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Ardmore, Thursday, Aprtl 2, 1903.
THE DAILY ARDMUREITE
PVGE EIGHT
WANTS
3 LINES
3 TIMES
3 DIMES
Answer at ItiM one Ardmottile .U enh dfis 3 good ttttd lor lite folks
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OCIETY...
Hy Mr. I . II. MiiriiiMiu, I'l ei Home (;i I, Oirici- f.
meeting days are Thursday nt ono of
homes.
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WANTED.
ANTI'.D To convince those In need
uf Maclne ami Hiir work of
any description that jouil mako no
mistake, neither w
the "old reliable." i
.lONBS MACHINB AND HKPAIIt J
WORKS. '
?n.v21S South .Mill at
Poll HUNT Five room bouse, close
in. H'X'd I'irii. and city water,
fu-nlshed or unfurnished. Hlgglns
Puggi Itmlty Co. 2HI
III 1, If sent to f'"K HKNT My old home place on
Caddo street, j. . n. aphiub.
WR HUNT Out I -room and one
room hoiiw clot In. W. 0. DlUtor.
lltf
ANTtfiD-Canvassers with teams.
A I no have a fMd pay Inn trailnwe
for isle at a sacrince, wUn stors Mx
tures. flood location. 011 at ones
.it 11 North Caddo street. M
WTEDOuo goi.d horse and de
li ery wagon. Muat be a barKaln
. W. Light, 128 K street, south
eaut. 39
WANTRD A woman who has a on
or daughter for eotniny, to keep
houM for Address J. lteml,
Ardmore. Sl-S
W A N'T It D A ghi or woman In fam
ily of two, mostly aa companion. A
good home for right party. Unqulro
at thli ottlcs.
MONKY TO LOAN If you aw in need
of money b sure and U Ok
lahoma Land, Brokerage A !wn
Co. OWce over Miller's. Phone 121.
1 SIM
FOUND A fur near the W. S. Wol
verton home. Rnquire at Ardmore
re and aj charge for ndv -rising.
STRAYED.-
8THAYKI) OH STOL13.N From my
home Monday night. March 30. one
amall bay maro pony, 13 hangs high,
8 or 0 years old, branded A. C. haa
blase fa-. Will pay lllie.al reward
for return tf ioiiy to me.
13 W. 11. JOHNSON.
APRIL.
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
II.
NTHD To buy a good fresh
milch cow. Apply to lwensteln
Millinery Store. 1 ;
For Sale
WANT ED Clean
morotte attic.
mga at the Ard
v NTBt 'Buyer Tor 7-room liouae.
two blocks from High School. Ar
thur Sinclair. Whwler Hldg. iui
WANTED Clean
morelte ollleo.
raga at the Ard-
ANTUD Uuor for lilock ii.'G. Ar
thur Sinclair. Wheeler Hldg. 3it
FOR SALE.
FOK SALU On easy tonne, lxts 0,
nnd 8, In Mock 20, 5-room house,
concrete stiinn cellar, boiirlUR fruit
of sovoral varieties, plenty of ber
ries, barn, chicken homes, Pleasant
place to live. See mo at otico. S. .1
Fryo. UOtf
l'OH SALIC lly owner, clionp four
vacant lota :ia follows, It 9, block
111. lot 7, block -ITS, lot C, lilock
D17, lot 2, block 177. Wrlto for
prices nnd tonus. Tlio Chriatlan
Warrior, 130'J llousou St. Kort
Worth, Texan. 31-7
l'OH SA1.H Krosli cow, good milker,
with calf liireu weeks old. Apply
-5 ltfth avenui', N. W., or phono
t'.ao. i
l'OH SA1.K OH H ISN'T Sewing ma
chines, tonus onay, seo J. N. Mooro.
Agent for the White, 'JUS Uroadway
l'hono 152 Kh1. 2-3
I OH SALIC Urown l.PBborn obk
15 for 11.00. riiono -117 rod or
wrlto box 811, Ardmoro. 19 lm
12 woll loi'iiU'il lotrt ;)0xir0
h't, sewtr ami wator
I'nic SltH) each, ln down
ami $10 a nmntli. Al.sc.
other th'sirabU' proporty
iniprovfd and iinitiiprovi'd.
Arthur Sinclair
Wheeler llldj;. l'hono (IrtU liluo
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COMPARE OUR SERVICE
WITH OTHEF.S.
