The Mustang Enterprise. (Mustang, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 21, 1911 Page: 3 of 8
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Come to the
Oklahoma
State Fair
ami don't forget to have those
bad teeth fixed while here.
^ Prize Winning Perchercns, Oklahoma State Fair
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Fhe Union
Painless Dentists
are the oldest and most reli-
able Dentists in the city and
all work done Painless.
CUT PRICKS DIKING
THE FAIR.
Set of Teeth - $5.00
Gold Crowns - 4.00
White Crowns - 4.00
Gold Fillings - $1.00
That Oklahoma gets the best horsos in the world '.s known to but a few
; persons, but it is u fact. Oklahoma breeders buy the best. They know what
they want and they know where to get them. This is shown by the increased
number ol exhibits at the Oklahoma State Fair, September 20 to October
| 7. At the big exposition this fall will be shown some of the finest specimens
of l orses ever before assembled at any fair or exposition Exhibitors from
; Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Arkansas and Iowa will place their annuals side
by side, making a magnificent display of horses, including all breeds, every
prim*, and horses that would v in prizes anywhere in the world.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED BIROS FDR
STATE FAIR POULTRY SHOW
Silver Fillings
AND
UP
50c
Remember the
Name and Location
Union
Painless
D entists
Main and Broadway
There is every indication that the
Oklahoma Stale Fair poultry show,
September 20 to October 7, will eclipse
anything of the kind ever before un-
dertaken in the southwest. Entries
are coming in fast, according to 1. S.
Mahan, secretary, while John W. Nice
ly, the superintendent, says that he is
receiving inquiries from all sections
of the southwest about the big show
which has already gained ii reputation
second to none in the country.
"Prospects for a big show were
never better," says Mr. Nicely. "In
quiries have reached me from any
number of stntes within the last two
weeks and all of them say they will
send birds to be shown at the big ex
position. All the breeders seem to be
delighted with the system of the Okla-
homa State Fair, and mention is made
in nearly every letter of the new coops
installed for show purposes."
In this connection it is given out
at the office of the State Fair, that no
bird will be allowed in an oid coop and
every bird must be shown in coops
.owned by the Oklahoma State Fair
1 In this way, fanciers may feel assured
that their chickens will run a minimum
chance of contracting any disease so
common to fowls.
' The premium book is especially at-
tractive this year, containing pro-
visions for all breeds in the standard
of perfections. In other words, liberal
premiums have been offered for
American, Asiatic, Mediterranean,
English, Polish, Dutch and French
breeds; (lames and Bantams, Orien-
tal Games and Bantams, Oriental Ban-
tams, Miscellaneous, Guineas, Turkeys,
Ducks, Geese, Pigeons, etc
There will also be a novel egg-laying
contest that will not only interest the
breeders but provide a sight for the
thousands of visitors. Each pen in
the contest is to consist of six female
birds, properly leg-banded. No male
bird will be hllowed in the pens*. The
contest will start on Tuesday, Septem-
ber 26, the opening day of the State
Fair, and end on October 7, the clos-
ing day.
State Fair Visitors Invited to Brock's
A State-Wide Store Service!
llroek - unstinted hospitality -ecm> to let itself loose during Fair time and knows no
bounds That wann and cordial greeting that has met Fair visitors at BROCK'S in for-
mer years has been perfected in every manner of service known to large metropolitan stores,
llere you ma\ have free accoss to the checkroom, the baggage room, the restroom, the tel-
ephone, lavatories, etc. Fverything to bring rest and comfort after a tired day on the
streets or viewing the exhibits will be found here and you are welcome to any service we
can command.
Those who were here last year need no invitation for tliev know thev are welcome and
that their triend> are-welcome. The same hospitalit\ i> extended to vou and we urge you
to take full advantage of it.
\ two-cent iate wil! be in effect on all railroads, tickets good from live davs of date
of purchase.
I
Deleterious.
"According to a scientist, the exces
slve use of salt will paralyze one's
sense of taste."
"Then I'd better stop listening to
Twlckham."
"Why so?"
"His yarns are inexhaustible and
every one he tells me I have to take
with a grain ot salt."
A three days' conference of direc- |
tors of field sanitation and field In-;
spection, appointed by various south- j
orn boards of health held a session
t Nashville, Teun. About forty were,
in attendance, and discussed methods j
used in the different stales during:
the pust year in fighting hookworms.
Special Exhibits
THE GREAT AND GRAND
MAJESTIC RANGE
It is made of the highest class of
materials. Charcoal iron body-
it will not rust. Malleable iron top
—it will not warp or crack. A
copper full-nickeled reservoir with
a movable pocket contact. There
are many other features of special
worth, and conveniences which the
demonstrator will show you. A
special offer of a full set of Cooking Uten-
sils free during the Fair.
