Anadarko Daily Democrat (Anadarko, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 64, Ed. 1, Friday, December 26, 1913 Page: 1 of 4
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I ANADARKO DAILY DEMOCRAT
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VOLUME XIII
ANADARKO OKLAHOMA FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26 1913
NO. 64
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The First National Bank
Anadarko Capital and Surplus"$6000O.00.
Wo havo
Oklahoma
Wo havo do
ble or ro-discounts.
No officer or director of this bank owes ft a
dollar.
Wo solicit your bUBlnosi whether largo or
small.
TfF. Woodard. President. I. E. cox Cashier.
L. W. Myers Vlcc-1'resipent. R. U. Poptjoy Ass'trCashier
SOUTH METH
H
ODIST CHRIST-
MAS TREE
I Ono of the most attraotivo and
t appropriate outortainmonts of tho
(holidays was that at tho South
Mothodist churoh Thursday ovon-
ing. In addition to tho usual
Christmas troo luero was an ap
propriate sconory dopioting many
msiono oronts ot mristmas.
Behind this ouitain was tho
hoir. whioh ronderod sevorul
boautiful hymns.
Rev W. E. Humphroi'a openod
tho sorvicos with prayer. Robt.
jCampboil doliverod a welcome ad-
I rirasa.
f A solo by James Qassaway was
woll rondorod and much appre-
ciated. Then a ononis by a number of
littlo girls.
On tho rostrum was an old log
cabin a typioal scone of old days
in tho South. Soon appoarod in
tho door of this cabin an old
plantation darky with hoad bend-
ling low and rooitod a nnthootlo
ninrn nf nld nlnnfntinn dovs. when
old "Monsn and old Misses" I
brought forth tho "wassol bowl"
and other welcomo prosonts to do-
Hghttho darlrios. Ho then sang
with splondid oiroot '-Old Black
Joo." This was John Qassaway
and his acting and singing wqs
splendid.'
Mrs M0K00 reoitcd a beautiful
poem appropriate of tho ocoa-
sion Af tor songs by tho various Sun-
day sohool classes tho donations
of prtsonts was announood.' First
tho "oradlo roll" was taken up
then all tho littlo Sunday school
children by olassos woro given
oxos of oandios and sook of fruits
tl nuts. Aftor this all the littlo
children prosont woro invited up
'0 get presonta and as thoro ap-
peared to bo several hundred pres-
ent" it rosultod in making many
littlo souls morry.
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For Ront A farm. Seo J. S.
Jorinigor 80S E Broadway.
Lost Gold watoh Elgin works
on East Broadway. Reward. Find-
ar loaro nt Democrat oflico.
jbouuu Jiooitot mm oliam noar
Av.bnue Hotol. Owner can havo
mmo by calling at this ollioo and
baying for this ad.
The Phone will Bring it
roPYfitCttT
yon
double tho capital and surplus of
oxcesaivo loans no bills
pava-
Gilbert-Davis
John M. Qilbort and Alias Lolin
Dnvis woro quiotly married Christ
mas day at 4 o'clock p. tn. Row
W. W. Pharos officiating. Just
tho immediate relntircs woro pro-
sont. Tho bri jo is ono of Anadarko's
oduoatod and rofinod sohool toaoh-
ors. She stands first with hor fol-
low workers whoro sho always
made a success. Sho. is a faithful
workor in tho Christian churoh of
whioh sho is a mombor. Tho
brido is tho saooiid daughter of
Mr. and Airs. G. W. Davis Okla-
hoina pioueors. Anadarko haB tho
crodit of educating this much ad-
mired young lady together with
throo sistors. Having mudo her
home in Anadarko from hor onrly
childhood hor friends aro thoso
who havo made her acquaintance
Tho groom comes horo from
Indianapolis Ind. Ho is a no-
phow of E. S. Parkor of this city.
Some of the best people in In-
dianapolis havo infortnod Mr. and
Mrs. Davis that their daughter is
going in tho caro of a young man
with no bad habits and a good
clonn young man. Ho iB an ora-
ployco of tho Van Railroad Oq.
whorcrlio liHuTJtit ono inoro pro.
motiou to bo at tho hoaJ of tho J
'ftrd..work-
Tho brido and croom loft on tho
evening train for Hobait whoro
thoy will visit Mrs. Gilbert's sis-
tor Mrs. Win. Ulnoy and hus-
band. Thoy will roturu to Ana
darko fur a fow duys bofore leav-
ing for thoir home in Indiana
Tho many friends wish them hap-
pinoas and suocoss. Tho Domo-
orat congratulates.
Lost Silver Vanity purse.
" Montie " engraved on it. Finder
loavo at G. W. Keolors or Star
Bakory and recoivo reward.
Dr. and Mrs Corbin enjoyed oJ
visit from Mrs. Ella Elliott and
littlo noioo Fay Corbin of Chick-
asha for Xmas dinner. They ro-
turnod homo Friday morning.
