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Ardmorc, Tuesday, February 11, 1908.
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The Ardinore 1 1 cat an,l Light Company finds the consumption of gas is so small they must cither shut down the plant or secure more
customers. When they approach people who should use gas they are met with the statement that the plumbers' bill is the barrier.
"We simply can't pay the plumber even if you give us the gas." The Meat and Light Co. is not in the plumbing business, but we
must have our gas used or quit business. For the next 120 days
WE WILL POT m YOUR OAS PIPING, FIXTURES, ETC., AT ACTUAL COST!
BICTTT OYU 9 We will allow the customer FOTK MONTHS in which to pav his PLUMBING BILL. 4 tyffi ItlMA 8
H left W 1 ELL One-fourth will be added to each monthly Sas bill. THIS OFFER will LAST ONLY ZU UA I d !
No order not received within that time will be handled, as we are not in the plumbing business and only do this work at cost in order to
get a market for our gas.
TO ANY MANUFACTURER: If you doubt the cheapness of gas we will fit up and install gas in your establishment and run it
sixty days for you. At the end of that time if you do not find it much cheaper than coal or wood we will take the fixtures out and you
will not be out one penny.
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Probably today's most serl- 1
otis business anxiety would be t j
a simple problem (or an Ard- ,
morelte want ad. to solve.
4. .j. .j. .. .j. .j. 4. 4. 4.
3 LINES 3 TIMES 3 DIMES.
WANTED.
WANTIOD Men to lourn tho barber
trail few weeks coinplott, lio
clnlri constantly busy, licensed In
iltriictor tools given, dlpiomuK
granted. Saturdays, position
wilMiur. wonderful demand for
rradiutes Write tor catalogue.
MiKr ll.irber College, Oall, Tex-
a ; O'flt
FOR SAUK Work lnre for sale,
cash or Unit. Apply Luke's Music
store. 27tf
FOR SAM4 A good runabout ami
harness, cheap. Phono (ill I.
FOR SAMJ A "few choice Jersey
tn f It'll cows. Phono :i"L'. Felix .1.
King. '.:!
FOR HEN1.
FOR SAUK At a bargain, tlio bar
becue stand, flrml door oust ot
llanliH hotel. SKIt
,1
a
3
vmi:d to imy n
. h ) i ni.l lot. M.
I'll m !
threw room
,. Alexander.
0-8
" W ITH If ou wnt to rent, buy
V 1 plume 00 1. R. T. Dllfts.9tf
, VVNTO It- A. Jones wants, to
buy or trade for all the sotjond
hind furniture, In good condition.
In rUmn l pay tbo highest
pnro for .secondhand furulturo.
p 31 tf R. A. JONJ3S.
WAN1PH Hallway innll clerk tin-iM'Hii'-'-
Salary f 1,000. Kxamlna
tlfMi Miuh 2.. Common oduoatton
cuff1- . f. I'reimrntlon frea until
npi i. Write for plan. Franklin
In it. . Rochester, N. Y. 25
KOIt HUNT Two or throe fninUhod
rooniH, ino4hrn, nt 0;t 0 Street,
oornor Second Avonue, northwost.
10-3
FOK HHXT Sulto of nicely furnish
ed rooms for llRht hnuse-keepiiiK
la qillot home .or one purlor bttl
join. Apply cor. A and nro4dwny
N. , lMforo S n. in., or after G
p. m.. or phono SOU. 10tr
POU HUNT N'lcely fnrnUhed rooms,
ltaths, lights and giis. Mrs. W. M.
KIrkh, cor. 2nd avenue- and C street,
northwost. l'hono CO t. 4-tt
FOR HUNT Nice sulto or oTllce
rooms over DIUler Dry Goods Co.
City water and (jas. Apply R. W.
Rnndol. lit
Ful'S'I) I'alr of K'ld Miimid sjiro
tacles. Call at Ardinore Supply coin
panyV. U-3
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SAI.U OR 1 1 ISN'T A n y I b I n k you
want, farm or city property. Write
us. HoutiO & Jordan, real estate, .Ma
rl otta. Ok. r.-tf
FOR SAI,KJ 1.000 stock of Keneral
merehandlHe In ono of the liot In
land towns In Oklahoma,' also ooil
dwollliiK. barn and other Improve
ments together with 10 acres of land
upon which Improvomontsure located.
