To The Ladles:
Would you pay $12 for a
Hat when you can get as
good for $5?
\ Our Hats Are All Samples J
and sell for
$2.50 and $5 \
\ SAMPLE MILLINERY CO. \
£ Su.te 206 Culbertson Bidg.. Grand & Bdwy. J
€ Take Elevator to Second Floor. ^
^ Parlor Open Until 10 00 P. M Satur'.lay ^
Oklahoma
Sporting Goods Co.
ESTABLlSHfcD 1901
Base Ball Uniforms Special Prices to Clubs
Specialties—Bate Palls and Tennis Coods. Fishing
Tackle, Hammocks, B.cyclci and Sundries. Pocket Knive*
and Razors, Irish Mails, Tricycles and Hobby Horses, Guns,
Pistol* and Ammunition
222 West Main St., Oklahoma City
GET THE GENUINE
"Sit <a
t\vW>k
POULTRY NOTES.
The average weight of goose eggs Is
abaut 5% ounces each.
Charcoal in a granulated form
should always be kept before fowls of
all ages.
In an egg of 1,000 grains. 600 belong
to the white. 300 to the yolk, and 100
to the shell.
To break a hen of her desire to set
put her in a small coop and feed her
plenty of fattening food.
Do not forget that it requires four
weeks to incubate duck eggs. One
week mor* than Is required for hens.
Pigeons •sill not thrive unless they
are kept in comfortable, dry, clean
quarters, and are given plenty of room
to work and exerclsfl.
Goslings and ducklings should be
ted damp mashes only, for the first
few weeks. They do not seem to be
able to do well on dry grains.
A mixture of lard and sulphur ap-
plied once a week is a good remedy
for scaly legs. The fowls' legs should
be scrubbed before applying It.
The eggs from pullets are seldom
satisfactory for sotting purposes. They
are often infertile, and if they do hatch
the chicks are small and sickly.
In 100 parts of the egg yolk, 52 per
cent is water, 45 per cent. Is oil and
fat, and one per cent, each of albu-
minoids, coloring and mineral matter.
In 100 parts of the white of an egg,
about eighty-four per cent, is water,
12^ pcre cent, is albumen, one per
cent, mineral, and 2\'z per cent, sugar,
etc.
After killing the insects with any
strong solution, whitewashing will
sweeten the room and stop up the
cracks so that they will not have so
many hiding places.
Select hens a little over size for the
cockerels that are up to standard
weight, and for the old males select
large, well-developed pullets. This
strength aud vigor.
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Good Positions
You want to earn more money
—We want you to earn more money
- You can earn more money
by increasing your earning ability
| Twenty Good Places in Two Days
is actual count of the calls being received at Draughon's Okla-
homa School. An average of seventy-five per cent more calls
tlian we can fill.
Invest a Few Month's Time
in preparation. It will mean more opportunity, mm money, and
a start in life, regardless of w hat your future work may be.
Draughon's Leads the World in the business college; work.
Endorsed by Chamber of Commerce and by bankers.and
business men throughout the South.
Draughon's Practical
Business College
fR tit1 more Bldtf.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
 
 
  
 
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Settled Weather Means House Work
Everyone will start the spring work now. after the long delay. Get ready for you will t'irow away the worn out, damaged-by-wear
goods and replace with the serviceable up-to-date rugs, carpets, linoleums, curtains, shades, furniture or stoves and ranges. Now is the time
to place your order Prices arc low and stocks in good shape.
True Philosophy.
1 have been told of a Spaniard who
always put on his spectacles when
about to eat cherries, that they
might look bigger and more tempting.
In like manner, 1 make the most of
my enjoyments, and pack away my
troubles iu as small a compass as I
can.—Robert Southey.
Strive to See the Bright Side.
A latal penalty a wails those who
I always look on the dark side of every-
' tiling, who are always predicting evil
| and failure, who see only the seamy,
disagreeable side of life; they draw
ui on themselves what th«v see, what
they look i'Ji -Uuil a.
= How's
Your Lawn—
dried up or green and velvety ?
You can keep it in beautiful shape
the whole summer if you wet it aud
mow it enough. See us for
Rubber Hose
Q
44Dolphin" brand best Para Rubber
Tube and Compound Cover.
Per foot • • •   10 to 20c
Hose Nozzles
50 to 75c
Hose Clamps
Hose Couplings
Hose Menders
i
. 10 to 15c
5c
Kits KuntR LaWn Mowers
A Ball Bearing
Double Gear
Easy Running*
Price $0.75 to $1S.00
Grass Catchers [
Extra Quality
Striped Canvas
Price 85 c to $1*50
i omo iu and Examine Them.
Lawn Mowers
$4.00, $5.00 and up to $10
and $12.50
Rest
Kitchen Cabinet
Specials
Buy the best mattresses and springs, and
pillows for your own use. Clean, cool, sani-
tary bedding used on comfortable springs
makes a person feel like they were young
again. Let us iit you out with new furnish-
ings for your bed room.
OUR ALASKA RE-
FRIGERATOR
LINE
Leads the procession
for economy of ice con-
sumption and preserv-
ing the food. We have
them in at $1 >. f>0, $ 12.50
$15.00 and up to$35.00.
Good goods at reason-
able prices.
it
We start our line at $0.00 for a
good serviceable cabinet and
have them along the line at $8.5\),
$12.50. $18.50 to $42.50. Let us
send one out to you on easy terms.
Two or three dollars down and
$1.00 per week puts any one of
these in your home.
Our Matting Sale Nearly
Over
The 12 1-2 and 15c grades-have
several dozen Rol!s--This was the
best bargain wc have ever offered.
Take advantage and lay in several
rolls at the price.
DOC & BILL
The house Furnishers
ikcraKj'EHtf-.iajiflS'/ mess
8=10 West Grand Ave.
Oklahoma City
Phone 260
Mrs. Perl Graham of Marietta, rc
reiwil from Governor Haskell the ap
pointni'^nt as delegate to the National
Conference of Charities anil Correc-
tions to be held in Louis, May
to 27. Mrs. Graham is very enthn-
iastic in this work and will attend
the meeting.
E. X. Hardy, farmer, living near
Chandler who received third prize on
winter wheat at the Omana corn cx-
I post ion in 1909, has received tile med-
al, a handsome gold medallion with
j his name engrav.tl.
j The State Association of County
I Superintendents of Health, in wran
at Tulsa presented to State Health
IVmmissi nor .1. C. Jlahr a $:M0 dia-
mond ring and adopted resolutions in-
dorsing him for his efforts In the past
three years.
The Corporation Commission is
sending out a,000 c ipies of a state-
ment ex plan i u the railroad attempt
to amend the constitution so as to re-
move the power of the state to inter-
fere in behalf of the snippers.
i
SIMPLE LITTLE DRESS.
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N0 War Between Peru and Ecuador
Washington- There will be no war
betwet u Pi rn and Ecuador as It is
stated they have accepted the offers
of arbitration ui:der the auspices of
• !«' I .litetl Stairs, \rientina and Bra-
zil. This was the proposition of Sec-
retary of State Knox and he is con-
gratulated on his effective work in
preventing what would undoubtedly
havt been a vers bloody and pro-
tracted conflict with the chances of
embroiling several other South Anier-
i ican states.
Broken Lot Specs&ti's
For SATURDAY and MONDAY we offer .some remark-
able values in many different lines for quick selling.
$2.95
Something soft and fine, such as
rum's veiling. Jap silk, or lawn should
be used for this simple little dress;
a band of smocking is worked round
front under the arms; the fullness at
neck is gathered into a little band to
which a turn down collar is set; this
is feather-stitched at the edge, the
hem being trimmed to match; the
little sleeves are smocked at tho wrist
and finished by a narrow frill.
Materials required: Two ya.'ds 42
inches wide.
T. M. FLANARY, Manager
fl—ganti
Madriz Cruiser Sinks Gunboat
Grey town The Madriz cruiser V«
nus sank the Estrkada gunboat Ome-
tepe off Pun?a Gorda Saturda> ac-
cording to advict - brought here b>
schooners. The ere a ot the Ometep«
numbered ion and all are believed to
have be* u drowne l or killed by firing
When the Venus was driven awa.
from Blueflelds by the L?nited Stat,
gunboat Paducah, the Onietepe went
i-n pursuit. Th> Venus was ot'lc! 1
back to B uefiel I- by Madriz and i'
is supposed it met the Kstrada boat
The valuation of main trackage of
railroads in Oklahoma was raised 10
per cent by the state board of equal-
ization when it met at Guthrie last
week. The raise totals $18,500,000
The board decided togo by the old lav.
assessing an ad valorem value. In
stead of according to the law of the
special session of the legislature,
which they feared would not stand
i a test for constitutionality.
Miners Go On Strike
Webb Cit . Mo. Seven hundred mi
ners employed at the Providence Klec
trical and White Dog mines here have
struck upon the refusal of the com
pany to increase the wage scale to
the figures which obtained before tin-
decreased price of ore forced a 10
per cent reduction.
Holds Night Sessions
Guthrie, Okla lr an effort u clean
up its docket, which is badly con
irested. the supreme court h is raken
to holding night sessions for the first
time since statehood and heard argu-
ments on several cast'.- Thursday
night.
Board to Meet at Stillwater
Guthrie, Okla A special meeting o!
the board of agriculture has been
called to Stillwater, May L'S, to attend
to A. and M college matters. The
board will attend commencement ex-
ercise> there Ma\ 30.
Two New Banks Established
Guthrie, Okla Th. ate banking!
lepartment h is i -ued certificates of
nithority to the State Bank or Ryan
with 11 ">.000 capital, ami the Fanner-
State Batik of Klmer. $10,000 capital
Boys to Sail Around Worli
Mew York Two Bi"ol-:i>n bo\ not
i Lot One Long Coats of linene ai.d black and white checks; size HI to 42.
\ These are good values, up to $5.00 and $*>.00 and you
£ may choose from the lot at
{ Lot Two Cloth Suits, only a small lot hut they are fairly well <j Q rrv *
4 m the l"> at f
$. Values up to $25.00.
* I
J Lots Three, Four and Five These are small lots in Silk Dresses, §
j Mtssi 1 o Ed Suits. Skirts. Wash Suits and Dresses. All priced at \
4 reductions from one-third to one-half price.
4 Beautiful White Dresses We have them in Longruenet and net over \
j >oueine silk. You'll be surprised at the values we show in this lot. £
4 Samples from the better makers at the usual saving of one-half. j
Take Elevator to Second Floor
Ladies' Sample Suit Co. j
207-9 Culbertson Building
Open Saturday Until lO p. m.
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Oklahoma City Jockey Club 5
SECOND ANNUAL SUMMER MEET
June 15th to July 4th, 1910
Races Each
yet out ot their teen- h;
New York in a t'nirt) foo
their own make on a trij
w o ld, fto.OOO miles in a
to the plans the> have ma
Boosters for the comn
of government for Wagoi
;irst fignt when 330 vote
jut left
iround the
$1,000
$1,000
THE GREAT OKLAHOMA CITY DERBY
JUNE 15th ONE AND 116 MILES 23 ENTRIES
THE
JULY 4th
INDEPENDENCE HANDICAP
ABOUT SIX AND HALE FURLONGS 34 ENTRIES
Purses
From
$200 to
$300
Each
$1,000
$1,000
Till: GREATEST TURF EVENT OF THE SOUTHWEST
Box Seats Now On Sale at 2 1 3 1 -2 Grand Ave.
Popular Prices I. S. Mahan, Secretary
mainst A t:
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empted the Clinton Oklahoma
Western railroad, running twent v-tv
mile between Clinton and Butler fro
.he two-cent pass nger ra1 • Tae ro;
id brand new.
Gets Forty-Three Years' Sentence
8' Ijouis William Lowe was found
guilty in the federal court l ere ot
robbing mail sacks af - r holding up a
M sour I Pacific train at Glencoe, Mo
January 21. He was sentenced t0 serve
I ! >  ars in the penitentiary.
When in Oklahoma City Viiiit
MRS. WALTMAN'S
MILLINERY STORE
Oppoitite PuHtoffice
CHEAPES r HATS IN TOWN
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