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TRIAL BOIHE TREE
ANIAILTHROATAND LUHG TROUBtES t
GUARANTEED SA7SFACTORY
Off MONEY REnNOSD.
If You call No. 23. We give
prompt attention to Telephone
orders and will send you Coal
right away.
!Tt. We'd rather
dol'jt now than
later on when all thoseslow peo
4 pi
ple are sending m their orders on
a cold day.
Then somebody may have to
wail.
Sc Mathews "Co.
Why Does a
Black Hen Lay
a Wnite Egg?
00'
Wanted ot Onco 100 boys nnd
girls who do not wasto their time
in trying to find out why tho
blaok hen lays a whito oggwhoth-
or tho moon is rondo of groen
cheese or if an cduoation pays.
Wo want ImyB and girls who
will try to got tho egg who
will lot the moon alono and who
know an education doos pay. Wo
want boys who want to bo bolter
and greater men : girls who want
to bo truer and uoblor women.
Applicants must bo under 100
yoars of ago not afraid of work
who know a good thing whou thoy
seo it ablo to road and writo who
want to bo Somobody and must
appear In porsou on January 5th
and (5th. 11)14.
To Buoh boys and girls wo olfor
Froo Room Ront and will furnish
tho rooms with good new bod-
steads springs mattress olmirs
and tablo : batn room with hot and
cold wator; oxcollont board at
$2.50 per weok.or will allow them
to batch and livo as cheaply as
they do at homo. Somo livod on
loss than 75 cents .per wook.
Rooms all hoatcd by stoam no
Btnokoy stoves to annoy you.
To suoh boys and girls wo will
give a thorough course in dairying
sewing oarpentry. blaoksmithing
domestic soionco millinery musio
domestio and housohold arts stock
and grain judging agriculture
gardening fruit growing feeds
und fooding farm machinery
buttormaking history onglish
mathomatics oivios and all tho
.common on-o1 " unuiunus
If vou want a room and will bo
with us at tho oponing of tho noxt
torm January 5th 1014 write
immediately. Wo will resorvo a
room and meot you at tho train.
This sohool wonts you and you
nood whut it has to offer you al-
most freo. Addros8 Camoron
State Sohool of Agrioulturo B.
M Frost Prosidont Lawtoy
Okla.
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Tho locket and chain that Mies'
Barr advertised in the lost colums
of tho Domoorat .was found and
returned to tho owner. It pays to
advertise
Mrs. Frauk Hofloy spont Xmas
with Mr. Hofley in Granite.
Misses Una Yoakin and Lida
Romiok woro Binger visitors Fri-
day Miss Graoe Hutohins . wont to
Mt. View Friday to visit rola-
tivos. Littlo Luto Coombs wont to
Weston Friday to visit his fath-
or Arthur Coombs Luto will
mako tho trip alono. Ho-is a vory
bright ohap and will havo no
troublo whatoyor.
Hon. Dan Poory of Carnegie
was a ploasaut Anadarko guest
Friday.
Photos
Edio haB a fino shipmont of the
lntest in folders und cards. Don't
fail to see his stook boforo you in-
vest in a picture.
Notice.
Tho moetiug of W. O. W. foi
elcotion of oifienre announced to
tako placo bohio timo since was
postponed on account of rain but
will tako place Thursday night
Decembor 18th. at Odd FoIIowb
Ml
LoBt Gents ring blood stono
sotting return to Dr Anderson
or Domoorat for roward.
Tho Silver Loof for all kinds of
shoo dying.
Attention W.O.W.
Tho Woodmen of tho World and
Woodir.otj Cirolo wili hold tlioir
joinf instalment ot officors on
Thursday night Jan. 1st at thoir
hall.evory mrmbor of oach ordor
is herody urgently roquoBfod to bo
prosont a good outortninmont
and refreshments after tho core-
tnony. Herman Franz Olerk for both
orders.
Anadarko
Real Estate Co.
List your property with tho
Anadarko Roal Estato Co. oil'tco
in Democrat building. Phono 33
If you want to buy or soil call
and seo tho Anadarko Rosl Estato
Co.
Bargain Row.
1 For boIo Largo rooming
houso with storago rooms; close
in and oheap as dirt.
For sain or ront A woll equip-
ped bakory. A first class ovon
nd storo building fiuo location;
a bargain. Will oithor sell or
ont
For salo or trado Eighty ooros
ono and ono half milo west of
ICanawa Okla. sixty-six aores in
cultivation. Two sets of Iioubos
barns wolls and other improve
monts. A bargain.
For sale -Goodwell built livo
room houso lights good woll
barn fine sha'do treos on oitBt
north boundry. Also n 4 room
houso good well barn on oast
north boundry a suro bargain.
Two W' "- " r
modem cottogo nico location on
Central boulovard. AIbo a four
room houso with lights good lo-
cotion on Kentucky avonuo.
For Solo. A nice homo in
good location modora houso
fino rooms. Qhoap.
For solo or trado A 210 aero
farm in So. linolo County. Good
mprovomonta. 70jiores in culti-
vation 200 noroB tilablo 40 aoroa.
good bottom land two'good wolls
also good spring kbianoh. Owner
wants to get in Caddo County.
