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THE CHANDLER NEWS-PUBLICIST
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Our New and Remarkable Premium Offer
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This Magnificent $6.50 “Sweet Home” Rocker Given Free to Our
Customers. Come in and get yours.
a fortunate dial we have secured from the American Chair Company of
>t. Louis, Mo., the exclusive ayenev for this locality for their celebrated
‘‘SWEET HOME" Arts and Crafts Rocking Chairs, like illustration, and
we want to place one in your home. Vou can get one for every room if you
wish.
I WACO MAN GAINS 18
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POUNDS ON TANLAC §
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CAN YOU AFFORD TO DO WITH-
omfortahle
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is a pres, i
' a HiibMdiitial pit t e of Furnitur
eiigth, comfort ami durability.
seasoned. Fumed Mission Wi
v. ill not scratch or mar cattily
Kvery part is high grade an>i
ra nged
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No home ever had enoi
to Ki'r these fine Rock
proud of.
This handsome Arts and Crafts Hot
entire construction represents beau
appropriate for all rooms. * •
They are mad** of SOLID OAK, thoroughl;
which is a rich brown or golden color that
not become dull by change of temperature,
manship is first class
The stats are large and roomy, nicely and substantially padded and room! with a
l’im.iI quality of Imperial'' Spanish leather, which is a splendid substitute tor genuine
leather and has durable wearing qualities. Size of seat. 19x19 inches; height tit back
height. 3"» 3-4 inches. These luxurious Rockers sell
“It's an actual fact. I have gained]
- iteen pound* »»n im«• bottU■
non oungi i anti &
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o K 1 railroad, and living a» *
1-1 n ‘ \th >fi t . . \\'a< o. Tt xas 1
tour year* ago. iie • on-J nk
mied. I begun suffering w ith in- I Jy
«1 i• -1:i.:i ami lms <m ni> stomach and I
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veil up
tight as a drum
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and does
he work-
Kntire
eat. 22 inchei
regularly for fh'.o
fasted underneath the seat of Cha r made by th» AMKRICAN CHAIR COMPANY
you will find their trade-mark, as shown in the illustration, which is youi safeguard
against imitations and inferior goods. This trade-mark is a sign you are getting
the best Furniture made Look for it.
S\ t make this liberal offer to secure
old customers.
new customers and to increase
trade with ==s
HERE IS OUR OFFER
•lie*, vve will g|\r you one of S
With nrrj #7‘».on worth of ktsmU, you buy from u* for cash, whet bee bought at one time or different
these lbs her* FllFF. tiet a* main a* you like, one lUs kei I KM with every M7A.OO you trade.
The Rocker* are now on exhibition mi our *lore. You are invited to tall anti see them. lit. all of your trading with it* and >oii will stain
hair a Rta-ker for every room.
You will always lintl a choice selection of tie laudable inert haiitliwe at our *tore anti nur price* mean a saving
THE PEOPLE’S STORE
H. HU.I.MAN. I'ropi-leior
THE STOKE-TOR DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE
CHANDLER, OKLAHOMA
HOME TOPICS
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Pat it-net- a Virtue.
Patience is a great virtue. The
lack of patience in small matters has
injured many a young man's chances
for promotion, prevented many from
being happy, anti caused many to be-
come discouraged. Patience endures
hardships, drives off rebuke and
scorns a controversy. Those who
rultliate patience and acquire a
pleasing personality have great op-
portunities for Influence in life and
will reap the reward which content-
ment and happiness bring
The habit of enduring disappoint-
ments and bearing trials soon gives
tine self control and enables tine to
acquire fortitude By exercising pa-
tience for a while it becomes easy to
control one's passion and maintain a
cheerful, optimistic temperament
Parents should encourage cheerful-
ness and self negation among their
children So much depends upon
cheerfulness and agrecahleness that
no sacrifice for these virtues is too
great to make
\ (lilt to t'lvlll/jitioii.
Fortunate is the nation that re
gards its people as its greatest gift
to society and to the world's civiliza-
tion' Such ii nation will progress
and its influence he paramount
The life, health and intelligence of
the American people are this coun-
try’s greatest asset. Our prosperity,
our peace and happiness depend and
will continue to depend upon the
moral stamina and the physical • • til -
elency of the citizens of this country.
It is therefore the duty of the na-
tional government and the various
states to conserve the health and effi-
ciency of the people. Those who
would violate the sacred laws of
health should lie trained. The na-
tion's destiny is vested in the vigor
and intellect of its people.
Individuals owe it to themselves
and Hie nation that protects tin in to
conserve their health and strength
Rest and recreation are necessary to
efficiency. Home life requires time
for stud.., meditation and diversion
from labor. ,
K
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VOU WANT
>Ob MKALTH.
