Anadarko Daily Democrat (Anadarko, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 33, Ed. 1, Monday, March 8, 1909 Page: 4 of 4
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Local News
Spring Fashions Are Now
An
Open Book
Ai
This Store!
These Arc Opening
Show Days!
If any there be who
doubt the interest of the
feminine world in the
new fashions of a new
season a sight of the
crowds who are throng-
ing here these first
Opening Days would
quick'mend their views.
Every woman seems hungry tor a knowledge of the new things in fashions
colors shapes patterns and materials and the gentler sex is turning out in full
force to see the brilliant and beautiful array of merchandise which has made this
store the very home of Spring.
And there's no question about the high approval of our selections. We hear
nothing but expressions of admiration and delight on every hand. But we expect-
ed nothing else. In all of successful catering to the tastes of the dis-
criminating and the purses of the economicalthis store has never held as much for
beauty-lovers and economisers as now.
yf .ft v . i t . rfv
Y'W' .1.
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Millinery
Those new styles are exquisite. "
All the Novelties shown from St. Louis
to Paris are represented here.
Nothing new shown anvwhere but
what you can find the same here. In most
cases a little cheaper than at most Metropol-
itan stores as we are satisfied with smaller
profits and in every case a ureal deal cheap-
er than any local smaller millinery establish
ment and there are only a fsw larger ones
than ours in the State.
For Eirly Wear We Have Secured
ONE HUNDRED (too)
$M ftM tailored ate
mostly sold at from $8.00 to $15.00
and offered here to open the season
AT
$3.50 .to $850
Ladies' Tailored Suits
Made up in Tropical Worsteds and French
Serges shadow striped Panamas; New
Spring shades Spring 1909 designs.
High class workmanship and designs only
$15.oo to $35-00
dpring Wrapt
If new swell and swagger we show it.
Those silk Lace Coats are the dressiest
Spring wraps shown. Colours Black
Cream Champaign and Brown. We shall
be pleased to show them to you. Prices
12.50 to $25-00
'Zxelusfive Styles
In Spring Skirts in the new pastel shades
Also Black Brown Navy and White.
An endless variety to suit any taste and
purse at
$3-50 to $2-00
Mens'. Young Mens Spring Suits
Are Now Arriving Daily.
The distinctive Styles-of '09 Spring Models are now be-
ing revealed. We saw the samples early and expected to
have the iQeat iAaaortmcnt of pretty styles ever shown by
us but the finished suits far surpass our farthest expec-
tations of Style and Beauty.
Stein Bloch (& Co.
Ederheimer Stein . .
I tauaw ! t.JU II 1 L
g Prince Chap Suits
THE BEST OF EACH IS HERE.
The colour assortment and handsomest pattern effects
are here. We show a great choice of Greenish Tint Greys
Tans Blues. We show all the fancy styles or can suit
the conservative business man at from
$12 50 to $20
.00
The Fair Dep't Store
r 11. ii. wain wont Monday to irea
crick to be nwny several days.
Alt the latost novelties In Bering
suitings at Mullcr'8 the tailor.
B. H. Pitts has gone to Toxas to
purchase a car load of Jersey cows.
The best in style workmanship
quality nod finish in spring suitings at
! (m1i..-b t. i.ii-
ITIlllli:! O bllU LUIlUlt
Hov. J. I. Brooks was a buslnoss
caller in Vordon Monday.
I SCREEN DOUR fconson Is liare.
Buy now and boat tins fllos to it.
Phone 20 Stophonon-Browno Lumbar
Co. nnd ask them nbout thoir Fcreons.
29-Gtd.
II. E. Warren stopped horo Monday
on his return from Fort Worth Tox.
V
to his homo in Lookcba.
Now Is tho timo to buy SCREEN
DOORS. Just received a largo ship
ment and want to soil them. Steph-cnson-Browno
Lbr. Co. 'phono 29.
29-Gtd.
A liconso to marry has been issued
to Mr. Sam Harris and Miss l'lcasella
Perkins of Cyril.
Insure your stock against death
from any causo with WILLIAMS &
SHAUP at Kecco Agency.
33-d & w tf
Mrs. J. A. McCaulev of Carnegie
has acconted n nosition as singer at
tho Princess theatre.
Don't list your property with Will
iams & Sharp unless you wnht it sold
33-d & w tf
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stelzner visited
with the J. E. Farrlngton fnmily in
Chickasha Sunday.
Williams & SHarn have several
customers for city property.
33-d & w tf
Miss Alma Green of Gracemont
visited Miss Pearl Williamson over
Sunday.
Mrs. F T. Kidd and her sister-in-law
Mrs. E. Swaberg were up from
Apache Saturday on business.
Miss Beulah Burnham who is
teaching school at Onoy was In town
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Risk were hero
Monday on thoir return from Verden
to their home in Stecker.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Scott will
move into tho residence just vacated
by Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McElhinoy
on East Oklahoma" Ave.
3 Mrs. Ben Burgo andchildren camo
down Saturday aftornoon from Grace-
mont to visit at tho homo of Mrs.
