The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 112, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 15, 1916 Page: 2 of 8
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"PACE SIX'
"THETSXlLY ARDMOREITE
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE Ardmore lue.day repruary it ms.
PAGE TWO
LOSS OFJPPETITE
Most Sueceisfully T rested by Taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Less ef nppctile is nr npaniril
ly ldfs of vitality which is seiieus.
It is common in I lie spi in be-
cause at lliis lime lu' blond in im-
pure mid impoverished iiml fail:' (
jrivc tlu' dij-estiv oi'.'ans what U
iili'ulutdy necessary Ur the proper
performance of tlicir junctions.
Hooil'. Saisaparill;'. tliu ohl reli-
able iill-the-ycar-riuind medicine a
i specially ii-cfiil v: tho Fpriiifr. ( '
jt iroin Von: 'Inif-'trist Ity pni'ilV-
iii'' iiml cni ii'liitif;' the Wood and yiy-
imr vitality vif-or mid tun.: il if
vniidcrl'iilly successful iti tho t !' -mint
of loss of appetite nml Ihn
oilier nilments that in ; so prevnlen';
lit t his time. Jl is Hut dimply it
hpriii-r medicine it is miieh more
than that Lut it is tho best sprin-;
medicine.
Hood's Rnrf-npnrilla mal;rs tho
licli red ldooil that the Ftntiincli and
oilier digestive organs Hied. (.let
it today.
Not Conducive to Sleep.
"Porter thin berth has lieon
In'" "No sab; 1 ussuuh you
Merely occupied. It s tho ono
;ho wheels. Bah." I'uek.
tdept
Bah.
over
Making Complete Change.
One Hiiro way to eliaiiKo a knocker
to a booster Is to load the conversa-
tion around so as to get him to talk-
jig about hiniHclt.
Insists on Too Much.
The trouble with the man who
blows Ills own born Is that be so
jfton insists on being the whole or-
:1ickIiu. To Clean Mother-of-Pearl.
Handles of mother-of-pearl or other
arMclos of the sumo material niny be
restored by cleaning with pure olive
oil and rubbing with a nail brush fol-
lowed by a rubbing with a piece of
chamois.
Clean
ofllce.
rags wanted at Ardmol ?lte
GOTHIC an
COLLAR 2 tor 25c
IT FITS THE CRAVAT
ClUFTT PrABOOY A CO. Inc. Mutn
FOR PROMPT
LIVOIY SERVICE
Call
TOM LASTER
Phone 194
no mil-: limoi'sink
Warm and Comfortable
Stand D. 4 S. Confectionery
109 W. Main St.
Hours 11 a. m. to 11:30 p. m.
LIVERY CARS
ii ii iiiwi i in mil i
DODGE LIMOUSINE
Case Cars for
Country Drives
I.e;i e it to us w e w ill call for
oii ami take you to the train.
CALIFORNIA AUTO LINE
PHONE 615
ai -
THE PALACE AUTO
and CAB LINE
BOO BIGGS Prop.
Phone 370 113' 2 E. Main St.
C.ilis made any where any time.
New 7-Passcivier
Limausiue far City
Wright Lee Prlver
Speci.il Auto Trip to Oil Fields
Every Day
aaaKK2KZSK&5ESUEaHX?5ffa
. .4
VM' I.-lJLTrl
WHEN YOU CAN BUY
COTTON AT 8 CENTS
Ck-an :: Batted
Ready for Quilts
NOW PUT UP IN NICE
PACKAGE 3 LBS. UP.
ARDMORE OIL & MLG.
U CO.
I
PROUD OF HIS DAUGHTER
Musical Program of Rare Excellence
to be Given Here Tomorrow
A. J. Gorrer of .Kl Jlono Is In the
city today doing some work for the
Musical Art Trio which will appear at
the High School Auditorium tomor-
row night. The trio Is composed of a
cellist pianist and violinist. Tbe vio-
linist Is Miss Helen ("error daughter
of Mr. Gorrer who Is here today. She
Is a girl still In her teens. She was
born In Kl Iteiio ami has boon study-
ing the violin hi nee she was live years
of ago and has had the best ad
vantages that could possibly be given i
her. The Guthrie Loader liked her
work so well in that city that a col-j
u mil of first page reading matter was
given her. The other members of the
trio are Miss Frances Mono the vlo-
lincellist. She Is a Tennessee girl.
