The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume], April 15, 1911, Image 2

About The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913

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Our entire stock of men's high grade clothing and furnishing goods at prices never before offered at this, time of the
year for new, high grade merchandise. This great '
ale Now On
Nothing reservedevery suit and article of furnishing goes at prices that will soon clean out our men s departments. As
soon as the men's departments are sold out we are going to remodel and devote our entire store to ladies' ready-to-wear
clothing, furnishings and millinery. Here a few of the many bargains you will find here:
Men's new spring suits $25 vslues $17.50 Extra Specials La(lies' $25 Suits and Coats . $18.75
Men's new spnng suits $20 values 13. o r I T ' ,MrtIS ..
Men's new spring suits $18 values 12.50 Men's $5 to $7 bathrobes only $2.00 I Ladies $20 Suits and Coats 14.75
Men's new spring suits $15 values 10.50 Men's Jewelry at half price A ew SDeC;alS jn OUr Ladies' $15 Suits and Coats 10.50
Men's new spring suits $12 values 8.75 Men's Hosiery H lew dpctlUW m OUI a
Men's new spring suits $10 values 7.2o Men,8 Everwear Hosiery at...... 25c Ladies' DeDartment 150
All men's overcoats at half price Mens 5Qc and ?5c Silk RJe at 3 IuUUlC2 UipurilUCIlL J Ladies, $22 Su;ts
,0()h- Men'9 HatS 185 . e Men's Belts Ladies' New Spring Skirts
Stt Ten Men's 75c belts at 43c ; at half nrice
2-5afs" " o2 Men's 35c belts at 25c at nail price
2.00 hats Lib 1
1.50hats - 1.00 Men's CD. Ladies' Umbrellas y-
1.00 hats .. - .75 All with detachable handles at 1-3 off Visit OUF
Men's Suspenders ' Men's Sweater coats at 1-2 price. ,
Men's 50c suspenders ... 29c Great bargains in men's underwear. Tyrii tv
Men's 25c suspenders at 16c MenB Nightgowns and Pajamas MlllinOry DeDcirtlllGntS
Children's Suits and Overcoats at half-price $1 gowns at 75c $1.50 gowns at. .$l
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The Store of the Town
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OFFICIAL CITY PAPER
Entered as Bocond-class matter
August 3. 1908, at postofflee In Vlnlta,
Okla., under Act of March 3, 1879.
ISSUED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Published by
D. M- MARRS PRJNTING COMPANY
Per week by carrier. I .10
Per month by carrier -45
Per year by carrier, in advance. . . 5.00
One month by mall, In advance." . . .40
Three months by mall, in advance 1.00
One year by mail. In advance 4.00
Vinita, Okla.
Saturday, April 15.
THE EXTRA SESSION.
Chautauqua fiends are weary, their
lives are full of care; the world seems
bleak and dreary, and gloom is every
where. "Alas," they make confession,
"our program's all awry; that dog-gone
- extra session has knocked our plans
sky high. The stately human wonder
whose talks are at! the rage, this year
won't paw and thunder upon our help
ful stage. Our tents, no more will shel
ter his bald and noble head; In Wash
ington he'll swelter, aid wish that he
were dead. In Washington he'll suffer,
and mop his steaming face, the while
some cheaper duffer comes here to
take his place. Yes,, while he saves the
nation, and speaks in thunder tones,
some guy of humbler station, will col
lar all the bones, Chautauqua fans
will languish this summer, that Is
sure; but O, the bitter anguish the
statesmen must endure. Compelled to
earn their wages in, misery and woe,
while on Chautauqua stages cheap
'subs' rake in the dough! But let us
draw a curtain upon this dismal scene;
for programs are' uncertain as visions
of long green." Walt Mason.
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EASTER LESSON.
1. Now upon the first day of the
week, very early in the morning, they
came unto the sepulchre, bringing'the
spices which thdjr had prepared, and
. certain others with them.
2. And they found the stoue rolled
away from the sepulchre.
3. And they entered in, and found
not the body of' the Lord Jesus.
4. And it came to pass, as they were
much perplexed thereabout, behold
two men stood by them in shining gar
ments. 5. And as they . were afraid, and
bowed down their faces to the earth.
they said- unto them, Why seek ye the
living among the dead?
6. He is not here, but is risen.
Luke 24-1-6. '
Somehow, the Easter idea is flow-
ers and food The new dresses and I
hats, of course; but the general idea
centers in the table decorations. For
the breakfast table, there is nothing
I prettier than a growing plant, or a
I vase of fresh flowers. Nearly every
one can have some green thing grow
ling, if they will only begin In time.
' Not every one, however, can have
j the Easter lily abloom in all its glory,
I because to possess it, one must give
j days and months of care to the potted
' bulb.. But it is worth all it costs. For
1 tunately, harclsBus, tulips, . hycinths,
j crocuses, and many other flowers can
be had at the Easter date, though the
cost of hothouse flowers seems un
reasonably high. ,
A very pretty conceit for the table
is a piece of looking plass of any
shape best suited to the taste or
table, covering the edges with fringed
tissue paper, or moss, or any suitable
greenery, to form a bank, and on the
surface of the glass put the little yel
low goslings and baby ducks 10 be
had at almost any store. Two or three
should be sitting on the greenery look
ing on. .
Another attractive centerpiece is
mdde of a large platter on which is
put: a Jayer of green moss, or other
"grassy" looking material, and little
souvenirs wrapped in yellow, white,
'violet and green tissue papers, may
be laid. On the market will be found
many little baskets, rabbits, eggs,
ducks, goslings, and other Easter
novelties.
Many foods are molded into egg
shapes, some of them colored, and
others not, while the chief dishes are
those with which eggs may be lavishly
used, either in cookery or decoration.
Watercress, mint, green parsley, let
tuce, and many other greens are at
this time on the market, and can be
used as garnishes. Green pens, brus
sel's sprouts, raw or boiled radishes,
where one is close to a large 'market,
rhubarb, strawberries, and many other
fruits may be had at reasonable prices.
Oranges are very decorative, and are
cheap.
DR. G. O. BTJRCH
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'ffice In Wimer Building Vinita, Okla.
IL&ster Sipccisd
CLOTSilNG SALE
Men, please yourselves. You can do so here with high grade Clothing in the most
dependable styles at a very moderate cost That's the policy in vogue here, the
liberal broad guagei business principle that won so wide popularity for (he M. & P.
Clothing Co. Not only the products! of a single producer but of all the best Ameri
can makers lie before you. Bargains of a sensational character.
Men's Spring Suits 12.95
Positive proof of the buying advantages of this store
Nowhere in the city will you find suits of equal ex
cellence for less than 20.00. Built from all wool
serges and fancy worsteds in a world of attractive
patterns correctly fashioned. Double and single
breasted styles. Genuine hand tailored.
Easter Special $12,95
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
Boys' Suits
Latest Knickerbocker trousers, peg tops, made up
in regular men's styles at 20 per cent off the regular
selling price during the Easter Special Sale.
Great Easter Sale of Ladies' Skirts. . All wool pan
ama arid mohair. Very latest styles.
Prices $2.98 and up
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MOSKOWITZ & POPLINGER
"The Store That Saves You Money"
On East Illinois Avenue
Just Across From Harvey Eating House
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