Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 252, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 23, 1919 Page: 3 of 8
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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA THURSDAY OCTOBER 23 1019. 31
PAG8 Tern
Tersonal
-1 Mention
Dance at Armory Friday night; 0-
pleee jazz orchestra. l-4t
Links of Laughter! See Ambrose
the Golfer Kozy today.
Tor nice clean cobs phone 7H9
iuton urain Co. i la-tf
Winning a Brides big Western
drama full of pep Kozy today.
I. A. Bono B. W. Lubman Mannie
I'aag Loulu Erlich Chas. I. Miller
and ttr. O. S. Minnett will leuv this
ul'temoon for Anlinore where they
will attend a Shrine meeting.
Dance at Armory Friday night;
piece jazz orchestra. 21-4t
Ambrose the (loiter Kozy today.
No meal complete without Cream-
dale Butter because it is made fresh
every day. Ask your grocer about It.
Chickasha Creamery Company phono
Hot sandwiches at Owl fountain.
23-St
The first show starts at 7: :3l the
second at t) o'clock. Sugg tonight.
Miss Frances Skinner of Colum-
bus Kans. Is a guest at .the luxme
of Mr. and Mrs. T. 1!. Ix)sey.
PEP MEETING TO
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FRAY TOMORROW
Coming Wadelaino Traverse in
"The Kose of the West." A Fox fea-
ture. Sugg tomorrow.
K. K. Wren has returned from
Sprlngtown Texas where be has vis- j
iled friends and relatives for two I
weeks. I
Chickasha today.
See the funny ide of "Home
Sweet Homo" in the 2 reel Big V
comedy at the Sugg tonight.
Do not wait for someone to solicit
you to subscribe to the Hoosovelt
Memorial fund. Send your check
to the district chairman or direct to
Jonas Cook county chairman Chick-
asha Oklu. l-3t
THIS WILL ASTONISH
CHICKASHA PEOPLE
The quick nctlon of simple witch-
hazel hydrastls camphor etc. as
mixed in Lavoptik eye wash will
surprise Chickasha people. Ouo girl
with weak strained eyes was helped
by a single application lltir mother
Read Our
Ad On
t I in aX
i)ni
-1 Be on Hand
IH Early Friday
00mJ) Morning
ill Hull Mil. i
24.
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Jim Elliott of Ft. Worth Tex. Is
A pep meeting to boost the Chick-
asha high school football team to
victory tomorrow In the game with
Guthrie high school has been booked
tor tonight by Glenn Grimsley and
Leslie Hollingsworth high school pen vouM hardly sew or read because of
managers. The pep managers slated "ye in8- 0110 wo"k '' t(l". was '
this morning that one of he peppiest m"m- wo Eiiaranlce a small t-J
J. W. Field. United States nrobate ' 1'" """ctings ever held In Chickasha! "ltle r Lavoptik to help ANY CASIO
attorney with headquarters in Pauls hKh would be slagt'd tonight.
Valley was transacting business in1 T'1H hooslers will meet early in
the evening at the high school audi-
torium. After opening the pep box
at that place a caravan will be form-
ed and the rooters will proceed to tho
business district of the town.
Since the team has made such a
brilliant showing in all conference
games played this season football
enthusiasm in ihe local high .school
wean straineu or nitliuiicii eyes. Alii-
mlnum eye cup FHK1C. )W Drug
store 320 Chickasha Av. Adv.
See Mitchell Lewi:! in "Tho Faith
of t'. e Strong." A big story of a big
man with a big heart. Sugg tonight.
Quick service and home ('coking at
the Owl fountain. 2:i:it
J. W. K lyser member of the stale
board of affairs and publisher of t'.ie
Weekly Star here is in the city to-
expected in the city Sunday to visit 'Lay visiting bis family and friends.
his parents Mr. and Mrs.-W. N. El-!
lot t and friends.
Your subscription to Ihe Roosevelt
Memorial fund will help iporpetuato
the memory of ono who believed In
but one flag and that Is the Amer-
ican flag. Send your check to your
district chairman or to Jonas Cook
county chairman Chickasha Okla.
Hridfes for Two a Christy comedy
Kozy today.
Mrs. J. R. Callahan left today for
Altus where Mr. and Mis. Calahau
will make their home. Mr. Callahan
la engaged In the cotton business in
Alius.
For nice clean cobs phone 73!l '
Lluton Grain Co. lH-tfl New Christmas greeting card i.um
plea. Give us your early order to In
is increasing a"coi'iliiig to fool bull
boosters. The affair .tonight it was
Bald will be an elaborate one.
Coach Powers Optimistic.
With a sufficient amount of sup-
port J. L. I'owers director of ath-
letics in the Chickasha high school
belHves bis team will cop a victo-
ry at University park tomorrow af
ternoon against Gulhrle high.
21-St
P.
