The Lawton Constitution (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 15, No. 230, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 4, 1916 Page: 3 of 4
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THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION
'ACE THREE
PRINCIPALLY
About PEOPLE
Piano. Everton. Phone 745.
Mrs. J. S. Pitkerton of Apache, is Mrs. W. A. Stine of Hastings *s a
visiting in the city today. caller in the city today.
Robert Walker of Frederick is a Mrs. A. A. Pyle of Chattanooga, is
business caller in the city today. a caller in the city today.
H. C. Stewart of Oklahoma City is 1 Call 386 for first class car service
5-4 12tp
Miss Faye Lenley is in the city to- in Lawton today transacting business at Laymen Cafe,
day shopping from Faxon. matters.
Crumbles
Get the Range of
Smoking Satisfaction
A "Bull" Durham cigarette
has all the vim, vigor and dash
of Uncle Sam's fighting men.
That's why the American
Army is an army of "Bull"
Durham smokers. For a virile,
Jively, manly smoke, "roll your
)wn" with "Bull" Durhars.
GENUINE
BulL
Durham
SSMOKING TOBACCO
"Bull" Durham is the mild-
est of all cigarette tobaccos. Its
unique aroma and distinctive
mellow-sweet flavor are dupli-
cated by no other tobacco. It
has been the great American
smoke for three generations,
h Learn to "roll your own"
with "Bull" Durham—you
can do it with a little practice
—and you'll learn new smoke
enjoyment.
for FREE
package of "papers"
with each 5c sack.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
When you think of a piano, think of
Overton, 330 D. 5-1 tf
Mies Mae Noll has resigned her
position at the Kress store.
Mrs. J. J. Doyle of Apache was
shopping in the city yesterday.
Mrs. W. J. Justin of Chattanooga
was a visitor in Lawton yesterday.
Ait Cheser of Devol, Okla., w^s a
business caller in the city yesterday.
R. G. Huffine of Frederick, was
transacting business in Lawton yes-
terday.
Try the Constixir on Want ad col-
umn—it will bring results and is r.ot
expensive. tf
For cleaning and pressing phone
1146 at Lawton Shine Parlor and 'Let
Pete do it." 5-2 6t
Messrs. Wert and Humphreys left
today for Frederick for a brief busi-
ness trip.
I believe you have been overcharg-
ed. Piano moving $2.00, not $2.50. Reef
Rail Transfer. Phono 23. 4-19 lm
Miss Linda Crawford of Elgin is
spending the day in the city shop-
ping and visiting with friends.
Special prices on millinery for lad-
ies', misses' and children's hats. Come
in and see them. Mrs. A. H. Garvin,
at the Booterie. * 5-3 3t
C. L. Melver of Oklahoma City, is
in lawton this week on business and
left today for Cement where he has
oil interests.
We have the nest and newest thing
out for eradicating grease. Use with
or without water. If you try it once
you won't be without it. At Whites.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Clark of Wich-
ita Falls, Texas are visitors in the
city today.
Mis. A. J. Barnes is in the cify to-
day from Elgin shopping and visiting
with friends.
Arthur R. Moore is transacting
business matters in Lawton today
from Oklahoma City.
Irwin Ozmun, manager of the Law-
ton Steam Laundry, has returned
from Kansas City, where he has been
attending a meeting of the Laundry-
men convention.
|j®®®®5X*XsWA'? j
Wants
RATES—lirst Innertinn onr cent each
word; *nl>*rquent inMertlon* one-half rent
uortl. No ltd accepted for ienit than 25c.
fusli with order unleHM you liuve an ac-
count at our office.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED — Woman for general
house work. Inquire at 619 F Ave.
Phone 420. 5-3tf
HELP WANTED
Mrs. L. P. Pilchard <<* fouw J, us in
the city today shopping.
I Mrs. Thoe. Bennett of Elgin, is a
!shopper in the city today.
