The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 264, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 13, 1914 Page: 3 of 8
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Ardmore Thursday August 13 1914.
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PAGE THREE
IOWA WOMAN
TELLS OTHERS
Kcw Lydia E. Pinkhtm'i Veg-
etable Compound Carried
Her Safely Through
Change of Life.
Cedar Rapids.Iowa. "At the Change
f Life the doctor said I would have to
give up my work and
take my bed for
?J gome time as there
J was no help for me
but to lie still. I
took Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable
Compound and kept
yXssJ up my work and
now 1 am over in a
UJA Change and that is
all 1 took u was
better for me than
all the doctor's medicines I tried. Many
ffij!e have no faith in patent medicines
but I know this i9 good." Mrs. E. J.
Rickets 354 8th Avenue West Cedar
Kajida Iowa.
Such warning symptoms as sense of
(suffocation. hot flashes headaches Itack-
aches.dread of impending evil timidity
sounds in the ears palpitation of the
hebrt sparks before the eyes irregu-
larities constipation variable appetite
wt ukness and inquietude und dizziness
art' promptly heeded by intelligent wo-
men who are approaching the period in
lift when woman's great change may
lt expected.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound invigorates und strengthens the
fen ale organism and builds up the weak-
ened nervous system. It has carried
nmrjy women safely through this crisis.
therp are any complication
j-Anlon't understand write Lydia
F. I'inkhani Medicine Co. (eonli-
d utial) Lynn Muss.
Uuite.
"Was your husband cool when you
told him there was a burglar In the
house?" asked Mrs. Hammer. "Cool"
replied Mrs. Gabb "I should say he
wuh cool. Why his teeth chattered."
Cincinnati Enquirer.
A dmoreite Want Ads will Find it.
i ATENTS Produce Forfunn
m ail- lor paienu. uok on raieiim
'Nilpd" -VJhv Soma Ii-ntora falL"
All iwnt Free SDecial iistaof ouftHiblebar
n. to our own clients. Send roiwh sketckaa
tiodel fur search of Puteat Office recorda.
l n.nnwntfitivefl in :iw Citfefi and Tonrwk
Our Mr. firwlpy was formerly A :tin Commfej
i.inrr of Patents and an puch nad full rhanra off
I'. .S. Patent Office. UKJKKI.KV MelNTIKK
l iuot Attorney. W&lUlUKtuu. D. l
K7. V YY L
'aYou At Dat T
Cake Agin!" Ipi
Of course he is!" It's a Wm0
Calumet Cake. And like all . O
pastry baked with Calumet liuking I 'j
Powder it's light Huffy fine-grained j gj7 tffT'
evenly raised imd . deliriously good il HlA III
Wholesome too for Calumet is absolutely pure t!lIM
Loth in the can and in the baking. . ' f f W;;y;Vv '
Calumet is always uniform in quality never ' .kslji! W '''MrU
loses its strength. Produces un- Vt""G; ' '''S' : ' -
s-rTJfO failing results. Try a con at our Sjh-rE tf&T''W:-ZJ&'
S$ '?&fs? r-VOlir grcK-er wilt refund pur- Si ! ffrmgi 'Ji
J7T V 4 chase prk-e If yu don't .Kvlare it the. I ffejWli i-'Ljsari0'
W0tyA kius powder yim've over u-sod 1 1 r-'
ER$mr WW'S
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f - T
MOBILIZATION
IN BRITAIN
IS COMPLETE
NEARLY 600.000 MEN UNDER ARMS
IN ENGLAND BESIDES NATION-
AL RESERVES GERMAN BANKS
RE-OPEN IN LONDON.
London. Aug. 12. The Uritish gov-
eminent today nave permission to the
German banks in London to re-open
for business under the supervision
of Sir William Plunder appointed by
the treasury.
England now holds as prisoners of
war S00 German sailors taken off
ships captured by Uritish war vessels
or seized in British iorts.
