Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 2, 1916 Page: 7 of 8
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1-i.
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ilwit.ii ♦All BAtt any kind of work
. 1 (hat a dosnrrtng student cud do this
ftm dr Mlntar'? We hare more applt-
eutkius for work than we cau fill. Jf
interested call Austin Coliege, 874
old. Jjl7tf
NtmCE.
AH DAHT BflioftaT.
WOMAN GIVEN1 \r»*******~***»*”
BM I
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SStt
FOR RETCMROOMS,
J*w*'v3SJ
•••••• • *4vC
FOB RtaWvrNht^ilfeiriilslied room*
for light lietMekeepUiK, half block
/rum court intone. 'Mrs, W. P. King.
227 West Houston At a2-t>t
C LOSE Hi APARTMENT for light
lioiisekeeidagit new furnishings, all
imaleia eonv.auluHfces, ; With slot-plug
porch.-1 Old phone WI3. j-'U-tf
JWO MTS
Hi ■ . To Make Up Her Mind (or
Serficripperaden. SkeRe-
ff ottr wagon tana: iftc a hundred tor iiued] Cured by Lydia E.
t:
two
and
FOB BENN-ftTRlt weeks or
months; huge southnost room
kitohfnet; Tnrlvtrte tntlrr 31- North
CroeSfitt'Vt/fef. tJM phOhe 550. j2U-3t
FOR RENT—Four room house. 41A N
Willow. QaH tmnfc Inman. Jifttf
POfc SAIJ5— Ai a bargain, to good
terms— three lota on West Pecan
sffott, ofiff Ibt bn Bast Houston, also
52-acre farm fire tftHCSI froab Sherman.
Bof Davta. OM Phone f or
Jgn2^tf
ST
arty kind magazines; also best prices
for atnjr kind of jtlhk. Orayson Irqfi
& Metal Co. New phone 93. 411
North Montgomery street. J17-13t
Farm LOANS—I always bare money
to Jaap «n, good, tarn* at .ti^ . lowest
interest and the, easiest
hrer offered. R. U Data wood,
Texas. *26-tf
PRICKS ARE RIGHT— Refrigerators.
$3.00 up; New and old Dressers. $5.06
HR ((.'wok Stoves, $2.00 up; Ritcben
w jum> -*>u
rate of in
terms (fre
Sherman.
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■ PHfe«l#lfc,Pa.—“One year ago I
Wktfvwy sick m I wrffored With pains
inliita..li(.igilftiifth'iht my aide and back
IJTHBED
iltiut. (lid n
SO
Watau
ROOM for reat 304 S.
phone 1177. , Jy28-tn
RENOWN i ROOMS—2*1% W. Hous-
ton) boM clean rooms, utfiTy 50c. Stiec-
iul rate* by week or month. Old ldionc
983. - jy27-tit
MtsKAlJ INHTRI’MBNTS.
FOR SALE—wurlUaer roire B flu:
trombone, bran buys it.
(less than half-price.) Can be seen at
- a*-8t
419 Nt^-Wpod St reef.
FOR REN’i—Two rooms
uished for: II
E. Rkhaal*.
nicely
lilshotl for fight housekeeping.
Id phone 1410.
fur-
1313
J27-IH
HELP WAfTttD.
I ;
:i u;
FOR BBNT—TWo neat light housw
keeplng rooms, liirfTfnrt gas, reason-
able; Just te hare stane one hi the
twmse. -515. 3. Montgomery. ... J24
FURNISHED ROOMS for light
housekeeping. 208 K. Cherry. jy21-ti
? WANTKD -A gqoA cottred girl
tend bah# every afternoon. Old ph«
$15.
FOR RENT
three
-An apartment of
unfurnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Cali 125-, New Phone. J20-12t
*o1T NAM—Apart meht, Oaraway
Flats, all conveniences. Old phouc 137.
Jflf-tf
FOR SAlJf—Horse'i %itagyand
ness. A bargain If taken at obce.
ply Sanitary Bakery. • •
AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SA1JB—A 1914 tikdftfac Var-tn
good cttfuting order.. with electric
lights and starter; attractive price.
Roberts. Electric Co., phone* lfil.
if.. . .