Her home is at Chaltiiiioogn. -Miss
Iiiese has charge of the violincollo
department at the Musical Art Insti-
tute In Oklahoma City. Miss Merle
McCarty is the pianist and she has
charge of that department In the same
school.
Miss Gorier is still pursuing her
similes ami is an advanced pupil of
Mr. Mraz tho director of the school.
These young ladies are also soloists
and those who attend tomorrow night
may expect to hear a musical program
of rare excellence
H'rlces have been niude 50c 35c
and L'.lc. Tho latter price Is made ex-
clusively to school children.
K
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers
East Less Meat and
Take Salts.
to
Uheumat ism is easier to avoid thin
lo cure slates a well known author-
ity. We are advised to dress warmly;
keep the feet dry: avoid exposure;
eal less moat but drink plorly of
good water.
lihennial ism is a direct .result of
eating too much meal and other rich
foods that produce uric acid whi -h is
absorbed into the blood. It is the
funciion of the kidnojs to nitor-thls
acid Irom the Mood and cast il out
in the urine; the pores of the sKin
are also a moans of freeing the bh.od
of this impurity hi damp ami chill '
colli weather the skin pores are
closed thus forcing the kidneys to
do double work (hey become we-':
and sluggish and fail lo eliminate the
uric acid which keeps accuiviilaling
and circulating through the system
eventually settling in the Joint- and
muscles causing stiffness i'.orenoss
and pain called rheumatism.
At the first twinge of rheumatism
gel from anv pharmacy aboil four
ounces of .Tad Salts: put a tablespoon-
fnl in a glass of water and drink he-
fore breakfast each morning for a
week. Tills is said to eliminate m'e
acid by stimulating the kiiL.eys to
normal action. Ihus ridding ' !'" Mood
of these- impurities.
.lad Sails is inexpensive lu-rmlo.v
and is made from the acid of .-rap-':
and lemon juice combined with lit bin
and is used with excellent results by
thousands of folks who an- i-u'noct
lo rheumatism. Here you have a fV l
n't off i reseent lit liia -water dr'n'i
which helps overcome uric
! Is beneficial to your Milne- s
i.ci l ami
as well
Need of New Thought.
Wc lose vigor through thinking con-
imially the same set oi thoughts. New
bought is new life. Selected.
There Is mere catarrh In this sec-
lion of the country than all other dis-
eases put tncet'ier and for years it
was supposed to be incurable. Hectors
pi-escribed local remedies and by
cor.siantly failing to cure with local
treatnnnt. proT.ouuoed it incurable.
Catarrh is a local disease greatly In-
fluent ed by constitutional conditions
ami therefore requires constitutiot'al
tr
ntment. Hall s Catarrh l lire man
ufactured by F. .1. Cheney '- ' ''- 'v
It
is
lo. Ohio. Is a constitutional retnetty.
taken internally and ac's throuch
the
the
a r
I hi :
blood on the mucous surfaces il
t. tti due unit i mi t o .ais u
that'
r.l is n'l el'ed for 11IIV Case
Catarrh Cure fails to cure
Send for circulars am! testimonials.
F .1 Cl!i:i:V & Co.. Toledo Ohio
Sold by druggist ?
11. ill's family Til
is for constipation.
I - - - wmvwm I ir IMi iTITTI l
!Cuts9 BumsJi
7 ' ... . .. B 1
9 lir -'si s S:ir Viountl'; unit I .U-i
qiock'y !--i;lf J with ArnltJ Salve.
! it iircvrul it.fs-ction. is uelisvi'tic
' 15 6o'hintf Le.t'in. I rv it once.
C Money li.n-k If it f uiS.
g The Oriin.J mid Genuine.
i Bucklen's
lArnisa Salve
EEP URIC ACID
OUT DF JOINTS
Li
Ilo-.ta tll Hurt
Drti4iit :J Pult.r. 25e.
nnnn i iii n ni n nr i n nnnni n i i
ID TO
THEINOT
ONE OF FIVE IN THE STATE OR-
DAINED A MINISTER OF THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. LARGE
CONGREGATION.
