Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 32, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 14, 1912 Page: 8 of 8
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1915
School Days
Get the boys ready.
Bring them to our
store tor their outfit.
The best line of
boys’ shirt waists and
shirts ever shown at
50c.
A Saturday Program ‘‘Catchy"
to All—t'omedy, Iliama.
W'cidera.
PICTURES
Alineot boys’ pants
in peg top and semi-
peg top that we are
proud ol. The largest
assortment in Sher-
man trom
50c to $2.00
A ROMANCE OF A PALM
CARDEN—Gauinont.
One of the most beautiful
ami gorgeously produced
dramas in scenic effects with
a love story, where Cupid
solves difficulties, straightens
out tangles, making life and
surroundings beautiful.
New tall suits tor
boys, New Shoes in
Patent, Tan and Gun
Metal, lace or button.
Everything else you
need for the boys
A NEW CURE FOR DIVORCE
Tlianhouser.
A novel comedy story where
the interior of a moving pic-
ture factory is shown. A
wedding is taken, shown to
the bride and groom just as
they have their first quarrel.
It “looks good" to them" and
they make friends and forget
the "other girl,’’ who had
uroused the squarrel.
TRI K-HF.ARTKD MINER.
—Bison.
A thrilling Western with ail
the action and startling situa-
tions where jealousy rules.
SEE THE REST SHOW AT
THE LYRIC.
MISS META MEADOW
Teacher of Piano
Studio 506 S. Crockett St.
EXSTEIN S-
Any Styles
Sewing Maehine
J. K LOGSDON'S FUNERAL.
Hotly Drawn to Cemetery by Horses
He Drove While in Life.
Pavement
Paragraphs
Meetings Tonight.
Painters aud De. orators,
hull.
Union
.Subordinate lodge. Xo.
O. F., Odd Fellow hall.
15, I O.
Mrs. Ira J. Hall left today in re-
sponse to a call that her aunt, Mrs.
Dickey, is very siea at Collinsville.
Chus. Wade has gone to Kansas
City where he has accepted a posi-
tion with tile American Grocery Co.
The Texas Nursery company is
shipping apples by the car load
from the big orchard near Potts-
boro.
Miss Valentine Maxey is almost
blind today on account of a sty on
her eye. Both eyes are affected,
and are painful.
There is to be a special program
of music at the First Presbyterian
church and a fine chorus. The
church bids welcome to the students
just arrived In the city to attend
colleges and everybody else.
Tlie Women's Missionary Society
of Travis Street Methodist thurih
will meet Monday at 1 p. m. in
the mission room or the church.
The mission study lessons will be,
■n
WELL. Of Course You Are Expecting Something
Good Tonight, and. Relieve Me, We Sure Have It/
Extra
Jewel Theatre
Where Picture Plays ot Quality Are Shown
The Deceiv
A Lubin Comedy Drama of the prettiest nature, with
unexpected ending that puts a good taste in your mouth.
an
In His Father’s Steps
An Edison rural drama of file most realistic nature done
in u very creditable manner by those famous Edison players.
Silver Wing’s Two Suitors
A Patlie Western story, full of thrills, bumps
from the first inch to the last foot of film.
and jumps,
YOU CAN’T BEAT IT IF YOU TRIED A WEEK.
OPEN FROM I T</ 11 1*. M.—XO STOPS FOR
JUST KEEP COMING, KID.
SUPPER—
Aten’s Oxfords \
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While you are up town call and see us, and
get a pair of our oxfords while th« y are half
price.
54.00 Ralston 42.00 $3.50 Fellow Craft $1.75
43 00 Oxfords #1 50 52.50 Oxfords $1.25
While in our store ask to see those new
shirts, all sizes
YOU CAN DO BETTER AT SHAWS
J. B. Shaw & Sons
............ ............... __ for I -Os Angeles, Cal., and will en-
given aud a Ilibe study cluss will be ; College ol O.-teopatliy at
< EXTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
It is Very Important
gj:
organized.
