Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 5, 1916 Page: 8 of 8
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Chlmeo Grata
Chicago, Oft. 5.
/ IflFWMAN DATI.T DEM0C1WT.
Thursday, OctoBer 5, 1916
1
Today's Markets !
♦----❖
I-oral Markets.
j Cotton in lint ........1W|i' to 18%c
; ill seed ...»............M>V
Cut inn seed, per tan..........S42.1KI
Wheat, tier bushel............$1.55
Oats, tier bushel .................4?c
Corn, per bushel .................75c
mid Prevision*.
Our store is crowded as
never before with goods of
all kinds.
Wheat
i .
Yesterday’!
Close. Close.
May .......
158 4
Corn —
75-V,
77%
May .. .. ..
.....
(ktl-*—
1 K*e.......
........ 40%
4b
May .. .. .. .
........ 52%
51%
Pork—
«;
l>ot . .....
. ......28.00
2(i.!»7
1 tec........
-J.^7
23,53
Jjird—
Oct ........
.....14.75
14.73
Dec.......
13.85
Our Ladies' Suits, Dresses
and Cloaks fit well and at-
reasonable prices.
Oct.
Nov
|K*>'
Sun..
Colton Seed Oil.
Tes tidy's
Clone. Close.
. .. ...jit.oo-10 io.no-u.on
;• ......10.72-7 4 18.59*01
......18.87 lt!» 10.54-55
........10,87-88 10.54-55
Every day new goods come
Raima,*. City Cash Crain Market.
Kaunas city. iw. 5.—No. 3 hard
wheat *l.5!irn 1.00. No. 0 hard wla>at
SI.57*11.05. No. 4 hard wheat $1..’!S<i/
Today—Extra sizes Boys’
Knickerbocker Suits and
Pants, 18, 19 atid 20; large
assortment.
1,5;. No. 2 rod uhont
No. :i rod wheat SJ.55. Xo. 4 rod wheat
All sizes boys’ Suits.
Men’s Suits and Pants.
Immense display well made
Clothing at Popular Prices.
*1.5(1, No. 3 white eorn H4c. No. .'!
while corn K1'5e*/sk> nominal. No. i
while eorn 82e*»«Se. No. 2 mixed eorn
Stic. No, :: mixed eorn 82%e(883c
iMtriiintVf. No. S .yelfmv eorn Stic. K<>
3 yellow corn sli'*iSJ,,#c iiomlnnL No,
1 yellow eorn 8!k‘#f84r nominal. No
2 while oats 17'.j1'. No. while oat*
47o. No. 1 white oats 45e(fjM0o. No.
mixed oats 4.Vt,f*i46 %e. No. 3 mix-
ed onts 41 '>(*7 45'{.o nominal. No, 4
mixed mils 42%c(f? I I '(.o.
See our Ladies’ Shoes and
Boots, Children’s, Boys’ and
Men’s Shoes—no larger as-
sortment or more popular
prices than at
COTTON.
Spot Cotton Market.
New York, Oet. 5,—S|H>t cotton was
quiet, 15 points higher: middling 115.15,
ceuta.
New Orleans, (lot. 5.—Spot ootton
was steady, unchanged : middling 18.13
emits: sales 1 (415 hales.
l.lverpool, Oct. 5.—Stmt cotton was
steady. 3(1 |>otnts up; middling 0.115
pence; sales 8.000 hales.
Ontveston. Oet. 5. Spot cotton whs
steady. unchanged; middling 18.38
cent*.
Houston, Oet. 5.— Spot cotton was
steady, uinliaaged; middling 18.35
cents: sates .sms bales.
Hallas. Oft. 8.—Spot cotton was
steady, unchanged: middling . 15.70
omits.
Total port receipts 48.108 against
40,133 last year.
Ahiinni Ketum to Oartsinontli.
Hanover, N. II.. opt. 5 —Oiii'lsnionth
College nlinnni from far mid negf i«mf-
oil inOi town today to attend tlicj exer-
cise* and festivities in eolineeiloti with
(ho inauguration of Hr. Ernest Mark
Hopkins as tin* now president of the
••otl. gi*. Also Included among llie ar-
rivals wore a nuinlier of eminent odu
oiiiors who will attend ns repri*senta-
ll ves of oilier colleges and universities.
