The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 254, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 31, 1913 Page: 2 of 8
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Ardrrore Thursday July 3V 19J
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How to Ao.J Tho? Firf Djitrefi
Vi hich o Many MotStn Have Suffered.
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a iv :i H'.us a'i.il'lxation.
PEOPLE SHOULD GUARD
AGAINST APPENDICITIS.
Arir:.or.- ti o;-U: who hav stoni-
arh a;.ii ho'.w ! troubl'- should guard: and h-re
v ;r" f-njoyinp the chari;e from
::fy r''y and thf smok'- arid tlw
:. 1 rli- h-:r.tii-d-: Hat and all
.rl of .u:v.ti. Th'.- Hpot 'as a
-..r.;ful one and In a staff of
v.ii.(.li left nothin to b.- de-
We w-r-- Loarait:? at the farm-
of W illiam Sim; kins poijular-
a among hia m ighhors &d
this l.os'vr has nothing to
h 'I'- luve story of Hannah the
t.c s'Tvar.t i:i th" Simik:ns fam-
i.i'.ii "as thrust upon our att-n-..
1 v.l.U-h was tl.- occasion of a
. rsy as :J'...nt ;.s v.c tvi-r per-
b't'A'"-n our.-ihi's
v. r-; loa!:i:i? jii-ar--fully in the
- '. lYi.ni-: in t!:- hati.n.ock and
i; t'.at on my bai. k o:i til.- poft
i-s cios. d ai. l enjoying the
:.'-.. of a tiptop Havanna. wh' ii
'.h.-d and peaceful ri'-rvi s w.-r
! by a voice voice speaking
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.-t-p nif.rt. I'm -ne:iP'-d to Hi-
he works over on Hicsins' farm"
:i.'.-o v.. re th- first d-dinite vords I
caught. "And Hiram sets a powerful
6 tor by clothes and style and fixiu'a
.a:.l I don't know much about them
things and and I thought mi-bky :
you bin' from the city could tell me!
"how to fix up a weddin' dress that ;
wou'.d ph-ase Hiram. You B'-e he wants j
to pi' married in the Lunther'n church j
and I want to be jest ez scrumptious)
ez I kin and mum I've got near $2uO :
saved up an' I'm goin' to spend enough ;
cf it fo Hiram won't be ashamed o' ;
rr.e Would ye please mum tell me '
whether to git a dresa from this polky-j
dot lavender or take the green?"
r'annie." said I after Hannah had.
vanished "it seems to me that here is
the opportunity to do some fine work j
for i.hilanthropv and religion and hu-;
mar.ity and and and all that sort of
thing don't you know "
"What do you mean." asked Fannie.
"You are forever looking after ro-
mances and all that sort of thing-
is one ready-made under
A FEW REASONS
why you should keep an account with
the Guaranty State Bank
Your money is absolutely safe as our deposits
are granted by the Guaranty Fund of the
State of Oklahoma.
We co operate with those who pati o.oi.'; the hank
in every man:: -r known to be-t conservative
barikin' methods.
WHEN IN U'Jl.'iiT come in and talk it over with
us.
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C. DINGS
Pres.
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K. K. CMVr.KS
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SCHOOL BOOKS WALL PAPER PAINTS I
AVINDOW GLASS
T. IS. COLEMAN'S DRUG STOKE
Unsigbtly Face Spoti
Ar" rnr d by )r. Hob-on's Kczerna
(i r.'ri:'-:i". wh:-h h'-als ail skin t-ru;-ion.
No tnat'.-r ho.v lonj.' you La
I ceii troubhd by it' hini-' biiminir. or
.'aly skui humors jurt pu' a li-l-'of
t ha' .-'milling ant. septic Ir. Hob-
smIiM I ;o-rna Oirrn'-nt on the sor-i
arid th-- suff'-rint' sio; s ii.-:iri'ly.
i.-all!i? b'-itin-- th. it v-ry ir.iriut".
Mo'-tors it in th'-'r ;iac'e an. I
n .-on.il. .-nd ;. Xr. Airman of I. it
l.-'o.in. 1'a . sav-: "ij'.-jj ?. :na on
tor- h'-ad: It. H .l.-on's I " n.a Oint
n.'-t. rut' d iti I'.vo w-.-ks." (iuaran-
t' il 'o r- ii'-.e if moti' y n f ind'-d.
All ilr 'ji-'-f (r by ma.l I'ri- .V'c.
i:.-:f.-r ''!.' n.i-al '. Philadelphia
and M. I.ou:-. Itmger I'rug Co.
