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Ardmore, Sunday, May 16, 1909
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
PAGE THRE6
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MiCurt.il'
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l)V MAIO WIIITf MAN
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Monday.
th- lipaf with Mrs.
ladles
or
John
Teer.
Young" AVoman'i
ty at church.
MlMlonary Socle-
Tuesday. I
Hroudjvay Methodist Home Mlaalcwi
Society at church, t
Ilrondway Haptlst Att Soctely rit ;
church.
Presbyterian Missionary Society at
Mi I IowIhihI'h.
christian Aid Society at church.
Wednesday.
IVi-tidale Hovlew Cluh.
Wide Study Claaa.
Thursday.
WMst Club at
Hrldge
.Mra. Moran
Scott's.
Daughters
mer Hotel.
ot Confederacy nt 011-
Frlday.
(Irln Club.
St. I'hlllliw (lullil have fair.
Saturday.
St. Phillips Pair.
THE NEW BABY.
(By Margaret G. Hays)
They say he him
IIIk Oruudpa's head:
lie has his (Irandinu's .olllii:
lie lms tin- blue eyes
Of his Dad.
Ills Mother's pretty akin.
If all of this Ik- true, iitaek!
It In be olid belief.
How nil the family dote uion
"This wicked little thief.
-.
HERE AND' THERE.
The Home Mission Society of the
llroadwny Methodist church will
meet at the church on Tuesday after
noon. On Thursday afternoon at the
Ollnior Hotel the Daughter of the
Confederacy will have a call meet
ing to decide whether they will pre
sent the play "Dixie" under the
luiiuaKeiaent of Mrs. Matthews. The
proceeds of the play will go to the
Confederate veterans.
The next meeting of the Fourth
District Federation of Women's
Clubs will be at Tishomingo.
The first of next month will find
many of our townspeople leaving
for their three mouths' vacation.
Mrs. Morris Sass will leave for Da
vis before going to Colorado and
will return about the middle of Sep
tember. Florence Nightingale celebrated
her ninetieth birthday the past week.
Tile young lady who danced her-1
nef to death the past week might '
have chosen a more dignified mode I
of killing hen-elf but alio certainly
couldn't have discovered a more sue-'
cessfnl manner of advertising her-1
self. I
Tile Princess Is keeping up Its rep- j
utation for displaying fine, humor-1
oils and high class pictures. ICach
child present tho past week received
u pretty fan as souvenir.
'!
A Class Picnic.
Mr. and .Mrs. Kd llyrd were hosts j
to Mrs. J. C. Murphy's Sunday school .
class of the Presbyterian church at i
tin afternoon picnic and a supper ai '
the Chickasaw Lake yesterday. The
boys were as happy as boys usually t
ore on sucn joyous occasions as
Sunday school picnics and believe
that they were very fortunate in
being In Mrs. Murphy's class. The
chaperones were Hev. and Mrs.
Weltli, Mesdames Noble, llyrd and
Murphy.
The boys who ateiuled wero Hay
inoiiil Hamilton. Burette llyrd. Pert
Simpson, ICveret Krueger, Walter
Colbert. I o d Noble. Jack Illenk
more. Me!ln Coleman. (leorge Un
laid. Compliment to Visitors.
In compliment to Misses Margaret
Walton and Daisy Humphrey of
COFFEE BY THE MILE
For the year ending- Deo. :11st, IMS, we sold 12.1 1 12
TONS OF 1,1 ZIaN.M: COrFKK At 'JO.OOO pounds to the
car this menus !.".! OA HI OADS or more than 125 .SOLID
I'HLlfill l THAIN.S ofSO van each. In ottu-jiound cans
planed ono Inch apart this would MAKK a row ot cans
iro mii.i:s .Hi!) yakdn long.
Popularity with a food-product
alwaya meaiii superior merit.
4
Hiiro, and Miss Tessie Mm- Trice
of Terrell oml Oeorgin Sue Jones
j or Oklahoma City, the Klks danced
: at their flub rooms on Friday eveii -
Inn.
The I,owenstelii orchostrn nirnlsh
ml the music.
The Rueat Mat Include Misses
Ploy Mullen, ljn Gardetthlre, Mary
Hobaon, .Mae lowtlen. Jennie Ihitt.
