Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 18, 1915 Page: 3 of 7
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THF. SHERMAN DAILY fiSMOCRAT.
Thursday. ferri ary m. i
PAGE FCVR
HAS DISTINCTIVE AIR
Among thr Courts
NOVfL TOUCHES IH NEW SUIT
ILLUSTRATED.
That t« It Not ml a hattoca U il« C» W»
Charm-—UtptaLatwIi Aiwa Vatfor
It tha Mott St.ukl* Mitt
Hal to Vga.
It tashio** ih* uaaeual ta »owrW
*m pbww It »«r hearts hj \m«* »4
>h*t «"t’*c#r**«wt dctkw tar novwttj.
the k*h«4oaKV|U« clumpe* it
tashkm*. rid testa,* tv *-> jcsn« .4 us.
W* r>T'bclna7tj Tvr\>B*M~hb.sit through
«Me ow* Ttrttu <4 vifW)-thi.a
ta ntU of lift."
IT T«tJ fc**w year out !<to*s of (mV*
•**? and onti»»;itT ««• thtm hy all
r mrr -tsmpercd with (fixcw'ttaiv. «t
yo* wit! Bud a stepping*
sTs»t «»ty jTvaa the oowiHK*ivp!«ye A
tat small tvwctaft* that evrrv-t* Irwll-
ridaahty jo farther toward assariug
^VHhAi
a MlR «i twot'l as **'
ktah tot. St fact, It rfce «to**ir
watts Iks ■T*ftKW»w twt. JIuAls ,
*«d>e * fine of $* awd n*v:-j
*ata»* «•«> w? the aT.:**-'-* a Ml »*si
jen* J b»\ jit thy;y YTMt IfMfln •
t»re Vm a$«ft on toadlar rbaTTm H j
y*(,ta; •«« ,bms more mew Harr*.1
matta* «! t>w dajigwr « h'ta, l,w>
wA'iwjo?****." It «ai% races.
Ohrei «! TVMk*- S*tr Me star vive j
»><* rodaC • *1 Saw (rtwt Wn$ me* »n- ]
imrtw#- w watch :he jump's i kuts!
Them t
Vt Sprtog Waists
ttea rscrnt of a *a« or *o»n stuut
Aoe* at> patter* that >» a l}pa no
matter hew tot.
The chlr suit lilar rated how tfr.A* I
^ftlfrietioa It a novel method of in-!
trsvJoritc tail**** la the *A,rt_ an4 in
»ta btaeseUke yaeVo; with a hnad bo 1j
that bsttsta* It hack
J-ip-.ydatsh hlse \eta«ur is uved
Fete. tltk trff-svsvivd haitoai and
whir* or taupe tat maKir,pt
The »en*e portKu-. of l bo yarket
fasti** dsrwrtiy It S^otl up to tha
rwsrL. tbtob I* finttdsMI with a kisb
turt-oror of ati> si;«u It u bhxisod
Automobile funeral Car for ^Sherman
t»oxn,of>Ss br »o ovor-
ft.N stw« tfesju dri'-or*
jttolur tbo iraTTIf ortinatfr" *u any
t ]sy>a|«>r. Ylws. *ro stjswu'i to Jw>
Ii.vtrr*r*»>srvS tiM’fOs.. 'isw or, » tawni-
*JikT t..fc Kardlint rats fcs? »jv *
■* jt»f fftt. ikr n'Tj Vat's Vf tbrs t'sr
w|i>«it taauiUiT t nk «Jio laitw. «.> a.^~
1 ts-wv t» ikra it to yoac ib* ord.nsrms
I jot ttir Kubt«rt *; mh. for tbr> tii3
| IlK fchVoo it’so «vst>n t bopo*rT tfcoy
1 ! . TV** It”
A few years from to-day the country will be full of discarded horse drawn
funeral equipment. All of the pleasure and half of the Commercial vehicles
are ndw Auto; the carriage for pleasure purposes is gone forever never to
return. Even the undertakers themselves take their pleasure oitlngs in
automobiles, while coal, lumber, brick and heavy drayage is hauled by
auto trucks.
J+jv can a first class undertaker ask a family ourniny a fine. big limousine, or touring
car, to leave them standing idle and come to a funeral in <1 close, stuffy carriage on a
very warm day ? t
mfome one will say that the rushing of our loved ones to the grave by gas or electricity
will be an impropriety. Jhat, in mo opinion, in this age is ridiculous Jhe sentiment
might have had some value five or ten years ago. but now \Je are so accustomed to the
brsezy and lively movement of Ihe auto that any of us regards fifteen miles an hour as
slow traveling.