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Postal Telegraph Cable Co.
N. Washington St. Tel. No. 31. 4
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Thursday.
FortiilRhtly Music Club meets,
(iliiger Bread Man at Rooi'ui opera
house.
INmevotenl Boetetjr mwtn.
Damon and l')ihlas at K. of P.
hall,
binders' dance.
Friday.
Orm Club meets wltli Mr. G
Webb.
South Anlmore sociAt ftt tbi cbttrch.
C. n. U. Club meets with Mm hu
rtle Dashner.
(ilec Club meets.
Sweet S.vtcen Club meet.
Saturday.
The lllrnls nt the ltoblson nperti
Ilollfh'.
Young Indies' Market at Chickasaw
Furniture Store.
APRIL.
Wistful April weens y turns,
Then with smiles her sorrow npnrns,
(irlef and Joy, each lu Its way,
Heart throb wakes tills April day.
ICvery tree n sentient thing,
I'VHh the Impulse of the spring,
iiilies lii dimpled apple blooim,
Slglis lu drooping willow plutuos,
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Argent f.pldt of phlox surprise
1th their blue the April skies,
Ilutiercup and culunillno
i Pour their gold at April's shrlno.
I.Ike a lover, for a maid,
Ioiiglng and yet linlf afraid,
Still reluctant lu retreat, 1
Wistful April, sadly sweet,
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Miss Nataleo IlllauiB will ontor
tain this evening complimentary to
the OUdurs and their friend.
Mrs. (5. II. Wolib will bo hostess
to iho members of the Orlo Club lu
their regular weekly session tomor
rowevery mouther Is urged to bo
present, It Is tlio day sot for tlio
n drummer had on exhibition. In
fact, It took two girls at the ex
change to keep her wire connected
the Invitations were so numerous.
Another lady, who Is ever on the
alert when fun and frolic Is In
store, had out quite a bunch of the
Oulld ladles and so the merry mak
ing went on throughout the day.
Circle No. 2 of the Home Mis
sion Society of the Itroadway Meth
odist church met with Mrs. J. C.
langran on H street northwest. Wed
nesday afternoon. The house was
beautifully decorated In spring flow
ers and pot plants and a dainty
course luncheon waa served. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. C. II.
Hanks and Mrs. Van Clove. There!
were a number of callers and quite
a neat sum roallzed to po to tlio
church treasury. On next Teusday all
the circles wilt meet at the church
and nil members are requested to be,
present.
:
rno parlors at airs. Hell's wero
astir nil Wednesday afternoon to
see what this lady had brought
from the mnrkets and what D.ime
Fashion had designed far our bond
gear thn coming season. Her dis
play of bats, veils, nnd novelties nro
well solected anil of the latost pat
ternsand one to be qulto tip In
the latest styles does not have to
"order" from eastern markets now
adays for Ardmoro has taken read
ily this season to the Metropolitan
styles and can fit you out In tlio
smartest toggery. Mrs. Iloll was ns
slsted lu receiving nnd showing bor
giMds by Misses West and Dixon,
Mrs. H. A. Haglnud and Mrs. Mc-l-'lroy.
Tlio display rooms wore beau
tiful lu draperies, and each caller
was given a huge carnation n3 a
souvenir of tho occasion. The hostess
Is over ready to show her goods and
all who wero not nt tho opening have
a cordial Invitation at any time.
One seldom sees a merrier bunch
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a- I
I The following wedding Invitations
were Issued today and will unite two i
of tho city's oldest and moat sub-1
stautlal families nnd tho contract
ing parties being favorites socially
and In the business world
Mr. and Mrs. Croad JAilton Fraley..
will give In marrlngo their daughter
Phyllis Pearl
to
Mr. I.lnus I;o Tyro
On tho afternoon of Wodnesdny,
the fifteenth of April
nineteen hundred nnd eight
nt half after three o'clock
Hrondway Methodist Kplscopal
Church South
Ardmoro, Oklahoma
Tho honor of your presence Is
expected.
At Homo
after May tho fifteenth
Hnrgrovo Heights
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Did It Ever Occur to You?