A German was arrested near the
cavalry barracks in London today on
suspicion of tampering with the
horses. It was stated in the police
court that the man was seen near
several horses which immediately af-
terward were taken sick.
Poles to Help British.
A joint meeting of the Polish so-
cieties in London decided today to
form a Polish legion for active ser-
vice in the event of a German invas-
ion of the British isles. Their action
was taken because of the friendly
asylum afforded Polish political ref-
ugees in Kngland.
The correspondent of the Daily Mail
at Copenhagen telegraphed that the
export route for provision steamers
from Denmark to Kngland has been
reopened.
The steamer Konstantin from
Grimsby and the steamer Express
from Newcastle arrived as Esb.jerg.
I Tot li captains stated they had sighted
no warships in the North sea.
According to today's Times Eng-
land is now well on with her mobili-
zation and has between 30000(1 and
fiitO.uoo men under arms not counting
the national reserve.
"We would therefore view the sit-
uation with comparative equanimity"
says the Times "and not be turned
from any masculine resolve by the
nreut of an assault by the German
navy."
Territorial Force Mobilized.
The war office Information bureau
makes the following announcement:
Received Hi ghetf Award. WoATt Pure Food
Expotition Chicago IIL Pan Exposition 1912
"The mobilization of the territorial
force is at the point of completion.
Some of Uie units of the iorce have
accepted liability to serve over seas.
Volunteers are being asked to follow
their example."
"Kitchener's army for which 5000
recruits have been enrolled in the last
twelve hours will consist of six divis-
ionsScottish Irish Northern. Kast-
ern Western and Light Brigades."
The Peking correspondent of the
Times telegraphs as follows:
"Ileplying to China's request of the
I'nited States and Japan to use their
influence to protect China from war-
like activities of other nations Japan
has stated that her attitude depended
upon the result of the British cam-
paign. The time was not ripe to con-
sider China's proposal it was said.
"The I'nited States avoided commit-
ting herself."
The national relief fund for the
families of soldiers killed or wounded
in the war which was started undor
the auspices of the Prince of Wales
and Queen Mother Alexandra amount-
ed today to $;!.210o00.
How to Cure a Sprain.
A sprain may be cured in about one-
third the time required by the usual
treatment by applying Chamberlain's
Liniment and observing the directions
with each bottle. Tor tale by all
dealers.
Alum Considered a Charm.
Alum is worn as a charm in parts
of Asiu Minor. A triangular piece
is placed in a case of silver and worn
suspended from a string about the
neck.
Doing Well.
"I haven't seen Peggy since she left
college. Did she succeed in getting a
good position?" "Better! She suc-
ceeded in getting a husband with a
good position." Princeton Tiger.
Concurring.
He "As I was saying Miss Maymle
when I start out to do a thing I stay
on the Jb. I'm no quitter." She
(with a weary yawn I "Don't I know
it!"
Literature.
Literary history is the great morgue
where all seek the dead whom they
love or to whom they are related.
Helnrich Heine.
GERMLESS WATER FIVE-GALLON
BOTTLES 35 CENTS. W. J.
LANE. 23 tf
LETTER LI9T.
List of the Unclaimed Letters at Ard
more Postoffice August 10 1914.
LADIES.
Punks Mrs. Arietta
Loins Miss Leaker
' t'hatinun. Miss Johnnie
Clark Miss Vera
Davidson Mrs. Krancls
DiijKs. Mrs. Anna
Upwards. Miss Stella
l'eeney. Mrs. Alma
Holdeu Mrs. Miirrio
Martin Mrs. Karl
McAvoy cSue
McPowin Miss Klla
'MrKinney Fannie
McMillen. Mrs. Mag.
Mitchell Mrs. M. D.
Miller llosa It.
Peterson. Mrs. Mary
Perhaiii Mrs. Pessie
Pulliaiu Mrs. Minnie
liiuins. Mrs. Mollis
Mrs. .lessii-
Uoach. Zelhl
Sanders Miss Sadie
ii.