The program begins tills evening with
a reception in honor of the new Presi-
ilent and Mrs. Hopkins. The Inaugur-
ation exercises will lie conducted to
morrow morning in Webster hall. In
accordance with the wishes of Pres!
dent Hopkins, the inauguration will
la- simple and will lie largely n college
affair.
New Mirk Futures.
New York, Oct. 5.—Futures opened
sleinly. 2 to 5 higher; at noon wore
steady, 7 to 8 lower and closed, 5 to lit
lower. Today’s closing prices;
Vosterdy
10:30 a.m. Close. Close
.Inn......17.87 17.07.Tttl 17.10-18
Mar......13.35 17.33-25 17.34-55
Oct...... 1074 10.83-85 18.82-85
Hoc. . ... .........17.08 08 17,10-14
New Orleans Fiilures.
New ill-leans. Oet. 5. Futures op-
ened steady K lo lo lower, at mam were
steady, unchanged and closed 4 to 8
lower. Tislay's closing prices:
Yes! only
0 ;3fl a. in. t ‘lose. Close.
Jan...... 18.87 18.82-63 16.(58-70
Mar...... 16.88 16.84 85 18.00-01
I )et....... 18.35 16.30-51 10.55 57
11,.,- ..........10.50 51 18.54-58
THE LVRIC
Kutire ( iiangr
-Yaudei Ulr ami Pictures— Biggest and ,
I test Slum in Town.
BEN WILSON in
The House of Drawn Shades
With Dorothy Phillips. Two Reels Complete.
Also a Good Comedy,
Hired, Tired, Fired
Some Laughs.
VAUDEVILLE
SIMON’S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY
1*-people-12
Good Singing, Dancing, Funny Comedians. New play today—
“WHAT A LAUGH WILL DO.”
A laugh every minute.
With MAX ASHER and SOL HENRY.
Ilring the Family—Enjoy the Kvrning.
10c. A Few Reserved Seats 10c
—
Fgly Girls Have Their Innings.
When the chest feels on fire and
the throat hums, you have Inl'.lgis.
that, and yon ik-ih! IlKUlllNH to get
rid of the dhoigrreahle feeling. II
drives out hadlv digested food,
strengthens (he slomacli anil purifies
the bowels. Price 58c. Sold h.v II. 1,.
Sheehey, uorlh side sipinre. lu-th-s&w
Liverpool Futures.
Liverpool, Oet. 5.—Futures opened
steady. 8>4 to 0% higher, at 2 p, in
were steady. 15% to 18% higher and
closed Irregular. 13'4 lo 14 higher.
Today's closing prices:
Yestd'j
Close., Close
•lan-Feh...... ..0.86% 11.73%
Mar-Apr............0.88 0.73%
0,1 Nov............0.82 0.68%
I tec-Jnu.. .. .........0.85 fl.60%
TOPIC
TODAY—The American Beauty
V
ml
IONA GOODRICH
The screen story of a beautiful high born woman whose
spirituality lifted her above the everyday wordly marriages
and who solves this great problem in a most unique way.
Tomorrow—The Hero of “The Birth of a Nation”—
HENRY B. WALTHALL
The Sting Of Victory'
SATURDAY-
Clara Kimball Young
THE DARK SILENCE
L I iftilii
President at Omaha Celebration.
New York. Oet. 5.—The general.be-
lief that every girl thinks herself lieau-
tlful was shattered lo smithereens its
day, when a veritable brigade of fern
iotnlty lined up at , Madison Square
(larden in response to an advertise-
ment for "the ugliest girl In 'New
York." The girl who has homely and
knew it was wanted by the Printers'
Supply Salesmen's Guild to lead ttie
grand march at tin* annual hall of the
m-ginlzntlon. There were applications
a-pb-ut.v. lad disappointment was in
store fin- the crowd that nssemhlcil
with the expectation of seeing femin
Inn homeliness enmasse. There may
tie girls 1" New York with eyes that
refuse to do team work, ollmws that
approach the felonious, ears that flap
in the wind, ankles Unit are pol etr
titled to the name. Hut they did uni
show up in response to the advertise-
ment for "the ugliest girt.” Those wlm
did appear would pass muster In any
crowd and if they are a sample of the
homeliest, then Father Knickerbocker
has good reason to he proud of his girls.
