Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-EITHTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Monday, May 5, 1919 Page: 6 of 8
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DAILY DEMOCRAT—SHERMAN,
You can't think of
“delicious'or" refreshing'with-
out thinking of Coca-Cola.
\ ou can t drink Coca-Cola without
being delighted and refreshed.
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The taste is the test of Coca-Cola
quality—-so clearly distinguishes it
from imitations that you cannot be
Demand the genuine by full nam<
—nicknames encourage substitution
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Monday, May 5, 1919
PIMPLY? WELL, DON’T BE! MAN, N0W101,
- ALWAYS HELD
HIS TONGUE
People Notice It Drive Them Off
with Dr. Edwards’
Olive Tablets
A pimply face will not embarrass you
much longer if you get a package of Dr.
Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The skin should
WHH • SM"iUU9 wllvC iUWIVlJj uiv
cessful substitute forcatomel; there’s nevci . -
any sickness or pain after taking them !’■ ‘I:iI> 1 call, wlm mis Henry ('lay's feet cbUdivit umi not, iifex> predicted
* Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do tha1 J*iu “fdaii iiihii.v year*. jin his ItovhtHid tbut.be ,wquUl nut live
fhid the ilyi tiir. "lint 1 really prefer
1 eurii bread.”
Or. Halstead lias smoked tnhaccu
anil chewed tobacco sinci' be was !!0
years obi. lie still enjoys bis pipe very
I much
“Xo. 1 don't think tobacco ever in-
jured me,” be said. "It probably is a
..Useless and expensive Juibit. but it i(^
--- jail enjoyable one, and' I always-'have
.. Hm-kenridge. Mo.. May-- In'bad a th<*orv I don't know how true
begin to dear after you have laken^thc1 *lrf11 *“ ” "mi> "1m lias made, -iluu ii was a beneficial stimulant
tablets a few nights. |b a lifelong practice never to quarrel jaml aid to tin* digestive processes.”
Cleanse the blood,the bowels and thelivei!,,r ............ lo s|>eiik Ml of | Sirkly as a Boy. •.
With Dr. Edwards’Olive Tablets, the sue M1"' lM'l'"n- Aml that man w hs tot j The doctor was not a strong youth
----.»—i—----■----—I v,ars old March 1. IIU is Hr. Joseph lie was niueli given |»|fw iU* that af-
llenry Clay's
UKrc t r-a—¥ w ui«i -‘•'V’sH'iuH many years.
which calomel does, and just as effectively i I),‘*d!iY hi* great age ami Ids grow-) long, .Mornwvejv ,_________________
i .a : *' 1 ! - log double Imndieap of blindness and practice a>j u pbisieiau He underwent
'.leaflings Dr. Halstead s mind is very all the si rain and baislsliips that are
■ .clear and bis uiemory remarkable. His a part of a doctor's life. Out late at
hf choice of words is excellent, and welt Alight, driving piany miles ill tin* cold
worthy of a man who was anintimate and wet. goi^tg without needed rest
friend of tint great Clay. The vener-jaml sleep, ttiese wer<‘ a part of Ills
able physician loves to tell of ('lay f routine cxislouee for many years. He
and ills powers. J finally quit practicing and been me a
, “There is nrt man equal to him in farmer ttutt be might die able to lead
American public life today,"’ In? said, a life of more regular hours.
"Yes. there k President Wilson- is.” J it was in 1841 that I)r. Halstead
interrupted Mrs. Halstead, tvho is n first came to Missouri. IJe rode on
warm admirer of tin* Chief Executive, horseback from Islington, Ky.. to
Hut the doctor tnorely shook his bead Chillieotlie and Richmond. Mo.,’that
and waived further answer. i year, settling for a, time at Richmond.
