Anadarko Daily Democrat (Anadarko, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 58, Ed. 1, Thursday, December 18, 1913 Page: 4 of 4
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Anadarko Daily Democrat
Democrat Publishing Company Owners.
T. J. Lewis Manager
Eiitorod nt tlio postollico
scowl olnss inaltor.
P t J I J L I S U 13 J DA I L
Knlos (Oconto por sook.
Christmas Notice.
Posliiinslor Laoy dosiron to call
nttontion of tho public 'to tlio Post
nui.stor Qonornl'B ordor in rofor.
imico to tho early miiiling eocuro
wrapping nnd proper addressing
too inuoli otrosB mid proper nd-
dressing cannot bo Inld on secure
winpping mid propor nddressing
of nil Holiday pnrcols Tlio ob-
Borvnnco of thoso snggostions nlono
onn insure tlio onrlj distribution
of nmil umttor "inoidont to tlio
Llolidny rush. It hIiouIiI also bo
romomborad that "Christinas"
stamps or otlior udhusivo charity
utainps or labols are not lawful
postage. To procludo dolay in
handling lettors and otlior artioles
bearing thcso stamps it is sug-
gested that tho non-poslngo stamp
bo nflixod to thn back and not to
tho address side.
Photos
I Edio has n lino shipment of tho
latost in folders and cards. Don't
fail to soo his stock before you in
vost in a picture.
Tho Silvor Loaf for all kinds of
shoo dying.
SEE
C. C. NATHAN
FOK ALL2KINDS OP
Insurance
AND
Short Time Loans
National Bank Building
The Phone will Bring it
vrminn
Lyon & Mathews Go.
I JUST OPENING
THE GVN HOTEL
EVERYTHING NEAT AND CLEAN
This place was formerly known as the
Southern Hotel on 129 E. Main
Rates $1.00 Per Day
ROBERT RIDLEY Prop.
Gentlemen s Driving Morse
Will Recelvo Special C'aro
New Blacksmith
U. WRIGHT
The Maine Horseshoer
Spcoial Attention Given to Lamo and Interfering Hprsoa
OpI MAIN & 7th STREET" ANaDAUKO OK&A
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Atmdnrko. Oklalioimi ns
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Pliouo 83
Notice.
Tho mooting of W. O. W. fo
olectiou of oflicar? aunouucod to
tako placo somo timo since was
po3t)Oiicd on account of rain but
will tako placo Thursday night
Decbinbor Iblli. at Odd Fellows
hall
Frank Law
Shines thorn off or on. If you
Can't brink' your Shoes
Send ihem around He'll put
the fancy touch to them.
Lost Gold watoh Elgin works
on Hast Broadway. Roward Fiud-
or loaro at Domoorat ollico.
Lost Gouts ring blood stono
sotting return to Dr. Anderson
or Domoorat for reward.
Anotlior now car of that fniiiou
Laraboo's German ilour at Dan.
nor Bros.
Tho Silvor Loaf Shoo Shop for
first clas ropnir work.
Car of Yorks Imporial applos
Rook Island traoks Anadarko.
Albort Torrill
Oil EC get Immediate relief from
fi 1L.L.J Dr. Snoop's Magfc Ointment
SEE
FREMONT BOYLE
National Bank Building
Anadarko - Oklahoma.
For c iclc action best ferma ant)
rate on
FARM AND CITY LOANS
See mo before' closing loan.
List your lands for sale or trade.
If You call No.J23. We give
prompt attention to Telephone
orders and will send you Coal
right away.
We'd rather do it now than
later on when all those slowjieo-
ple are"sendinEtheir-de!s on
a cold day.
Then somebody"may have to
wail.
All Work Guaranteed
First pub dec 18 hot Jan 1
Summons by Publication
Hiato of Oklahoma )
C ounty of Caddo ss
In tho District Court.
Ira HBIckford. plain HO"
vs.
Honrv II Dillon and Victoria Dillon
his wife; Borta Mnnlcy and William
T Mnnlcy lior liuabacd; LouUa A
MoKoover and W A McKcovor hrr
husband and A J McKeovur dofcnil-
ants-SummonH
The Stato of Oklahoma to tho Hbcr-
lll of Caddo county county Oklaho-
ma Kroctlnir:
You arc lioiob commanded to notify
the above named dofsndant A J Me.
Kccvor that catd plalntitT Ira H.
