Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. FOURTEEN, No. 123, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 22, 1913 Page: 3 of 8
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C H I C K A
HA DAILY EXPRESS CHICKASHA j K L A ll O M A.
P A
Short Stories
Of The Town
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Bradley Is a Grandpa.
I''. I'. liradley county clerk is Flop.
I'in;? hlijh today ami will not notico
the common M'djle around tin. nn
bouse. "Why sh.mld IT siil Mr.
Hi'a(ll.y. "I 1-ivu the finest mnml-
flaulitcr in Oklahoma this morning."
Tin. youm; ladv is the ihme)oi. t vi-
and Men. J. J. Pounder :: North j
Third street and arrived lant iiinlit. j
Mother and babe arc rein.rted as dolnn J
nicely.
I lave you taken advantage of the real bargains in DRESSES SUITS COATS SKIRTS or any garment in our Ladies' Ready-to-Wear section?
your neighbor or friend. PASS IT ALONG.
If
so
tell
DRESSES
$".-..110 ladies'
1 Ire: Ki-a . .
Police Court Calendar
!
I'rr
$ I .".
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Dr
i IMl ladies'
.HO ladies'
'-ICR
I'll ladies'
Von could hardly say that the police
onrt Iiii.-iiickk was especially shy when (
nicy slaved a inaiiiice uiili from one
to three c.ood acts every day. Alter
the orchestra had finished the over-
tore this moniiiiir the curtain rang np
on tin-.' raltlini; :ood acts.. Clara Al-lii.-'.ht
and licNsie I'endleicii' Blamed a
donhle pugilistic affair thai was a
scream. They were both of the same
ebony hue as Jack Johnson am from
their demonstration f marked ability
with their "mils" must have been
closely related to the deposed cham-
pion. Anyhow they were lined $tn
ea h. ('land Cook was arraigned on a
charge of beint; drunk and paid a fine
ol $s for the privilege of hist exhibition.
Rim ladies'
Drives .
$. ladies'
I)!.--: I S
24.00
$17.50
- $7.20
$2.60
$2.10
mm
WAISTS
$.'.mi
Wui.ts
$::.:((
$3.90
$2.40
$2.r.o
Waists
J --".
Waistn
ll.bn
Waists
$1.80
$r.2o
80c
$10.00
SllitR
$i!.vim
Knits
$.10.00
CoalH
$i:..oo
Coals
I'J.'i.OO
Coats
SUITS
-!$25.Q0
$16.50
COATR
- $16.50
$9.00
19 K.R
.ou
If you have not then come and see
what we have to offer you
We have hung the "GOOD NIGHT SIGN" on every
garment in the Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Department.
Read these prices and apply to them to merchandise
Kimomas and House Dresses
2.r0 Kimonas ami
Houses Dressi k
$Limi Kimonas raid
Houses I tresses
$l.r.it Kimonas and
House DresseH
$1.25 Kimonas and
House. 1 tresses
fl.oo Kimonas and
House 1 tresses
$10.00 misses' and
children's Dresses .
$ n misses' and
children's Dresses .
$:i.ra) misses' and
children's Dresses .
$ 1 (00
$1.35
$1.20
90c
80c
$6.00
$4.20
.$2.40
f2.."o misses and
children's Dresses
$l..a) misses' and
children's DresseH
7.1c misses' and
children's Dresses
$8.51) Skirts and
Petticoats
$.50 Skirts ami
I'etticoais
$7.50 Skirta ami
Petticoats
$1.50 Skirts and
Petticoats
$1.00 Skirts and
Petticoats
SI -50 1
-90c j
45c I
$6.09
-4.50
-5.40
-2.10
-1.90
To Organize D. A. R. Here.
Plans are under way for the ort-'an-iziny
of a (haptcr of the Daughters of
the American Revolution In Chieka
i-lta. Mrs. I id K. Jehus who is par-
liamentarian of I he state organization
Is taking the initiative ill the inaHor
and all ladle now members or ol't;i
bl to membership who wish to join
a local chapter are tviiucsicd to no-
Mrs. Johns has received numerous in-
ipiiries from Duncan ltyan and other
towns In this net lion and a number of
members will likely be received from
nearby towns. There are now ten
diapers in Oklahoma and several
others are bcjnj; organized.
Express Man a Tumbler.
