Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 63, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 15, 1911 Page: 3 of 8
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ANNOUNCE THAT ON
Thursday Friday and Saturday March 16 17 and 18
They will have on Exhibition their Big New Spring Stock of Merchandise fresh from fashion centers. Larger and more com.
prehensive stocks than heretofore. Each department offers New Crisp Merchandise. .
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CHICKASHA DAILY EXl'llESS CHICK ASIIA OKLAHOMA.
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WE INVITE YOUR EARLY EASTER SHOPPING
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Showing Fine Silks and
Dress Goods
Foulard Pongee Shangtungs Fa-
conne Marquisetts Satin Messa-
lines Tussahs arc among the
favored fabrics for spring. Rang-
ing in price
50c to $2.50 Yard
White Goods
All the new weaves Sheer and
Dainty Flaxon Like Linen
French Lawns Grand -Mothers
Swisses Dimities Mulls Lingeries
India Linen and Lawns
20c to $ 1 .00 Yard
Wash Goods
Madrases Ginghams. Percales
Chambrays Shirtings Suitings
Linens all in big assortment
10c to 35c Yard
2HKCH MMCS AT 93 CENTS
All new patterns and designs good fast
edges. You will want some of these at the
price for a new dress. Up to $1.50 a yard at
Inserting to match at 75c.
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Is ready with all the new novelties that fashion dictates to
be correct for spring wear. The new coat suits are among
the most prominent ones that have just arrived. New one
piece dresses in Foulards Pongees and Messalines that the
artistic head has made beautiful with combination of
colors and trimmings. New spring skirts in black and
white Serges Panama Voiles and Cream Serges. Ail
made up in the latest styles and trimmings. Visit this de-
partment and view the many new novelties for spring wear.
New Dress Trimmings
New effects in Beaded Dress
Trimmings Beaded Medallions
Gold and Silver Bugle Band Baby
Irish and Irish Crochet Laces New
Yokings and All-Overs
50c to SI 2.50 Yard
New Oxfords
Selby's New Spring Oxfords for
women in all new leathers
82.50 to $5.00
Edwin Clapp's Shoes for Men
$6.00 k $B.50"
Hart Schaffner & Marx Co. New
Spring Suits for men and young
men
$20.00 to $30.00
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if f.f r.n dill v-s' tha'tf ho huu
rn t.anai;:t? in a i irk pa it 't the
Hnr. which ho wrre v. lion he was
kin K;'ni- n tho Rjir'.iiC. '
i wouhi i;;al nn o.ooll-nt iloposi
mi lie l hio'iit.
I lot klitK I'M Tiso-ii'ay tn'irninc to
comn tip to tho city anJ "look 'e;u
nvcr" l: ropaii.'vl to tho collar lior-
rfr.' Tho vi.t K.n cosn. Si-arch as
! ho miht it was not Itore to ho found
iiml with u ration heart ho ro.sortod to
tho last lo.-ponite expfdiont and
j Kouoht his w li'o.
i "VS'liv yi'?" Kho replied 'lth
! frown en hor pto'ty faoo. "it. sn.iollod
j of mold and Pain! so I j'iMt had to Rot.
j rid ..f i. ati.l I iiold it to tlio nmmaii."
yhc uatohoi! h:-n sink litiiply iiio
j chair v. iih a Sironn that bhuok tin;
tiii:iavln (ho china olosot.
j 'lint don't worry pet the $."" yo'i
; rarol05sly lolt in tho voM Is not lost.
' ho? Is foifety Invested in this hoiiutl-
! fn! fail hat. Isn't it a heauty. i.loar?''
And a hlif prodm'od one of the lat-
! pft Inn -kot-t-hapod tnon!5tvotlUe as Ids
' as n water tiai!. ho putted a long
i hrritth tnd foil Into n faint. o:i tho din-
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PERSONAL
MENTION
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91WER
NIGHT
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ICKLER
PLEASED
MAY CALL OUT
OKLA. TROOPS
('. .Sohlutiorhook. spoilt yestvrday in
( iklaiionui City.
