The Enid Daily Eagle. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 107, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 24, 1910 Page: 4 of 4
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THE SHAWMBB HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1910
MORNING EDITION,
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Our Last Thanksgiving Notice /
It would not be according to our plans or in accord with our feel-
ings if we did not say a few words of appreciation to our many friends
and customers on this our last Thanksgiving day in your midst.
Fcr years we have enjoyed an enviable patronage from the town and country and we want to again thank
you for your most liberal patronage of this
Our Final Closing-Out Sale
Only a few more days and this firm will be one of the past.
Numerous bargains await you. Beginning Friday morning at seven
o'clock and continuing until the first of January.
*-•111 e Here and Buy—You
'Vill Surely Save Money
Madden & Jarrell
Come Here and Buy—You
Will Surely Save Money
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The Catholic Ladies9 Bazaar
Is An Extensive Affair
The (adKMi of the Catholic church
this City \n conducting a bazaar
|« the Dow ft building on llroadway,
flftd.aflKfcrtVlo .induhrough.the tastily
Arranged IiikjUj t but einphaslies the
footing or rouiwct for the efforts put
Vttrth In aaaomble attractively the
inyrladn of protty, valuable and use-
fill thlnfii. which these ladles have
taarahalol tor -ale Tor the benefit of
<holr church in addition to the pleas-
tjOG thliifin far -tie eyes they have not
boon forftot/ul of (he good things for
'Happy, Happy,
Use TIZ
the palate, and daily serve dinners
and suppers that are tasty, dainty and
cheap, being only 25 cents for
splendid full meal of all that is nice
and edible. Today, being Thanksgiv-
ing day, extra cost aud care havo
been added to tho dinner, and tho
ladies feel that to "come out oven"
they will have to charge 35 cents
for It.
Commencing at the entrance the
first booth on the right is designated
the Floral booth. Heautiful plants
and fancy work are used for decora-
tion, and (he booth is pretty and at-
tractive. The ladles presiding over
Its destinies are Mcsdaines McNerney,
Hosier, Cade and Moran.
The second booth is named the
"candy booth" and is decorated in
scarlet and white, the four pillars
t M rw+t '" .iiore Fe*t Acts Right Off j wound in scarlet spirals like a stick
of peppermint candv. Palm decora-
iore Feet' "5„er After Using TIZ—
CJood-byt Mr. feet aching feet,
uwollon Cool, •> veatv feet, smelling
fi*it. tired ioei
Good-byo oortii. callouses and bun-
ions and raw spots.
j You've nnvor tried anything like
"'IZ before for your feet. It is dlf
/Brent from anything ever before sold.
It &cU at once and makes the feet
•feel romartnbly fresh and sore-proof.
. TIZ is not a powder. Powders and
other foot remedies dug up the pores.
. jllX draw*, oui all poisonous exuda
. tons wfcicli bring on soreness of the
fnpel. and is the only remedy that
djc«. TT7, Clems out every pore and
rnrifles the foot—your feet
Vou'M nover limp again or draw up
your face In pain, and you'll never
fjrgut about your corns, bunions and
ctllounea Vou'll feel like a new per
uon.
If you don't find all this true after
trying ft Ik)/, of TIZ. you can get your
money tight hick
TIZ ll for ua.lo at all druggists al 2r.
cunts por bo«, o- It will be sent von
direct If you wish from Walter I.ut'het
Dodge t 0'> "h'-igo. Ill
tlons adel beauty to the general ef-
fect. Home made and fancy candies.
Ice cream and sweetmeats generally
are dispensed frotn prit!} Imiu
by Mesdamcs Hilton, Caron, Kink and
Miss Alleen Burke, and It beats all
how the young people (young men
largely) flock around this booth even-
ings.
The next booth to the eastward is
called the "religious" booth, and it is
decorated in white and purple. In it
arc displayed for sale crucifixes, ro-1 most of the specimens of long hand
saries, statuary and pictures of the penmanship.
ever" as the ladies will say Fancy
work, embroideries, Bofa pillows,
shawls, tidies, crochetted work,
chenille and yarn rugs, tapestries, hand
bags and drawn work. Over this
booth Miss Futrell has charge,
slstcd by Misses Mcrkley, Fagin and
Qleason. When tho lights come on
these Indies will appear appareled as
Colonial dames of "ye olden time."
