The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 129, Ed. 1 Friday, November 17, 1916 Page: 3 of 6
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FWDAY EVENTXfi. XOVOir'.PJi 17. 101fi.
snAwvr.r. pait.v nt.wshi-.i;am>
Francis Ford and Grace Cunard
in "The Bandit's Halter,-' Wallace Itcld ill "Starlights' Message."
another of ilic "Hazards of Helen" ami lluil ami Ham in "The
Drug Store."
Odeon Suturilav llari'i Sals and True Ibiunluiaii in "The Oil
Field I'lot.- 3rd complete episode in "Flu l«lrl From Irlsio,"
Kalem's Western series. Agnes Vernon and Malconi Blevins <n
"SIiiiiiIiIIiiu." ^ reel Imp featu: •. also Eddie Lyons. Lee Moran ami
Prisciila I lean in "l.iilc mill a l iar." Nestor cointdy.
Odean Sunday "The Isle of l.ll'c," Red Feather production.
Fridav Satuvdav and Sunday only three more days or
SAVOY
Till I'KOH.rS TIIK.VTItll VI VTIM1I 11VKKY II\\
"Toby" and Wilbuck's Comedians
I SATI KIIAY OMI
M W 1'I.IV IVHHV DAY. KFF.CIVL
>1 Ml A V.
Tndnj's ricliire Win 1. Brad)
Oath." Brady-World production
SiiIiirilut's I'lclurc "Hulling Mams." Paramount Production.
ents (lail Kane in "The Scarlet
Sudden Cold.
* Look out—it's
f dangerous.
CASCAf^A ©QUININE
Tlic old family remedy - in tODltt
form-safe, sure, easy to take. No
opiates—no unpleasant after-efleets.
Cures colds in 24 hours -(".rip in 3
Cozy Today -Extraordinary Program
I'lSK ULAI M i-tlebrated "Vampire'' actress. In
"The Wolf Woman
production ever seen 011
Mack Swain in this
This is said to be the greatest "vampin
the screen. '
ALSO TODAY ■ AMBllOSK'S llAI'IO HI8K.
Kl.VSTONB COMEDY.
-r;iE GIRLS FHOM JOYLANir in musical utv.,nvl,
SI M)AY ONE DAY ONLY Celebrated trio ADOLH. ,'M,
AND OLIVER, cointdy acrobat ■ singing and mushal
TO AND VON. singers and dancers.
COMING - THE CHEAT CLAYTON" and bis own company. Ask linn
I,"out any,hi!.;. Oklahoma Cl-y U going wild over Clayton. See
him her# n^xt Wedneiday and bhlaii<!e « t wtfK.
i coins in nt'ui^ — v ii n' •
aitys. Money hack if it fails. Get
the genuine nox with Red 11 op and
Mr. Hill's picture on it—25 cents.
At Any Drug Store
Dr. Hartshorne has returned from
processional trip to Holdenville;
Bell-am s
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
j troves it. 25c at all druggists
Y 11(1)1 V\ IS A 1.1..
1 Invitations arc out tor the Yeomen 1
I ball which will be given Wednesday.
Nov. 22.
Archers se.> that your friends get
| invitations, as admittance is by invi-
tations only.
Special For Saturday : Ladies' Silk
Waists, $3.00 values, at each $1.98.
Texas Cash Store. 17-lt
The American Federation oi' Labor-
ers will hold its regular meeting to-
night at Trades Assembly Hall.
COZY THEATRE
Twilight Sleep
Monday November 20Ui
C. M. Walker has returned In Ok- and Boys'
lahoma City aft r a business visit in | (0atH. all ni w. at *P'
Shawnee. I Texas Cash Store.
Suits and Over-
ial prices. The
17-lt
Too Cute Studio wants
getic dam mttrfttors. Alsi
p< nter. Telephone 1734-J.
Roy Jones of Oklahoma City wa
among the out-of-town visitors in tbii
city today.
two flier- Near Tampa. Florida, grape, fruit,
good car-j orange and truck land. 10 acres with
one hundred trees to sell or trade for
96-17-3t terms. E. Downs, Shawnee. Okla..
1015 K. 9tll. 40-11-Gt
Will buy good Jersey
heifers. Call 403 J or
t'nrrie.
cows and
127. Harry
y4-17-3t
Attorney J. H. Wahl has returned
from a trip to Muskogee and Mnita
(<n legal business.
A Boon to Motherhood
A Topic of Absorbing Interest to All Human-
ity. Entertaining. Educational.
Seiencc's Greatest Triumph
mm '
Four Sessions Daily
For Women Cniy
1:30.3:00,4:30. 0:00
Two Sessions Daily
For Men Only
7:30 and 9:00 p. m.
Children Under 15 Positively Not Admitted.