Burga's father-in-law A. A. Burge
3Mrs. Otto Schneborger baby and
sister Miss Marcella Flood 'went
Saturday to Apacho for a week's visit
with Mrs. Schneherger'sVparcnts.
C. E. Smith has arrived from
Beaver City Neb. to join his wife
hero for a visit at the homo of Sam
Romick. ' 1
At present a vacant building is used
for preaching services.
A card received Sunday from Miss
Eva Area at 'Vestmoreland Kon.
stated that her mother died a. 3
o'clock Saturday morning fho Dem-
ocrat wishes to express tho sympathy
of many friends for Miss Area in her
beroavemen..
Mrs. Mary E. Morrow the mothor
of Mrs. F. W. Cox tho wife of the
enshior of the bank at Stecker was
hare Saturday assisting Mrs. W. W.
McElhinoy to make preparations to
move to Stecker. Mr. McElhiney
has bought out thn general store of
J.W Leazcnby there. Mrs McElhinev
went Sunday to Stocker to join her
husband
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Ogle havo
sold thoir property on East Main to
Mrs. M. J. Ogle. Mrs. M.J. Oglo
has rented tho placo to Miss Grace
DEMOCRAT
WANT ADS
Not Exceeding Fivo Linos One d?.
loc a Days 20c; 1 Week. 10c. Casi
wits Urdcr.
aXDCIMKVM'
N Miscellaneous
FUKNISHED-Rooms for rent. Mrs.
L M. Spivoy. Phono 112
7-dt
FOR SALE -Four room houso and
lifty foot lot on West Broadway nt
a bargain if taken at once.
30-dtf A. V. Stratton.
FOR RENTTo good
P. Hudson.
houses. W.
32-Gid
Wanted
Evants and her mother who moved in
last week. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Ogle will movo Into their new cot-
tago on lots -1 and 5 In block 9 of the
Bath addition Thursday. Mrs. Oglo
will resign her position as operator
for the Western Union Telegraph Co.
Wednesday and Mr. Ogle who is now
working at the depot will tuko her
placo.
WANTED -Apprentices In mlllinory
business". Apply to Mrs. Lindcr 112
West Broadway Driskcll building
27-dtf
WANTED Boadors first door west
of Christian church. Mrs. F. M
Mnrtin.
28-Gtdj
$1200.00 FOR YOU. Stoemnan madn
$1200.00 monthly ; Korstad $2200.00.
New exciting busincHS. Hundrcl
averaging $G0.00 weekly. Experi-
ence Credit unnecessary. Strango
Invontion. Gives every homo bath-
MEANG END OF "CHEAP MEN." Ij mom ?500 Cleanscs almost
automatically. Startling induce-
ments free. Allen Mfg. Co. 2018
Adams Toledo Oh'o. 27-Gt
Professor Sees Good Results from DA
dining Birth Rate.
Mrs. W. O. Hulsoy ofl Oklahoma
City has arrived for gan extended
visit with her mother Mrs. "M. E.
Erwin.
" Mrs. W. F. Prcttyman of Lawton
camo In'from Mountain View Monday
morning
and
Swill.
visit jMrs.
C C.
Thcro aro signs that folks will soon
cense to bo a glut In tho markot. In
what timo a bnbo grows to manhood
tho birth-rate of Italy has fallen a
tenth of Hungary an eighth ot Ger-
many and Holland a seventh of
Franco and Scotland a sixth ot Eng-
land a fifth. Hut not from'haid times
mark you. For why should tho "baby
;-rop of Australasia havo shrunk a
'bird? Why should tho proportion of
.'hlldron among Americans hno fallen
a quarter In 10 years? No symptom
of pressure this but of release ro-
loase of women from tho homo
"sphere" of wives from the yoke of
'lusliands of married couples from tho
injunction to "increase and multiply."
Tho unlookod-for promptness with
which tho millions havo deevloped a
sense of responsibility In this matter
of family bids us hopo for a Golden
Age when the specter of overpopula-
tion will bo laid forovcr.
Tell a Celestial gentleman of a myr-
iad of Chlncso wiped out by plague or
Hood and you got tho bland comment
"Plenty Chinamen left!" Such con.
tompt Is natural where overbreedlng
has cheapened humanity. In the teem-
Ing Orient common people seem as
Httlo considered as clay pigeons at
the shooting traps. Being a grasshop-
per In the oyes bf others the Individu-
al ends by being a grasshopper In his
own oyos. Hence In the east pessi-
mistic. religion crouching obcdlenco to
rulers wifely submission subordina-
tion of self to family or community
frivolous suicide meager philanthropy.
Tho west on tho other hand is al
ready the region of dear men; with a
slncycnlnug output of babies human
beings will become still dearer. The
Black Death by sweeping away a
third of the English people In tho
fourteenth century so enhanced a
man's worth that serfdom camo to an
end. On the same principle n lighter
blrth-rnto will glvo the common people
not only more economic value but
also moro social and political value.
"Tho Outlook for Vlaln Folk." by E. A.
Ross In Everybody's.