Sunday was a big day at the First
Christian church of this city. Large
crowds attended both services. One
of the most beautiful and Impressive
services ever conducted in Ardmore
was that of the ordination of Mrs. J.
W.'liurns to the ministry. At the be-
ginning of Ihl ' year .Mrs. Iiurns was
selected assistant pastor of the church
for the purpose of aiding her husband
the pastor in the many duties of the
church. The church has had a phe-
nomenal growth in tho past Mx
months more than one hundred have
taken membership within that. time.
There wore live additions at the even
ing service Sunday.
The ordination service was conduct-
ed by Kev. A. It. S nicer the stato
secretary of the Oklahoma Christian
Missionary Society. Kev. Spicer was
assisted by the elders of the local
congregation. The church ordains by
the laying on of hands and by fastins
and prayer. The charge was given
by Kev. Spicer and was very im-
pressive. Mrs. Minis has the distinc-
tion of being one of only live ladies
in the state who have boon ordained
to the ministry by tho Christian
Church.
An announcement was made at the
elmrch Sunday that the V. O. W.
lodge or this city voted to attend the
First Christian Church in a body next
Sunday to hear the pastor's sermon
in connection with the "Father's Day"
services to be conducted in the
chinch. A special program is being
prepared for the occasion and no doubt
the attendance will he large. At the
t vetilng service next Sunday the or-
dinance of baptism w ill be administer-
ed to all candidates awaiting baptism.
Just before the regular service be-
gan Sunday evening Kev. Spicer who
is
ulso the State llible School Super-
intendeiit brought out some very in-
teresting facts regarding the greatness
of the Bible School work. 'The magni-
tude of the movement" said he "is
evidenced by the following facts:
There are seventeen thousand conven-
tions held annually in the Interest of
this work. There are two hundred
thousand volunteer workers engaged
in the enterprise. Three millions of
representatives attend annually these
seventeen thousand conventions. There w orld one of the greatest problems is
are thirty-one millions of workers and that of utilizing the latent power in
members enrolled in the llible Schools 1 church life. There is almost no limit
of the world. Nineteen millions of of accomplishment if the church
these are in America. Three millions would only bring all its resources to
of nu n are enlisted among this num.- bear upon any worthy enterprise. It
her. Of the lour hundred thousand will surprise you to contrast the rela-
additions to tho church one hundred tive strength of active and latent
thousand were men in one year. The membership in the church. Many
llible School is last '..'coming a mas-1 church members never realize the real
cu'.lne institution. The great adult and I meaning of church membership its
bins' classes are found cveryw lure. ' opportunities and obligations. The di-
The Meld covered by the llible School j vine equation is 'ability plus oppor-
work as represented by the -Front tunity eipials responsibility.' There are
Hank Standard" Includes the entire ' some delusions that are apparently
life of the community beginning with j Influencing some church people. The
the cradle roll and heme department church is not a ferry boat to transfer
anil reaching out through the regular idle passengers to heavenly shores on
'school with its graded standard of i dead-head tickets. It is not an ark
ci'liei ney. makes it tie' embodiment n which the elect take refuge and float
of the wisdom of the mo-t ep. rii need placidiy over a pori.shing race. It is
in. n and women engaged in I'.ihle not an eternal lite insurance company
St hool work in the world. The school ! with all obligations discharged by the
that is satisfied villi anything short j ia "lent of annual dues it is not a
ef these ideas is unworthy of the op- - l eligio-social club that furnishes
m.nuniiies of the uresent. Our school. ! -lKreeable Sunday entertainments. It
at Ardmore. is woking out the oftici-
enty ideals of the "Front Kank Stan-
dard" llible Schools. The i'iirislian
i huich has in this state four-hundred f
twenty t'.ve llible Schools. Last year
at our state convention we had II I f
t'-eii front rank schools to receive their
certilicales. a Lain of eb veil over lln
previous year. We had one hundred I world. There are three attitudes to
tuenty nve teachers training classes ; be assumed toward the church ant.i-
u.rty one advanced three years course gonistic neutral and aggressive. Lo
- '"'! eighty four lirst year course with'cally aud generally oni a siii.ui por-
a total of thin en hundred t'-tv fmir
students in the teachers' training
I w oi i. vat sccut'i oi meiuoiis. at imiiu
was second largest in t
i : lioed. only excelled
::t Lexington. Ky. Tin
he entire broth-
by tiie school
' next school of
-
Ma
thuds is to be h. Id at Muskogee
s vear. from Kebruarv i'Sth to
Man
cli ::rd. The instructors will be
the
leaders from the tiat ioii.il t.flire
Ci"cinnati together with U-v. J. T.