Finest of All (jifts
We can sliow you every thing
needed for tlie table in the
famous
Community Plate
Screen Magazine Kozy today.
Ask your grocer for Cream Dale
Imttermade on the Cream Dale
Dairy farm. The best butter you
buy in Chickasha. It Is made fresh
every day. The Chickasha Creamery
Company Telephone 24. 1-tf
sure prompt service
jeweler.
J. W. Owsley.
22-31
New Labor Saver.
An Inventor lias patented nn elec-
trically driven nuiclilne which makes
the rough clay boxes In which pottery
Is subjected to heat In kilns work
heretofore done by hand.
Dance at Armory Friday night; G-
piece jazz orchestra. 21-4t
Hot lunch fo-fountain.
busy people at Owl
23-3t
Don't suffer with poor vision. We
make correct glasses. Examination
free. Minnett Optical Co. 508 First
National Bank Bldg. 22-3t
Moman il. Shepard county super-'
intendent of public instruction will
leave tomorrow for Sioux Falls sJ
D. wheer he will spend two weeks
assisting in an educational campaign.
Next Monday Oetoli 27 is tli3
Gist birthday of Theodore Roosevelt i
That Is the last day for subscribing
to the Memorial fund. SuTffl in your I
"Weather doesn't
bother us"
dies. Field
RAIN or shSne
Chesterfields
reach you crisp
and fresh their
original flavor
intact. It s the
moisture-proof
glassins wrapper
that i'?c:s the trick.
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B. W. LUBMAN
Tlie Ilrfne of
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21-3t!
Special 6 o'clock Sunday dinner at I
the Owl fountain. l!3-3t
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Ladies Dressy
Frocks
Dresses ol
Tricolette
Tricotino
Charmuese
Georgette
Taffeta
Salin
Mi
merv o
Starts Friday 9 October 24th
Iioginninfy tomorrow evoi-y liat in the Dixie goes on sale. Our
stock is large and complete and il includes all the new fall
fashions in millinery. You have a lot of time yet to wear a new
fall hot but our time to get rid of our stock is limited so we
are putting on the prices that will make them move.
Buy a high class hat at the Dixie now for a low price.
Reduction on
Ladies1 Trimmed
Iifirlics ii n I misses 1 rimmed Imls $." In
7:"i() values on s;ile
Linlies' li-imrinil luils worth $7.0(1
1 till; on sale
Liiclies' Inmmeil linis in all Hie new si vies
1'tir I'all ; 'worth $10 In $12.50.
' v.
ais
$3.95-S4.85
in
( !n sale
liities
Ladies' li'immed hills lieconiii slyl
colors; $12. ;"0 and $15 lials on
m and
or?
t lie lliyhest class talking Afacliine
in the World.
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Priced
$19.75 to $125.00
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eonciuilratcd efforts to
pleasing customers imule
Hi.; Melropolilan Cafe Urn
pleasing place to eat. The
only Cafe in the city.
Ladies' pattern luils
!m;m Ll.ee and lielnoi'
Vour clioici
exclusive cfcal ions IVom
$20 to $.'15 .
lis sale
314 95
Millinery Specials
Bargain Uaseinei t
Ladies' and Misses velvet Tarns in lilack
and all colors worth $:.'( L. "S 'KO
on sale P 3
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uauii's iriiiiincii nai:s in niacK anil ail col-
ors worth' $r. to $!; O QK
on sale pmnS2
Jjadics I rimmed velvet lints
worth $:i.OO to $5.00 on sale
Velvet flowers in all colors worth "( Ic
on
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Sale on All
Children's Hats
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About 20 cliiHivn s hats
SI -00 All children's ha Is in the sioiv 11
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Everything to be desired for present wear and on to late fall.
Interesting in their new style lines attractive in their liraid and em-
broidery adornments. ..
Oversea blue charmuese dress skirt
hangs in a beautiful drape blouse in
over tunic effect; wide sash girdle.
combined with tur-
ijuoise satin. Price
Mack tricolette dress straight line
effect narrow sleeve round neck
suirt nniKiuMi wmi iieautmu suic em
broidery designs.
Trice -L
Rlack silk Georgette dross beauti-
fully embroidered and silk liraid trim-
med; novelty cuffs on sleeves; wide
satin crushed girdle. fi"OTf Cfl
Price .DU
$49.50
$125.00
$69.50
Navy blue tricot ine dress semi-
blouse effect round neck narrow
sleeve; trimmed with silk and wool
yarn ; row of buttons
down the back. Price
Brown taffeta dress made in the
new coat effect ; narrow sleeve with a
turnback cuff; large wide notch col-
lar. Skirt plainly COO Cfl
made. Price CC.SU
Navy bine serge dres of men's wear
serge; Mouse effect; square neck with
pink silk vest; silk iniHtary braid and
button trimmed. fi00 Cfl
Price 3U
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 252, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 23, 1919, newspaper, October 23, 1919; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc730701/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.