THE BEST RANGE MADE
DEMPSTER
PUMPS, TANKS AND WINDMILLS
WE ARE THE AGENTS
"One Minute" Washers, Safety-
Hatch Incubators. Made in Okla-
homa. Patronize home industry
and get the best made.
A JEWEL COOKER FREE
LET US SHOW YOU
< /&>.
The MANSON CAMPBELL COM-
PANY, of Kansas City, Mo., have
sent us one of their newest model
JEWEL FIRELESS COOKERS to
present to some woman who visits
our booth during the free tireless
cooker demonstration. Bring some-
thing to cook and let us show you.
CUT YOUR LIGHT BILL
PACKARD LAMPS
will cut it in half. We have a
special demonstration to show them
to you. Come and see for vourself.
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THURSDAY, SEl'T. 21, 1911
News, Indeed, for the Woman
With Unlimited Needs and Limited Purse !
Distinctive Dresses Lowly Priced
WIDE VARIETY OF STYLES, COLORS AND MATERIALS
\
QUALITY is linked .Tosel\ with MODI- KA I I . 1'KICKS in
these dresses and their I'd \l IA makes yon glad. Oiiite the
PKI.I III ST collection ;m<l the l.uWKSI l'KH I K line of
OKI.SSI.S vou will ti11 <I anywhere,
The I.OVEI.IKST DKlvSSI.S that could he found in all New
York are hen and ready for your critical approval, 'llu* variety
is WIDE, both in style and price. Predominating colors are
hrowns, blacks, coronation shade-, green, Copenhagen blue and
midnight blue and cream serge. Materials in favor are wool pop-
lin. French ,-erge. broadcloth, -tonn serge, basket weave- and
cashmere, Stvle- hi
at LOWER PRICK
►\\n in Nc
ork
These street dres-e- are prieed from SoQot
New Hats; New Ideas
AND NEW POPULAR PRICES;
SOME LATE ARRIVALS
BULLETIN!
NEW DRESS ARRIVALS
PRICED LOW!
New boulevard velvet dresses
ideal utility dresses for of-
fice and street wear just ar-
rived. One style has velvet
skirt with high waist effect.
The waist is of Scotch plaid
taffeta or mesaline, t lie col-
ors blending closely to the
tone of the velvet skirt, and
sailor collar with the shawl
front. A wide open seam ef-
fect down the front of the
skirt completes the ope nt'ront
of the dress. Worth regularly
S|" $19.50
Another style boulevard
\ ©lvet dress has t he high gir-
dle skirt effect, the front Is
trimmed with silk braid
frotfs. This dress is all vel-
vet and has sailor collar with
wide rovers trimmed with
satin.
These t.\vo styles are now
on display in our windows
and should be seen by every
woman who is economiing on
hzer wardrobe. The styles
are distinctive and the price
is low. Worth $2.r> regularly.
Kedtnyd for a special ad-
$19.30
STRIKING STYLES
IN DAINTY FRENCH DANCING
AND PARTY FROCKS
American Beauty Electric Irons
Guaranteed 3 Years
SEE OUR BOOTH AT THE STATE FAIR
13-15
W.Grand
Avenue
Oklahoma
City,
Okla.
I rem h
the ineoniin
uirhni
e i ti i -
lention and in thi
mate the modesty of theit
1 i linn value vou will find intct
moti- i
t ilk I1 tench dam
the neur it edict froin Paris. Tin
ill) it-> new snirnnjf eiteci
unci coat effect of the waist \ <
mo ierateiy prieed at $t<)
reatioii trimmed witl
preci-ih the wanted di
tons, bringing the wearer ni^nit
t i
I inn ii i d ■ ith a wide band of
tnmmii;
laiit( i tut
inj; MYie in red -ami, -mix
nsett' over white messalii
It has the new French pcplum effect
mi at the vol
in lnirh t'avo
THIS NAME
DAINTY SCHOOL
DRESSES
Brocks
Good
Shoes
HI
Built on the Square
P8 Four Kings
SPECIAL DAYS OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR
a) in that i 11 1
Speaker's Daj
•I humduy. s-'Pten
Friday, S« i tomb
and children's Day.
Saturday, September 30- 1
and Traveling Men's Day
lot:.' 1 Friday, Ocober Parade Day—
Mammoth parade of Live stock
Day Saturday, October 7 (Jood Road*
Day, In charge of Colonel Sug^; i There
Sunday, October 1 Music Day, Week, October 2-0 Home Show—j without tie nlgnaturc
8acred Concert* by Randr j Hii? f«*? tUi*o ev* r\ ni ■' In *t *i i('> • • ' •
i genuine
mile. Co*
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Daily, J. M. The Mustang Enterprise. (Mustang, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 21, 1911, newspaper, September 21, 1911; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc157911/m1/3/: accessed April 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.