Iound l iir
DRINK
VS!*
I of every twenty-four hours. The
older that a person gets, the less
sleep h»^ usually requires. For an
j average grown person, seven hours
is considered a sufficient amount of
| sleep. Older persons have been
(known to live comfortably with five
hours a night for rest. Kvery small
(child of three or four years should
I sleep ten hours at night, with an
afternoon nap besides. A growing
: body not only demenda, but it re
(quires sleep.
One time Napoleon, the French
eo*w«ii l*1*11'' had occasion to send bis troops
lo conquer a provinc. in northern
Afiit a. The natives were i»*v. in
number ami inferior marksmen, ami
•wii.iMiN* well they knew it. So she heads of
’• the province iiad a meeting to decide
j upon their mode of warfare. And
what did they do? When the French
E. TURNEY, Staff* Disf. arrived the natives g,.\. them
* ' I no peace nor rest of mind They
DO\ OO, Okltinoma Lit), Okla., constantly pretended that they wen
——^^Koing to attack All day and all
light somt ol thorn would mok<
color or covered with washable wall of revolt against the French
paper to match the kitchen walls (At the end of three months the
Put a few drops of turpentine in French troops withdrew, worn out
the water in which floors and wood-;**1 body, many ill with levers, and
work are to be scrubbed; the room'all crazed for lack of sleep The
will smell like fresh new pine (natives knew that without sleep the
large basket tray with handles j hand of the white man would quiver
rry dishes to and from the din-i"Rh weakness, and so they conquered
For Paul's rule on how to get
along with men read Romans 12.
When you think of investments
and returns read .Mark 10:17-31.
For a great invitation and a great
opportunity read Isaiah
For Jesus' idea of prayer read
6uke 11:1-13, Matt. 6
I’or a prophet's picture of worship
that counts read Isaiah '*8:1-12.
For the prophet s idea of rj>figlon
read Isaiah I 10-1\ Mi.-ah (i tl-h.
W hy not follow Psalm 119:11 and
hide some of these in your memory?
COMPOUND
COFFEE
Ask YmirCirotcr
People Speak Well of < hnntlierlHlii'*
Tablets.
"I have been selling Chamberlain's
Tablets for about two years and heard
such good reports from my custom-
ers that I concluded to give them a
trial myself, and can say that I do
not believe there is another prepara
tion of the kind equal to them."
writes (5. A. McHridet Headford, Out
If you are troubled with indigestion
• r constipation give them a trial
They will do you good. ad.
would
and
and what 1 had
of lead in my stomach. 1 was con
' I a'- .I all the lime and hud to takeifg
-.did t !> inr . v . ■. «|. Ter this trouble i $
hips down which i was told was »!
«»• • rheumatism i a- as nervous &
as a rat in a trap and it was almost | .x
impossible for me to get any sound ; K
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plrtel. run down and played out and ^
for two years 1 couldn’t w ork enough
to pay my necessary expenses. I
went to Marlin, Texas, and spent a
hundred dollars for a month’s treat-
ment there and it didn't do me a
nickel's worth of good. I then went
to Missouri and to Dallas fo% treat-
ment and paid out over three hun-
dred dollars but nothing gave me any
relief, and it just looked like I was
doomed to be a sufferer the rest of
my days.
"Then I got to taking this Tanlac
1 hud read and heard so much about.
It has been a life .aver to me and
would he cheap at a hundred dol-
lars a bottle compared to what othei y
treatment and medicine cost me amUljf
_____ 1 h* suffering I had to endure for■
==E ; • - tout years I’m just now buy T*
:l hav•• had I ^
== j no pain or gas in my stomach in'
- some time and 1 can just eat any-
thing without it hurting me. I'm
not a bit nervous now and just sleep
like a child every night. I'm not
constipated like I was and the rheu-
matic pains are all gone out of my j
hip and leg. In fact, all my miser-
able feelings are gone now ami I just
feel new life and energy in every I
nerve of my body. As 1 have said, I
i have gained eighteen pounds and I
I now weigh one hundred and sixty-!
eight pounds and feel younger and I
better than I have in twenty fiye I
years. I wouldn’t tHke any amount I
of money that could be offered for
the good that •Tanlac has done me
and 1 would lie ungrateful not to tell
others what it is that got me out of I
my suffering and made a well man I
of me.”
Tanlac is sold exclusively in Chan- j
dler by Armstrong &■ Wolcott, in
Stroud by Moss A. Ingalls, in Prague I
by McDowell & Rraniger. in Avery I
by (1. R. Calloway, In Agra by A. M.