' that place. ..v.ii.s u uw «.
[iSherman’* brightest, and best young
W. T. Hamilton, a grand juror'mcn‘ has hundreds of friends hi the
who was allowed to go to Kentucky-1 c,ty who Wret. t0 have him go
town on account of the illness of away' even if n is ollly temporar-
hls son, Hayden Hamilton, returned !ly- Kor the last year or two he has
yesterday to resume his work. The bt>en * stenographer and office man
Mr. Coving is one of Making Preparations for Revival to
Regin Sept, tilt.
young mail's condition is consider-
ably improved.
The Bible Students’ Aftsoiiation of
for the Hardwick -Etter Hardware
company 'here. His work has been
satisfactory lo his employers as
evidenced by a token presented <o
Sherman will hold services at Di. 1 him bv them wh n he resigned hi-
W. F. Blair's residence. 1003 Xortli | position. This week several gathor-
Cleveland avenue Sunday a! 3 p. 1 ings have been given in his honor.
m. and 7:15 p. m., with refresh-, There is not a doubt but that !i
nients for all between services. Free will succeed with IBs wo-k He 's
to all interested in Bibla discourse. !he son of Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Lov-
Hepaired, Adjusted and Cleaned.
Here for a Short Time Only.
W, H. WOODLAND, Old Phone 24 f.
,T'o»t Kim;?1?" <
n rtvo-xtory <
Modern Yivtf-ktorj' dwelling, steam
beat, seven rooms, hath. No. till
IliWji "If (new) North ’Crockett
street. Hoe .us aliont this nroperty.
, ,, GI’LICK & HALL.
&9-tf M. & P. Nat’l. Rank Bldg.
Gainesville, Texas, Sept. 14.— .1.
E. Ixigsdon, aged 73 years, after a
protracted illness superinduced by
old age, died at the family home on
North Morris street, tills city, at
9:30 o'clock Wednesday night. He
had been a resident cd ...UainesviUe
fOf twenty years, and was driver of
LliOso. pmgon fire de-
partment for ;intoi*e Hi an ten years
At his request, made shortly before
his death, hip body was cppyey.ed to;
Leon Jones, operator of the ele-
vator at the Commercial State bank,
accidentallyallowed his foot to be
caught in the elevator yesterday af-
ternoon about 4:30 o'clock. As a
result it is very likely that the two
(>. C. ANDERSON HEAD.
Shermanite Parsed Away in Dallas
Yesterday Afternoon.
. ----- — — ---- O f, Anderson, aged 4? .vears,
larger toes of the right toot will i died yeaterdav afternoon at 5 o'clock
have to be taken off. It was on thejat home in Oak (Tiff. Dallas and
landing of the wecond floor when hin will be shipped here this afternoon
foot was caught between (he ele-, fon burial. The remains will be
vaforand the building, thus painfully j taken in charge on the arrival by
.too. U. Da'nfiel. funeral director, and
funeral services will he held at .5
The pastor and members of the
Central Christian church are busy
making preparations for the revival
meeting which begins Sept. 29. Sev-
eral committees have been out , the
past week getting the names of the
people of the city who are noU mem-
bers of any church and of those
who have been members at other
places but who have not yet placed
their membership with the local con-
gregation.
The choir platform has been en-
larged and Mr. E. W. Jarnagan is
training a large chorus choir whim
will furnish splendid music. Evan-
gelist John P. Jesse of Excelsior
Springs, Missouri, will do the
preaching. Sunday night services
will be evangelistic until the begin-
ning of the meeting, Sept. 29.
mashing the foot. 1
intention of keeping the files from J interment at West Hill cemetery.
