Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 65, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 16, 1920 Page: 3 of 6
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PAQE THRCI
CHICK ASH A DAILY EXPRESS CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA TUESDAY MARCH 16 1920.
P
ersonal
Mention
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W. T. Phillips transacted business
In Oklahoma City yesterday
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A variety program ut the Sugg to-
night. Mrs. Lily Smith or Tattle spent
yesterday visiting friends here.
For nice clean dry cobs phone
Ti9 Liulon Grain Co. 0 tr.
i'iiino tuner A. J. Hell is here for
two clays only. Phone JL'l. 10-2t
Dr. C. V. Joyce of Fletcher is in
'Chickuslia today.
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Sewing machines to rout by week
or month. Singer Sewing Machine
Co. phoi.o 3iiii. 13-Ht
Mrs. Leo Smith of Wichita Falls
is spending the week vtli friends iu
C'hickasha.
Uuy your new and second Jiaiul
bicycles at Yates' Bicyclo shop first
door north of Uarly' hotel. 13 Ot
.
Two shows beginning at 7 and !'
o'clock. Conio early if you don't like
crowds. Sugg tonight.
Dr. W. S. ('orbin was u profession-
al visitor in Oklahoma City yester-
day. I
See My Dog l'al. lis a scream.
Kozy today.
DH. II. C. ANTUfi Office 210 First
National Bank bldg. I'honea: Office
3:i0: residence. S1L 11 22-30 1
Dr. 1. F. Kencgar. a pracl icing
pliysici.:.n of Tuttle. Is in the city to-
day mi i professional business.
Spring is here dig that old bicy-
cle up and bring it to Vat.es Bicycle
ihop-i-liave; it overhauled. ITi-fit.
Reed Hendricks and Mays Jones
returned yesterday from a business
trip to Oklahoma C'iyt.
Miss Nettie Tallii has returned to
Chicknsha after spending a few days
visiting friends in Duncan.
See the Wonder Dog in "My Dog
l'al" a Century Comedy scream. Ko-
7.y today. .
Dr.-A. J. Willard of Cvril was a
professional visitor in C'hickasha yes-
terday. ."The Invisible Hand" a thriller.
Kozy todjy.
The Meanly l'arade with Chick
York and ltoso King supported by a
loo per cent el'i'lcicnt cast SO per
cent girls. Sugg tonight.
1). T. Sledge' of Duncan spent Sun-
day and Monday in C'hickasha on
business. Ho visited J. H. McCiuire
while here. ' ". '.
Wanted at once a delivery boy
wlio knows the town and can drlvo
a car. None other need apply. Al-
ercrombie (!ro. Co. 0-2 1
After an extended visit with friends
and relatives in Kansas t'ily Miss
Fannie Whitaker lias relurned loher
homo hero. '
Continue Ilcctriiifj ' I Ha8 '"'d stomafh Trouljie 'r seven
In Cigarette Case' Years
"Hen I'ecked Henry. musical
ccmedy production built for laugh-
ing purposes only. Presented by
York & King and Iheir Beauty Pa-
rade. Sugg tonight.
Advance Man for
Crimm Meeting Is
Here for Prelims
The case of W. Solomon in which
I ho defendant was charged wllh
burglary was brought up for trial be-
fore Judge T. P. Moore's court yes-
terday afternoon and by mutual
agreement belwoen the county nttor
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uey unit ino iuiuriieys mi uiu ueieim-j
unt was coiiTtnue i until 10 o'clock
a. in. March 2!). ' ' j
It is aleged that Solomon is impli-
cated in the theft of $S0O worth of
cigarettes which were stolen from
)hP Jlanhalatn cafo here several
weeks ago and which were Intercept-
ed in Kansas City nad returned to
the owner S. W. Justis in C'hicka-
sha. Mrs. Kennuedy has posted the re-
quired bond In her case and was re-
leased from custody pending her
lle.iring.
Theodore Snnford of ' Fenmoro
Mich. has had stomach trouble for
I feven years and could not eat vege-
I tables or. fruit without pain lu tin
I stomach and restless uig'hts. By
taking Chamberlain's Tablets he Is
I now able to eat vegetables or fruit
without causing paiji or sleepless
j noss. If troubled with indigestion
I or constipation give Ihoso Tablets a
1 trial. They are certain to prova
i beneficial. "
A Timely suggestion.