Rucb. in Kendrick by Kendrick Drug j
Store, in Try on by Tryon Pharmacy, I
in W* list on by D. L. (lilison and in I
Davenport by Oliyer M. Ingenthorn. I
OUT COTTON SEED MEAL
Animals must have protein-fats and car-
bohydrates. Corn, wheat, oats and bran
mean nothing except that they supply so
many pounds of these three food elements.
Cotton Seed Meal Contains Over Three Times
the Protein of Corn, Oats or Bran
Your milch cows, dry cattle, horses, mules,
brood sows and poultry need it. Feed a
little every day the year ’round and note
the rapid gains. It reduces the cost of feed-
ing thereby increasing the profits. All grain »
feeds are high and you cannot afford to i
leed without it. Recognized by state exper-
iment stations and leading feeders as the
cheapest and most economical protein on
the market.
Southland Cotton Oil Co.
Chandler, Oklahoma
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Why suffer with the heat
—when you may sit in our cool and pleas-
ant parlor and enjoy delicious and re.
freshing ice cream and fountain drinks.
Prompl and Courteous Senice
-CIG4RS KIR I Hi: MEV
.Percy Benlons Confectionery
pi nur s\F» .
Richard Stalker, residing 3 miles
east and •*; 1-2 north of Chandler,
and half a mile south of Bethel
cemetery, i«* advertising a sale for
September 2tl. He will offer 7 head
of horses, 1*', head of fine cattle,
among which are two extra fine bull
calves; also some machinery, house-
hold goods, etc. I’sual terms. .1. I).
Funnell will cry the sale. Free lunch
to tarry dishes to and from the din-
ing table is a great step saver, but
better yet is the wheel tray. The
first cost of this is rather large, but
the housewife can hardly begrudge
tills, as there is no "upkeep" and its
convenience can hardly be overesti-
mated
The night lias a thousand eyes.
And the day but one,
Yet the light of the bright world dies
With the dying sun.
The mind has a thousand eyes
And the heart but one.
Yet the light of a whole life dies
When love is done. Bonrdtllon.
Tlie Monster Slts'iilrsmuss,
“Oh, Sleep, it is a gentle thing.
Beloved from pole to pole."
Long ago, w ii. ii ih< i v rant Nero
ruled the Roman world, he held asl
captive a prisoner whom he wished
to kill in a secret manner The pris-
oner was a great political leader's
friend, and tb«. brave »qo da; vd i
when strength might have failed.
If you wish to retain your youth,
and to keep your humor and feelings
through the day, there is one word
that will ad us a secret key sleep.
And when you sleep rest. Forget the
• ares of the day and the worries of
life. Let your mind, as well as your
body. have a rest.
"Sleep sweet.
And in thy dreams
To wander in a pleasant dime.
By singing streams and happy
woods.
And seasons all one summer time."
How To t *«• the Bible.
Kxperienee.
When in sorrow read John 14.
When men fail you read Psalm
S: 7.
When you have sinned read Psalm1
The Union National
Bank
MARCUS FURNITURE CO.
I MU HI VhIMi 4M> FMRUMISti
Mr. Geo. Boylson is in charge of our under-
taking department.
CALLS ANSWERED DAY AND NIGHT
I’licuics 124. 14,5 and 152
Chandler, (Ihla.
m ^l:
you worry read Matthcv
Those who toil dx days in the hbf behead him publicly. The ty-
chuivh seivi
cad Psalm
‘. 1; should rest on the Sabbath. It
is regrettable that the Sabbath is too
often used for other purposes than
for rest the "scriptural way." Those
who fail to make use of it as rest
will sooner or later pay the penalty
of overwork.
Mini* tor Noiiscvvive*.
(Trass stain is easily removed from
children’s light colored or white hose
and dresses by saturating the stain
with corn syrup or molasses previous
to washing with soap ami water.
Blood stains disappear after being
►caked in glycerin, then washed with
soap and tepid water. Automobile
or machine grease is easily taken
out of clothing (washable material)
if unsalted butter, lard or lard corn-
rant never had to think long to in-
vent ideas, so to the guards of his
prison Ik* g.uc this command: kp
the prisoner awake until I come
again. Never foi on< second allow
him to sleep Neto depert<d, .<nd
when he returned the captive was
dead, having been killed from an ab-
solute loss of sleep, and not. even a
genius was able to tell the reason of
his death.
Of course, the above illustration is
an overdrawn Incident for us. but if
constant lack of sleep will kill, will
not a small loss injure the body and
wear the brain? One of the great
harms that the American nation
*1
■M.
When
a, i4
Before
S4.
