The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 31, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 13, 1917 Page: 5 of 8
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2 SUN HAT MoUXIXCi, M \Y U 1917.
THE S11AWNKFj DAIIiV NKWS ITFXU.n
FIVE.
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Ex-Postmaster General
Frank H. Hitchcock
Mow a Moving Picture Man
Recognized as one of two most valuable postmaster Kenerals since the
Civil War. He lieinc a blfi man naturally gravitated towards America's
fifth greatest industry, connecting as chairman of the Board of Directors
of the Greater Vitagraph Company of America, a twenty-five million dollar
concern.
The Industry's Continuous Acquisition of Great Men is
Impressive
and convincing proof ot the moving pictures future greatness.
The world's best and most beautiful pictures are shown in
The Gdeon
Shawnee's Beautiful Picture Theatre.
Gdeon
Today
F. llopkinson Smith's famous story
has been one of the most popular
sea talcs of this generation. The
emminent novelist has drawn 011
his wonderful descriptive powers
and Knowledge of the sea in
*Jidur
COZY—
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Harvard Musical Comedy Co.
in Up-to-date Farce Comedies
Direct from a three months' run at Hippodrome Theatre, Dallas, Texas.
Sunday Picture—Metro Wonderplay—Madam Petrova in
The Waiting Soul"
ANN MURDOCK in the first of THE SEVEN DEADLY
iomy Sale!
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"THE TIDES OF BARNEGAT"
While a thrilling sea tale, is also remarkable for its human interest.
WITH BLANCHE SWEET
as Jane Congden the older sister Whose sett . acrifice and devotion to a
younger sister saves the sister from disgrace, the star role is all that could
be desired.
Elliott Dexter. Tom Forman and the ever popular little Billy Jacobs form
a supporting cast for Miss Sweet that is superb, while the picturesqueness
01 the sea coast scenes in this production would make it worth seeing, even
if they did not form the background of this absorbing talc. A Lasky-Pnra-
mount production and worthy of the names it bears. Also the uproarous
comedian Hugny Mack in "Footlights and Fakirs," Vitagraph Special "Big
V" feature comedy.
ODEON Don't miss this great serial—start now—Helen
Monday Holmes in "A Lass of the Lumberlar.ds."
Also Patlie News and Pathe Comedy. Here is a program worth coming
down town to see. while the price is next to nothing you can't afford not
to see this splendid program.
ODEON MARY F'.CKFORD in
Tuesday. . "SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN."
Not many mure I'ickfor.l pictures to bo : ■en at T,r and Inc. Her nexv pro-
ductions (Arteraft) cost enormous rental and must be shown at advanced
prices. ■
ODEON J. Stuart Blackton and Albert E. Smith pre-
Wednesdsiv sent Earle Williams in "APARTMEN i 23"
Magnificent Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature.
ODEON Thursday, MRS. VERNON CASTLE in 'PATRIA'
The host serial ever shovn. A masterpiece from every standpoint. Also
Short} Hamilton in a new two-reel Western Comedy drama.
Tuesday Picture-
SINS—
"ENVY"
Wednesday—W !ii3in Fox presents Velaska Suratt in
"The Victim"
ALMA MASON AND john HAMLIN IN THE PHOTO PLAY
WASH
BLOUSES
Latest models, well
made, lace and em-
broidery co liar.ti
corded voile waists,
each #1.00
Kmhroidered voile
tteisla. cae.il KI.1W
White vollw waists.
emhrpldt*red in col-
ors. each #1.50.
Book Fold
Ginghams
10c
. A special pur-
chase to save
you money.
. . .. 25c ..
CHILDREN'S
. . . HOSE ...
A pood strong
hose of a well
known make
pair 19c
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
$2.60 I Vttit oats ear
$1.50 Pettit oats cac
$1.50 Night gowns e
$1.00 Night gowns
$1.10
Thursday
FROM LIFE
6£
The Libertine
99
Strong and gripping story of modern life. A surprise finish comes like a breath
of June roses, bringing close to the hearts of the audience a powerful and timely
moral.—N. Y. EVENING JOURNAL
SHOES! SHOES!!
