Ardmor. Sunday April 3 1910
PAGc THREE
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE.
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TIlOl'ULKi).
From North to South
From Fast t( West
Bach household h Ul
A troubled breast
Ami eiery man.
Wherever lit
la dro.i tiling or
An Faster lint.
Tin: .i:v romance.
Kiss mo lull do not muss my li ;i 1 1
Nor bo ni much In hnsto.
Your iirm iny frock If touched will
tent
To put about my waist.
Love tin1 but widely tears and igh.
I loathe ami fear to sec
A tortured brow anil Jealous eyes
llcnt n 1 1 n i' 1 1 on me. i
Ti-U uic y.iii love inc. If you nnit.
Itenietn.ier.ng once 'tis saiil
Clearing the Deck
We arc fast clearing the deck most all the painting
done on the inside. We'll be prepared to wait on
you a great deal more satisfactorily Monday.
Don't think we are not doing business and a
whole lot of it if we are making extensions.
Our stock is assuming a proportion when shop-
ping is easier than any time this season.
HAIR SPECIAL
We have a full line of turban puds with opening for
the hair 25c and 50c
Delevan French Turban Rolls made of human
hair 25c and 50c
SWITCHES
36 inch 3 oz. switches human hair very wavy and
representing careful selection most any shade $7.50
quality Monday special $5.98
30 in. 3 07. wavy switches splendid selection regu-
lar $0.00 quality Monday $4.98
Turban Hair Pins The latest style braid pins 15c
seller; Mondry special 10c
EMBROIDERY SPECIAL CONTINUED
Monday we'll continue our special embroidery sale.
This is certainly an unusual opportunity. We promise
you'll not be disappointed. Come Monday sure.
These all come in match sets but you may buy what
you want.
15c and 20c cambric or Swiss limb. Monday. . .12c
25c and 30c cambric or Swiss limb. Monday. . .18c
35c and 40c cambric or Swise Emb. Monday. . .28c
45c 50c 60c cambric or Swiss Emb. Monday. .38c
Silk Special Monday only wc ofTer 50c new Rajah
silk in metal rasberry. natural helio old rose at 35c
Be sure and investigate this Monday.
New All Over Ncfs Received Saturday in ecrue and
black made on net embroidery and tuck strictly
new and stylish $1 25 $1.50 and $1.75
COLORED LINEN
Being so torn up the past few days we are going to
give you another chance Monday to buy.
56c all linen crash in a variety of colors the thing
for suits or seperate skirts Monday 39c
40c linen crash good line of colors Monday. . . .33c
BELTS
Chi Buster Brown belts for boys and girls in black
brown red and white special 15c
Special value in Buster Brown belts at 25c and 35c
One lot ladies' belts worth up to $1 Monday. . .25c
SHOPPING BAGS
A few 25c shopping bags to close Monday 19c
$2.00 bead shopping bags silver frames at 98c
Few $5.00 and $6.00 real jet shell shopping bags to
clear out Monday $3.48
WAIST SPECIAL
Just received a splendid value in White Lawn
Waists trimmed in embroidery and tucks good
value at our regular price $1 ; Monday 89c
HOSE SPECIAL
25c Ladies' Black Ribbed Hose special Mon. . 19c
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
We have left a few broken lots of Ladies' Misses'
and Children's Underwear; Monday Half Price
NEW KIMONAS
We just received a beautiful line of crepe chally
and silk kimonas from $1 to $12.50
OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT
Awaits your call. We do the rest. New things
received daily.
NEW SHOE DEPARTMENT
We can't refrain from speaking of our new Shoe De-
partment linoleum is down eight new chairs are
placed and everything is clean new and commodious.
It'll do you good to come in see how easy it is to fit
you in strictly uptodate Oxford Tie or Pump for
ladies men and children and the men and boys are
not forgotten.
Monday.
Ladle of the Leaf
M. .1. (JIIIV.
W. C. T. I'. at Christian
Church.
Tuesday.
Carter Avenue Home Mu-
slim Society.
Ilroailwuy llaptUt Itaxaar
at Mrs. Love h.
Jewish A lil Society at
Mike Kemp's.
Christian I la Knar at
Uamscj's.
Wednesday.
Fcrndnlo Review Club.
Thursday.
KosmiiH Kind with
llcii'.y.
Friday.
Olio Club.
Afternoon party at Mrs.
A. Simpson's.
Mrs.
Mis.
Mrs
II.
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That Iteratl n breeds disgust
Ami fervor Is lll-bieil.
111I I'll gle you a love discreet
Cor passion unc utroll'il
With pallor wrinkles ami crow's feet
Turns pietty women old!
Life.
