Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-EITHTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 4, 1919 Page: 7 of 8
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Saturday, Jan. 4, 1919
SHERMAN DAILY DEM0CR
CLASSIFIED ADS
- REVISION OF RATES FOR CLASS1HED ADS,
(Count six words to a line. /No adv. for less than 25 cents.)
Four lines or less, one time 25 cents.
-- NUMBER OF LINES —---
Three. Four, Five. Six.' Seven.
2 times 25c | 2 times 35c | 2 times 40c ! 2 times 50c • 2 times 60c
3 times 35c ; 3 times 40c • 3 times 50c ; 3 times (U)c • 3 times 75c
4 times 45c • 4 times 50c j 4 times 60c • 4 times 70c • 4 times 90c
5 times 55c • 5 times 00c • p times 7(k* • 6 time's 85c • 5 times JI1.05
6 times 65c j 6 times 70c • 0 times 80c \ G limes l.Co j 6 times $l.ti5
Two cents per line for additional insertions.
FOU 8AtE—Paurtt meal and bulls
Mnrual Kedninc *26~tf<
KEPT HER AW ■
The Terrible Paini in Baetf !
Sides. Cndfli Gave Relief.
TELEPHONE AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
J. A. L. Woire. Cal T. Freeman
WOLFE A FREEMAN, Lawyer*.
OJfloe 3d Floor. Couiwerolal Bank B*l*
FOR SALE—Bli* bran and rice pol-
ish. Very rich feed for cows and hogs
W. H. Lucan o30-tfc
C E. BOLTON TAILORING CO —
Suita nnd Overrent» made to measefe.
We do repairing, cleaning, pressing
ami altering all kinds cf clothing
Call 337, southeast corner square up
stslrx. nl8-48tp
WANTED—Scrap Iron, (*per, r*g»,
bottles, sacks and nil other kinds of
Juck. Wagon will call fn city. Phene
217, oil N. Montgomery St The Onion
Iron & Metal Co. all-tfe
LUMBER—
Kelsay Lumber Oo„ the place to buy Lumber..............Phone 279
CAFE— u —**’ *
Famous Cafe, 119 North Travis...........................Phone Ml
DRUGS, PRESCRIPTIONS, PATENT MEDICINES—
Hheehey’* Drug Store, North Side Square....................Phone 7
ELECTRIC FIXTURES, SUPPLIES, WIRING—
Kolb Eleclric Co., 118 No. Crockett........................Phone 299
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE—
Gullck & Hall, Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, M. A P. Bank bully-
ing.................................................Phone 195
Carpenter A Bclden, 21$ No. ...............................Phone 43
NEWSPAPERS AND PRINTING—
Sherman Democrat—each vreek-day afternoon and Weekly, Com-
mercial Printing............................Phone* HO and 111
PIANO TUNING—
O. L. Guinn, with Kidd-Key College.........................Phone 835
REAL ESTATE-
11. A. Holliday, Real Estate, Loans, 212 Murphy Bid........Phone 431
TAILORING, CLEANING AM) PRESSING— _
Who’s Tour Tailor? Will Pierce & Co., 211 North Travte...Phone 635
TRANSFER AND STORAGE—
E. Knox Dray Line, 202 E. Houston........................Phone 114
LARGE PLACE on N. TravU for sale
or trade for smaller place. Call 855.
mlfl-tf
IT WILL PAT TOD to get prices
from E. N. Mulkey on Liberty Bonds.
CIO M. & P. Bank bulbil rig, Sherman
o25-rfc
MAHONEY liUUS. for first-etas* sow
relinking. Best material used Tht
best Is alwavs the cheapest. n9-tf
FOR RENT—ROOMS
FOR RENT—2 light housekeeping
rooms, unfurnished or partly furnish-
ed. Modern conveniences. (125 South
Montgomery, l’hone 1137. J3-3te
PdU RENT—2 nice rooms, furnished
for light housekeeping; to couple
without children: garage. 708 South
Montgomery. Phone 1088._i:itfo
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, for mart and wife.
501 South Travis. Mrs. Julia A. King.
d31-5tc
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms, modern,
close in. Phone 141)5. dill-tfe
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 014 North Mnxey.
d31-12tc
FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms,
close in. Plion 990. dfiO-Ctp
FOR RENT—Three unfurnished
rooms, with water, lights furnished
Small garden spot. Call after 0 o’clock.
