
asm until by the middle of the after-
noon the storm «*enter was reached In
the elect ion of offU-er*.
JTr. Shlrey was elected without op-
ISisitloii to the office of State com-
mander. i}* follows: J. A. Ross Iter,
mauders. as follows: J. A. Ttositer.
Houston; Ttiruer F, <'ainp, Palestine;
T. W. Russell. Paris; Arthur Sltolers.
Orange, and T. J, Buxton of Dallas.
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Timely Advice.
Trolley Conductor—Well, wliat ' do
you want? ' '1\V-\
Perturisyl Passengw- (whispering) —
If there's a ,coroner's office on your
route you Iwd better stop there. The
man sitting next to me has
tt>tM l breath
Otolee
Father, I hee<I a new riding habit."
"Can't afford it," he growled.
•But, father, what am I to <si
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Transcript.
Judge.
J IIS NORTH TRAVIS.
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evening gowns, neguses, breakfast coats,
bath robes, dinner dresses and mmnatfg
will be needed for going away affairs and college days.
Our Hnes are rapidly nearing completion—We'd like you
to see these beautiful new season's garments. The dearest,
sweetest models you could imagine, made up of the finest
plain and fancy silks. Satins, Georgettes, Fancy Silk Nets
and Laces, also Combination affairs that you will most
surely like. . Wi$0i
life New Garments In Every Department. • ||j
Come to us every day—always glad to have you see
our stocks—buy when you are ready.
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W. Averill Harrlntfin, the New
YorkeVwho Is head of tin- American
Hhlp and Commerce . Corporation,
which has just announced a hfg merg-
er with the Hainberg-Amerieai) Steam-
ship IJne. Ail trade routs, docks,
terminals and other ^ facilities cen-
llcally encircling tlie globe, are placed
at'the disjHtsai of tlie American t5o n:
pany.
RETURNS FROM MONTANA
SHOW 0IX0N AND WHEELER
LEADING FOR GOVERNOR
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Annor'mlnX I'min f)trpntih
Helena. Mont., Aug. —Former
1'nlted States Senator J. M. Idxon
wan leading his nearest op|Minent. for
the Itepublicnn nomination for Cov-
entor by more than HtN> votes early
today on incomplete returns from 111
precincts front 2.'l counties in yester-
day's primary. The- vote was: I'ixon
-.7S4 ; llarrv r„ Wilson l .Ml'J : Ford
1.280; Hik'irius m.',; Clinton is.",;
Slaton 1 l'i t.
Former 1'nlted Statea Attorney R.
K. Wheeler, non partisan wjis lead
'11 - 'a the race for the Democratic gvt-
is'i natorial iiomination <>ii the iticoin
plete return's The fiirur.'s were:
\Vheeler :: M I ; W. \\. M< Howell,
T. F.. <' • rev
Far Her Tenth Birthday.
Mis* .Belle Fltxgcrhld celehrateo
her tenth birthday at iier home, i'27
North Maxey street...on Friday.
Fourteen little friends shared with
her the pleasures of the afternoon
which consisted of aames on the lawn
contests and music, at the .close of
which delicious refreshments of cake
and errata, candy and watermelon
Were served.
XOTICK TO ('Alt OWNKKS .
jpirrk- your -ears wltlf me at < ti+i S^t -
tiers' Park. Iwili be responsible for
your car. Parking fe«v cents. West
enjt'alK-e Park? Cround. I' .A. Alston.
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XOT1CW APlL'kUUTlUN F dt
LKTTKHS OF TKSTKMFNTAUV
Society Notes.
Miss "Mae I ►. Ix-slie returned Mon
day night from (iraitam. accompanied soim
by her sister, Mrs. I >. M. Stlmson.
with whom she has been spending sev-
eral weeks.
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AUTO ACCIDENT TAKES
TOLL OF ONE LIFE AND
TWO SERIOUSLY HURT \ TO PRESERVE HOME OF
JEFFERSON DAVIS; SITE
FOR HOUSE IS SOUGHT
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Waxnhacbie, Tex..' Aug. 2fi. Tate
Miller, abont IK) years old. a, wealthy
farmer of Kills County, living a few
wiles from Waxaharlde. is(de^d. ids
■Wife is expected to die and s son l r
'A C. Miller is seriously injured ns
the resup of an autouw bile awident
near• Kenndale Tuesday mortdng. M'-
and Mrs. Miller were en route to visit
a daughter. Mrs. fl rimes, who lives
near Fort Worth, and were being tak-
en there by their son In his car.
