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Upto$7.50Dresses
Tomorrow
$1.49
About 25 Gingham, Fancy Voile,
Pique and Linen Dresses; also White
Norfolk Suits in broken sizes, end
of season lot. None of these dress-
es or suits ever sold for less than
$4.50 and up to $7.50.
Last final clearance price to-
morrow, choice
$1.49
Home Smoker 5 cent*
Frank Dale, who has been here at-
tending court returned to hia home in
Guthrie today.
Nobby new fall dresBes In serges
and new fall fabrics at Sharpe's.
Chas. Wales went to Osage this
morning on business.
Mrti. H. (j. Durni'll returned (his
morning from an extended visit with
I friends and relatives in Bolivar, N. Y.,
and other eastern points.
Sam Evatt went to Coffeyvllle today
for a weeks business stay.
New bulk oliveB at the Star Meat
Market. Phone No. 30H.
T. A. Kennedy left this morning for
Hominy, Okla., where he has taken a
position in the oil fields.
Col. S. D. laett, well known oil man
and pioneer in the Chanute field re-
turned to his home in Chanute this
morning after a short business stay
here.
The moBt. expensive, most elaborate
$6110 Starck piano, brand new for
$250 beginning Sept '20. Jenkins Music
Co.
E. L. Fulton returned to his home In
Oklahoma City today after a short
business stay here.
Nobby new fall dresses in serges
and new full fabrics at Sharpe's.
C, Franklin went to Cleveland,
Okla.. this morning to work in the oil
field there.
Rolling Massage Cream makes a
beautiful natural complexion, 25c. and
50c. at Campbell's Red Cross drug
store
V The Musicians' Union now has sev-
anty-one members, or as many as the
Carpenters' Union, which heretofore
has been known as the largest union
In Bartlesville,
Mrs. John Grove and children of
Wann are visiting in Independence,
New coats, just m, at Sharpe's,
J. H. Park has returned to his home
in Coffeyvllle after a short business
•tsy'here. v
Mr. and Mrs. F. L). Brennan were
called to Iola this morning by the
serious illness of Mr. Brennan's
sister.
S. D. Turner and bride of Collins-
ville are spending a few days here,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John D. Jordan
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sparks.
A new Store, bnilding: irf <
oil on Fifth and Jennings A- ^
Wills of this city. It has been leased
to Mr. Estes, who conducts the Jen-
nings avenue market and will be
stocked with groceries as soon as it
la Completed.
j Cabbage! Cabbage ! Cabbage!
i Whole car load!
, Make your saner kraut now! 100
M>b. only $2.00, delivered. Bartlesville
produce Co., phone 844.
V Rev. am' Mrs. C, A. Bennett went
t Bolton, Kas„ .where they will con-
ct revival church services.
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< Wm. Robinson went to Nelagony
fhia morning Tor a week's visit with
tselatives.
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# Silver Springs Water Co. office at
8ert's Employment Agency. Phone No
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* Mrs. M. Ti. Connelly returned to her
fcome in Caney this morning after a
tw days' visit here with Mr. and Mrs.
E. Bell.
Mrs. Susan Wilfley and grandson,
Artuio Wilfley went to Joplin, Mo.,
^>day for a months visit with rela-
tives.
... The season here for home grown
fruit is over, but you can always get
|he very best In that line at the
fcewey Avenue Market. Phone No.
J20.
< F. J. O'Connell left this morning for
a few days stay in Sedan, where he
mill look after oil business.
