The Daily Ardmoreite. (Ardmore, Indian Terr.), Vol. 11, No. 285, Ed. 1, Sunday, October 9, 1904 Page: 3 of 8
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Ardmore Sunday Oct. 3 1904
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VALUE
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Our under-value specials have already won a place in the hearts of all the good
ladies of Ardmore. The interest in these sales never lags. We are rewarded each
weeR by a great concourse of shoppers who have already profited by Burton-Peel
special sales. You will find profit in attending our Under-value special
l.'i pieces of 27-inch rolianco Silk all shades a 7.V
value every y i-'1 crimrantuod our price this
great sale ..... DUC
2 pieces I i" i biawi talTota worth $1.00
per yard undervalue price per yard
2 piece Poau dosuiu black Silk worth 125
our price per yard.......
69c
89c
i:: 89c
1 piece JJO-iiiches aruiou black Silk the
1.00 value our price per yard
2 pieces of the now finish Italian tafl'otu 20-iiuhes
in all tlie styles and fancy shades a DOe ryr
yalut' our price ..... I OC
$ 1.00
20 pieces 27-iuchos Italian taffeta in all the new
shades 1.2."i vuluo our price in this great
sale per yard
The laig t lino of fancy suitings and skirtings
ever shown over TO pieces mixed coverts tweeds
and worsteds the sf2 O0 value in this great ( 4 l r
sale for only . P 1 nrs
I 900 niprps 3fl-inrfi fast rnlnrpH
Percale
in blues blacKs greys and reds
J an 8 !-2c value 10 yds limit to a
customer special while it lasts
10 yards for 50C
A superior line of inch plain and fancy Dresj
Fabrics for children school wear a 7'c alimrn
our undervalue price per yard DUC
Beautiful line of Japanese Wash Sillcs for waists
worth ode undervalue price in this great in
sale sor yard only 0 L
.ri2-lnch fast linish broadcloth every standard shade
value 7'c per yard undorprice in this great r A
sale per yard DUC
."2 inch a superior all wool fiust finish broadcloth
every standard shades a 1.00 value this sale
undorprice ... IIUI
89c
A superior lino of Muglish broadcloth thi Sl'.'lslllls
most popular colors and WRi'ntod cloth $150
value our undorprice .... VoC
15 pieces all pure wool tricot for ladies waisis
and childrens dresses (solid solars) u 3V rj r
value our price L DC
15 pieces of 22 inch Albatross in all the staple
and evening shades a Unc value rr
undervalue price- per yard ZUC
20 pieces of 52-inch solid color Mohair Suitings
tlie leading shades regular 75c quality r n
undervalue price per yard. OUL
The Economical Store
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The Satisfactory Store
Pension Statistics.
Washington Oct. 5. Veterans of
tho civil war arc dying at the rate ot
100 a day. Commissioner of Pensions
Ware makes this statement and ndJs
that applications for pensions aro br-
ing filed at an average rate of 700 a
day. Tho high mortality anions veter-
an pensioners is resulting In an in-
crease In applications by widows and
minors and will not soon produce nny
reduction in tho number of pensions.
That awHil grinding stabbing pain
In tho back is from tho kidneys. A
Joso of Plnculos will euro it over
night. Plnoulos Is a now discovery
put up In a new way. A delightful
remedy and specific for all Kidney
and bladdor troubles. Sold by City
Drug Store.
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I0NEER
Strong leathor bolts with htcol
nooks at tho ends nro popular among
window washors.
Ueos' Honoy and Tar Is different
'from all other remedies offered for
tho bonofit or cough lung and bronch
!al troubles. It contains antiseptic
proportlos nnd destroys tho germs
and solvent properties that cut tho
jjhlogm allowius It to bo thrown off
moves the bowels gently. Cures
Croup Whooping Cough nnd Colds In
quo night. Sold by City Drug Store.