The next time you have aootigU
Or cold try Chamberlain's CmeU
Remedy. It Is pleasant to take and
you Are sure to be pleased with tlu
relief which It affords. This remedy
has a wide reputation for Its curej
of congV rind colds.
Drue
( soloist
('limine advance man and
with the Criinin evangelistic
part which organization is to open
a series of meetings here next Sun-
day has arrived in the city and is
busily engaged in the prelimimlry
work. He expects to have every-
thing iu shape by the time the evan-
gelist and the remainder of the parly
arrive.
Mr. Cumbie announced this morn-
lug that there will be a mooting of
the choir directors of the city at the
Early hotel jUmight. at which time
the program for the music will be
gone over thoroughly.
No announcement has as yet been
made concerning the location of the
tent tabernacle. Those in chargo
stated -that they would bo in posi-
tion to give its definite location in
the next day or two
London. (By Mail.) Queen Mary
knows as much about a kitchen as
any suburban housewife
"When the royal family decided to
spend an hour at the "Ideal Homo
Exhibition" which Is taking place
at Olympia that hour dragged on
to two because the queen amP prin-
cess Mary couldn't tear themselves
away from toll model kitchen.
The queen was shown every de-
vice for lightening the housewife's
labor and she and Princess Mary
grew quite eager in their discussion
of the scientific commonsenseness
of it.
W. S. S. TANK FOR SALE
The W. S. S. Tank Hank situated
U Vinca park Is for sale and will
go to the highest responsible bidder.
All bids should be mailed to O. L.
"Wlduoy IK! 1-2 N. Third St. The
tank is 20 feet long 12 1-2 feet wide
' and 12 feet high outside measure-
ment and is fitted with electric
light wiring and fixtures it is ar-
tistically finished -with beaver hoard
well ventilated and lighted with win
dows and is usetul lor many pur-
poses especially a servant's house.
The sale will be nude this coming
Saturday. 10-4t
Stnto of Ohio. City of Toledo
I.uenH County as
1'iunk J. Chenty makes onth thnt n
Is BPnlor partner fit the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co. (liiinu buslncuB In the City
of Toledo County and Blate afuresnkl
nnil that snl l Arm will pay the sum of
UNU HUNDRED DOLLARS fur each
and every i ubo of Calnrrli thut CHimot he
I'urod by the uou of HAIL'S CATAUHIi
UKD1CIKK. FRANK J. I'JIKNKY.
Sworn to before mo unci fuibycilheil In
my presence tills 6lh day of December
A. D. Mil. A. W. GLKASON.
(Soul) Notary Puliltr.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Is tuKen In-
tornnlly mid acts through the Wood on
llie Muoou Surfaces of wie Sysleai. tiead
for !nll!iionlaln. frea.
l- .1. ClilONKY & CO. Toledo O.
Fold by nil ririiKK IMs. 75
Hall's Family Tills fur constipation.
JUST RUN YOU U
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it purrs. . . 4 ' as rr swf.v.ps as it rr.RANSV
B "What Every Woman .Wan i
' A HOOVER g
H Try it and be convinced for "only" The
H Hoover is pronounced 98 1-2 per cent
s efficient. i
I CHICKASHA GAS k ELECTRIC C3 1
S Phone 100.
422 Chickasha Ave
Watch your children for symp-
toms of worms. They undermine the
health and breed sickness. Use
While's Cream. Vermifuge. It ex-
pels worms and restores health and
vigor. Tiice yCc. Sold by Wren
Drug Co.
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Cured without surgery. No pain i
cutting sloughing or deten-
tion from business.
DR. G. R. GERARD
Ninnckahj Okla.
Try Express Want Ads
Cottage
Hospital
SCOUT MEET TONIGHT
Announcement was made this
morning -that .the l!oy Scouts of i
Chickasha 'will meet tonight at 7:S0
at scout headquarters corner of Sixth
street and Kansas avenue.
Fourteenth and Chickasha Ave.
New and Modern Equipment.
Amelia Claybaker R. N. Supt.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our most ap-
preciative and . heartfelt thanks for
tfie genuine'' kindness and sincere
sympathy extended to us hy our
neighbors and friends during : the
illness and death of our beloved
father J. C. Lindsay.
Mrs; W.' F. Maruey
K. Lindsay. ; '
Tom Lindsay.