at
Ogle
r llurant. The g. neral state
'convention of our church will be held
11 v
C
uremore. this v. nr. Mav S to 11."
Ko!l.Wng tiie ahe. addr.ss at the; would be the ra-ult if we should
regular evening s. rviee. IJ.-v. Spicer. seek souls as we seek profits and in- '
spoke ':i the subject. "Latent l'ower vestments? What would be the re-
in Church Life." He said in part:ult if e should spend as much time!
"In the mechanical world friction and I U make ourselves attractive to God
latent energy are the real problems as we do to men? To hold our stand-1
OF MILLIONS
ON CUE
GENERAL GOETHALS DECLARES
THE JOINT LAND COMMISSIONS
ARE TOO LIBERAL' IN SETTLING
CLAIMS.
Washington Feb 1 1. The liberal-
ity of various joint land commissions
in settling claims for properly taken
in the canal zone has robbed the I'ni-
ted States of millions of dollars. Gen-
eral C.oetbals today told the house
interstate commerce committee In
urging the passage of the Adamson
bill lo force the commission to settle
for lands on the basis of their value
when the treaty was entered into with
Panama in lfluS rather than their
increased value as has been the
custom.
The joint land commissions we
have had several of them have
taken the ground that as we are a big
republic and they nrc ratTer poor
we should pay liberally for their
lands" the general said. "As a con-
sequence the values have exceeded
very much those of 1003 and as time
goes on land seems to pet more and
more valuable. Private agreements
that were made for the sale of land
to us are abrogated and the owners
go to the joint land commission and
they get additional funds from it.
The situation now is rather acute.
"It is rather hard to stay there and
see our government robbed the way
it lias been in the past."
All the land in the ten-mile strip
along the canal subject lo claims
would not be worth more than $1000-
000 at its 1905 value the General said
but it is likely to cost $17000000 or
$1S000000 at the rates which have
been paid.
Asked for specific instances. Gen-
eral Goethals said that In a case
where a parcel of land was worth $1
a hectare in 1002 and an agreement
bad been entered into that it should
be paid for at this rate the owner
took the matter to the joint land com-
mission and obtained $25 a hectare.
Chairman Adamson spoke of a ease
where land that had sold for fl.".0fi
had been taken In at $.1(10.000 by the
commission and the general said he
ton. had heard of it.
The joint commission consists or
two Panamanians and two Americans.
How lo overcome friction or rather
eliminate it and how to utilize the
latent or dormant power is a real
meelin nlcal nroblem. In the religious
is not a school ol culture m which
we may sit at the feet of some great
t acher and learn new things.
The church exists for work anil
.vcrship. The church is the body ef
'lnist the in.-liuiiient of His will tile
medium thtough which His spirit and
.ii'e are to be made known to the
tion of the ciiurcll s power is oeuig
used. If we could only see and know
our power and become conscious of j
our responsibility the church could I
transform any community In which it
is plac. d. The threefold viewpoint
of latent power in church life is in I
numbers in means and in work." !
hat would be tho result n an.
.the members would regularly and
! faithfully represmt themselves at the
' hou'e of Cod on the Lord s Hay . w nai
'a jmblic testimony lo the world of
- ... . . m .i.:..t
the joy o; i uristiaii ietii. sum.
