Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 29, 1916 Page: 6 of 8
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au'i fame as I #t«r,
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Mr »mau, Cleo Combs, Bernice BatcUmau
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SHERMAN DAILY
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Saturday, July 29, 1916
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Welcome news
rx>r Bunion Buffo tors
an afjpoxxl
it yon art sufferiUf •fn j*
ions Bufiioa-r-»o nuHcr Low large or
gpumty! i| a44/s M 1k tf afrit pit
u full liriv of Itie celebrated Bunion
Cojhfort Plasters — try* one or two plas-
ters, as psrilirr-.-niuh, and i£ you do*not
geMItMll iraiWit relief and fecljierfectly
sadlfied,* bring back the reranm ler and
get ,yonr 'full money back. You need
not pay one cent if “Bunion Comfort"
docs not prove en-.ir-ly aatiafaClory. Why
continue to go about with swollen, rnii-
rhapeu feat? Why soy Uiat Bunions
cant be cured, when lirr# is a gmrunteed
matiy — easily applied—no culurjj —
no pi\ id or plates —* but a wojalarfully
ted pla ter that works like magic
and vs in,turn relief.
Over 7J.QU) cujct. cux»*l
USt JrUtr — Cvtr 15
year* of
tm <<•«*— not afie'pert
tin* nt, tyt an e*tab-
lisl.ftl iwuedy. It’*
fifh irii Ume* iH,
wtight in RdhM — aria
f«n it w
^uaranleea trial tulnV.
HlS
While I wish fur you fruition
Of your de« rest In MV's and Ri»l.
boss n»n.V hare a noble mission
For ihe building of your wail.
Misfortune may unveil your ayes
T" ftiaher WoH h.V emprise.
Clflssenek Drug (Vi.
I I
* migwxy TiMic f\m£
H. a T. V. KitnMAt.
No. T. norUilimind ........H»:4rt u. ni
No. C southbound ........ 5:15 p. ni
Nor shall all your days Vie lighter
With the heavens all a smile:
-Spirits that have Ik-' U-ulgHted
Ity the storm-clonus for awhile.
ILike Inillts mn-oiuli lihl in (lie iluaihl.
|H:i\e bloomed willl ealyse- of gold.
MISSOURI. KANSAS A TEXAS.
South Bound.
Nr. Ill arrives .........11:10 a. m
No 39 arrives............1:50 p. m.
Nortti KoiAid. p 1 ia
No 32 departs..........11:20 a. m
No. a8 departs .. .*. .... 5f:3S p. m
df von have Ihe truth within you
Yon will have foe after foe:
lltut yottr wilt htis tame and sinew.
That the righh-oiis only know.
If when they slander no iiuresl
ildsnirhs the temider of your breest.
T. * I*. ItAIl WAY.
(aiiun Bast. »■ —
No. 32, mall and express 11:17 a. m
No. 34, Caution Ball ... ...7:00 a. m
No. $1 express leaves......4 :00 |i. ni
Going West.
No. 3.1, Cannon Bull......p. n».
No. 31, mall and express..2:00 is in.
No. 35, mail ami expresa. .10:00 a. in
Fortune is a goddess fiiteful,
‘XrtmrHnie-k til tile Inner life.
Making men capricious, hateful.
Prune to bitterness and strife:
fis failure, poverty, distress,
hlevrori* ,v,rr worlli -or v.oilhb-ssi:--.s.
COTTON BE IT.
20 arrive* .........,1(};10 a.
IKM departs .........10:40 a. at.
‘201! arrives..........4 :1ti p. m.
30 departs ..........4:45 p. m
FRISCO RAILWAY.
507 (southboundl arrives ft:® p.
fifiS (riofWhoitr.d) leave* Te.S0 a.
511 (southbound) arrives..6.00 p. m
Leaves 5:05 p. m
512 (northbound) arrives.1:20 p. m.
"Leaves 1130 p. ».
Motor (S-hnnntt) leaves...7:00 n m>
Motor car (N-boiindi »r...8:25 p. a.
CHIROPRACTIC
The Method You Will Eventually
Take.
Chiropructie ‘a bsited upon ns a first
aid in sickness by those who know, and
a Inst Chance by those who do not
know.
What are you going to do In ihe
event medicine is doing yon no good?
1 believe you will take Chiropractic as
others have done ami we nre In posi-
tion to give you the best of service at
Dr. Teom’s old stnnd, 528 South Kim
st root. Shcrnuin, Texas.