At most every funeraJ that we have conducted in the last year there have beeti numer
ous autos following in the procession, most of them running in first or second speeds,
while many of them will turn off on other streets, going direct to the cemetery and waiting
for the slowly moving carriages.,
tfo fairminded undertaker in these days should require that discomfort of his patrons,
first-class or second class, and whether fashionable or just plain, ordinary, everyday
Kr. IniorMuit flwif' «'***“. |
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|ts»2 it Uw «etwtj otost for tbo.^aM ]
Itat eat}*.1
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1tS»o»» t *» soruw^fi of ibt fbofs of j
jltirkv;-! TTW. Mr tot Mrs. 3 R j
.UtmSRftfj. * laws 1*31 Jtw
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lore. aatitMf. of Mburttf.
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lire if* SfMiraat
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^ r-uitan j. Ttapw, Mr in Tiu attattetTta rt^ tew wSi* wt* *1*, ^rtiuntod
*%!£! ^ »-W bJSr^tE Tl,- * door 'off
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2P ***' !Baai**aj*1’ **fi mmmmMaax DaniBw. ’■ - ItlNtt »bm ‘fe1 «*jok*4 Iwr kwe
>?/ a country funeral we had lately there were nineteen autos in Ihe procession, not a
horse drawn vehicle was present except the hearse and Ifou can imagine our embarass-
ment in such a predicament.
Jhe auto funeral is here. “&)e can't stop it' And who wants to stop it pray? No-
body for reasons of efficiency,high cost, propriety and good looks, good sense or morals.
Jhe above is a cut of our new Jfuto hearse which we have just rectived and we are
now prepared to give cur patrons either auto or horse drawn funerals.
John C. Panned
UNDERTAKER
♦ *• ' ♦
+ AM CSKHKNTS. *1
Sbr.d H‘IIs of B«srgen.
IVrci'ii i* h»* HiliitT iiiHUitlt**# from
iti«* u tin-ii t iM |ioiut <*f
tin. CMS1-.I nf Ui.il.ni'i arv uuuMinlly ctui -
> >i<-lli)4t- invo l!i« IcHtu* «)( "I.Utta
Suitz»-r!.iU<) t» i»w jtfiljlilxirlHKMi.
Tl;w«e limits n re I lit* sivnn* ul very 'u
tangling ettieriMii'iiix In Hr pluming.
«lilt u view to *ee|iing them suiunn
nrv null pn-servinc nie vulinilile mini
i.eliiinl tlii'Ui frwui luitnl^llrifl. Tills
slow nfforint.itnni m Herjmi. on willed
sntne iIkiiimiiH n( j»muU* lire ‘iient
annmillv. was miUmed ny » very re
ra.iiCTIile private nssm-iatioti. the Neth-
er In (ids 11 en It li society, which, starting
In a quiet way twenty-live years ago.
now employs from Its headquarters in
Ctreeht an army of workers and turns
over some f80.(X»U annually in IU lui-
prenretneuts.—Ismdon Tftaudard.
lusr Urtfrtaftwa.
lK AM FSfa»»«4i isstriet ««*.'
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mtm S4w» A. MlaWr*. by *a*t
fiit>A.*>u. X K. & T. By. Co. of
fTnai*. tk«r« ta * jtipmtatt i®r tbt
I 1* tiw ft.st o' Xn. C H. Br.rtof.
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trial tx rfc* f*s* »wtrt rivr »-*s*
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I*f*«rt*i»R. an4 «mkW by izr*v~
f
Sent ember Morn.
At JaM '‘September Mora-' has
taen dramatized. It was bound to
occur at sometime and the trans-
lorrniiJg of Raul Chabas' painting
into three acts of girls, music and
mirh has hapixed. Arliiar f;ille“-
pie did ft We wrote the play. Frau*
Taonehlil. Jr., staged it; Virgil Ben-
nett taught "September Horn' how
to dstnee. bat tha anil couspifator
I* l^o C.reenwood. the original
joy germ, it** is the star of the bit
new musical comedy, along with
Oilie Carew, Barbara Douglas and
other bright comedians.
