Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 235, Ed. 1 Friday, January 20, 1922 Page: 3 of 6
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CHICKAIHA DAILY EXPRCII CHICKAIHA OKLAHOMA PIDAV JANUARY 20 1t23
ACt THRU
SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN
Ngre Plead Oullly.
Wtien arraigned la county rouri
yettrrduy Sid Tryon nVjro plead
l guilty to churia of i-lllng In
toili-atlng liquor and was avntum-eil
to pay a fine of :0.00 and court
costs and serve 30 day In t ho
county jull. Ha was arrested sev-
ers! daya ago.
Starch for Etcapts.
Authorities have no clue of 111 k-
Imy Cwbtree Dill High and Dub An-
drews three prloonera who recently
escaped fronv the county convict
road gang. All were serving smitun-
tea Imposed some time ago.
Attend Klwanls Banquet.
Moman H. Shepard. president;
Porter Honegar secretary: Dr. L.
E. Emanuel district trustee of the
Klwanls club of ChUkasha repre-
sented the local club at the ctmr-
tor presentation night banquet given
by the Klwanls club of I.awton In
the Midland hotel In Law ion last
night. Kuch of the local delegnteu
nmdo short talks to the 100 Klwan-
ians and tho ladles who were pro
cnt. Thoy returned to Chlckonlia
this morning.
To Open Store at Duncan
I. A. Bono proprietor of La Vorii
aa a business vUltor In Duncan
yesterday completing aranguinent
for the new store which he Is pre-
paring to open there. Tho Duncan
store will bo known as "La Vogue"
and will be modeled as Mr. Ilone'i
Chit-kasha store. It will carry a
complete line of ladles' ready-to-wear
goods and Mr. Done plans to
make It one of tho most attrnctlvg
specialty shops In this part of tho
Mote. It Is expected that tho Dun-
can store will be ready for business
some time betwen Feb. 15 and
March 1 the date to be detemined
by time required to get goods de-
livered from the eastern market.
Mr. Done will devote a part of his
time to Oils Duncan store but will
continue his personal management
of his business in Chickasha.
Leases New Quarters.
Tom Cheney second hand furni-
ture depler announced today that
ho has leased the store room at 206
Chlekasha avenue formerly occupied
by the Hensley Erlckson Tire com-
pany. He expects to open a second
hand store there about February 1.
I'rofesvlonal Women's club will not
hold the social meeting planned for
this evening at the home of Mr. and
Mr. Out Icy Anderson It was an
nounced this afternoon.
Social Meeting Postponed.
Because of the critical Illness of
F. A. Bledsoe 142. Idaho avenue
brother of Dr. Martha Bledsoe presi-
dent of the club the Business and
FRENCH TRADE WITH
RUSSIA STILL SMALL
Ily JOHN DE OANDT
(failed I'rei Staff Correspondent.)
i'ails Jan. 2) Knglawl has
bought six in H 1 1 1 til pounds sterling
worth of ituKtlun product lliroittfh
the Hovlet Co-operative PocMy
since the beginning of lJl. During
the tarns period Germany has pur-chnm-d
six billion irarks worth
throligh the Coiumlsarlut of Foreign
Trade. This ha been made known
In Pari by Ivan Hkobeeff ex-minister
of the ItusHlan Provisory Govern-
ment now agent In Frame for
Soviet Co-operative Hoclety.
Ai regards business wlti Fr.mrc.
Kkobeleff said very llltlj has been
done niontty on account of tho lack
of necessary technical condition.
The largest part of the dealings
was done Indirectly either In conn-
trios bordering Kunxla or In Scandi-
navia or even through foreign
firms. However recently a falrlr
Important bargain was concluded foi
tho direct sulo of automobile sc.-
esHorles enpeclnlly tiros. Other or-
ders have been received and are
bolng attended to.
"HiiskIu's foreign trade pniil
out Skebeleff. has been ri mnrkably
developing In tno r;"f months.
thanks chiefly to tho nev economic
policy and slnco somo coinmerclel
accords were concluded by the
fr'ovleU. Of courso. IIuksIr began
by Importing it Is normal for u
ruined Industrial rrRanlzalion which
I iisust before everything get mcins
or production from tho outside In
hiding foodsturf but exportation
Ims also ntartod. The total exports
to Kngland for tho first eleven
months of this year through the
Co-operative havo reached 1130000
pounds sterling whereof G84.OO0
vorth of timber 12J.000 of nsptha
products 202000 of manganese mln
crul 20000 of copper and 9001
vorth of furs.
una may expect quite shortly a
lurge increase In the exportation of
the following: Timber nuptha pro
ducts manganese minerals from N'l
kopol amlanth grapCiite furs linen
and various others.
"If tho political situation becomes
more favorable the exchanges be
tween the big countries and Russia
will become very active especially
with France where there are so
many kinds of goods necessary tn
Russia that cannot be found else-ffliere.
U. S. HERO SLEEPS BY
HIS CHINESE FATHER
The new siiperdreadnotight Wash-
ington has four 8300 electric pro-
pelling motors.
