Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 223, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 29, 1922 Page: 5 of 8
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FOUR AUTOMOBILES ROLL
UP TO DRUG STORE
SHERMAN. HA IX TO BE SCENE OF
OUM'IME .BI.ACK FACE
COMEDY
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WAS Tfll.1) HE FLIRTED
Warned Hut He Was "Too Uv
inf" to Certain Women, The*'
Unharmed
By the Associated Press
Hoarener, Okla., March 20—I)«xtor
W. 35. McLnIn, local phy *k'luii. wlio.
.I'M **lze<l | i' imiHktHl uit'n hjlji ilim
store here lahi itight uml taken iu an
automobile into the country, wan hack
hety totlr.y none the worse for hlaex-
perleuce. lit* said he had not been
harmed.
Debtor McLuln mi id today lie
taken a tniie and a. ha if c^=«f ^ the
city, where
hint of
'PhP follow!uk program will he giv-
en by the Hhcnnan Club minstrel cant
at Sherman Hall Thursday night at
8:13 o'clock, under the direction of
Hufe Hall, with I*rot, tieOfge Case ill
eharge of the anisic:.
Opt^iftl rh'orvwby the entire circle,
"Eveiyliiody'n Wt-lciuno lit Dixie."
"]LWant My Maiuniy," by (Jeorge
Cane.
"W/ieu You Look Into the J^ea/t-<«f \
a Row," by Blake Totichntone.
~ "I've Got My Ilabita Otl/* by Boh
iVhy the Peoples7
et S hould
Not Be Elected
that thp one sure rvuicdy for. II**
coi-mttion of thR evil jus thrsu
the ballot box by" ^TtH-tln^ jnt
oltlce, muuKiimlj^Jita^r^and Na-
tional, cuiii^trrrrg whom no taint
Influences attache*."
Now we wonder what they mean by
"subtle iuflueiife," Bfked «eif-
righteouaijipi^-,fauto<'racy abroad in
«Ur,elt5\* ami "of which all tin* world
Is informed through the pressWe iu the opinion of Amelia
bate to admit "our., Ignorance, espee-]*
lally MMHrfarfBiHIHlif ' '
RESS SAYS .'t |
THE MEN, TOO
gy the Associated PrcstS
Philadelphia, Pa., March 2ft—Men
&h well aa women ahould wear corsets
Hinghani,
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e. to admit otnl ftfuoif &<*, espcc?-!actreasi who i.ddresaed the New Can* f bargain*
y when the press is Informing all tury Club ycetcrtlay. "Trimiiesw," ahe "I'^biiy qs**< wa uw. J lining ami re-
world, but we should like for that said, "la desirable not only in women, 14 speciality; get my esnmate*
by
('ruddock.
"That's How I Believe in You,
Hay wood Xane.
"Which Ha*ei," Jobn Phillip Barbee
"School House Blues," by Lee Her-
row;—-
Inter mission.
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ra accused
«m affectionate" with
in. He then was brought to
the'outskirts of town aud lil crated,
be aahl.
Tile doctor declined to discuss do-
taiia of the affairs, but added that he
bad not lieeii whipped, tarred ami
featluTPd, or ordered to leave town.
r-yr-,\|as Waiting on Patient.
Dr. Mcluiln. who la married and
■""the father of two children, \v*.s ad -f-
mlnisieriiig to a |iatleut iu the drug
store (uftt tug Lit about H:3t> o'clock*
whey four automobiles, filled . with
masked men wearing overalls," drove
up to the rMil or the store. 81* of
tbe men alighted and entered the
j store tvbtfe the remaimler of the
party stayed iu the- machines, whose
motors were kept running. The men
Who came into the store, McLain said,
carried revolvers while the othera
Music by Dialer's thirty<pieoc or-
chestra. Also llamp Abney in "Sec-
ond llajid JROse.''
PART it
l^me of tbe Fiovveis, by Miss Klisui -
beth Page.
Suitors to I^ady Luck: Bob Orad-'
tbs'k. Serjjeant Montzingo. tleoige Case
and Henry Lee Lowrance.