We make calls In City or Country
when necessary.
Phones: Old 688, New 283.
K. K. CAPNHAW. Chiropractor.
Mrs. Capshaw. Assistant.
Your Friends
can buy anything you
can give them except
MATTIE Sin: A It FIL-
MY WISH FOR YOC.
While 1 wish yon In full mensem-
• Honors that eon never eheilt.
1 tvrtwld have you win the treasure
(if occasional defeat
fOsnsfer Is a HOrccryda
Win1- eChJures In Vis humbleness.
i>w Y'ork's well
•s, loved by hi*
Bougie u' • c-n t-
known uintiimiiiioni.
friends and noted fov kindness ami
charity shown to those who neisl his
help. So all the friends or Joint and
Mary in Slierman wish for them great
baldness and that the ‘lioney iumin
will shim- on !hr<tugh life."
(.olden Wedding.
'Have you never read the story.
Told to John in days of old.
now In upis r courts of glory.
When the gates have backward
rolled.
Forth's ransomed hosts shall sing a
song
■VfThat never fell from Seraph's longn -''
—3. M. Cavaness.
Air. and Mrs. A. L. Darnell cele-
lirnteil tlieir golden wedding iiindveTS-
iuy on Wednesday *>f i hist week at
(lii-lr Inane In North Slu-rmau hi u
simple anil lihpn*Aslve manner. The
affairs of the dny wer»- Tactfully
plaum-d as a surprise by tln-ir d^dgli-
ler Miss Ella Darnell.
IMltv f del ids called during Ihe
iiao'iiing and the‘happy couple were
fairly showeml with eongriltlllalioiis
and lieauliful tokens of love mi-1
good fellowship.
I*i-rha|w the nnot pleasant and
touching surprise of till* day was tlh\
arrival of tlp-ir son. Mr. Carroll. Dar-
nell from FI Paso, whom tlu-y had
not seen in some time ami who eiimei
upon notification hy Ids sister, Miss
FI in.1 of ihe ibiy's festivities.
Mrs. Darnell entertained the guests
With a brier sketch of "tlieir imst i*el-
I» l ienees. Iiardslil|is and pleasiii-cS
itllke." Be fins' lier marriage fifty
years ago. She was Miss VlrglplaJ,*
tlowlhy of near McKinney. At the
lime of 1 heir marriage Mr. Darnell the host,
was a young school teacher ll ihe ill'
"irlct in which she lived and f Mrs.
framed vithert a very pleasing plot nr,-
of ihe wedding eve and other mansions
which arc doligliiftil f«r ones memory
to feast it|miti.
Among tin* friends win* called dur-
ing the Inorning hours were Mrs.
Lindsey, a girl hood friend of the host-
ess, Mesdnmes Muse. Vest. Df) Mulh-
ivs. H(8s*pple. W. W. fingers. T. .1.
ijrowai .1 1*. flnrrlsoii artll Will
Billing.
Nancy Johnson and Mary Iluth San-
der*. M^tys. Mpuclfie. Hylfc. «ni1
Pat. Connelly. Lw* atni ttoy Alliert»*n.
Fern pMim. Ttalph (Vrdoll and Paul
lioMhmn. i a • n*t ' 1 i 1
Crwuiet Party.
WJS PONIES
lISEMf fllil
A erisiuet |wrty was the feature of
entertainment given by Mr. John Alex-
ander last Tnesday aftenusm In ev-le-
hrntiou of the seventeenth anniversary
df Ills lilrthihty.
The is-iarsloii ‘ wns also in .honor df
Miss Jewel Swindle of Dallas, a guest
of Miss dnex Whltne.
A dellgltlful Informal mnsh-al pro
gram wns enjliycd after Hie series of
games nil the vrwpiet emiyl. Miss
IKiinle,- Slover rendered several very
pretty ‘vtiear inirtlMers. Mr. Stanley
limit very graidoiisly gave a nurliher
of cornet solos und Misses Inex
WliitttO and Liiollle Alexander, sister
to tin- host, aided -In the pleasantries
With several phmo sehs-tlous.
-'Cmini mid cake were served, the
host's mdtlier being arshhell in etitfr-
lainbej owl serving- by Mrs. A. C.
Andrews of Bonham.
Thiwe present were - Nlissi-s Mav
ttcurnoy. Hie* Whllns. Jewel Hwlhdel
df -Dtilhis. Illlth Netlns, • Edhioe
Stover, anil Lnellle Alexander. Messrs
Ernest Akers. Maurice Kearney.
