The Lawton Constitution (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 150, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 1, 1916 Page: 3 of 4
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THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION
PAGE THREE
>K I NCI PALI. Y
About PliOi'LLi
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*■ ROSELAND SAYINGS. ♦
Got Rid of Ky Corns
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With MagIC UBlS'll | Very little plowing ha newi done
„n .tats.
WANTED—To write
strati e and make
Loa... t'. S. Sneed.
your Fire In-
you a Farm
1-13 26t
SimplMt Corn Cure in the World-*o
Pain, No Fan. New, Sore Way.
When corns make you almost
with your boots on," you /
soak«>d them and picked them at
l sliced them, when corn- weUin*
Try the Constitution Want ad col-
Ulni,—,t % i,i hritu ie«jlt and n« i
expense. *
Mrs. C. G. Joy and her daughter,:
Mrs. John Shumacher of Oklahoma
City, are visiting in the city with
friends and will return to their homes
next we.Mc.
Hoy Barnes of Oklahoma City is in
wt- n today on business.
i Bimpsor went to Fletcher to-
day on business.
Miss Laura McKnight left thin
morning for Oklahoma Cityf where
she will take a tsainints course in
nursing. Miss McKnight has been in
the employ of Dr. E. Brent Mitchell
for some months past.
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Dunn and lit-
tle daughter have gone to Oklahoma
City wh' re they wiJl visit with friends
nrd relatives. Mr. Dunn expects to
visit points north before his return to
Lawton and will purchase stock for
h furniture otore.
It.-. E. W. Yates, of Elmer, Okla.,
at rived in the city Sunday evening
for a visit with her mother, Mrs. E. c
0. Flood, 618 Park avenue.
Why Hbt« Com* At All When "OfU-It"
Ueiuove Thet th« New.DeadJjure Way?
galveH, and tapes, bandages.
plasters that make corns pop-eyea
have only made your corns *row
faster, just hold your heart a moment
and fltcur.' this: Put two drops
of "6ets-It on the corn. It dries
at once. You can put your shoo
and stocking on riKht over It. Tho
corn is doomed. It makes the
como off clear and clean. It s the new,
easy wav. Nothing to stick or preil
on tho corn You can wear smaller
shoes. You'll be a Joy-walkcr. No
snoes. YOU n ue u. :
pain, no trouble. Accept no substitutes
"Gets-It" is sold by druggists■ overy-
where. 25c a bottle, or sent direct by
B. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago. 111.
up to date.
The drouth of some months duration
has been broken and a Rood season
ts in the ground now.
Wheat is looking very bad from the
hard freeze, but think it will come
out alright.
Farm work is at a standstill on ac-
count of the cold weather now.
Ice may be had for the asking so
long as it lasts.
The rain filled J. H. Fillers pond to
| overflowing, which caused hundreds
of small fish to pass down the
| meandering streams below.
1 Moving in and out has been the
order of the day.
i Mrs. May Bell Pritchard has re-
turned from a visit to her mother,
Mrs. John Stodard, at Jackson. Okla
A very able sermon was delivered
by Brother Sims at Roselar.d las'
Sunday.
Sunday school every Sunday. We
hvae a good Sunday school. Don t
take our word for it but come and see
Mrs. Lou Lawson's children are
very sick this week.
E. B. Tipton is on Ihe sick list.
W. L. Watson has moved to Dim
can.
An old-fashioned pack peddler,
irrying about 100 pounds, passed
doltl in Lhwton and recommended ^
tiio world's best corn remedy by throunh this week.
.'.oNloa BROS, W. L. SUTHERLANI
\V> POWELL'S DRl'G STORES
.. E. Allen of Duncan, waa in the
■ today attending to business.
Gltn Stenett and wife spent Thurs
day night with Lilburn Prichard and
family.
beanie
How to make the best doughnuts
you ever tasted
A really good doughnut is one of the choicest deli-
cacies that can be set upon a table.
Doughnuts shortened with and fried in Cottolene
have an appetizing flavor and a wholesome good-
ness that cannot be equaled.
