Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. FOURTEEN, No. 165, Ed. 1 Friday, July 11, 1913 Page: 3 of 10
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VOLUME FOURTEEN.
CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA FRIDAY. JULY 11 1913.
-i SOURCE CF HEH PATRIOTISM
"What I Would
Bought a
A FAIR
"When It comes to price I've got
my limits just like any other man.
"But I'm not fool enough to hang
to Just one figure and die fighting
for it or Ret a car I won't be sat-
ln!iid with just 'because I'm proud
of my ability to stick stubbornly to
my price.
"I have a price but It's flexible.
"That is while I figure I want
to pay about $1000 or $1200 I'm
not married to that price.
"1 give myself a little lee-way
here about $200. Maybe I can get
my car at less than iny estimate
thought I doubt it. 1 know 1 could
for more.
"Cut the fellow who sells me a
car at $200 more than $I2U( has got
to give me Just that much more
and show me where Us to my ad-
vantage to have It. -
My Car at My Price
"What I'm after Is my car at my
price. And the car that conn s
nearest to being "it" Is the lieo the
Fifth complete at $1270.
"Of all the accomplishments
shown In this car. I consider this
price the greatest. In this final
and radical paring of cost Mr. Olds
leaves his greatest mark on the
motor car Industry
n3". horsepower 112-inch wheel base tires 3-1x4 IT. roller bear-
ings -190 drop forcings demountable rims center control!! electric
ligh's--2 or 5 passenger body. Completely equipped with mohair top
side curtains and slip cover windshield presto-Kite gas tank for head-
lights speedometer self-starter extra rim and brackets Cray & Davis
electric lighting and start2 system at an extra price is wanted.
Electric Equipped $1460
Standard Equipped $1260
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The greatest event of the season. Amusements
for the old and young. Come and be with us.
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PRICE
"The time is passing when a dou-
bled price Indicates a double value.
Men are learning how to judge a
car. And they will not be content
to pay more than they need to for
the utmost one can get.
"Sranclard cars about the alive
power and grade of Reo the Fifth
are Helling today up to ':M). This
difference in price naturally leads
to the question us to where we have
skimped on the Heo.
Can You Beat It?
"I have told you the facts as I
know them. If there Is a better
material for any part or purpose I
haven't found it out. If there are
any better features any better de-
vices I have missed them in my
search. If any maker uses more
time skill or care 1 don't know how
he employs it.
"Make your comparisons part by
part. Find if you can any evidence
of skimping any short-coming
any part or device which anyone
makes better. Judge the facta for
yourself without regard to the
price.
If you do this you'll wind up by do-
ing as I am by buying a Reo.
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My BELLE MANIATE3.
lUiiph Duncombe had loved Jean al-
ways lie had told her bo when she
w as twenty and he
was thirty. Hut
then in the height
of her gay season
he seemed quite
remote to her and
she had refused
his proposal.
Two years later
her father died a
bankrupt and 8ha
married Ralph. It
was a case of any
port In a storm
and she frankly
told him so; but
he felt assured
that his great love
for her could not
but beget love In
return.
He lavished up'
on her everything
that his wealth
could bestow and
his tboughtful-
ness devise.
One evening
Jeaa came upon
ber husband una-
wares in the li
mm
brary. His face was buried in his
hands and his whole attitude was one
of dejection and despair He had not
heard her enter. She softly withdrew.
"What have I done" she thought
sorrowfully "to make him happy?
Nothing."
She went back to the library.
"Ralph" she said gently.
"Jean" he said slowly "I have lost
my money everytihng. We are poor
Jean!"
"But Ralph you have health
strength and ability; you are young
enough to work. Do you care so much
for riches? You forget Ralph that I
wag poor for a whole year. It won't
be a new experience for me aa foi
you."
"I .ve nothing left Jean except
a little cottage and a piece of land out
la a western town where I once had
an interest in a large factory. It as
Buch a sisall piece of property that 1
forgot to mortgage it even and It es-
caped the wreck."
"It would give us a home" she said
thoughtfully "and don't you think you
could get soma position out there?"
"I was just thinking" he replied
A particular friend of mine Is super
intendent of the factory and I feel
eonfident he would give mo in office
position.
"I'll wire he said promptly "and
if he gives me any encouragement we
I will go at once. I'll leave the house
and appointments and everything here
for Roberts to dispose of and hand
over to my creditors."