A. <\ Qnurtette in vocal selection^
Kithl Key special act.
Birds at Pnt*ailisi- tirchestra., feat-
uring Wilt Miller In "Brother I-ow-
dmvii." and vl'oi Just Too Mean to
Cry." ' . '
The Democrat About
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Run Out of Soap
Iu Its front page article of Tuesday
the writer of | The Democrat dope
shows clearly that- he has about run
out of soap. He wanders aronnd and
itsks when* the discrimination in pub-
lic improvements ia, aud then wind*
up by tuiyiug that this demand for an
eijual "distribution of public, improve^
inents iu tltt; Peoplea' platform is a
reflection ou the present city dads and
that this committee should apologise,
or words to That effect. Uf course, it
fib mthor fttitmrraHHing fur thoKP iron-
1 ■ *9 a wa i UT. *- cm LTU • i HI II i iij | w tMVKfV
tlemen 'fwho never ibake a mistake"
to be eritWsetl by the | eo| le, b t- if
tltey cuu't stand tbewe criticisms let
them get oui: of the way and let men
take their piacea who will not object
to their public acts" betnjf criticised
It doesn't require a Philadelphia
lawyer to dlsnsect the platform of tbe
Peoples' Ticket. A mere casual read*
ing reveals ghirin^ iuconsistencles, un-
just insinuations, and bold misrepre-
sentations. It manifestly tries to uila-
leud the voters by covert charges
against the candidates od the Citizens'
Ticket. U deals in platitudes almost
exclusively, and were it not for, tbe
attempted eluddation o( it by tbe
Publicity Coiwi^ttee, It would scarcely
la* worthy of even passing considera-
tion. But that Committee, seeing that
its platform was too ambiguous to
command attpuUon, iiiade an assault
with Intent to clarify the situation,
jrnd. Inadvertently let tbe bug out from
.under the chip, although the bug did
li j k A 1J a | j^aMf iR a a ot 1| 1j aI , |> .. m a
ttoc Know jtisr wnicn way to go wnen
it got 0«t.
Tbe first, platitude or tbe Watform,
before tbe ConuuiUe« blundered over
it, was apparently MftM*nt of any po-
Iftlcai transgression. "We believe in
,m , , . , lU , , , , law and order and in the enforce-
The people know what IWh p auk in , of „ luw u tUe ,llr llu,
(he Platform meaua-lli? people US «uthorl ed and conatltuted authority.'
Of course we do. Who doeati'tf An<f
l| Persoaal Mention
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were said to Is* armed with rifles. -
After a short struggle, the doctor
said, he was seized pud bundled into
olie of the autoimiblles aud all four
machljies away.
When the i arty had reached the
mile and a half mark outside of town,
the doctor continued, a halt was called
and his captors charged him with be-
ing involve! with u woman. Afterward.
he said they brought him back to the
outskirts of the city ami released him, j
alsMit an hour after he had been car-1 Tuesday
of
Mr. and Mis. Kd B. Caraway
Dallas are visiting In Sherman.:
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C. !.. Sprawling of Sadler, who was
here on business lias returned home.
Mrs. <i. H. HiggiulMitham has return-
ed Lrvm a. visit iu Dallas.
- Clinton Phelps has gone to Boston on
laisitieas.
It. E. Pc wel| of Gainesville was in
Sherman Tuesday.
Walter I'lilllips * f Austin is ip 8her-
uuiit on Imsiiiess.
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C. A. Keyes tif Ida. was in the city
on biiflnesH -WetitH sday. .
Miss I<ethe Oross visited in Dallas
ried away from the store.
Dr. Mctaln said be did not recog-
nize any of the masked men. He has
been a practicing physician here ft>r
the past ten years.
JEWEL BOX BURGLAR PROOF
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Valuable*
in Placed withlTWa i
Whan
to-Data Racaptacla.
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t .i/.U'i,',.,
//jiryig the newest tilings that In-
vent oir .«f."e given us In the last few
months la a box that comes as near to
| being burglar proof aa It la possible
to Imagine. It looks like an ordinary
• Its vfiSi.