Ilickfoid did on the 2Hh day of No-
vombur 1013 II In his petition In dis-
trict court in aud for Caddo count)
i nto of Oklahoma against said defend-
ants and that ho the saiil A J Mc
Kecver has been sued by tho said
plaintiff Ira II lilckford In the aboAe
entitled cause of action and in tho
above entitled Icon rt and that unluis
he answer by the 30li day of January
1014 tho patition of the Said fra II
lilckford that said petitions undall
the allocations thoroln contained u ill
bejtukon as true and judgment render-
ed against him iib follow for the sum
of fiftoon hundred eighty-three $15"G
dollars' with ir.torost thoreon amount-
ing to $le22.G2. for two cortain prom-
issorj nolos executed b Henry II. Dil
lod and Victoria Dilfon his wife on
the 8th day of August 1912 being ono
note for $rjCc payable May 15 1013
together with interest thereon at 8J
por cent per annum aud one note for
$1020 payable Nov. 1 1913
i.ti
togetnei
with interest thtreon at 81 poi cont pet-
annum and against certain real estate
securing said notes ton it'
Lot twenty-eight 28. In block thirty-
seven 47 in tho original townslte of
Anadatko Oklahoma
And for tho further sum of.'fGO attor
ney's fee and the sum of $12.50 ab-
stract foe and for tho costs of this ac-
tion and for a further order declair-
Inr said judgment a first lien on said
premises and for an ordor foreclosing
said Hen on said premises' and forever
burring all of said defendants and each
of them and any ono claiming under
them or under any of them from any
and all estate title or equity of re-
demption in thoroto und order said
premises to bo sold without apprais-
mont and tho prccccds applied to tho
payment of tho amount duo tho plain-
till and tho coata of this suit and for
such other and fcrther relief as to the
court may soem just and equitable.
And for a more completo description
of tho plaintiff's demands they are
hereby referred to tho petition of the
said plaintilT now on file in tho above
ontitled caso in tho offico of the clerk
of tho District court of Caddo county
state of Oklahoma.
In witness whereof I havo hereunto
set mo hund and affixed the seal of said
court at my offico In the city of Ana-
darko Caddo county Oklahoma this
17th day of December 1913.
Seal Theo G. Oelkc
Clerk of tho District court.
H C Glbbs attorney for plaintiff
First published Dec 18 last Jan 1.
Summons By Publication
In the District Court of the Fifteenth
Judicial District of Oklahoma sitting
within and for tho County of Caddo.
Minnie P Jones plaintiff vs J M
Jones Defendant.
Said defendant J M Jonos will take
notico that ho has been sued in tho
above entitled Court for divorce and
minor child and must answer tho pe
tition tiled therein by said plaintiff on
or before tho 29th day of January A.
D. 1914. or said petition will bo taken
as true and a judgment for said plain
tiff In said action for divorce and cus-
tody of minor child will bo rendered
accordingly.
Attost:
SEAL
Theo G Oelko
Clerk of said Court
C R Johnson
Attornoy for Plaintiff.
THE CHILDREN LIKE IT
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP
For salo or fcrodo Two good
farms in Pottawntomio Co. Want
io trndo for Caddo County proporty
JUST
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AUTOMOBILES
AND
ACCESSORIES
Broadway Garage
I Phone 42J j$ I
ffcroto Imija 3fa
By ELDON PATTERSON
3uit at truly b lova Is Santa Claus la.
Santa Claus is a rsonind senti-
msnt he it a realit.
We speak and learn and taaeh of a God
whom tha world hat naver sten except in
Christ Jtsus yet His axtstenceis manifest
in everything. He it a reality.
Santa Claut need not exist In physical
form to bo comprehensible hit spirit is
naowea ana aevoivea upon million of
willing personifiert. who in tho tpint in
which old Santa himself would thower
blosslngs shower them for him.
It Isn't a lie to tell tho children Santa it
cominei it isn't even a "white" lie
Santa Claus IS cominei
He may bo the father mother brother or
a stranger but the sentiment of Santa
Ulaut is upon Dim. He IS Santa Claus.
Hoit tho expression of that which other-
wise would indeed be a myth or cease to
exist: He is the action of a world-o'd
thought: Ho is the physical component
of Love Charity and Pity.
Santa Claus it Love made tangible.
Ha it not one but many and it takes all
tho flesh and blood Santa Clauses of all the
world combined to make tha ono big Santa
Claus whom the children know and wor-
ship and whom wo symbolize in great furi
the wondrous flguro whoso great kindly
face with its never waning smile invites tho
confidence of tha umvorso.
Santa Claut IS.
His visible form Is generosity and kind-
ness. Vou can see him giving tho newtboy a
quarter for a penny paper.
You can tee him Scrooge-like though It
may seem helping here and there;
Or and this is nobler than all tho rest
you can see him sharing his last tiny mito
with another whllo tears of pity and hap-
piness minglo in the bright smile the
token gives.
Every household in its own wav knows
its Santa Claus.
Don't deceive tho children by telling them
uieiu is no bum person.
s t CI is an. hft niw.. t.
SHINY COINS FOR CHRISTMAS
United States Treasury Makes Provi-
sion for Holiday Demand by Wash-
Ino and Pollshlno Old Money.