----
Ml yon who have a torpid liver.
Omaha. Neb., Oet. 3.—With Presi-
dent Wilson and scores of other distin-
guished guests In attendance. Omaha
today held a great celebration in honor
of the golden jubilee of Nebraska state
hood. Tla- big features of the day’s
program was an elaborate street pag-
eant depleting ttie growth and progress
of Nebraska from the early pioneer
days down to the present time.
weak digestion or constipated bowels
took out for chills. The season kt
here and the air is full of the disease
germs. The best thing lo do is to get
your liver in, good condition and
purify the stomach and bowels.
IlKnniNK is the light remedy. It
answers the purpose completely.
Price 56c. Sold by H. I,. Sheehey.
uorllt side square. tu-th-s&v
FOR SALE Four beautiful Scotch
Collie pups, two months old. On ac-
count of leaving city will sell for $5.
Call old phone 1041. o5-2t
FOR SALE—A horse, baggy and har-
ness fer $55: also a nice Jersey cow
for $50. K. R. Stricklin, 408 Fast
Orange St. o5-2t
FOR RENT—Two rooms upstairs,
furnished for light housekeeping;
hath on same floor. Modern conveni-
ences. Old phone 1203, new phone
116. o5-6t
STRAYED—Two hay mare mules
about 850 lbs each, about 14 hands
high, one branded 14 on left hip, other
white spot on left hip. Good condi-
tion : tails not sheared. Notify John
Kreager. three miles north of Shot-
man or Sheriff of Grayson Co. 14.
Norris, R. F. Hi 5. o5-6t
TP-
KING
Last Chance To See
WM. S. HART-
THE SCREEN’S GREATEST STAR
In the Best Picture of His Wonderful Career
“The Patriot”
A pulsating story of a man whose burning devotion to
the Stars and Stripes turns to smouldering co?ls of hate ,nd
then is restored by the advent of a gold-haired child
who resurrects loving memories.
TOMORROW—The Celebrated Beauty
Virginia Pearson
With Joseph Kilgore and Star. Cast in
"Ttie Turn of Road”
A Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature in Five Wonderful
Parts—also showing
CHESTER CONKLIN
Brand New Keystone Comedy and Guaranteed to Be the
Funniest Ever Shown.
“His False Step'
QUEEN
TODAY—the Dainty and Charming
Ethel Barrymore
Supported by the Eminent English Actor,
H. Cooper Cliffe in
I«
"THE KISS OF HATE”
A Powerful Story of Russian Life Brimming With Romance,
Mystery and Intrigue in Five Graphic Acts.
ALSO SHOWING TODAY ONLY
FATTY ARBUCKLE
In a Return Engagement of One of his Best Comedies
“Fick/e Fatty’s Fall”
TOMORROW—Two Popular Favorites
HAZEL DAWN arid OWEN MOORE
In a Picfurization of the Dramatic Sensation
“UNDER COVER.”
The wide variety and Iteauty of llie sellings which sueh a story
requires have added greatly to the effectiveness of the play and
made it one fo Hie most notable achievements of the year.
SATURDAY—MABY Plt'KFORP in "THE FOUNDLING."
< HAS. M. SCHWAB TELLS WHAT
IIE THINKS ABOUT MONEY.
WANTS—TOO LATE TO C LASSIFY
The October American Magazine tell*
about Charles 51. Schwab, the steel
king. In an entertaining fashion. The
writer of the article Induced Mr.
Schwab to talk about money.
“ 'Money for money's sake,' he ex-
claimed. Is a futile goal to aim at.
Money Is merely one way In which a
limn may measure lit* achievement;
hut there are many other ways.
" ’1 always pity the man who says,
"When 1 get so much money I am go-
ing to retire ami enjoy ilfo." Ttie
greatest thrill that can come to* any
man Is the thrill of successful accom-
plishment.
“'In the last year I have Unit oppor-
tunity to sett out llcthlchem for al-
most fabulous sums. They did not
even Interest me. If 1 gave up my
business 1 would be resigning ray
greatest interest in life. 1 want to
make Bethlehem bigger and better ail
the time. 1 don't want to make It a
money mill. I want to make It ttie
greatest success |s>sslbte, ttie steel
standard of the world.