drove so many years" He ifeives
'■Widow and 'three sotis. Vu
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School Booh Woticq,
\Ve »va"nt yourl4rrio<XRV»'iXx 'iVn'Tl?(Tii><»T Nirpjin~T>ntftnf^nnirj'WrT,.~
Now ls (he time Iq biiy. lh.ii't jw'ait unlit the rm.li Is oil. Tim state
will adopt new Imoka for next year, so bring your old books and ex-
the fttitmal. and Ray Sanders wa9[ The' eh use of death was typhoid
thrown front the wagott aud quite'foyer., He moved to Dallas from
painfully hurt. The’boy was work- t^liis, citV about two years ago, and
lr»g lor the Enterprise Grocery com- kas'bftbn in the employ of the Texas
pany,neat"'which place the wagon Cqmpaltv The"'wHe and children:
was turned over and the Amy hurt Haie, k*y, Wl,aulas, and the
about the Head; Nothing serious la i survive the deceased.
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luge to t,.
change tlieiii now.
We an ill excliAiige aU your old books we can use.
Oliphant’s Booh Store
Toilet Water
For
Masatta Odors
Ring 21
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anticipMert.
in,
Sherman Business College has dt-*
si/ned a good advertisement for
Sherman and had the same printed
in' two rotors with a large Texas
map as the centerpiece. It advertises
Sherman as an educational center, a
good busincse town1’and seat of cul-
ture. Tlie map has been placed lib-
erally Ini Sherman business houses
and will be placed In the stores and
public buildings of towns and vil-
lages over the state. It Is a hand-
some wall piece anil contains much
information.
Mrs. E. C. Chaney and children
baby
i.oic
Relatives irl this city • are: Mrs.
G, *]T- Ahderson, mother; Mrs. Albert
Dennis. Mrs. Hoyt Bush; Mrs. E. P.
Estes, sisters: Roy Anderson,■ broth-!
er: and Grover Anderson of Musko-
gee, Oklahoma, is a brother.
Pupils’ Recital.
IWt Never Miss Today's I’iro-
Program—IU** a Dandy
Good One.
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I-ast eveniug at the home ' of
Hugh Morton the pupils of the
summer classes of Mr. Morton. Mrs.
Key, Miss Bess McElroy. Miss Mes-
sle Smith and Miss Daisy Atnip
were heard in a piano recital. After
the recital Bomar Urampr played
several selections and the entire
arrived from Madill, Okla., and their vrogram was mwh enjoyed. Those
Talcum Powilor
&
lioiiselioid goods were also moved
here yesterday. Mr. Chaney re-
cently purchased the Ballard-!*'ore-
pnrticipating were Misses Swandhill
Purcell. Alberta Akers, Alma Kirk.
Otbel Smith, Julia McAfee, Lillis
man hardware store, as a business Godwin, Ante Young, Mildred Linx-
interest in thlB city and lias since wilder, Edith Key. Ruth Doty,
purchased the house formerly own-
Lankford-Keith Drug Co.
ed by Jim Snyder on East Cherry
street, where he is moving. Mr.
Snyder and his mother have a newr
home on East Chaffin street. Mr.
Chaney also recently purchased the
home of Dr. R. B. Anderson
South Crockett street.
Hazel Smith. Viera O’Hanton,
Alma Sanford. Mary Lee But ridge
and Mildred' DeSpaln.
Frank l-oving leaves
Nursing Mothers and Malaria.
The Old Standaru GKCVJB'S
on TASTELESS CHILL TONIC, drives
out malaria and builds up the sys-
tem. For grown people and chll-
tomorrow dren, 50c. 20-eod
THF COWliOY S MOTHER.
A thrilling drama of ’ * IBc 1
West. The best In many a
day. A No. I Western.
v,
THE ANCIENT BOW.
A Vitagraph Western pic-
ture, just as true to Western
life as can be. Scenery? Why,
the greatest in the world.
THE CUB REPORTER.
One of the best Edison
dramas you ever saw; a thrill
in every foot,, But turns out
happily. Great.
every man and young man to see ouix
new fall goods this season. We have
made a special effort to improve onr
lines in every way, as our business
continues to grow, and it is our desire
to have you see our lines as they are •
far ahead of any in the city in STYLE,
PRICE AND QUALITY. When you see the
goods they will speak for themselves.' -
tir lines of clothing consists of Hart.