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Illlllllllil
Empire Meat Company
Phone 672.
Originators of low prices on meats in Chickasha.
U. S. Government inspected meats.
EARLY MORNING SALE
4-lbs.
for
Tlate Boiling:
Reef
..25c
3-lbs. Tot Roast for 25c
2-lbs. Chuck -Steak ....25c
Whole or half Hams per
lb. 19c
2-lbs. Pork Chops 35c
Pork Roast lb. 14c
2-lbs. Creamery Butter.60c
9-lbs. Compound $1.00
ALL DAY SPECIALS
Round Steak lb. 18c
Loin Steak lb. .18c
Porterhouse Steak lb..18c
Prime Rib Roast rolled
per lb. lZVfcc
Veaj Loin Steak lb. 22c
Veal Roast lb. .15c
Veal Stew lb. . 10c
Armours Star Hams whole
per lb.' .w 26c
Morris Supreme llams26c
Sugar Cured" Bacon 18c
2-lbs. ' Best Cream Cheese
fur 56c
Coney Isle Franks .15c
Mutton Roast per lb..10c
Mutton Stew lb. 08c
1 When meat sells for less the Empire will sell it. '
i Beginning Saturday morning we will deliver meats to any
part of the city from 1-lb. to 1000-lbs. for one dime.
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HOOVER
IT BEATS .
AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS
We urge you to purchase the efficient Hoover Suction
Sweeper because we KNOW that it is cheaper to own
than not to own.
L Entirely without obligation we ask permission to
demonstrate on your rugs how thoroughly The Hoover
beats out all nap-wearing embedded grit sweeps up
; all stubborn clinging litter and suctions away all
loosened dirt.
We are anxious to prove to you the necessity of own-
ing The Hoover. Phone us today. .
Remember The Hoover is guaranteed to prolong
the life of rugs while it keeps them immaculately clean.
Chickasha Gas& Electric Co?
(tir tu rni ivm.)
fun Francisco Jan. !0. fbe.-i
ChungHen. C1iIii'mo by ptrentage
hut soldier In the Amorlon Army
whnn Cie died sleeps with his ancev
tors outside the Fiuth (late of Can
ton China.
And by order of the Culled. Mate
War Department he has fruit taktf
In his coifin to he won't gel hmiisry.
(hen was killed fighting In Kratuv.
His father Chen Hlnglo wrote to
the War Department and asked Unit
his trim's body might bo returned to
Canton to sleep with the ancetor
.f ti'e t'hrn family. The War depart-
ment listened to the plea of th-i
father sod directed that whatever
the old man atiked lie should ro-
celve So the body of Chen Chanp Hen
was brought from France to Now
York where It was met by the
futher.
"It's a long journey hack to China
(.ml then a long way more to the
place where our forefithers sleep."
said r';o elder Chen. And according
to Chinese custom be axked that
rake and other goodies be placed
In the casket "lest tho hoy be hun-
gry." Tho request was officially
granted and the dead boy's body
rent on Its way to China. I '
On top of tho casket are two In-
scriptions one lu Chineso and the
other In American. They were writ-
ten by the father and both say:
"This soldier named Chen Oaang-
Pen also named lutxo another name
SieToo-Sun. Ills home Is Jlu gl
Chuen outHlde of South (late Tul
Ren Ehen (Shin Ling) Cunton
China."
SALOON PORTER AT 20; '
NOW P08II8SEI WEALTH
Cincinnati O. Jun. 20. Twenty-
four years ago it the age of 14.
a saloon porter. Today at 40 re-
tired with a fortune of more than
half a million dollurs.
This Is a bit of the Interesting life
history cf Julius I'ayton who has
When Him k ne nuy h Is not wor-
ried It moans something and when
he goes out and books games with
Neliranks tho Army and Indian
and runs nfier Iowa for another
game It meant more.
'Prominent among (lis thirteen
that will leave the university la
June ars Klley and Anderson the
great pair of flankers and Johnny
Just disponed of his ihuln of several
restaurants to take life easy. Four ! MohanlL tbe brilliant pass throwing
... ..... '
iirotuers wno. worci for him ns
wallers havo acquired the ruling
houses.
'Trouble with a lot of people Is
ihnt they never know when they
have enough" I'ayton says. "They
work and accumulate until long pant
middle nge." he argues. "Then when
they are ready to quit they are too
old to enjoy the harvest."
Danditry Is rampant In the Crimea
which has been completely devas-
tated by the wars and domestic
strife.
ROCKNE IS NOT
WORRIED OVER
HIS 22 ELEVEN
lly HKNItV I.. FAtllltXl
(t'nlted Press Staff Correspondent.)
New York Jun. 'Jo. I .oka of thir-
teen first-string pluvort would sug-
gout bankruptcy as a way out for
most football roaches.
If not desperate the situation at
leant would bo retarded as critical.
Knuto Hockno Notre Dame's "mlr-
sclo" man" Is not even puckering u
brow over this plight.
"We'll bo there with another win-
ner next year" Kockno said at tho
recent meeting of fmilhatl conchej
here.