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Program For Tonight.
The Woman's Ton-Inn Missionary
Society of the Urcadway MethodUt
church will conduct the Sunday even
ing hcrvlccs with the following pro
gram:
1. Soni;. ' Morning Light is
llienking"- Choir.
Prayer.
II. Song Choir.
I. Fifteen minute talk on
Rev. Kopcr.
T. S ng. "Jesus the Light of the
World" Infant eluuts.
li. Illble Heading on Light Mrs.
Otiborne anil her class.
7. Heading. "What If the Light
ocs Out?" 'Martha Hoper.
S. Heading "Song of the lVnnleV
-lleitha Osborne.
P. Collection.
10. Hevlew of the year's work
In flve-inlnute talks by lic mem-
bers of the society.
II. "Why a W.unan s Missionary
Society?" Mrs. .1. A. Madden.
1L'. Peneilletlon.
The services will begin promptly
and the ladles hope for a splendid
attendance.
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Household Shower. '
The Senior Class of the high school
coinpli tely surprised I'rof. and Mrs.
(entry II dges on Friday evening
In a most delightful manner by glv-
I Ing them a household shower.
I I'rof. anil Mrs. Hodges have Just
I begun housekeeping at the residence
I of Mrs. Myrtle JnneR In MeLlsh place
and th class took this advantage
of expressing their good wishes In a
substantial manner.
Each member bruught some little
household necessity and spent a
most delightful evening with their
principal and his wife.
M
With the Orios.
The Orlo Club met with Mrs. (1.
II. Webb on Friday with the follow!-
lug program:
SCANDINA VI.VN M YTI LS.
Hull Call A deity of Norse myth
ology.
Heading "Frltlicl s Saga."
Paper- "The Saga and the Kddas"
Miss Hayuiah Hoblnson.
Sketches Asgaril. Odin. Tlior.
Heading "Italilur. the Heautlful l.i
Dead."
Table Qui. The days of the week.
Selection.
Table Talk F.nglaml Miss Marga
ret Outhridgc.
Parliamentary Drill Se en
ol Incidental motions.
Critic Mrs. Connelly.
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Elks' Hall.
One of tile very pleasantest
or the season was enjoyeit
Elks' hall on Friday evening.
The L'.weusteln orchestra furnish-
ed music and quite a number of our
society folk were present Among
those who attended were Misses
Mullen. Tate. Segar. McNees Hynuin
Stewart McKay (iarbad Warren.
Holm. Fraley. Keyser. Lowonsiein
Cllllam Kenner; Messrs. Young. Hin-
klo Williams Cruce Nelson Much
amiu. Louden. Harreld. Darker lloyd.
Suggs Russell Jones. Mr
! Clarke. Dr. and Mrs. N.
Picture Story 'Penile Caldlns.
Hccitnl Ion Vivian Dunlin.
Song by sixth seientli and pluhtli
grades
The first prize for tie iM-nt nam
her on the progruni w.i- awarded to
(italic William; second ml Paul
hie Hall
The Crown Society will entertain
thi Mothers' Club again at theli
nic'iliu on April 15th
The dub will nuiwir mil call at
their next meeting l quotations
famous author.
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Jewish Observance. 
Thursday evening at ItnldMin I
the Jewish H' pi.' celebrated I
one of their rcllgfuua lu'lidajn. cele I
bratliiK the dellverfince of the Jew.)
rroni the Syrian King by Quern K-1
the;. I
A larje crowd wan in attendnri 
ami passed n xery enjoyable ecnlng (
together.
There wu a very tdmtt program
opened with prayer by William Town-
si ml Pfleffer and closed by Lean ;
Daube.
'Miss Doris WoHtheiiner read a
splendid essay oil the ' Significance
of the Day." 
The LowciiKteln hrotliei fnmlnheil '
tlie music for the evening which 'was
most heartily enjoyed. 
I
Sale at Mrs. Love's. i
The Aid Society of I lie Itroadway '
Itaptist church will hold an Banter
' sab- and ba.aar at Mr- I. II. L ve'-
an Tuesday afternoon. beglnnlm;
promptly at -:!Iu o'clock I
All sorts of useful article for
sprllik will be on sale and lefresli
incuts will be solved.
The ladles solicit the geiieroltn pat
i rouage of their friends and acquaint 
ances and Invite uvcrv one t b- 1
! present.
i Kosmos Klub.
. Mrs. Charley Dnhhln was hostess
fot tile Kosmos Klub on Thurdu
alternoou at one of t li - pletuantct
ol the club sessions.
Her party was planned o Hiiggcsi '
April five tables lining set for play
and numbered with t!i letters In
April.