Savajit'. Vlss Nina
Lea
Sluirii Miss Prances
Watson. Mrs. Parthinie
Watson Mrs. Margaret
Wilson Mrs. Lucy
Wrisht Mrs. Sallie May
(iBXTLKMK.N.
Adams A. A.
Adams T. P.
Adatte A. L.
AddiiiKtou A. .1.
Atoka Ice it Power Co.
Aiiimore D. ('. Co.
liallram Jess
l.luford. H.
1 '.looks A. M.
Uroun Will
Pryan L. A.
Campbell K. U
Camiibell Harry
rhasy (Ji.'O.
Clerk Kast Baptist Church
Chancellor T. 1C.
Connolly Peat
Cowen. Prank
Cox. (). S.
Cook ('. li
Davis John
Davis John
Dubbins ('has.
Donahue .lulus
Doran Joe A.
Pleak. (ilenn D.
Carnett liabe
Carrison J. W.
Carrison J. W.
Cray A. J.
Cross Peter
.Hill Dr. C. W.
Hooks M. '
Jackson .Mrs. IJeulah
James L.
Jennings Jack
Johns Luslal
Kinw. H. A.
KUiiismic A.
U'Wis It. C.
Losey (. W.-2
Lyman Stephen
Marr. W. K. K.
AIcDonoui;li J. X.
Moon J. 1!.
Marrey Hlake
Moore A. 10.
Parks It. D.
Pash U.
I'ettitt J. K.
Power. Prank
Itameroz Prank
IteddiiiR P. M.
Richardson Hoy
Hushing. Dr.
Smith .1. P.
Sparks Harvey
Storkey II. I!.
Stotte Abe
Strolls; Dick
Svveed. W. A.
Stulle M.
Tanner V
Temple C.
Thoronood
Turner. .1.
T.
T.
A.
Viiliu'i!
M.
WalrilT. John
Whittinshill P.
Wilson. Aiivr
Williams X. W.
HIE
HOTEL GLADYS
24 rooms of solid coir fort at
moderate
PRICES
10c 7.1c and $1.0(. Prlvale
Hath SL.'O with
Rales by the Week or Month
European Plan
Commercial trade solicited. Fur-
nishings ami serv ice that you will
appreciate.
THY
The Gladys
The oil man's home where its
cool clean and quiet.
r. L. rClttiNG. Proprietor
Telephone 1016
lift W. Mala Ardmore. Okta.
(0r Yoaarf'a Furniture Store)
4T
MEETS SOON
FIFTY ROAD ASSOCIATIONS WILL
MEET IN FOURTH ANNUAL CON-
GRESS IN ATLANTA NEXT NO-
VEMBER. J. X. Carlisle chairman of the pro
gram committee of the American Road
Congress and who is also state com-
missioner of highways of New York
has written a letter to Col. Sugss.
state highway commissioner of Okla-
homa asking him to take part in
the program of the Pourth American
Roads Congress which convenes in
Atlanta (la. Xoveinlier 9. for a ses
sion of six days. The letter to ( ol.
Suggs assigning him his principal
work for the congress is as follows:
Colonel Sidney Suggs
"Stale Higfhvvav Commissioner
"Oklahoma city Okla.
'My Dear Colonel Suggs:
"At the joining Anii'i'ican Road
Congress to lie held in Atlanta (lour-
gia. during the week of Xovemher !
one 01 the most iinporiani. papers
will be thi't relating to Kducal ional
Pield for Highway Departments to
he presented by Dr. Joseph Hyde
Pratt. I should like very much to
have you open the discussion on Dr.
Pratt's paper if you can conveniently
do so. We have already learned that
in addition to Dr. Pratt. Mr. Poster
of Pennsylvania. Mr. Rennet t of Con-
necticut. Mr. Marker of Ohio. Mr.
