The Lawton Constitution (Lawton, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 248, Ed. 1 Friday, May 25, 1917 Page: 3 of 4
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Friday Evening, May 25, 1917.
THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION
PAGE THREB
"
*
Yes,
brown
and tender, too
Listen to these real fried potatoes
Of course, when you
fry potatoes you want
them brown. Unless a
fried potato is brown it
isn't a fried potato at all.
Have you ever seen
and tasted potatoes
fried with Cottolene?
If not, you owe your-
self something. Cotto-
lene quickly brings
potatoes to a nice brown
—quicker than you ever
saw potatoes browned
before.
The result is a nice,
tender, mealy inside —
and a delicious flavor,
too.
Why don't you get a
tin of Cottolene and en-
joy real fried potatoes
tomorrow ?
The same tin ot Cot-
tolene will make delici-
ous biscuits foryou, too,
and hot bread — and
cake of all kinds. It may
surprise you to hear
that you can make cake
without butter, but you
can—delicious cake, too.
Wholesome Cottolene
takes the place of butter
in cake-making.
And you will notice
that whatever you cook
browns quickly. Your
biscuit, for instance,will
quickly get a nice crisp,
brown crust—so willyour
cakes, cookies, waffles
and muffins — just like
your fried potatoes.
FREE! Codk Book containing
?39 recipes by famous cooks sent
free. Write to The N. K Fair-
bank Company, 111 West Wash-
ington Street, Chicago, 111.
Cottolene
Yea! Cottolene is also superior for
shortening and (or atl cake-making
" The Natural Shortening'
At grocers in tins
of convenient sizes
. Society
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Merry Matron's Club
With Mrs. Mitchell.
Mesdames E. Brent Mitchell, J.
^•^0(SX^>5X?X«XMX5XaX5«J^t5XSC5^^ IM>N*T LET VOI R COUCH HANG
| ON.
[J A cough that racks and weakens is
dangerous, it undermines your health
and thrives on neglect. Relieve it at
once with Dr. King's New Discovery.
This soothing balsam remedy heals
the throat, loosens the phlegm, its an-
McVicker and E. J. Tochterman were tisePtic Properties kill the germ and
Joint hostesses yesterday afternoon co^ 's Qu'ckly broken up. Child-
at the home of the former to members ren an(' K- wn-ups alike find i)r.
of the Merry Matron's club. The club'Kin s New discovery pleasant to take
favor was won by Mrs. Harry Brig- 118 wel1 a« effective. Have bottle handy
ham. A profusion of roses decorated 'n y°ur medicine chest for grippe,
the room and a two course luncheon '"roup and all bronchial affection. At
was served to the following: Meidair. druggist, 50c.
,es G. H. Block, Harry Brigham, J. E.
Mikesell, Henry Brigham, I. V. John-
son, A. I). Boggs, Floyd Ross, E. B.
Rust and F. Hammond.
Uuly
Thursday Auction
Bridge Club. Dec.
Mrs. J. T. White was hostess to the Jan.
Thursday Bridge club yesterday aft-
ernoon at her home on A avenue. The'July
i usual games were played and the club Oct.
prize went to Mrs. B. M. Parmenter. Dec.
At the conclusion of the frames, a de- Jan.
licious two course luncheon was serv-
ed. Mrs. White had as special gues's
Mesdames E. P. McMahon, 'i\ M.
Bixby, J. Rowell, Frank Hurt, 1). A
Myers and G. Viney, and the club
COTTON LETTER.
NEW YORK.
21.30
21.94
21.07
NEW ORLEANS.
21.94
20.40
20.49
21.64
21.28
21.37
21.40
21.19
20.63
20.74
20.83
MAY 29 AT LAWTON.
The doctor who cured so many peo-
ple in southern Kansas and northern
_ lOklahoma several years ago will be
members present were Mesdames B. a, the Mjdlan(, ho|(,'
M. Parmenter, F. M. English, r rank
Dole, C. O. Clark and G. S. Barber.
TUESDAY MAY 20
PRINCIPALLY
About PEOPLE
Childrens' Out Door Party.