FOR > SALE—One 7-foot Deertag bind-'
er; one spaa mu Isa, one hay press. 2
wagons,, for cash or good time note*.
Old phouetUh. .. , .■■•• joKt-tf
SfttfcElf Sewing Machines rented, ro-
ptflred tit sold on easy payment*. Sing-
er Sewing Machine Co. </M Phone 14S.
New Phone 298. No. 208 South Travis
street. Ifc Ch Humber,-agent f25-tf
ti£T 99 do your carpenter work. U
N. Sanders, 115 W. Pecan. Old phone
m»tf
order your
kind of
tanks:
Tenuille.
afe-'
Farm and
Garden i
■h hum nn wwwetw
CUTTING CORN FOR SILAGE.
h» my side and 1
-•flaai-*-
Sanders,
1052.
Proper Time. Is Whsn the Ears Ars In
ths "Glaxsd Stags." j
The New Jersey station draws atten-
tion to a tendency among some of tlr*
«faity T Ktart to f ***** dairymen, who realize the value
Sort dbetota and: •* corn 8,,aK* ■■ * *<**■ w Pnt thclr
ithey aH said I had cora ,nt0 the *llo at such an early
Ifemale ttouble and . stage of growth that it Is prsetlcally
would net get any Impossible to make a first class grade
irelief Until I wetald of silage, even though it Is stored lu a
be operated on. I j perfect silo. Silage cut at the right
hatf kuITcred forfOur au(] (n a good slie Is one of
the most economical- and palatable
ting worse the mbfe ■ tee<ia «“ ** <«? to «*iT’
never regular. I saw your advertise- 1 n,,t**nt* oan b* ba^,cd aud *“
ment inle newspaper Ind the pictorg' • “^t eeoeomlcat and convenient way
of a woman who had been saved from! tb* CMB ta c,,t *,,d put lo th*
an operation and th>B picture was hrr- ( 81 t .. , ' . .
pressed oh my mind. The doctor had ( Ano.her po nt, which Is of consldera-
given me only {wo more days to make ! bl*/al,le ls *• “cM1on h *be c“™
. ; * . , , ,. .. , undergoes when placed In the Silo.
TtoTta « fermenting process during
the sugar In the com is changed
years before tins
j time, but I kept tfet-
• stave at once for i
Rnkham’sYe
elieve. me. l only
A SAFE DEPOSIT
C&KSi5e±!*'«
jnly took four doses be- {f* 8e1
fore I felt a change and when I had iini
ished the third bottle I was cured and
hove# felt better. I grant you the priv-
ilege to publish my letter and ant only
too glad to let other women ittoWof my
cure.”—Mrs. Tros. McGonigau, 3432
Haftvilie Streat, Phils., Pa.
several adds. This softens the
! fibers, makes the protein more digesti-
ble and adds desirable flavors.
The proper time for cutting com is
when the majority of the ears are In
the "glazed siage." If cut for silage nt
an earlier period it contains such a
NiCEfe
housekec
iTBHE
furnished -for
all. modern
light
iso keeping; ' all. modern conveni-
ences. 502 N. Travis. OM phone 1235.
• ; , '.-g-a*.-.-Ja*-**
FOR RfeNTJ-Two rooms furnished
for li^ht housekeeping. Gait snd
“ phope 795. Mr*.(
ontgomery. JlS-ljt
Mitchell,
cost $1,800.
(•oudlffou; will
bath furnished. 01*1
M. Vestal, 200 N. M<
TWO LARGE front rooms for Hght
hdusekeephri. mortem conveniences.
two large rooms
and southwest rooms
pWnTH! M3.
jsffissm
FOR RENT-Two
for light housekeeping.
1297. -------
Old
rooms
phone
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rNN fiRNif—Furnished roetos for
light housekeeping. Old phone 987.
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FOR RENT—Twa or three rooms for
light housekeeping, data In. 323 E.