Mrs. W. R. Coffelt is shopping in
the city today from Duncan.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred McLennan, who has been ser-
iously sick, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Frank Hurt, president of the
Lawton Music Club, left this after
noon for Duncan, to attend the Fed-
eration of Women's clubs of the
fifth district.
Under the direction of the Board
of Agriculture; State of Oklahoma,
there will be an examination held in
the city hall of Lawton for applica-
tion for ceitificate to administer hoK
cholrea < srum and cirus. Dr. L. L.
Lewis, veterinarian of the Agricul-
tural college has supervision of these
examinations under the new anti-
hog cholera law, which comes into ef-
fect May 21st. All persons desiring to
administer hog cholera serum and
cirus must take the examination and
receive certificate from the Board of
Agriculture. The examination will be
held in the commissioners' room of
the city hall begining at 10 a. in.,
May 5th. 5-4 It
no
WANTED—For Lawton and sur-
rounding territory, district agent,
one of the Largest Legal Reserve Life
Insurance Companies, top notch,
nothing but high class man consid-
ered. Box 14, Duncan, Okla. 5-2 3tp
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—2 buildings, one stone, 2
story, 25x70 feet; one frame, 25x60
feet, at 1«sb than 50 per cent of cost.
219 and 221 C avenue. W. H. Stack.
5-3tf
About the best way for a woman to
hold her husband under her thumb is
to grab his hair.
T ro/es*ricrtaI
And 'Business Cards
♦ DRS. MITCHELL & PINNELL «
♦ Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat ♦
♦ Glasses Fitted, Lenses Ground ♦
♦ and Duplicated ♦
♦ Rooms 202-3-4-19 Koehler Bldg. ♦
9 Phone 172 Lawton, Okla. ♦
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Warner rust proof corsets at $1.00
and up. Will not break, tear or rust.
Try one and be convinced. They are
fully guaranteed. Mrs. A. H. Garvin
at the Booterie. 5-3 3t
Misses Hattie and Maud Bostic,
who are here from Pottsboro, Texas,
visiting at the home of Mrs. Biles
of Lawton, route 0, were in the city
yesterday in company with Mrs.
Biles.
If you want to be pleased with a
corset, try the Warner rust-proof cor-
sets, for $1.00 and up. Guaranteed not
tc tear, break or rust. Mrs. A. II.
Garvin at the Booterie. 5-3 3t
FOR SALE—1 I. H. C. one-ton truck,
5-2 2t | good conditon, must be sold at once,
* cheap for cash or will trade. See C. E.
Robinson at Meridian Garage. 5-2 3tp
FOR SALE—A nice residence prop-
erty, close in and at a very low
price. 6 room cottage, modern, corner
lot, price $1250.00. Terms if desired.
Owner W. S. Irvin, or see F. A. Park-
inson. 5-1 3tp
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Lots 21 to
24, block 27, Rogers addition, Fred-
erick, Okla., also several lots at Elk
City. See or write me. L. B. Roberts,
107 Third Stret. 4-29 tf
FOR SALE—Gentle driving horse, 9
years old. A bp ••gain if taken at
once. Call Phone FX4.
I own and manage the Red Ball FOR SALE—The Mogul Cigar Store,
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♦ ♦
♦ DR. H. W. SMITH ♦
♦ Dentist ♦
♦ Third Floor in Koehler Building ♦
♦ Phone 955 ♦
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^ JOHN F. THOMAS ♦
4 Attorney ♦
♦ Practice in All Courts ♦
♦ Stevens-Galyon Bldg., Lawton, Ok. ♦
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/ ♦ E. B. DUNLAP «
f Physician and Surgeon ♦
Office Hours 10 a. m. to 12 m. ♦
2 to 4 p. m. ♦
First Natl. Bank Bldg., 2nd Floor. ♦
Office Phone 15—Res. Phona 735 ♦
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♦ J. A. Fain John M. Young ♦
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♦ FAIN & YOUNG ♦
♦ Lawyers " ♦
♦ Wolverton Bldg. Cor. 5th and D ♦
♦ Lawton, Okla. •
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♦ W. C. HENDERSON ♦
♦ Attorney and Counselor at Law ♦
♦ Phone 373 ♦
♦ Stevens Galyon Building ♦
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♦ "DICK" STALLION ♦
♦ Grade License No. 15 ♦
♦ GEO. YOUNG'S GIN ♦
♦ Phone 885. Weight 20«0 lbs. ♦
♦ J. W. L. WHITTEN, Mgr. ♦
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Transfer, not in combine with any
other transfer. Will make prices right,
if you are overcharged, tell me.