Mrs. C. W. Payne gave a very de-jfrom nine a. m. to four p. m.—One day
jlightful out door party for her little every four weeks.
daughters, Louisa and Martha Helen,1 All persons who have ailments or
Wednesday. infirmities that have baffled the skill
- - ■ ---- j--- Swings, shutes, teter-totters were .of the family physician, are invited to
F. A. Parkinson has moved his of- j Rev. S. M. Hunt conducted the pray- much enjoyed. A soap bubble booth de- call.
fiee from the City National bank build- er services at the Southern Methodist|corated in the national colors was veryj If you have kidney or bladder
ing to the new Ford building .opposite church Wednesday evening in the ab- popular, A trip to Japan, given by J trouble bring a two-ounce bottle of
the postoffice. Phone 77. 3-23 6t'senc - of the pastor. older girls, drawing the tiny tots your urine for examination.
through the spacious lawn to the gard-. Married ladies must be accompanied j
Phone 134 for plumbing repavra. D. Old Potatoes, Turnips, Carrots,! 15 lbs. Best Sugar $1 with an order en of roses, where tea was served. by their husbands and minors by their
E Andrews. 11-21, 23. 2a -Beets, Cucumbers, Green and Wax of $5 or more of other goods.Phone 40- Prizes were'.given for the one count-j parents
Beans, Fresh Tomatoes, Head Lettuce, 1402, At wood's C. O. D. 5-25 It ing the stars in the American flag,; Ask for proof of cures effected.
Alfred Banks was here today from Squash, Fresh Cabbage, Dry Onions,i .Wiley Ransom George being the win-j Examination free. 5-26, 5-28
Cache transacting business matters. Rhubarb and Asparagus. Phone 40-402 John G. George of the Booterie is ner. ■ ' - -
Atwood's C. O. D. 5-25 It confined to his /me *oday on account The contest for the little girls,
A. L. Lund puts in window glass. ,of a bad cold. blind folded, for pinning petals on a
Phone 194. 411 r Ave. 9-15-tf President Farley of the Cameron large sunflower was won by Elizabeth
— college has been suffering from a se- A. L. Lun is just received the Quinette.
Mr. and Mrs /. H. Quinette left vere attack of rheumatism but is able largest shi|.Tn t of window shades Refreshments of sandwiches, ice
today for Washington, D. C. to be around aga • ever brought ftere. Prices right. cream and cake were served at six p.
—- 12-30 3t m. in the dining room, the litle ones
Pictures, frames, choice moulding Ml8* W* F,etche ' returned last departed wishing their little hostesses
at A. I.. Lund, 411 D. 12-14tf n Prht from Oklahoma City where she ^eY. C. O. Hamilton will be in the many happy returns of the day.
had bepn since Saturday qpmbinini:,cjty Monday for a conference with the Those present were: Howard An-
W. A. Smith is here today from business and pleasure. Minister's Alliance in regard to hold-'gus, Virginia Leggett, Mary Grace j
Enid, Okla., on business. ing a union meeting in Lawton. Ozman, Caroline Carroll, Nell Carroll,
Complete line Fresh Fruits and Wiley Ransom George, Anna Lee
a Vegetables. Phone 40-402 Atwood's C.
SHOES!
Wiley Ransom
Robt. Smith has returned fom a Vegetables. Phone 40-402 At woods C.i 15 lbs. Best Sugar $1 with an order Crabtree, Blanche Silcott, Gerturde,^
week's trip through Texas. O. D. 5-25 It 0f $5 or more of other goods. Phone 40- Parmenter, Mary Frances Jones, Eli-,
102. Atwood's C. O. D. 5-25 It, zabeth Quinettee, Minor Eble Boggs,!•
Sec F. C. Roof at the Planing Mill. Trimmer! huts at half priee for tad- Rmh Rc,.ax Zella CoXi Geor(re Wi„ch-
for job V.rk, no:; Ave. H. 5-7 1 mo pjtcs and children at Mrs. Garvin*. Rev. R. S. Satterfieiu, ^ator of the!eli Barber, Myrtle Thompson, Phillis
—7 °"2 ! 3t Southern Mthodist Chureh, will j Durnell, Julia Mervln Witney, Anney
1-rank Rush of Cache was in the city, preach the commencement sermon for j Felt, Ralph Wolverton, Sammy ,1 oy-
today on business. Rev. R. S. Satte.-fielci and family are ] Cameron College in the College Chapel J ner, Polly Joyner, Louis May Payne,
his week vlMllnvr his Sister, Mrs. gun(jay afternon at 3 o'clock. Manha Helen Pavne, and Gertrude
Special sale of switches md curls Ben Franklin at Purcell. Silcott, Sofa Moseley, Mildred Mose-
for ten days at Beauty Parlor. 0-17 10i Old Potatoes, Turnips, Carrots, ley, Annette Barber, Frances Crabtree,
'ion '' f°rKet to include a fine large geetS| Cucumbers, Green and Wax Frances Witney, lahoma Payne.
Mrs. C. E. Wagner and children fat mackerel with your order fromj Beans, Fresh Tomatoes, Head Lettuce, - —
have none to Nowata, Okla., to spend Atwood's C. O. D. Phone J0-402 25 It Squash, Fresh Calioage, Dry Onions, R d Be fit
a few days with relatives and friends. JRheubarb and Asparagus. Phone 40- jomortow Afternoon.