1802 S. Travis. d28-6tp
FOR RENT—Two office* In Murphy
building, formerly occupied by us
Piiatie 40. Hall A Hare. _Jyll-tfc
FOR RENT—2 nicely furnished rooms,
suitable for light housekeeping, mod-
trn. Phone 302 or call at 017 East Col-
lege Street. m28-tf_
LOST—Between sheriff's office nnd
Mahoney’s shoe store, $10 bill : finder
please return to J. H. Taylor, sheriff’s
office nnd get reward
(14-tfe
FOUND—Curt- button. Owner can have
same by proving and paying for adv.
‘ J2-2te
LOST—In moving, on Friday, Dec
21, a quantity of allverWSfe.' Liberal
reward for its return pr .Information
leading to its recovery, j. M. Young.
207 E. Houston St. _cWTitc
LOST—A plug coral little finger ring
with hand-carved setting. Sultatile re-
ward. Return to Tiemoerat. d3-tfc
AUTOMOBILES
FOR RENT—HOUSES
FOR RENT—Klee 5 or 6 room house
with bnvn and garage, chicken house
nnd garden. See Bob Richardson at
North Side Cafe. l>2-3tp
FOR RENT—200 acres of good blaek
land for cash; 105 in cultivation, bal-
ance In good meadow: two Slots of
good Improvements. Plenty of water:
7 acres in hog pasture; 27 head of
bogs: team and complete fanning out-
fit. feed, to sell. Address Box 20. lit.
2, M«dill, Okla. d’JXOtp
FOR BALE—A 1-ton Ford truck und
touring car. J. O’Hugan, Phone 210.
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AUTO—For feale are trade for dia-‘
mond or liberty bonds. Little 4 Buick.
Tom Spurlock. _rt30-0tc
FOR SALE—1917 Ford touring ear.
Will take cow and Liberty bonds. Car
can lie seen at Pearce Auto Co. Phone
88. Howe,.Texas. d27-tf
KIoUXfcANEOUS.
WANTED—Position by experienced
billing clerk. Call 1992. J3-3tc
WANTED—Position by bookkeciici’
and general office man. 15 years’ ex-
perience; must la* good salary; best
of references. Address X, care of
Democrat. ^ J2-tfc
nursE-
low St.
WANTED
BRANCH MANAGER
ESTABLISHED
CORPORAMON
Formerly’ large manufacturers of
steel production of mammoth patri-
otic work, is opening a Branch Office
in Sherman. Requires service of a
good business man as manager. Ajipli-
cant must assume duties about Jan-
uary 1st., lie ntde to direct a small
sales force, the most of whom wilt be
attracted to the work on account of-
Its patriotic nature. $1,000 cosh bond
required, fully secured. Entirely new
proposition: national advertising cam-
lMiign starting, including double-page
ad in local papers, tremendous oppor-
tunity'. Replies solicited from parties
who find their business unprofitable
or not in harmony with war condi-
tions. Commission basis with earnings
upward of $5,000 per year.
Sales Manager will assist In organ-
izing sales force and supervising
opening of branch house. Make your
answer complete to secure Interview,
l'ou will be required to come to Chi-
cago for two days’ instfuctinn nnd
training, and unless you can do so
at once it will bo useless to apply.
Unless you have the money for cash
bond, nnd, ‘ytrtir reputation will stand
the third degree, save your, stamps-
This is a real opportunity that will
present itself lint once In a lifetime.
Write or wire. PRESIDENT, 1310 Ad-
vertising Building. Chicago, III. j2-0tc
, Msrfcsvnie, La.—Mrs. Alice Johnson,
of this place, write?: ‘‘For one year 1
sultercd with zn rwful misery ia my brek
sad sides. My left side v.aS hurting rae
ad the liiac. The misery was something
awfttL
I could not do anything, not even sleep
at night. It kept tire awake most cf the
eight i.. I took different medicines, but
nothing did me any good or relieved me
until I took Cerclui...
1 was not able to do any of my work
fbr cr.e year and 1 got worse all the time,
wsa coalbed .to my bed off and cn. I,got
so bad .with my back that when 1 stooped
dpwn I v. as r.ot able to straighten up
ag£in .. . j decided I would try Cardui
i.» By time I had taken the entire bottle
I was feeling pretty good and couid
straighten up and my pains were nearly
all gene.