Cherry.^ ■
FOR ftENT—Ftrst-class rooms (mpd-
Am) In prtvA^a booae.^ oorger^CoUege
FOR SrtlF—5 pasw-iigcr
fleetrie.fight* and starter:
Gfraistltced first class fop,u..w. ,nM.
sell at a Imfgaln. North Tegus Muter
hoth ph,jrtes 821. gl-(J(
FOB SAliS—Ford Racing Car., equip-
ped filth wire racing wheels. 100 mile
siieixlometer. motor meter, shock ab-
sorl^gs. ptumWr etc: «tra «wrtpment.
extra wheel, tiers, motor parts, axles,
wheel I-on rings ahd gears; this H a
iQguiar rneUig car. not a cut doty a
touring car; run 700 mile?; eau ho
l.taight nt a fmrgivtn. 3W 8. Travis St.
Both phoues (121, jy24
F6R SALE— One five-passenger Ford
ccr for cash. -■• Also one sucre;
cheap. Gao, A. Stewart jyi;
UVE STOCK.
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FOR 0AI#1—One geutlp horse, cheap
IWiitS tbfrn. 1202 B, Clmffln St, aS-Ot
FftR SAlR—Good Jersey cow, cheat
ARBUR GAY IN SPAIN.
NATOrifth BANK
Cost* Only Twenty Tire Cents per
Month and Mar Save You
ThaJ.|^ny ^Dolla&l
trey,
134f
tV
1 vmSJ-'
Old
Phone 983 at 1284.
»(-■■ <■ -r.-
Jy27-tf
‘X
and Porter
, ermnn.
strMta .lira.
Dlpk*
rnlfWf
rie
tor nn-
FOB MBIR^lri
fnrnfshed, c6ol, convenient rooms.
|*lose In. Apply. 216 West Joccs. a8-tf
FOk KtW-ttOOSES.
FOR SAI*—tine i.icc|
coir at bargain. A. W. peters,
Houston SU old phone 1005.
LOST AND FCMrof
J.v23lf
FOR RENT—My home place. 410 N.
Binkley street; six-room, haii «nfl
hath: gad and electric lights. Old
phone 315. Emory Tolbert. J.’ll-tJt
.......— ■ ' - ■
FOR RENT—0 room house, all mod
ern conteOteuces; cpriief I-uuiur ami
fallen, old phone 5(1._Jy.'ll-'tt
FOR RENT—A four room Cottage on
\\’<>st Houston street, south front:
price rciiSOdnbIC. RobCttS Electric t'o„
PIkhics 1S4. J21M f
FOR RRnI’—Nice fire rtson bouse, on
East, t’lmfflu street, t’all R. R. As inn,
New Mwire 123. Jy29-«t.
T~---*-----
FOR RENT—My place on South Wal-
nut. Apply to 7,1’. Wooten, 110 Hast
Jones. Jy25ltf
FOR RRWt-Ffvh rmifit iimisc,
lAttff—Rosew<»sJ umbrella liaiidlfi, W
Houston St., gold cup • hi end .with
'Inhl.i’s K. H., XiCits 1914. re-
" ard. Return to LH-mwrat. J28 Ot
LOST—A fraternity pin, diamond
sliH|ied. GtCt'k fefferfnji. surrounded by
l»*arls. Initials on back H. S. W. Re-
turn to 223 E. Ijrmar or Democrat and
re<-elve rCrt-srd. 5,« J.v27tf •
T^ce k Stviml
GALVESTON
Roundlrips
etfi-OfiON HALE DAIDT.
? F ■ .‘ Ttwawr 90 DAYS.
wwssar^sa
train fehres RHerhlMi 3:15 £ m.
written
line
l>ean.
INSURANCE ,.tr
"aNtT^ItoSnADO tasuntnCt
_ In time-tried; fire-tested old
I. SlANTIUS, TlrkCt Agent,
Union Station.
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iO I
POULtRt.
HAvR MOVED u»y plane of business
from wagun yard op South Crockett to
Hits OrS¥fy sfeifr, iWiutlhkest cprnet
of square. C* Q. Scruggs. Both phones
7f%-- o , ................ M
but lu uni ural gas.
N. Pbrter fit., also 5 res an
trn.
electric lights, 1913
house,
natural sa* for heating nml lighting
711 S. Rusk. A. I,. Burton, ohl phone
517. J25tf
FOR RENT-™4-rooin cottage - near
Frisco shops; .3 room rottagfi mwr
waterworks j 5 room efrttage 2tl 8.