But just lift It or move it aud a loud
alarm bell begins io ring Inside it. \
This bell keeps on rluglng for five
hours and it cannot be atojiped with-
out unlocking tbe box.
A burglar might carry off the box,
. But Its alarm would keep ou ringing
and would give him away before he
could get it to a place of safety. If
be touches It, even. ^tumbles against
It the alarm will it rouse the houaa-
faohi, for tlit slightest movement suf-
fices to set It ringing. Tbla la also
true of lite dishonest servant.
• .i/The owner can, however, open a fid
close tbe box at will, as ha lias the
stkey. Ami the only way in which ha
can be robbed Is by some thief steal-
ing the key before tampering with tbe
box.
This safe la arranged Inside with
trays for arnall articles, money and
Jewelry and with space under them
for aecurltles, such as bonds and
mortgages. The whole is made of
aeaiuless Steel, nlekel-plated, with a
piano hlnge aud strong double lock.
Ther% are no duplicate keys, nor la
there a master key that will open It.
Dr., A. C. Shanks of Bells, Texas,
was a visitor iu the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Grace Furgerson of Deuison
was iu the city Tuesday.
Mrs. I>. Could of Bells was in the
city shopping Tuesday.
Ml*s Hatti|' Witt lias returned from
lletidrix. okla. -^rk
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Meetings Wednesday Night.
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." Sherman Central Labor Union,
Carpentera' hall.
Sherman Homestead, No. W 7, Amer-
ican Yeomen, at Yeomen hall.
Sherman Council, No. 1280, Knights
of Columbus, at St. Mary's hall.
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Miss Piua Johnson is reiK«*t<tl 1U at
her home on West Mulberry street.
Mrs. Mary Dick IA much improved
after being confined to her room sev-
ers! day* by illness.
v$*
IWfc Wngli Smith, who underwent a
~ serii it in operation at HI. Vlm-eut's Sau-
Itarium, is reis.rted as doing nicely.
) lit. flhd Mrs. O. Anderson and two
j Uttte danghters have arrived from
MHoui^on. nrfd Will reside at 81ft North
Oratid atciujc, Mr. Alnlerson is en-
gagetl in the Insurance business.
Mrs. J. C. Statler of North Woods
Wilford MeCoj of l>allas was In
the city Tuesday on business. "
Miss Anu Rabiey of Dallas was in
the city Tuesday.
W. W. Cavlnr of Wbltewrlgbt was
In the city Tuesday.
Mrs. C. B. Badaett of Btdls was in
the city shopping Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. jerry Lewis were in
Dcnisou Tuesday.
N. II. Smith and Roy Williams of
Fort Worth were in Sherman Tuesday.
W. U. (Jardnei of Hagernuin was in
Sherman Tuesday afternoon.
B. Tipton of Hpwe was In the city
on business Tuesday.
J. O. McKinsey of Waco was in the
elt.v Wednesday.
Sidney Province of Dallas was in
the city Wednesday." Y* . 1
Walter Philips left Wednesday morn-
ing after attending tile fuucral of his
grandfather, John Brown.
Mrs. J; (I. Kitchen ami son, Jim Hay-
don, left for Dallas Wednesday morn-
ing. "
Mr. aud Mtt . D. E. Emerson have
left for Chickasha, Okla., after a
visit with Mrs. R. N. Brown.
Judge Silas Hare weut. to McKln-
tiey Wednesday to hold court for
Judge Frank Wlleox.
I\ K. Vittltoe, Rufus Turner aud
W. L. Keeler of Keutuekytowii were III
Sheimnn Tuesday.
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Chester, and Choice (Jre< r and
Frank Thompson have returned from
a trip to Wichita Falls.
Miss Georgia Kimhrough of Bells,
who has been visiting .In Sherman,
has returned home.
L. Aschner of Dallas has returned
home after spending several days in
Sherman on busineas.
Mrs. James Loper of Tishomingo,
Okla.. Is visiting her mother, Mra.