When state or county funds are deposited with any
bank, whether state or national, a ilt-ede bond
is required to guarantee the safe return of such
funds? If the county or state demands this pro
tection, why shouldn't you? This bank gives you
protection in Depositors' Guaranty Fund of tho
State of Oklahoma. No other bank in Ardmore
docs. This bank pays you three per cent interest
on time deposits. Itsjjctlcr than letting your
money he idle. TRY IT.
ARDMORE LOAN AND TRUST CO.
Banking, Real Estate, Fire Insurance and Loans.
election of olllcers for the coming of m,1 'rla tllil nt th """
NOTICE
All grocery account on my Inioks
miiHt lie paid by April fi. Whoie
acouuts are not lald by this dale we
will bo forced to discontinue deliver
ing goods. POHTUIl STAI'I.KS,
The Heil Headed (Jrocer.
Phono 11). 31-3
CROSS AGAIN STRICKEN
OUR SECRETARY OF STATE
STRICKEN IN ST. JOSEPH, MO.
ON A POLITICAL TRIP.
IS
FOH SAI.IS A man's bicycle In good
condition, cheap. Phono 7SC (lieon
or call at this office. tf
FOH SAI.15 !t In old Philips block
Arthur Sinclair. Wheeler Uldg. 9tf
FOH SAI.14 Cotton
child's Iron tied.
mattress for
Phono Oil.
F'H 8AI.K Cheap, a flye-room house,
loss in. Phone 63S. .lltf
J ilt SALE Cash or on time, nice
inlet driver, safe for ladles, rail
.it room 6, Slras l'ennlngtou building.
31-3
Foil 8AI48 A ladles' bicycle nl-
'Most new, only been used a few
months. Phone 7S C.reeu or call
M this office. tf
" FO R HEN I .
l ull RENT Four-room home, fur
nished, on Fourth Avenue, northeast.
Phone 857. 31-3
Foil R ISN'T Nicely furnished large
loom, all modern conveniences,
-outheast exposure. Mrs. W. M.
Hlggs, 131 C street, northwest.
Phone 61)1. ltt
Foil RRNT Two furnished rooms
also an office room In Nobl
llrM. building. Apply Noble Pros
fitf.
FOH RENT Nloe suite of otllce
rooms over Dltsler Dry Goods Co.
city water and gas. Apply H. W.
HhiuIoI. 4tf
Foil RUNT Furnished room, lady
preferred. Mrs. Ada W. Ilennott,
118 N. Washington. 1-3
J-OH HRNT--CTOOI11 house oloso In
on Coddo streoL T. K, Kearney
23tt
Full RIJXT FurnUhed rooms In
modern new liuc- c!os In. Phono
711 Mr-. Mi a 22 lm
St. Joseph, Mo., April 1. William
Cross, Oklahoma's secretary of state,
ami a member of a parly of Oklahoma
ollk'lals, Including Coventor Haskell
and State Treasurer Meuofeo waa en
route to Des Moines, la., to attend
tho annual banquet or tho Iowa state
democrats Thursday night, was strick
en by uu acute attack of congestion
and lnllammatlon of tho bowols hoio
today and Is in a critical condition.
He was put to bed at a hotel and
pha!cinn wero called.
At Kansas City Mr. Cross suffered
Intensely from aggravated indigestion
but thought he would be able to roach
hi destination, although a physician
was tmmmoned. Coventor Haskell and
other Oklahoinans ioka at a big tiuiBb
meeting here tonight under the aus
pices of the democrats. The munici
pal election occurs Tuesday.
Mueh Improved Today.
Guthrie. Okla.. April 2. A telephone
message today from St. Joseph, Mo.,
states that Secretary I till Cross, who
was taken seriously 111 there yester
day Is much improved unlay and
W44 utile to speak last night before
the Democratic Club.
The Cream Hakery lias moved to
e. it'tr Main and M'll s'reets
JOHN M. mint:.
ear.
of Dr. J. F. Son on Wednesday
when Little Atlases Madge and Ma
rio celebrated their ninth blrthdny
The members of tho South Ardmoro
Baptist church will give a social i anniversary nnd their mint, Mrs.
ut the church Filday evening, all . "'-""torn, una invitea n number or
friends are Invited. I thlr llttlo friends In to celebrate
with them. All kinds of games wero
Indulged In, and an Interesting and
Vassar Colego teaches houso sani
tation but 'will bavo nothing to do
with domestic science. In Germnny
domostlc sclcnco and housekeeping ,
schols nro patronized by tho daugh
ters of tho well to do as woll aa by
those who arc not In that class, j
The girls market, clean house, keep
accounts, study and chomlstry of food
and loam nil that Is necessary to
make them competent liousowlves. j
i
Tho lingerie waist In 1,00 dlfforont
gulsos, each seemingly lovelier than
Itie last, has lost nono of Its popu
larity. !!
