Oklahoma City Daily Pointer (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 243, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 27, 1910 Page: 2 of 10
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OKLAHOMA CITY DAILY POINTER
Thursday, October 27, lSlu.
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uklaiiuma's Largest Clothing Siore
COHKKCT
AI'PAUEL
ALWAYS
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v SOCIAL
^^HAPPENINGS
THE STOKE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY i THE STOBE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY. 1HE STOKE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
Men's Overcoats
>>
"Much Colder
Thursday
That's what the weather
man said in this morning's
paper.
You can contract a cold
In one day that will cost you
the price of an overcoat to
get rid of, and you will still
have to buy the overcoat.
Kill two birds with one
stone, buy the overcoat and
you won't have the cold.
We show you the best
products of fifteen of Amer-
ica's leading makers of fine
overcoats, giving you the
largest assortment in the
state to select from, military
and plain collars, box and
form-fitting backs in all the
new colors of brown, tan,
grey and fancy mixtures—
tailoring and fit absolutely
perfect.
Stein-Block Suits and
Overcoats
$20 to $50
Oilier best makes Suits anil Overcoats
$12.50, $15, $18.50
and up
Sweater Coats for Men
By the way—this is mighty good wea-
ther to wear a sweater Coat. We can cer-
tainly show you the best line in America.
Some with high ulster collars, some with
V-shaped collars. The best line we have
ever had—priced
$1.00 to $10.00
Boys Suits and Overcoats, $3.50 to $15.
A complete line of boy's furnishings.
SHCOND FLOOR
Mt-mbfri of lb« !ji dy Hit*
to. |j arc requested t« pr**.*ut
! «■ hw ti |.iiis,rr..w iiovu •• u 1
i.tMera «>f Important wiU tunc oet *
■ P *T .
Hitckius hotel l «ll
r h ulgbt. t<> whleb Sbriurin
vi(•>«!, wltii their nO}' frleud*
Mr snd Mm J. Burrow* of the Krlek
ti apartments |m * dlsuer Tueadsy
tci.ug in u« nof of Mr mikI Mm. C. (J.
Lyiebbiri, Va., who are,
i of l>r aii<1 Mr* L. J .Moorman!
f Weal HI sleefltb street Among the'
uests beside the honoi guest* mimi bimti
uri' I" mil Mra. Carter Helm Jones,
i >i Mo fH, I r. and Mra.
t. (' *m-oIi, Mlaa Lucy Johnson, and Mi
i.yder Johnson.
Mrs W T Montgomery and children,
who have been visiting her par«-iitn, Mr
.1 Mra <'harles llooprs. 1.11 Kast |
I u'blh street, for tbe unit thru- weeks, j
■ •turned to her huiue !u Beatrice, Neb.,I
Wedueaday.
The flral meeting of the year of the
Llruoln ratroiiM' club will be held Friday
at . o'clock In the school building. A-
i iiiil reports for lust year will i u read.
A queatl<>u box will be a feature oC the
meeting.
<
Mr. and Mra. I> H We'ty are enter-
tn in 11 .g M ami Mra. B. 11 1'eimtone of
l'illsburg, 111.
Mra S T. Nordstrom, 418 Rnst Twelfth
itreet. Is ci.terululng her sister, Miss
>>rma Illy of Chicago, who wlU apeud the
sinter here.
The Men's Dinner Club will glee their
firi-t dinner < f the season tomorrow even
1 iil nt u ;:n In the Ht. Paul's I'a r lull
Im uw. l r I In BuliM Kill ui.ikr I
uddresa of the evening, which Willi be
illustrated le> fure on bla trip turough
Lurope.
Mra. M (' Mliner hna relumed from
ottawa. Kansas, where abe hua been
tw week* on u visit. Mr. and Mra. Mil-
in i tire moving to upurtiuents lu the M
tlulque.
I r. h ml Mrs. A. E. Davenport and
tlnlr giic-t Mlaa .laiuriti Johnson of
1 lull, ukliuioiiiu, were dinner gnenta of
Mr. ;-i d Mra. It. N. MeO nnell, Tuesday
evening.
Mr. nnd Mra. W. II. Harper of U na,
Ohio, left yeaterday for their home. They
lotve been guests of Clov. and Mrs. Chi ilea
Mlaa Helen Hurler of Huntington, ind.,
is lure to spend the winter with her
brother, Mr. ileber llarter of West Eighth
at i cel.
The Ln<lles' Aid doty of the Imoianuel
llupttst church will give a social 'rlday
night at the church.
Mlaa Lucv Card well, daughter of Mr.
ami Mra. W l>. Cardwell. baa |,one
Kokouio, ludlauii. to apeud Ihe winter
with her grandmother.