Rol Robertson returned last night 402. Atwood's C. O. D. 5-25 It if 0ne wants to do their "mite"
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clift motored to from Oklahoma City where he had , , ,, . .
1 which should be a great big one, for
Miss Eth^l Helm is expected to ar- fross organization, tomorrow
rive tomorrow from Carterville, Mo.,Lfternoon is the time and English hall
for a visit at the home of her aunts |is the place( when the Past Matrons of
You will find a complete line of
Men's Dress and Work Shoes
that will be a great saving to
you.
Remember we also repair your
old shoes and make them look
likelike new.
A. F. YOUNG
306 C Ave.
SHOES!
Saturday 26th is the Real Bargain Day
at the
Golden Rule Store
EVERYTHING AT A REDUCED PRICE TO MAKE
THIS THE DAY OF ALL—
AO Hatiste , ___15c
All Japanese Silk 25c
All Poplin ZSHc
All Voiles, flowered . . 14c
All Voiles, striped .. 19c
All I.awna of every kind. yard.. - 7c
All Light Calicoes of every kind, yard 6'^c
All Middy HIouncn from 98c to $1.25 89c
Ml Middy Mounts from 50c to 75c 44c
All Ladies' Shirt Waist.* from $1.00 to $141 89c
Ml Huiikcs Dresses up to $1.25 . 93c
Ml Children's Dresses from $1.00 to $1.50 98c
All Children's Dresses up to 75c ..48c
All Ladies' Dress Skirt- up to $1.18 J-1 19
All (iirls' Sport Suits that Here $1.40 fl.19
All (Iirls* Sport Suits that were $1.90, now. $1.6.>
All (iirls' Sport Suits that were $2.25, now $1.89
Ml (iirls' Sport Suits that were $3.98, now, _* $3.19
All Ladies' White Reinskin high top and heels Shoes . __$3.75
All Ladies' White Reinskin high top and low heels Shoes $2.98
All Ladies' (Iray Cloth Top medium top and heels Shoes $2.98
All Ladies' Hlack Cloth Top high heel Shoes $3.75
All Ladies' Hlack Leather high heel Shoes $9.75
Ml Children's Shoes over $1.00 will reducr I mm I 'm- to 20c per pair.
All Men's, Women's and Children's Tennis (ioods, 10 to 15 per cent
reduction.
All Children's Hals (straw) under 50c. _ 39c
All Children's Hats (straw) under 75c 48c
Cood White Cups and Saucers 7tye
Good W hite Large Plates, each 7*/je
Large Size Toilet Paper 8c
2 qt. Ice Cream Freezers $1.98
3 qt. lee Cream Freezers. $2.25
4 qt. Ice Cream Freezers $2.25
6 qt. Ice ( ream Freezers., __>$3.48
Men's and Women's Rubber Heels, per pair .. 10c
12 doz. Egg Cases 33c
10 qt. Gal. Palls 35c
12 qt. (ial. Pails 39c
Baby Sulkys worth $2.25. $1.48
Men's Best Overalls _ .$1.25
All sizes in Boys' Overalls, 70c to 95c
Men's Work Pants worth $2.00 $1.48
Men's Work Pants worth $2.50 $1.98
Boys' Khaki Pants 50c
50c Dish Pans ' 38c
85c Teakettles 65c
We will make yoo a low price on all roods during this sale.
Special for this day only, 42 piece
Dinner Set $4.98
The Golden Rule Store
J. E. JAR VIS, Prop.
he had|
Marlow today to spend the day on bus- been on business.
iness and pleasure. (
, Mrs. S. Leake, Sr., mother of Rev.
Join the Clui.. Put a Famous Hoos- A. L. Leake will leave Monday for
ier Cabinet ir the home at $1 a week. Independence, Kas., for an extended
Jgnes Furniture Co. 10-fitf visit with friends and relatives
Mrs. Jack Kerans is spending the Fresh Strawberries, Bananas, Ap-
week at Medicine Park, taking a brief piegf Lemons, Oranges, Blackberries,
vacation. Pineapple. Phone 40-402. Atwood's C.
O. I). 5-25 It
Corsets to suit the slender, medium j
and stout figures from $1 to $0. Mrs. Miss Cecil Humphries was here
A. H. Garvin. 5-23 .it yeaterday from Ringling, Okla., shop-
ping and visiting with friends.
Miss Esther Wade left this morning '
for Oklahoma Crty where she will Don't forget to include a fine large
spent Friday and Saturday. fat
Atwood's C. (>. D. Phone 40-402. 5-2 .
Fresh Fish and Spring Chickens, al- I®* ^
Misses Jessie and Dixie Crabtree.
We do hemstitching and picotiog.
