Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 163, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 10, 1919 Page: 3 of 8
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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA THURSDAY JULY 10 1919.
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Personal
Mention
."Wild Women and Wild Waves" a
refreshing Big V t'omedy at tho
Sugg tuniglit.
- . C U Stone o( Oklahoma City is
)l spending tin) day here on liuaino.s.
I Judgo i E. liidlH formerly of thin
eity hut now of Tuhia is upending
! tieverul. duya here on buuinesa.
L.- C. Hulatm and J. O. Weaver are
upending the week at Medicine Park.
Harry Culver a local oil man la
"spending the day in Walters on
huiiinesa.
Can and electric bill' are due and
payable at 'the company's office on I
cr bffore tho null. Unless paid tue' 1!illie West 11 "T110 Chauffeur'
service may be discontinued without hlH laU'st eomedy. Kozy today.
I lo you want to be a movie star?
I Inquire at the Sugg box office for
particulars.
Short Stories
of the Town
on't foigct that we have a cigar
ym like. Kept in a .humidor case.
Always fresh. ;i ut
Hev. and Mrs. W. II. -Roper and
Fon are here today from Duncan
visiting Mr. mid Mrs. II. II. DuUose
!)15 South Fourth street. Reverend
Mr. Roper was formerly pastor of
the Methodist church South lliere.
Screen Magazine
day.
News. Kozy to
"Kingdom Com" with Pete Morrl
son. A thrilling . Western drama
Kozy today.
Miss Francis Jolley of Rush
Springs is in the city visiting her
Gas ami electric bills are due and sislor Mrs. II. N. Mullican 1328 Min-
payabln at the company's office on nesola avenue.
or before the 10th. Unless paid the
'(service may lie-discontinued without I Hill West That Funny Man. Kozy
further notice. i)'M today
Cbarle:- Ray in "Hay Font Straw"
Foot" loday. Albert Ray his broth-
er in ''Married In Hasle" tomor-
row. Sugg theatre.
Rebekah Study Club Meet.
The itebi'kah study Club will meet
Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the homo
of Mrs. J. R. Eddy 81it North Eighth
street.
Major Emanuel Home.
Major L. 10. ICmaiiuol accompanied
by his wife arrived hero last night
from a northern Army hospital
where tho officer has been stationed
since his return from overseas. Ma-
jor Fmanuel entered '. Hie service
some months before 4he signing of
tho armistice and saw active service
with the medical detacllnnent of the
79th Division.
Have Good Light
Tf you work nt night be sur thnt
yon have n good lit. Arc lights be-
cause of their vlnrlng rnys are exceed-
ingly injurious. A shaded light Is the
best Biibstltute Ht night for diffused
daylight. The electric bulbs should
either have a dome or a dark piifW
shade. A gas light composed of man-
tle and bulb produces a good diffused
light and when placed high enough
near the celling does not Injure the
eyes.
i v ' ' . '
Long Sentences.
In "I.es Mine rubles" Victor rfugn hits
one sentence of n hundred lines
nnd earlier in the honk. In one of the
chapters descriptive of Waterloo there
lire over fit) lines without n full stop.
Filmland's record Is held by the for-
eign enlistment act one section of
which renclf s its six hundredth word.
I ; i
Had Mini 1 hare.
"I'Viieon Sliiims 'low ho donn' ap-
prove tf chnrclies advertlsln'" remark-
ed Shlnbone ; "but w hen Ah nut hlui
in Out case wuffo' he ring the church
hell fo' service he Jos' hud nuflln' to
pay' V Poston Transcrlptt '
World Urgent t.ed.
'I'Ih- Mud- will be save f If the T.ord
lilts it Into the heart o.' tho mmmiiko
man so to shape his lif... dial t!.e state
shall he worth saving ' and n!y
those terms. We need civic righteous-
iiess. Theodore. Roosavs'lt
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ARR O W COL LARS
ililll LAUNDERED OR SOFT r
ijnrft THE BEST THAT YOU
WAW CAN BUY 'AT 'THE l ' .J
: PRICE YOU PAY; : N$jffK .