'■According to Information received
here the car turned over while going
around "a sharp curve In the road with
the result that' all the occupants-were
Injured. Mrs. Miller received a
broken arm atid othfr injuries and 1 >r
Miller had an arm broken and received
Ji long gash in his head. All the in
ured were taken to Fort Worth foj-
toed leal treatment. Mr, Miller died
aoon after reaching a hnwpital. The
body will be brought back to Wnxa-
fiachie frvr l^prial.
Fart M«r Kille«l.
John
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Honey Otove, Tex.. Aug
J^yer was slK t and killtd ten
northwest of Honey Crorc Monday af-
ternoon*. l*he scene of the tratredv
^Jiras at Dyer's home. l>yer was shot
xn the abdomen and survived only a
hours, llols>rt -Blghee was shot
In the 'leg. fait his wound is not be
ilev^jd to 1m> serious. The men were
^neighbors. IKer's body was burled
■l#iro y<
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A *fr>c\ntril DUpntih]
Montifotncry, Ala . An,.-, v.",. An
iionin einciit was made today that ne
gotiattons wore tinder way for«thc pur
chase of ti site to which It is ptoposed
to move it ml preserve the homo here
of Jefferson Oil vis, t 111. only I'rcs'hloiit
of the < 'ot I federate States ol Anteri
i a. Negotiations for the piirehiiso of
the Site are bolng>. eondtieted by the
I* it sf While I louse of the * 'onfetleraev
( ommisslott, composed largely of
Montgomery women. (Jovernor ' Kilby
tins aiivtSi'd lite commission (hut
will sign a warrant tor S'JfMXHi,
fhotl/eil hy the St;ilt> l^'gislatMI't
'lit- purchase ami reuiova
building us soon us Iho jKite
tie
ati-
t'or
of tfie
set t| red.
They Cotddu't Find Anj More.
"Hello. I!rOWn
yesterday?"
• "it Stymied so. They nneu tue rmci
for spee<iinir, Mml on-" lieiaiise mv
lights were onl."-C«rtoous Maga/lne.
Wasn't it h fine da v
filled tue
Mrs J. < >. King of
ing a time with her
Mrs. N'eiiI Ha.lthrop.
Iiallas is sjiend-
]tnrents Mr. and
Han Kemper,
Walter Hrown •
dav for ail overl
M issotiri.
Neil Hold rick and
f Oetiison left Tites-
ind trip to points in
Mis. !{. 1', McCormick and little
daughter.' Frances, of Ocnisou. spent
Tiiesdjn with Mrs, Fannie Coff.
Mrs W. li I loanl and dangljter.
Mae. returned Monday front Colorado,
where I hey spent sc\eral weeks en
route home from California.
Mr nnd Mrs Waiter Md'ashiiid
and little son. .1 II.. Iitnle returned
from a Mication trip to Henv.er, Colo.,
>iit'I other |>« iitts.
TIIF, ST ATI' OF TKXAS:
To the Sh«rriff or nny .Constable
< i ray son < 'ouut .V —< < reef ing :
You lire heWby eotnmanded that
making publication of this notice
newspaper jmbllslietl
County of ti ray so 11 for nt
days previous to the return
or
ojf tats
community
h<u>? faith,
f, , m 'bur
Ability to
perforin our
^professional.....
.., duties, ia,
Jilt a. dignified, ^
w- thoroughly ?
discreet:
manner
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C. T. t'olgin
W hit' shoi i >
is \isltiii^ re
Joe llolettuiii of .Marietta. Okiii.. re
turned to his home Tuesday after
spending sevenil days with Ids aunt.
