Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Friday, November 3, 1916 Page: 4 of 8
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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT.
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New Coats and New Coat Suits
New Silk Dresses, New W«iol Dresses
BY EXPRESS THIS MORNING—Novelty Mixtures, stripes
and plaids, with cape collars with fur, velvet and cloth; full
ripple with belts. The very latest models and the prices are
right; $5.00 on upto....................... .$25.00
NEW COATS of Plush, Velour, Silk Velvet and Baffin Bay
Seal—they are beauties and priced very low; $17.50 on up
to.....................................$60.00
SILK DRESSES—-Made from the most wanted materials and
colors, the latest fads for this season. WOOL DRESSES in
combinations of plain and fancy materials that are very at-
tractively priced at $35.00 and on down to........$5.00
Mason - firackney Co.
TK CKEAT LtW-PKICE DRY CORDS STORE
CIRCUS NEXT TUESDAY.
I ^ Among the Courts
l
Suit fur Alleged Damages.
W. T Arnold Vs. the Texan Trac-
tion company Is the style of a suit
filed In the Fifteenth district court.
The plaintiff asks ft>r damage* in th*
mini of $15,000. alleging |iennam'iit
personal Injuries sustained in getting
off n ear iu Denison. (Jet. 29, 1916.
At the Sheriff* Office.
Tom L. Tennlson, office deputy tin-
der Sheriff I/*1 Simmons, is today en-
gaged in putting over final settlement
lie tween that office and the office of
the county attorney.
Win of T. 4 Srrivner.
Dr. W. D. Poeqnf this city today
made application to probate the will
of T. J. Scdvner, wlto died at liix
home at Choctaw. Oeti 20. 1916. Mr.
Serivner left a farm of about nne
hundred acres and considerable otlier
property. Dr. Hoe, who wits a son-
in-law to Mr. Scrlvnor. is mimed as
executor and the request Is made that,
lie tmuuige tlie estate. All property
Is left to Mrs. Minnie Kerlvner, wife
of deceased.
fit the CalJope is Soon
Heard in the Iawd.
» «' SAVES DAUGHTER
We Sell Everything in Lumber
You w in by being able to get anything y ou want at
Mas yard whew you want it.
Yaw win by bring able to get it at a price that is
always ewoMstvnl with the quality of the material.
Yaw win by trading with a firm that backs up every
lilt iwsi lit it makes, that stands behind every dollar's
worth h setts.
Yaw win in every way when you buy your lumber
and other Materials here.
ID. TE3. LYON
LUMBER
Fresh Meat and Oysters
DAILY SHIPMENTS—
You Will Always Find the Best in Meats at
Sherman Fish and Neat Market
The call of the calliope Is noon to
lie heard here, for the Harnum and
Halle} circus will erect its acres of
canvas in Sherman. Tuesday, Nov. 7th
giving HfterniH.il and night |ierfortu-
Muces with u two in He long street
parade tlie morning of that day.
A safe ami sane circus in which
no pretty girl is shot from the caiman's
mouth or hurled through the air ill
an automobile, und in v>hlch the slide
] lor life on a wire from the top of the
tent is done by a big white cat hold-
ing a rat in its mouth is what is
promised by this circus floating the
gonfalon of Harnum and Hailey. Thu
greatest show on earth lias undergone
a great change from the days of com-.
polling complexities of alluring alliter-
ation on (sisters. —1 -*-*■•*—*'
dare-devil doings
Ad vie* of Mother bo Doubt Pro*
Teats Daughter's Untimely End.
Motor Licenses.
2512— Will Brooks of Souihmayd,
Overland.
2513— H. >3. McMUlin of Sherman.
Ford.
Real Estate Transfers.
W. C. Kelly to Louise A. Kelly, lots
11, 12 anil 13. block 3, Munson & Pur-
llugtnn's addition to Denison, $1.
J. W. Aycock, et ux. to Mrs. VV. R.
Orahaui. 130.5 acres, OL E. Fiudieinan
survey, $5872.50.
J. T. Lyles, ef. ux, to C. A. Ilahnel.
40 acres L. Miller survey, $11200.
T. A. Key, et ux, to O. B. Boothiu&n,
lot 5. block 40, Dumas addition to
Denison, $1200.
B. C. Rose, et ux. to H. W. Head,
117 acres A. Shannon survey, $0,521.05.
J. A. Luplter, et uxx, to B. O. Rose.
117 acres, same survey, $0,735.10.