Vfflrs Without a Spat. jlle returned again lS5r>, selecting
IhOy never have quarreled, these llreekcnrldge because it was nametl
two aged people, who have spent <>7, after his friend, .John C. Rreeken-
years as man and wife. Tile usual ridge, of Kentucky. He lawglit 7flj)
family "spat ' has been entirely uu-l ucres of land for only $J.l lo at that
know n to them. ‘time. In 1NHO be and his family went
"He sometimes disagree a bit. but to, Caldwell emiul.v id live. ,
We never permit it to go to the extent Many of the. earlier residents of
Caldwell county have reason to re-
member tlie doctor, for tie was one of
tile few physicians available in Hint
little settled region. And lie always
could tic relied upon to attend a ease,
whether pay was forthcoming or not.
He never charged a widow, a working
girl or a needy family for his apr-
viees. _
"J would better afford, to go with-
out pay than they could without my
help,” lie said.,-* ,
but their action is gpntle and safe insteal
of severe and irritating,
r No one who takes Olive Tablets ?
ever cursed with “a dark brown taste’
a bad breath, a dull, listless, “no goo<r
feeling, constipation, torpid Ever, bai
disposition or pimply face.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets ar<
a purely vegetable compound mixe,
with olive oil; you will know then
by their olive color.
Dr. Edwards spent years among fw
tients afflicted with liver and dowc
complaints, and Olive Tablets are th
immensely effective result
1 Take one or two nightly foe a weel
See how much better you feel and loot
10c and 25c per box. All druggists.
Give Us Your
TRANSFER Business.
We haul anything any place tiny time,
anywhere. If you liavc anything In this
line I’hmie 7.” and yon can depend on
urn. Country trips u specialty.
Fearis Transfer Co.,
I>. K. JOHNSON. I’rop.
I’hone 73—That’s Me.
SPRING HAIRCUTS
Have arrived and we want to
put one on every man, boy and
girl in Sherman.
TMit LUCKY TIGER Hair
Topjc for sale at our shop. One
dollar a bottle. .Ask about it.
CHAS. CLARK
PIONEER BARBER. .
NORTH! TRAVIS ST.
BOY PREACHER GONE
AFTER BACKSLIDING
Beautify West Hill
Help beautify fbe cemetery by let-
ting me take care of the last resting
place of your loved ones. My foes are
n.aKoiiahie and 1 assure you the best
of care. I also sod, fill anil curb lots.
I’hotU! 41!7S.
H. ADLOF.
D. M. HESTAND, M. D., D, C
' (Chiropractor)
Second Floor Commercial Bank
Building.
Office Phone 1B7.
Residence Phone 1151
Hours, 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
... ...... the extent
of an .irgiunciit or (piarrel." Mrs.
Halstcail said. “That is one it^ason our
love fur each other is ns great as it
was when we were married.”
lSeeokenridge residents will tell Hie
visitor that they never have heard Hr.
Halstead speak disparinglv of any
inati or woman, tin tile other hand, lie
seem* always to find something good
to say. This story is told of him:
‘Doctor. I think you’ll agree that
not a thing cftji he said in this man's
favor."
Some Gootl Even in Him. ,
The doctor ismdereil for a liniment.
I hen rejoined:
I have always avoided diseiissions
about religion and isditics, tlie two
chief subjects o n which men disagree”
IT. Halstead said. “1 have lieen keen-
ly interested in them, but I have re-
tained my own opinions and for the
other man’s right to have his. although
they may differ from mine.” -:y-
Dr. Halstead is no fisudrist, though
despite pis refusal to argue or qitariud.
When a hand of Union mon affCihpt-
ed to run hiiij,,,, off ids farm rmirr
Itreekenridge hi 1fipli!fsirB''Tlf*e''tiW3r:
might divide it among themselves, lie
refused to lie Intimidated. They left a
note on his porch, giving hiui 24 boms
in which to quit the country. At. tiio
oml of that time he was still on jds
farm and ready to defend it with arms.