A plnuo coat with thrco capos
daintily embroidered suggosts the
thing for tho 2-year-old's summer
wrap.
--j
Tlio elbow sleevoa with tight tin
dorsleovoa which extend over tho
hands nro popular for afternoons.
Just now tunics and tunic bands
and draporlos are being emphasized
in gowns of all kinds.
Sleeves made In ono with tho bod
Ico arc In accordance with tho latest
decree of fashion.
t
Straw hats that look llko mlnlaturo
sombreros make a Jaunty headgear
for a 2-year-old boy.
Children's millinery this spring
will bo ns ornate ns that of the
grownups.
& P. ANDERSON, President B. F. FRENSLEY, Vice President
C. I,. ANDHHSON, Cashier.... i:i) SANDMN, Assistant Cnshler
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ARDMORE, OKLA.
Capital Paid In 60,000.00
Surplus Funds 165,000.00
Total 225,000.00
Tho oldest bank in Indian Torrltory. Accounts of firms and
Individuals solicited upon tho moat liberal terms consistent
with good banking.
BANKERS NATIONAL
...BANK...
PAID UP CAPITAL $150,000.00
SAFE METHODS.
CAREFUL MANAGEMENT.
Wo solicit accounts whether largo or smalt which will have
our careful attention.
8AFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
J. A BIVENS, President.
A. H. PALMER, Cashier.
DON LACY, Vice President
FRED C. CARR, Asst. Cashier.
THE GITY NATIONAL BANK
ARDMORE, OKLA.
Capital
Surplus Funds
Accounts of Arms and Individuals sollcltedfl
ment accorded to all nllko.
.1100,000.00
. . .75,000.00
Courteous treat-
a Koiitucklan you are
If you are
oxpectod at the Gilmer hotel this ""inslng feature of the afternoon was
evening at eight o'clock. There Is a'tbo coinle songs nnd recitals of a
good time In store for tho natlvos of "Plendld phonograph that has recent-
this state anil unite n lilt of plan
ning for future entertainment will
be discussed.
Mrs. C. M. Campbell will entertain
the Indies of the Glee Club In prac
tice Frldny afternoon. It has been
whispered that Ardmoro will soon
hear the ladloa In an ohiii session
this Is looked forward to with great
this Is looked forward to
a treat to lovers of voice.
Mrs. T. K. Kearney will enter
tain Friday afternoon In honor of
Mrs. P. P. Kearney of Chnttanoogn
and their baby daughter. The affair
with be one of tl-e smart and dresy
doings of the season,
Tho pupils and teacher of the
fourth ward are rejoicing over a
set of New Stauard Kucyclopedla
donated them by the Mother Club of
that ward nt a cost of seventy-five
dollars. So much for mother's work
--what about father's?
!
There were a number of invitations
Used to parties yesterday over tho
phones and by ladles who were not
authority on Invitation committees
consiMpiently they amounted to nothing
and tho Invited guests were well onto
the Jests of the day and few If any
paid hoed to thli however, after one
hail finished her list and culled all
sho thought he might catch tho
tables turned and each party she
had called called her up and extended
her an tin Itation to the Wliittlnglou ho
tel that she, being a lover of pretty
gowns, might view a sample t.'.eK
Kansan Goes to Oxford.
New Haven. Conn., Apr. 2. Georgo XT. J ! n pn pp Powdp?
Kllswo.U, Putmau of Ottawa. Kan., a iOinC t &CC I OWQCr
student la the graduate department at
Yale, was today appointed ti lucolvo
a Hhodes i'olarhlp at Oxford.
.Mrs. H. F. Dent of New Corners,
Ohio Is In the city tho guest of her
sou, 11. H. Dent. 71S, A streot N. 13.
Tom Koft of Tishomingo was a bus
iness visitor here lust night.
Lee Collins of Stonewall Is hero to
day on business.
A
Produces a Dcautlful Complexion.
Soft and elvtty.