Vera Olive. Vnllle Sutherland. Hal-
let Fin ley, Annie Heniiott, Sue
Frame. Chance I .a (Iran nr. Ine
Stewart. Al Drew, llaher. IW-nnle
Itlgglns, Clara Wclvortoii. Willie
, Dyor, Ilodle McKay. KHa I'.len Oil
1 mer. Marie qilnter. Natalie Wllllama.
Clam Tate. Jennie William : Mew.
J. V. Cabell. Tom ttarp. Velio Sum.
Jones, .lohnsoii, Kearney. Uindon.
Harry Stonitm. Harold Yoiuir. Joel
Bnchanon. Tom Frame, Tom Nel
on. Ilarrehl. ltay Poland, Charley
Dobblna. Caaaady. I'oat. Wwllace: Mr.
J nrul Mra. I.on Frame.
1
Pres.bytcri.in Missionary Society,
i The Presbyterian Mtssion.ty ?o( e
I ty .will meet Tuesday -af rii"tti at
j Mra. Itowinnd'a with the following
program:
I Subject Cuba and Porto Hlco.
Hymn "I am Thine. () Lord."
Seriirtuml Heading In unison1
The Oiieylluiiilredth I'anlni. j
Prayer. i
Hymn "There'a
Cod's Mercy."
n Wlileuoss ;n ,
Scriptural Lesson with applications
Matthew 'jr.th Clmpter. ill to in
l.ed by president.
Three minute talk on Citlia and
Porto Hlco, their area, climate, re
source and population Mra. Van
Deuberg.
"Count Yourself In" Discussion on
Mission Schools, their wine and
our duty towards them Mm. John
Wlilteman.
The Hospital Paper by Mrs. K. II
Pugh.
The whole program Is a review of
recent missionary news.
Mrs. Kitikald will give a report of
the South McAlestcr mooting.
Orlos With Mrs. Webb.
The Orlo Club meet with Mrs. C.
H. Webb on Friday ariernoon and
dispensed with the regular program
while preparing the questions for
next year's study.
Hrownlng, .Mythology and one of
Shakespeare's plays will be -the I
study and most interesting nrourams
are being arranged on these topics.
The club will meet again next'
week with Mrs. Webb. !
Ardmore Women Elected. 1
Mrs. C. P. Van Denberg and Mrs. i
KUiKalil have returned from South
McAlcster where they attended the
state convention of the Women's
.Missionary Societies of the Presbyte-'
rlan church. 1
The delegates, the officers and the'
speakers on the program were enter-1
talned at the llusby hotel ami every i
courtesy possible paid them.
The convention was the pleasant
est one in the history of the organ- j
izatlon. 1
Pauls Valley Is still the banner
society or the state, winning honor
the second year In succession for
having made the largest Individual
contribution. Ardmore came third last
year and second this year, so next
year she can't afford to do less than
come first.
Financially tho report was most
encouraging, over $200 having been
contributed in excess of former years.
Mrs. Kdlth Hughes of New York
was present and gave a flue talk
on emigration, forcing the obliga
tions Christian people are due the
emigrants upon every heart.
Mrs. Hume of Anndarko. synodloa!
secretary. wis also present.
The next 'meeting will be nt Pauls
Valley.
The Women's Presbyterian Mlsalnn
ary meeting elected the following of
ficers: President. Mrs. S. C. Tread
well. Tishomingo: first vice presi
dent, Mrs. Chillies Cluistensen. Mc
Alestcr; second lio presldon. Mis
W. A. Wagner, Duriiiit; corresjiond
lug secretary. Mrs. J. T. Looney.
Tishomingo; recording seen ':!
Mrs C P Vnndeiiberg, Anlllioiv.
The Relly-Tuylor Co.,
ftp Orlruus, I. . .N, A,
TLii i'iioNr. osr roLii-Two
With Mothers' Club.
The Jefferson School .Mother' flub
ill, -I .11 the school Wll'iiltil "II I'liiliv
.it.iinoon with an :it-,l! -n .it' -in
ul'ce and qnlto the bet pnmi.i"
they have had In many iiiMt it
A regular business aeasion pr'
ceded the literary and musical pin
It ram.