This is the Pioneer Hardware House of
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y Aratnore. we nave aiways nuu mu uiuim v
IL in selecting standard goods and the stoves J)
the wagons the buggies and the line oi
implements we handle are all regarded the
very standard of perfection. :: ::
t Here are the Special Brands j
Charter Oak Cook Stoves
Majestic Steel Ranges
Mitchell wagons q
Noli ne Wagons J
f Columbus Buggies . V
jonn uucic ""SS'" avi
T Velie Buggies V
In Hulldors' llardwa e wo bavo a complete BtooV: ami oiler l
invitmi tirinxa m nil Ilnrriwarc and TInwaro. '
Our stock of OunB Is new and completo nnrt for a short
tltno wo will Bell Guns atalmost cost
Imported Qerman platod dippers
wasli pans otft Will last a llfotlmc
BPUAdlNS & CO.
If 'ydii hang your cont on a fi-nce
At is fashionable. this spr'ng to keep
.'your oyo on tho fence.
It B'lVBlfo
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'Hay Fever Can De Cured.
'All druggists aro authorized by tho
manufacturers of Uunscn's Catarrh
'Curo to rotund tho money whero It
tfallsi to ciiro nny caso of hay fe-
ver no mattor or how long standing.
'One application gives caso and rest.
Mlfccovoly; it Is tho only hay fever
wiuftflj- sold on u positivo guarantee I
"(J 11 JO JUUl ' tliiMt ove vutv( w
All druggists
pay.
ljulldors aro wearing lght
shoos so th
'it they can snin nUor?
whonovor thoy
iU off.
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THREE POINTS OF
EXCELLENCE
nru. Unt.i rin)J Ft. moilern.iiallT train sorvlco between a
ThC BiatV riVCP ' Ht. Louli. In tbe north. Han Antonio an.l g
Cbair Cnr and Coaches.
The Short Line Kaua" cty aD' oklahoma nd
I. H.-Tho line to OUlabouia City Will bo opened early in February.
"Katv" Dininq Stations
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r nortoii Sulphur Springs
S'riPoB July 1800: "I have
Toxas wrltos u j J fl Un.
Bm0" i.nve proved certainly satlsfac
thoy Tb llnament Is the best wo lmvo
tory. U !ln?e.... ..!! and na ns.
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IVI . K. . "Ksty" oners exceptional n.lvimtuKeB to travel runl Bblllier
o . t alike 1'olderB. inai llluntrateil books n.nl Information will
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cbunrfully be furnUluxl by any "Katy"
"Kntv" to the Wuild's Fair. St.
ucetlt.
Loui
WITH EVERY FIVE
Now that's just what we are doing. But I have this so divided
that every buyer gets the-bencfit. We have just simply taken off
enough on every Buggy Surrey or Hack to amount to this inupli.
Now read the prices given below and see how it fifures.
20 per cent Reduction on
Buggies Surries & HacRs
We are going to give you in this sale some of the best bargains
that have ever been offered to you in the way of Vehicles. Now
remember that we handle the celebrated Moon Bros. Buggies and that
is what we are going to put in this sale. Look at these prices:
$65.00 Top Buggy
goes for . .
SI 00 Top Buggy
g'ocs for. . . .
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...$52.00
...$80.00
$ ' 25 SSfrfcr'.S 100.00
$ 25 extension top
Surrey
$150 extension top
Surrey
$ 10 HacK
g'oes for
$100.00
$120.00
..$88.00
You have boon olTorod special sales on e cry tiling yon use but you doubtless
havo nover boon offered special sales in tbe way of vehicles. Wo manufacture
Harness Saddles and everything in the way of
Bridles Lines and Strap Goods.
and are in a position to glvo you tho best goods for tho least money. Wo havo
some splendid bargains in Wagon Harness Quality and Prices talk. Come and seo
mo if you need anything in this lino and seo if I am not tho man to trade with.
At the White Horse is the Place
2o5 West Main
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