Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 168, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 17, 1917 Page: 4 of 6
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Personal
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Ti Hub's Clearance Sale
Has mot with hearty response from past experience people
know that when they attend our Semi-Annual Clearance
events they get the highest quality merchandise at stibstan-
:i 'I reductions. t
JSAens and Boys' Two and Three
Piece Suits
All brand new clothing po suits reserved go in this sale.
2-1 per cent discount on all Straw and Panama Hats.
20 per cent discount on FJorsheim Oxfords.
25 per cent discount on Children's W? sh Suits.
GO Frs.of Hanan Oxfords and Shoes your Choice $4.95
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Professional Cards
S. C. DURBIN
LAWYER
207 New Tye Building.
Phone 129. ""'
r MOf.DINI A. I.
HOLDING & HEKK
Lawyer!
Rooms 209 and 210 Tye B'ldg.
CHICKASHA. OK LA.
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Reford Bond. Alger Meitoi
Adrian Melton
Bond Melton 6 EleStoa
LAWYERS
Hooiut 401-10-11 New rint Nations)
Han building.
A. fl. Fuller has resigned as Justiofl
of 11k Peace and
J. V. MURRELL Attorney
lias been appointed to succeed him.
Office 4 17 First National bank building.
DR. 0. S. MINNETTE
Eicluiive Optome'rist and
OPTICIAN
Difficult Cases a Specialty
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
828 Minn Ave. Fhone 1123
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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SOLD BV DRIGOISIS IVLRYWHI Rc
.'"TheProofof
is in the Eating"
Try all the other Ice Cream in town and then
take a taste of
STEFFENS'
that's all we ask and then you will never want
any other kind.Steffens' cream is different it is
the last word in deliciousness. We invite comparison
H. J. BRGWNSOM
The Leading Prescription Druggisl
PHONE 21
Free
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The Cool
Store
Mat a cold lunch in a
oor)l place.
Drink cold drinks. :
We serve a variety of
Ice Creams Sherhets
Sandwiches Pastry
Salads Berries Fruits
and Cantaloupes.
You'll feel better after
eating this kind of a
lunch these hot days.
Try it!
RODDY'S
We represent Lowney's and Apollo
Chocolates.
Beit Food Well Cooked
Well Served.
YOU'LL FEEL AT HOME AT
. FRED'S
Chop House
IT'S A GOOD PLACE to EAT
6th and Chickasha Ave.
Open till 9 p. m.
Black Diamond
Moving Co.
117 So. 3rd Phone 869.
WE ARE CAREFUL
The Ulghest spot cash price will be
pnl'l for some cleat) cotton tags deliv-
ered at on- to the Dally Kxpresa of-
Ho. H-tl
the Fuddin'
DeliveryCIRCUS ANIMALS
One cf tlie must unusual callings in
Hie world lit ilia! of the animal mani-
cure with (In? Sells-Ploto circus which
will lie l;i Chickasha '1 hursduy July
VK 'I'll i m man hi a veterinary and his
Jul) is to keep the fi et of the elephants j
and the claw-fooled animals in good
shape. Animals with claws grind
away the claws when in the wild state
hut when in captivity they do not
have the chance to wear them away.
Hence tlie animal manicure.
I When the claw of an animal gets
too long it Is a source of great pain.
The only way to keep them in condi-
tion is to file them off from time to
time. It is rather a dangerous task
to manicure a leopard but the pleas-
ure it. brings an animal should be
enough to soothe the savage breast.
A leopard fights when an effort is
made to manicure bis trilbies. With
hears It is different. A bear rather
enjoys the occasion and in most cases
will lie peacefully while tho manicure
is working. Elephants thoroughly en
joy the experience of having their
nails filed. In fact they look forward
j to the operation with pleasure.
! Tho manicure tools used on an ele-
phant look like those used in a cabl-
'net making establishment and a nia-
1 chine shop. When tho manicure starts
w ork on an elephant he drives a stake
in the ground and bids tho animal
put his foot on it. Armed w ith a
'drawing knife he trims down the nail
'and then he files it with a big rasp
j The claws of an animal grow rapid-
1 ly. It is necessary to trim them at
j least tw ice a month. Otherwise the
i claw is pressed back into the foot and
'becomes very painful
I
Movies Use Much Silver.
Tt Is shown that the ciiicmalopraiih
Industry uses a largo iimomif of silver.
There are about 20.IH10 picture-houses
In the Cniled Slates using approxi-
mately Tjn.tioo.tKKl feet of tilm regular-
ly. The average life of u film Is three
weeks. It Is esilinated that 1. LOW. 000
ounces of silver per year are used for
sensitizing purposes.