An Instrumental aoio. "The Hiiitm
,f
Spring, " by Mr. Ikard nn .i
ery fK beglnlng for a urogram so
filled with Interesting number
Mlaa Fay Smith, with .Mr. I l.s :.
for accompanist, ang coo.il.'
an excellent talk on the reunion ot
the church to the achoot. emphi
alilng their dependence, the one
ii Don the other.
The training o the soul should
go along alth the mental training
Mra. Illgdon gave an excellent taiic
on the teacher and the parent, em
phasizing the duties the parent ow-s
the teacher.
ttev. Itoger waa absent nd hi.-
lalk on what the teacher own the
parent was made a clan discussion.
Mlsa Wellle Ikard nug a vocal
selection, accompanied by Mrs. Ikard.
Mr. Kvnns mdae a talk on educa
tional progreaa. summing iii the
vear'a work, comiilltiietrtltig the
tenchera on their ftilthftiliieaa and ef
ficiency and giving the Mothers'
Club their Jtmt- tribute of apprecia
tion. A violin solo by Jack I.ondoti
cloned the progmm.
The teachers surprised the club
by serving delicious refreshments of
sherbet and cake.
!
Club Women nt Gainesville.
The seventh tuinual convention
of
(Federation Womeira Clubs of
the
sea-
second dUtrlct of Texas waa In
slim at Cnlnesvllle yesterday.
The work of mothers' clubs wn.
discussed by Mrs. J. X. Porter of Dal
las, and "Free Kindergarten" waa
the subject of a paper by Miss May
King Drew of Dallas. Other papers:
"The Chili an IMiicutlotml Factor
In a Community" Mrs. Maggie W.
Harry of Sherman.
"The Spirit of Federation' -Mrs. S
.1. Wright of Paris.
"Art, Its Study and Influence,"
MIsh Vivian AunspaiiKh of Paris.
Mrs. F. II. Sherwood entertained
the convention from I to ii thin
afternoon with a reception at her
Denton street colonial home, nud M".
10. II. Wanton entertained the state
otficers at luncheon.
At tonight's session Mrs. John
Threadglll, president of the Oklaho
ma Federation, addressed the con
vention on education, which was the
I'.nture of the evening session.
Ladies of the Leaf.
Tlie La.l'"s ot the 1 eaf meet tomor
row wil l Vis. I'dlt. Teer and ele-t
(Hirers fo:- the eli'xiing year. There
will be only one more club meeting
thi;i year on .May Illst at Mrs. J. II.
Wall's when Annual Day will be on
served and the otlicers and committees
will give In their reports. There w'H
also be given a reception to the newly
elected oillcers by those who have
never entertained.
Their First Vote,
in Denmark the day on which Iter
women cast their lirst vote was ob
served as a gala day, the citizens put
on thl'lr best clothes and decorated
their homes. Their Parliament last
year gave women the municipal suf
frage on the same terms as men .
The dispatches say they displayej
excellent orgaiiixatioii ami polled a
candidates elected were women and
ttiat seven were elected to the clt
council of Copenhagen.
During the past month the women
tax-payei-s of Michigan, for the llr.it
time used their sulfruKc right grant
ed them under the new state constitu
tion last year, to vote on iiuestloua of
special taxation.
In some places they cast forty iur
cent of the whole vote.
Referred to Commissioners.
What are the commissioueiK dolut;
about our city water.'
Itlie question Is asked In all sincer
ity although it has been urged upon
the society editor mid the pudding
like substance in question Is termed
water with due apology to tne spark
ling, refreshing drink, common!' o
termed. There seems to be a general
opinion abroad that a great many of
our citizens can do without water very
comfortably possibly a hpirit of econ
omy has forced tills opaque tltild upon
us.
Hut .some of us have formed the
habit of drinking water, and like nil
otherhablts.lt is hard to break.
Doubtless, the Ariliiinro city water Is
good for a great many purposes.
Csed In sulllclout quuutltii' it
might afford au hippopotamus or a ling
lntinlte delight but, thon, so few of
us own hippopotamuses and hoga n;'o
not allowed within tho city limits.
It can be used In the ba'h room,
provided you employ a slinpb devHu
'ill IH'SStb
Philadelphia's Premier Beauty.
This young lady. ft" ixqulslN'
beauty of whose coin!'ioti his
aroused the grvntet admiration
union t the members of Phlladel
pMa's fashionable set. tecently con
fided to a few girl frl-nds the se
cret of her extraordinary loveliness.
