Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. SEVENTEEN, No. 50, Ed. 1 Monday, February 28, 1916 Page: 2 of 8
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CHICKA8HA DAILY EXPRESS CIIIOKASII A' OKLAHOMA. 7
PAGE TWO.
Condensed Statement of
The First National Bank
of Chickasha. Oklahoma
At the Close of Business Dec. 31 1915
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts - 713r.74.5i
State County and City Warranti . ..51
Overdrafts - - . - "S
Premium on Bonds . . . J.OOO.OO
Furniture and Fixtures - - '0000.00
Real Estate Owned - - 6S'S2'X2
Federal Roserve Bank Stock - - JAY.-Y.)l
United fit.at.ps Bonds at car - - IW.WV.W
U. S. Bonds on hand
Cash with U. S. Treasurer
Cash in Vault
Cash with Banks
State Bonds
$ 15.000.00
10000.00
105869.61
144436.74
180000.00
454.806.35
LIABILITIES
$849182.74
162965.23
5000.00
"11437925.12
$200000.00
60000.00
; 778 15
10000.00
200000.00
Capital
Surplus
Undivided Profits
Dividends Unpaid - :
Circulation
Individuals
DtpoiUi Banks
United Statei
$1487925.12
Iha above statement Is correct.
F. L. SLUSHER. Cashier.
The above figures show the condition of this Bank.
We invite accounts of all desiring safe conservative
and liberal banking connections. No rediscounts. No
borrowed money.
1017.147.97
MAKE YOUR NEXT SACK
nil (f
and your cooking worries will be
fewer. Your cooking better.
It's the only Flour made in Chickasha.
CHICKASHA MILLING CO.
Toilet Preparations
THAT PRODUCE RESULTS
Every woman knows that there are many grades of toilet
preparations. Some are put up in the most inexpensive
manner possible possess little or no merit but aro hand-
Bomely labeled and made only to sell to the credulous. We
do not handle such preparations.
With another class of preparations the expense is all in
the high quality of the goods. These preparations possess
genuine meMt are safe and produce results when properly
applied as directed. We do handle these preparations and
we don't handle any other kind.
S
Wren Drug Store
"In Business for Your Health."
Phone 19. 3rd and Chickasha.
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Willard Storage Battery
KEEPING IN CONDITION
A half-starved man can't work on an ice
wagon. And a weak battery can't give
good lighting and starting service. We're
here to make weak batteries strong.
Modern Garage
Free inspection of any battery at any time.
OFTEN HAPPENS
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USEFUL AT ALL TIMES
DRESSING SACQUE THAT WILL BE
FOUND GREAT CONVENIENCE.
Suggestion Well Worth Adopting by
the WomanWho Likes to Have
Pretty Things "to Wear Ma-
terial of . Many Kinds.
To lift really at home a woman
Bliuuid have a number cf dressing
Harquen "sauU-de-Iits" anil neglige
jackets wlilcli aro elaborate enough
t: wear when Informal callers drop in
unexpectedly or when they are
d iiiiicd as dinner jackets on the oe-
iani' us when (me is dining quite en
famine and must dress after dinner for
some fund i-.ii.
This design can be used for making
up all these various kinds ;f saeiueB
and Jackets. As a dressing Barque It
could be made of .flannel embroidered
or braided around the borders or it
could be decorated on the edges with
a wash satl;; border or with an at-
tractive laro rullle. Al! these styles
wash and the dressing sacque de-
mands washing because it is worn
when the hair la being dressed and the
hands manicured and morning Jetton
answered.
Since this sucque. is worn In rooms
of varying degrees of warmth and
chilliness it is needful to bavo a set
of saeqties In several materials. Flan-
nel oitrn corduroy whicli is much
wont Chinese and Japanese pri-.ted
silks American wash silks Japanese
cotton rrepea cud some of the Eng-
lish rhlnUes. l'ir the summer the
thin silks and crepes and dainty lawns
with ruffled edfces make up i-liancitig
dressing saeques.
Tin. sault-tfe-lit is mere elaborate
than a dressing saeque a-'d is riade
Chickasha Grain Today.
N'.s. Z milliiiir wheat $'..00.'
' No. 2 export wheat !."c.
( nrn ear (mixed; fSc.
Corn white car CCc.
Torn lulled (mixed) "in:.
' Corn white shelled 6::c.
May Oi.cn. ll'.lSJi lo UL!"; close
' July Open lo 1.10; close
h ;.
CORN.
MryOpcn. "fi'a to ."; close 73?.
July Opt n 7 to dose 7i:'.