"Ralph I have a balance of $100C
In my private account. We'll furnish
the little cottage with it."
The next day he telegraphed and re-
ceived a favorable reply. Within a
week he and Jean were furnishing
their little western home and schem-
ing to make their $1000 go as far at
possible.
The little cottage was very pictur
esque and homelike. Jean who had
acquired some little knowledge ol
cooking In a chafing dish way in her
year of independence became a profi-
cient housekeeper.
"Jean" said her husband one night
"it 8Pms marvelous to me that pov-
erty has gained for me what riches
could not. For you do love me
Jean!"
"You know I do Ralph! and I think
Ralph you used to do too much foi
me. There was nothing for n:e to do
in return but common interests and
common cares have awakened ne
meanings In life and love to me."
"Then I will tell you something. It
was all untrue t hat I told you about
losing our money. I was brooding that
night over your not loving me and
when you came to me sympathetic
and kind In manner u Inspiration
moved me to try this experiment. In
winning your love I have come to love
this simple way of living."
"I have an Interest In this factory"
he laughed. "My salary was my divi-
dend. Our house and things are all
there waiting for us. Shall we go
there now or shall we travel?"
"Let's take our real wedding trip
Ralph and go abroad" she suggested.
"When we coma back we will enter-
tain each other Instead of our ac-
quaintances and Ralph lova won't fly
out of the window now that riches
have come back to our door will It
dear?"
(Copyright by Dally Story Pub. Co.)
Why Is Sleep?
1 Why ia sleep? Now please dou't
answer this question right off the bat
so to suy by remarking that it is an
InBtlnct or a necessity or anything
like that. For Drs. Legendra. and Pie-
dron of London in experiments on
dogs have discovered that sleep is
due to a toxlo substance in the blood
developed by long periods of wakeful-
ness. There you have it you Beethe
longer you stay awake the surer you
will be to sleep. And you may know
of some persons who have arrears of
sleep due and uncoliectable for various
reasons and others who have long
Overdrawn their accounts. All of
fctiic'u goes to show that sleep la rath-
er an unevenly distributed thing and
oh. well what of it?
POVERTY
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Voung Woman Uneonaclously Reveals
Why She Wanted Her Pet Broth-
er to Aid His Country
Four years ago tbe pet brother bad
an opportunity 10 go to tne rnmp-
plnes but the women of the family
being ardent anti-imperialists protest-
ed so vehement ly that he finally re-
fused the offer and continued to peg
along at the same old clerkship.
A week or so ago the youngest sis-
ter changed her mind.
"I wish" she said "that you had
gone to the Philippines after all."
The pet brother braced back pom-
pously. He was not particularly glad
to be told that his absence was desir-
able but it was pleasant to know that
his views had at :last been embraced
by one member of the family.
"I knew" said he "that you would
come around to my way of thinking
some time."
But his satisfaction was short-lived.
"Oh I don't mean nhat you think
I do!" his sister exclaimed. "If you
were there you could send me such
pretty oriental things to wear. Philip-
pine relations are nice things to have.
People who have them can be spotted
by the clothes they wear. I know lots
of women who having hitherto suf-
fered pangs of envy at sight of im-
ported gowns worn by their friends
can now have revenge by sporting
South Sea Island linens and lawns of
unique design. These fabrics may not
be on a par with- European importa-
tions so far as fineness of texture and
finish go but they have a tone of
their own and women who can boast
several such dresses and blouses are
in luck." j
The pet brother slammed the door
In disgust. '
"It may be true." he said "that a
man's bump of affection is in his
stomach but It Is equally true that a
woman's patriotism is on her back!"
Truthful James.'
A hostess who was going to give a
big dinner party hired a page for that
particular evening to help with the
waiting and duly impresed his duties
upon him during the course of the af-
ternoon. "Now James." she said "it will be
your duty to hand round the wines and
you will begin with the sherry. There
are two kinds of sherry and the In
ferior kind Is to be offered with the
soup. Do you understand?"
James duly mastered this and the
other details of his work and the ban
quet began. Presently the hostess
signed to James and that young man
seizing the decanter began to make
his rounds saying-; clear and pene-
trating tones as he approached each
guest: . ' '
"Inferior sherry ma'am? Inferior
sherry sir?" Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegrph.