♦ NKW FEED PRICES. ♦
ti am now located at 110 W. ♦
Second street and will deliver ♦
£ feed at the following prices: ♦
♦ Common Bran $1.15 100 lbs. ♦
♦ M-R. Bran   $1.20 100 lbs. ♦
♦ Shorts   . $1.3.*> 100 lbs. ♦
f Chops _ $1.65 100 lbs. ♦
♦ Oats .   47c. per bu. ♦
♦ Alfalfa Meal $1.20 100 lbs. ♦
♦ Mixed Hen Feed $2.2." 100 lbs. ♦
♦ Kafir Corn - . $2.25 100 lbs. ♦
♦ Oyster Shell . $1.25 100 lbs. ♦
♦ Wheat . $2.23 100 lbs. ♦
♦ Hunter's Cream Flour $1.30 ♦
♦ Hunter's Flyer ... . $1.20 ♦
♦ >f. L. LEACH ♦
♦ 110 Second st. Phone Ml, ♦
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Nobby new fall dresses in serges
and new fall fabrics at Sharpe's.
L. Rittersbaclier went to Tndepen-
dense this morning on business.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Pelso went to Paw-
huska to visit for a short time with
her children who are atendlng school
there.
New coats, just in, at Sharpe's.
. Ira Fuller of Ochelata is in towi
today on business.
The Commercial Club has arrang
ed with the Citizen's Band to meet the
Pittsburgh Bpecial when it comes herf
Thursday afternoon.
All kinds of chickens at the Star
Meat Market. Phone No. 30.S.
The Bartlesville Supply company is
installing a new Ixidgn & Shipley 20
inch lathe in its shop making it one
of the most complete shops in the
city.
Fancy eating apples, Just in today,
at The Bartlesville Produce co.
Phone No. 844.
Miss Amanda P. Morgan went to
Copan today on business.
M. 1). Hayes of Independence has
taken a position as news agent with
the Fred Harvey company and will
make Bartlesville his headquarters.
All kinds of chickens at the
Meat Market. Phone No, 308.
Star
W. G. Hindman went to Copan this
morning on business.
New dill pickle? at the Styr , Meat
Market. Phone No. 308.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wiley who have
been visiting here for the past three
weeks With Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Michaels, left this morning for their
home in Boise, Idaho.
Drop in at H. S. Snyder's, merchant
tailor, and look over his fine line of
new fall woolens He has an un-
usually fine assortment of piece goods
Two doors east of the Union National
Bank. Phone No. 19C.
W. W. Ray went to Osage this morti
Ing on a few days business trip for
the Indian Terltory Illuminating Oil
comapny.
Fancy enting apples,'Just in today,
at The Bartlesville Produce co.
Pj|one No. 844.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Crawford returned
to their home in Kansas City today
after visiting here for a week with
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ralney.
Mr. R. D. Crltchfield residing on
West Third street Is slowly recover-
ing after a serious IllnesB.
The season here for home grown
fruit is over, but you can always get
the very best in that line at the
Dewey Avenue Market. Phone No.
'20.
Mrs. J. D. Whitman expects her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Jones and her
nice. Miss May Vivian Afton from
Abbington, Virginia about September
Miss Afton will open a studio
here and she will teach voice and
piano.
New dill pickles at the Star Meat
Market. Phone No. 308.
W. E. Galbreath and family have re-
turned from a two weeks visit with
friends and relatives at points in
Illionis.
We have just received a new ship-
ment of the famous Packerd bicycles
at the Cherokee Electrical Supply
Co. Phone No. 216.
Mr. and Mrs. I* C. Lawton went to
Avant this morning for a short visit
with relatives.
Heat that chilly room with one of
those "Reliable" heaters from the
Reliable Furniture Co. "Your Credit
is Good,"
"Little Zelma Born, daughter of M.
H.j Born of the Boston store who has
been quite dangerously ill for about
two weeks with typhoid took a change
for the> better last night and is now
believed that, she will soon recover.
New silk dresses, all the new fall
styles, at Sharpe's.
YALE
Special Special
3 Reels 3 Reels
"The Intrigue of
HENRY VIII
and
ANNE BOLEYN"
The most magnificent color
ed picture ever shown in
town. The stage settings
a,r^ the most^stupendous
and <yi a scale of grjmde^r
hitherto unknown fa mov
ing pictures. Do not miss
it. **
"The Mill Buyers"
Vict6r Comedy
Biggest * ■ Best
Today's rain put a ''klnft" in much
of the work in the 'oil fields. But the
rain was needed, because it will start
the streams and increase the amount
of drilling In this field fifty per cent.