There is no enjoyment in grrat
wraith, he went on at last. ‘One of llie
greatest happinesses in life is in having
something just out of reach—something
that you are not quite able to afford.
When a man reaches the place where
In* can get any of the world's purchas-
al*ie things simply hy writing out a
•heck, he has cut loose from happiness
unless he Is fortunate enough to have
|K)werftit interests of a constructive
sort quite liiwirt from his money.
‘When a reasonable man is getting
ten or twelve .thousand dollars a year
he Is getting the most lie can possibly
want to satisfy his needs. When In-
gots more be lieglns to invite nnhnppl
ness, and the more tie gets the more
unhappiness he invites. Hue soon
wearies of riding about for pleasure in
private ynehts and private ears.”'
Chinaman Made Good.
WANTED—A dish washer at llie
Williams Hotel. oS-St
Spokane. Wash.. Oet. I.- In a quar-
ter ovniury of effort TUI Gee. known
as the mayor of Spokane's Chinatown,
tins amassed a fortune and Is now
making ready to return to China to
spend his last days.
He Is now disposing of his Spokane
interests, consisting principally of a
mercantile establishment which has
long been the Oriental rendezvous
While lie has no official title lie has
been the friend nml leader of the
local Chinese colony t >r many years,
acting as mediator in their disputes
and representing them in I heir deal-
ings with Amcriieans.
Tni Gee left id* wife and children
In Chinn and cumi* l<> Spokane when
it was a mere village, and. like hun-
dreds of the early settlers, has ac-
cumulated a fortune. He says that by
next spring he will resume his place
at the head of his family In Chinn.
-4—
PINK TAR RELIEVES A COLD
Dr. Rett’s Pine Tar Honey contains
at lthe soothing elements of the pin"
forest. It lien Is the irritated mem
I,moo. and hy it* antiseptic proper
ties loosens llie phlegm, you breathe
easier, and what promised to be a
severe cold lilts been broken tip. For
that stuffed-up feeling, tight chest
or sore throat take a dose of Dr.
Roll's I’ine-Tar-Honoy and prevent «
wealing, hacking cough drugging
through (he winter. At your drug-
gist, 25c. _ d*w
_ .Tfexas,
5,6.7,1916.
Je«m> Htnry Wat Conjurad.
"Mars .lobn," excitedly exclaimed
Aunt Tlldy at she pantingly rushed
Into a fire engine house, "please, sub.
phonograph to de car cleaDers’ sempo
flum aq' notify Dan'l to cmergrate
home dlurgcntly, kaze Jecras nenry
sbo’ done bin conjured! Dr. Cutter
dooe already distracted two blood vul-
tures from his 'pcndercltls, an’ I lef
hint now prezamtnntlu' de oldie’s nnte-
liellura fur de germnns ob de neuro-
plumonia, which ef he's disinfected
wld dey gntter 'noculate him wld the
ice eoldlaied quarantimes. Rut t
b'lieves it's conjuration."—Richmond
Times Dispatch.
Taat of the Elect.
Let me ask yon a question. Did yon
ever on n freezing winter day stand
precariously In one slippery washbasin
while you sponged your shivering self
with flhout a quart of water from an
other elilnn howl? If you think you
would have insisted In this morning
after morning In an unheated bedroom
through zero weather l solute you. You
tielong to tile elect.—Atlantic Monthly.
Flow of Solid Matala.
Metals flow into each other just as
gases and liquids mix, though mors
slowly. If a culie of lead is placed on
one of gold, the surfaces of contact be-
ing kept smooth and clean, and left for
a month a small quantity of gold will
lie found to have penetrated the lend.
WE EXTENR A HEARTY
WELCOME
to our customers to make
our store their headquarters
during the R. R. V. Fair.
Come in whether you buy
or not
We have a large stock of
New Merchandise to show
you at RIGHT PRICES.
The best place in the city
to buy Shoes. Seeing is be-
lieving.
A CSstum* !n Com Effect
Me Cell Pattern Noi 7475. one ef the
many new design* 10.- N„ve.i bei
Long Coats and Coat
Suits. Very nobby patterns.
I11 sand-colored broadcloth
with a velvet collar emhroldered
in wool, came* u dross in seini-
coat effect. This is a style suite
Honed by. Paris ami adopted he-
enit» of its smart 11 css mid be-
cause It Is n practical design for
the dress to lie worn before h
top coat.is necessary.