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Hells I never bco litem together
any more; yet they always used to ba
Buch good friemlij.
Way Haven't you lieard? Tboy
went aud spoiled It all by gettins mar.
rted.
WESTERN UNION
Sets the Miles at Haught
A business campaign
of Day Letters and
Night Letters will
quickly prove dis-
tance an imaginary
barrier and clock time
only a comparison.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
Dressing Sacque and Cap.
of lingerie delicate silks and any
Soft fmo cotton weaves trimmed
with lace and ribbon. It is worn over
the low-neck nightie and also when
sipping tea in bed of a morning. The
sault-de-lit is generally cut shorter
than ;ho dressing sacque.
' When this design is used as a nog-
ligo for informal receptiar. of woman
guests and for tlcs quiet dinner before
the opera there should bo a sash or
belt of ribbon worn around the waist
and the sacque should be of Chin'eso
or Japanese printed silk or chiffon or
lace all very much trimmed and col-
orful. Washington Star.
CONSIDER THE .WALLFAPER
Dec-ration That Will Go Far ta Make
or Mar the Appearance of Large
or Small Room.
Dark days and lack of stmlight bring
out some defects in house fun.ishing
that we never realize during il.e sum-
mer. Take for example a room with
a northern exposure that has been pa-
pered in grayish tones one if those
sensible papers that will not sh.iw dirt.
How chill and melancholy it looks i:i
the winter even though well-warmed
and lighted. If the gray paper were
replaced with buff or soft yellow the
room would have i. cheerful look at
all seasons. In such a room ecru cur-
tains are preferable to pure white as
they give a sunny tone to the room.
A small room is always made small-
er by an elaborate heaviiy-patu rued
wallpaper that seerr.s to project riglft
out into the room and when dark
colors prevail in the heavy pattern the
effect is very unrestfiil. Mjuei". taste
is shown more ar.d nv.re i;i wall cov-
erings of simple or restful design
and coloring in textures that will not
harbor dust. The winter gives a good
opportunity for stuoyii.g such im-
provements if tbev are to be r.'.ade at
the time of the sr.ri.g cleaning.
Tulle Much Used.
Groat quatititiej of tulle are being
used en evening gowns this .season
not only for fashioning the gown but
lor trimming purposes in wisps of
draperies scarfs and in ere gown as
a train. A black ar:l gold evening
frock shows a wide piece' of tulle
caught across the back of the frock
and held with jet bracelets to tho
wrists.
. Capes of Fur.
Capes of fur are to be worn this
winter. Sort new models noted were
of kolinsky. These had attached cra-
vats t!m long ends of which fell down
its front or were thrown carelessly
over the shoulder. A er..all flat muff
of tiie fur accoBpasiei tie caps.
ORDINANCE NO. 594.
An Ordinance Regulating the Running
rnd Operation of Street Cars Au-
tomobiles and Motorcycles in the
City of Chickasha and Requiring
Salt! Street Cars Automobiles and
Motorcycles to Stop at Certain
Streets and Crossings in Said City
cf Chickasha.
lie It Ordiinod by the .Mayor and Oil y
Council of the City of Chickasha:
Section I. That all street caiij oper-
titinr; on and over any street car lino
in the city of Chit kasha in Crady
county Oklahoma before crossimr or
passing over Kansas Avenue Minne-
sota Avenue and fixth Street shall
come to a full and complete stop.
Seel ion II. That ail automobiles and
motorcycles moving running or driven
within the corporate limits of the City
of Chickasha shall before crossing
over the street railway at Minnesota
Avenue Kansas Avenue and Sixth
Street in said City of Chickasha come
lo a full and complete stop.
Pec-lion Hi. Any person operating
ilrivins or directing the operation of
any street car automobile or motor-
cycle violating the provisions of Hit-
ordinance shall be guilty of a misde
lneanor aud upon conviction sliall b
fined in any sum not exceeding $2.7 oi
imprisonment in. the city jail for anj
time not exceeding days or toy
both such fine and imprisonment; pro-
vided further; that any coporation op-
erating street cars automobiles or mo-
torcycles in said city of Chickasha tfie
drivers or operators of which shall vio-
late the provisions of this ordinance
shall bo euilty of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction shall bo- fined in anv
sum Tint excredinir $21).
Section IV. No vehicle shall pass on
the right tide of any street car which
lias flopped to take on or discharge.
u passenger but all such vehicles slin.l
come to a full stop and remain so ur
til such passenger or passengers an
taken on or discharged.