MONROE '' Cuelf Ptabotlif Co. Inc. IV-oy if. 7. ' goFT
With one bottle of Jergen's Sham-
poo we will give two cakes of Vio-
let Glycerine soap. . y-2t
Icturns from Fishing Trip.
Kil Vaughn returned yesterday from
an outing o three weeks in tho Kl-
amischi mountains. That he landed
some nice bass is evidenced by nu-
merous trophies ho brought back to
the city "It rained nearly every day
nnd the stream we fished in was a
Rome July 10. About a dozen laf;lnf: tm "y were uuing
men mostly French colonial soldiers llU'!v a"1' we landed all tho fish w
were killed at Fiiime during the re- wanted. The best I hooked was a
cent diiiorders there in which allied five an(1 a llttlf pound bass" said Mr.
force: and Italians participated.
Fred Granlee who hits been in the
city for several days visiting friends
j and relatives expects to leave soon
Mrs. 1). 10. Roller formerly Mica for Junction City Kan. where he has
Doris Du Done is here from Post ' accepted a position "with a daily
Field Ft. Sill visRiiiK her parents ( newspaper. Mr a. Cranleo who httu
Uty Councilman and Mrs. H. II. Du
Rose. Lieutenant Roller is stationed
at Post Field. I
also been visiting here will accom-
pany Mr. Cranlee to Junction City.
Falling vision is tho worst of af-
flictions. We make correct glasses.
Examination free. Mitinett Opiieal
Co. 5118 First Natiaonal Hank bldg.
9-3t
Commission Is to
Probe Ficume Affair)
It's a regular ripping Ray picture:
"Hay Foot Straw Foot" Willi
Charles Ray the Ince
Eoy." Sugg tonight.
Paris July (10. A commission com
posed of four generals representing
France Italy lOngland and the
United Stale;; has been appointed to
iiv !:''" In recent incidents at
Wonder Fii -. '. :ie i.tremn council of the
pea.e cou.e. .jn has also decided
I to appoint A committee of four mem-
Bargains in Ivory One fourth off berj 0 '"'Hiiro into Norway's claims
on all ivory in slock for a few days.
Wren Drug Co. y.;;t
Miss Fi'in Jones left today for
visit with friends and relatives
Sherman Texas.
to Spitzenherjjen. -
Paris July 10. Tomasso Tittoni
the Italian foreign minister and head
t Do Italian delegation to the peace
conference is axnious to have the
Adriatic problem settled as quickly
as possible. Signer Tittoni who lias
gone to Rome for conferences with
King Victor Kmnianuel and the cabi-
Vaughn.
Overland to Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Gadd accoi
panied by Miss Maysie Mallory left
this morning overland for Colorado
where they will spend a mouth. They
will he joined in Wlnfield Kan. by
Mrs. Cadd's brother and wife Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Bartoll for the re-
mainder of the trip. Mr. ami Mrs.
Bartoll will return to Chlckasha- md
make this their home after their
ummer'a outing.
Mrs. C. R. Rose and daughter
Thelma are expected to relurn today
.from Oklahoma City where they
have been the guests of friends for
several day.
Hensley says: Sometime it takes
months sometimes even years for a
i.i.Moiisi. xo come around to Maying Jjet on current diplomatic negotia-
Kelly Springfield tires. That's be- li(ma made this known in a long
cause some folks have more patience converastion with one of the Allied-
tihan others. 2')o Chickasha Ave. it' cau I)euce commissioners before his
departure. The particular reason ad-
vanced by Mie Italian peace delegate
W-U3 the increasing friction between
French and Italian troops in Fiume
and elsewhere alon the Adriatic fur-'
ther evidence of which .has devel
oped. .
Mrs. Arthur Jones wife of the
deputy slate examiner and inspec-
tor wlio is in the city auditing the
county's books has returned to
Chickasha after a visit with her
mother in Manguin.