The scarcity of water In the oil fields
was beginning to have its effect.
A nice assortment of good gas
heaters at moderate prices are to be
seen at the Reliable Furniture Co.
Your Credit is Good."
Straw hats and white slippers have
been relegated to the rear, heavy
shoes and felt hats having their in-
ning now. Not over a half dozen
men appeared on the streets today
wearing straw hats; they soon dis-
carded them.
New bulk olives at the Star Meat
Market. Phone No. 308.
The dance given by the Monday
Night club In Bachelors' Hall last
night was well attended. These
Ringling Bros, circus would be here
dances* are a weekly affair but it was
decided not to dance next week as
on that date.
Go to the Heine Hardware Co. for
your hunting license and ammunition.
A lady called the Enterprise office
today and Baid she was quite inter-
ested in the gchool question over
which there had been some debate in
these columns and she would like to
know how many of those who had
taken part had children In the schools
or had ever taught school. She was
of the opinion that very few of them
had.
Look at the Jenkins show windows
for extraordinary piano bargains.
Sale begins Sept 20.
Chas. T. Edwards of Coffeyvllle is
here today distributing advertising
- flatter for the Montgomery county
fair which is to be held in Coffeyvllle
Sept. 24-27. Among the attractions
are an aviator and three bands.
Mrs. Ira Moses arrived this morning
from Coffeyvllle for a few days' visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. F.jln eYery regpeet. Phone 1025
McCrackeu.   \Kw\m.
AIRDOME
TO-NIGHT
"The Great
Diamond
Robbery"
with
LOTS 8F SPECIALTIES
10 20 30
Next Week—Last in
THE AIRDOME
MORILL STOCK 60.
"The World Moves and So Do We."
Whitaker Transfer & Storage Co. Best
storage facilities in Bartlesville with 1
individual rooms. First class service]
30C
A real $325 brand new Mitch
piano for $23.". Sale begins Sept
Jenkins Music Co
'R I John Johnstone has returned from
W- Enid where he attended a state meet-
iing of county treasurers.
ODEON
TODAY
ALL NEW — ALL GOOD
Selig's Feature Drama:
"The Wayfarer"
A rapidly moving kaleido-
scope of western adventure
Lubin's Drama:
"The New Ranch
Foreman"
Edison' Feature Drama,
By Dickens
Mr. Pickwicks's Pre*
dicament"
This picture satisfys the
most critics and admirers
of Dickens' works.
Coming Friday, Sept. 20
one day on'y
"THE COMING OF COLUMBUS"
in throe reels, the greates
historical film ever produe'd
5C A d mission j (|c
Among the guests at the Ahucda
lioti-l this morning were Ralph R.
Cain of Ochelata, L. E. Heatchens,
Chas M. Johnson, E. L. Fulton, Roy
Williams and P. O. Summon of Okla-
homa City, Frank Dale of Guthrie, F.
J. Kellogg of Coffeyvllle and D. L.
Avery and A. Dale of Nowata.
Beginning Sept. 20 you can buy the
most elaborate $600 Starck piano
new at $250. Jenkins Music Co.
Call up 408 for pure water.
Among the guests at the Right Way
this morning were Cecil Arnold of
Osage, C. F. Hale and W. E. Wilson
of Chanute, C. C. Clovel of Lenapah,
J. C. Price of Coffeyville, James Mc-
Kinley of Hominy and Ila Wilhite of
Parsons.
New coats, just in, at Sharpe's.
L. A. Rowland returned today from
a short business trip to Tulsa.
Home made corned beef at the Star
Meat Market. Phone No. 308.
R. W. Miller, traveling auditor for
the Fred Harvey company, is here
today from Kansas City checking up
the local stand at the union depot.
New coats, just in, at Sharpe's.
Leo Wanger is transacting business
in St. LouiB this week.