Man Arrested for Odd Theft.
A novelty in theft was recorded at
Philadelphia Pa. the other night
when a man named Johns was arrest-
ed tn the act of stealing an alarm
clock from the home of a woman nam-
ed Murray. Johns it appears ia a
heavy sleeper so heavy In fact that
he cannot get up In the morning with-
out aid. Many a good place his slum-
bers have cost him. Johns had plan-
ned to assume a new position shortly.
So when he spied a perfectly good
alarm clock in Mrs. Murray's front
room temptation overcame him. Cal-
amity followed hard upon temptation
however for Just as he was making
way with the clock Its alarm went off
and brought Mrs. Murray to the scene
in time to witness the vanishing of
her property. She called a policeman
and Johns was taken Into custody.
Big Mistake.
Bluffsrs bounced into the club
jammed his hat down on a table with a
fierce bang and flung himself Into an
easy chair.
"What's wrong today Bluffers? You
look bad."
"I'll never forgive myself. I kicked
a man out of my house last night."
"Humph! I've kicked out many a
one. Young fellow I suppose?" ;
"No: past middle age."
"Well these old codgers have no
business to be coming around courting
young girls. I would have kicked him
out myself."
"Yes; but I have found out since
that this man wasn't courting my
daughter. He was after my mother-in-law."
Hustll.ig Husband.
Ethel Oh Harry! I have boueht
such a love of a bonnet a bladt
feather a white bird and such velvet
bows! Isn't it becoming? And it
cost it isn't cheap $27.
Harry Well my dear 1 am glad
y?u like it; and I am sure it looks
lovely I have one dollar left in the
bann and I think I can scramble
around ami get lu the other $12 tomor-
row and I'll put off the rent this
month; so I guess we'll be all right.
Give me a kiss dear. Puck.
Explanatory
Old Is.iacs (entering unannounced)
Vat you mean py holting mine
daughter in ycur lip hey?
Young Itosenbaum Veil her mut-
ter said she vas worth her veight In
goldt undt I vae shust doing a leedle
calculating dot's all. Puck.
Those Paris Styles.
"I see that hand-painted dresses are
the latest style from Paris."
"Yes; and now the futurists and
cubists will make their fortunes."
Judge.
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QUALITY
TO make it easier and cheaper to shop and to live is the main object of
this store. Our buyer constantly nas his eye on bargains in the sea-
sons latest foods and in turn gives them to you. Our cash buying
and cash selling make the following prices possible.
Lemons fresh smooth ones per
Monarch Grape Juice
One quart jar full measure fine Olives
B1SMARK BRAND
One quart jar Preserves(assorted fruit)
Fresh lot of ice cold Melons average IS pounds per pound : 2c
California Cantaloupes ripe and fresh each ......10c
Nice ripe Bananas per dozen 15c
Some of Our Every Day Prices
6' cant Columbia or Pet Milk
H can Columbia ....
7 bar Crystal White Soap . . .
3 bars of any. Toilet Soap .
11-2 pound Waller Baker Chocolu
3 packages any flavor Jello .
3 packages any kind Crackers or Cakes
22
ounas ougar
EXTRA
Quart jar pure home
grown Honey 55c
(First published June 27 1013.)
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
State of Oklahoma Grady County.
In the District Court.
Mrs. A. Murray plaintiff vs. Scott
Jones Nora Rufty and S. C Rufty
defendants.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
of an order of sale issued out of the I
district court of (Irady county Okla. on
the 1st day of May 1913 in an action
wherein Mrs. A. Murray was plaintiff
and Scott Jones and Nora Rufty and
S. C. Rufty were defendants directed
to me the undersigned sheriff of Grady
county and commanding me to levy
upon appraise and sell the following
described property tn-wit: Lots one
two and three in blocl' 12 lying and
situated in the Scott Jones Addition to
th City of Chickaslia Grady county
state of Oklahoma to satisfy a judg-
ment and decree of foreclosure in favor
of plaintiff and against said defend-
ants and made in said court on the it
day of May 1913 foi !he eum of $053.33
and cost amounting to $ with in-
terest on $ti.")3.33 at the rate of eight
per cent per annum from the 1st day
of May 1913 and all cost accruing I
will on the 31st day of July 1913 at
the hour of ten o'clock a. rn. cf said
day at the front door of the county
court house In the city of Chickaslia
in said county of Grady state of Okla-
homa offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash said property
or so much thereof as will satisfy said
judgment with Interest and cost.