When in danger read Psalm
When you have the blues read
Psalm 2 4.
When tlod seems far away read
1 *sa 1 m 139.
When doubt comes try John 7:17.
When discouraged road Isaiah 4u
It you want to be fruitful read
John 1 r*.
When lonely and fearful read
Psalm 23.
For Jesus' idea of a t’hristian set*
Matthew
When you forgot your blessing
read Psalm 103.
For Jesus’ idea of religion read
Janies 1.
When your faith needs stirring
B W KIND \\D l.tlW
IM P \RTMFNT.
l^eposit your money . n
ceivp tin* benefits of estab-
lished banking connection.
Personal and real estate
loans made at all times,
easy conditions and reason-
able rules.
P‘»M> IB PAR I Ml’\ l\
'a»w is the time
to save
:»r the next Lite
•tty Bond
arnpaign. Have
one in
nur own home.
We also
buy
.Mui?
County, School
Dal Bonds.
RID ( ROSS
hl.P\BTM» NT.
You can join the Red Cross
Chapter by leaving your
name and dollar with us.
We will see that you are
t n rolled.
ik
A RELIEF
^ °r ^ pci'cent of Headaches
/ ^w'^ ke *ounf^ *n a pair of
FRETWELL
Properly fit and properly adjusted
GLASSES
H0SC01 R. 1411 HAH I . Optometrist. CHAMB ER
Sail f. t. Fr»(»fll Ex Sou Jtutltr* (ipiooirIritl
commits against herself today is that
tin youth of tho land forgets that! rei”| "i |
ss r.&id#wn and out —
Wh> don Ho make thr i ti * , Y™',
darkness*<>e ^ W°r,d ,n trTn*»orarv | When the world seems bigger than
' 1 Clod read Psalm 90. •
Two hours of sleep before the mid- When you want rest and
night hour is equivalent to four hours read Matthew 1 1 :2**-3o.
afterwards. When a person first lie*- When you »am Christian
down to sleep, as a rule he is tired a lice read Romans .v 1-30.
, and ready tor rest Consequently. For Paul's secret of happiness read
and place ms body rests more quietly just then Corinthians 13.
ithinc and tlimi uf11 r Ho itod kon.t loin.* *i• i * , ,
When you leave home for labor or
HUM)
*t lt\ It*F.
Wo w
ill be pleased
to talk
over
your plans for next
yi ar e
crop. What
can he
«!« n<
for more li
restock.
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peace
ssur-
pouud is rubbed, generously, Into the
stain before applying soap and water needed rest at regular intervals. - Is**
When packing away wool blankets
ami winter clothing all musty odors
v ill be eliminated if sprinkled with
this delightful mixture: one ounce
each of powdered cloves, cinnamon,
nutmeg, tonca beans, caraway and
mace; to these add six ounces of
powdered orris root. Make little
cheesecloth sachet bags
tlum In the fnl.is of clothing and Ithan after he hos' beeiT lying sUli'fo,
fii ing. it w o or three hours. The sleep in travel read Psalm 1 ” 1
the ^lue^or^med bdne'botDes ^rub^t he * ** ‘V*"" ? U"Ua,1> broken aml l,is !# Uh» «’ you grow hitter or critical
cork*..! ove“ oTVrd* S i C''';,,! ^ > “*'»"■ >»
A ncul looking waste paper batket hour. P H hen your praye,, _gn.« narron
[c. ,,UtkifVuh|rb«ke«be.,S*ned aTuH ' "T*' ’ """ "f '"ph‘ ’ ^ ^ ' Chri.ti.nN.y
t» siai run oaaket stained a dull leais need* nine huurn of Bleep out read J Cor. 1 r 1
and greater production.
The Pioneer National Bank of Lincoln
County is at your service. Let us
Get Together and Work Together
The Union National Bank
FRANK PAYTON
EXPERT BLACKSMITH ING
Shop equipped with Aceytlene fa* welding machine- —
Prompt attention to all ordera. Experienced hoise-shoen.
W( Ru> All kinds ol Old Iryn. Brass and Copper
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
E i. CONKLIN, 1 ( di 1 H ('. BRVNT, 'asl •
J. B CHARLES. V-Piesidc*nt y <; KKKH.W. Asst.
I.AWRKNt'K COX. Assistant Cashier.
South Manvel Avenue ♦ E
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To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
V'K BROMOQuinifif (( th^c *ld* Tl:c O'.d :;t&o<1ard ic» rcral rtrrKgthrning tonic.
Dr r-f -r«. inrnry if it fail* to cure. • rT?h»Vii-* i d 'J''LtC t*T' <lr,Vr‘* f
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