Despite (lie fact that he was classi-
fied as a Confederate sympathizer in old. left Orlando some time ago after
the ('n il War. Dr. Halstead was op-j Turner had declared himself irre-
posed to slavery. He left Ida old home trievnbly lost because of the motion
ill Kentucky to escape the enervating i picture-cigarette episode. Tlie hoy
ntmosphoro bred by slavery. | ,,,-eacber is declared In have persuaded
I wanted my boys to grow.,up with | Ward to aee.ompanv 1dm.
a res,sa4 for lirimr ami a willingness] ward's ,,arents also are conducting
a search, and have asked that storie^
Jaeksunville, Flu., May - 5.—Because
he visited a motion picture show ami
smoked a cigarette and. consequently,
was headed straight for eternal perdi-
tion, according to Ids own teachings.
Silas Turner. Florida's ,14-year-olrt
lioy preacher, is missing from bis
home, ami ids 'distracted parents at
Orlando are begging tlie police all over
tlie South to find him.
. Voting Turner developed phenomena! j
preaching talents at the age.of,o. and)
lias Imsmi before tlie public of lids
State and others for ii number , of
years.
According to Mrs. fi^Ynn Xorstrnml,
soda 1 welfare worker for tlie State,-
Turner ami Charlie Ward. 10 years
to work, and in tlie slave-holding com-
munities that was impossible,” Dr.
Halstead said. '“That was one of tlie
curses of slavery—it promoted false
ideas about labor and made a leisure
class opt of the children of slave-
hohliug families.” :
Family of Eight Children.
Dr. and Mrs. Halstead
lie published,1 declaring that “the boy
had been misinformed and that'there
was. no reason for ills leaving home."
Tliis misinformation referred to
probably is tlie story which Mrs. Van
Xnstrand declared the preacher lad
told Ids companion. She says, the Tor-
rents of ci'dit children The'v have'Tn"1 m>p ,,oy 1o,<1 "'anl ,lmr ,u‘ was liound
v::
children, and one of these was Muo ,ln I ,,f ImV1"1 »"•) 'vntpr-
an operation. Their ehiMren all an.1 r. Has experience in painting hells or
sturdy and give promise of living In ! '‘rin^tmte may have stood
a great Hge. I 1,11 11 stead, .with tin* possible re-
Mrs. Halstead. who is not manv I f.uU n,iat ,lis Di,’Un,‘ "'»* '»« vivid
years younger than tier husinimlj-she ! ,|U,MI,<! 't!"'1 Iwy left lmine imraedj-
merely says she is “past 80”—does j a'”'.'’, _
Iter own eisikiug and a part of her ]
household work still. She is a splendid . SHE SHOWS MEN HOW
cook her husband says so— and tin’! Tfl POP TUC rvtlCCTlAW
splendid health lie iias maintained i . .V *”» lilt yUt^llvn |
testimonial to tliis ,,
ban traueiscq, Cal.. May o.—-lie-
EAST SIDE BARBER SHOP
—8 CHAIRS—
That Means Eight Good Barbers,
We Give Sendee.
HOT AM) COLD BATHS.
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Service Barber Shop
South Side Square.
many years is
I fact.
Dr. Halstead
simplier foods. Especially, lie likes
corn' bread and nnwh. and tiiinks
them iK-neficial to the human system.
“People eat top uiueh.” lie says, “Not
only too. much, but foods of too great
a variety. I. jirefer corn bread with
butter and milk to pte or cake.”
Here Mrs. Ilalsteail smiled and add,
e’d: “I noticed you ate that piece of
cherry pie With a good deal of relish
yesterday evening."
"i'es, I cat pastry and enjoy it,'"
advocate of! Moving that nine out of 10 men do not
{ know how to propose jto a girl. Miss
Stella Sheridan, manager of a school
of expression, lias opened a class to
teach bashful swains how to express
themselves af the vital mpmejit,
"Stutjeriug. shimmering and mum-
bling unist l*‘ overcome” she said. “A-
man many titnes loses a girl heeause
he does not know liow to eourt her.”
