The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 11, No. 208, Ed. 1, Friday, July 8, 1904 Page: 3 of 8
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LADIES' VESTS
lOO Dozen Ladies' Sleeveless Vests
taped and uicely finished the kind
you pny everywhere 10c fori go in
this sale Thursday Friday Z
and Saturday" each
Ladies' 15c Vesta new lot just
came in nicely taped and finished
drop stitch open work de O
sign for 3 days
LION BRAND SHIRTS
We had a tremendous rush on
these the men appreciate n bargain
as well as the ladies. Who wouldn't
cive fi'Jc for n dollar billf The sizes
are somowhnt broken so we will con-
tinue the Bale on theso for three days
more and closo out the
entire lot choice OC
BIG HARVEST SALE
GROWS IN INTEREST
Unlike sales at other places our Big Sale still grows most houses make a Big
Blow for the first few days and then "are just out" ot the articles advertised in other
words they display a few "Baits" at the beginning of a sale and then suddenly the
"baits disappear of course they are sold out (?)
A'
The Big Burton-Peel store does not resort
to such tricks to catch trade; we consider every
promise a moral obligation and no advertisement
appears above our name which cannot be sub-
stantiated to the letter. We're building a business
in Ardmore which is second to none in the twin
'territories and we are building that business
upon the solid foundation stones of
Truth and Honesty.
Instead of following the old dodge of being -'just
out" we have received this week almost a car
load of new goods to replace the ones already sold
We pf opose (o maKe the fast day of oar Big
Sale as interesting as the first.
TOWELS
Here ia a splendid bargain for you and one
which does not appear often nor last long.
During these three days we will give you
the benefit of a special purchase picked up by
our buyer at an undervalue price.
Ono lot 20 x 40 Uuk Lin-
en Towels colored border a
good value at 35c ro for 3
days per pair
25c
One lot Fringed Turkish
Towels 18 x 15. a pood 35c
value you can buy them
these 3 days per pair
20c
To this end we are not only keeping up the
lines of goods advertised but
Adding New Items Every Day
Besides the Special items quoted on this page we
have hundreds of others of equal value.
People do not have to call for Sale goods
at our store they arc the first goods shown.
Keep in mind this fact:
The Reason we Undersell Others
We Underbuy Others.
Some houses may copy our prices on pa-
per but they never touch our values in the goods
Your best interests will always lead you to the
busy big store.
APRON GINGHAM
A shipment of 1000 yards nice 6c
Apron Ginghams came this week
this was our share of a ten thousand
yard purchase. Come in 2x 2 4 x 4
and G s G check with some eolid col
orgwe bouRht them to SELLi we
bought them at a bargain and we al-
ways sell as we buy you can have
as much as you like these 3 dajs at
4c
THE FIVE SPECIALS ARE FOR
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
JULY 7th 8th and 9th
ONE PRICE....
U SPOT CASH
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LINEN BOURETTE
Some call these Linon Novelties
but the goods aro just the same they
are worth GO to 75c per yard nnd are
very serviceable. Every lady who
has bought them will testify to their
excellent value for the money make
splendid World's Fair Suit do not
catch dust or Hut wo will continue
theso on sale these three days at
37 l-2c
Indian Races With a Horse.
San AnKclo. Tex.. July 7. Quito a
crowd of iieoplo watched a most un-
usual race hero today a raco between
a ClioroUeo Indian named H. Hushy-
liead from Tahlequah. I. T.. and a
trained horse. "Curly." owned by Hu-
ron! Hlnnton of Coko county. Tlio
dlstnnco was thirty feet and return
about sixty feet in all. Tho first heat
-was awarded to tho Indian because ot
tho falluro of the horso to touch the
thirty-foot lino before turning. Tho
second rnco was easily won by the
horso which whooled Instantly on
tJio thirty-foot lino end beat tho In-
dian to tho starting point several
feet.
Boschee's German Syrup.
Wo can not understand why any
person suffering with a cold or throat
and lung trouble will neglect to pur-
chase a bottlo of German Syrup sold
in all civilized part 3 of tho world
without a slnglo caso of falluro. There
aro thousands of consumptives right
hero In Indian Territory that give
Hoscheo's German Syrup tho sole
credit of their being nllvo today. Ask
your druggist. Price 25 and 75 cents.
Shoos nnd slippers so lil.o all the
rest ot tho goods at actual flm cost
for ten days ut tho
S-2 AltDMORE DRV GOODS CO.
When Other Medicines Have Failed.
. "I was troubled with kidney com-
tako Foley's Kldnoy Cure. It has cur-
ed when everything olso has disap-
pointed nonnor & Bonner.
Anyway no woman can laco her-
self as tight as a man can drink himself.
Thero aro many wars and rumors of
war but our darling baby boys may
sicken and dlo and never be soldiers
:nless wo glvo them Dr. Moffett's
"TBKTWNA" (Teething Powders).
TKUTIII.N'A" nlds digestion regu
lates tho bowels and makes teething
easy by overcoming and counteract
ing tho effects of tho summor s heat
upon tho dear llttlo ones.
Cheerfully Recommended for Rheu-
matism. O. O. Hlgbeo Danvlllo 111. writes
Dec. 2 1001: "About two years ago
I was laid up tor four months with
rheumatism. I tried Mallard's Snow
liniment: ono bottlo curod mo. I can
ehoorfully recommend It to all suffer-
ing from a llko affection." 25c 50c $1
Sold by W. H. Frame.
Big lino of boys' wash suits. They
must bo sold regardless of cost for
ten days at tho
S-2 AHD.MOHB DltV GOODS CO.
cnntiil blilnnvs nre safeguards ot
life. Mafto tho kidneys healthy with
Foloy'a Kidney euro uonncr tc manor.