Cottolene is a real aid to digestion. Hence doughnuts that
are made in accordance with the accompanying recipe not
only look tempting and taste good, but can be eaten with
thorough enjoyment by any one. Doughnuts
This is true of all foods prepared with
Cottolene, the Natural Shortening.
Arrange with your grocer for a regular
supply. Pails of convenient sizes.
Write our General Offices, Chicago, for our
real cook book, HOMK HELPS.
Tro-TAIRBANK.£2*E*£g
To s pint of risen bread douph
work in s cup of sugar b« sten
with two eRRS and one teaspoon
of msited Cottolene. Mix a little
nutmeg or cinnamon with one-
fourth cup flour; add this and
enouph more Hour to make a
stiff dough. Roll and cut snd
let rise for half hour. Then fry
in deep hot Cottolene.
STOMACH UPSET?
' r. and Mrs. John M. Young have
i ctvrned from a brief visit to Oklaho-
ma City.
, Arthur Hallum of Fletcher, was in
« . ^ m i the citv the early part of the week
&x?a je. nraUT K, . iv.siting with friends and attending to
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets 1 K
I business.
Turkish Tilths improves
That's what thousands of stomach suf-
ferers aro doing now. Instead of taking
tonics, or trying to patch up a poor diges- | . eliminate
tlon, they are attacking the real cause or
tho a 11 ment—clogged liver and disordered tom
bowels.
r r. Edwards* Olive Tablets arouse the , . , . . k t tue \i;d.
liver In a soothing, healing way. When I Leo Rensch, night clerk at the .ilia
tlie liver an,l bowels aro performing their l|amj has returned from a linef busi-
Hild SinSSr' 8"CS ln,"ge'l'°n ness and pleasure trip to Altus.
If you have a bad tasto In your mouth,
tongue coated, appetite poor, lr- <y, don't-
care feeling, no ambition or energy, trou-
bled with undigested food, you should take
Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
They do tho work without griping, cramps
or pain.
• Take one or two at. bedtime for quick
Tcllef, so you can eat what you like. At
10c and 25c per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company, Columbus. O.
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♦ FAXON ITEMS. ♦
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Signal 1 Miss Minla Northcutt, who is em- •
Prof. J. G. Hunter went to Lawton P^yed in the department store of M. j
Saturday on business. boehler Co. will leave this week for , .
Mrs. Culpepper was in Lawton Oklahoma City, where she will remain .
I, « . ,ri„v for a few days taking instructions •
shopping Saturday. Trading1?.
Truman Clark, a student at the lrom lne ™ .
Metropolitan Business College. Law- Stamps Co of that ctty. Upon com-
, , ton, spent the week end with his par- P^lon of the instruction she w 11 re- .
circulation ^ ' turn to Lawton, thus better able to (•
poisons from the sys- Johnson of Lawton ig now the serve the S. & H. Green Trading
12"29tf depot agent at Faxon in place of G. C. Stamp customers.
Todd removed. He assumed the duties
of the position last Thursday.
P. B. Harris, A. O. Holliday, Chas.
Ross and family and Fred Ticeki and
wife all spent the day in Lawton on
Aaron has letuine business and shopping Saturday.
Oklahoma City, after
the
Cottolene makes
WILL GO TO SCHOOL OF IN-
STRUCTION, OKLAHOMA CITY.
c&KmMoto
WALTERS COUPLE MARRIED
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Mrs. Fre'J
her home ai
spending a month in lawton,
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Emil
Meis.
„ . two apartments. The one will be occu
Mrs. T. L. Faught of 805 B Avenue ^ | y ^ Koeh]er and fami|y an(1
will be hostess on Thursday afternoon (ho _ (W hv Mr and Mrg L j pj
to lhe Forty-Two Club.
Rev. J. W. Sims of the M. E.
Church, south united in marriage .