Hooker of New Hampshire. Mr. Kel-
ler of Alabama Mr. Coleman of
Virginia Mr. Johnson formerly of
'Illinois Mr. Atkinson of Louisiana
and many oilier highway commission-
ers and engineers will be present.
"Karnestly trusting that you will
be with us and thai I may have a
reply from you at the earliest possible
moment at the above address I am
"Very truly yours
"J. N. CARLISI.K
"Chairman Program Committee."
A Great Organization.
The American Itoad Congress Is
composed of men who make up about
fifty different road organizations in
Cue I'nikd States. The Pourth Con-
gress will bring together the gient st
road enthusiasts of the count-y. who
are unselfishly devoting their time
and money toward a solution of the
cpii'stion of building good roads.
These men state in the call for the
congress that the bJgti u-it cf living
is attributable to the lack of Dads
the congestion in th" towns Is due
to lack of roads the un'r.vit !ng sj-
cial conditions in tip' cou"'ry can be
made attractive by betle- v;ad- this
men say and they are liusy at work
RAILROAD TIME-TABLE
SANTA FE
Southbound
Ko. 17 4:27 p. m
No. 11 1:03 p. m
1o. 5 4:02 a. m
Northbound-
No. 6 12:16 a. m
No. 12 3:15 p. m
Ko. IS 11:53 a. m
FRISCO
Eastbound
No. 506 6:20 a. m.
No. 574 1:00 p. m
No. 576 0:10 o. m.
Westbound
No. 573 (mixed) 9:30 a. m.
No. 575 11:53 a. m.
No. 579 (mixed) 4:00 p. m.
No. 503 9:00 p. m.
ROCK ISLAND
Eastbound
No. C32 7:45 a- m.
No. C8 (mixed daily
except Sunday) 3:33 p. m.
Westbound
No. 33 (Mixed daily
except Suniay) 11:30 a. m.
No. C5l 8:30 p. m.
OKLAHOMA NEW MEXICO AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY
Westbound Leaves Ardmore
No. 1 (liaily) a. m.
No. :: (Daily) li: 45 p. m.
Eastbound Leaves Uinglins
No. 2 (Daily) :30 a. m.
No. 4 (Daily) 5:00 t. m.
CARTER COUNTY FURNITURE STORE
kl 11 Caids $!. Tbe laly d i ni ibttsile price ksose
New and second-hand goods bought sold repaired
rented and exchanged. Remember we fit you up
from kitchen to parlor at about 35 cents on the dollar
less than the easy payment houses and about 75
cents on the dollar less than the peddlers. Let us
show you we mean what we say and can and will do
it. We are high price killers.
Fhnar A2f
to find a solution of tbe p-oblein that
wilt result in & good ui.id to every
man's house.
A Want Ad today will rent that
room tomorrow.
AsK to see the Brand
IF IT READS
HORMEL'S
l"sf. 1899. U. S. tup. Psd."
It Is our guarantee of
wholesome sweet mild ten-
der Ham and Bacon
DAIRY BRAND
Hams & Bacon
are selected from prim
well matured young hogs.
They are properly cured
and smoked over green hick-
ory and maple. Dairy Brand
is the mark of highest qual-
ity : : Ask your dealer
Distributors
Ardmore Ice
Light& Power
Company
PHONE
ONE-FIVE-SIX
LIGHT VOIR Ml till ELECTRICITY
I
Pride
Perry.
A reliable family
flour moderate
in price but of an
unusuaKTquality.
It may be had from
Leading Grocers
No use Arguing
When it conies to storing house-
hold poods etc. You will find
our facilities meet every re-
quirement. We also haul goods
anywhere. Tronipt and careful
attention given to every order.
I'hone 72 and we will do the
rest
J. L. WILSON
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
iohn t ivn V MAGrW
I
DAIRY BRAND
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Easley, John F. The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 264, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 13, 1914, newspaper, August 13, 1914; Ardmore, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc154003/m1/3/: accessed April 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.