Mnry Dick, on South Walnut street
Mayor C. B. Trout of Honey Grove,
accompanied by J. C. McKlnney, were
in Sherman Tuesday afternoon on
their way to Dallas.
Mrs. J. J. Collins of Dallas, editor
of the White Ribbon, the official pa-
per of the W. C. T. IJ., Is in this city in
interest of the Near East Relief.
bard to fool.
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But just for the information of The
Democrat ami its crowd this commit-
tee would ask, "Where is that audi-
torium that tlie people voted bonds to
build some five years agoY"—ami If
.ton answer "parks,'' then will Home
wlMe'mau tell the people just how
baadav voted lor "parka and auditor-
ium," counl is* interpreted tti be AM
«peut for "Pinks" and NONE lor "au-
ditorium." tn tin- Ittlllds of the "peo«
pie" this i> only another exainple of
tbe methods of "big business," of the
crowd now In charge of our city's af-
fairs. who "have never utude. n. mis-
take." j
But since The Denioerat and Its
crowd is so atrong for apoTogies ami
explanations this committee" wants t«i
ask them to explain how It happened
that one bid ot f 11,000 and another
of *10,000 was made to build the
Falrview reservoir, which bids were
both rejected and the city built it on
its own account at a coat of $22,000?
How come? Also, will these geutie-
inen who "never made a mistake" tell
tbe. people alsnit their "eatlinate" of
the coat of the disposal plant being
$25,000, but \>hen they fluiahed the
job they had siient over $42,000 of the
£50,000 bond issue for that plant and
sewer extensions?
It la possible that The" Democrat
and its writer might find aome of tbe
"apology" it Is wanting in this sug-
gestion. or ar leaat, In the "explana-
tion" the present city dads may make
on this aubjcct. It 1s an eaay matter
to see, possibly, why The Democrat
and Its crowd Is so anxious to "drag"
the Ku Klux question into this cam-
paign. We have all heard that owl
story.
The people would also Jlke to have
It is so miassuiiiiiig. Can anything lie
A ' babe .
could stand on that plank. We canirfrT "ami are com tructive' rafbe.r that ob-
tblnk of one single objection to it. It
is SO nice, iauo when we tlrsi read It we
were "crazy" about it. But after tbe i ticket may t srtiami in their vlewsT
ilttee got through mess*' b\it if so thty are not true to their
platfonu. wbU'h is not. only revolu-
Uoiiary .ai)jil icpuoclastle, but even de-
stytic|.lv« in Its declarations, a« we
shall abow later.
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE. ,
( . Citizens' Ticket.
; . (Political Advertisement.)
tbe
committee to tell us In plain words
just what fhej .mean. We know some
itelf-righteoux is'ople. who si'em to be
pretty well-orgaulzeti, whose influence'
Is very subtle and inclination* mTfo-
cratic, uml they 4re trying very hard
to iniorut the world throuKlt the press
rtbat the Peoples' lieket mimes tlux
only meu who are cupuble and honest
enough to be entrusted"With the city'a
affairs. lint really we are not quite
sure whether tlie PeopletT ('uminrttee
bail reference to themseh^s or not.
We would JuKL ltke to know. We
would Jlke "to know als<> If the Peo-
ple^ Th ket Is elected jll-st what the.v
will do vvitb tho«u> subtle, Influential,
organized, self-i ightcous aatocrata?
Seriously, the PeirpleV Committee
has evidently persuaded themselves
that there really . 4a s<inie sinister
agt'ticy at work among- the members
of the City Council, and tbut that In-
fluence should be removed by putting
iu new meC There la ndLfoundation
for ^uch belief. The uiCTi ou the Citl-
zens' ticket, who are standing for re-
election, are men of irreproachable
character, without the taint of any
"subtle influence." They are neither
antocratlc. nor self-righteous, but nre
honest, earnest, sincere, conservative
buaines men, devoid of revolutionary
Instinct or extremely radical views,
hlit iu men as well. All women should
avoid slouchine** by wcMring corsets!
Why shouldn't the men wear flexible
ones for the aame reason?"