SchaHner & Marks, Adlers, Collian &
Creen Baum, tailoring lines tlpit have
no equal. A. 15. Anderson & Co., J.
L. Taylor & Co. and Lanin Sc Co.
HATS—Stetson, King Berry and a
number of our specials.
Arrow Collars and Arrow .Shirts,
Cluott Shirts, Monarch Shirts.
iJJhhKi *
We also make a sppqiahy of Union
li feitods. Collars* .tlaiisen and
-Ureat Western Claves, - McUonahl..........
* Shirts and Overalls and Sherman ” ” *
brand |X>||«0
u Know these lines are w
JSo floubt you
jMRjitjvely t|}e best that can be pro-
duced. ’
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Bonner White
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HILLSVILLE LEADERS
REPORTED ARRESTED
AsRocisted I’rt'hn Ul»t>tttcb]
Des. Moines. Iowa. Sept. 14,—De-
tectives from Roanoke, Virginia,
claim they have captured here Si,i-
na Allen, leader of the Hlllsville
courthocse raider, and Wesley Ed-
wards. Sidna was captured in a
house and' Edwards while working j
with a local paving gang.
FIRE
LIFE
HEALTH
ACCIDENT
TORNADO
INSURANCE
Just Lome By and
Look at the Post-
ers in Front
BIDS FOR SIDEWALKS.
Bids will be received at the city
hall (secretary's office) for building
a sidewalk at Fielder Park, until
12 o clock, noon, September 16.
1912.
AB PAY.VE
sl0-5t Assistant City Engineer.
131 N. Travla St.
Jack Eubank
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A WANT AD WILL SELL Li
Suits, Coats and Dresses
Greatest showing of Ladies’ and Misses' Wearables, repre-
senting the seasons approved, correct and most desirable styles
and fabrics we have ever shown.
Now Coats, blew Sui'a, New Dresses
and priced
Everything in this section bought cheaper
lower. x ...
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New Suits
Our showing of Coat Suits is large and varied aud the hand-
somest it has ever been our pleasure to present. Bought much
under price and we are offer ng them much cheaper than the
same suit can be bad at other places. Serges, Whip Cords, Mix-
tures. Rough Weaves, etc. Prices range from 912.50 to $35.00
the country over; our prices range from
*9.85 to $25.00
New Coats
Equally as well bought and as attractive uud pleasing in ev-
eryway. Ail the new- weaves, all the new styles, all the new col-
ors; ordinarily sells from $7.00 to $25.00; our good buying en-
ables us to sell them at
*3.95 to $10.00
New Dreseee
On Display Tuesday
September 17th
Beautiful New Dresses for every occasion; Plain Nets. Em-
broidered Nets, Plain and Hand-painted Chiffons, etc. Many dif-
ferent si)les in Wool Dresses that appeal to everyone.
Our Complete Line of Tailored,
Street and Dress Hats
Also a Complete Line of Hair.
Switches, Puffs, Curls and .
Hair Ornaments
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KILK RRKHKEH range in price from. .. $0.50 TO $22.50
WOOL DRFSKKs range in price from $0.50 TO
NEW GOODH IN ALL DEPARTMENTS! ARRIVING DAILY.
Steinlein 4 Martin
NEWEL L’S
TiE RETAIL STORE AT WHOLESALE PRICES
127 N. Travis St.
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WHAT WE HAVE
FOR BOYS
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New Boys’ Hals, new styles, age 3 to
8 years, from 50 to $2.00 apiece
Boys’ Blonse Waists
50c each
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Boys’ Shirts, all sizes, 75c, 85c, $1.00 each
Extra nice ones
, \
Four-in-Hand Ties for Boys
at 15c and 25c pe.
Walter C Jones
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