Section V. No person while riding
a bicycle tricycle motorcycle or on
roller skates "hall take hold of any
other vehicle or street railway car
for the purpose of holdkig on to and
being carried alonii by said other veh-
icle or street railway f'Jir.
Section VI That each and every
owner of pny automobile or motorcycle
(.bull register his name and state li-
cense number with the City Clerk ot
tl-.e Citv of Chickasha. within t-n days
rter said number is received by
owner.
Section VII. The following vehicle-
in the order named sliall have the ris''1
of vav in the use tf ail s .reets and
public places within the City of Chick-
asha viz.' Apparatus of the fire de-
partment police patrol wagons ambu
lances responding to emergency cnlls
I emergency repair wagons or the clec-
i trio liebt "as and street railway com
panies and I'niled States mail wag-
ons when in service as such.
Section VIII. No vehicle shall be
allowed to be left standing within ten
feet of a fire plug or mail box.
Set Hon IX. All ordinances and parts
of ordinance in conflict herewith arc
hereby repealed.
5 cetien X. And person persons -or
corporations viol iting any section or
sections of this ordinrtntv shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon con-
viction shall b fined in any sunt not
to exceed $-'
Section XI. An emergency is hereby
declared by reason whereof it !s nec-
essary for tin: immediate persorvation
of Hie public peace and safely that this
act take effect from and after its pas-
paga nd approval.
O. COFKMAN' Mayor.
Attest:
Tv fJ. REYNOLDS. City' Clerk. 11
FARMERS FEAR IOWA CORN
CORN CROP WILL EE FAILURE
Ey I'nited I?ress.
DlCS MOIXKS. la. Feb. 2S This ii
!ced corn week in Iowa. Following a
wel cold siinunei the corn crop was a
partial iaih're and' examination of seed
corn has shown thel' a. '.nrprisiir;
amount of It. will not germinate. .Jo
alarmed are the experts' bankers and
agricultural editors that uu y convinced
Covernor Ceo. W. Clarke that Iowa fac-
ed another bud corn vear this tim
from a light f rop 'because of poor seed
torn and ho has designated Ibis week
as "Seed Corn Week" during which
every farmer is urged to test bis seed
corn. In northern Iowa coi.ntes it it
estimated that at least half of Hie s"e;l
corn is poor and thousands of bushels
will be. imported irotil the sou' It west.
Constipation
When cofilive or troubled with con-
stipation take Chamberlain's Tab-
lets. They are easy and most agree-
able in effect. Obtainable every-
where. Adv.
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WANTEl? Cleau cotton rags at the
Daily Express ofrice. HlgHest cask
price paid.
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Chickasha Oklahoma
Why not put yourself on
the pay roll? You pay
the landlord the grocer
the butcher and the coal
man each month. Why
not yourself? Next pay
day bring your check to
The Oklahoma National
Bank and start an account
The Oklahoma National Ban
verr Man Owes
' ;
Himself
and those dependent upon him a certain
insurance against the future against
sickness death times when his earning
capacity is cut off.
The Safest
Insurance
. '. 4 is. an account at the bank. Our bank of-
. ix fers some attractive inducements to those
who desire to open savings accounts.
The Farmers State Bank
deposits guaranteed:
We pay 4 per cent on time deposits.
J. W. WILSON
Cashier.
M. F. COURTNEY
President
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M'n fomaa President
W. h'. Ilorae Vke-Pret.
Ed. P. John Caihkr
F.C.'Iall. Att't Caitiicr
Citizens National Bank
CHICKASHA. OKLAHOMA ' .
Capital $75C0O. Surplus and Profits $45000
YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.
DIRECTORS-Wm. Inman W. W. Hnrne. Ed. F. Johns
W. H. Drigpers. J. C. Drivers. 'J. F. Dngrgers I. S.
Hendrick II. P. Ellis. L. W. Long.
I yJccountt of merchant corporation and ladivilualt tolicllcd. Evsry i
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e Serve You in a
Neighborly Way
The oilicers of this large bank desire to serve
you as neighbors and friends.
There is no red tape to go through and you will
not be made to feel as though we were conferring a
favor by accepting your account.
You will receive courteous personal attention
at all times and your accountIf only a few dollars
is cordially welcomed.
We offer you PERFECT AND COMPLETE
'FACILITIES.
The Chickasha National
' ' Bank -
T. H. Dwyei1 President. Roy C. Smith Ca$Her
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Evans, George H. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. SEVENTEEN, No. 50, Ed. 1 Monday, February 28, 1916, newspaper, February 28, 1916; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc733190/m1/2/: accessed May 10, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.