-Witness my hand this the 2Uth day
of June 1913.
JOHN C LEWIS.
Sheriff of Grady County Okla.
Ky J. A. THOMPSON
Deputy. 6-27-3'Ul
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SERVICE AT'
Pressed from
than the fruit
full pints per bottle
Full quarts per bottle
25c
25c
25c
25c
20e
25c
25c
SPECIALS.
10 lb pail Snow Drift '.. ..$1.15
4 lb pail Snow Drift .' 50c
10 lb pail Pure Lard $135
5 lb pail Pure Lard 70c
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(First published June 27 1013.)
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
State of Oklahoma Grady County
In the District Court.
Mrs. A. Murray plaintiff vs. Scott
Jones J. A. Darnell and Mrs. J. A.
Darnell defendants.
Notice Is hereby given 1n pursuance
of an order of sale issued out of the
district court of Grady county Okla-
homa on the 0th day of March 1913
In an action wherein Mrs. A. Murray
was plaintiff and Scott Jones J. A.
Darnell and Mrs. J. A. Darnell were
defendants directed to me the under-
signed sheriff of Grady county and
commanding me to levy upon appraise
and sell the following described prop-
erty to-wit: Lots numbers one and
two in block one in the Scott Jones
addition to the city of Chickasha
Grady county Oklahoma to satisfy a
judgment and decree of foreclosure in
favor of plaintiff and against said de-
fendants and made in said court on
the 10th day of March 1913 for the
sum of $1030.33 and cost amounting
to i with interest on $hw;i..i3 at
the rate of eight per cent per annum
from the 10th day of March 1913 and
all cost accruing I will on the 31st day
of July 1913 at the hour of 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day at the front door of
the county court house in the city of
Chickasha In said county of Grady
state of Oklahoma offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash
said property or so much thereof as
will satisfy said judgment with inter-
est and cost.
Witness my hand this the 1st day
of May 1913.
JOHN C LKWiS
Sheriff of Grady County Okla.
Ky J. A. THOMPSON
Deputy. 6-27-30d
8ubisr!h tor Tni Exprttfc
dozen 30c
rich Concord Orapes and reallv better
itself.
20c
33c
33c
Nice large Frying Chickens each . iJc
2 cans small small Pink Salmon 15c
'Picnic size.
'Boston "Drown 'Beans 20 c
Why worry about' hot weather?
2 small can Van Camp Parkland Beans E .5c
$1.00
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Causes of Stomach Trouble.
Sedentary hahitp lack of out dor
exercise insufficient "mastication r
food constipation a torpid liver worrv
and anxiety overeating partaking c
food and drink not suited to your nf
and occupation. Correct your habit
and take Chamberlain's Tablets an"
you will soon be well again. For sai.
by ail dealers. Adv. ui
Scientific Point Cleared Up.
A German astronomeu- has publish
a series of tables whicli seem to shov
a connection between the appearand
of sun spots and the wabbling motio.
of the earth on its axSs due perhaps
to a variation in the sun's magnetise
As Usual.
There was a woman in our towr-
Vho was so wondrous wise sh usf
her ears for hearing things for sen
lng things her eyes. And when she d
heard and seen it all what did tW
female do but use her tongue for
telling every blessed thing she knew.
Rid Your Children of Worms. '
You can change fretful i'l-tem pared
children into healthy happy young
sters by ridding them of worms. Tnr.s
ing rolling grinding of teeth crying
out while asleep accompanied with in-
tense thirst pains In the stomach an i
bowels feverisliness and bad breath
are symptoms that Indicate worms
Kickapoo Worm Killer a pleasans
candy lozenge expels the worms reg-
ulates the bowels restores your cbif.
dren to health and happiness. Mrs.
J. A. Brisbiu of Elgin 111. says- ' I
have used Kickapoo Worm Kiilw fT
years and entirely rid my iHiiim-n i-s
worms. I would not be without i::
Guaranteed. All druggists or by
Price 2c. Kickapoo Indian
Co.. Philadelphia and St. Louis. AuV.
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. FOURTEEN, No. 165, Ed. 1 Friday, July 11, 1913, newspaper, July 11, 1913; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc729074/m1/3/: accessed March 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.