Anadarko Daily Democrat (Anadarko, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 31, Ed. 1, Tuesday, March 15, 1910 Page: 4 of 4
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THIS FORMAL FASHION FUNCTION OF SPUING REVEALS IN FULL ARRAY THE AUTHENTIC NEW STYLE CREATIONS.
You arc cordially invited to inspect our greatest achievement. Wo launch our opening in confidence inspired by the knowledge Unit in all essentials wo have greatly surpassed our
best clTorts of tho past. Here yon will find awaiting your viewing all that is correct in appareling for the new season. The nation is enjoying a period of wonderful prosperity ones
tastes in dross may bo given wider scope than in many seasons past. Visit the store on this important day and have disclosed to you in all llieir freshness and beauty tho new fashions
in garments fabrics and dress accessories. This is tho style function of tho season in this vicinity Don't miss it. You are cordially invited to to attend. Here are some of the features
on which feminino attention will be focused during this event:
The New Tailored Suits are Models
of Smartness and Beauty.
Wc present a wldo ratine of choice in tailored suits this
season. Styles aro particularly becoming. Tho coats aro
much shorter- -generally 20 to 30 inches -skirts are pleated.
Materials aro many- all servicablc and handsome. There aro
new colorings nnd designs of great attractiveness. Como and
see tho correct suits for Spring in an unrivalled display and
noto our prices -values hero aro also most desirable.
$18.50 to $30.00
The New in Millinery
chiofest among all. Styles aro more fascinating and diversified than
ever there is such a great variety of them anybody can bo suited in
their particular style. The extreme large wide rim turned up smart-
ly on the sido or front to the smallest sized turban
Tho simple tailored affairs with a few field llowcrs and a bow of
pretty ribbons to the gay confections designed for the dress hat for
some lady of fashion all have that indescribable air of distinction
which only good milliners can give.
And beauty is not tho only thing to recommend them attractive prices do their
share to make this Millinery showing especially interesting
New Dresses of Rare Beauty.
1 he simplo peasant type dominates. Tho new styles aro
remarkably beautiful. Hero wo find dresses for all occasions
ranging from simple cotton dressesto elaborate lace costumes.
Th normal waist line is well established in the now dresses
and double skirts are generally in evidence. Wo have gathered
a thoroughly n presentativo and extensive assemblage of tho
n'w styles und offer splendid values.
$3.50 to $25.00
Dress Fabrics
were never so attractive. Prettier than
all provious seasons as the new spring
dress fabrics offer a great scope for in
dividual choice in coloring and weave and
among them the finest dress goods values
ever offered by us.
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The Fashionable Waists.
Tho styles take a wide departure from former
seasons. The blouse effects leads Wc present a
complete range of new styles including simplo
tailored effects fancy lingerie styles and elabor-
ately trimmed waists. You'll find hero the correct
styles and unusually good values.
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Sweet Cream.
Call up 'phone No 75 and order
Sweet Jersey Cream in 1-2 pints
1 pint and quart bottles deliver-
ed at your door every morning.
20-D1 mo.
Miss Ethel Dartholomow returned
from a visit in Oklahoma City
Monday.
dhh-mfeCe a few h-ud- ah0U'nd the
oq-hp and you- ean eoveh a muC-
titude oj hoCed- m the eajzet oh.
dave that new eahhet Aotr weah-
Inez old wheh-e U'd tided the modt.
t'v new &4s ot afd d-nt-tfrna a-nd
oth&i kmdd In handdome dedfn
ahe hehe now. tfreat ialettf o-
pfyLeed M- aCC Cow. 8uy now.
pay a ClltCe no wand th&vi. eome
to the 6f dtohe wltH ClttCv pUeed.
Eccleston & Coggins
The One Price Store.
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FOR SALE One good team
will sell single or double for
cash or credit until fall for ap-
proved security. Enquire at 323
West Broadway. 28-3 td
Miss GracH Lee who has boon
visiting thoCE. Brassington homo
oturncd t? hor homo in Lawton
Monday.
FOR SALE Good driving or
saddle horse cheap. See Miss
Biles at the depot. Gtd
Attorney Wm. McFadyen is build-
ing a nice residenco cottage o.t his
lot In Wo st Highlands. Twelvo
workmen aro busy on the new homo
and it will soon bo complotod.
Mrd Otto Nourunberger was a Ft. '
t'obb visitor Monday.
David Gish who has been in busi-
ness in Granfiold Is in tho city visit-
ing his brother Elmo Gish and other
friends. He may locate hero which
will please his many friends hJro.
Owing to sickness among several
mombers of tho firm Hommert &
Ayers iro short of help in the ptore.
J. M. Clifford of Ft. Cobb has
sold his 1G0 acre farm to Mr. Meeks
Mr. Clifford contemplates making
Anadarko his futuro homo.
Rev. Stanley of Hinton wos groet-
Ing friends in Anadarko Tuesday
- Mrs. D. Burn? after visiting Mrs.
J. II. walker has returned to her
homo in Forth. Kansas.
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Record Diamond Imports.
Maiden Lane diamond importers report that during the
month of January more gems were received in Now York
from foreign markets than during the first month of any pre-
ceding year and that unless all indications failed the fiscal
year ending with June would establish a record never before
aporoahed in the amount and value of diamonds and other
precious stones imported. The January shipments reached a
total of 84581606. Since last July $29000000 worth of pre-
cious stones and pearls have been bought in the foreign mar-
kets and importers say that the demand in this country is in-
crkasing despite the large shipments received. From Nation-
al Jeweler and Optician.
J. F. Mitchell Jewelry Co.
'THE DEMOCRAT has the best equipped Job Department o
any paper in Caddo County. We guarantee every job
to give satisfaction. Call and see samples and get prices before
order your stationery. Good stock first class workmanship.
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FOR SALE-A good Lteam of
mares cheap See Dr. Boyd.
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Mrs. J. W. Goebol roturnod from
Oklahoma City Monday where sho
has been viiiting Mrs. Iloss Earheart.
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J J. Kussell the grcaCJMon-
arch Paint man will paint your
roofs or gravel them fire proof.
Leave your orders with J. S.
Westphal or Mitchell. lmo d
Misj Bertha Wi'.on of tho Pres-
bytorian Mission who has been visit-
ing friends in Chickusho returned to
her school Monday.
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For first class seed corn see
Fitts Feed Store. $1.00 per
bushel. tf
Low interest at last. Come
and see Maxspn the Joan man.
Office at J. M. Youngblood's on
I Main street. 19 tf
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No Prizes
No Crockery
No Souvenirs
Nothing' goes with
Folg'er's Golden Gate Coffee
but satisfaction.
JA.FOLGER
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And there is no coffee that gives such universal satisfac-
tion as Folg'er's Golden Gate. There is
health find rhp.prhilnpss in o.v&rv run
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Rich Aromatic Delicious.
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Aroma-tlght tins only.1
J. A. Folger CSL Co. San Francisco.
Established in 1850.
" - For sale with all the best brands of groceries at
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