Her Theories.
"Our dressmaker seems to enrry nut
her business principles in her garden-
log." ; -How so?"
"I see her muslirotn buttons
mostly In the waste places."
are
Again we iuubi rsaajna our rnends
ttat r positive.'' will ool ace
"want" "rent" anil "sale" ads fcy
phoue. Do not embarrass us by asking
ua to do io. DAILY EXPiREsa.
Quality
srl IS TRUE
Cat ECONOMY
Make no mistake-buy only
the best Visit our sanitary
market or phone us your
order and we'll show you
you what we mean.
CITY MEAT MARKET
116 South 3rd Street.
Telcpnone 2r2.
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Try the specials the Owl drug store.
.Miss M..01I Mitchell of Knid was a I
guest in the city .Monday.
Six piece orchestra Kozy tonight.
Hear It. It
All kinds of kodak supplies at
Wren's. 1 T -:: t !
Miss Aileen Mullen Is here today
f rom Knid for a short stay.
We deliver ice cream any time. Just
phono The Owl. lti--t
Listen to that il-piece orchestra at
Kozy tonight. It
J. M. Tolbert Is reported sick this
week.
Let us make your stilt look like new.
The Superior Cleaners & Dyers phone
in. l7-::t
J. It. Stamper is a business visitor
In Chickasha from Okemah today.
Some il-piece orchestra at that Ko-
zy tonight.
Yates will buy sell or trade for sec-
ond hand furniture and stoves. 120
South Third. Phone 70. (M2t
W. ('. Sloan and wife or Klk City are
guests for a few days at the Kpoake.
If you're going camping get a Sterno
Canned Meat Kitchenette for cooking
l to at Wren's. 17-::t
Mrs. II. J. Antry is a. New Chickasha
hotel guest from dishing this week.
flood Sherbet is sure fine these hot
duys. The Owl has the best ever.
lti-lit
J. If. Newland was a business call-
er from Duncan here today.
Palm Reach suits made like new.
The Superior Cleaners & Dyers phone
414. 17-ISt
Mrs. J. S. Shields of Tuttle visited
with friends in Chickasha yesterday.
Get your bicycle supplies from Yates
the. bicycle man 120 South 3rd St.
I'lione 70. 6-12t
.Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kincli are here
from Knid for a visit of several days.
Wrenteed Hard Water toilet soap
is good for the complexion cheap too.
finality considered 10 cents a cake at
Wren's. 17-:it
George Rice of the Hunter liooterie
has gone to Cordell Okla. ho spend
a few days with his parents.
Oil man IT should hear that fi-
piece orchestra Kozy tonight. It
Mrs. John Martin and son. Paul left
this morning for a visit at. Oklahoma
City.
Wf make our own ice cream that is
why we know it is good. Nothing but
pure milk and cream used. Owl Drug
Store.
1fi-2t
Hear the Three Gay Sisters sing the
"Blues." Oh what har-mo-nw! Sugg
tonight.
Albert Signer proclaimed by critics
as the tiiost finished actor in Europe
is co-star with Region liadet in "Atone-
ment" Sugg again tonight. it
Maurice Moseley ii reported ill at
his home 402 'South Seventeenth
street.
Come in and look at our line of pre-
miums. It will surprise you to see
how many beautiful ami useful arti-
cles you can get tree for the coupons
that we give. en's. 17-"t
If you don't life tho color of your
dresses or suits tend them to the Su-
perior Cleaners K- Overs and have the
color (hanged. .We dye everything.
Phone 4H. I7 "t
Catarrh Clinnot Be Cured
with LOCAL -Ap'l'UCATirNS. as tlipj
cannot isj.Ii ike s at f I lie iliseasr.
taturrh Is a la.nl .isi use. preutiy- i".
11 turned by cm ttuiieiial conditions nd
in oiJrr lo ccrs it you must take fcn
Internal rnc d Hall (.'alurrli Mye-
lin is taken l.l.rnaHv and acts thru
tlie Mood on tl . nun mm scrfaies of Hip
m.siein. Hull'! I l at:rrh Mcdiciue v;t.
liri.-onhvd by . t!. N t pl.VMrmtw
in Il ia connuf tor y.nrj. It is eoiu-I-oscil
of .icr .f i'e i..st tunics lan.ni
coini.nod n-nl Miii.e f tlie b. st hi.. . j
I'UI illris. Tl.. iK-rtrcl r.;..liiliat:'ill of
tlm iiiKtediiivn m IL.IIs I'aiair i Mh-
" win-1 T T-ltt. .a ni.h vs oilct lol
results in . ainrri.ul cond.t.ous. eift.d I.r
I'-jt on. lilaN r-
K .1 llhM. .v CO.. I-mrs . Tol-do. O.