One may imagine every musical
play they have ever seen—then
combine, the lot and let it simmer
down ‘ until it condenses, leaving
PRETTY MADE-OVER FROCK
Oid Fass- ©red bitk D-ets or Skirt Era
•If Ma.d« Suitable tor the Danc-
ing Floor,
Aeraui Fed ft Fiel Company
UtUI—UI-BOMk-UNL. * 9
Manufacturing
Optician
OHM B BkDOOOOOBOB 01) Ul
COMMMttCIAl. I
lltll.DIMU
HIIKIIM AV. THA AS.
*13-14
See the latest
Outdoors
styles now on
display. A
new shipment
just arrived in
goods by the
yard and the
made-up veils
Prices range
ter Mom" carries the audien
atburtfimughfijuTuSd with
and whirl of real pleai.iir-'.
“September Morn
“Make a Garden”
“Make It 4 Fad”
comes with a
LaSalle opera House. Chicago, rep-
utation where it recently bad a big
ran. At Sherman Opera House for
one Bight, Friday, February 19.
Then See How Good You j
— - ■.. . . . i
CHA.VGB IX MASAGiJMBNT.
Mrs: Beulah Sullivan lias faken
charge of Mrs. ,f. A. Doinke'a boafdin ■
ar.4 robmitig homo- on tiny account of
Can Make It
Mr*, l/omk-** health falling. Every-
thing in modern and uptodate. Tallin
board 1# fleet class and service the
XOT ONLY BECAUSE OF TILE FINE VEOE-
TAUI.es FURNISHED THE TABLE BUT THE BRIDE
OF SAYl\\i THAT YOU MADE THIS OOOD GARDEN.
AND TKEN'SW'-OUTUOOn LIFE AND EXERCISE
WILE BE THE BEST SURING TONIC THAT YOU
CAN TAKE. WE CAN FURNISH ALL THE TOOLS
THAT YOU NEED INCLUDING GARDEN PLOW,
HOE. I RAKE. SPADING FORK AND ALL OTHER
THINGS THAT WILL MAKE IT EASY AND PLEAS-
ANT. 4 ^
SEE Ol'R LINE OR PHONE U3 TO SEND THEM
0Ur' i. . \ ' .
b(/». prfrflz ar® r*a«om»bl,o. Room
and b«ard J-LOO and $0,00 per week
Table board $ ».T«. rate® by the
ifioiith! 115 W. Pecan St, Phone
r^aV torwy. ItaoHc*. *25- Corduroy for. Ctrl*.
!. A. L. Th >mpr.»n, H ut, to Deni- For young gDl* corduroy la derided-
1,'wn Lninb-r Co., lot f, blo«fk «A, lr la fa*hloft. It la used In brown,
; Miner* »<.ot.q addftio» to L-m*oa. Um and aomettmea green, and when
AfJtKC — ,It to made up la * mill with a full
J H Turley to A. L. TbompiMm, uftfcl and long coat It ii*mo»Y'appro-
[ f?:* mnm Poley Ann Boone aurvey prtale for cold weather.
t i • 5 . ______
1 EJm*r H« - land to Zora Ilevlaad,
Vtl -acre* VCarr<a Lyman, et al, A STRONG INDORSE5A1ENT.
.eurveya, %lb. gr, q. Holme* of the Decorah,
—---m+m------ Ja., Journal »aye, "I have l»een a
I Mr*. T. Xdureuar. Ran Claire, *ufferer from Ptlei and Hemmor-
j Wta., *aya: "Foley'* Honey and holds for year*. I got no relief un-
ijTar Compound cured my boy of a til rny druggist recommended Merl-
Jvery severe attack of croup after fol Pile Remedy. Before I bad
| other rented lea had failed. Our taken half the package the distress
milkman eored hi* children of waa gone and 1 have had no trou-
j whooping cough," Foley’s has forty Die since: I would not take a
. I year* record of similar caffes. Con-'thousand dollariKand be back In
[Wpa no opiates. Always ibal*t on former condition.” Keith’s Drug
j Foley'*, For sal* by all druggist*, store, Sherman, Tea., local agency.
I | twfi tu-aat-w
dis-tf
$39. new-
Hard time soeial tomorrow night
at the home of 8am McAfee;
Cleveland avenue. Everybody invit-
ed to attend. 1
Ladles of Key Memorial Church.
ns-u
60c to $1.50
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Rind You Hava Always Bought
Bearatho y^TT*
Signature oi
Scull-Swain
, , “The Good
105 N.Travis St
>000800008
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