New Wonderful Delightful
KLENZO
I'l-olecls (lie toelli in (In- natural way by removing the
MibM.Hioes iliat foster (rci'ins ;i iil nioulh ami decay. 1
H leaves t
cleansiii!'
1 1 1 H 1 1 1
feet.
uol ;nnl clean leal testimony of its
So pleasant to use tli.it.
The twice a lay Klenzo
insurance.
chil.livn like it.
Creine. habit is month health
Klenzo Dental Crcnie 25c
H. J. Brownson
The REXALL Store
The Leading Prescription Druggist.
Sky Went Along.
A woman wns leaving a home where
he had been very happy and us she
boarded the train which was to take
her nway the tears came fast. Her
little son uhxIouh to comfort her
tried the effect of a cheering discov-
ery he had Just made. "Why mother"
he exclaimed "the sky is going right
nlong with us." Other faint-hearted
people need to make (lie sume d
eovery. No matter what we leuve lt-1
bind the best goes with us.
NEPTUNE
himself could hardly enjoy
the water any more than
docs the wee lad who wears
this 'one-piece 1'atlimg Suit
of navy bin
banded in ornnye
strikingly
i "
We have others in all the
' varied colors for men and
our window display of
nobby bathing suits.
J hiii-.-. -mm!
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And
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MO GUESS 'WORK IN THESE SHOES
. ; . ; FOR LITTLE FOLKS
(Irowing feet are changing constantly.
Hoy's feet; develop difrcrently than girl's. I'nlcss
every eliange is provided for lifelong discomfort iimv re-
l.iilt.
We have shot's for every 'age 'of childhood scientifical-
ly const meted to take care of even Ihe slightest change
lit toi'i ball arch or heel. '
eir sturdy (jualily which
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' You will also appreciate
will withstand hard use.
Oxfords in tan and black with we
heels and spring Jieelft
soles low broad
$3.00 to $1.75
Mary .Janes in pijtent black
with turn or welt soles spring
kill and white canvass
lecls.
n
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SQUEEGEE TREAD
Tims?
I'cinir the
comfort.
$1.50 to $1.00
;id(!is here for n perfect fi' and true f t
cm
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the
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Psbbles
Were
B
iamon
ds!
The farmers of Kimberly were dissatisfied.
They said they couldn't make a living- from
their farms. And all the time their children in
the fieldg were playing' with diamonds.
But they didn't ' know. They thought they
were pebbles. They died poor.
' Lots of people are just like those - Kimberly
farmers. They look for Opportunity with a tel-
escope in some far-away place when it is real-
ly so close that they could reach out their
hands and grasp it.
Don't miss the advertisements. They are
business mines of opportunity. . They tell of
values that you might never know iithey were
not there to guide you.
Don't miss them. They will save you money.
Here are some typical re-
ports of Diamond mileage
from every part of the
country they are not ex-
ceptional but customary.
Bearing in mind thnt Dia-
monds COST LESSTHAN
MOST STANDARD
TIKES can you "Cut Your
Tire Upkeep with a Dia-
mond" with mileage aver-
ages like these:
New YorI Texan Oil Company
using Diamonds on 200 can
average between 6000 and
8.0UU mile.
Omaha Iten Bioruil Co. lioiifjlit
1000 Diamond in 1018995
ran between 7200 and 18000
mites.
Philadelphia Qn.ikf r Cily Cab
Company lifted 34 1 Diamonds
ill wir:!.i:r driving viih chains
Averagerl over 5000 milra.
Clovi-Und Ohio Standard OU
Co. ming Diamonds exclu
nivelv on tiucks averages
G.0OO miles.
Long Beach Cal.90 ;. of buii-
nes concerns and harbor in-
dutries uing Diamonds
running 6000 to 10000 miles.
Di.imoniln will duplicate that
purtoimuiKC on your cui l .
Ozark Auto
Co.
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 163, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 10, 1919, newspaper, July 10, 1919; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc730237/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.