E. M. Lovelady to C. F. Smith, lot
14. part 13, block A, Mrs. F. M. Sum-
ner’s first addition to Sherman, $1250.
C. J. Tates, et ux, to R. W. yntes.
100 acres J. Williams survey, $6500.
L. B. Benjamin, et ux, to R. E. Al-
len, lot 1, block 93, Miller’s second ad-
dition to Denison. $1550.
Marriage licenses.
Z. P. Griffin and Mrs. Hattie Hag-
gard.
E. A. Moody and Mrs. Myrtle Cora
Dozier. . '
N. F. Cranfill and Miss Adah John-
son.
N. A. Dodd and Miss Florence
Smith.
W. C. Lane and Mrs. Verna M.
Vlrdell. i
The Cit) Harness
and Shoe Shop
Good material, experienced
men, modem machinery, quick
service, prices right.
A large stock of Harness, Shoes
and Work Clothes. Shoes I sell
are repaired tree of charge.
A. M. Teague
Manager.
216 West Houston Street,
Sherman, Texas.
Interurban
Service
25 Trains to Denison,
14 Trains to Dallas and
intermediate points
EVERY DAY
“It’s Convenient”
Ready, Ky.—** I was not able to do
anything lor nearly six months,” writes
Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, “and
was down in bed for three months.
I cannot tell you how I suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
to give it up. We tried another doctor,
but he did not help me.
At last, my mother advised me to take
uih) death-defying Cardui, the woman’s tonic. 1 thought
under the big twit, it was no use for 1 was nearly dead and
washing.
I think Cardui Is the best medicine In 1
the world. My weight has increased,
and 1 look the picture of health. ”
If you suffer from any of the ailments
peculiar to women, get a bottle of Cardui
today. Delay is dangerous. We know
it will help you. for it has helped so
many thousands of other weak women
In the past 50 years.
At all druggists.
fi'rfit t.: Chattanooga Madtcln. Oo„ L»cW
ld»i»oir Dwx , Chattanooga. Tann.. lor Sn.isl
Instruc tions on your casa and 64 pah • book, “Homo
Troausaot lor Woman." An plain vrappar. M.U 1M
Melting Pot Will Re the Rest Play of
ihe Season for Sherman. ,
No longer does a beauty stick her nothing seemed to do me any good. But
head in the niuuih of a roaring beast 11 took eleven bottles, and now 1 am able
The whole show has heeu softened i to do all of my work and my own
and sweetened. The np|>eal of beauty
and skill bus taken the place of tbe
lure of sensation, so dial now the cir-
eus is a happier circus for everybody.
None of Ihe old-time glitter und
glamour will lie lacking, uud Ihe tra-
ditions llmt keep the circus a national
institution will nil lie there to pre-
serve the atmosphere.* Tlie ringmas-
ter’s whip will crack as of yore; the
steatu calliope whoop and whistle,
hriugtug with it the twang of grass-
hopper's. song and dusty country road
the high school horses will prauee alid
pose, and there will be a horse ball-
eriua; fox terriers and batxtons will
do equestrian stutits; bespangled
equestriennes will ride dappled horses,
and merry clowns will play pranks,
but in the whole circus there will noi
be a shudder, although there wlll .be
much to make tlie pulse beat faster and
to arouse enthusiasm. Among the new
features, uud perhaps the most obvi-
ous change from sensation to beauty
will be n remarkable series of living
sculpture groups in which milk white
horses, ponies and dogs, together with
human beings whitened to the color ot
marble pose in plastic groups. Other
new features include a glorious pa-
geant descriptive of Persia, and the
stories of the ‘'Thousand and One
Nights”—roller skating and bicycle
riding bears—trained rats, cats and
pigeons—somersaulting parrots and
cockatoos who walk the tight rope
and ride bikes—a real Chinese circus
giveu by three troupes of pigtatled
i xjtorts—'Teddy, the world's champion
jumper—au elephant brass band, and
many new and unusual acts given by
the very aristocracy of the world of
“sawdust ahd spangles.” The circus
will be given under the largest spread
of canvas ever hoisted In the air and
the entire program and equipment
would make old P. T. B. its founder
turn green with envy were he alive to
see It.
Friday, NovemEer 3,
FOR COAL
WOOD
AND FEED
Used Automobiles
Too Busy.
Mrs. Exe—I'm going downtown this
morning. Exe—Shopping, my dear?