Mrs. M. L. Hodge went to Chandler
this morning where she will make
her future home.
Be satisfied! Have your cleaning
and pressing done at the Wardrobe.
Phone 791.
' O. V. Mogel returned this morning
from Copan where he has been on
business.
E. L. Pierce of Elk City, Kas., is in
the city today on business.
Bargains in good clothing, shoes
hats and anything you want at the
rummage sale.
Mrs. M. E. Benefield, who has been
here visiting her son, W. O. Benefield,
returned to her home in Coffeyvllle,
Kas., this morning.
Go to the Heine Hardware Co. for
your hunting license and ammunition
Nobby new fall dresses in serges
and new fall fabrics at Sharpe's.
E. P. Jeffries went to Coffeyvllle,
Kas., this morning for a short busi-
ness stay.
Don't fail to attend the rummage
sale next door to the Enterprise!' of-
fice. '
Calvin Kraeer has returned from a
visit in the east. While absent he
Was quite ill with 'typhoid fever.
yOUNG men are especially
invited to see the new mo-
delswe've broughtout for them;
the latest, smartest things from
Hart Schaffner & Marx
You want these clothes for
what they are, as well as for
what they look like; you'll take
to the styles; there's a snap
and "go" to them that will
please you, and a quality that
will keep them shapely.
"The Good Clothes Store''
R. H. Jones went to Henryetta this
morning where he will make his fu-
ture home.
Mrs. C. A. Bennett went to Boldon,
Kas., this morning for a few days'
visit with friends and relative^.
Go to the Heine Hardware Co. for
your hunting, license and ammunition.
J. H. Marshall returned today from
a short visit with friends and rela-
tives at points in Arkansas.
CHARLES ADRIANCE.
Information wanted of Charles Ad-
riance, about 65 years of age, was a
painter and an Eagle 1906-7. HAYES
" AtfbrSey, Union National
6anl$ building, Bartlesville, Qkla.
.^'New fall suits arriving daily at
Sharpe's.
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Call up 408 for pure water.
A. F. & A. M.
A special communication of Bartles-
ville Lodge No. 284, will be held in|
Masonic Hall, this evening at 7:30
o'clock. Visitors cordially invited.
Work—F. C. <
JAMES A. HALLMAN, W. M.
JOHNSON—FLYNN
Fight Pictures
September 19th
10c and 25c
Yale Theatre
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS, SEPTEMBER 4, 1912,
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts 
Overdrafts 
Real Estate, Furn. and Fix...
United States Bonds 
Five Percent Fund 
Cash and Sight Exchange ...
Total
, $392,5^0.07
4,065.33
. 17,000.00
. 50,000.00
600.00
. 131.384.33
$595,589.73
LIABILITIES
Capital .....   $50,0C0.00
8urplus   70,000.00
Undivided Profits    5,583.08
Circulation  48,100.00
Deposits  421.906.65
Total
$595,589.73
The Above Statement is Correct. FRANK BUCHER, Cashier.
Dr. G. W. SUTTON, President P. O BUCHER, Asst. Cashiet JOSEPH J. CURL, Vie# Pro.
FRANK BUCHER, Cashier GEO. B. KEELER, Vice Pr  «!dent.
Condensed Statement of the Condition of
Union National Bank
OF BARTLESVILLE, OKLAHOMA
At the close of business September 4. 1912
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $474,378.69
Overdrafts \. 2,150.32
U. S. Bonds and premium 30,200.00
Stocks, bonds and securities 48,636.65
Banking House  30,000.00
Furniture and Fixtures.... 10,000.00
Real Estate  9,485.79
Five per cent fund  1,250.00
CASH AND SI6HT EXCHAN6E  265,288 86
$871,390.31
LIABILITIES
Capital   $100,000.00
Surplus  50,000.00
Undivided Profits!  17,871.16
Circulation  25,000,00
Reserved for Taxes  1,950.00
^POSITS   676,569 15
$871,390.31
The above statement is correct.
H. C. MOORE, Cashier.