The score cards wire HiiKgestlvc
Mir Apiil and the score kept liy past 
j lug on the letters of tlie word
i When refreshments were served 1
Missions the first course was sandwiches. !
 which were discovered to be of hua-i
dusr. j
On untieing a mcrr verse wu '
found within. 
Doll;i..us refreshments of cream
ami en Ue was served Mesdaiues Ad
auis P.ieakiuore llass. Evans Can-
ter Hanks Johnson Hoper Kiukald
W. I. Cruce (illnier. Coulee Tom
Frame Pogle and Wo.uls; Misses
McKay ltllss Curlew.
The club meeti next with Mis
(leorge Hen!e.
Mothers
The Franklin
lias prepared a
for Wednesday
Sam Noble will
for her siihject '
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Club Program.
Scho'-l Mothers Club
most unique program
afternoon when .Mrs
be leader and have
Civic Improvements.''
Mrs. Car-
McKenney
Clrcl
church
Handkerchltf
Three of
will hold
I
Bazaar.
the Christian
a handkerchief ba
zaar with Mrs. F. J. Hainsey on
Tuesday afternoon t o'. lock.
All friends of the society and mem-
bers of the church are invited to
be present. HefreshmentR will Ue
herved.
Crown Society Entertains.
The MJthers Club of the Second
Ward was most cnJovuhlv enter-
I tallied Friday evening by the Crown women who
Society of tlio Washington school. the kind of
The following program was ren-
dered: Song by lifth Mxth seventh and
eighth grades.
i Hecltatlon ("larenci! Weeks.
I 'Picture Story Kutsscll Weeks
; Heading "Kulogy on the Death of
' Henry W. (Irady" Annie Anderson.
I Heading. "Qii'.tntlon of II. W.
iHrady's New South" lleiinle Harris.
Heading. "!.- War Inevitable?"
Pauline Hull.
Hecltatlon Sarah (illday.
Heading. "Tribute to Washington"
Frank Hall.
Heading. "Our Flag The Old
Flag" Norma Lawson
Heuding "The Hlack Horse nnd
His Hldcr" (lladyn Williams.
She will be assisted by
rie Maxwell. Mrs. (1. III.
ami .Miss Dorothy Dixoa.
Instead of meeting at the scho. 1
building on next Wednesday they
will meet at the Majestic where
.some fine stcnvptlcon views will
short civic Improvement and chil-
dren's playgrounds. Hveiy woman in
Ardmore Is Invited to be piesent
and the members of the M .titers
Clubs are urged to attend.
The hours are irom 1 until '.
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Long Hatpins.
"The Holy (irall" was the sub
Jcct under consideration at this
morning's- meeting of the Ladles' He-
search association and .Mrs. Lysand-
er JJiu Appleton paused lu reading
a paper on tlie subject Just as she
had brought her hearers to tlie
threshold of Haincscs' tomb. "I no-
tice" she said "that the action of
Chicago's council lu barring the long
hatpins has been followed by that
1 of Washington. D C where the
j women are encouraged to wear then)
the contention being made that
tlie women need the protection of a I
hatpin. I wish to uA the members !
of the Ladles' Hesearch association ;
for u test lu hatpin warfare. We will
1 siippcse a baud of Indians approach. '
things i I will count and when. I say three I
i the red men enter that door and
we defenseless creatures will grab
1 our honor and our lives." There was
i a breathless paiMo. "One" said -Mis
Lysander John Appleton: "two
TIIHKK!" F.very woman grabbed for
her hatpin to light with an Imagi-
nary foe lor her lc nor and her life
and forty minutes later when a
count was taken only tlue women
out of the twenty present had suc-
ceeded In finding the heads of their
hatpins In the mass of flowers
feathers and foliage on their hat
and the floor was c vcred with false
hair flowers ribbons etc. which
they had frantically torn from their
heads III searching "That U all. la
dies." said Mrs. Appleton. "I wished
to prove that no woman could find
her hatpin In time to save her from
tlie attack of a snail. Wo will n w
return to Haineses."
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Why Are Nemo .Corsets So Popular?
Localise their PATKNTFD ff.atimm-'.s aro hasoil upon HYGIHNIC principles producing
I'csults that no other corset can possibly jxive. Wear longest so most economical.
JVpC 'I'lioy are ahva.s perfect in style. Because there are models to
JULiVrilJiJJLi fa yvery figuro from VKUY SLKNDIMt TO VF.KY STOl'T. Ami -because
every woman who is once properly fitted in a Nemo Corset ALWAYS
continues to wp:w a Nemo and .ulvises her friends to do likewise.