I shall always praise Cardui. I con-
tinued taking it until 1 was strong ar.d
well.” If you sutler from pains due to
female complaints, Cardui may be just
what yoq need. Thousands of women
who once suffered in this way now praise
Cardui for their present good health.
Give it a trial. NC-132
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Author o? i.VL.
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NEW ERA CHECKWRITER
$25.00.
Proof against the cheekraiser.
Write* exact amount of chock in
add proof Ink and cut < each word
into fibre of the paper.
$33,000,000.00
REAL ESTATE.
FOR CASH OR EXCHANGE—8 find
inTWomaS wS Hourton'or pimne
-Day or night. 720 S. Wil-
ji-tfedh
A YOUNG LADY of business experi-
ence and education desires a posi
lion in office. Moderate salary to
start. 505 South Rusk. Phone 101.
j2-3tp
WILL SHARE FREIGHT CAR with
furniture lo Dallas with parties mov-
ing there between now and 15th. Phone'
518,_’_ j2-3tp
WE BUY second hand clothes, trunks,
hand hags, gnus, I looks, kodaks, ahd
rugs. Bring them to Jeffries’ Cloth-
WANTED-
U. S. LIBERTY BONDS
Highest price* paid for ail
. Issues. Wire or write
\
B. B. WILBANKS,
PHONE 68.
Care Commercial National Bank.
Sherman, Texas.
wns stolen from business men by
chcekraisers last year. Why take
a chance when only $25.00 givys
you absolute protection. For
demonstration see or phone
E. W. D. HOPE,
Sherman, Texas.
Phono 1823.
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WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash the poisons and toxin* from
system before putting more
food Into stomach.
Says inside-bathing makes any-
one look and feel clean,
sweet and refreshed.
pWMtMMAMMV
(Copyright, 1917,
CHAPTi
My Secoi
One dny Mr. Gr
In the Held to see *rF
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r ^fnstinicd
with withes of
JS-
Wash yourself on the Inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside.
-g---g i This is vastly more Important because
„ i, || ijrpflm. sit\ a* n ,, n ■ the skin pores do not absorb impuri-
I U. M. ntMApiu, M. U., U. L. | ties into the blood, causing Illness,
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cast front, near Austin College: $1,500
rash, or a first class up to dnte auto-
mobile. I). Estes & Co., office over
Khaw & Sons. J3-3tp
FOR SALE—At a bargain, six room
house. 511 South Elm. between King
andCherry. All modern conveniences,
including natural gas, electric lights,
sewerage.* Lot 88 ft. by 140. See C.
S. Roberts at Rolierts. Sanford & Tay-
lor Co., or after 6 I*. M. Phone 273.
t j3-2tc
WANTED—A five-room house for
rent; close In and all conveniences.
Desirable and permanent, parties. Ad-
dress B. R„ care of Democrat.
*18-tfe
1012.
Jl-tfc
(Chiropractor)
Second Floor Commercial Bank
Building.
Office Phene 157.
Residence Phone 1159,
Hours, 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.
One Day Mr. Grim^haw Came Out in
the Field to See My Uncle.
walked away to the shade of a tree
while the 'hired ninn and I w’ent on
with the hoeing. -T could hear the
harsh voice. o? .ia money-lender
specking in loud r.r.d angry tones nnd
pfesen tly he. Wen t a way.
‘‘What’s the -it. ' 1 asked ns my
uncle returned Un.-^iig very sober.
‘‘We won’t talk about It now," he
answered.
In the candle-light of the evening
Uncle Ponhody said;
“Grlmslmw has demanded his mort-
gage money tin’ he wants it in gold
coin. We’ll hiive to git it some way,
I dunno how.”
“W’y of all things!" my aunt ox-
claimed. "IIow are we goin’ to git
all that money—these hard times?—
ayes! Pd like to know?" -
“Well, I er.n’t toll ye," suld Uncle
Peabody. “1 guess lie can't forgive
us for savin’ Rodney BarnCs."
“What did lie say/’’ I asked.
“Why, he says we hadn’t no busi-
ness to hire a man to help us. He
says you an’ me ought to do all the
work here. He. thinks I ought to took
[ you out o’ school long ago.”
“I can. stay out o' school and keep
on with my lessons." I said.
’ “Not an’ please him. He was mad
when he see yc with a book In yer
band out there In the corn-lleld.’
What were we to do now? I spent
the first sad night of my life undoing
FOR SALE OR TRADE—8 Room
house, 3 balls and hath, 3 acres - of
ground, large orchard: can b» seen at
south end of Willow SL W. C. Melton.
a29-tf
HELP WANTED.