George W. Graham and Miss Maude -g
The dance hall on the third floor of Manning, yesterday afternoon at the •
the Koehler building is being remodel- parsonage. These young people are
ed and when finished will complete two nf Walters most prominent citi- '{
zens, Miss Manning being pianist at '*
the M. E. Church and Mr. Graham it|9
in business there. i
Dodge-Brothers
MOTOR CAR
the other by Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Fitch-
en. Mr. Koehler recently sold his
residence on C Avenue to Dr. D. A.
Myers and Mr. Fitchen will vacate the
residence of Chas. Whittington on B
Avenue.
IS PRISONER NO LONGER.
: With New Powerplus Motor
Is Noted For Its—
SIMPLICITY
SPEED
ENDURANCE
and ECONOMY
it i.
!
interesting to stop and recall how many good
things you have heard of the ear and how very few of the
other sort.
it is not over-stating the case to say that t'te very
lar^e first year's production did not deveiope a single
serious t'ault. This notable achievement .-nrely .uistitios
public confidence in D. lge Brothers us close and careful
manufacturers.
The gasoline consumption is unusually low.
KSjjS. "'i, !i - mm -UIM .
Mr. Henry Tenick of No. 1942 W
Chestnut St., Louisvill6 Ky., in rel&t
Miss Emma Hudson, who has ing his experience with Tanla. The ®
charge of the millinery department a! Master Medicine, said; My case has
Koehlers, left this morning for St. been remarkable. I suffered w-ith
Louis, to purchase her spring stock rheumatism for eight months. 1 had
of millinery. Miss Marguerite Guthrie, to hobble on crutches and my condi-
who was in Lawton last spring and tion continued to grow worse; the last
was in the employ of Miss Hudson as three months, I never left the house,
trimmer, will return again this sea- Rheumatism was in my legs and back
son. During Miss Hudson's absence, and I suffered greatly. I tried many
Mrs. Stella Yarwood is in charge. different remedies but none did me
any good. I saw Tanlac most highly
Miss Agnes Smith of Minco, Okla., recommended and bought a bottle. I
is the guest of Miss Eno Kindt for a am delighted to find my condition im-
f.-w days. proved after taking one bottle. I kept
_ the treatment up until I have taken
+ 4 + + ,+ + + + + + + + + + + + seven bottles. What is the result ■ 1
♦ ANNOUNCEMENT. ♦ am happy to say I am entirely well of
♦ I will r -open my office in ♦ rheumatism. I will lie glad to talk or
♦ room 210 Koehler building on ♦ write to anyone about how Tanlac has
♦ Monday, Jan. 31. I will be glad ♦ made me happy. Tanlac is u system
♦ to see all my old friends and ♦ purifier and if you are suffering from
♦ patrons. ♦ Crip, Stomach, Liver, Bowel, Kidney
♦ DR. EFFIE TURNER. ♦ or Catarrhal affections, Tanlac will
" T n.ntnn ( AdV. )
In Fact a Much Better Motocycle thanfWe Have
Ever Built, and is Far in the lead of Other Makes ;
bTp. fields
114 TI11RI) STREET
TELEPHONE 1S9
ixiOSG®®®®®*
MORGAN AUCTIONEER CO.
Does a general Auction business. Real estate and live stock a
specialty. We buy sale paper in all parts of the country.
J. H. Morgan, Lawton, Okla., Phone 669
F. A. Morgan, Lawton, Phone K L 2-5
Bros., Druggists in Lawton.
This is
Extraordinary
MR. WARNER Ml'CH
(MPROVED SAYS LETTER.
The price of the Touring Car or Koadster complete i-
$785
(f. o. I). Detroit)
_w, _ _ m m *T X number as our $1.00 r. tailer main
FRED F. THOMPSON f
Word has been received from Mrs.
Jcsie Burton, who was called to Day-
ton, Ohio, last week on account of the
serious illness of her son-in-law, Geo.
... Warner, *hat he is much improved.
The "WAWCO'' is and alwajs i ^ Warner was a former resident of
lie the best $1.00 self-filler pen on Ihe havin(t l>een employed at one
market. time in the engineering department of
The Standardization of this fine .
. the city.