Miss Sheridan imitgnantty - denied
that mi nine tinics out of ten Hie wom-
en do'fWe WafirfTng. ' ’ w '
CHILD LABOR
LAW IS VOID
JOHN It. ISBELL Prop.
We have electric hair cutters,
massage, n'Everythiug.
CHILDREN’S WORK
A SPECIALTY.
PREPAREDNESS
Ftw
¥o
;uav m
Take once each
mornind-more
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nec-
essary
ip
says
Greenslmro, N. C.. Ma v ,1—Tlie cliiltl
lalior section of the war revenue bill,
placing a prohibitive lax on products
of child labor entering interstate com-
merce. was declared unconstitutional
yesterday by federal Judge James E.
Boyd- Last year lie declared void (tie
original -ehthl-labor act, which the
I nitial States Supreme Court annulled
by a margin of one vote.
Tin- revenue law levies, 10 |x>r cent
taxos on interstate PlhllnMts of factor-
ies employing children under H years
of age, or of those lictwven 14 and Hi
years working more Ilian eight hours
daily.
Judge Boyd yealorday made |arina-
neut n tcm|>oritry injunction prohlliit-
iug epfwryeuientof the law, in the case
of a (.’imrlottc (X. C. i factory. Fol-
lowing flic arguiiiciits made by (lie opr
tionents of the provisions in Congress.
Judge Boyd said the eliild labor
“rider” seeks to accouiplisli. regula-
tion jiff .employment ,l»y. Mujirectton, by
uso-of taxation powers,anil is an iuVa-
Siini (ft States' rognl^tlivy authority.
at this session of the court.”
Washington Without Word of Judge
Bond’s Decision.
Washington. May 3.—Officials of
tlie Depiutaicnt of Justice were with-
out information of the decision of Fed-
,oral Judge Boyd of (ireenaboro, X. C„
declaring the child labor section ol'the,
war rcveujic law uncoijsHtiitbuml, amt
could not say what the next step in
the ease would l»e. It was said, hoiv-
ever, that tlie decision would not affect
e|H'iatioii of'the law upheld by the
Supreme Court, ,
To Attaeli i'ldhieirteutl. »
l’aris. May .*>—Tlie yoqth wild was
arrested Saturday outside the home of
Premier Clomenceau lias aduiUtet) to
Hie polii’c that in’ intended to attack
M. Clcmeneeau with a knife which lie
carried. A black flag with an anar-
chistic inscription and anarchistic lit-
erature were found in ids possmiou.
UNUSUAL TELEGRAPH
STORIES.
Child
Purely
^ "V ns,1 -I«!»«(, ;
Corn Flakes
You’ll Like
Post
-4 .UH -,m -, iytmes/ .WattUMIKM
Iteuiember when that “cold day”
comes and you are out of gas there
are many wore in your same condi-
tion and you may not he aide to get
‘ foal at once as you will
ttk± - -eg, r T*nt
Wc have ffleuty now
.. . jom$
gc t It Wore it'a too lore. ,
CASH COAt & WOOD COMPANY
PHONES 701.
,
Labor Tax Fought oil
D'giil Grounds. ,
Dtiyflatte. X. U.. Mil*. XVinstou Mj
Adams, secretary of’fyeTthierfcaii Cot-4i
ton Maiuifaeturers’ Association; vvitli
offices hew. hist niotUirtutlniri/.e^ the
j following statement regarding the
child labor ensn decided by Judge
Boyd:^
“The Tminufnriiuers arc (smtestiug
this law ns a matter of principle mill-
er than merely the • working
of young people. The inanu
fiuturers claim (that if this
law is held constitutional tlie prec-
edent has keen established whereby the
Federhl Government can make and
enfored any regulation covering con-
ditions of employment, wages, hours
and other kindred matters.