Mrs. Exe—No, 1 haven't time for that;
Just to buy some things that l need.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
t.
Cadillac, Hudson, Chalmersy Mitchell, Rambler, Cutting, Stu-
debaker, Buick and Brush, used cars for sale at right
prices. See us before buying.
Roberts Electric Company
Free Inspection ol any Battery at Any Time
MAKE THE MOST OF PROSPERITY
Every man should keep fit these
days and make the most of his op-
portunities. No man can work his best
handicapped with disordered kidneys
and bladder, aching back, swollen
joints, stiff muscles or rheumatic
pains. Foley Kidney Pills pay for
themselves a hundred times oyer in
health improvement. Sold everywhere.
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TOR COAL
\ WOOD
AND FEED
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
Want Advertisements, London, 1693.
I want a young man that can read
and write, mow and roll a garden, use
a gun at a deer and understand coun-
try sports and to wait at table and
such like.
I want a complete young man that
will wenr livery to wait on a very vat
uabte gentleman, but be must know
how to play on a violin or a flute.
I want a genteel footman that can
play on the violin to wait ou a person
of honor.
If I can meet with a sober man that
has a counter tenor voice I can help
him to a place worth £30 the year or
more.— Sampson's “History of Adver-
tising.”
In tile drama, Tlie Melting Pot, to
he presented at Sherman Hall, Austin
College. Saturday evening, November
4. the |ioople of Sherman will have an
opportunity of seeing one of the great-
est American dramas, a drama dealing
with one of ihe greatest problems of
our country, and written by an author
who has lived and dwelt among the
conditions which he portrays. Israel
Zangwfll, the great Jewish sociologist,
friend of the alien, helper of Ihe weak,
had to experience and to feel the real
conditions of the lives of these peo-
ple before he could pour it out in this
great message to the American uation.
No one knows tlie alien life of Greater
New York hs does Zangwill, and never
did more sympathetic heart beat than
his. In this (day he expresses the com-
bined yearnings of Millions of alien
hearts for liberty of life and thought. 1
The play will lie produced exactly as'
It was first shown on Broadway. New
York. Most of the original cast will.
appear in the play when it Is presented
at Sherman hall. It will include the
following: Theodore Doucet, William
J. Keighley, formerly a Ben Greet
player, and with Cohan and Harris in
“Officer 666, Herman Gerald, in turn
a member of the Metropolitan and the
Hammersteln company, and with Dor-
ris Keane for two years in “Romance.”
Miss Jean Brae, for a time with Rich-
ard Mansfield, and later appearing
with great success in the following
plays, “Within the Law,” “The Ghost
Breaker,” ‘The Chorus Lady,” anil
“The Trail of the Lonesome Pine;’’
Dora Davidson, who began his career
with Edwin Booth, and who has figur-
ed in (he following great, dramatic sue.
cesses: “Hazel Kirk.” under tbe many
ngement of Daniel and Charles Frols
man, “The Stranglers of Paris,” ‘Two
Little Vagrants,” under tlie manage-
Pawtueket.” (with Cyril Maude, 300
meat of Charfes Frohman. “The tori of
nights in London). ‘The Blue Bird,”
by Maeterlinck, and “The Melting Pig”
by Zangwill.
The company has a contract with the
Redpath Lyceum Bureau for a limited
number of engagement*. Sherman is
fortunate in securing one of these
dates, as the play will not he presented
but three times In Texas this season.
n.Tlt
New Shipment of Leather Goods To-day!
the kind you come back to buy
if you don’t buy on sight
Purses, Card Cases, Bill Books
SEE TEEM BEFORE OUR ASSORTMENT IS BROKEN!
Glasscock Drug Co.
Th* Greater Blessing.
Jawkins—Ah, my boy. it's a fine
thing to have a friend whom you can
trust. Pawkius—It's a jolly sight bet-
ter to have one who will trust you,
old man.
The Silkworm.
A single cocoon of the ordinary silk
worm will frequently give a double
thread 1,100 feet In length.
Tbe Store That Delivers the Gtoods.
Phone 21
He that scoffs at the crooked had
need go very straight himself.
BELLrANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it' 25cat all druggists.
P-. Bell’s Pine Tar Honey contains
at lthe soothing elements of the pine
forest It heals the irritated mem-
brane, and by Its antiseptic proper-
ties loosens the phlegm, you breathe
easier, and what promised to be a
severe crld has lieen broken up. For
that stuffed-up feeling, tight chest
or sore throat take a dose of Dr.