ANY ONE wanting hogs killed, see
Harry Smith, experienced butcher, 411
West Hester St. light hogs $1.00:
heavy ones $2.50, cut up. * d31-(!tc
NICE $800.00 Butter-Kist popcorn and
peanut machine, iu good condition.
Will sell at a bargain. Apply to J. W.
Scott, II. & T. C. Depot, Sherman,
Texas. d31-6tp
WANTED—To rent by Jan.. 20 5 or 0
room house with’ modern Improve-
ments, including gnrage on imved plows, good ns new; one good five-
UNDER our present aesthetic city
government you are not allowed to
keep a hog in a large section of the
city. These rules should and could
hi* modified where proper sanitary
care Is taken so that a good ' nmnv
homos could raise their own meat at
small expense. When you nre living
out of a tin can and pay 40c n pound
for meat, it would not lie a bail Idea
to teaeh boys to raise ft pig. We have
some 20 pigs left, which we art) will-
ing to sell the pick for $10, some for
$8; nge only difference. All of thorn
J, C. Hestnml registered Dutoc-Jersey
breed, and all of them prise winners.
See Mr. ’ Carnnhtn, phone 509X or
187. ! ■» d31-lwo
FOR SALE—Blacksmith shop with
good equipment, 8 Steel beam turning
while the bowel pores do.
For every ounce of food and drink
taken Into thq stomach, Dearly an
ounfce of waste material must bo the plans which had been so dear to
carried out of the body, if this waste me imt not so dear us my aunt and
material is not eliminated day by day „nc!(, i .iecided to give nil my life
it quickly ferments and generates „ . .. . .. . ; .. A
•poisons, gases and toxins which are aucl st'eiiglli to the saving of the
absorbed or sucked into' the blood’ fccm. I would still try to.be great,
stream, through the lymph ducts which but not as great as the Senator,
should suck only nourishment to sus- One day in December of that year,
tain the body. j had my first trlnl in the full respon-
r A, health measure Is to ^ibitlry of mini's work. I was allowed
„ wa^a*Str e“oh», day;,„a to load nnd hniD-ss and hitch np nnd
glas3 of real hot water with a tea- . , , . ., *
spoonful of limestone phosphate in It, t° the mil! without iiKSjstance. My
which is a harmless way to wash uncle nnd Purvis, our hired man, were
these poisons, gases and toxins from busy with the eiu.iiplng aiul we were
the stomach, liver, kidneys and out of flour und meal; It foci: a lot
bowels; thus cleansing, sweetening 0f them to keep tl:o axes going. So
I filled two sacks with corn nnd two
the stomach. ' ° with wheat nnd put them into the
A quarter pound of limestone phos- box wagon, for the ground was bare,
phate costs but very little at the drug nnd hitched up my hqrses and set out.
store but is sufleient to make anyono I reached the mill safely and be-
an enthusiast on inside-bathing. Men f(iilt. j.[-aln was gn utwl the oartii
nnd women who are accustomed to the sky nhove were, white with
snow driving down in a cold, stiff
STOCKHOLDER’S MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the reg-
ular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the COMMERCIAL NATIONAL
BANK OF SHERMAN will be held at
its banking room Tuesday, January
14th, between the hours of 3:00 and
4 00 p. -m., for the purpose of electing
directors for the ensuing year and for
the transaction of such other business
as may come before the meeting.
F. EDWARDS,
decl3 to Jnnl4 ' Cashier!
______ wake up with a dull, aching head or
MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS, have furred tongue, bad taste, narty
'and there was
ihcess of burn-
Iched the other
lashed them to
n length of my
/flered my holt nnd
)iist jmd chain nnd
tlietwecn the boards
k the front brace,
blc*Sfc yrfm tn (ho dialn and set
out agn'itT sifting on the bags.
It was pitch dark and the horses
wading to their Bellies and the snow
coming faster when we turned Into
Rnttlerond. Soon I heard n loud hal-
loo nnd knew that it wns the voice of
Uncle I’enixidy. lie jmd started out
to meet mo lu the storm and Shop was
with hRn..............—
"Thank God I’ve found ye!" ho
shouted. "I'm blind and tired out and
I couldn’t keep a lantern goin' to save
me. Are yc fvosx?”
“I’m all right, imt these horses are
awful tired. Hud to let ’em rest every
few minutes.”