Will sell or rent storehouse and oth
er buildings to purchaser of mer
chandise. For Information write
IIoiiho and Jordan, real estate, .Ma
rt etan. Ok. 5-tf
Society
IVY MRS. I. II. Nil IHJl'.ON
riiiiiiiiM llmisr Ul I, ()ltki'.'.
"HELP WANTED MALE."
SALKSMAiN WANTISO TO CALL
ON PHYSICIANS. A VHRY UXCUP
TIONM. OPPORTUNITY IS OF
FKRKI) FOR IM.MFDIATK WORK.
l.?TATH AOI3 AND UXPURIKXCH.
10CIC IlOX 121. PIIII.ADHLPIIIA.
WVMi.D Cash buyer for seveo
roo i. Ii.mih', oloso, tn corner lot.
f-ool I ui.mi. TUIs Is a rare bar
l ,i , ldnHs J. R. D., Bos 103,
Ci, Otf
VN'Ti.D Hoarders and roomers
(en l t iie service, quiet ami nice
roo-n. Mrs. Ingram, Cor. A street
and ve. N. U. fitf
WWTKD Position by expwloncetl
book i cper and clerk. At present
j (mpl-d. Address box 811 or
I plono oil. 10-2
I -
( WANTUD-Ohl oat and Brain sneks
nt Joe ll.astlno's. lt-lm
WANTICI) A blacksmitli. Write A.
W W infold, Mndsay. Okla. 22-1
FOR SALE.
FOR SM-For cash or good note,
oiio black Jack, four years old,
I 111-2 handH hliih. whlto points.
jt Jolinson, Ardmoro, Ok'.aho
( inn. 31d&w tf
FOR RUNT Two furnished rooms
nlHO an office room in Nobl
llros. bulldliiK. Apply Noble llros
fitf.
FOR RIONT A farm of 100 acres,
good pratrln land, fairly good Im
provements. 1 1-8 miles south of
Springer. Crop or ensh rout. Soo
D. M. Seller & Co., Springer, Ok.
9d21U
FOR RKNT OlUce room, Carter
Hooker building. Apply J. C- King
& Co. 11-3
FOR RIONT 4-rooin house closo In.
Apply Furthlng Uros. lOtf
TO THE 1'UHLIC A now shlpmont
of liomemnde ribbon enno syrup
Just arrived. I cnn supply you In
any quantity from ono to five Bal
lon. This syrup Is guaranteed to
be absolutely pure. Phono 300 and
your order will Iw delivered
promptly. J. 1. DoArmond, Agent.
31-dl2-w2.
LOST.
LOST Pocketbook contnInln money
and receipts. Please return to
llrondway Cnrrlngo Shop. K. J.
Redfern. Gtt
FOUND.
FOUND Snturdiiy. Fob. 8., on road
two miles eat! of Ardinore, a suit
' case. Owner can obtain same b
1 cillliiB and paliiB costs of ndvor
I tlslnr, lOdHwl
Seek to Convert the World.
Philadelphia, Pa.. Feb. 11. Special
-Plans to convert the world to
Christianity will be considered nt the
Men's Foreign Missionary convention.
opening a three day session In Phil
adelphia today. The meeting will be
conducted along tho lines of the
Presbyterian foreign mission nsseinbly
held in Omaha last fall. The woiU of
the mlsshvis In all iion-Ghrkstlan
countries will be discussed-
As a result of the convention It ts
evpeeted that 1250,000 will be raised
for Korea alone, and It has been
planned to send twenty-five men Into
this field at once.
This country Is said to resinrnd
more readily to missionary effort than
any other and tho Importance of this
work will be emphasised during the
-onventlon. The first missionary en
tered Korea only twenty years ago
and today there are more than sixty
thousand Christians there,
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Tuesday.
Aid Societies meet.
Carter Avenue Aid with Mrs. As
ton. llroadwny Daptlst with Mrs. C.
R. Buchanan.
South Washington Dancing Club
dances at the (Riders' home.
Use DoWltt's Little Darly RlBors,
pleasant little pills They are easy
to take. Sohl by W. 11. Frame, d&w
Wednesday.
Merrle Wives with Mrs. Wirt Fran
klin. Y. M. C. A. Auxiliary with Mrs.
Frank Little.
Isabell Irving nt tho porn Houso.
Ferndale Revlow Club.
Vlany a man who arts smart Is
inndo to smart for it
Thursday,
llenevolent Society with Mrs. A.
C. Cruce.
(Riders dance at their home.
Woodman's Circle shower for Mrs.