Bring us your work. Prices reason-
able. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 317
3rd St. Phone 162. 3-19tf
the Eastern Star will give a benefit in
the form of *' As You Like It" enter-
tainment. There will be tables arrang-
ed for cards for those who want to
play, and t^ere will be games and con-
tests, etc., besides a splendid musical
Large assortment of millinery for P'o^ram. For those who do not care
ladies and children at half price. Come;10 ,akp Part in an>' of the various
in and look them over before they are forms of entertainment, one may take
so picked over .Mrs. A. H. Garvin. alonK fancywork and spend the
5-23 3t afternoon conversation. The small
sum of twenty-five cents will be charg-
ed and there will be refreshments.
so oleomargerien at the Gartrell Mis. Robert Truitt and her son
Meat Market. Phone 149. 414 D Ave. Paul and J. C. Burns left this morning
5-17tf for points in west Texas for an ex-
Fresh Strawberries Bananas, Ap-
.. .Ih vol, " "" ,r„llPles, Lemons, Oranges, Blackberries, Eath and ever>' "ember of the organ-|
y Pineappl.s, Phone 40-402. Atwood's C. ization an(l eve,y woman and child in
5-25 It l^e c'ly should show their patriotism
on tomorrow and attend the entertain-
COTTON PLANTING SEED.
Our customers who find it neces-
|ment. The following will take part in
the program: Misses Mira McClure,
:Wrinnie Benbow, Margaret Fullerton,
tended visit with friends. *ary to replant the.r cotton or who Hughes, Anna Marie Dunlap,
Don't buy a dining table until you man-v ne"d seed .ncreased, Ruth ^ E1]en Be„ Pan!y Ro|jcrt.
have seen the Tilting top Twin ped- Complete line Fresh Fruits and Veg-;a«-eage can get them from us on S0IJ Mae Schofield, Mesdames L. M.
estal dining table at Hopps Furniture etables. Phone 40-402. Atwood^ C. O.jt'me or cost for cash.^ ^ ^ jGensman and Ray Yfoman. The past
Co., 510-12-14 D Avenue.
3-19tf D.
5-25 It
5-21 Dfit Wit
FARMERS GIN,
Oscar Dunn, Mgr.
matrons of the Eastern Star, who are
BLACK
WHITE
TAN
KMAiUV CO. OP MCW ¥0•* NK
responsible for the benefit include
Mesdames J. N. Shepler, J. T. Bruss,
MONEY TO LOAN. John Seaman, Margaret Day, N. A.
I have plenty of money to loan on Robertsoni j. Rowell, A. D. Boggs,
Si-mler, Cuddy, Joe Higgins, Kate
Gregory, EfTie Hubbs, C. L. Hord, G.
H. Block, Church and Gillis.
City Property.
l-9tf
F. S. SNEED.
Have you seen the newest and lat-
| est ? It is a Tilting Top Twin Pedest-
al dining table. Come in and see it.1 FOR YOIIR CHILD'S COUGH
We will take your old table as part Here's a pleasant cougn syrup that
payment. Hopps Furniture Co., 510- every child likes to take, Dr. Bell's
12-14 D Avenue. 3-19tf | pine-Tar-Honey. If your child has a
NOTICE.
Owing to the high cost of living we
common laborers will henceforth
charge 35c an hour.
5-23 4tp COMMON LABORERS.
deep hacking cough that worries you
give him Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey
{the soothing pine balsams relieve the
cough, loosen the phlegm and heals
the irritated tissues. Get a bottle to-
day at your druggist and start treat-
MILLINERY
AT YOUR OWN PRICE
Big Hat Sale
May 26
Beginning
Saturday
and lasting
10 days
Whoever You Need a Oeaeral Tonic ment at once. 25c.
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless All ..—J
■-hill Tonic is equally valuable as a f\, LUflQ DUlS Id Wld*
tieneral Tonic because it contains the . . "... . n .
well known tonic properties ofQUIN INK HftW P rhOtlP 1M4
..titl IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drivej UU** Sm53, « "UIIC I JH
i. MnUria, Hnriches the Blood and /111 ft A\jo
i ^ilda uo the Whole System. SO tint.". I ™ " riTC,
We do not expect to carry over any hats for next season.
We will have new ones. Consequently we are offering
you the newest things in midsummer hats at less than
half value—less than cost to us—you get the benefit.
Here are some of our prices:
Choice of Children's Hats 98c
$3.50 and $4.00 Hats $1.48
$5.00 and $6.00 Hats $2.48
$10.00 and $12.00 Hats $4.98
Everything goes. Come in and look them over—
Don't forget the date, Saturday, May 26. The place is
Walkup & Russell
315 D Ave. Dowdy's Store
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