SWEATERS. SWEATERS
and KNIT SETS.
Yon can do better at Shaw’s
J. 3. Shabu& Sons
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AUTOMOBILES
We -write all forms of Automobile Insurance at lowest
possible rates. If it’s worth having, it’s worth insuring.
IIALL ard HARE
Phones 40.
Make the Best of Thinge.
if we d<> our best. If we do not mag-
nify Hilling troubles. If we look resn-
lately. 1 do not say at the bright side
of things, but at things as they, really
ar»: if we avail ourselves of the maid-
fold blessings which surround us, we
cannot hut feel that life is indeed n
glorious inheritance. — Sir John Lub-
bock.
.Mr. Crimp lo Visit Sherman.
The weather man say* we are to
hare cold weather hi three day*. Are
you prepared for It? Are your winter
clothes In shape for wear? If not. lei
us put them in shape for you. Remeni-
Ix-r we are leaders In this class of
work.
i SHERMAN STEAM DYE WORKS.
ofi-5t Either ntone Srt.
f"BB|
Jewel Theatre Today
Red Feather Photoplays Present
HOBART BOSWORTH in “Two Men of Sandy Bar.”
Dramatized from Brel tlarte's famous novel—Filmed in 5 big arts.
TOMORROW— 10 Cents.
IVAN FILM PRODFC'TIONS PRESENT
PAULA SHAY and EVERETTE BU HER FIELD
IN
“FORBIDDEN FRUIT” w,
A Remarkable Tense Film Play
A STUPENDOUS PRODI CTION IN 5 DIG ACTS.
Scenes of Mari clous Peauty—Without a Doubt (his will lie Ihe
Feature Picture this Week.
SATURDAY-CH ARLIE ‘CHAPLIN.
F %
n Gem Theatre Today M
“FANTOMAS.” n
J “THE MAN IN BUCK.”
The Most Thrilling of ail Detective Stories
TIIR1LS. ACTION. SUSPENSE AND MAGNIFICENT SPEC-
TACULAR EFFECTS.
“JERRY AND THE BUCKHANDERS.”
An Exceptionally Funny Cub Comedy featuring the Famous
' GEO. OVBY.
Special Music by Miss Francis Nelson.
SPECIAL R. R. V. FAIR PRICES.
' % 10 CENTS.
TOMORROW—
FLORENCE TURNER in “A Welsh Singer.”
MUTUAL STAR PRODUCTION IN 5 ACTS.
“A Welsh f*ind|r” 'will, undoubtedly, ere Me even greater in-
terest among the seekers of the best in screen productions than did
"Far Front Ihe Maddening Crowd" and “Doorsteps,” preceding
Mutual Star Productions in which she was featured.
SATURDAY—CLEO MADISON in a Dantiy piiiejiird.
Getting Solid.
"Yon certainly is a One cook, ma’am,’
Bald the tramp at the hack door after^ ______ __ , , , , ,
tb..!..«IT WILL PA Y YOU TO READ THE WANT ADS.
said Ihe lady. “I keep a mold." V ^_____
“Well, ma'am. It's Just as good as If ....... 1 J ' ,IIJ ,LJ'"" 's^Bamammammaemaamam
you did."—Yonkers Statesman.
A Beckelider.
First Modern Girl—I can't quite
make up my mind about Dollle. There
la something queer abont her. Second
Modern Girl—I'll tell you what It Is.
She tins an effeminate streak.—Life.
Monater Trout.
Rainbow trout grow to aueh a large
size In Australia, especially In N^w
South Wale*, that it Is illegal to take a
fish under |pn inches in length.
BELLrANS
Absolutely sRemoves
Indigestion. One package
| proves it 25c at all druggists.
DURING FAIR WEEK
tip
We Will Show Every Day—New Coat Suits, New Silk
Dresses, New Serge Dresses, New
Satin Dresses.
Suits from.......... ............... $18.00 Up
Dresses from...................... •. .$12.50 Up
Silk Dresses............................$15.00 Up
New Blouses...... ______ ....$2.45 Up
New Petticoats....... . .............$2.45 Up
Every Express New Things—Drop In.
WAITER C. JONES & CO.
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