SHOES!!!
Bargains in all lines.
Edwin Clapp and Floraheim
oxfords, pair sl.iis
Outing bals and work shoos
pair «.l
$1.75 Muleskin shoes, pair
only ItSft
$3.00 Women's bargains pair
only
A full line of tennis shoes.
Yl \S|| MMMIN.
American'prints, yd ....II
1 lot Cameo Zephyrs .. li
Toile l)u Nord ginghams.
Best quality percale yd ..
France;
epe, yd
Dixie Batiste
Shadow voile, yd
S.'Ti Island lis:.ue gingham
yard
Phantom voiles yard
Yania voiles, yard
Kiinona crepes, yd. 17c and
Geo. Hann who has been at the
General Hospital for, an operation,
will resume his school work Monday.
Whitman's Candies always fresh.
Cozy Drug Store. ll-2t
Whitman's Candies always fresh.
Cozy Drug Store. ll-2t
ODEON
Friday
D.-niel Frobman presents Pauline Frederick in
"SLEEPING FIRES.1'
A powerful story of mother love and self sacrifice by George Middleton.
This is a new kind of role for Pauline Frederick- but remarkably well suit-
ed to her special type and beauty.
ODEON Another thrilling episode in the series "Jimmy
Saturday Dale," alias "The Grey Seal." Also -sci'een maga-
zine and two snappy comedies.
"p.'.O!' lit .M. .Masters and \V. D.
Moorer, professor of Christianity of
the Baptist I niversity, have gone to
the Southern Baptist convention at
New Orleans. They will be gone for
a week.
FOIt SALE Highest grade Kim-
ball piano now in Shawnee. Will
make substantial discount to save
shipment. Terms if desired. Write
or phone Frederickson-Kroh .Music
Co., Oklahoma City, quick for partic-
ulars. 3G-10-5t
C. T. Coleman, father of Mrs. Fred Dr. and
Carey, has gone to Guthrie and Moil- Oklahoma
day leaves on his return to Long nee.
Beach, California.
Mrs. H. Wood
Jity are guests
Ayers o:
in Shaw
I M. D. Day ha- purchased the O. P.
I Ilile property at 1202 North Market
[street, for a cash consideration.
o\ niiMh rnrvri K
| for this week only a 75c Men's Soft
; Shirt, military or flat collars, at 48c.
i Frankel Bros. 13-tf
For
YOI R iti OT H K R
mothers at home, flowers
Saturday and Sunday Steffin's, ,
California Fruit Ml. Cotj Drug Bright; memory, a flower
Slor(. u-ri «h'te. Ongps. the Moris'
100.
Safety razor blades
the Public Drug. All
ized. Phone 23.
sharpened at
blades steril-
7-tf
W.
G. P. Can*,
B k( a nil C. E.
turned from the
.Muskogee.
J. Barnett, C.
Dierker have ' i
31 ks convention
vue record Fanto Magico—Ladove
1 punde (Magic Flute—Smiles and
, .Tears (Oct 1), (Mozart) sung byj
Saturday and Sunday Ste.fm s pjmma KarnesNRmiliode Gogor/.a at'
California Fruit Cream. Cozy Drug ; fh„ |,nnKn ire-lminer Vlctrola
BOOST FOR SHAWNEE
and buy home made Ice Cream, i be
LION DRUG COMPANY
will furnish Martin's Shawnee ice cream
—made in Shawnee from cream bought
of Pottawatomie County farmers
Phone 60 and we will deliver to your
home any amount you desire, or will send
you a brick for your Sunday dinner.
Continental Stores Company
At Main and Broadway — Satisfaction or your money
back. ■ >
Shawnee Battery Company will
take care of your storage battery. 130
N. Bell. 10-3t
N- ui'." ''
BRICK ICE
CREAM
40c
PUBLIC DRUG
Phone 23. We deliver
1 AST COl.OltS.
lot- best grade Ginghanis, guiran-
tet'il fast colors, at 121 r. Frankel
Bros. 12-tf '
THAVIU'S
BAND
Saturday wired regrets
at inability to fill Shaw-
nee engagement. The
contract ia Vii :1
i an(i«;lii:i)
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Store.
ll-2t
tal Monday evening.