AH I roc.'is. ;-.
llalia i atn.ly i-ii.s ur consiil.atioll.
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EXTRA
FINE
JEWELS
THE FLATAU JEWELRY CO
"You can Jo better at
Flatau's."
Ladies are sure to find exactly what
they want in our lint; of toilet goods.
Wren's drug store. 17-I!t
Clint tlie son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Sanders is confined to his bed this
week.
Xtra! Xtra! il-piece orchestra Ko-
zy tonight. It
We cater to the requirements of
smokers who are hard to please.
Largest line of cigars in town all Kept
In humidor case. Wren's. il-'.'.i
Mrs. Ma ml Shoyer of Fort Cobb was
operated on this morning at the Chit k-
asha hospitl.
0. P. Quick and wife of Oklahoma
City are guests for a few days at the
Early.
Mrs. Aileen Barrett arrived here
yesterday from El Heno for a short
visit in the city.
N". W. Lynch and wife were here
from Lindsay yesterday gues's at the
McParland hotel.
Dr. D. S. Downey was called to
Plattsburg Mo. Ibis morning by the
serious illness of his father.
Look 'em over! Ates P.lackslone
Algnire Luster. Ishler Gilkey. Hear
them at Kozy tonight. Some orches-
tra. It
Mrs. R P. Payne retirrned yester-
day afternoon to her home in Anadar-
ko after a visit in Oklahoma City and
Chickasha.
Mrs. S. J. Goldsmith and daughter
Birdie returned this morning from
Rochester Minn. where t:ey have
spent the past seven weeks.
Owing to the high cost of groceries
and foods of all kinds I will be com-
pelled to discontinue giving green
trading stamps after August 1st. J.
O West. 1 7-lt
"Atonement" at. the Sugg again to-
night. Realizing the merit in this pic-
ture we knew that those who saw it
Monday would be boosters for it Tues-
day so ask your friends about it if you
missed seeing it last night. It
Thweatt Says:
SUMMER
Is a Trying Time
for Sick Folks
.The poor unfortunates who are com
pelled to stay in-doors during the warm
j st son should be provided with every
'possible convenience which may pro
mrsjo comfort.
Our stotk contains a great number
of n:ds which will lessen suffering nd
maike sickness more bearable..
Invalid Cushions Sick Feeders Ice
Bags Bandages. Gauzen Inva
lid? Foods etc.
Wf also have everything that will
lesseif the labor for the atetnttaiits
and a.itl tho work of the physician.
THE OWL DRUG STORE
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ImxsIi rt-isp this sumir.or's favorite styles p
I'rettier waists were never- made for so little a 4
price. .Manv of thorn are adaptions of blouses j
of higher priced- copied with care and thought.
Details are carefully worked out. Tuckins trim- J
mins and sewing all excellently done and seldom w
done so w ell in waists for 1.011. Ki-
ln this lare array the voiles and batiste waist S
stand out as particularly charming. We know of
no women who couldn't use to advantage several H
of them. A splendid choice of sizes and styles is w
offered at l
No 24 Made of zebra stripes of silk dotted efFcrtR
on a background of French organdy novel double
breasted button effect at
No. 28 - Made of voi!e with lare soft roll V neck-
collar with four-in hand tie buttoned pocket iitk!
turn back cuffs hemstitched trimmino; en collar and
cull's ut
No 2!) The front frills trirrmfd with uiicl f fluii .'.
hemstitched on both sides of the pearl buttons toft
roll collar trimmed with heniHtitching at
$1.00
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BSBIlia'
BUY YOUR WINTERS SUPPLY OF
:NOW:
STEPHENSON-BROWNE LUMBER CO.
PIkuio 77 .ornnd nnd Choctaw.
" "- W. ! PVWJP-
a ..Art
Why Merely Wish
for Cool Weather?
when a refreshing breeze enn he yours for
the twitch of a switch?
An Electric Fan makes all the diirererce
between a stifling sultry sizzling day and
the vigor and comfort a breeze alone can
give.
Thene fans are made in a variety oftyles
and finish. -s and the price is reasonable.
Stop in the next time you are "down
town"-and see the complete line of Electric
Fa ns wa have on display.
Chickasha Gas & Electric Co.
Phone 100.
m TO INSl
. T. OWSLEY
412-13 First National Bank Euiidinjr.
Waists
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21 Chickasha Ave.
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Lampe, William T. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 168, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 17, 1917, newspaper, July 17, 1917; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc729891/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.