Veil Smith. Jack smith. Stanley
Hum. -Paul Pngh. Cnrl Alexander and
BUSCH ENTRY ALSU
FEATURES FAMOUS CATTLE
, Miss Hess Miller entertained n imm-
jl«-r of Mends Wednesday morning
introducing in them her guest
Doris iKiiilde of Omaha. Net).
Tlie house was made very attractive Drake, .Iniin Tnwidy
Aniiounrenient s.
Miller and Mtv. W. C. Shnorer.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Kennedy on
neeinee the marriage of their daughter
•Mlsr. F.llie i* Mr. -4»-4L-Allen of Sill- (/ds Dunn w«mi the |iri*f
nilngloi with ferns anti various |iot|Mr*. Hyrry Aliller. Mr. and Mrs. Leo ^siderably less figure. The average
flowers. ** •**
Several amusing eimtesls were par-
tlaJpoted lu. Among them was lie
vra-di rag” eoiiti*st In which Misvi
plnir. Okla.. July eighteenth, nineteen
hundred sixteen. Mr. and Mrs. Allen
will make their home in Dallas! Tex.
Piacr Canlhi Wedding.
An ahnmioemenf which will prove
a gn at surprise to a numls-r of friends
in this city Is that of Hie marriage
df Miss Thelma Cardin to Mr. R. C
Plmnr. Jr., ihe v.ish'.lng taking place
<ui Tm-sday. July eighteenth, in Mc -
Kinney, Rev. C. A. Long, pastor of Ihr
Meflu«lisl elmreh of Unit pla«T |«-r
forming tin- wremony.
Air. Piner, wlm Is a mendsT of
( ompany C. Fourth Texas inff.ntry.
F. S. A., laid Returned home on a fur
lough for several days and during this
I lute the young couple went to Mc-
Kinney when* the nuptial knot was
tii-d in profound secrecy.
The bride is the beautiful and ac-
complished daughter of Mrs. T. U Cur
iUii. Inn In" fiiiMuHl. n splendid isntrse
In expression at Kidd-Key College this
j wist term.
Sargeant Pilier left to assume ids
duties r,n the Texas Imrder, the fal-
lowing Thtirsduy.
’Belli Mi-tCB \v:is Coiisohsl
boohy.
I*ni<er sn,*s to the nunPmr rtf words
in the alphabet were pln(s*d in file
each containing articles beginning
.with Ihe letter on the outside of tlie,
'hag. Tlie guests were nllovMl to,
guess at the articles contained thcrelh
and Alias \Ylnnle Modn-ll proved flu-' ,
most sueci-ssfnl “guesser" present/ Kiv-
d:tk pictures wen- taken and music1
was enjoyed.
Pini-apple ice Hint angel <aike were
served lo the following giiests: Misses
Doris 1 in tilde. Kdilti Kleyptls, Sue
Nelson. Merle lldlsapplc. Nina Fn.vol
Waldrop. 1 tel Us Fallow. Lent a Crltmp-
U-r, Bess Moleii. Nolle Steel, KAtelhs
Wlnatrad. Winnie Modn-ll. Allern-
Sanders. Mae Thonuison. Ruth Irvine.
Lois Dunn. Dannie Sniith, s. Klolae
Miller find the liosless.
with a picnic for her Sunday school
la-s of Travis Street Methodist
(dmrclt Tuesday afternoon of this,
week, with a picnic given ns n fa
Your Photograph
WEAR’S STUHO
Mcirell-tirililile WHiding.
Miss Edith Aloore tlrihlde and Air.
Ijittreiua- N. Alorrell of Dur: til, Okla..
were milted In marriage last Aloudav
at the mid-day hour, at Ihe home of
the bride’s pa if ids. Air. and Mrs. C.
F. Cribble on North Travis street.
The ns-eption rooms were very sim-
ply yet effectively decorated for the
Dr. A. R. LITTRELL
A Gradmtr, Licemid
CHIROPRACTOR
In many stubborn, bad cases—
Electricity at>d Vibration (will
greatly assist Chiropractic in re-
storing health, 1 use them when
indicated.
(evasion. In a imrtion of the living iritinhoma City.