If you belch up a bitter tasting
liquid suffer from heartburn and
sour stomucli you need the tonic
properties of llerbine. It is a puri-
fying and strengthening medicine for
the .stomach liver and 'bowels. Price
Cue. Sold by Wren Drug Co.
Phone 26
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I IT PAYS TO PAY THE CASH
Fi-oroe:
The Cigar Supreme
A
tuna
At the price flor dk MELBA. is better bigger
iind more t!e aa'imi llidtt any mild Havana tibar
If your dealer tnt u.y you. write
I LEWIS CIGAIt MFG CO. Newark.
Lar;-t nd.-(J':nUnt -Ctjf r'etlory in (ria Wurld
I CORONA OR 1A
I SELtCTOS SIZE 1J. Sirai.jht Askyr
I OTHER SIZES CIFFtMtNT IniCES or your
us TW.17 1
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Sale Ends Saturday
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REAL SATISFACTION
EE kl K'titti2lir IS
EAGLE SHIRTS have made good on
that basis for many years. They aren't
going to fail you this spring-.
You'll get distinctive new 1920 pat-
terns laundry proof colors the same
careful making and a comfortable cor-
rect fit whether you pay $3.00 or $15.
If you like really fine Shirts and full
value for your money you had better
see them. "
Percale
Margate Madras
Lustra Silkcloth
Bombax Shirting .
Jer Novo
$3.00
$4.50
$5.50
$7.50
$15.00
Men s Work Clothes
j Bargain Basement
jrs: ; M-n 'x heavy King ' linmtl overalls; all
sizes. JYici'il per pair -- $2.00 '
.Men's grnv liockt'oril sox tvDrlli 2"ic pair
special ... - f 1214c
EE Men's heavy inuleliidc work shoes- Priced
EE imir - - ?3.45
EE .Men's lilue work skirls iind uliite shirts.-
EE collat's attaehed. Triced $1.00
EE Joys' Kiii liriind overalls sizes ') lo 10.
EE Priced pair $1.25'
EE JJnys' JviiifT lirnnd overalls sizes 11 lo 14.
EE rrice'd pair $1.35
L - J Joys' heavy union alls sizes 0' to 1'2.
EE Priced pair $2.50 .
EE Hoys' heavy iinioiialls. sizes 14 to 1S.
EE 1'riccd pair $3.00 .
EE .Men's hlack and lun sox. worth 2.c pair;
S3 special ..- . Two for 35o
Premiums
Free
We are giving prciiiinuis Tree ditr-
iiijj; ottr First Anniversary Sale. Yon
jct tickets liere with all purchases
from $1.00 or more and they are re-
deemable for dishes and other pre-
miums in Hie Bargain liasemont.
It pays to trade at the Dixie. You
pay less and tfel preniiiuiuj besides.
Dry Goods Specials
IN THE BARGAIN BASEMENT
J'aney Dress (iinpliams in light and
dark patterns worth 40c special.. 29c
Heavy black Mercerized Saline
worth TiOc special yard 33c
Apron Ginghams worth 2" and ;!Oe
yard special for 19c
Gray and blue Madras shirt in its
worth 40c yard special for 262
Calicoes in short lengths. light and
dark colors worth 2"m yard spe-
cial 1312C
;!(-imh bleached Muslin worth )""'
special yard 23c
0-4 Pleached linen finish Sheeting
worth $.2 yard special 83c
-0 4 Cnlileached sheeting worth
$1.00 yd. special f..r 79c
Jlj-inch Percales in dark colors short
lengths worth 40c special yard 29c
Good heavy Crash Toweling worth Hoc
yard special for 23c
L'ti-iiich double width Percales worth "."
yard special for j. 23c
Dark colored Galatea cloth worth oOc
special for -- 33c
Ladies winter union suits worth $1.2.1 ;
special for 79c
Ladies' wool skirts in black and navy
worth $7."o special $4.98
Ladies' P. ng.dow Aproiis. worth $2.00;
special . $1.43
Large cotton blankets d weight
worth $".0O; special $3.45
Buy and Save During the Dixies First Anniversary Sale
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ncm
Only a few more days and our First An-
niversary Sale will he over. You can buy
brand new dipendabe spring nuTchn iidNe
now ami save money.
WY believe in large volume and small
profits. That's why we are doing the larg-
est volume of business in Western Oklaho-
ma. It pays to pay the cash at the Dixit.
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 65, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 16, 1920, newspaper, March 16, 1920; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc728615/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.