For Fortie -s of the nius'.l'-s wh tit-
er iiidu-' d I y vioh-nt ex'-rciso or in-
ury th'T- is no'hing h'ttr than
' hainbi riain's I.inini-r;t This lini-
m m a!-o r' l.e-. i-s rh uiiiaMc pains
i-or sale by all druggists.
a.-ai.i.- .i;i;i.ilici: ly taking
buc'r -horn hiir'.:. clyc-rine
.- s ( o-r -o-i!id' d iti A'il'T-i-ka.
G-rr:.Rti r-ni'-iiy -.1111011 became fam-
ous b.' n:ring a; pen-lifitis. Jl'.ST
o:"ll IKKSi: r'li-v'-s sour stomach
gas ;!.' '-otnah and constipation
IN.-TAN'l i.Y h cause this simple
i;n . vour very noce.
r i "Yes." said Fannie rather coldly
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: old i'o-il inatt-r from t?
N. C ol' man. druusi.-t.
: I ia: l.ii - at Hewitt r-por
RuEkm s Creed of Work.
The n.aii or wjuian who does work
worm doing is th- man or woman who
lives br-a':.-8 and tU-eps that work;
with whom it i.; ever present In hi j
or her soul whoso ambition is to do
It well ami f'-e' rewarded by the
thought of l.awng done it well. That
man. that woman puts tll whelo
country und'-i an obligation. John
Kuskin.
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Mercenary.
"V.'hat did your auli-nre do when
tou told them you had never paid a
dollar for a vote and r v-r intended
t-- tn:.i!re! the friend of 'ho candl-da"'-
rut. t.ii v for r"-!i-cMon "Well
.! .. ;.i;i'i.. i but nost of them
iei-ni' -d to li.-- Int' rest "
Device Stops Tail Switching.
'Io jir'-Miit a cow from switching '
;. r tail In the face of a p'-rson miik-
ng lur a man has patent'-d a chain !
M.d hook to hold her tail against one j
Ttfo Long Word. j
The longest word in the French lan- j
guago is paid to ho "an'iconstitution-
Lellement" and the longest word in
the Knglish language "antitransub-
K'antationalism." Tho old Baying ;
"P.revlty Is the sou! of wit" still holds ;
good however particularly with ooor
spellers.
Hunt:
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- Plan
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:ig Mill wants
; and counters.
to put
phone
ARDMORE-WAURIKft
M d(JI n ct.a.
H.ippit.'-ss is nntiv a I'a'e ol
l.-iil.d tin- rno.-t p'-r.-is: nt siiit-er we
I-. r kii'-vv was a farm hand who had
io vvui k bite a hours a day.
AUTO LIHE
Wants Just a Taste.
F.ven when a man nra s for d.div-
;i i ery from temptation he Is telling him-H-lf
that it isn't going to hurt him to
ml take a look ut iL
;nv i-nratittu' to ti c I'alc aiul Sickly
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Good teals celifs at the Adpon
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4 wAl HAR1 F INFORMATION. X
There's a fund of informa- O
t: tfon to he gained from a care-
n
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f .r rM.-i ll "f P:Ci-nt '.Ml'.- nviirvta .
.-nmivii-i Lit i" him :mi jj nnt worKfrs ai """"'
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. ' C .-. - I tu '. I. i. i 'n'l f : I I :'-- ' li Wtiai pilipeny in mi -
.J;.'l;:;;.:''-l:a.m.?Iliui.:c: f.r mm- hat needs of -
t: iness and the household f
K prompt the rail for many es- tJ
C nentials what chances are of- ti
tt fered for huslnoss deald. M
K huving. sellinir. exchanging?
tt all such Information is con- tt
tt talned In the Wants. tt
ft Manp find it well worth B
tt while to he posted regarding tt
tt the Wants. 8
tt Many have turned the tt
tt Wants to good account in ad- XI
tt van'ageoun deals. securing tt
tt work and In many other tt
tt way. 0
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TIMETABLE
Westbound.
Ardmore
Hone Grove
Hewitt
l eave Joiner
Hi aii' Cornish
t'laypool
Waurika
Eastbound.
Waurika
Claypool "'I- ' '
Conii.-h ;l- 11
Joiner 11 '"
II -Witt 1:1
Heave la.no ilrove ; "'
Arrive Ardtnore 1"::'.i' a. m
Ardmore terminal: Palace Garage.
Parcels carried at Parcel Post rates.