May 14.
Send her flowers 011 Mother's Hay, J. A. Farris who underwent serious
Sunday. May 13, to the host mother operations at the General Hospital
that ever lived, your own. Griggs, is reported to be improving.
the Florist. Phone 400. ^ _ j See our window1 display—some-l I)tm-t t0 attend the ChHNamel
IT OLD I'KK KS i i mg "snappy" in tire covers. | Vanish demonstration May 17, lfc ID
F. Erdniann Smith of Oklahoma1 Our new line «>•; children'.-; M..ry j We have the newest in spot lights,! at \\arren-Smith Hardware Co.
I'apti&t University will preach the Jane Slippers. Comes in patent j ^parkings; warmer lencs, gogglea.i 13-3t
Baccalaureate sermon for the Sem- leather, gun metal. Or. bargainJ for automobiles and Fords. j
inole schools today. j counter $1.31). Frankel Bros. 13-tf. Wc aIso lmve everything in the! gend hcr flowers 011 Mother's Day,
j accessory line. Johnson's "Carbon j <$un(]ayt May 13, to the best mother
Remember you are invited to Ik The Eclipse Lawn Mower will cut
present at the semi-monthly Victroia j your lawn without pulling back ar.d
recital at the store of the Longmire-j pushing. Self sharpening. Quick;
Draper Co.. at 8 p. m. 011 Monday j adjusting. See them at Warren- !
; Smith Hardware Co. 10-3t
• Savoy—Last Day for
O'jiiinsky Bros. Stock Go.
and Biehl's Famous Ladies' Orchestra
Matinee ?.:30; Night 8:15.
Orchestra starts 30 minutes before curtain rises.
Play "THE MESSENGER BOY" Rapid fire comedy
Last chance to see this company this season..
Monday—Dorolhy Phillips in '"THE FLASHLIGH1
GIRL," Bluebird feature.
Tuesday and Wednesday exceptional feature
Salisbury's Wild Animal Lite Pictures
5 REELS
Showing trappings of wild animal.;, travels In Africa. Asia. Australia.. Only
moving picture film showing actual trapping, hunting ami killing of Lions,
Tigers and other denizens of the Jungles.
Endorsed es the greatest educational picture on the market. .More Inter-
esting than fiction.
that ever lived, your own.
the Florist. Phone 400.
! Remover" anil "Stop-squeak Oil
i tool boxes "Zit," the automobile dry
j wash, "X," the wonderful liquid radi-
ator medicine- positively guaranteed. 1 Thc Kanga8 clty Paper Hon:
I Anything you want, weve got It. j oklahoma City was represented
Griggs,
9-4t
HMMIOiiiO
at the Press Association Dy manager
j L. F. Leach and salesmen R. B. Er-
-rrifc-m-f ! win and H. G. Garnett. Mr. Garnett
W13KTSri*IClTraD I takes the place in this territory of
mm "iVAfc# a w p McDow who was recently mar-
ried and has left the road.
TO YOU
j\ ]AX TIRES are now registered,
r\ as bonds arc registered—at
the factory, in thc individual
owner's name.
This definitely fixes thc respon-
sibility of the maker—insures the
full, generous measure of Ajax
service — a factory-to-user tie-up
through thedealcr that benefits jou.
See our line lawn hose, quality and j
price re right 10c to r per foot. !
V/afrcn-SiSllth Bfcrtlwarfe> tlo. 10-ltt'l
HMansnssoflOi |
MASS MEETING!
A mass meeting has been |
called by the chairman of the
arbitration boa'd, to be held
at Convention hall Wednes-1
day evening, to discuss the re-
lations between the Shawnee 1
Milling Co. and organized
labor. We will state our side
■it.V
Special factory demonstration for f . J w;il
ChlA-amei Varnish, fall and learn the question, ana Will ex
how to use it uMay 17, 18, iti at war-; pect the Shawnee Muling Lo.
to state their's.