_ .... .... ln,,.Mi,„l,i,ul .iltilX lllilo I* Ac mini ____ _ ..
room an improvised altar was formed
of palms, ferns and 111 lies.* Through-
mi other romus were found gladioliis
pink roses and ltllies arranged In
pleasing profusion. Tin- dining table
whs gracefully centered with a huge
basket of pink roses I list with fluffy
ixtws of white tulle ribbon. y,
Just preceding Hie wedding cere-
mony. Airs.'Harry Rtandlng of ^'dt-si-
cmin sang “At Dawning," aoconuiimTe.l.
itt. the piano by Alias Maude Orlhlde.
Aliss Cribble also rendered tlie \\Vd-
J
flie
Office over Bittins* Drug Store, Vast
Hide Square,
ding mnifh from Lohengrin
processional.
Little Miss Clara Whealou Orlhlde,
itU*ee of the bride, dressed In a dainty
airy summer frm-k of white came first
arrying the ring in Ihe heart of a
large rose.
She was followed h,v tlie bride and
(gtw m who look- Uu-ir phws lu front*
of the altar where the ring (S'leinony*
was read hv Rev. Win. Al. Anderson
Jr rtf Dallas.
Tin- luide wore a charming going
away suit of blue Jersey silk will)
hill atlil shoes of grey. Tier 'only Or-
Klrrtrir Curs stop in front of Office. Taiim ni was a diamond hrooOh belong-
ing lo her motlter, a treasured her?
Old Phono 325,
m
PALACE BARKER SHOP
Raseturut Murphy Bldg.
Best Workmansidp.
-s (o*r-!»i -* -ii
fiatbs.
Prompt Service.
Sanitary Kqnipment
Girls’ ana Boyd’ Hair CHpptnf
in latest style*.
Cantwell 1 MtcheK
(man of flu- family which has bee:,
worn by each of the daughters on
their wedding day.
Air, apd Mrs. .Morrell left at once
for Dora in where they will make
flu-lr home and whew* Air. Alorw-11 is'
!■ Kifi-er-ssfut young business man. well
Known In commercial centers. Aliss
' (irildde was one .of Sherman's most
popular’ yming ladies and will no
greatly missed in social circles hen-.
The wedding was followed by an in-,
formal reeeptTon at which only thef
memlM-rs of tlie two families and very
intimate friends were present. Brick
SUMMERriiLL MOVING VAN.
Hanlinc and Storiof.
Office. Old 986. New phone 861
Call New phone 375, residence.
i$fv
BENZEL’S
iCH ROOM
Everjlhinj in Seaaoi
Pur 'Visitor.
Aliss
Mrs. Harry Aliller enterialned wltn
natittoriuX putty 'kburs.lay evening,
having as UaUiJC, gui st . i Aliss Doris
tumble rtf Onm'lm. Neb.. gm*st of Aliss
lU-ss Aliller.
The party motored in ears tt> Dar-
rel's pool win-re a swim wtis enjoyed.
(Tun returning in Hie city mi. guests
were tnlki-n to tlie home of AJiss Aliller
wliefe a short Hole was spout in soolirl
eoiiveraation,' niusTc and other hamse-
un-nts. IiVd melol) was Uon'ell to the
following: Aliases lovrts DiihbU-, Ih-ss
.Merle Holsapiile. t<m- Nelsmi. -Alessrs.
Kteypus of Wtteo, Dstelle AVIutftki.
lUunril fhilsapiVb-. S-.ie Ncismi. Messrs.
Rush Waldrop. Irvine Jamison. 1-A-lkV
ltd ward Uieji-
Khastii and Afrii-an ‘daisies Inter- -unison, and Austin U'Jflton. Mr. ami
and Alix
with the
Futrrfaih for Visitor.
.-ii' 'w';*
Ih.iioring Mjss tl'ninecs Pnrrisli of
AloKiliney and iMiss A-lele Slerret of
lloustim. > Mieses Alloc and Emma
Wliuiiugkoff entnrtallied at. theli
home on 8outh Elm street Thursday
eveidhg of Gift ,wts*k. 1 Pricing and
ihAisle were enjoyed until a late hour.
AllSSt-s’ Ysh-t'a ftnd Ailene Sanddrs.
Lf'rrtiices llirrlsh and Af:ie‘ Tlminpsou
............those Of the fhlesfs who
krendired several voeitl and insErmm-o-
thronjfliout the even big anil ml thi-
ctose of flu* priming's frivolities, re-
|lr(*slunents oi' cn-nin and Hike won
served. The "imsf list ineiuihsi Miss-
ion. Frances iFnwdsli. Adele Slerret,
nm«]Mon. Frai«*(*k Wheat, Pauline
and Thelma Ferguson. Eehi (inlther.