$3G PER WEEK and expenses to men
with rig to introduce poultry and
stock remedies. Experience Un-
necessary. Reliable company and
exclusivt territory given. Tho
DcDt93 Springfield 111.
2G-12t
Grant Co.
t
AT STUD My registered Pointer
Bob Ynrbrough. F. D. S. B. No. '
17222. His siro Plain Sam's Rap No.
10123 dam Nell Bang No. G214.
No dog now before the pu blic of bet-
ter blood lives. Ho puts ginger in
his puppies. Ho has mora grit and
go combined with tho widest ran go
and speed than any other pointer in
..Oklahoma. If you want first class
shooting dogs breed your bitches to
this great dog. Stud fee $15.00.
' Address C. T. Keller Anadnrko
Okln. 31-d & w tf
Candler boforo returning home. ;
W. B Dunlap was in Verden bo-
tweon trains Monday nnd closed' a deal
for seven cars of rock to be used
for tho basement and foundation of
tho now brick building at Riverside
J. M. KIser was shaking hands
with friends Sunday upon his return
from a trip to Hot S irings Ark. and
a visit with rolatives In Springfield
Ills.
Mrs. C. S. Hibbs and her daughter-in-law
Mrs. Andrew Hibbs aro back
from Oklahoma City whero Mrs. C.
S. Hibbs left her Uttlo grandson who
was ill much improved.
F. L. Boatty a formor Anadarko
resident arrived Saturday from .Lin-
coln Nob. on a business trip. Mr.
IJeatty will g i on from hero to Stn
Antonio Tex.
P Boyle and J L Towery. who have
been visiting M ' O Allison for tho
past week at his farm nine miles
southwest of town returned Monday
morning to their home in Kansas
Citv.
Rov. L. R Smith preached Sunday
evening in Stecker. The Mothodists
nnd Prpsbytorlans aro uniting there
to build a church part of tho 'funds
for which have already been raised.
Two Pounds of Sausage.
A gentleman of tho old school he
was tall and stately; but ho con-
corned himself overmuch with the
family marketing. Ho rodo not in a
"one-boss shay" but In a two-horse
street car. This fact Is not an Indica-
tion that tho talo is as remarkablo as
4ts horo but merely that tho town In
which he lived and moved and mar-
keted was very llko tho proverbial
chalso In tho measure of Its horse-
power. Ho counted all tho Inhnbl iits
among his friends. Tho fact was borne
In upon him as a ban rather than a
blessing when two pounds of fresh
country sausago sprang of Us own
volition from his overladen baskot
nnd recoiled Itsolf an the single top
plato ot a small coal heater that had
nover boforo dono duty as a rooker.
Tho sausago sizzled on whllo our
enthusiastic markoter removing his
glasses courtcsled to tho nmused
spectators.
Lost
Between Bryan hotel and City drug
store a brooch of sunburst design
with I carat diamond in center Re-
turn to City drug storo nnd reccivo
roward. t
Notice
Bids for plans and specifications
for city building will bo received at F
offico of city clerk until Monday "(
March 15 1909 7 p. m. Cost not to
exceed $10000. Bond of ten per cent
must accompany bids to guarantee
estimate.
J. A. McCampbcll City Clerk.
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ANADARKO
MARKETS
Cotton
Mid. Cotton
81 W-
Gtyn
Corn vhite
" mixed
Wheat - -
- 57 cents
- 55 ccnta
- $1.00
Shark Impaled by Steamer.
A shark of tho enormous species
which haunts tho lied sea was tho
causo of an extraordinary incident In
the passao of tho liner Oroya of the
Orient Royal Mall lino from Sydney to
London. Tho liner had just rounded
tho Islnnds of Perlm whon It was
found that a huge tiger shark was
firmly fixed on tho bow of tho vosbcI.
Tho shark which was cstlmatod to be
from 23 feet to 25 feet In length strug-
gled In vain to freo Itself beating vio-
lently with Its tall on tho starboard
sldo of tho liner. Its bead was twist-
ed round tho port bow. Evontunlly'tho
Oroya revorsed her engines nnd the
shark got freo and disappeared In tho
dopths leaving a track of blood from
tho wound In Us sldo whero tbo prow
of thn ship had struck. '
Live Stock
Cattle butcher - - -Z 2 1-2 to 3 cts.
Hogs heavy 6J cents
" medium - - - - 41-2 cents
Light ' 4 rents
Produce
Corrected by tho Anadarko Produce
Co.
Eggs - - 12J eta a doz.
Country butter - - - - 17i cts. lb.
Spring chickens ----- 8 cts. lb.
lions lOcts. lb.
Turkeys young - - - 12 cent lb.
Turkeys old toms - - - 8 ctnts lb.
Ducks ...6 cents lb.
Gocse -.--..--5 cents lb
Pigeons ------ 5 cents each
Guineas 10 cents each
Hides G cents lb
R. K. ROBINSON
A oiey-Al-La.w
Practico in tho State and FederalCourts
and before the Departments of tho
Government.
NOTARY IN OFFICE
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