T this timo of tho yoar many
of tho banks of tho country
call on tho United States
treasury at Washington far
now coins of all denomina-
tionsgold silver nickel
and coppor to supply the
domands of their customers
for bright new coins for
tho Christmas holidays.
This demand always exceods tho nor-
mal demand for now coins and tho
treasury has heretofore not always
boon In a position to meet fully each
Tequest. Tho recent satisfactory re-
sults from the washing of currency
has given the treasury department an
Idea for meotlng tho demand for
shiny ChrlBtmas monoy. Twenty-flvo
thousand dollars In' halves quarters
dimes nickels and pennies Is to be
washed and polished by tho mint bu-
reau of tho treasury deportment so
that all who wish can havo their
shiny Christinas money. MoBt of the
old coins which are to be renovated
will be sent to tho Philadelphia mint
from tho United States treasury
vaults whenco they will bo supplied
to tho banks calling for them.
Just what folks do with all this now
coin nt Christmas time is a mystery
to the treasury officials. Of course
much of tho smaller coins bright
new and shiny aro used for Christ-mas-treo
decorations but the major
sharo of it It Is surmised Is just
spent.
Surprise Enough.
Mr. Green "No my dear I will not
tell you what I'm going to give you
for Christmas. Why can't ou wom-
en bo contont to wait and bo sur-
prised? Mrs. Green Oh tell mo now I If
you keep your word I'll bo surprised
enough.
THE BEST WAY
Mrs. Illghson What aro you going
to give your brother John tola Christ-
mas? Mri Hlghson Olvo hlmT Why ho
gets three tlmessas much salary as:
I do. I'm golarto waif and 'see what'
be gives H.
Take Notice.
V-
If i'rfnood of witll pnpor paint
varnish atnins puro linsoooil
cnll nt tho Anridnrko Pnint Glass
and Wftllpapdr IIoubo 129 'E
Broatlwny phono 270 nnd 288.
Lovrost prices and largost assort-
rnenU ilooms for rent .MrsD. Tar.
nor West Oklahoma ovonuo
a!J?ms
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For Biscuit Pies
Muffins Waffles
and Home Baking
Success and
Satisfaction
One Heaping
Teaspoonful's
Enough
Health Club is tho Durcst
strongest and most econom-
ical Baking Powder obtain-
able at any price.
PRIC
CREAM
Baking Powder
Purity in food lower cost of living
these are the demands of the day.
Pure food is health and health is economy
itself. We cannot have health without health-
ful food. 1
The most healthful foods are the quickly-
raised flour foods biscuit cake muffins
crusts and other pastry when perfectly made
from wholesome ingredients.
Dr. PRICE'S baking powder makes these
foods in specially attractive appetizing and
wholesome form and for both economic and
hygienic reasons such food should be more
largely substituted for meat in the daily diet.
But bear in mind that alum or
unwholesome baking powder
can never make pure whole-
some food.
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A NY way
hishett
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I work to eject
W? Br.d w.y
All kinds of tnnttrossos oloanod
and mado over good as now. Phonp
Durst No. 53.
Mrs. Gubs Winston who has beon
visiting hor sisters Mosdnmoa E.
O. Killy and Martin Koulott who
are thcro on account of tho luttor's
health. Mrs. Winston reports n
fino tripv besides leaving Mrs.
Roulet. rnuoh improved. ThiB id
good nows to hor Anadarko
friends.
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Th Rmmtngtan Cmh flnJtl
AUTOLOADING
SHOTGUNS
you look at it the Autoloader U tho
development in modern ahotgun
Siiir
deaicn. It put five load at your dupowl by
rnerelr preulns the triseer. It outa tha ttcotl la uiefml
I five load at your dispowl by
the. empty and alip in the freak aheli
It aaret the gunner a ahoulder ridi his apart of
naoyancea- increaaee hia ahooting average.
Your danger ia that in your enthuiiaim over tho
autoloading pHnclpt. you may forget to intitt on
getting the finul embodiment of that principle) the
Hvntngfon-UMC Autoloading Shotgun.
TI pxculiv'.rnntw. of lh Remington-UMC tvra loo
cwny to .ielul here "wit you MUllo dp i Io let on.
ol In Keminjtoo-UMC dealr. in (hi .action to deoM.
1 otrtio ihtn to you on ih. gun lu.li.
Remington Armi-Unlon Metallic Cartridge Co.
1 1 n .15
Nowsoalo that will weigh 2000
bs. to thq ton. .Goal ooul ooal.
Anadarko loo Go
For Salo a Ivimbal plauo dark
oaso prico 133 part tonus. Ap.
ply at 803 Wost Maino.
For Ront Furnishod rooms
can do light housekeeping. Mrs.
D. Tumor 500 West Broadway.
CallABIO. Phono. 12 3 for
rosh oysters.2'
Call A B.C. Phono 12 3 for
fresh oysters.
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