Teams for some jobs and auto truck
for all. Office in new Airdome. Bob
Schuyler. Phone 23. Skiddoo. 4-19 lm
Try
Jap
Rose Th. wonderful "Sunday Morninj,
Bath"
Soap
for further information call there.
4-12tf
FOR SALE—A good surrey, call at
Lund's Paint Store. 4-ltf
FOR RENT—Choice office room on
second floor Koehler Bid,*?. 4-29 3t
FOR RENT — Furnished modern
rooms, 816 A, phone 49. 4-28 6t
FOR RENT—Furnished room, south-
east front. Apply 401 A Ave. 4-24tf
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for
light house keeping, also one sleep-
ing room. 70S I). Phone 246 or 420.
. 4-24 tf
GIFT BOOKS FOR
THE GRADUATE
What could be more
appropriate f or com
mencement than one of
the attractive books listed
below ?
My High School Days; Seven-
teen by Booth Tarkington;
School Day Records; Just Dav-
id, Eleanor Porter; The Girl
Graduate, Blast of Tarzan,
Burroughs; Memory Books;
Nan of Music Mountain, Spear-
mans.
A complete line of new books.
JACK KERANS
Book and Stationery Store
Corner 4th and C
Phone 230.
I FOR RENT—Two 2 room cottages
• furnished for light house keeping
• at Medicine Paik. Mrs. Robert Stev-
• ens. 703 D. Phone 216 or 420.
|>i 4-21tf
i FOR RENT—Stone building, cement
• floor, iron ceiling, 70x25, strong
I deck half round the side; suited for a
j | parage to the right party. Call 219 C. i
>;\V. H. Stack. i-iytf
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS—For
light house keeping. Phone 571.
4-17tf
J ociety
There will be a business meeting of
the Ladies Aid Society of the First
M. E. Church tomorrow afternoon at
the church at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. F. W. Hammond and her moth-
er, Mrs. Rust, are entertaining the
members of the Merry Matrons club
this afternoon at the home of the
former with bridge.
Mesdames Ora HornadayM Frank
Weinier and litle daughter, and Mrs.
T. Dorland left yesterday for Dun-
can where they will attend the fifth
district federation of Women's clubs.
Mrs. John George, Misses Mae
Schofield and Kathleen White left to-
day for Duncan where they will ap-
pear on the program tonight at the
meeting of the Federation of
Women's clubs.
Yesterday at the home of Mrs. A.
D. Boggs, the one half of the Bide-a-
Wee club entertained the other half
and a most pleasant time was spent.
At a later date the members that en-
tertained yesterday will be guests of
the oneB that were guests yesterday.
Pastime Club
Met With Mrs. Watson.
The Pastime club was pleasantly
entertained yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. A. J. Watson, 914 A
avenue. Seven games of forty two
were played after which the hostess
served appetizing refreshments. The
memliers present were Mesdames E.
B. Dunlap, Laughlin, Compton,
Couch, Cox, Wnalin, C. P. Simpson,
Stuart, Brigham, Howell, Miller,
guests, Mesdames Westbrook,
Spence, Slatten, Ross, Bayless.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Moll
Entertain 500 Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Moll deliht
full} entertained the Evening 500
club last evening at .their home on D
avenue. The house was beautifully
decorated in palms and roses, which
added much to the happy evening.