She opposed censorship for plays
and films, declaring that if they
were uut thlis hampered" they would
develop Into one of the greatest educa-
tional t fort-cm In America.
PHP
'1 lie American legion meeting will
be held at Legion Hall. Thursday
night, March :iO. All Legion member*
are urged to attend.
REMOVAL NOTICE. i
T fiave nu vi*d my residence • ami
STUDIO toj&Hfmri|i Walnut at .
lontt Some splendiil ba
aud prices aud you will be
My work and de«linga e<emi>lIfie«I
Nortn Texas and southern
far the I>8at twelve yearn
J. F. KOBIjEft
Box 276 Sherman, Texaa
throiighoiit
Oklaboma j
ni2l) 3tp
tJS
ga. a genus of aea weetl 16 used as
in Denmark. * .
structive in the sclenoe of city build-
ing. The candidates on the Peoples'
Publicity Committee got through mess
Ing it up it dldut'smell'very much like
a geranium- Here Is tlie way the
Commlttee illuminates the political ho-
rizon on th^ nice little plank: T
'"In view of the Hiibtb* influ-
ences-of organized self righteous-
nesM and autocracy now abroad In .
our City, State and Nation, of
" wbleh all the world Is luforuied
through the press, which In the
minds of our liest thinkers and
ablest jt}ri*UV If M'>t checked, will
deatroy-onr ^EBvernmgbt. this plank
j In the I'eoples' platform Is by
many regarded as the most im-
portant ot'^all. and Jt needs no dis-
cussion by the Coinmltee. ami the
only comment we wish to offer Is
J |fV 'fw^iuv' N *U The Democrat and its crowd exytolu \
t c> i tit sum>. j ^ biggest paving contract ever
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let In the city was let at the peak of :
high prices without competition, and.
Just what relation the recent proposed
bond Issue for paving bore to that
contract? And will they alao explain
why it waa that thla proposed bond
issue was withdrawn—-was it because
iL., I i ., 1 . I t .... uu 4> l\| k§. 4 bit 4'lk i till \ l w
TDf Cltjr rlWI IOft Ola ir|tprtmt*tttft]g;.
lets* "look behind the scenes." - \
What the people of Sherman are ln:
terested In Is getting more for their-
money. "Big business men" are all
right, but their methods do not always
jibe with peoples' ideas who are not
on the "Inside track," and most of
the people of Shfrman want less "big.
business" and more for tbelr money.
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE, |
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VOTE THE PEOPLES' TICKET.
The candidates on tbo Peoples' tick- 4
ct are:
OTIS EMBRY
J. M. GILLESPIE.
CHAS. NAKH.
i,v '. 'i. . ".s ■ v '
J. M. 8TONE.
ICE B. REEVES.
DICK O'BANNON.
J. B. RAMSEY.
SCRATCH THKftE:
R. A. Cole
Max Glbbs
D. W. Gnllck. .
Lon McKown.
Edgar Peveto. . , *•
L. J. Reynolds.
Jess Totter.
(Political AdvertlKemeiit.)
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Build Permanent
Fences
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ti m* - t
lne investment m fence re-
pays its cost many times in
protection to:
GARDENS
CHICKENS i •
HOGS
CATTLE
Another Redaction in Price
of Fencing
If you live in 25 ^miles of
Sherman its (o your interest
to get OUR PRICE before
you buy.
LESLIE
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Hardware Co.
No cure for it, but welcome
relief is often brought by—
VapoRu
Over 17 Million Jan Uttd Yearly
;h A
SaS*5
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Oriental Cream to I
the skin and comple*'
ion in perfect condition
through the stress of
the season's activities.
Send 15 c. for
Trial Sim •
FEXD.T. HOPKINS AI
Qouraud's
Oriental Cream
Flower
its.,
cwera
There Is a spirit of fresh-
ness among the flotvers hi
this garden spot that will
cliarrn .vou. Come here and
select the floral congratu-
lations you wish to send
your friends. A message In
pen and Ink seems trite
mid commonplace when
Kinkley Hotel Arrivals. , -
Frank Jaffe,- Dallas} Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Guy, Dallas; B. N. Davis, Dal-
las; C. R. Bay, Dallas; K. R. Sims,
Austin; J, 8. Nail. Oklahoma CHy;
Sidney t'ook. Chlca*to; Gny Ward. Mo-
bile. Ala.; S. N. Martin. Chbnuo; R.