The sixth and last is tho "Apron
Booth," presided over by Mcsdamcs
Dwyer, YVillett. Kerker and Conlan
In this booth tho ladies sell hand
embroideries, aprons, clerk's apronB,
dusting caps, laundry bags and clothes
pin bags, and a whole lot of other
things both useful and pretty for
Christmas presents.
A children's fish pond" offers at-
tractions to the children, also a U. S.
post office at whose delivery window
one may, for a nickel, get a letter
from home or one from his best girl,
or If It's a maiden, from her beau.
(No trouble to write letters at this
ofice.) Miss Elizabeth Olcason is
P. M.. and Miss McCarthy and Miss
Henry, assistants
very Interesting feature of the
bazaar exhibit* v"; .JtcUmeaif Ot tree
hand work and penmanship of the
pupils of the St Benedict school. Un-
less each child's work were separate-
ly mentioned It would bo unfair to
name any where all have made such
an admirable showing. Some of the
pen made fans, roosters, turkeys and
fishes in circular wrist movement are
especially worthy of mention, as aro
Dessert: Plum puding. pumpkin pie
and applo pie. Total cost, 35c.
In charge of the dining room and
kitchen are Mesdamcs Wagner, Glea-
son. Futrell, Weber and Burke,
slsted by other members of the
church.
Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Goodnight
have charge of the fancy work dis-
play. The ladies report a fine pa-
tronage
"GEORGE WASHINGTON
BULLION."
That side-splitting and exceptional-
ly funny three act musical comedy,
"George Washington Bullion" present-
ed by Barton and Wlswell's "Smart
Set" company will be the attraction
at the Becker for ono night of Nov.
28th. Salem Tutt Whitney, who is
without a peer as a colored comedian,
heads a strong cast of tho forty ca-
pable people, in the way of scenic
equipment, jingling melodies, real fun,
vaudertlle surprises and features tho
production is said to eclipse any of-
fering of its kind seen on the local
stage in years. The troupe travels
In its own private ca. j .-...a ia managed
in a thoroughly up-to-date manner.
Despite the magnitude of tho enter-
tainment there will bo no increase In
prices and the usual matinee will be
given.
ROBERT A. FISCHER
ON AVOIRPUOOIS
Here is one man who does not have
to worry about his embonpoint. He
himself says if he were slim ho would
not be worth halt the money his ex-
cosive avoirdupois now cams for
him. This particular happy fat man
is Robert A. Fischer, the heavyweight
comedian who plays the title role In
"A Gentleman From Mississippi."
To friends who tell Fischer that he
is getting fatter every year and that
ho should really do something to call
a halt on his increasing corpulence,
the jovial actor says he will do noth-
ing of the sort, as his Income seems
to Increase proportionately with his
weight.
"Besides," he chuckles, "think of
the genuine comfort I get out of life.
I can eat anything t like—and just
picture some of our 'Juvenile' leading
men on the wrong side of forty who
have to starve themselves to keep
that mid-section youthful looking.
Why I don't care how fat I get. Some
body told me once that whiskey was
fino for reducing fresh—and I haven't
touched a drop since.
"And as for that crazy notion that
'nobody loves a fat man'—well, the
public seems to like my fat old Sen-
ator on the stage well enough to
crowd to see him every night; and
Savior and Mary, his mother. A num
l>cr of sample religious magazines are
on display for the purpose of securing
subscriptions. The lady atendants on
this booth are Mrs. Tlmmons. (Sr.),
and Mrs. P. O. Cassldy.
Booth number four from the west
entrance is the "Japanese" booth,
trimmed in orange, white nnd crimson
Japanese effects. Here you ran buy
Jnpnneso klmonas. slippers, laundry
r.nd slipper bags, crochetted work and
hand knitted goods. Mesdamcs G. U
Knapp, N. Kroeger. DeOraf and the
two Miss Pecores are In attendance
here, and at night nre in Japanese
costumes
The fifth booth is styled the "Co-
lonial Booth," which, by the way, Is
a very pretty place, bolng teetefully
draped with American flags and dec-
orated in the national red, white and
blur colors. Here nre displayed a
profusion of Just the "sweetest things
Among the higher valued things on
sale may be mentioned a number of
fine patchwork and black quilts,
buffet, washing machine, a $15 satin
kimona, a trunk, suit case, rocking
chair, gas heater, brown velvet dross
not of astrachan furs, center table,
handsome lap robe, a folding handle
umbrella, toilet articles, several of
Fr. ('.error's beautiful nnd valuable
oil paintings, a chest of silverware
and a fine clock: also some neatly
framed chromo-llthos of the "Sacred
Heart."