.Vow. Just to look at IV. II. I'll
the American lvvpress man.
iish
wouldn't think that he was particular-
ly like the acrobats or tumblers In a
bl;; throe rliitf irons but. according; to
the statement of a certain youm; man
Mr. Ktit'lisli has thoroughly demon-
li!y her by telephone (r otherwise. Ill crated that he was there with tiie
Is estimated that there are now prob-i oods. It was like this: The gentle-
ably 20 member.-! in the city and it 'h man in quest ion was helping chaperoue
hoped to launch the local chapter with ' a hay ride and moonlight picnic at
the In1-;. ;;t membership in the stnti Hlverside park last stAht and luo a
i
dutiful ehaperone he was busily en-i-'aed
in helping the party to olives
while at supper. Inadvertently he
stepped off the river bank and the
next tliiiiK the assembled gnosis knew
h" was turniii!!; a series of cart wheels
ami handsprings down the bank close-
ly foilowtd by the bokle of olives. 1 ly
a supt rl'.nrnan effort Mr Knitlish
stopned bin imitation of a buz saw
when within a few feet of the river
hunk but "kerplunk" went the bottle
olives and all Into the river.
Many Steps Taken for Mail Man.
Ar-fordinjr to A. I. Hay city mail
(arrier it would be fai more satisfac-
tory if carriers could be put on a
meter rate and receive remuneration
:u cording to the number of miles trav-
eled per day. R" o! . .... the matter in
his mind Air. Hay decided to make a
calculation on the average distance
traveled each day. Starting yesterday
inoniliijr as he left the postoffice Mr.
Hay counted his steps on his mornini;
route and found the total number to
be 1-1172 from the time be left the of-
fice unt'l ijb returned at noon. In the
aft' rnoou the mail is hardly so heavy
hence the carriers do not have to stop
at so many places but estimated on
a corresponding basis with the morn-
ing triii Mr. Hay figured that he
would take upward of 12000 steps on
the afternoon trip or a total of 2G.172
steps every day on his regular mail
routes. Figuring' that at each step he
would cover two and one half feet
which would be a minimum step for
i a man. the result is that he travels a
fraet'i n over 2 miles every day in
covering his regular mail routes.
JUDICIAL ELECTIONS IN
MISSOURI NON PARTISAN.
Telegram by I'nited rress.
Si. Loui.- May 22. All judges or
Missouri elected alter today will be
non-partisan. The new law providing
tor one ballot tor all candidates with-1
out any political designation after the quickly
eauuiuines name ui u was passed
by the last legislature went Into ef-
fect today.
Use for Dried Potato Vlriei.
Experiments In Germany deem to
have Phown. that dried potato vines
1-avc the same value for feeding block
M good meadow hay.
Harbor wire cuts ragged wounds
collar and harness galls heal up
vhen Ballard's buow Liniment
is applied. Price. 25.- 50c and $1.00
per bottle.. Sold ay Owl drug stori
otiu Public Drug Co. -Adv. d&w
CONSTIPATION CURED.
Dr. King's Nfw Life Pills will re-
lieve constipation promptly and get
your bowels In healthy condition
again. John Supsic of Sanbury Pa.
says: "They are the best pills I ever
used and I advise everyone to use
them for constipation indigestion and
liver complaint." Will help you. Price
25c. Hecommended by Brown & Co.
Adv. d&W
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aartanooe:
Friday and Saturday
Grocery Specials
THE desire to serve superior groceries in a superior way at a smaller cost is
back of the practice which has made this store popular during the past years.'
To more widely popularize this store we place these specials on for the
next two days.
AT THE
PLAY HOUSES
i i
AND RETURN
i 1 1 m -
VIA
Iff Qii 7
Headquarters for Best Flour Sold in
Grady County
Ilclitrope Flour
Made from finest
Missouri Soft
Wheat
Per 48
pound
Per 24
pound
Per 12
pound
90c SSlF
NEW KOZY.
Kool
5c
Hunter Cream
Flour
Made from the best
Kansas Hard Wheat
TU VMIVIZ CO.
WELLINCTOH-KANSAS.
Mms mm
IIGBCST PiTDT
Per 98
pound
Per 48
pound
Per 24
pound
Mm
5c
Komfortable Plenty of Electrio
Fans.
A classy program tonight.
" J be Hero of Little Italy" a strong
Hiogiaph drama of Italian lile.
"The First Priz"" a crackerjack
l.ubin ptory.
"lielinda Spoils a Romance" a Vit-
a.'rapli comedy feaiurmg Miss Norma
Talmadge.
Music by Placksione and Alguire.
S CENTS AND 10 CENT.
ACCOUNT
V ' t
f
VIA
I'M
V.