E. Lee. Dallas* W. J. Humphries, Par-
Is; P. W. Harvey, Cleveland, Ohio; J1.
fluster, Dallas; C. C. Sleight, Fort
Worth; Homer Daniel, Dallas; J. T.
street bait the misfortune to fall snd t l*<;noh' Ut,U* llo<>k ; M' r ,1h11'
break her hip the latter paH^'ii-
week, tllrs. Statler la repoftM rest-
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lug as well as could lie expected
Mrs. Joe Slaughter <>f Van Alstyne,
presltlent of tlte Khld Key Alnmiiae As-
sociation, and MTa. R. M. Carter of
, Hberman. secretary^ announce a meet-
ing of atl ex-students Of KIdd Key, to
.? held Friday afternoon I
p'clocit tbe college parlors.
m+mhrnm
Aleppo, s. elty of Turkey In Asia,
dates back to 2000 B. C. 7
KE8SIDE is a real dandruff Remsdy.
It has a pleasing odor, promotes gtoWth
and actually does fhe work tfim others
«t UrSOthave failed. You will like It. Sold by
I Your Druggist. tburs-tf
Thursday at 9 O'clock
On Sale
35 Beautiful
CAPES
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The New York Craze it Capes
$10.00 to $22.50
$22.50 to $39.50
$39.50 to $69.SO
They are Beautiful Capes
Reasonably Priced.
Every Event is an
Occasion for Flowers
HOKE^LOWERS
fexas NuRserY(b..Proc
215 No. Travis
Phonjt 159-377
^tunimih-
A New
Blouses for Spring
Simplicity rises to high art in the exquisite new Fleur-
de-Lis Hand Made Blouses we are showing lot Spring.
Daintiest effect* imaginable in these pretty styled gar-
ments—Will not attempt to describe them, but ask you
to visit the Blouse Section and view these Springtime
creations in «B their iovelmeis/ - :
■^ar
To the ever changing modes of Paris styling,
is added the never changing distinction of
hand craftsmanship in every exquisite Ene
and stitch. Blouse prices in those new arrivals
Range f^om $7.50 to Fifteen
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New Wash Goods for
Easter Apparel
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New Weaves—
Pretty Patterns
In the most fascinating de-
signs, are being shown in the
Wash Goods Section, featur-
ing the daintiest Spring
Fabrics, specially adapted
for the making of the new
style garments for Easter
wear
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mm
Fancy Fast Colored
32 inch Fancy Silk Stripe
Tissue Gingham, the yd. 69c
Beautiful Beach Cloth in all
the wanted colors, at, 50c
36 inch Non-Crush Dress
Linens—full line of colors to
select from, the yard....98c
Pleasing assortments of pret-
ty dotted Swiss in both
plain and fancy designs, at
a price range from $1.25
I_ #2 je
•••• •••• •••* • • • • • Of
Charming new Embroidered
Voiles in great assortments,
special value, the yd. $1.25
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Fine Woven Check Organ-
dies in a colorful showing of
Spring*s favorite shades, the
yard ............$2*00
Plain colors in Swiss Organ-
dies. The new shades pre-
dominate this showing of
dainty Springtime fabrics,
priced at 75c to $1.50
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Sherman's Greatest Department Store.
From
From
Strap Oxford
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Comfort such as you never
imagined possible and style
to please the most exacting.
BROWN KD
TAN CALF
$7.00 TO $ .«0.
MHaMhMH
& Company SHOE CO.
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HEALTHY HAIR
Beautiful, Healthy Hair comes with
thO tegular use of Lura. the won-
deriul new Liquid Shampoo.
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We Pay 8'! on Monthly Savings
Grayson Bu9ding*& Loan Association
Secretary JOHN RE1D.
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