“Tlie inanufuetiim-s contend this is
a matter for State regulation, rather
fimep'1-"" ,lK>'lv,H»;fn
“Thfhl /nM iriii4 Ms-JW•ttpiH'.'iled qnil
will las carried ilireet to
t’onrt of tlie United States. An ..
fort is being wade to secure a hearing
The New-Day
Icecream
Countless homes now make
ice Mfam in this way —a
aurjjai.Wtg; ice cream, yet
quick Mvl economical.
Use one milk, or milk
i and crcim, or evaporated
milk diluted. Add one pack-
age Jiffy Ice Cream Powder.
Then the flavor from the bot-
tle in the package.
No cooking required, no
eggs, no sugar. Just freeze,
and you have two quarts of
rich and delicious ice tream.
You’ll adopt this new-day
method when you try it once.
,My
Ice Cream
ihi tdwi^SijiiJh
10 Ccfllf.
'! WTfknored
All Groctrt.
Amabel Wielded
W icked Razor.
t’liicngo—“Mabel, the lN’iiuilfiil lady
burlier'' used a razor with such deft-
ness of touch that she is alleged to
have won tlie affection of Edward ('.
Rice.
Mrs. Josie Ilieo in her suit for sep.
hFiito npilntcm.nce bh’iitified Mrs,
Ylnbej .bines, on whom slie said ltiee
laVisbed money while refusing to sup-
port his family out of an inline of
$12,000 a year. Site said that her luis-
bimii bad admitted that lie loved the
woman burlier, Mrs. .Tones, niid-thnt
lie luid la ■come tired of. liis wife?
Some People Get
Away With Anything.
New York—Lawrence .1. Lesh. in-
ventor. has fas-hioued what lie says is
must wonderful Imrghir alar in. It is
outfitted with plenty Of,motors, wires
ami a phonograph, all of which arc set.1
going by t\e ojaudng of a door or wlm
dow.
After tlie invention was completed,'
Lesli left his laboratory for a short
time and when lie returned found if
ransacked. His typewriter. jewelry
ami his phonograph records. Including
the otic used iu the burglar alarm,
were missing.
Too Many Cooks
Cause Separation.'*
Pittsburgh—'The domestic broth of
Mr. and Mrs. George Williams was
highly seasoned with paprika, accord-
ing to suit for divorce filed by Mrs.
Williams following n separation since
Scnfeinlier, litis.
Mrs. Williams Is a graduate of a
Boston cooking sojiool. She said she
had no desire to liiiast, hut if there
was any other iiersnn hi tlie- world
who’ possessed such eultliaflje skill, the
t-nanie Imd'slipped lW-mbwl.i'l IT' * '
I tVilliams nisn tp-bli’s himself on ids
mastery of the art of coojtiug. Jlis,
*J?t "i/e admitted that his flapjacks and
omelets were hard to beat, but she
said there were other things to he’cou-
side red when lulsiuo U umletdiseus-
sloii. Soon after the nmrriage in lbl.1
arguments lx>gnu iil the ;kitchen, Mrs.
U illiams held that Boston is the fnie
venter of culinary Jcarning. while Wil-
liams insisted (but lie had learned to
wri'stle pots in many iMirls and was
a higher authority because lie was
more cosnioiMilltan.
These arguments. Which never
solved tlie question, continued until
the separatum
A machine lias been invented iu
Denmark for mixing iwat.’ and brown
coal into fuel briquets of high heating
value.
Zerno, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You
Need. Is Not Greasy
Don’t worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear
healthy shin by using Zemo ob-
tained at any drug store for 35c, or
extra largo bottle at .$1.00.
Zcmo generally removes pimples,
blackheads, blotches, eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo.is a dean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy arm stains nothing. It is easily
applied ani costs a mere trifle for each
application. It is a! ways dependable.
Tfcc-E. * • L’T./.'r . CF'Velsod. (A
INTERURBAN
CAFE
Where the people go—
Lunch at all hours, day oi
night. ., *
MERCHANTS’LUNCH.
Ladies especiciRy jhv^cd
to out Cafe. , ,
_ WM. FAY, frop.
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