Phone or Call on
D. E. ANDREWS
Successor to Andrews & Magann
For your next Plumbing or Tin Work.
412 5th St. Phone 134
Dodge Bros. Dealer
PHONE 136
-Comanche and Cotton Counties.
318 C AVE.
DOMESTIC LUMP COAL
$6 per Ton
Two cars, must he unloaded at once. This is extra good
coal. We guarantee it to please you.
PAYNE'S
PHONE NO. 328
COR. 3D AND F AVE.
^ra.lwar^xttxn"it"sow chickashaonly p ^peag Radishes, Green Onions,Egg
as high as $2.50. I $145 FOR JEWISH KtAJM. \ . n l n n
I Repair service on "Wawco" speci
lie is unique, inasmuch as with the
single exception or replacing gold r
' , intH. all repairs are absolutely the committee in that
FREE.
i t 'Plant, Rhubarb, Squash, Green Pepper,
£ Cauliflower, Parsley, Green Beans,Head
" Lettuce, Brussels Sprouts, Etc., at
Try one of the Pens. They cant be passed Chickasha, evidently, for the
collection in this city was close to,
$250. This amount has been forward-
ed to the New York headquarters. I
excelled.
Jack Kerans
P. O. LOBBY PHONE 110
WHITE'S
_.Mi mill prv *
THE HOUSE Or QUALITY'
auras Old Sons. Ottar RsukxHm Won't cure.
Th. worst ciw.namatter of how ion* standing,
■re cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
I'orter . Anliscptic Healing Oil It relieve.
Pain and Heals t the ame time ?*c. 50c. Si
GOES TO HITCHCOCK. —
TO ATTEND FUNERAL. " .. ..
i If the statistics were available
W. W. Wilkinson, proprietor of the probably it would be found that sixty-
Sample Shop, has gone to Hitchcock, -"even per cent of a sophomores life is
Okia., where he was called by the spent in discovering he isn
death of his brother-in-law. portant as he thinks he is.
Tillie dinger says that before she
vent to bed last night she read a
story called "The White Sister/' and
when she got to sleep she dreamed
the had gone to church in her nightie.
♦<*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ |
Plan now tu make Law
•on the best city in Sontk
*rn Oklahoma. Boost,
►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦.
DAILY EDITI'
THE DANl
.-MANY'
TOUT.
0 ROCK, Ark., Feb. :i. Tw
fleven negro convicts,
marooned in a stockade
convict farm at Cummii
e been removed to high
<1 are safe, according
penitentiary officials todajL
las been received concerning
in another isolated
om the 300 who have
on remnants of a brokeil
Lhe last thirty-six hours.
I
I
LUFK, Ark., Fell. 3. 4
message late Wednesday
(touM, A:].,, wh- i" several
"Ons aro marooned in
liidings which withstood
water pouring through
as river crevasse, reported
ti critical. In one store
ni, including women and
eio standing upon coun-
'lv< • to escape the rapidly
STEINS
TO MARKET
Irs. Phil Hornstein ox-
Saturday for St. Louis
irkets, where they will
ensive line of ladies' and
shings and millinery for
lummer. They intend to
irge stock as they are
with their first six
in Lawton. Mrs. Horn-
k after the selection of
personally and assist
1 in selecting the ready-
ents. They will be gone
weoks.
CONVENTION
S AT ST. LOUIS
TES UNABLE TO AT-
tiSE THEY ARE IN
WO BAILED OUT.
Feb. 3.—The national
the Brotherhood W*l-
n, an organization of
a", met here with 12
10 unemployed onlook-
ce. The convention,
'8 session, will ad-
accredited delegates
Two of these were
ia, but they were de-
• at Washington, Ind.,
>w, millionaire patron
association, telcgraph-
iana town to j?et them
« from New York
it Norristown, Pa. No
for their release.
s take up revenue
A'e believe the house-
to it.
r manhole was intro-
:e in a civil suit in
the jury fall for it?
•an becomes so piou*
not work at all than
NJTED
tnd Mules
3 10 years
' 16 hands
HOMAS
Lawton
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