Montgomery. W. M. Scott. 202 E. La-
mar.__. r Jrl7-tf
FOR RENT—5-room house, S. Travis
street: all eouvetttencm., ..Gall YgtfW
Shoe Go. _jy 174f
FOR -WENT—Desirable cottage, ,810
ClevoJttud avgnue. Jigs six fooms (kith
nuslern conveniences and garage.- Af»
ply ORi riibae B98. '. ijtktf
MISCELLANEOUS.
t...
tt.VMM)—Two or three furnished
rooms. Must, tic In lx«st nelghhorliivsl.
Mali full (sirtlcuUirs to I. M„ eare
I (emoctat No ssihII children. a2-2t
FOR SALE—Tvv« Moline engine
(lows: will sell at a bargain. J. N.
fj|i>et*n, Honlhmttyrt, Texas.
_a2-3td-2tw
FOR F.tLE—1 Of 5 large »
Imixcs. See M. Pollock.
A Custom That W«* Copied From Out
Troo Planting Festival.
You are prone to think, since Ameeh
ea Is the youngest of all the nations;
tliht all otir custom* are derived from
some older people, -hi whose notional
lift) * A part of our population had its
source. Dhl yon ever hear of an old!
European country adopting a custom 1
that originated in the United States!
When yon read of the Fiesta del Arbol
In Madrid you are more than likely- to
assume that It was the tree planting
day that gave a suggestion for out
annual Arbor day.
Would you be astonished to leant
that the Arbol fiesta was patterned i
directly after our American festival ttt
holiday, when trees are planted by the
children of the public schools? That
It was copied after our custom is not
difficult to establish, for the first fes-
tival of this kind was held In Madrid
In 1800, having been inaugurated by
the young kkig and his mother. At
that time we had been celebrating Ar-
bor day In the United States for more
than twelve years.
In that country the event has come
to be oj^aaaJ significance, since It Is
iintlofirfT wbertas In our country it ls
under the dlrccfl^j of the iudlvidtint
■cry year the school children
not only commanded to plant
young trees, but they are taken to in-
spect the planttug of previous years
and are Impressed by their teachers
with the importance of conserving the
forests of their native land. In his
first Fiesta del Arbol address King
Alfonso 'announced that the idea wSv
’borrowed from the United States, and
it was regarded as of so much Value
that not even the rancor of the Span-
lsh-Atnericau war sufficed to Interfere
with Its observation.—St Louis Globe-
Democrat
_Sit
vVaNTED - Two rooms with board for
flufti, yvlft* anti eleven-yeur-old daugh-
ter. l’rlyate faintly preferred I’lease
give location amt-pelt*.--Address 900,
(Me I (Chide frft.
T*
or-
_m-3t
stacks.
23-fit
FOR RENT—Cottage, 4 rpotns, pantry,
gas, electric HghtaAsdiftniile. Rent
reasonable. Apply 403 N- Binkley, St.,
old phone G30. JB)-t
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE—Modern
Travis St. Address S.
bungalow. South
H. P.. Democrat.
FOR SALE—Four choice residence
lots, three fronting on Grlbble avenue.
One on Eust (t'berry, Mrs. T, T,
well, old phone 5S)0. . . j_
m
MEN WANTED To Ix>arn the Barber
trade. Cau be your own taws or sure j
of steady employment. Few weeks
completes. Wages wlitlo learning.
Oiiert fit-itt: Country or city applicants
yo'-optrtl. Catalogue mailed .free.
Moler Burlier College, 2011 Elm, fst.,
Dallas.- Tex. J Jyfj^t
family wants to rent.
Must be,on
high class neighljar-
fdress 3. 8., care Democrat.
__Jy29-$if
Hilt 8.4LF-A refrlgetntor, very
can be seen at Democrat of-
________ July27-tf
We feel that we can
be justly proud of opr
wloetiOn of stoiling sil-
ver this yCur. Many
of the designs are en-
tireljt neiv, and the va-
riety Is excellent.
You can’t make a
nil-stakc is chtatslng
Starring stiver as a gift
—no, mattar in wjupt
form, it is always
Kpod, always pleasing.