Alary Kpnugler. Alfone Sanders' mid
T\:fthicviiit- Pittnmif.
Pimic U Birgo P*rk.
Miss Margaret Pent! entertainwi
, ......■ ... . ...,..
well to one or the members. Evelyn' v„rv iu.|pful and after this study a
.. .tvt ... —i. . t________ il.L. Ii-nol- 'tin* ill ..... . ,‘.M'lAtt.ul TMtebirr tills
Monday aftj'nusm Mi's. D. K. Penn
was hostess at her home on East La
unar strm-t. to Cln-let No.-2 of the
Alissionary S.s-iety of Tray is Street
Aietliodist. olmreh.
Tin* Bllde lesson was held and was
MilKIllUey, wlio leaves this week fm
an extended visit in New Alexieo.
The little girls met at tlie home of
Miss Penn and were taken to lMrge
Park in automobiles where an inviting;
picnic supper was spread. Aliss Penn
was assisted In entertaining her
class by lier mother and Aliss Adele
Eagletou and Aliss Znlda Sherman of
outing:
The following enjoyed Hie
Misses Evelyn McKinney. „
Adams, ’'nth Slurk. Hnzcl Young/
Ella Kdiii -ine Pierce. Laura Louise
tiritmell. F.ulalifl and Laura Mae
‘Hunter and Oriena Shaw.
T. B. (Tub Outing.
A bevy of jolly girls composing the
memiii-rsbip of the T. B. Club left the
eify Tlinrsda.v morning at five o'eloek:
for their weekly (iiiHng.‘ They motor-
rpd to Harrietts where h swim was en ,, ^
ijoyed, then on to a 'henutifnl sjlol p Aides and Ben Bell,
east of Denison whore a lovely break*
fast was cooked in camp style.
This hunch of amateur
inli usurp seekers hail as their guests
Aliss Ruth iHanthtick of Tyler, Miss
Alta Edwards rtf Alexia and Mis
Annie Jim Woods. Tlie members pres-j),
cid were Alisses Isiura Adamson.' Ro
phle Ttirge. Nolle Dorset. Hi-leti Har
fiugton. Gladys Widfe. Hazel Alilts
Helen Mathews. Margaret Russell-and
Annie Lnufle Russell.
Informal Dance.
Aliss Ixirejm Colts proved n very
charming hostess to a number of her
friends on Wednesday evening of lnsi
week, with'an fiiforifint da nee frore
nine until twelve o’eloek. at the liomt
of her sister, Mrs. F. Gruber In Oa'x,,
T-awn.
The mush* room mid the veranda
'where tlie dance took plaee was i ar
ffitleally dCeorrited With palms and; i
ferns and pink titlle tied lwiskets oi 'i
American beauty roses and glrtHloha?
'lent tliemselv'es grneefully against the
green pnekgrtmnM.
Dtirlne the ilnnee -an lee course.
linn lions and mints were served. Tlie i tiinf. Airs. Virginia Newman
icntire color selieme being carried out
Misses,
IsalH-ii,
eroiim frozen with pink hearts^ apd p|„k flm) green,
angel cake were served. The invited guests were:
Among the out-of-town guests pres- if-lndys Best. Jennie BUiki-ne.v
rut wore Afr. and Mrs. Earl Mbtter ^i-Une Barnes. Glmljs ttortor.
of Dtmint. Mrs. .Morrell of Donisph. ^jrssrk. ftedrue ttehumueker. Norlili
diiother of the grisim and Airs. Harry Norton. "LenVIHe ^rt'dl. Arch AlilieY.
Hianding of Corsicana, sister of fife llifibm Tiiomas'. ladiie Dillard, .t: V.
bride. Hdskin,
■4
Miss Man Mathews Married.
-1 iMitnhnii-d (
Miss Alary Daniel received a tele- Birtfadav Party,
gram Wedhesday announcing the; jn ,-piWicaHon rtf her Seventh birth
ira.urlage of liyr uleco. Miss Mary >lHy Thnriidn.V afternoon little Aliss,
® jAlalhews to Mrr John A. U<wgtaml (dpuadelino fiiKslsirti entertained unite
I .fifth.
11 *. m. to
! [New York City, which t'ortk plrffi- ni JKoinls-r of her tittle friends at lie
| j Greenwich, Cornu on July twenty* home on North porter street. Alnhy
on July twenty- pome on North porter street.