Bell’s i. uie-Tar-IIoney and prevent a
wcaiu,m hacking cough dragging
through the winter. At your drug-
gist, 25c. d&w
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A box supper will be given at Lov-
ing school house Saturday, Nov. 4.
Everybody invited. n‘2-2t
There is one remedy that for many
years lias given relief from coughs,
colds, croup and whooping cough.
Mr*. Clius. Rietx, Alien Mills, Pa„
writes: “I have used Foley’s Honey
and Tar for the past eleven years and
I would not be without it.” It prompt-
ly relieves hoarseness, tickling throat
and wheezy breathing. Sold every-
where. ra-w-f&w
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FOR COAL.
,. WOOD
AND FEED
New Shipment
of Woolen Dress Goods just received in the medium weight ^
materials for the Russian style dresses, of the popular
weaves -Ottoman, Epingle, Poplin, and French 5erges,—•
best shades of Plum, Brown, Navy, Green, Black and
Cream.
Price Range $1.75, $1.50, $1.25 and $1.00 the Yard.
CREAM BROADCLOTH
$2.00 and $1.50 the Yard. \
PHONE 23 AND COUNT THE
MINUTES
FORGET YOUR ACHES.
Stiff knees, aching limbs, lame back
make life a harden, if you suffei
from rheumatism, gout, lumbago, neu-
ralgia, get a bottle of Sloan’s Lini-
ment, the universal remedy for pain.
Easy to apply; it penetrates without
rubbing and soothes the tender flesh.
Cleaner and more effective than mus-
sy ointment or poultices. For strains
or sprains, sore muscles or wrenched
ligaments resulting from strenuous
exercise. Sloan's Liniment gives quick
elief. Keep It ou hand for emergen-
cies. At your Druggist, 25c. ttd-w
No Previous Experience.
Traffic C«p (to autoist whose car
has Just been in a bad collision)—
That's the most complete smasbup !
ever saw. Autoist (proudly)—Thank
you. And. would you believe it. It's
the first one I ever bad!—Puck.
Get in L'ne for
Christmas
Sittings
The Favored Gift—
THE PHOTOGRAPH
WEAR’S STUDIO
Pollock
A WORD TO THE PUBLIC
Pollock’s Name in an Advertisement
Means This:
SATISFACTION-
QUALITY AND SERVICE-
BETTER MERCHANDISE FOR
LESS MONEY.
Our Complete Stock of New Merchandise
Enables You to Fill Your
Every Need.
See Our Ad. in Saturday's Daily.
Pollock?*
Turkeys
WANTED
HIGHEST PRICES AT
NORRIS & EDGARTON
Sherman Ice Plant
DON’TSELL BEFORE SEEING US
Here
Every Night
Next Week
SHOW
under the big, gas
heated tent, near
T. 6l P. Freight
Depot.
SEATS
J1FIW fll 25
3L..?AS3iSia
iJ \J \J
w ,i
I. D. BUSTER,
Lawyer.
Liftz Annex Building, Room 20.
ksfi.fi.
k-'yfh
Compare
your watch—or any
watch—with this one
The Grueu Verlthln,
in appearance, w» know
will win yonr declxioti
easily. It Is “Tlie Most
Beautiful Watch in
America.”
Then compare the
time-keeping qualities.
All we say now is that
you will be willing to
bet on your watch when .
you carry a Grueu Verb J
thin.
Lastly, compare its
general values—-the 1
number of jewels, the I
quality of case, style of
dial—and price.
You owe it to yourself
to make this comparison
liefore you buy. tot us
show you (he Gruen
Verlthln Watch today.
ELY & SONS
GRUEU
I
Vtert thin Watch
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SPORTING GOODS
Crane’s Stationery
VICTR0LAS and Records
PRINTERS
Reynolds-Parker Co.
That's Our Phone Number.
Give us jpur next order and
you get what you want when you
want it
CARL R. NALL
THE CAREFUL DRUGGIST-
Send for tostii_______________
fe,ODr.ftK. Olivegtreot,
from this and o
. ... ...di, me Olive St.OT„
Sold hr druggist*.—Adv. t
HERO and
^REFLEX
GAS HEATERS
These are two of the most
satisfactory Gas heaters on
the market.
Quirk heat, Gpod Service
and Economy will be found In
these two stoves.
J ‘ ’ - or |
Phone us today to send
it out and be ready for cold
weather.
COMPANY.
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