NEMO SERVICE menus HEALTH COMFORT mid CORRECT STYLE
All Nemo Cor.eti nl $3.00 nnd more are fini.l.cd with LASTIKOPS HOSE SUPPOItTt KS.
(8) which rc 8"rntced lu OUTWEAR ANY CORSET. KOI'S IlKOS. Mix. NEW Y0UK
over the
do ask
mutters'
head with a
divorces for
poker.
such"
People
trivial
son Is leader.
Kcniic). Mrs
Potter.'
assisted by Mrs
.ioodwln and
Mr
Mrs.
The llusy I lees met yesterday af
ternoon with Mm Tom Frame.
The Ladles Aid Society cf the
Piesbyterhtn church does not meet
on Tuesday aneiuoon. The second
and fourth Tuesdays in each moiiMi
are their regular meeting days.
Tlie W. ('. T. I'. will meet at
the Christian chinch 011 Monday af-
ternoon when It is hoped there will
be a g oil attendance.
The Ladles Aid Society of tlie -lew-ihh
church meets on Tuesday after-
11011 at "::! (.'cluck with Mrs. .Mike
Kemp. A good attendance is solicited.
Mrs. II. II.
for Kentucky
Sayre hit 'I'hursda
011 a slioit visit.
Tlie Presbyterian Mlssbnary So
clety are issuing a year boik i
programs for the Incoming year
when they 1hik to Instill new vigor
III the society nml Interest the church
members ;it huge III their work
j Mis. M. .1. (iili very delightfully
I entertained with a six course dinner i
Ion Thursday evening. Covers were I
1 placed for MeMlannn llutow Katli I
I id' Chicago. Oilier .f Chicago C. O. 
Ilium Mr. and .Mrs. Dings. Mr. (lull-yer.
The Daughters of tlie Confederacy
met yesterday afternoon at the Oil-
uier Hotel with quite an Interesting
program
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVTO HHOMO Qulnlno
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
It falls to cure. B. W. GROVE'S sig-
nature Is 011 each box. Doc.
1
Invitations were mailed yesterday
alternoou by Mesilame.t .1. X Dinl-
son .I0I111 Nichols llertha Wliiteuiaa
ami II. A. Simpson for an alterno n
party at Mrs. II. A. Simpson's on
Friday at three o'clock. Ilrldge nnd
whist will be played.
dances
at the
The Ladles of the Leaf meet with
Mrs. M. .1. (1111 1 n tomorrow after-
noon ami conclude the study or
"Vi-nlly Fair." Mrs. C nub-. i ib 1- 1
"America1! Foremoit Brand"
LUZIANNE COFFEE
A COrftE lh. I will g!youv.ry A COrTEE who.doubl.lrnf th 
tliil4Clion nd low pic makat lUconamictl
ANY PATRON .PLEASING GROCER WILL SUPPLY YOU
THE REILY-TAYLOR CO.
NEW ORLEANS. U.S.A.
. and Mrs.
C. WmmIs.
Here and There.
In that woman hank for women in
New York theyll all want the Job
of Teller.
"I eat and eat
Some syrups arc &
iening sweet some arc
too much of these one
1 w it)
eat and eat ana eatl swear j
KING HLNRY V.
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sweet some are sick-
just sticky. A little
1 1
once is much too nnicn
always.You never will get tired or
The Chicago men who are obje t-
I Ing to the use or hatpins to hold
women's hats on hhould remember
1 that there might be a few Chicago .
were not provided with
heads to which a hat
could be attaehcil with a screw
A man In Chicago wants a ill
vorce be -ause his wife feeds him on
goat and horse meat and hits him
VeIva
Breakfast Syrup
f
BETTER THAN SPANKING
Saiiklni: (l'"i dot rurp dillilri-n nf t''l
Krttlni:. TIiiti- l i'iitltulliiiut i'ium' fur
Itila Irimhlr. Mri. M Huiuiiirra llii W.
Sunlli lli'inl lint  Mill mii.I frre t') any dioIIjiT
lirr nun-rMirul tioiuc trrilmrnl wlU full
ImttrurlloiK Siiel no mnifj lut rll l"f
lilar It jrimr ililliln-n IrcuWe ton In IliU
 wr Ilun'l l.lami- llif (Ull.l lltf cbtnrri trr
j ll rau'l lirlp It. TLli Iretluifiit to rurrt
I ilnllt ina aKi-l mi1i truuUi-J wild urlue
I dinn-ulllei Ij Atr or oljlit.
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in a r. -wnv irnni 111c uuic ui.w w. -a-w v
aa v w &
sugar cane. Its taste is simply delicious
For iaU by all groan.
Strvtd by holtli and dining can.
Pknick a Ford LVo.
NEW ORLEANS LA.
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