I told him ulmut llie wagon—nnd
how it relieved me to hear him sny:
“As long as you’re all right, boy, I
ain’t goin’ to worry 'bout the ol‘ wag-
on—not a bit. Where'd ye git yer
lumper?” .
"Made It with the nx and some
onlls,” I answered.
After we got to the barn door at last
i he went to the house and lighted Ms
| lantern and came back with it w rapped
i In a blanket and Amt Deel came with
jbim.
[ How proud It made me to hear him
say:
1 “Deel, out boy is a man now—made
this Jumper all ’lone by himself ftn’
l has. got through all right.'
She came nnd held the lantern up
to my face and looked at my hands.
“Well, my stars, Bart 1” she ex-
claimed in a moment. “I thought ye
w’ould freeze up solid—ayes—poor
boy!”
-We carried the grist in and- Aunt
Deel mnde some pudding. How good
it was to feel the warmth of the fire
and of the hearts of those who loved
ine! How I enjoyed the pudding and
milk and bread nud butter!
"I guess you’ve gone through the
second peril that ol’ Kate spoke of,”
said Aunt Deel us I went upstairs.
I Uncle Peabody went out to look at
the horses.
When I awoke in the morning I ob-
served that Uncle Peabody’s bed had
not been slept iu. I hurried down nnd
heard that our off horse had died In
the night of colic. Aunt Deel was cry-
ing. As he saw me Uncle Peabody
begnn to dance a Jig in the middle
of the floor.
I “Balance yer partners!” he shouted,
j “You an’ I ain’t goin’ to be discouraged
j If all the hosses die—be we, Bart?”
I, “Never,” I answered.
I “That’s the talk! If nec’snry we’ll
j hitch Purvis up with t’other hoss an’
' git our haulin’ done.”
He and Purvis roared with laughter
The regular Annual Meeting of the
Sharelioldcts of The Merchants and
Planters National Bank of Sherman,
Texas, will he held at Its office in
Sherman, Texas, on Tuesday, January
14, 1019, between the hours of one
and three P. M. for the election ,of Di-
rectors for the then ensuing yeur, and
for the transaction of such oilier bus-
iness as may properly come before the
meet ing. .
P. R. MARKHAM,
dlC to-janl4 Cashier.
breath, safiowc/mpleHon.otherswho "Ind out of .-he northwest. J loaded i and the strength of the cuirent swept
have bilious attacks, acid stomacher my grist* nnd covered them with « - m7„ioL^,hem
constipation are assured of pro- blanket and hurried away. The snow ' "
nounced improvement in both health came so last that it almost blinded
and appearance shortly.
street. For couple and 4-yenr-ohl child.
Steady year lease or by mouth. Ad-
dress "K,” care Democrat. d27-tfi
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WANTED—Stenographer, male or fe-
male, who can assist on books. Desir-
able place. Give reference and salary
expected in first letter. Apply In own
Jmnd wrifing to X. Y. Z., Postofftee
Box 375. City. J2-4tp-dh
.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST—Lady’s gray suede glove. Re-
turn to Democrat and get reward.
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LOST—Airedale dog. half grown. An-
s.vers Iiy name .of Frarzle. II. >1.
Thompson. Phone 158. ' J2-3tc
room house; all can be seen nt 4?0
West Houston St, Sherman. W. H.
Lummus.
NOW IS THE TIME to order your
window flower boxes; also all kinds of
tin work, guttering, flues *nd tanks;
for prompt work *ee A. S. Tenntlle.
Farley Ueasonover. Charley Reasoiiever
d27 0tp RKASONOVER & RKASONOYER
Attomeys-At-Law
307-309-311 Security Building.
Telephone 88-4.
DENISON, TEXAS.
Ohone 1475-A.
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O. K. SHOE SHOP—First clas* shoe
repairing done. Give us a trial. We buy
and sell second hand men’s shoes. Mat-
thews Bros., 211 S. Travis. Jy2-tfr
CASH PAID for AY«r Savings Stamps.
D. K. Penn, 210 North -Travis.
d23-tfc
FOR SALE—One platform scale, one
cheese cutter, one show case, grocery
shelving, one McCray refrigerator,
one electric coffee mlTl; see W. H.
Lucas or phone 178. n21-tfc
l
PHOTOS
THAT
PLEASE
My Safety ' Razor
Customers
I will sharpen • Blades
twice a week. You leave
and get blades at Brodie’s,
113 N. Travis. , ’
MRS. F; VEACH.