Frank Sims, Ben | Signed, Connmittee
liHUHMBHIWIlflll lllllllill
ren^Smith Hardware Co.
GUARANTYSD
IN V/RITINC.
SOOO MILES
V
NEW 18 SERIES STUDEBAKER
Entirely different from old models. Lates
seating arrangement for touring with remov
able front seats
ROBB'S GARAGE
Shuttee Tire &
Supply Co.
Telephone 1 88
I 6 North Beard
Kalph Sherman
Dierker and Murdork Williams have
been accepted in the recruiting ser-
vice of the II. S. army and gone to
Oklahoma City.
This dress form, .MILADY, was
patented April, 1910. Any iady inter-
ested or wanting a form call 887-It.
25-lmo
MOTHEIt never forgets yon, don't I
forget hcr on XltiHl'l l> 5. BuntaT
May 13. Griggs, the Florist. I'hone
400. 9-4t
Shoes Are
Not so High
T1HKS KK( OVEHKI).
A number of auto tires recently
stolen were recovered by tli«' polite. port si n^tprit VlplfV
One taken from J. H. Lydick's car I OU Cdll DU^ a pdlvul It ldf
was found in a ravine on the Santa
Fe north of the ice plant and fivo
stolen from Earlsboro were found
near the car barns under some ties.
ONLY 21c.
Children's Dresses, age 2 to 6.
while they la^t U4c. Frankel Bros.
3-tf
THANKS TO AI'TO OWNERS.
For the committee of the Rotary
Club, Fred Carey, chairman of the
automobile committee desires to
thank all who furnished cars to carry
the visitors on their tour of the city
and to and from Benson Park.
Ladies and mfen's palm beach and
Uool kloth suits dry cleaned and
pressed. National Pry Cleaning
I Works. 1-tf
Jane or two strap slipper
in high or low heel for $2
and $2.50. Sizes 2 1-2
to 8.
Saunders Shoe
Company
L
The day has come
when the Star Spangled
Banner takes on a new
significance in the eyes of a
war-torn world. It is the flag
not of the United States alone
but of all humanity, which is
unfurled in order that human
rights shall be set firmly and
irrevocably above all other
rights.
* * * Our national anthem
is, as it has always been, the
battle hymn of freedom. It
is now a menbttge of® inspira-
tion to the peoples of the i &rth
and the confession of faith of
all true Americans.
* "• * A record of tlm song of the peoples has been
made by a singer of the people—John McCormick. It
is his first since he himself took the first step tov/ard
becoming an American citizen. The record is one of the
best he has ever made and there is in his singing that
quality which makes it a very real expression of loyalty
to the flag, which will find an echo in the heart of every
true American.
* Y' Safely tu:i d away in the vaults of a New York
bank is a precious heirloom of the descendants of
Lieutenant-Colonel Armitage. It is the original "Star
Spangled Banner" which flew over Fort McHenrv in
"the dawn's early light" and inspired Francis Scott Key
to v/rite his immortal verses.
* * * *
The Star Spangled Banner (with male chorus) John
M. Cornjick G4SC4 10 $i 00
(Francis Scott Key-Samuel Arnold)
' (i :ul > 'Jtl In 11 <- 'l.i SI '.'ti I Iv light,
What at) proudly wo hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming,
Who •; broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight,
O'er the ramparts w© waich'd were ho gallantly streaming?
And the rocket : red glare, the bombs bursting in air.
(lave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there.
Oh. say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave
O'er the land of the free and the home or the brave?
Oh, thus be it ever when freedom :-hall stand
Between their loved homes and the war's desolation;
Blest with vict ry and peace, may the heav'n-rescued land
Praise the pow'r that hath made an preserv'd us a nation;
Then conquer we must when our cause it* is just,
And this be our motto, "In Ood is our trust."
And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave
This record will be sung at the regular semi-monthly Victroia rc-
cltal Monday evening, May 14.
The Lpngmire-Draper Co.
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The Shawnee Daily News-Herald (Shawnee, Okla.), Vol. 23, No. 31, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 13, 1917, newspaper, May 13, 1917; Shawnee, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc92810/m1/5/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.