BALTIMORE OYSTERS
CHASE & SANBORN'S COFFEE
BLUE RIBBON CREAMERY :: CLUBHOUSE
CANED GOODS :: HEINZ' 57
VARIETIES VEGETABLES
DAILY
PHONES FEf IfFD'! PHONES
174andl3-t rElLIiLllI l3 174andl3
ing with God as we do our social
standing? What would he the result
if we w ere all on the honor roll as giv
ers to our regular and benevolent
work? Let us lift our ideals for our
Individual and congregational life and
make the church a great humanity
centered institution using to the ut
most Its latent power of numbers
means and service."
At the close of the service a brief
statement was made by Rev. Spicer
concerning his work as state secre
tary and an offering was made for the
support of the weak and struggling
churches and Bible Schools of this
state. It is hoped that there will be
at least tlfteen or twenty life-member
ships from the Ardmore church for
this worthy and Important work.
UGH! CALOMEL MAKES
yOU DEATHLY SICK
Stop using dangerous drug before
it salivates youl
It's horrible!
You're bilious sluggish constipated
and believe you need vile dangerous
calomel to start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's my guarantee! Ask your
druggist for a 50 cent bottle of Dod-
son's Liver Tone and take a spoonful
tonight. If it doesn't start your liver
and straighten you right up better
than calomel and without griping or
making you sick I want you to go
hack to the store and get your money.
Take calomel today and tomorrow
you will feel weak and sick and nau-
seated. Don't lose a day's work.
table Podson's Liver Tone tonight and
wake up feeling great. It's perfectly
harmless so give it to your children
any time. It can't salivate so let
them eat anything afterwards.
Evidently Disappointed.
"It's a case of love at first sight."
'Well maybe it will work out all
right. I took four years to select my
ausband and look what I got." De-
;roit Tree Press.
"Doing" the Art Museum.
A drawing in Lifo represented two
young women in an art museum stand-
ing before tho Laocoon group while
one remarks: "I can see that they
are firemen all right but I don't see
why they got so tangled up in the
hose."
HEAD JlflD NOSTRILS
STUFFED FROM COLD
'Pape's Cold Compound'' ends colds
and Grippe in few hours Tastes
nice Acts gently.
Your cold will br ak and all grippe
misery end after taking a dose of
"Tape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
It promptly opens clogged-up nos-
trils and air passages in th head
.stops nasty discharge or no.-.e run-
ning relieves sick headache dullne.-."
feverishness sore throat sneezing
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stav stuffed-up! Quit blow
ing and snuffling! Ease your throbbing
head nothing else in tbe world gives
such prompt relief as 'Tape's Col l
Compound." wbirh costs only 2". cents
at any drug store. It acts without
assistance tastes nice and causes no
Inconvenience. Accept no substitute
FRALEY BROS.
PLANING MILL
Manufacturers of
Windows Doors Frames
and all kinds of Interior Finish
A Specialty on
Window and Door Screens
TELEPHONE 324
North Caddo Street
402
The Weekly Aramorrtt roaches tho
farmer.
IMPERIAL CAFE
l3. 11 IN. waBtimywti oti
New and Up to Date
Chinese and American Ptshe
CLEAN r.OOD SERVICE
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Phone 657 Tables for Ladles
Booths for Private Parties
Homes Built R iti lit
B RAN UM
Builder ol Modern Homes
W. A. PRIDE
ARDMORE'S TINNER
FOR 21 YEARS
Ardmore Ice
Light& Power
Company
PHONE ONE FIVE Sl
Llilhl your Home with Electricity
Radiator and Fender
REPAIR SHOP
With Ritter & Sies
116-18 E. Broadway
J. II. DURHAM
Formerly uilh Wilson Newman
BEST OF LEATHER
and
WORKMANSHIP
On Every Job of
Shoe Repairing
Cross Electric Shoe Shop
Phone 125-J 8 N. Wash.
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
THtY M XOT SB1PPED IN
Our Own Grown
Visit our Greenhouses and
see for yourself
FRESH CARNATIONS
EVERY 1 A Y
Largest Rest Grade
all varieties
50c per dozen
for thirty days
at
Shuman's Flower Shop
Phone Hlue 2(7
an DRUG STORE
'Everything In
the Drug Line"
Phone 8
CITY DRUG STORE
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