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Quick Money
AM) I'l.l-.MY OK n
For farm loans. I make my
own iii-i.ectu.rs !'n p:ir.
papers - Iiii.e t the him ur.ty
anil pax on the title.
loil ynui m'."r HlliMI M)1
1 H.ii- HM't 'IT!:.- r'-H.'ll.iOa-
I...iu '- l.i-r. .n
Si p nr rile
OIlic W. Anderton
Ardmore . OLIaLoma J
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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III IIM HI'. V Ml I'l '.I . I r
SOLD BY ORl Gfi'lSTS IUiVh: ll"
Every Woman
U Intfrtieil n-1 J
Wnii about tc woni'.t-rint
ma 1 Wkirli Sprir
"Fannie." I said severely "this girl
Is a diamond in the rough one of theBe
' daughters of naturs who without edu-
; cation culture tradition and all that
i still have the primitive instincts of
' the race and arise upon occasion to
; the great acts and the great sacrifices.
Did you hear the very delicate senti-
ment she uttered to you? Without
knowing why or how she yet apprrci-
ated with the most tender womanly
1 instinct that Hiram desired clothes
; and nice things and she is going to
make great sacrifices for him."
' My wife not responding I resumed
the theme.
"You see my dear while you are
: iitcra-.y and all that sort of thing
really you do not see the ultimate
philosophy of the rare. That type of
girl really represents the virtility of
the race rom a feminine standpoint.
She is a diamond in the rough. Th
girls we s-i the cultured educated
persons who becloud our standpoint
ht-p merelv the excrescence the over
done ones as we might say. Put thi3.
woman is one of the products of na-
' ture pure and simple. Ivjve with such
girls could not be disloyal or treach-
erous. When they love they love
: now and forever. They are natural
' therefore true and loyal. Fannie 1
1 am surprised that you do not detect
! tha eternal truth underneath the blue
; calico jacket of the lady lady do
you hear who just left us."
Ten days later we were lolling about
in the same envirnoment when Han-
j nah again flashed across the vision of
our dreams. There was a man with
' her too and a good husky specimen
of a man.
"His is my man" she said with a
' bridal simper. "Pen this is the lady
who told me how to gel up my wed-
din' dress."
My wife greeted both very nicely
but I refused and lay with my eyes
. closed. Pr xently 1 heard Fannie say
tn Hannah verv low the bridegroom
having separated himself from his
' bride for a fleeting moment:
"Put Hannah I thought his name
: was Hiram and tlrat he was tall and
! dark."
"Oh Hiram" responded Hannah.
-Yah didn't ye see where he was
. killed in a train wreck last Tuesday?
And I had the dress all made an' Ben
i has been pestering me for months
' so I Jest concluded to hook up wid
him."
i The hnppy pair passed on. I looked
at my wife and she looked at me from
under lids that I thought concealed a
I grin and some sarcasm. Whereupon
I I arose and departed with some dig-
tTlty. As I left I thought I heard her mur-
i mur "A diamond In tho rough."
j Put when I charged her with it very
I sternly she denied it very lazily.
(Coryrlr.l t. by DallT Story Tub. Co.)
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Only One Chance.
"Did you notlco that woman who
Just passed?" inquired he.
"Tho one" responded she "ith
the gray hut. the white fi.ather the
red velvet roses the mauve jacket
the black skirt the mink furs and the
lavender spots?"
"Yes."
"Not particularly."
Ak -onrdruB2ltffir
ll. 1! he rana.'l f ip"
rly the MAUVhU
accept no mhrr. but
nend stamp for book.
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"that
What Concerned Him.
i "T admit" Bald Mrs. Klimeilt.
my gown I.) rather decollete."
"I dont care." rerllcd her husband;
the more decollete it Is the less of it
there Is for me to hook up the back
un iiiaiMMJ lKg;ial-'
TOM ROBERTS'
TonsorialParlor
The most modern equipped barber
shop in Southern Oklahoma.
Union Barbers.
Hot and Cold Baths
Shoe Shining Parlor
FULL SIZE COTTON MATTRESS
AT DOWNING'S
Only $5.00
$10.00 Iron Beds for . . $7.00
Just arrived Heavy China Matting
Rugs Plain Centers Fancy Bor-
ders very classy only $4.50
W. C. DOWNING
Agent for White Family Rotary Sewing Machine
West Main Street. Phone 128
SL'-- T?J. -W-tJ??:
EVKN rural homes and country life are iiiatie more
attractive and enjoyable by the presence of up.
to date Furniture. "
Homes everywhere are made more habitable more
cheerful and more conductive to comfort happiness
and contentment by such surroundings.
The moderate cost is more th in offset by the feeling
of satisfaction it brings. It isn't extravagance ta have
your home furnished with the best and latest. '
A. Bi. RAVVL1INS CO.
ARDMORE . . OKLAHOMA
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Easley, John F. The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 254, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 31, 1913, newspaper, July 31, 1913; Ardmore, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc153692/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.