Ami ft taw ideCes boUgftt
niuu-Tied later
easious."
LOOK GOOD FEEL GOOD.
No one can either feel gmsl or look
good while suffering frome onstiim-
Hon. Get rid of that tired, drrtggy,
lifeless feeling by a treatment of Dr.
King’s New Life Cilia. Buy a box
take one or two pills .tonight,
(he morrtlng-tfeO stuffed; flutl feel-
ing is gone and you feel better at
hnee. 25e nt vour druggist.. dftw
--4_-
today,
in the
MOSBY AND HIS MEN,
1
\
RESPONSIBLE
six or seven room cottage
good street and
cheap;
flee. _
FOR SALE—S. corner Willow ami
King Sts., 75x140 taR, one three room
five room Itafise; alt ebnvbnt-
and one
enees. Make
gram, 1310^5,
SIS.
H: L. In-
Dallas.
Jy28-6t
resldeftee Vft
FOR SALE—Choice
East Houston street
Part cash, balaw* t HI . HI
WjBpMd, old telephone 17^- -J,
... — .....
FOR SAlfe—1 cook stove, 1 heater, 4
rlgfe latn|»8, A. h. Burton, old phone
611 Jy25-tf
FOR SALf —Two outhouses, one al-
most new. Apply th i. W. Haynes, old
i>hoffe 12-2. , Jy22-tf
MtaiuARfisiUHyi
FOR RENT—
of the city-
«swr KA a
phono -Jy27-0t Ad
air
WANTED—To buy 2, 3, or 4-room
' t>u*e id bo moved to vacant lot.
ddrea* “L. A. G,” care Demoera
ftlfE, COOL rooms,
£*2 MCkVSjt
PALACE BARBER SHOP
m«a«it ttojfe Btx.
Best Workmanship.
Baths.
Gtate’ ana Boys’ Hair Cllpp
it
The Old Warrior’* Attituds TowSrd
Reunions Aftor thS WSr.
The late Colonel John S. Mosby dif-
fered from many military men in that
instead of being pleased at being given
a higher designation than be was prop-
erly entitled to the conferring of the.
higher title Vlas extremely obnoxious
to him.” reinfft'kMl Henry D. Rose of
Norfolk.
“People “who thftriftbt to please him
by calling lthn setter*! Instead of find-
ing favor InrrtkCd hpon thettUWdveS the
resentment of the old *partl*an chief,
•r never #fts a jWhBMIk sfta1’ I heard
him ohee Sity wlthf|rmrtl Vftrmtli to a
young Virginian Vbb thus addressed
hltn. '! atti CbWnM iHottby, «f?d I nfever
attained Hhv h!?hf« tank than colonel,
stf please don’t cftll me gertertt).’'
“AS braie’s fiplrit as evtT lived, the
oM warrior was full of eccentricities.
Ofad of his pecultaflHeA "tkas his per-
sirieiit dPcHttatlotr to attend awV of the
reunions of Mosby1’* men. HO jirohably
gloried In the fact thkt these tatittlons
were held, but no SmOont of persua-
sion could got him to bo preMfit.
“lie used occasionally to indulge in
a little grim humor regarding the num-
ber of thbse who attended therenrftOns.
As the years went by naturally many
of his old followers Writfld cross to the
great beyond, but curiously enough, ac.
cording to the eotonel’s oxTn statemefif.
theta seethed to Wf Jtrtt as mahy of
Mosby's men at these annual gather-
ings a generation after the war as
ever he had enlisted In his command
at the hgteht of its numerical strength.’*
•^Washington Post.
CUTT1NO COBS FOR SU-AOti
high pefeetrtftge of Sugar that the re-
sult Vltl he silage contSltrtiig such a
large arirotiut of'arid that it trill be
nnpalstable. It H mtich better to1
make the mistake of cutting too latej
rather than too early, as the only ob- \
j eel Ion to fate cutting ls the loss ot
moisture, with the result that the
stalks contain too much air and are
liable to mold. This may be tanre&ied
bt the addition Of water While ths Bilo
IS bfeiitg filled.