Admission 25c
Will Canutt of the Cozy Drug Store j
Is back home from Nashville. Teim.,
, where he took a two months' special j
The Mouse lodge will hold its reg- j course in pharmacy.
ular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock I
sharp. Members urged to be
pres-
ent.
Wni L. Blessing is down from Okla
hotiui City today to attend the fun
ral of AI llaslanger.
Blllb A hton of Oklahoma City is j mVlis'
among tb< visitors la th«. LAKttB tHOWIWf
i are. attending Uie 1 «la>s
j Krankel Bros. Sale starts
Any one finding part of a fountain i Nov. 17. at 8 a. m.
pen pleati phone 1180. 87-15-3tj ^ ^ suits- Nev r
■ we are selling tilt
Women Jailors Lead to Court Wormn
Accused of Murdering Her Husband.
...wv, v• •
... —— - i m i •• A
Come in
and see
me!
Every ^lay 1 am
lilcasino' men wli< are
particular in their requii •
incuts for well-fitting
clothes.
| r iniliinc g "ill style,higli
clitsi w'orkniniship ainl
popular \)rici >
This Fall 1 have the
soinest showing of
st woolens that 1 have
ever presented. 1 l'r selec-
tion inehnlesa full lineol
beautiful I Miner Wool-
cos aniiUniveisity Sti ipe-
—each stjle guarantetil
all pure wool
('oine around mid
become nc<|iinint< d •
Brown's
118 N. Broadway
Kin* Tailoring.
11 iillt tirade 1 lats.
Classy Furnishings
Cash Sufre.
(I.MSI 111
Friaa?
heap as
I'exas
, FHOM
i'timivim: i'oisomno.|
John Hutty, tlie well-known-Roek
Island engineer, Is now safely con-
valescent after a severe attack of
ptomaine poison with which he was ^
pro>trated last Monday. For a time
frlenda very much' feared Mr. Ituttv
uld not recover.
Before starting on Ills run Mr. Hut-;
ty bad opened a can of condensed
inilk of which be used a part, and
upon his return used the remainder,
which Is thought to have caused his
illness.
H \ I II VI. 01 11. II VSI.AMiHlt.
The funeral of Al Haslanger, who
Vied after a short illness from pneu-
' nionia, was held at the chapel of
j Mooro-Gaslclll Undertaking Co. this
; afternoon at 2 ,:i0. the service heir.;:
I ondueted by Kev. C. N. Hewitt. Man;
u; the deceased's fellow Eagles and
"Goodnight Corns !
We Use 'Gels-It!'"
3 Drops in 2 Seconds. That's All.
"GETS-IT" Does the Rest.
Never Fails.
"Really, I never could see how
Seme few people use the most dill-
Hill Sind painful way tli.-v eaii ttml to
t riii <>i corns. lhe> 11 w i ap tin'«
,o. S UP with bandages uilo P'^X rinil
lli.it tills lb. ir shoes HI 1 •> feet Olel
makes turns so painful th : vc fcoi
fur men wie
lar.
are partieu-
%#* -
Two women
Newark, N. J
« barge of Mrs,
denutv sheriffs in l irthpiace of Glover Cleveland. I bis
have been placed In photograph shows them taking hei
Margaret c. Heutingei
KXeiTIXi 1UNAWVY.
A government team hitched to aj
hack occupied by Mrs. 0. J. Green j
and Mrs. Clark Brown ran away 011 .
Beard street this afternoon. They 1
tossed Main street al full speed and
collided With a dray, breaking out (
the 'tongue of the hack and turning It
'completely around, but the occupants j
1 escaped injury.
A TIVH u-roil) TV in
One of Interest to Our Headers. •
, (.lood news bears repeating, and ,
I when it is confirmed aft*'r a long
" ap-., of time even if weMiesitated 10
believe it al first hearing, we feel se-
ure in accepting !'s truth now. 'the
following experience of a Shawnee
woman is confirmed after one year.
Mrs. Jessie QullHttma! 221 8. Penn-
yivanla Ave., Shawnee, says: "1. as
well as others in my home, have tak-
en Lilian's Kidney Bills with line re-
sults. They are a cure for kidney
and bladder trouble and we are al-
w,i\ s pleased to recommend them.
Confirmed Proof.
Over a year late-. Mrs. Giiilllmiui
said- "All 1 ever said in praise of
I loan's Kidney Pills still holds good.
' There is no better kidney medicine
1 for women to use."
Price 50c. at all dealers. Hon
simply ask for a kidney remedy g-
Uoan's Kidney Bills the same thai
i Mrs. Ctuilllams lias twice publicly
| r commended. Foster-Milburn t o
j Buffalo, N. V.
r.ANDinATES ELC.
(Continued from 1'age One.)
and T. F. Hensley of El lteno.