Aliss, Alary is well known in ont-of-door folk 'games' were '"played
jfdiernmn having visited her Abuts. a(M| It.fresiunents of cream and cake
Misses Martha and Alary Daniel hq*h were serrtql on the lawn, Tliose nres-
1 Mrs. Virginia Lochridge from child- Miano* Mammvrtt itild Doro-
Virginia IsKhridge from child- were Silases Margaret itrtd 1
i.^imd h the grand daughter W tW ^ d*„v. Ailene rtttfl M.iVeithh
E, Mathews, ^hej, Ailene 'AiilP/tfl
Nwimmiiig Parly.
Preaitleiit R. -E. L. Knight of th<
State F$ir of Texas^ announce* tliat
through tlie courtesy of Mr. August
A. Busch of St. Louts, visiHfs to th«
State Fair this year will have an top-
portunity to *ee Mr. Busch’* wonder-
ful herd of prize-winning Dexter cat-
tle. This will be the first exhibit o!
ue Dexters ever fthown in the South
Mr. Busch has been interested in
Dexters for several years, and hai
gathered together the most wonder
ful t-dllrtetinn Of individuals ever seer
in one herd. In fact, it is the only
considerable collection now owned in
this country and is expected to. be
one of the most interesting features
of the 1915 State Fair.
The Dexter a Profitable Animal.
The Dexter is a representative ot
'the diminutive Irish cattle that are
worM-fdmoos for producing meat knd
milk of exceptional, quality. Though
its origin is clouded in obscurity, it
probably a member of the caie-
brated Kerry family of cattle, as the
two breeds have many common char-
acteristics. Its smull size, and pro-
portionately small cost of production,
' “ ‘ t of Amtr-
should warrant the interest
ican cattle raisers, especially when it
is considered that the Dexter is a
prolific producer df high quality milk,
and that its meat will compaFe most
favorably with the breeds now high-
est in the favor of American stbek-
The small siae of the De*ter will be
Realized when the statement is mide
tlidt famous bulls of the breed have
weighed, at maturity, about 500
pounds—with the cows scaling a con-
___1.1
adult stand** about 313 inches high and
is sturdily and eompadtly built, show-
ing -preat depth or rib and general
"beefirtess.” •*
Ilevo Ponies to Be Shown.
In addition to his Dexters, Mt.
Busch will show his world-famous
stafile of Bevo ponies. These won-
derfully handsome little fellows—
really horses in miniature, are un-
doubtedly the best specimens now in
America. They are ail of one size,
42 inches high, and are remarkably
alike in color and general conform-
ity. Mr. Busch states that he will
srthH-tidiiH. ' Punch war served [show his Bevos to harness: four-in
Misritumry Society Meets.
social hour was enjoyed. Diirlng this
Mrs. Riife fl/iD HeemnpHnled by Aliss
Alnrgnret Penn at !lw I'ialio sting a
nundidr of hi-nutlfiil selections which
were greatly enjoyed. Refreshments
wore served to ii’ large number of
Indies.
Bunco Party.
Miss Algxlne Simmons eiltertoined
iwiHi a bunco and forty-two party
Bruin! Thursday i-Venin" rft her home on East
Chaffin st reef "fti liAndr Of Miss Bvfi
;S(hllflrtg rtf Dnllrts. gttest of Alls
ZV-lnia AVager. • .
Refreshments of cherry lee an-
wirtbrs were rternsi -to the following:
Misses Holinn Wager. RUhy Simmons
Jessie ('ittquir, Bei-ss MeKIroy,
Rvn Simmons, llva St-hiilings
and the liostess. Messrs. Otto Aston.
\V hit on ‘Of Nell. Jewel 1*1 an gin an. Al-
iirrt Piprt'O, Virjjil AKton, Hiiyo Wiitiu,
Society Notrts.
Afiss Beuna EehoKi Is visiting Miss
Imrell. Puekett In 'DEuilson.
Aliss Lavetlb AforriW Is the guest
-if Afiss Ruth \Y(Sid In Denison.
£,>* f >• ’*iA■’* • -■ *
Miss Virginia Newman Is in t'nm
den. Ark.. Hu- guest df her son.
Newman.
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Alisses Annie and 'Fella Ki^rpim^
of ■Burlington visited Airs.. u..v.
^benix*r and Miss Edith Kle.vpns this
’week.