After a glimpHo at Kockne's rec-
ord his outward calm cannot be
taken as an assumption of bravado
ti-i .i.
I i lien me Rrem ueurgu mpp oieii
Ikfter the l'.CO season tho sages pro
nounced '"Ptiore goes Noire Dame."
Hut the Iloosier's came cast last
year with an even greater team one
that wus pronounced the finest
seen around tho Aliunde seaboard.
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SUITS COATS AND WOOL DRESSES
RADICALLY REDUCED
$55.00 Suits choice
$55.00 Coats choice
$55.00 WoOi Dresses choice .
$25
back. Mohardt Is going to Harvard
to study medicine but he will not
be eligible for participation In var-
sity athletics.
lto ken probably will build his
backflcld around Una lesch the
world's champion hurdler and one of
the faKtest running backs ever seen
on ths gridiron and Taut Casiner
the ambidextrous passed two footed
kicker and brllllunt open field run-
ner. When the Notre Dame team came
east lnt fall Den-h st'.d CsHner
were rated as sutiRtltut . After tho
brand of football they nhcwnd
galut Itutgers. the tritics i.il'l-
"Ureat gonh If t' ev are suhMltut .
what can the regulirs do?"
Cas'.nt-r Ihiosj with either ran-l
and l.lil.t Willi i iiliir ' foot. I In
n great punir and a slurp .hooter
at drop kit Miik Ilcckne rxpe ts t
build a bewildering attack around
this slur triple theater.
The eleven probably will bi
coiiipoiied of this year's stihKtltut-i
but subs hold good fur nearly every
kic. ml 1 1 ring man llovkne shut in
diitlng t l.e Amy and I'.utger
gsiuea.
No wonder they arrnt'l purturbed
at Notre Dame
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To Quality
Any medi'-ino (lint yotj
itiny want f loin nuilomel
ttiM'jt to n iii'il.iria rem-
edy you'll fltnl tttulcr
t:io"V.V."l;id Shield.
llvory lnslin t 1 enrittjj
(liiKliiU'lMoflii'Ii fiinl-
i'yniidcsfalili. I;cli:.ciit.
It isotir emblem of honor
mid jottr hhiol.l ct no-
toeliiin. JiCt it bo jcur
guido to health.
Van Vletit-Manifield Drug Co.
South' Lrronst Whnlmnh Dr'vt't
A.amphu Tun.
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I The Year Round
Materials
no Failures
When you use it
you use less
Wlien you buy
it moderate
in price
A pound can of Catumet
contains full 16 oz. Some)
baking powders come in 12
oz. cans instead of 16 oz.
cans. Be sure you get a
pound . when you wont it
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Mandknit Heavy
Sweater Coats
Colors white navy cardi-
nal scarlet gray and color
combinations worth $15.00
Now $9.85
Ladies Kid Gloves
Greatly Reduced
$850 16-Button Kid Gloves
$5.95
$5.50 8-But. Gauntlet Gloves
$3.95
3.S0 2 -Clasp Kid Gloves
$2.35
Ladies Dresses
pf splendid all-wool Serge
(ill-wool Tricot inc and wool
jersey neatly styled and
well made' worth $20.00
i ' Now $10.00
Ladies Wool Hose
Specially Priced t
$3.50 Wool Nose now
$1.95
$2.50 Wool Hose now
$1.65
$2.00 Wool I lose now
-$1.45
ANY FUR NECK-PIECE
AT
- 33 1-3 PERCENT
DISCOUNT
4 4jf asam
:"i;:ir;i;iiiiiii::i!in
rvtrT I
luvc;
No use waiting until spring to get an oil stove buy the famous
Red Star now and save several tons of high priced coal.
This oil stove will cost to operate about the same as gas at 25c
per thousand. Save the difference. -
Now
Buy
Easy Terms
Small payment down. $5.00 for '(
1 J ! i. 1.' J W
the purchase price of a Red
Star.
1 14 ..ln!!i:':!l!ll!i!l! Pi.
keefi::g well lieacs
A CONSTANT FIGHT
AGAINST CATARull
'.h ritwiM mmv hn AimT1fcA mm a mlarrfcftl Mnitton. CfMlffhfl. ntds. null
rtarrh (Uxnacli and bowel diaordsn ra just lew ol tlw WJ common ilia du to
catarrh.
Fight ttt Fttit ethurh with icmndy of msmred merit remedy which haa
npuuuoo lor useliurjeai ezwndui( over bait a century
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Set of Silver-Knwcs
and 'Forfcklf th "
each Stnve'. J
F R E E
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We still have factory man with us. He
will gladly demonstrate the Red Star
in your home. Phone us.
HARDWARE
COMPANY
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DR. HARTMAN'2
Chickasha Oklahoma
421 Chickasha Ave.
Phone 1C3.
T'bfts or Liquid
Bold Bvrywlr
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 235, Ed. 1 Friday, January 20, 1922, newspaper, January 20, 1922; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc733091/m1/3/: accessed April 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.