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For Sale.
Best grade of Alfalfa soed for
salo $6 per bushol. MoWothy
Food Store.
Call ABO. Phono 12 3 foi
fro8h oyators.
Found A hand.bag containing
monoy and two artiolos from a dry
good storo. Owner can havo soma
by paying for this notico and cal-
ingattho Firo Station and dos-
oribing tho hand-bag.
B. P. ELLIOTT
UNDERTAKING
and'
EMBALMING
Oflico Phono 281.
Ronidonoo Phono 223.
SEE
C.C.
FOR ALL1K1NDS OF
Insurance
AND
Short Time Loans
Iln.-M It !.. A I... I.""-! i
day on govommont business.
Dr. Humo roturnoh homo from
Minco Friday whoro ho wont to
see liia boh Dr. Ray Hume. Ho
says Dr. Ray is nblo to bo nbout
tho house but tho shook offoctod
him so that ho is vory woak. Ho is
not anxious to got anothor duck
ing in tho quick Bond.
Missos Blanoho and Ada II nun a
of Oklahoma City Mr. and Mrs.
11 E Cott Mrs V J Nowton and
Mftstor Ralph Wolfenborgor of Ft.
Cobb woro gnosis of Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Wolfenborgor for
Ihursdoy dinnor. Thoy all wont
to Ft. Cobb Friday.
Evorott I'arkor and Eldridgo
Stowart wont to Binger Friday
whoro thoy will spend tho ovoning
at a party thoro.
John Wallace spent Xmas with
frionds in Lawton.
Mr. anb Mrs. Win. Milno and
son Loon woro tho guosts of 'A.
MoAuioh in Ohickosha for din
nor Thurs.
Miss Gladys Ilnskoll wont to
Okla. CityTuos. to visit frienda
Geo Emmona jr spont xmas
day with his mothor mrs. Goo.
Emmons no camo ovor from Ok-
lahoma City whoro ho has a posi-
tion with tho Firo Boys. Ho
likos his wor5f but waa glnd to
get homo.
- Mrs. Morris aud daughtor Lil-
lian wont to Vorden Fri. to visit
parents.
.Frank Law
Shines them off or on. If you
Can't bring your Shoes
Send them around He'll put
the fancy touch to them.
Rooms for rontMrs. D. Tur
nor West Oklahoma ovenuo.
Found A pockol book in Ill's
A. H S. Auditorium Friday
night. Tho owner may ha.YQ snmo
by describing it aiid paying for
this ad.
Farm Loans
Our farm loan plan is now and
muoh bettor than tho old way.
Wo consolidate mattors mako low
rate of interest and givo you priv-
ileges that others don't
If you aro thinking of making a
farm loarv or inoroasing tho old
ono drop us n lino and wo will
tell you our plan.
ourtnoy & Dral.o
Anadarko Okla.
Full Cream Flour
START THE NEW YEAR RIOHT
Phone Your Grocer
FOR A SACK OF THIS PARTICULAR BRAND
OF FLOUR
Full Cre&jn
And your Bread Baking will be a pleasure.
Every Sack Guaranteed
THE BEST
Chickasha Milling Co.
W. P Snyder Manager
OR RAY HUME
GOES DOWN IN
CANADAN
Dr. Chas. R. Humo waa wirod
Woduosday that his son Dr. Roy
Humo of Minco had attomptod to
cross tho Canadian rivor and
atruok quick snnd. A Mr. Woko-
fiold was with him. Both men both
horses and tho buggy woro undor
wator. In trying to got out of th
top of tho buggy which waa up
tho l'orsos kicked Dr. Ray and
kopt him undor tho wator and
dash d him around in tho cold
stream until ho waa badly oxaust-
cd by tho timo ho struok tho bank.
Dr Ray was lucky to esoapo with
his lifo His team whioh was a
fine spon of drivors.wero drownod.
Tho lost roport Dr. Ray was ro.
covering from tho oxauation and
tho oxtromo longthy cold bath.
Tho Canadian rivor is ono of tho
most troaohorous rivor in tho
country. Tho quiok sand sooms to
drift through tho rivor and at tho
vory placo you cross ono day tho
noxt day you may go undor.
Will Buy
A houso to movo and rebuild.
Wilt pay cash. Inquiro at Demo-
crat office.
Call ABO. Phono 12 3 for
fresh oysters. t
Anothor rneV car"ofHliatfarnmf
"-' If' 'Mtllfci
nor Bros.
Tho Silver Loaf Shoo Shop for
first olas ropalr work.
Car of Yorks Imporial apples
Rook Island tracks Anadarko.
Albort Torrill
'r . ri
&.." ' vms
I
ess
you are having trouble
With your eyes bring them
to us. We have a regis-
tered Optometrist who
thoroughly understands his
business and we guaran-
tee to give entire satis-
faction. Anadarko Jewelry & Opti-
cal Company
Opposite Postoflico
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