Alias Aterle Holsnpple entorlained
with a lawn party
aonoi'i’ng Miss' Doris Danlile of Omn
in, Neh.
Mrs Btc|i*iil Al^n ^ personal supervision of a member of
Miss Inn,gene arHikrt frld.iy nrternoo the- -Unft«l Statfeq Department of
quests of Airs. D. K. 1 ‘,,n lAgrjetiltnre, and the:*jr*tein of award-
ing premiums which will be used has
sml daughter AlisS Margaret.
Afiss lone -McGill rtf Beaumont hfis
irCtitrUell home. hnVing vlsltwl hoc
here
, While In this city Miss McGill *8*
rtnolnl frivorttc nnd several functions
wow- giyon Ip. her honor.
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URIC ACID-GOING—GOING-GONE
“Annric” Will Not Fail to Stop Your Backache.
People arc realizing more und
more every- (jay that the kidneys, just
as do Hie tsnvels. m*cd to lie flushed
occasionally. The ‘kidneys an- art
eliminative organ and am constantly
working, separating the isdaom
from
the lilotsl. Fuller tills e.intlmial and
jM-rpetunl action they are apt ■ to con-
gest, and then trouble sfnrts. I’rle
a< Id backs up Into the system, caus-
ing rheumatism, neuralgia. dropsy
and ninny otlu-i- s<>riinis dlsturhances.
IVxjor i’ii ree of Hiiffaio. New York,
udvw/ati-s that every one should drink
plenty of pure water Is-twcen meals
Every day should exercise In tin- out-
door atr sufficiently to sweat pro-
fusely. and from time lo time stimu-
late Hie kidney action by means of
•Aiiurk*." Tills proparnI km has Is-t-ii
(lien-uglily tried out at lits Sanitarium
In Ihe Same way its Ills "Favorite
Prescription" for wetik women "and
‘‘Golden Medical Discovery," the stan-
dard liertinl system tonic |IsdIi ot
wlileli now eoim- in tablet , form for
convenience ot carrying and taking.'
‘'Aulirie" is now Is'ing lntr(Hlins-d lu-re
(inll *ninny loeiiF i*-ople are ilaljy tes-
Mfylttg to its perfertues*.
Wwni you have Icn-knehe, dizzy
spdlls or rlieuluatisin, Inssl nature's
warning. R me-uis that you are a
victim of uric acid isiisoning. Then
nsk your druggist for "Anurie" and
you will wry stsm Iss-ome one of tlie
hnndieds wlio daily give tlieir thank-
ful livdorsenH'tif to this isnvcrful ene-
my to uric acid.
If you have that fired. worn out
feeling, backache, rheumatism, neural-
gla. or If your shs-p Js dlstnrfied h.v
list ffvspn-nt- urination, get Dr. PJeree’-t
Anurie TahletsMit drug store, .full
treatment $1.(10. or stml 10c for trial
iiuoKaUe to Dr, Pierce, Invtitlds’ Hotel
Buffalo. "N. Y. - ■'Advertisenieitt.
01
DOFTT
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Pay such high prices for your Meats,
save money and get real meat at
Pay Cash,
KLEIN’S MARKET
Both I’hours 41.
South Travis Street.
Electric Fans
Will keep you cool and comfortable these hot
and nights. L*t us prove it lo vou hy installing one.
Roberts Electric Company
Phones 184
. '"‘a
Sif:
A Match
hand, slx-in-haud, tandem, etc.
W. H. Stratton, secretary of the
Fair Association, states that efforts
have been made during each of the
last several years to induce Mr.
Yult-tn Sunders. Alva King. Ala** Busch to make these exhibits, arid
that their acquisition for this1 year’s
|Fair is of the utmost value and im-
portance. Mr. Stratton also states
that one of the handsome new barns,
which are now being constructed, will
be reserved for the exclusive uste of
the Busch exhibits, and that there is
no doubt but. what these exhibits will
be of great interest to a majority of
the lylfi Fair visitors.
The wonderful increase in facili-
ties provided for the 1016 State Fair
of T^xas. which will be held in Dal-
W, October 14 to 29, has been ex-
tended to iricldde practically all- de-
lartments and divisions of the Fair.
!n the classes for agricultural arid
livestock entries fhis' increase has
been most marked, especially in th=-
poultry section, where numerous rieV/
and interesting classification* have
been created.