Wo soil only tho test fruit Jars
and will nppreclato your trado. J. B
Spraglns & Co. 15 d&w
Peoplo who admlro pretty harness
becomo enthusiastic of Proddy's har
ness. c
Buggies at Cost.
Wo havo a lino of bujgles :u we
Wrfnt to closo out at cor.
Cur stock Includes tiu: Hyncs and
U'pei buggies the best o. earth vis
It our buggy houso on Nvi'i Wash
Irg'on street.
SPRAUuS' a CO.
Honey Drove. Tex.
WALL SCHOOL
Honey tlroTe Tex.
.Man? leading poIIvcpi ami unlverMllea aecttt Its crailuatm tin certltleatn without
examination Itatilil nml thorouuti prok-reHs. Ktuily hall at nluht llnrary ami remllnt;
room. Ilomn ami C'hrlxtlun Inlliifnccv. Inillvi.lu.il attHntion. Sit Hniooim. Y..M.C A.
Kind bat II rm illnclpllne. IIU'li ami tii'ii'ihful locution athletic Uuld. tunnln court win-
naslum hot anil colli liatbn llallillnk- uUiihi with wnterworii. iilecrldty. tuluplionn
anil othur moilurn cunvonlenett. J I'm to ii" r M-nr. For our IIIUHtr.itiul catalOKue ami
calendar. ndtlresH. H. V. WALL Principal Hm TM
What soino men know would fill a
book and what they don't know
would (HI a library.
An egotist is a man who thinks tho
world thinks as much of him as ho
thinks ot himself.
At
Allen's
1 14 Broadway
Phono 179
Carriage Shop you can tet U'lMjcr Tite- It-paired. Ilorses
Shod nud all General Blucksinitliiiif: und Huu'K.v Repairing;
ItvrrnishiiiK Painting Top itepaiting fact the big end of
our business is BUGGY KBPAIRING- W0 nre safe peo-
ple in this line. Why not give us your work! We will do
it right and give you the best on prices. D. K. ALLEN
J-4"HlMt' l'"t"I"ll 'l''1!1 't -J--J--J-11 't'41!1 't 'l' 't' h -t--5-ti-t-'4-JMl'H"l' l"J-Hl"H'l f"H J-
Bronchitis for Twenty" Years.
Mrs. Minerva Smith or Danvlllo
111. writes: "I had bronchitis for 20
years and novor got relief until I
usod Foley s Honey and Tar which
Is a suro cure. Bonner & Bonner.
Somo men aro of. no tnoro conBO-
quenco than a thermomctor on a
pleasant day.
No False Claims.
Tho proprietors ot Foley's Honoy
nnd Tar do not advertiso this as a
suro euro for consumption." They do
not claim. It will cure this dread com-
plaint in advanced cases but do posi
tively assert that It will euro in tho
enrllor stages and nevor falls to glvo
comfort and relief in tho worst cases.
Foley's Honey and Tar Is -without
doubt tho greatest throat and lung
remedy. Reruso substitutes. Bonnor
& Bonner.
Tho man who is unablo to work
and smoke at the samo time invari-
ably smokes.
Tho pill that will will All tho bill
Without a gripe.
To cleanso tho Uvor without h quiver
Tako ono at night.
HoWltt's Utto Early RIsors aro
small easy to take easy and gontle
In effect yet thoy aro so certain In 1
results that no ono who uses them
is dlsappolntod. For quick rcllof from '
biliousness sick headache torpid llv-1
er Jaundice dizziness and all troubles
arising from an Inactive sluggish llv-1
or Karly Risers aro unequalcd. Sold1
by all druggists I
On the Road
You aro on tho right road when coining to this houso
to buy your buggy or hack and then wliuii you are out on
tho roud you huvo tho satisfaction of knowing that you
have the best rig made Wo soil the
Moon Bros. Buggy
Iti looks -bnttor. rides easier lasts longer and is guaran.
teed-to bo a perfect buggy Can you think of more?
Yes there's tho price and wo aro proparod to give
yon tho lowest prico in Ardmoro and as favorablo terms
as anybody Coino in and seo our collection.
We aro selling more saddles than any other two
houses. Ltecauso our goods are handtnado and wo mako
special-price inducements.
J. C. PREDDY
West Main Strtet
Ardmore I T.
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Bivens Corhn & Frensiey
Successors to Williams Corhn H Company
A NKW FIRM NAMK but it's tho samo old Urm In
" tho same building tho samo plonoor hardware
Iioubo In Ardmorp. Tho chanpo in nnmo wbb mado
necossary by tho purchase of a third Intorest by Tom
H. Frensiey.
Mr. Fronaloy noctls no Introduction from us. Ho
has boon associated with tho T. K. Kearney liardwaro
houso of thla city for eight yoars. Thero Is not a fea-
ture of the liardwaro and Implomont buslnoas that ho
doos not understand. Ilia promotion from clork to
partner ia an honor that could not havo beon more
worthily bestowed upon any young man than Mr.
Frensiey.
I. A. Blvons tho Bonior member ot tho Urm Is tho
president ot tho Olty National Bank has for a numbor
of years held stock in tho bnsiness and Is known as ono
of tho ablest and most conaorvativo buslnoas mon In
tho olty.
We are now better equipped than aver to maKe
you Low Prices and Favorable Terms on
Buggies and Wagons Farming
Implements and Hardware
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SELECT A RAILWAY A3
VCU DO YOUR CLOTHES.
KATY SERVICE
(MISSOURI KANSAS . TIXAS RAILWAY.)
SiiHtstt Cinifirtikli ind CMienlmt Trains
THE "KATY FLYER" AND
KATY DINING STATIONS.
Mills Moden's In Prlci
Oosiirpassid la Quilil; and Senrict.
ONE PRICE
50c
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