Most or the men mentioned ai-
voting men and all are bright
professions. The sixth legislatui
will have plenty of good men lor th«
speakership. The democrats v 1 1 baie
large majority over two-thirds ol
| the entire ineinbership. The sele
lion of a speaker will be purely an ta-
li rparty affair, and from the earl> in-
dleatlons it seems that the alignment -
may be between the short grass 1 01111-
try and the east side. In that event
1 it is not unlikely that Hie choice 111a
| iail between Paul Nesbitt and bverett 1
l'etry.
t.it u 11 vi 11 nil 0>ins
IIAUK VMl l«I VI 11H I
Trv (.rnndiiiother s Old tiiuirile
lleelpe of Sage Ten and
Sulphur.
Almost .everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound-
ad, brings back the natural color and
I lustre to the hair when faded, slreak-
' 1 gray. Years ago the only waj
t„ get this mixture was to make III
home, which is mussy and trouble
1 """'owadavs we simply ask at any
drug a,ore for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound, lou will get ■
large bottle of this old time re .pe 1111
proved by the addition of other ingre
die,its for about RO cents. I'-veryborly
uses ibis preparation now. because 110
one can possibly tell that you darken-
ed vour hair, as it does it so natura.-
Iv and evenly. You dampen a sponge
or soft brush with it anil draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the gra\
I 'hair disappears, and after another ap- j
(plication or two, your hair becomes |
beautifully dark, thick and glossy ami |
1011 look years younger w>etn
' Sage and Sulphur Compound is a de-1
lightful toilet requisite. It is not m-
ieuded#for the eure. mitigation or pre-j
i venllon of disease.—Adv.
t 111 VI) STI FFKO FltO.M
, (VIA It 1411 OK V C01.0 ♦
♦ Sn>s ( ream Applied 111 Nostrils ♦
♦ Opens Vir Passages Kiglll I |>. ♦
x
! Instant relief—no waiting. out |
. clogged nostrils open right up:
i ir passages of your head cleai an.,
tou can breathe freely. No mora
'hawking, snuffling, blowing, head-,
aeiie dryness. No struggling toi |
breath at night; yoi r cold or cataniii
■ ' i;' tP : small bottle of Kly's c'r1'1"" |
'Halm from your druggist nou, Appi!
liUb of Ibis fragrant, anUseptv
healing cream in your nostrl.s
penetrates through every air Parage ,
'of the head, soothes the inflamed 01 ,
swollen mucous mwrnbrane and reiie i
. omes instantly.
It's just fine. Don t ^Jay 4uffed-up ,
with a cold or nasty catarrh. Adv.
-Her-1
c 0. n GROCERY
Groceries and tresii Meats. Telephone 203
FILL SERVICE-CASH ON DELIVERY-CASH AND CARRY
Credit) _
Smiley and Payne Props.
Voti can trade wllli us the «a> Hint's liiust convenlenl for jou.
Fill, SIlllYK ti which means credit service and deliver). ( ASH
u\ HI I IYI.KY vvlilch enlitlcs you In per cent off the hill li Jim
when delivered and the order is sl.no or incr. ( ASH VMM Alt.
IC uhlel. entllles )«u l« 10 per rent "If the bill if you pa, cash
ever the counter and carry (hern nwiiv. In this wav
We pay you for delivering your own groceries
Another sale of those nice sugar cured hams
These are mild cured and are lis good lib some of the nldel) ai!-
vertised brands thai cost ion
These llnms. regular price
Colorado Potatoes, regular pr!<
li lbs Sugar, regular price
is lbs Chief Flour, leg. price
it lbs Chief Flour, rcg. price
7)j lbs lllce. regular price
2!a lbs Peaherry Coffee, r. |i.
l*j lbs Hominy, regular price
."i gallons Oil. regular price
llltr Sack Climax Meal, r. prlc
Other Regular Priced Items
2,> lb.
21 Ue
(ash
and
carry
price
liHaC
e "die
Cash
and
Carry
I'rlee
i: e
$i.00
Cash
and
( arry
Price
yoc
. *2.r>o
(ash
and
( arry
Price
*2.:i:.
#1.80
Cash
and
Carry
Price
*•1.20
Me
( iinIi
and
Curry
Price
i: c
50e
Cash
and
Carry
Price
l.*)c
SOe
( ash
and
Carry
Price
l" c
.V c
Cash
ii nd
( arry
Price
r oc
e r 5c
Cash
and
( arry
Price
,*)0c
Can >o. - 1'risciHn Tninnloes
Me
for
ti bars Crjsfal Mlillc Hoap -• «'
( an Ctuul Table I'euchcN !• <■
Can Louis Tublc rcachcH— -• <'
Can Booster Table l eaclics - 0c
Can Sliced IViiche
for
(an Sliced rineapple
( an New Stale roan
Can Wisconsin K. .1. I*euu
boxes Matches
I lb Cream Cheese
ibs Rye Flour -•* <
II ox battle Monarch Catsup-• «*
I'lnt Hulk tMhes
Fancy Fating Npples, peck «Oc
| rs| Florida Oranges, do/ 10c
Florida («rape Fruit, small.