Tho ladles insist however that
their dinner for today should be pub-
lished in Oath and spoken of ^i
Askalon. and It Is herewith done.
Thanksgiving dinner menu: Roast
turkey with dressing and cream gravy
and cranberry sauce. Mashed |>ota-
toes, lettuce, slaw, celery, pickles,
sweet potatoes. FYonch peas, cheese
and fruit salad
PIMPLES
"I trletl all kinds of blood ritnedk-
which tail« d to do iuc auv j <v*t, but !
have found the ri&ht thinr: ut la.-t. M-
face \\.\n ♦ till of pimples ana black-her.cl*
After tixL :r.£ Cascarets tliey all loft. I ati
Continuity the use of them an-? rccoin
mending t'...-m to my friends. 1 feel tint
when I nse in the morning- Hope tc
have a chance to recommend Cascareto."
tfretl C. Wkt-.i, 76Kim St.. Newark, N J.
JV.-if.iut. pjlatibl*. Potent, Tasto Good.
Po l*ood N>\-rr Sicken.Woakuu or tiripe.
J0c. w.V. .V>c. Never Hold (a built. Thrtrenu-
uie tftu.et - C L' C. OuatrtuiccU •
1 your muuey back.
Ail Dental Work obtained at mj
I office stands for quality, skill and
reasonable prices.
Office Phone 215; Res., IIS.
OR. AUSTIN, Dentist.
Over ilaryman's Drug Store, corner
Bell and Main
Healthya
Ad Longam Vltam
HEALTH ISI HAPPINESS IS
HAPPINEi o.| SATISFACTION.
Healthya is a medicine worthy
of consideration on account of
its great success in avoiding or
preventing great loss of weight,
due to weak digestion, constipa-
tion, rheumatic spells, loss of
strength, overwork, nervousness
and their consequences, are ail-
ments, which after a short use
of Healthya be relieved or Im-
proved. It strengthens the whole
system and brings it In full
TK^vr^ of its lorcvb olid lormer
health. It is not in liquid form
and very pleasant to take, a
genuine family remedy to be
used by anyone who takes care
of their health. As an expen-
sive preparation we send no
free trials, the name speaks for
Itself. Healthya is sent to all
parts of the world on receipt of
price for II. S. and colonies
$1.00, foreign countries $.125:
charges prepaid.
HEALTHYA MEDICINE CO
SL Louis, Mo.
I am happy ill my personal life off
the stage."
Whereupon Mr. Fischer drank an
other quart of milk, lighted a cigar
and excused himself with the plea
that his system required twelve
hours sleep a day.
DRS. WILSON 4 GALLAHER,
Special lata.
Eye, Ear, Nee* and Throat
Third floor Mammoth ' Idg. room*
111-1X4; Phone 7(4. Glaaiea fitted
SHAWNEE. OKI .A,
RACES
Direct Wire
OIRECT WIRE
to all Race Tracks In operation.
Headquarters for Information
pertj.Vclng it eleau Sporting
•vents.
Shawnee Com-
mission Co.
123 North Broadway.
Opposite Norwood Hotel
Rear of F. & L. Cigar Store.
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Dental Pariors
10# 1-2 E. Main, ovar Hlokey Broa.
Phone 1154.
Gold Crown aj ■
Porcelain Crown..9k(l |A 5ti
I (ridge Work ,U VW
of teeth. IS; upper and lower,
both 110.
PAINLESS EXTRACTING.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
ONE - DOLLAR - A - DROP ^
For a limited time, in order to induce all prospective customers
on our electric lines to use electricity, we will wire your house for
Si.oo per drop. This will include wiring house and installing drop
with socket and one 16 c. p. lamp complete. Terms—$1.00 down
and $i.oo per month until paid for.
Phone 146 or drop us a postal and a solicitor will call.
Shawnee Gas and Electric Co.
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Wright, M. H. The Enid Daily Eagle. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 107, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 24, 1910, newspaper, November 24, 1910; Enid, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc268137/m1/4/: accessed April 20, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.