Mr. and Mra. L. M Farntim ulll give
a dinner this evening In honor of Miss
Marguerite Mee, of Centerville, S. ! .. >
i> Mi and Mra. Wllllatu Mee'a guest, at
tbeli home. TJl West Fourteenth street.
The Greatest Values
in Beautiful Coats
Friday and Saturday promises to be the great-
est Coat Values in years. We have made
vast preparations in order to have it so. Our
styles were never more beautiful, nor the
range of choice so wide. Hundreds of new
coats have just arrived from the best New
York manufacturers.
£a!e of Coats $7.95 hie of Coats $10.50
WOMEN'S fine all wool mix-
ture coats; full length coats
—loose and semi-fitted models;
a good value for $12.50. Act
quickly if you want one, jnly
$7.93
Graceful coats in new wool
mixtures, in bright and
pleasing colors; so new, so dash-
ing, so serviceable that they will
sell on sight. The}- are regular
$15 and $18 coats—each one mark-
ed for sale price at
$10.50
Sale of Coals $15.00 ca!o of Coa!s c25.00
hi
The Fortnightly Whist flub will meet
tomorrow with Mra. guiucy iturkhume, of
.Vja Aubrey.
The Smart Set met Tuesday with Mr1
James ' 1'rasler, of West Twentieth
street. Special guests were Mmt>a Karl
Filson, Douglas Crane, Samuel Itodcu t
I.alrd and (buries I>. Ferguson. Mrs.)
IMinond S. Ferguson made top aeon
Miss Margaret McKlnley will entertain tj
dub next week.
NEW fancy mixtures in gray
and brown, trimmed with
velvet or satin; also serge eoatg
in black and blue; medium weight
black broadcloth coats, lined with
fine satin; full length garments
and semi-fitting for women and
misses; value $25, sale price
$15.00
SEAL plush and caracul coats,
black and lustrous, rich look-
ing, full lengths, semi-fitting, roll-
ing shawl collar, lined throughout
with fine satin; women's and
misses' sizes; fashionable coats
for fall and winter wear; " value
$35; sale price
$25.00
fry
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with
\l/^l°M* 'l* Turner'' ll'lV North "itoDlnaon; Methodist denomination in the southwest. A few years ago Maker l.nd the cham-
it. d'av in rniug to make arraiuenient-1 and great Interest Is being displayed in | i ion team of the southwest, but thf* ***""
for the Charity ball. Ti e club will meei | «he result. Cqaeh St. t'lar r- > ts his team | before the new style of play
with Mrs. Henry Overholser.
I ilice'iili street next Tueaday.
........ : .efore the new style of play came ii
, d condition, and has been "Ivlng I their real strength |x not known this
J t lie men prartice by lining un with the i They have met Kansas university
i..git school team. ' I were defeated 21 to 0.
A change bus been made In the Epworth
line up. Whereby Martin drops back to
left half, and W or ley goes In nt quarter,
and it aeeuis to have been ii good aiiift,
Judging irom the show made In the -rac-
tice with oklahoma High.
Harry Martin, Bpworth's left tackle, re-
ceived an injury to hla neck Tueaday,
which baa been giving him trouble, but it
13 believed lie will be In condltlou for to-
morrow's game.
Mri
M. K.
Th
West Seventeenth street.
on of Galveston,
h and Mr. Alottso
Texan, are guests
Ffi nk It. French, 016j
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Frnnces leare to-
dny for a visit in Muskogee nnd pointi
In Kanaaa.
J
Rent An Arnold Massage Vibrator
And Use It One Month, and if it Does
As We Claim, Restores Your Health,
The Rent will Apply on Purchase
Price. Is This Not a Fair Proposition?
It la Imposalhle to get a shock of any kind. Connect it to your electric light
fixtnre and learn the true value of mechanical vibration. If jou have no e.eo
trlclty In v■ ur home we *ull supply yuu with a set of dry batteries that oper-
ate tie ARNOLD satisfactory.
If you have a little t Itll.n that 1st NDKFDEVELOPED, or you have
LIJMIIAOO In the back, or troubled with Itltl I M ImM. you do not kuow what
you are missing by not renting an AUNOl.U VlllltATOIt.
\\ ny qo we rent them? Hecauae wherever we rent hii Arnold Vibrator It
Is Just the name as sold. Masaajte your acalp, face and body mid convince
Jourself. Write for the uaiues of pe«>ple In Oklahoma City tbat endorse the
moid Maaa.'ijje Vibrator.