Jl for
:iOc
20 c
title
10c
10c
0e
Subscribe for the Daily Nev.-
aid. 10c per week.
Young
"Get«
$,■
out the jail gate 011 the way to court !
There Mrs. Ii utinger is surrounded ]
on trial there for killing her husband i,v her five children, the eldest
in their home at Caldwell. N J . the whom Is only nine.
! 1 raiuiuen were In attendance. 1 lie
pallbearers were chosen from nieni-
>rs of the l'agles lodge and from
old associates in the railroad service.
Thev were Win I), inland, itenj. Clar
, 1 y. Frank Courtney. Will Russell,
I t;<M) Kvans and J. H. Murray.
( \|{FI.ISS OF Flit MS.
list «i Gentle Rub Shin^
HUTU!
I | | VMM. Hill SH.
to walk, sideways and wrlnUlo un
llieir i.-.. *. "<■ ' " > « •' it
. lit i it O ti'' to II ill 111.1 1*" It
1 h'o' or t!, y'll u,..- pioslers
I "1 ,'."rr "•n0
; f5ita,nt4MV,ou pJtS. fu«a or trouble
■riie corn, ealln* or wart loonens « d
1 come. • -VIiM .111 « lift! llOtlllliC • If'
, ,.| . .. • i , , , M .,,1 r, I omt'.ie'i'l-
rfl hv dru rlrt* everj.wh.re, *
l.ottle, or S'nt i n ree. ipt of' prlee. b>
1J. 1. \vr< nro & Co., Chicago, III.
^-'iilil In S'.iaw.e e ami recomnn i.ded
as the world's best corn remedy by
c. it. Hanyiiiaii, F. A. Reynolds .V I
I Sou and owl l'ry Store. Adv.
Complaint has be, 11 made to the
- a nit a r v department and conveyed to "
I he fire department, that many resi- Th police force with the •id
dents ar careie.-s of bonfires. Th- a trusty, and the volunteer «> '<*•
is not alone.or destruction of Of Fire Chief Brown and some 01-
, ,rtv but of the loss of lives ol looker, this morning unde look to
omen and children, who are cl,i,„ Hie picture gallery In the chiefs
ill" the ones closest .0 such back- of,be The pictures have been hang-
Mii'd bonfire:. Th- city ordinances tag there so long ^"ut ^e"1l"b
prohibit verv strictly the burning il thai some ol them could hardly 110
l..;,-.. - or rubbish within the city seen through the dirt-begrimed glas .
liinits, and an effor, will be mad. to They were all clesned. boweie 1,
the ordinance. ' confide,abb eiWrt. and the gallery
is iiKiti't on exhibition.
Boost your lionie city right along. r „«iar vvwi.
We are alwavs with you. Try a wan. an .1. the Hails News-
Herald.
Thanksgiving turkeys are gob g
higher, being as Thanksgiving it just Try
111,0111 here. Herald
want ad In the Dally News*
motortruck
Service Installed
BY THE
Red Ball Transfer
Line
Pianos Moved on
Rubber Tires
Give Is Your
Baggage Calls
Our Business is
Growing
1 Phone 777
70c
Medium t'risen, can
< >111 Country Club ( orn
Can (iood rumpkin
( au Table Vpricots
( au Louis Table Vpricots
( mi Louis White Crapes -0e
( tin New State I*eara
( an Telmo Sliced riiienpple -•>
Can it. it. >1. l'eas
( an >ew State Com
l\ boxes Tooth l'leks
I lis Knl ire Wheat Flour
)iih Hackwheat Flour
Monarch Mince Meat, lb
Kent Cranberries, ijt
Cooking apples, peek
Large Florida (irapt
'2 for
Small Crisco, can
Large Crisco, can
12e
12c
12c
i: e
l c
I :>c
10c
()e
21 Ir
12c
,{,")('• 10c
Fruit,
USe
35c
Don't forget our telephone, its 20. .
IIIIUT forget I delivery saves >011 per ccut u orders of
ijil.tltt and liter.
0,,11't forget Cash and Carry sates >mi 10 per cenl on 50c orders
and over.
C. 0. D. GROCERY
Adjoininii Hie Mammoth Department Slore
Well Made; Aelive;
Seals 7; $1280
Quality runs Ihrough the
7 passenger 6-30 Chal-
mers like a vein oi gold
in a mine. That is one
reason lor its supreme
ability in action.
The price is very low
on this car—$1280 until
November 30. Alter lhat
$1350.
0
(All prices I. o. b. Detroit
Cliiel Okla. Auto & Garage Co.
I'honc 608. Shawnee, Oklo.
Quality First
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