John A Smith.
Friday,
Valentine party at tia Episcopal
rectory.
Orto club.
Elk's dance.
VANISHED,
Ry Mcljindbtugh Wilson.
Where Is tho girl Unit 1 used to
know,
With pigtails down her hack?
The boy with Uo cow-lick on his
have they gone, alack?
i
Oh, life made their hair to stand on
and.
Risen, ludeed. each lock:
She has a wonderful pompadour;
llo has a foot-ball shock.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
did not meet as was announced, there
being so much sickness among Its
members. There will be a meeting
next Monday afternoon with Mrs. A.
J. Addlngton and Father Ryan will
bo the subject for study.
Misses Resale Murnnuo, Eugenia
Potter and Cleve Fitzgerald of Dal
las are guests of Mrs. E. E, Oulllol
These young ladles have visited
hero before and aro pleasantly re
membered by Ardinore society. I
The event of the weclc nround
which tho Interest ot society revolves I
Is the Elks dance to be given Vnlen- j
tine's night in honor of a number
of visiting girls among them Mrs.
(tilllot guests Misses Murnaue, Eu
genie Potter and Clove Fltsgerald,
of Dallas. Tlils affair will bo one
of the Importance. Iiwcnsteln's full
orchestra will furnish tlio dance music.
Tho danco to be given this evening
by tho Twentloth Century Glldcrn
will be one of the gay doings of the
week, there will bo several honoreen
among the visiting gueets, besides n
send off will be given J. L. Miller
who will loavo In a few days. Mr.
Miller 1" one of the charter members
of the club and his departure will
bo much regretted by both tho club
membeis and lady friends.
Mrs. John Whlteinan was hostess
to the Ladles of The Leaf Monday
afternoon, the meeting was a very
pleasant one ami very largely attend
ed. Tho following program was
rendered after which a short social
session was enjoyed. "Many wonder
SOC TWO
ful things appear in nature, but
nothing more wonderrul than man."
FAMOUS MEN.
Topical Roll Call Current Events
Loader Mrs. Uyion Drew
Paper John IJunyon
Music .Mesdnuies Campbell, Gulllot,
Hlodsoc, Foster and Raker.
FAMOUS EDUCATORS
Memories Mrs. Foster
Uast Words of Famous Men
Mrs. W. A. Ledbottei
Savonarola and Renaissance.
Rosikhisos Mesdames. Westholiner.
dull and Dings.
Paper Mrs. Potterr
Music MVS. Wall
Roosevelt, The Modern Peacemaker.
Discussion Miss Moore
Tho homely men of history.
"Men are only boys grown tall,
The heart's don't ohnngo much after
all."
Dissolution Notice.
The law llrm of Drown & Tumor
has been dissolved Mr. Drown ro
tains tho old ollicos and Mr. Turner
occupies rooms 9 and 11, Wheoler
building.
H. II. RROWN,
R. F. TURNER.
7-1 m
"Start a Pile of Dollars
By opening n saving nccount with us. BEGIN NOW
mid gain you "First, Thousand Dollars" and thereby
pave tho way to a higher position and a larger inuoino.
Even a limited eapital opens tho doorway to oppor
tunities that are always and forever closed to the man
without resources other than his hands and head.
Como in and mulce a deposit today with the
AE3DM0RE LOAH & TRUST COMPANY
UnnkiiiKi Real Estato, Firo Insurance and Loans
BANKERS
NATIONAL
... BANK...
PAID UP CAPITAL $150,000.00
SAFE METHODS. CAREFUL MANAGEMENT.
Wo solicit accounts whether largo or small, which will have
our enroful nttentlon,
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
J. A BIVENS, President. DON LACY, Vice President
A. H. PALMER, Cashier. FRED C. CARR, Asst. Cashier.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
ARDMORE, OKLA.
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus Funds 75,000.00
Accounts of firms and Individuals sollcltedll Courteous treat
ment accorded to nil alike.
L. P. ANDERSON, President ,B. F. FRENSLEY, Vice President
C. L. ANDERSON, Cashier. .. .C. S. MAUPIN, Assistant Cashier
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
t ' 1- ARDMORE, OKLA.
Capital Paid In $ 60,000.00
Surplus Funds 165,000.00
$155,000.00
Total .$225"000.00
Tho oldost bank tn Indian Territory. Accounts of firms nnd
Individuals solicited upon the most llboral tonus consistent
with good banking.

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