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Corres)ondingly low fares from all points in Oklahoma. Tickets on sale May
23rd 21th 25th anil 26th; return limit June 5th with privilege of extension to
June 25th. Very low round trip fares from Chattanooga to points in the South-
cast. SPECIAL TRAIN
Consisting of modern Stanlardand Tourist Sleeping Cars high back
and free declining chair cars leaving Oklahoma City Saturday May
8:30 p. m. arriving Chattanooga 7:30 a. m. May 20th. Gen. D. M.
and sons of
MAJESTIC VHEATER.
Pure Rye Flour Per Pound 1 ccnls in Bulk
Photoplays j S
Hess." a tbrillins? drama i Rj
polilii s ill two reels. See I Hi
St:i!F and many other distinguished Confederate Veterans daught
veterans will use this tram. 1 lan your trip via
-THE OFFICIAL ROUTE"
Rock Island Lines to Memphis. Southern Railway to Chattanooga.
For further information and reservations call on nearest ticl.et agent. Phone or write.
coaches
21th at
Ilailey
of the Canyons" a ?reut
"The Hin
of loe ami
I; i this cue.
"The Auk
V l-.Mrl 11 Stol 'j.
Vaudevlde.
May and Ilrov.n in a comedy musi
leal art of fvreat merit. Tl'.ey are suar
anteed to please. See them tonight.
FAY THOMPSON Div. Passenger Agent.
Okhhsm City Okla.
J. R. NUCENT Ticket Agent
Ch
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II
II
Night
5
Children under 10
others 15 cents.
prices:
-.1!
vour moneys worth or your money
back.
fvk r.r at
Once Again
s Best Sugar
M S am
Mi
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Today is 54th Birthday
II ol "Sherlock Holmes"
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Finest Showing of Strawberries. Last Chance for
Per Bo 10c Cheap Berries Per Crate $2.35
Cuuinbirs frt sft urcCn crisp Ctiill .... .'n'
c'cti. medium ro:inil reO fresh price per hunch 5c
Turnip u ith long ftmx per bunch . . .rt"
.tfiH.iSA fresh tender Scalloped one edch . . .'it'
A'ch' I'ot.itoes Vice Urge hum th it hite one per It) 5c
Sweet Vfppcr medium slit found frcnh onen
per doen ...
'hihir.Hjus lony white tender atnllt per hunch l(h
'Khuhjrh Una green fresh (.iA r'i Urn . 'die
I'c.m home urou a hinM tender fn nh
yrcen per pound .... 15c
'1'incnpples. nice ripe fre sh one each . . 10c
Aon Onions fancy lorge licrmud.it p-r Ih . . 5e
Tomatoe nice pound firm Florida tomotoes.
I'er pound . 15c. I'erlmsket . ti.'ic
1 1 IcfT'in by
Ut..-!oti
lb lutes'' r'Hciv
I'nHed Press.
il hearty
1 Doz. Fancy Corna Lemons Beauties
25c
BOTH PHONES 17
?v Cf tfs
hcrloclc
cotiirrutula-
tions today from friemls and adfiiirers
all over the world on the occasion of
Ins ."el tii holiday.' Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle was born in Ktlinbursb. He
is educated fcr the medical profes-
sion and practiced at Southsea be-
tween l SS2 and IVaO. nfterwards aban-
:d)uiu:'' medicine iu Javor of novel vvrit-
I ui1;. His first "SherliKK HoIiiich"
which appeared in 1S8T and with the
i ''SUu of the Four." published two
1 vears later attracted considernb!1 at-
. tetilion. lint it was "The Adventures
m Slierli ck Holmes" w hich appeared
in ISit.'! in Hie Slrutul Ma:;aine wlrch
1 cstaldislied his rcpiitatio.i. The char-j
acter of the famous det.ec.iive was
drawn from Doyle's old "teacher fro'.'
: Hi'll who accordinf; to the author pes-
' BCPsed extraonlinary lo'verR of de-
duction ami observation. Doyle mar-
j ned Miss Jean Lockie iu HM'7 and
i has one sun. Kiut? l'dwar.l creati'd
I him a kni;ht in tiinj.
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travels with the same
descrimination that he ex-
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ercises in ev
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He knows that equipment
and schedules are the essentials
for a comfortable and conven-
ient journey and he selects the
road accordingly.
That is uhy . '
the man u'ho knows
always goes
- y?a "The Katy.'
Dependable Trains
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express. (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. FOURTEEN, No. 123, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 22, 1913, newspaper, May 22, 1913; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc732246/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.