Mt
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OUu^J J/~ ^
Ail Wheat
Ready to Eat
i he New Whole Wheat
Food with thqDpHc/ous
Flavor originated by the
Kellogg Toasted Corn FlakeG)
THE dainty little
miss of the house-
hold knows how
good KRUMBLES
is—the new all-wheat food
with the delicious flavor.
Krumbles is the whole of
the Wheat, cooked, "krum-
bled," and delicately toasted
—and as everyone knows,
there is nothing more nour-
ishing and wholesome than
whole wheat, especially
when the Krumbles meth-
od makes it a joy to eat
In the WAX TITE package-lOc.
Look for this signature.
MC
Five handed 500 was the game of the
evening, Mrs. Winchell Barber win-
ning the ladies prize, an ivory fan,
with the woids "five hundred" en-
graved in gold, with a chain attached;
Winchell Barber won the gentleman's
prize, a Sterling silver pencil.
Several selections were enjoyed on
the Victrola. Following the games
the hostess served a delicious lunch-
eon of two courses, carrying out the
color scheme of green and red. Dainty
red rose buds were presented with the
last course, to the guests as favors.
Those present were members,
Messrs. and Mesdames I. V. Johnson,
I'. li. Clark, J. M. McVicker, Hord,
Riley Smith, ("has. R. Moll, Dr. and
Mrs. Hammond; guests Mr. and Mrs.
Winchell Barber and Mrs. Carney.
Domestic Science Club
Held La*t Meeting Tuesday.
The last regular meeting and dem-
onstration of the Domestic Science
club was held at the home of Mrs.
Hammond on E avenue with Mes-
dames Wolverton and Garner and
Mesdames Hamomnd and Rust as
hostesses. Roll call was -eponded to
by f'. ,ing of our 'left overs."Two new
memuers were received fcto the club.
\ resolution was read and adopted,
after which election of officers re-
sulted in the following: President,
Mrs. C. M. Dunn; vice president,
Mrs. Harry Brigham; secretary, Mrs.
Cox; recording secretary, Mrs. Sim
Sheppard; reporter, Mrs. Hawkins.
Mrs. Dunn read an interesting pa-
per on Home Education.
Stero bouillon cuj>es were demon-
strated, served in bouillon cups with
wafers. Spaghetti was also demon-
strated in pattie shells, and added to
this course was a delicious salad, hot
rolls, butter, potato chips and coffee.
In the last course, jello ice cream
powder was pleasingly demonstrated
in ice cream and was served with two
kinds of cake. Each member and
guest was presented with cut flowers.
The club had two interesting guests,
Mrs. Furrar and daughter. Miss
Mary of Lebanon, Mo., who art here
visiting at the home of Mrs. Minnie
Hawkins. Others present were; Mes-
dames Hawkins, Brigham, H. Brig-
ham, Riley, Dunn, « Garner, Cox,
Couch, Day, Fouts, Hammond, Wol-
verton, Slatten, Landis, Tabor, Eow-
mau, Stuart, Bayless, Westbrook.
I STAR TRANSFER AMD f
STORAGE CO.
| L. B. ROBERTS, Prop.
fOpen for liusiBe>s May 1
Fire Proof Warehouse. Distri-
\ buting accounts our specialty.
• Fersuiial attention given oil
• work. Anything to crate or bur-
$. lap, we can do it.
$ We move pianos. Large pad-
• ded van for household good*;
! PHONE 1162. 407 3RD ST.
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Horse and surry for hire, 703 D Ave.,
phone 246 and 420. 3-21tf
MISCELLANEOUS
FOUND—A hunch of keys. Owner
may have them hy identifying same
and paying for this ad. 5-4tf
i STRAYED OR STOLEN—Bay mare,
about fifteen hands high, branded
(Jus on one hip, Sim oil other. Home
Bakery. Phone 586. 5-4tf
SOLD BY
1L. J. LATHRAM!
3d St. First Natl. Bank Bldg.
Wall Paper, Glass, •
Floor and Wall
Finishes of all Kinds
SEE ME
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