Anyone suffering from Neuralgia, Headache*. Catarrah of the head and
stomaeh. iMHiiKMION, Deafness. CltAMI'S, Eye trouble. UOl T. Head
noise* INSOMNIA. NPRVOt I TROUBI.t: , l.iver nnd Kidney troubles, ah ud
Invest gate this wonderful machine WK DO NOT HOICK OR DETAIN YOl
whatsoever, we are pleased to demonstrate the ARNOLD at your HOME or
at your office: ue will send a lady or gentleman to your home; the treatment
Is FREE. Thousands are suffering from stomach troubles nnd Sciatica and
eannot get relief WE WANT VOL* TO CALL and let us expluln what we can
do for you.
Write, Phone, or call for our free book on HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
Arnold Vibrator Co.
PHONE 68t0.
801 - SOS HA CM BLDQ.
Dont Blame
The Hen!
When yon ret bad engs, for they
are always good when she LAID
them.
ORDER THEM DIRECT FROM
THE NEST
Have 1500 laying hen«. Egga In
any quantity.
PHONE K-82.
THORNE BROS.
FARM AND
CITY LOANS
We want close- in Oklaho-
ma city residence loans of
small, amounts — under
si,500 preferred.. Money
close and we have only a
limited amount. See us
soon.
409 to 412
State National Bank Bldg.
I Mr and Mrs. O. R. Fisher who hnve
been of Mr. and Mrs iiJ. A French
! ,;*,i l.Mt Fourth street, hnve returned
I to their home at LawUu
MiTCHEL AND OLIVES
DEFEAT LAYTON TEAM
The Mitchell Oliver Rowling team won
; over the Laytou-Laylon team at the first
innteb at the Avon Rowling alleys last
j night. The winners took tbe firat, second
and fourth game. The best team average |
was made by the winners in the second
inline, when Mitchell scored ITS aud ou-
ter 11*1. milking a total of ; 09. Oliver
ni <de the best individual score, 204 in tbe
, fust game.
While ihe gnme Is In Its Infnney in Ok
In I. o in a City, a Inrge crowd was present
tiiid such interest was shown that a I-*-"
pi !ti te im match will be played Weunes* J
, day nlgbt.
DIVORCED TIGER WEDS
PRETTY MISSOURIAN
St .Louis, Oct. 27.—Edgar Wiliest, who
halls from Wichita and pitches for De-
troit, run into more trouble yesterday than
he ever did with the bases full lie got
married to Miss Elisabeth C. White, de-
;>11e p irental objections.
Wli'ett gave Miss White a diamond
ring two years ago. but letters from Wll-
leti Flopped arriving nt the conclusion of
the Titfer-CubS series. He was not heard
of until his marriage to a woman at Wind-
sor. Canada.
Tbe expectant girl in St. Louis explained
to her frlendu thst Wlllett intended to get
a divorce ulthia a year. Wlllett was di-
vorced In April aud the lere making was
again taken up by the pair.
HOPPE BREAKS RECORD
IN MATCH WITH CUTLER
PAID ADVERTISING
r^rra
New York. O t. 27.- Willie TToppe made
a world's record at 18.1 billiards last
night, in h'.s handicap matcb with Albert
Cutler, In the seventh inning. Hoppe made
the remarkable run of 150. which Is 11
points better than that made by Schaefer
In l.SiKV The Juvenile marvel was In bril-
liant form aud played a marvelous close
game.
Thle was the third night of the contest
and the score wns 800 noints to Cutler's
The latter, however, plays at 1H.2.
the handicap allowed by the terms of the
match. The totals:
For the three nights' play thns far Is
900 for lloppe and 821 for Cutler.
I.ast ntght Hoppe's average was 23-1S.
which Is also s new record, while Cutler
made an average of 27 1-3.
TO DECIDE lOHODIST
CHAMPIONSHIP FRIDAY
OPPORTUJUTTK8 OTK BLOOK RD —
Mean failure. Your opportunity may be
here on the Want P--* the i'oiuter
today. Look for It
DR. J I. l.r.r. Fpworth university will play Raker unl
DUca rft of \>omrn—Oentto-Lrloary, Spe- vers it y Oi Baldwin. Kan at Coi.- rd park
clflc and chronic diseases. j tomorrow, and one of the most gruelling
gridiron battles of the season is expected.
jlSViWest Grand. $28 24 Fhone 1870. J These arc the two larpcst schools of the
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA
FRIDAY
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Nov. 4,1910
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FRIDAY
EVENING
Koy. 4,1910
Local Speakers and Hon. David S. Rose, Ex-Mayor of Mil-
waukee, Will Deliver Addresses
THIS WILL BE THE ONE GREAT RALLY OF THE PRESENT CAMPAIGN
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
Oklahoma Business Men's League
CORDIAL INVITATION EXTENDED TO ALL
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