Chas. M. Fooiihoiiiier Miit yostof
day in Oklahoma City on business.
FOR RKXT
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room modern house
phone Miss Vaimira
As a result of tho interest awakened Returning to C'hickasha after an ab-
ut the Metnodisl tneetisig last night jsenee of several months II. E. Strick-
t!veu persons professed conversion. let- the Enid real estate man who Is
The at tendance was large and Kvange- ! handling Kast Chickasha addition ex-
list. Lowry delivered a sermon which j pressed himself as much pleased with
carried conviction. the .progress on the Rock Island via-
luterest in the revival has taken a iduct aml 1)e general outlook for bus-
new impetus tnis weeh anu ser ices
'iil continue each day.
Herbert Adair
through Chi kasha
iuiv to Montana.
of Alex
yesterday
passed
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COURT WILL GIVE AN
ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY j
; Friday night the Court of Honor will j
S. .1. Goldsmith has inov-d his fain- ;give an entertainment to the members j
i!y from the Kistt-lder building into his "and friends of the order. A fine pro- i
.otiago at I?: tfouth t-'rd St. Uram has been prepared and the lat-
'ter part of the evening will be spent j
tu a gooti social time wttn uaucing ana
refreshments. State Manager Burke
of Oklahoma 'ty will be present and
deliver the now state banner.
I iness in this city.
! . "Since the recent rains business
j prospects all over the agricultural sec-
tion of the state are vastly improved
land everybody is feelin
Special by United Press.
Oklahoma City .March 15. Adju-
tant General Canton expresses the op-
inion that the movement of troops
to the Mexican border means interven-
tion. He arrived at this coticlusion
after summing up the facts lie says
the present movement of troops is
Igfeatsr than followed the first
jin the Spanish-American war.
In case of war the Oklahoma and
Texas militia would be the first called
out after the regular army. Respond
ing to a request of the war department
ASSESSOR
AT WORK
Jim Uohinsn tax assessor for Chick-
asha township began making' his
icnnds. yesterday. He is being assist-
ed by L. A. Sanders and A. B. Thomp-
son. Mr. Robinson has established his of-
fice in the city hail where-he will
all j keeu his records. The assessing of
Chickasha property is a big undertak-
ing. It is expected that the total val-
uation this year will show a consid-
erable increase over last year.
encnurji ireil '. r ... . . ......
iuen. (.anion nas suDuiltteit the names
Wheat is looking fine all along the 1 of n nffiopl.R of ip ; f.m .hi..
! the department will select a limited
llie tt!imhfr tr vni-it fm il.o.r
best addition that we have ever ban-1 Crockett San Antonio
died in the state and we are prepurin;
line from Enid to Chickasha.
"We consider Kast Chickasha
at. Fort
Where Wife Is Master.
In Ahyssiuirt the wife is- master. If
nor hit. .hand offends her ftho cr.n turn
aim out for house and furniture are
i 'let's. .
The ladies aid of the Christian 1
thttrch will meet at the church parlors
Thursday afternoon at 2 p. in. Faeh
member is requested to be present.
I .1. V. Morris was operated on thi
I morning at the l'mergoncy hopital
having his left foot amputated. II
was reported to he doing well this af
tori.ooii.
tin
Mrs. A. !!. l.eoils went to F.l Reno
morning to spend a lew days w.tn
Horticulturist Supreme.
i Ii: a house built with all the latest
o.iproveniotits'. Including every eon
' vctilr u e for hyetrne. and vleanlitie?1
' i-j the servants' .p:aners the mistress
J wus horrified onn day on her loatid oT
j inspection to find the servants" hath
h-;.b coiivojteil into a geranium hod.
The coachman explained that. iih tho
; nhowor so conveniently placed ahnve.
ji was too good n r ha nee for geranium
rahulng to resist. New York Tiess.
I her sister. Mrs. I. N. Wilson.