; may do more damage than yoo
j may care to ixiy tor. If you
l have a Fire Insurance policy
with some good trustworthy
comiminy, you whl be thoroughly
1 reeomiiensed for all damage by
| fire.
If this aubject Interest* TO*
re will be pleaded to give job
tall particular*.
i
A. G. COLE
Commercial Bank BMw- «• W. Ttwne
BIG PREMIUMS OFFERED
»T 1916 STATE FAIR
t.» .. ,i,»* «t-l *r c -f*-!-1 - j.)-
^ORHir CATTLE DIVISION RECEIVES
PROMffftNTlTTEfiTION.
D. M. HESTAND, M.D., D/C.
#.q?
* Chiropractic Adjustry j
IftmtK—8 TO 5.
SIS South WflnM Htredt-ffirM House South'ot Ubrary.
A. F. McKOWN. J. F. WHITE, Assistants.
Both Plumes 157.
Resiilrtire Phone—Old 818.
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exhibits of.dairy
cattle, and this is
particularly true
of the great State
Fair of Texas,
which has, during*
recent years, prrt-1
*d to recop-
gressei
timed leadership
this division.
F. F. Sliney, of
Dallas, who is di- ]
f 'rector in Charge'
| F. K SHney. of this depart-1
nWnt, fecenUy announced that unus-’
uWlv vhfifnhm pYeratums are to be
State -Fhir of
THINK IT OVER
-ttctyctl stop to think of the easy ss-ay (hat is presented
to a man in becoming a Painter or Decorator.
DOES A PAINT BRUSH MAKE A PAINTER?
No! He has to serve his apprenticeship.
Let us do your PajntiRg. We had. years and years ot
experience. ,
IV. tt.McDonald
See Oar Show Window. South Side Square^
^•0r0*0j0*0*0
'■da
ly ■
offered by the State Fair of Texan
this ye*r for'Dairy Cattle exhibits
Fi-bbiv evening and that much new work would fea-
turn this division'.
The Dairy Demonstration tests,
according to Mr. Sliney, will be con-
ducted this year under the direct
“KNOCK *
Ul VOU MfMIT.ro ■
You will find il (akos more thin a hammer blow to make
“CM-Namel” Floor
been carefully devised to give at! en-
tries an 'equal chance. Economical
to gi'
IV. It ® E
production cost will be the deciding
factor, and this will be ektaMikhefl
by applying a acierifific “point" sys-
item originated at one of the 'gov-
ernment expeviTr -rit stations.
If is Strongly urged that farmer*
throughout the S.tate eriter their best
dairy stock in this De/nonstratiort,
and it wll be to the advantage of each
^individual farmer to do *o, for the
, actual Value of each animal as a pro-
flake, ship or powder. We have pieces of wood at our store
finished with '€MMRkMEL‘Varnish. Come tt and try the
hWer!>°P te- ! -
... / lir”
Mrs. T. D. Dixon riilertnlnwl «
| fttiiiliK’r:. y irtig lridh'S d’Uo liiive lmo:t
VaUciutWc; kuimiiFr n'ormni here. Iasi
no, .................^Thursday cvehlng "rit her home on ]
Air. arid Mrs. A. J. MHStgM*.; K’orth Clevelhnd tfFwttH*. Afusie Wa* -------------------------------
anil \l'r. and Mrs.'F. ’Grilber and tliB ritfjrtyrtl nnd rriflredlniieilis were served. Ljt will be dtefintely estaMishefl
tbpsiess.—Dallas Ndws. , *
stag luncheon Wednesday at GB
ioMlook honoring Mr. R. A. Irvine vvTW the Wrist interesting feature* cort-
leaves Monday for Dallqs. .Covers -netted’ with the 1916 State Fair of
•were laid for Messrs. U. A. IrVIne. D. Texas. ^ •
rEe; KHinson. W. X‘"H’UV, A. G. Coh- , .Mr.'Sliney further announce* that
rihrf'T. F. -NhWeli.4' R 11 . Ithe Fair will a - - • -
— 1 ", 'Continue to* and
I Miss EHzflbrilli Livingston eriter: .— _
tainrttl trilh n (tnnee rtt' Woodlikc *** ' r ' ■ ■' '■J* '' ' "
"SSfiSz~
through these te*t$. The Dairy Dem-
onstration tests will cqntanue frir U
d«v* and will undouhtAl# be ooe oi
A- drvine
open October 14, and
id through October 29-
’ v£Tm3m .» JRv a 'J
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