Made at
WEAR’S.
KZEHA
B»1tb, tottaetlr called
—nnt’a Curs Is Riiar&nMed to
Stop an* permanently ours that
terrible Itching, it is epui-
pounded tor tbdt purpose acd
your money trill be piouiptly
Itch, Mciemu.'iV'itor.ninp Worm
o^any other nkin disoate. 16a
for sole locally by
MITCHELDMcDONALD.
tne. There were times when I could
scarcely see the road or the horses, j
The wind came., colder and soon it
was bat’d work to hold-the reins and
keep my hands from freezing.
Suddenly (he wheels began jumping
over rocks. The horses were In the
.flitch, I knew what was the matter,'
for thy eyes had been filling tilth snow
and I had hart to brush them often. Of
course, the team had suffered In a like
manner. Before I could stop ! heard
the crack Of a felly and n front wheel
dropped^ to its hub, l checked the
horses .and jumped out and went to
their heads and cleared thCir eyes. The
snow was up to my knees then.
■ How the thought of that broken
(wheel smote pie! It was our only
heavy wagon, and we having to pay
the mortgage! What would my uncle
say?
eyes.
J I unhitched and led my horses up
into the cover of the pines. How grate-
ful it seemed, for the wind was slack
below but ‘howling in the treetopsl I
knew that I wns four miles from home STOPS THE1 TICKLE
' and knew not how I wns to get there. Heals the iiiroat nua cures the cough.
Chilled to the bone, I gathered Some D AYES’- HEALING HONEY. Price
. - - -I -1- n -v * 0*- dac-tu-thu-sat
“We’re the luckiest folks In the
world, anyway,” Uncle Peabody went
on. “Bart’s alive an’ there’* three feet
o’ snow on the level an’ more cornin’
an’ It’s colder’n Greenland.”
It whs such a bitter day that we
worked only three hours and came
back t-o the house und played Old
Sledge by the fireside.
Rodney Barnes came over that after-
noon and said that he would lend us
a horse for the hauling-
We had good sleighing after that
and got- our bark und salts to mayket
and earned $98. But while w got our
pay In paper “bunk money,” we’nnd
to, pay our debts in wheat, salts or
corn, so that our earnings really
amounted to only $62.50, my uncle
said. We gave the balance and to
bushels of wheat to Mr. Grlmshaw ft.
a spavined horse, nftor which h--
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Nov
rJ a.
(COLISEUM., .
—See and hear UL
—Meetings will Y
held afternoons l
nights.
—You get there am.
back quick via
INTERURBAN
V-V--
Ask the Agent.
Time To EAT"
Let’s go around on West
Houston Street—You get
Eats there.
Fat does the cooking.
The New Arcade
Ilat Dyer A Jack Wilson, Prop*.
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CHAS. CLARK
PIONEER BARBER.
Now runs a seven-chair shop
—so customers can be served
quickly—no long waits.
He delights in doing good
work. Try his Electric Massage
or hair cut. Baths just as quick
as you want them.
NORTH TRAVIS ST.
EMIL BENZIL’S
LUNCH ROOM
Everything In fltinen
Merchants Lunch Served Dally,
11 u. m. to t p. a. •
SHORT ORDERS
SERVED LIKE YOU UK* IT.
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Local time onrd passenger trains in
and out of Sherman, effective Novem-
ber 17. 1918.
Texas nnd Pacific Railway.
EAST BOUND
No. 34 due............ Q;15 a. m.
No. 32 due ...............11:45 a. in.
No. 36 leave*............1:3l) p. nt.
WEST BOUND.
No. 31 due................6:15 a. m
No. 33 flue ...........*. ,.11:05 p. in.
No 35, due .. ;...........11:46 a. m.
Nos. 33 and 34 go tttrjugh to ®
Whltesboro.
FRISCO RAILWAY.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 510 leaves.............7:30 a. nt.
No, 512 arrives ..........12:25 p. m.
Departs........12:40 p. m.
No. 7 mixed train arrives . .9:0O n. m.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 7 mixed train departs..7:00 a. m.
No. 511 departs ---------. . . .. .5:55 p m.
No. 507 arrives..........19:50 p. m.
(Stops Here.)
EIT.fi RAILWAY.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 130 due .. ;............11 tx m.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 129 due..............0:15 a. m.
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