Mrs. II M s, ott.
by
in
in the
least ten
day here-
>f. you summon till persons• interested
in the estate of A. W. Ilodgin, tle-
ccascd, that Joh'n Finphrcss has filed
in the County Court of Crayson Conn,
t.y, an application I" prohato the last j
will and tcstjiinent for letters testa
utcnlttry upon the estate of said dece-
dent which will be heard at the nevJ
term of said Court for civil ami pro-
bate business, to he held at the Court
House, in the City "f Sherman, on
the 1st Monday in September. A !>..
llt-tt. at which time all persons inler-
ested in s.iitl estate may appear ami
contest siiid application if they see
projS'i *
Herein tiiit not. but have you then
and there before said Court, this writ.
i111 your return thereon, together
with affidavit of the publisher attach-
ed to ii < opy ol this u-rit. show ing
how voii Int W' executed same.
JVlines* N. A. t'o\ Clerk
• H'tnty I i ill I I of < . i :i y soli
'iTxas.
'Jivi'ii under my hand nnd
siiid <'ottrl nt office in i he
Sliet'Tiiau. this t li J'!: d d iy
"sf. A. I ., Hrjo,
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nil el
her
ss Martha
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ionic.
Walsh is, ini|>ro\ g
i recent illness at
Mrs. I'd Hound
Tuesday to \isii
S;i in \eil t hery .
went to Mi
her ihiinJiii
Kl II lie
r. Mr;
llir-
M rs I II i I a rn ton j| i HI Hubert
dot to' of l.ehanoh, Ky . are visiting
their brother. O Hnrdctie. several
miles southeast ni town, and atteud-
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i 'oiiuty < 'oiirti tii'4y <mi
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of the
('ounty,
seal of
City of
of Aug
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< 'oiiuty ,
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An extra inner tube
is a wise investment
before starting on
that trip. Your
friends will tell you
that this store is
headquarters for au-
tomobile supplies of
quality.
We recommend AC
Spark Plugs. Install a
complete set and see
how much better your
motor performs.
AC
The Standard Spark
Plup. of the World
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A complete line of colors,
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broidery or Knitting*,
2-ounce Ball.
1-ounce Ball.
1 Cent Per Yard.
THE .£)£" PJEZM DABLf STORE
Watch
Good Printing for Merchants by the Democrat
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B. & F, Auto Supply Co.
South Tracts Street.
Refrigerator
THESE COOL NIGHTS WILL
MAKE IT LOAF ON YOU. " A
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• Keep a uniform temperature in your
Refrigerator for best results and ice
economy. This coolish weather is decep-
tive—summer is still with us—more hot
weather on the way. Keep us posted on
the service you are getting. v
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Ginghams! Ginghams! Ginghams!
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ili.u t lie ( Mil Se' I h |-s
Mr,
lie,Ml,ott.
anil Jlrs. t.on
•loltn Crant ol I ort
visitiny; them, went t>
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\\'ol ill. ho
■ Cunler \V
Mr
•there a NATIONAL
Simply-because everyone^
yesterday with Masonic honors.
"Young" Couple Wed.
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Txm Angeles, Aug. 'J."5 T>r. '"Andrew
ilcolm Morrison wits 27' years old
Miss Mary A. Harney was horn
I tarda y he had seen an even century
hla life. He celebrated hy ohtain-
a license to wed Mian Harney. She,
.73 now. This whs her first tuntri•
itiIbI venture. It wa« the doctoor's
Old Kilhyl,
wj (s
'eatherford, T«t, Aug. '2%. "ITn
Ed MorrixoD. an ohl aettler of
ty, wan run over hy an nntomo-
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The High Price of Sug ar
makes one welcome foods which
are rich in natural sweetness.
Grape -Nuts
—the ready-cooked cereal
requires no added sweetening, for it contains
its own pure grain sugar, developed from wheat
and barley hy twenty hours' baking.
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Sprinkle Grape-Nuts over ripe fruit or berries
and you'll save sugar.
Why all of this noise about GINGHAMS? Why is
GINGHAM WEEK with everyone talking GINGHAMS?
now realizes that Gingham is the most sensible and practical material that can be
had for dresses. Dresses for School Girls, Dresses for Street Wear, House Dresses,
Rompers for the Children, Shirts for the Men. What material for these purposes
can compare with GINGHAM? / - I I
The better qualities, the better assortment of patterns can always be found at
our store. We have only the STANDARD BRANDS, that can be relied upon. We
guarantee every yard to give satisfaction / 5
Our new FALL PATTERNS have just arrived. Come in and see them.
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