Ctfrn when ent during the “silk
stttgv” contains practically half tlicj
amount of dry matter and food mitri-1
efitS fts cortt that Is cut for the silo
from seven to fourteen days after tbej
kernels have begun to glaze. This cm-1
pliasizes the Importance of allowing the I
Cars to gri. well glazed before the corn
fa cut for stldge.
Stacking Clover.
Clover left lu the windrow overnight
■cn’rt ftirhfid rtnee or twice thfi following
forenoon Is retfily for the stack wr the
mow the second afternoon after cut-
ting. If the weather looks rainy It
should be placed In cocks, covered well
and left for some time. It ls best U>
Open the cocks and permit them to air
awhile before taking to the stack*
I
+ build The silo now. i
4* i ,• •
Sydney Smith’s Wit.
As Lord Brougham one day rode by
In his carriage, on the panel of which
was a large B. Sydney Smith is said to
have redMU'kSd:
“There goes a carriage With ft B mtt-
within.’’
Because it saves the whole crop. In*
sures “June pasture” In winter, saves
labor and storage space, doubles farm
capacity for live stock, prevents Waste
lu feeding, snves a frozen coi-ft crop
and makes better use bf grain feed
possible, butld n silo.
The sllq. promises a safe place to
store com' that is overtaken by frost
when in the milk stage. The crop will
then make a fairly good quality of si-
lage If it is cut Into the silo at ohce.
The silo furnishes succulent, palata-
ble feed of uniform quality, that ls al-
ways near at hand. •
The silo preserves the com crop with
the minimum amount of loss, ns the
entire plant is made fit for food.
The silo doubles (lie number of dairy
or beef animals that can be kept on a
farm.
The alio economize* space, time aud
building cost* In providing storage
room for the crop.
Tile sllq equalizes the supply of feed
by carrying a surplus over In good coh-
flittbh from one year to another.
The silo can he used for ensiling
clover or alfalfa during a spell ef wet
Weather, when it would he Impossible
tn cure It for tany. — „ . .-
The silo furnishes the most econom-
lell. convenient feed for supplement-
ing *bt»rt pastures during a period of
drought.—Better Farming.
:xxxx:
You Need a Tonic
There are times in every woman’s life when she
needs a tonic to help her over the hard places.
When that time comes to yon, you know what tonic
to take—Cardui, the woman’s tonic. Cardui is com-
posed of purely vegetable ingredients, which act
__________ J WCAj
ailing women tn its past half century of wonderful
success, and ii willjlo the same fogyoiL
Youe**make awfektht taklntf
CARDUI
The Woman’s Tonic
Miss Amelia Wilson, R. F. D. No. 4, Alma, Ark.,
says: “I think Cardui is the greatest medicine on earth,
for women. Before I began to take Cardui, I was
so weak and nervous, and had such awful dizzy
spells'amta poor appetite. Now Heel,as weltaand
RSras isates* acsffflihr
Has Helped Thousands.
Jwv
SuJIt
G$< •$< >$> >$! >$<■ >$< »$' »$< ’I'- ’$■ ’$^$0
G»rets,d Memories
*. • * .
YOU
were secretly glad of the
steadfast refusal o! your favorite doll
to share your bread.- You wanted it
all yourself.
Butter Nut Bread
will affect you the same way today.
i
Vienna Steam BakerQ
lifiUMWfc
D. M. HESTAND, M. D., D. C.
Chiropractic Adjustry
HOURS—8 To 5.
115 South Walnut Street—First House South of Library.
A. F. McKOWN. J. F. WHITE. Assistants.
Doth I’Ikhics isf.
*/tDH 4
Residence I’hoPt—Old 8 Iff.
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Wm. Albert TacketT,
Acnntcr.
Texw.
Two Good Reasons
FOB TRADING HERB.
One of the reasons why we do such a
business is because wc sell good goods.
The other reason is because our store is sanitary.
Try Us.
C. D. Pierce
THE SANITARY GROCER.
b THINK IT OVER ,
Did you sQ> to think of the easy way that is presented
to a man in becoming a Painter or Decorator.
DOES A PAINT BRUSH MAKE A PAINTER?
No! He has to serve Ins apprepticeship.
Let us c^towSwintogv. - We had yeat
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Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 2, 1916, newspaper, August 2, 1916; Sherman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth719356/m1/7/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .