The Davis News (Davis, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 26, 1921 Page: 2 of 8
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Oklahoma Directory I
Passenger Cars
and 'Trucks
SETS THE PACE
23rd Year
BEK OUB PAYMENT PLAN
OLDSMOBILE MOTOR CO
Jesse N Tucker Pres and Gen Mgr
1016-18 N Broadway Oklahoma City
We Believe the HUPMOBILE to Be
the Best Car of its Class in the World
JAS C SMITH MOTOR CO
7th and Broadway Oklahoma City Okla j
JASPER SIPES COMPANY j
194 W Main Oklahoma City
Defiers in School Church Furniture Opera
Chairs School Supplies Call or write tor prices
Fix Any Broken Plate
$200 by Mail
Special discount to people living
outof town
Dr Pollock's Dental Parlors
1294 W Main St Oklahoma City Oklahoma
SAVE YOUR EYES!
"TV We are eyesight specialists
Tjy IS years’ experience in making and
titling glasses
DR W M MED LOCK
093 W Grain! Are Oklahoma City Okla
Oklahoma City College
A standard college of liberal arts granting
A B degree
E O GREEN PRESIDENT
148 East 12th Street Oklahoma City Okla
SALVAGE REPAIR PARTS
FOK MAXWELL CARS
80 Reduction from Factory List on slightly
Used Parts for Maxwell Cara
O C DAMS
001 North Broadway Oklahoma City Okla
RE0 SPEED WAGONS
PASSENGER CARS AND SPARE PARTS
Reo Vesper Co Distributors
010-820 N Broadway Oklahoma City Okla
PHYSICIANS SUPPLIES— Surgical Instru-
ments and Drugs Furniture Dressings
Bottles Sherman's Vaccines Trusses Sup-
porters Short Haul Qrfick Delivery
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS' SUPPLY CO
17 West First P O Box 1130
Oklahoma City Okla
Tractors Tractor Tools Threshers Tracks
Big Stock of Rebuilt Macalnery
Write for Catalog
Tire A E HULL CO
0 East Reno St Oklahoma City Okla
WEBSTER MAGNETOS
A full line of parts at wholesale prices
Anything electrical for Oas or Auto Engines
repaired
PRL'NTY STORAGE BATTERY CO
427 W Main Oklahoma City Okla
Rubber Staipps Seals Badges Etc
O K STAMP A SEAL COMPANY
110 W Grand Ave Oklahoma City
Phone Walnut 353
BAGS AND BOILERS
Manufacturers and Dealers
New and Used for Every Purpose
PEERLESS BAG COMPANY
18 East Reno Street Oklahoma City Okla
A PROBLEM SOLVED I
Power-f EconomyBeauiyOne
STEPHENS SALIENT SIX" AUTOMOBILE
Request Noarest Dealer’s Name
' Parks-Campbell-FInley Motor Co
000-602 N Broadway Oklahoma City Okla
N S SHERMAN MACHINE
AND IRON WORKS
Engineers Founders and Machinists
Grate Bars and Smokestacks
U to 36 East Mira Street OMehome City Okla
SCOTT-HALLIBURTON
827 W Main Okla City Hemstitching
Pleating Huttonnmking by Mrs Lillian Sny-
der Hemstitching— Four different style
for different fabrics Pleating —
Inch accordion pleating W-H-l and 2 inch
elde or box pleating and tine knife pleating
for ruffles to 10 InAvKle Button Covering
—All sizes kinds Covered with any material
The Oldest Chartered Chiroprac-
TUftVtV Jf tic College is the World
lAitcfitacilc Esablth“1 9°
Telephone Walnut 360
Willard Carver U I D C Pres and Dess
(etrie i Evus LL l Tress let In Jutf
31 W Ninth Street Oklahoma City Okla
HIGDON GRANITE COMPANY
101S-K20 West Mnin St (
Qmrrirt and Xanafteturen of
Mausoleums Monuments and Tablets
Sold direct from Quarry
Pkoas W slant 7294 - OKLAHOMA CITY OKLA
Oklahoma Auto-Radiator
Fonder A Lamps Co
Our specialties: Repairing
leaky smasbed-upand frozen
RADIATORS
We do not plug tubes but
we replace ola tubes witb new
tubea ‘409 V Second bt
Oklahoma City
KODAK FILMS DEVELOPED
' ROLLS 10c PACKS 25c
Prints 24x3H or smaller 4c : 2Hx
4bi 6c 314x64 4x5 or Postcards
6c Agents for Eastman Kodak Co
THE MAC ARTHUR COMPANY
Formerly Westfall Drug Co
7V& N B’dtv’y Oklahoma City Okla
tha Largest and Best Equipped Automotive
Radiator Plant in Oklahoma
Rndlator departments
Repairing Building
Rebuilding
Recoring Enameling
Makers and Repairers
’ Third St at Harvey Opposite
Post Office PbM Wslait 2222
Oklahoma City U S A
biiiP US YOLK RADIATORS
Padelford Music Co
State Distributors of
Wurlitzer Electric Theatre Orchestras
Pianos and Foot Players
16 W Main Oklahoma tiity Okla
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NATIONASTOCktyARp
OKLAHOMA Cl
weatherproof paint
Buv vour nalnt direct from th fnrtm
Buy your paint direct from the factory
liest $3 a gallon We guarantee It to be tht
best and lean than the wholesale price
WEATHERPROOF PAINT MFH CO
13 8 Koblnaon 8L Oklahoma City Okl
If You Suffer From Any
Kind of LUNG TROUBLE
Consult Me at Once
In 9 years of experioucc I have
not lost a single case who fol
lowed my Instructions
DAVID B TEEM
Emergency Doctor for Carver ChLopractlc colteca
S21 W 9th M Oklahoma City Okie
Truck Bodies and Cabs
($£V 4
Every Style Body for Any Track
Designed for appearance and durability
Ask your loial dealer about FIELD BODIES
Write for catalogue
O’BRIEN BODY COMPANY
SIS W Main St Oklahoma City Okla
West the Dentist
Better Dentistry
for Less Money
1291 VEST MAIN STSEET
OKLAHOMA CITY
Phone M -1463
I FF Puncture-Proof Cord
and Fabric TIRES
If your dealer doesn't have1
them write or call on us
SOUTHWESTERN SUPPLY CO
State Distributors
Phone Maple 3609
218 North Broadway
OKLAHOMA CITY OKLA
BottledlSodaWater
OrtheTKIefekerlWallace
Wholesale Produce and GrpCer
OKLAHOMA fclT
Batteries
Delco Klaxon Remy Auto Lit North East
Parts and Servlet
All Makes of Starters Generators Repaired
Metropolitan Electric Service Co
Phone Maple 83
Fifth at Robinson Oklahoma City Okla
Watermelon Seed
Tom Watson Kleekley Sweet Halbert
Honey 5oc pound delivered Nancy
Hall sweet potato plants $3 per 1000
(Cash with order) Pioneer Seed Store
110 W California Oklahoma City
For Best Results
Ship Your Live Stoch to
NATIONAL
UVE STOCK COMMISSION CO Inc
Paid-up capital $100000
OKLAHOMA CITY OKLA
Hair Goods and Hair Work
of all ktnda 20 years’ experience
We Tech Hair Dressing and Beauty
Culture $35 Positions guaranteed
to studeuts Phone Walnut 4787
MRS DILLINGHAM
130 W 2nd Stre-st Oklahoma City Okla
BE A NURSE
Young Women Wanted to enter St Luke’s
Hospital Training School for Nurses Sal-
ary paid Address or call ST LUKE'S
HOSPITAL OKLAHOMA CITY OKLA
Creamery and Dairy
Supplies
Everything for the Dairy
Egg Cases and Chicken Coops
Write for Catalogue
N A KENNEDY SUPPLY CO
300 E 1st St Oklahoma City Okla
PERFECTION SPRINGS
Turner Axles Marvel Pistons
For all automobiles Largest and
most complete line of accessories in
the State Wholesale only
SOUTHERN MOTOR SUPPLY CO
Long Distance Phene M423
124 W California Okiuhoma City
AUTO PAINTING
Top Building Baking and Enameling Fenders
HICKMAN-SMITH CO
17 East 6th St
Phone Maple 330 Oklahoma City Okla
DRS IOLLOCK 0 POLLOCK DENTISTS
Entire Second Floor
116 V4 North Robinson St
Oklahoma City Okla
Bst equipped dental office In
city Reunonalile prices Special discount
to all out-of-town people
For Beller Service
See DR FARMER Optometrist Exclusive
Optical Specialist Cross eyes straightened
without the knife
185 Vi VV Main Oklahoma City
Ford Commercial Bodies
Bee your Ford dealer for prices on all kinds
Pehl bodies or write us direct
TRUCK BODY COMPANY
815 West Main St OlUalioma City Okl
ATWATKR-KENT— Bljur— Briggs & Strat-
ton— Connecticut — Dyneto — Eiaeinann — CJrajr
& Davis — Simms— Westinghouse — Official
Service Parts and Repairs for Electrical
Equipment and ZENITH CARBURETORS
JOHNSON ELECTRIC CO
718 No Broadway Oklulioma CUy
OUAsm U GtyOkh U Mtii and U Hurt? Su
Come to our college or take
Home Study Course Write for Catalog
Just a Few Reasons Why the
Motorist Demands
Justa Tire Patch
JUSTA U a perfect path that vulcan-
izes iUelf and become a part of the
tube
JUNTA will resist the highest air pres
sure
JUSTA is not affected by the hottest
roads
JUSTA is built for bard service
JUNTA Is sold and guaranteed by all
leading dealers
Justa Manufacturing Co
Offic: 506 V Crud A Oklikomt City Okie
Dally- hundreds of machines travel
eustwnrd westward? on that broad
scenic road Wllsldre boulevard says
a writer In tile Ios Angeles Times
Seldom ure the occupants of auto-
mobiles in mood serious enough to turn
Into the quiet lane situnted at the
eastern entrance to the Soldiers' home
neur Suwtelle This lane Is shaded
and vnlanced by pepper trees which
shed their red berry-bloom like a bene-
diction upon the bier which daily
passes benculh them
Six thousand times a caisson to the
accompanying soft music of a soldier's
requiem has carried a soldier to bis
Inst resting place
They ride through on aisle of trees
wrapped lu the flag of the Union for
which they fought and passing be-
neath the arch are silently saluted
by the white marble hand marking
each grave with nume company rank
and age
As the body is lowered Into mother
earth the silence Is rent by saluting
guns held In comrades’ hands en-
feebled by the encroaching years Then
comes taps In the high clear notes of
the bugle high and clear as when
the bugler fought In the Battle of the
Wilderness
I seemed to henr when I looked
around upon these thousands of sol-
diers’ graves the trnmp of marching
feet The tump-l-tum-turap The call
to arms
Then the flag silhouetted clear
against the vivid blue sky rose and
softly fell in the breeze as though
to say: They abide with me
The soldiers of the battles of Antle-
tam of Shiloh of Harper's Ferry
with Grant at Vicksburg with Sheri-
dan In the Shenahdonh valley the
Army of- the Potomac and of that
great battle of Gettysburg (the turn-
ing point of the war) share their
bivouacs with riders of the frontier
during Indian days and veterans of
the Spanish war they all lie facing the
east upon that beautiful slope alt-
ing the final cnll to arms Their
funerals are unassuming their trib-
utes pitifully few
THE LITTLE BRONZE BUTTON
Veterans of the Armies of the '60e
Have Right to Be Proud of
Glorious Emblem
The world Is too much with us
therefore It Is well that we pause a
moment and let memory stir the pulse
with thoughts of things that have
been After these many years only
n handful of actual participants In
the struggle of the '(10s ure left The
little bronze button of the G A It
Is less frequently noted on our streets
The men who wear It ure old and
feeble but not the less proud of their
decoration— the emblem of their Le-
gion of Honor The men who wear It
were not cowards nor slackers
Dearer to them tuan the rluht to live
Waa the right to die In their country's
cause
Memorial day Is particularly their
day the day we are In duty hound
to remember their sendee In the na-
tion's extremity We owe them a debt
of honor and gratitude doubly insis-
tent because of our more dvld reali-
zation of the perils of war and the
sacrifices they nflide to preserve the
Union Inviolate
Unique Grand
Army Souvenir
Three sons of a Civil War veteran
manifested their pride In their futher’s
record by presenting him and his regi-
ment at Its reunion In Madison WIs
with a handsome enlarged copy of the
Grand Army badge worn by these old
volunteers Except for the flag which
is silk the badge Is made entirely of
heavy sheet metal glided and enam-
eled In suitable colors ‘ The emboss-
ing was done by beating and hammer-
ing with tools- of various shapes
Enlarged Copy of G A R Badge Made
by Sona of Civil War Veteran and
Presented to Him and Hi Comrades
The unusual souvenir represents about
50 hours’ work and was presented by
the regiment to the Wisconsin His-
torical society In whose rooms It Is
on display — Popular Mechanics Mag-
azine Columbia’s
Chevaliers
ByTCHARBAUGH
A wreath Columbia weave today
Beneath her flag of star—
A wreath of rosea and of spray
For those who fought her ware
They sleep on many a field of fame
And round the doors of Home
All wearers of a deathless name
Beneath the starry dome
No challenge from their bivouac comes
No bugles stir the air
No picket's shout no roll of drums
For all Is silent there
The mother-heart of Freedom’s land
Reveres the deeds of all
And softly from Columbia’s hand
Kind Nature’s treasures fall
In endless line they take their rest
Who saw the foe advance
On Round Top’s blood bespattered
crest
And the fire-swept fldlds of France
Their deeds are blazed on History’s
scroll
And crowned by Victory
Their names are writ on Glory's roll
For all the world to see
Their comrades at “Attention" stand
To hear the last tattoo
With silent tongue and lifted hand
In Khaki and in Blue
Some camp in many a distant dims
Those men of iron will
But thro’ the corridors of Time
Tho’ dead they’re marching still
O Mother land how sleep our brave
Who hath in battle strivenl
Columbia waves above their graves
The Flag she set in heaven
She leaves them 'neath her tributes
sweet
In God the Father’s keeping
Nor trumpet’s blare nor tramp of feet
Are heard where they are sleeping
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All Worthy of Their Fathers
A pew significance attaches to
Memorial Uuy Before the great war
the nation knew that Its men were
heroes hulf a century ago Now It
knows that Its men enn be heroes In
the present prosaic (lay
Memorial day la the day to re-
member — to remember the men
who gave their lives for their
country and to recall that we
were pledged to turn these sac
riflcea to good account
In a new size package
10 for 10 cts
i-IrFDciTrl Not Spring Fever
JnjLRSMlTjqv JBut Malaria
Chill Tonic a that
fSkWRP FOR iOVEART:
WARDS OFF MALARIA AND RESTORES STRENGTH TRY IT
If not eold by row dnit write Arthur Peter A Co Louiille Ky
Lucky Dog
“Look baroness my horse has won
ihe race!" “I congratulate you”
"Not nit — my creditors"
ASPIRIN
Name “Bayer” on Genuine
Warning I Unless you see the name
’Bayer” on package or on tablets you
ire not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions
Take Aspirin only as told In the Bayer
package for Colds Headache Neural-
gia Rheumatism Earache Toothache
Lumbago and for Pain Handy tin
Doxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of As-
pirin tost few cents Druggists also
sell larger packages Aspirin Is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoacetlcacldester of Sallcycacld—
Adv
TIGERS USEFUL IN SUMATRA
Lords of the Jungle Protected for
Their Services as Destroyers
of Wild Boars
Tiger hunting Is now prohibited In
Sunintra Lest our national pride
should be touched let It be said that
tills measure has nothing to do with
M Clemencenu — there Is no fear of
seeing the fauna of the big Island de-
stroyed by Europenn ex-premiers on
their travels
No the truth Is more prosaic Truth
Is always prosaic
In Sumatra the tigers are protected
because they devour the wild boars
which are great despoilers of the plan-
tations The tigers are In a way mon-
strous cats preying on enormous rats
Here Is a domestic and ultllltariau
role of which Kipling poet of the Jun-
gle never dreamed— From the Paris
Figaro
Her Discovery
"Charley dear” said young Mrs
Torklns "I didn’t know you were so
fond of children 1"
“What makes you think I’m so fond
of them?"
“Every now and then you mention
some one you enll Bnbe Ruth with
such extraordinary nffectlon"
Ready to
Every Bit
Grape-Nuts
is convenient free from waste
and moderate in price
Skilled blending
bring out the full
nourishing Qualities of this cereal
“ ‘ idi ‘
food and make
"There's
For sale by
JANY smokers prefer
They’ll find that
this compact package of ten
Lucky Strike Cigarettes
will just suit them
Try them— dealers now'"
carry both sizes: 10 for
10 cts - 20 for 20 cts
It's Toasted
LAZY
TIRED FEELING
Undecided
Nodd — Are you going away with
your wife this summer?
Todd — She hasn’t decided yef
Thousands Hdve Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect It
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected
Judging from reports from druggists
who are constantly in direct touch with
the public there is one preparation that
has been very successful in overcoming
these conditions The mild and healing
influence of Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is
soon realized It stands the highest for
its remarkable record of success
An examining physician for one of tha
prominent Life Insurance Companies in
an interview on the subject made the as-
tonishing statement that one reason why
so many applicants for insurance are re-
jected is because kidney trouble is so
common to the American people and the
large majority of those whose applica-
tions are declined do not even auspect
that they have the disease It is on sale
at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes
medium aud large -
However if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr
Kilmer A Co Binghamton N Y for a
ample bttle When writing be sure and
mention this paper— Adv
THREW FLOWERS AND GEMS
London Crowd Benefited by Woman’s
Enthusiasm Over the Ending
of the Great War
During the peace rejoicings one
night In London several guests stand-
ing at the upper windows of a West
End restaurant began to throw roses
down to the crowds packed hi the
street below A woman In evening
dress after throwing out 'numbers of
roses took a bracelet from her nrm
and tossed it to t lie people following
this with a ring from her finger
Then after throwing more roses she
took the ornaments from her hair
and threw these also into the strug-
gling mnss of people below
An elderly man nt an adjoining win-
dow threw out several spoons and
forks and then finding nothing else nt
hand threw an apple which was deft-
ly enught and promptly returned
striking the window close by but for-
tunately without breaking the glass
The women then began to throw
out treasury notes wnddlng them into
small Imlls and flinging them one by
one to tlie excited crowd After get-
ting rid of Reven or eight notes sha
expressively spread out her hnnds to
indicate that she had nothing more
and was loudly cheered
Eat and
Eatable
and long baking
flavor and richly-
it easy to digest
a Reason ”
all grocers
V
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