Rcmainf until wnlieJ
off Purified hy a
nwl- diK-overcd nro"
ccm. Ilarmlcat at
water Prevert rc-
V3" turn of diKclorationi
. m8! ''" V'rn U'et only.)
,l.Q. 'i -I lluyone 50c. r"'
v J
1 0
EST"
'j a(e ana money win p
relunucd if you art
i.iii i. .ii , v. t... iui entirely vtiifiivu. .iiiip ,. imis, . ...h
Hlllson. Guthrie Is In tho city , . . ,..,', ,u. i,llni, jr,1,.or,lii
on l uslness. ! Prrn,HivNailOALU)ILLTCO..Purl&.Tciin.
H it Iteul of rtrock Is In Ardmoro S. Id bv Hoffman Drug Co., Coleman
c a 1 j- 'K3 tr.p.
Ur ?.-, and ot icr d.ugejlsts.
ly been Installed In the Sou home
Mr. and Mrs. Son, grandparents of
the honoreoa, vveer present and seem-.
ed to enjoy the affair quite as much '
ns tho participants. The houso was
beautifully set In pot plants and li- j
lacs and a delicious refreshment J
course such as delight tho children !
was served. . !
Mlssoa Madgo and Mario received
an army ot remembrances and good I
wishes for many, many happy birth
days. , j
"Oneo f tho special events of tho ,
week was tho social afternoon Mrs.
Orlu Hedfleld gave tho members of
the Merrlo Wives Wednesday. The
house w.ts put Into a charming
spring decoration of rocs and ferns,
green and whlto being her color
scheme. After a bit of social c'int
the hostess put tho guests to sewing
and a busier bunch of ladle one
seldom sees. A choice two conr?o
luncboon wns served. Tho guests were
Mesdames Stone, Lewis, Fran!. 'In
Hedfleld, Ilnmmor, and Mrs P C
Dings, a guest of the club.
Tho Ferndale Heview club members
mer with Mrs. Plttman Wednesday
the attendance was small on ac
count of there being so much e!s for
the day. Tho members are studvn
Stodard's lectures and enjoved a re
view ot Athens and Greece and a
number of character sketches wrro
given by Mesdamo Strange. Carpen
ter and Crlner. Tho hostess served
delicious refreshments. The club will
meet with Mrs. Georgo Crincr next
Wednesday aud still study Greece
and Athens.
The ladles of tho Iivrenco Mis
sion Aid Society mot at tho jnr
sonnge Thursday and onjoyed houso
cleaning. They recently bought a
home for their pastor, Hev. I.ivvrence
and his estlmablo wife, aud on thnt
day It was cleaned, and tho occu
pants moved In.
Mrs. Lawrence has been qulto sick
for some Itme. but Is slowly recov
ering nnd In theco cosy quartora wo
ire sure sbo will bo out soon.
The members of tho society are
making quilts now nnd will do any
sewing that Is brought to them. Tlulr
Wc want $200,000 worth of farm loans and can pay out the
money the day papers are signed. If you want a loan come to
see us. You get your money quicker, cheaper and on better
terms. You get what you borrow when you want it.
BURWELL & DEXTER
BANKERS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA
A PLAIN TALK ABOUT RUBBER TIRES
During tho past four years wo havo given a vast deal of thought to
rubber tiros. Tho ordinary rubbor glve3 way in so short a tltno that
people began to uso tho old stylo vvheol In preference to buying tho
rubber tlied wheel. Tho problem -was n knotty ono. Wo went to
work lu earnest to solvo It. Wo lea rneil that different cllmatoarcqulroa
llttlo dlfforont composition. Then wo learned tho oxact proiiortlon ot
gum and of rubbor to bo used to mako a perfect rubber tiro suited
to this country. From our own formula wo secured 0110 of tho host
rubbor manufacturers In tho Unltod States to mako our rubbor tires.
This rubber bears tho namo of "Proddy L-agonda Sprlngflold." It's al
ways new because wo manufacturo It as wo uso it. It Is best becauso
It Is mado right and becauso It is not aged vvhon you buy it of us.
When yon have your rubber tires put on, no mattor vvhero you havo
your work dono, insist that "Preddy Lagonda Springfield' rubbor bo used
and you will get tho best
J. C. PREDDY
BUGGIES
SADDLES
HARNESS
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