Mrs. I K. Ku.si.ell and children left
! t b is afternoon
: they
to make it still more attractive to in
vestors. We expect to lay water and
sanitary sewer mains through the ad-
dition in the near future. The comple-
tion of the viaduct will bring this sec-
tion right into the heart of the city.
I am told that the concrete work on
the viaduct approaches will be com-
pleted by Saturday and the work will
then go forward more rapidly."
I Hoops for Children.
i The opinion is expressed by men
who have mads a study of exercises
j for health that it is a pity the skip-
ping rope and hoop have gone out of
; fashion for children.
' It is suggested they are more exce'-
lent mediums for the physical develop-
ment than bicycles and roller skates
j The fact that small children are al-
j lowed to have bicycles and eoose-
1 a.....i1i. .i b a n.i una t .n....A.
for Fort Worth where ' - . ' ; . .
i .I'.eaas ui ui'sii-j.huii s ouerea as an 1 . .
will attend the stock show. ; . ' . - Within five minutes today a case
The skipping-rope and hoop require j w as fUe'1 hl tlle superior court the
WILL INSTITUTE NEW I them to run and walk. Young chll- answer received and judgment enter
ed.
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Damage Case is
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b springy step. They need to use
vhci- feet and legs and exercise that
brltn'8 these into play Is beneficial.
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Alas. Alack!
! 'My wife is always borrowing trou-
' hie."
j -What kind of trouble is she hor-
I run ing now
"Shi.-'s nit aid whiskers will tie m
mile when our little hoy pro" s r.p s"i
lhat be will not have a chance to show
lhM ctinninir dimple in his chin."
LEGION AT EL RENO J dren should be encouraged to do this
The officers and detree team of ! as much as possible and always with
the National Protective Legion will go
to Kl Reno Monday afternoon to i'n-
's!!il officers u'.td put on the team;
i work for a new I.egion in that city. A. i
K. McKetizie president of the local
h -ion will go and the party will in- I
'cludo about 'jo other Chickasha mem-
hers. I
The Game Went Wrong.
The stranger laid iow n four aces
Btnl scooped in the pot. "This game
aiu't on the levtd." protested Sage-
brush Sam. at the same t;uio produc-
in;' a g'.i'i to lend force to hit accusa-
tion. "That ain't tho hand I dealt
je." l.lppituott's.
Turkish Progress.
The w-hti'Jng dervishes of Scutari
have gone tn strike. So says the
Fieri1 ne r' Lo'tal An 'ciger" whlc. tin-
foTliitiate'y. iihilosophizes upon thl
evii ence of Turkish progress instead
cf informing its readers of the griev-
noes of thv strikers.
Went Well Into Detail.
That Ea.Hil.OOft sogp bubbles can h
jrodaiod from a pound of sonp has
jei-i. figured out by a mathematical
irjilus.
It was a suit against the Frisco rail-
way company for $10(1 brought by At-
; torney Oscar Simpson in behalf of i
l-leweli Eaton who was hurt by a hand-1
jcar. The amount to be accepted in I
; settlement had already been agreed
upon but the plaintiff being a minor
i it was necessary to carry the case
i through court.
Test of a Diplomat.
"What makes you so sura that
young man will make a great diplo-
mat?" asked one statesman. "I heard
him talking to a polt-.eman who held
him up because the lights were out
on hjs automobile."
The Monoplane built in Chickasha is
now complete and on exhibition at 4th
and Kansas in the Spining building y
V Those who have never seen a practical V
man-carrying machine will have an
opportunity to get a close look at this
one and hear the builder explain the :
principles of the working parts this is J
not a toy but a machine built on the .
principles of the one that flew at Okla-
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homa City in fact is larger than that
y one
X Admission 25 cts- for adults.
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lOcts. for children under 12 years
Opsn from 2 P. M. until 10 P. M.
Ask some one who has seen it.
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 63, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 15, 1911, newspaper, March 15, 1911; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc728187/m1/3/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.