The sorrot could not remain one
Iomr and gossip In society clrcl-w
tolls us that this young woman hadl
been Rreatly annoyed bv many dark I
brown froekh, which obstinately ibw
fld removal until she bename a user
of NaoHimla F.tclal Cr-am. With Its
aid, however, alio not only quickly
and elly banished those unsightly
blemishes, buf was also rejoiced to
find her skin left in even- way mor.
beautiful than before healthy, clear
soft and velvety, with nil the fresh.
Jieas ami evqulslto lovetinosa of a
perfect complexion. Nndinola Crean
Is sold In every high class drug
store, ",0c and $t the package.
that has been tried with success In
several of our homes.
Keep a whisk broom in the hu n
room.
After you plunge do not use the
towel, but let the water dry. Th-n
brush It otT with the whisk broom.
It may be used In sprinkling the
law ii and Mower beds and If us.-d
diligently throughout the summer for
the purpose is guaranteed to miike ,
terrace of the UattoMt lot.
It Is undoubtedly u i venue mnker
lor the doctors, the druggists of our
city and those linns who have water'
to sell. Kvery drink we take Is a
penny towards their summer trip
provided they secure their drinking
wsiter ulsewhore.
: The truth Is the majority of the
citizens of our city .iave alreadv
drunk the peck of dirt they tire huh-
1 posed to drink beforo they die and feci
like a peck Is really enough.
Ardmore Ih a prosperous city and
we will all do well to own renl estate
but not taken Internally. We have
found that we can't depend on our g.is
; to advertise us the least we say In
, competition witli other cities about
our gas, the better and it woiildn :
, do to bottle up our water and semi it
out as specimens of our city supply.
Something got the matter with our
water once belore and It was reporti d
that some Im.zards had fallen in the
standplpe and drowned.
Some said It was a negro, lint the
general opinion seemed to favor buz
zards. Hut the water Is worse now
than it was thou, although the muj.it
Hy of us would prefer water dlulted
with sediment rather than either ot
tin; above commodities.
People are improvising litters and
buying lllters, but every body who dc-
, ponds on the city water supply cm
j not afford filters. Hvon If you have a
filter no self respecting man has the
i courage to look his bath water in the
face after tils morning plunge. The
time for speculating about what is the
mutter with our city water Is past.
The time to do something about It
has come.
If the present mayor and commis
sioners wish to be really popular with
the "women folks" they will get busy
with the city water and see If some
thing can 't be done at once for the
long suffering public. People hii'-o
quit talking about politics now and
are sitting back waiting for the abun
dant, sparkling supply of water that
once was the glory of our town.
An Alumni Meeting.
The Alumni Association of the Pe .
body Normal college will give their
annual banquet at the gymnasium of
tho university on the llrst dny of Line.
Over fpeven hundred invitations
have been issued and they expect to
have the biggest attendance they hae
ever had.
Only the classes that have graduat
ed within the past ten years will b
invited and many liae sIkiiIIIciI their
Intention ot ntieptiim the Invitatio.i.
A WOMAN'S APPEAL
To all knowing sufferers of rtieu
inatlstu, whether muscular or ot
tho Joints, sciatica, lumbagos, back
acho, pains In tho kldnoys or neu
ralgia pains, to wrlto to her for i
homo treatment which has repeat
edly cured all of theso torture'?.
Sho feels It her duty to send to al.
sufforers FHKK. You euro yourself
at homo as thousands will testify
no change of cllmato being nocos
sary. Tills simple discovery ban
Ishos uric ncld fron tho blood, loos
ens tho stiffened Joints, purifies
tho blood and brightens tho eyes,
giving olasticlty and tone to thu
wholo system. If tho abovo Inter
ests you, for proof address Mrs. M.
Summers, Hox It f ith Bend, Ind.
GREA T SILK SALE
FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, that
will prove a great saving to those who have not already bought or
to those who would like a special costume, of any kind or descrip
tion. We have hy far the greatest line of .36 inch silks in the city
and while our sales have been greater in this special department
t)ian ever before, still we have some wonderful bargains to offer
for these THREE DA VS.
iii,.' Lit Wa-Oi .lap Silk in liu'lr
.111,1 (I, Ilk Hll.lloi. i,d lemil.ll!
,i' ."I . thi-t .ile. tird USC
JT in Ii Seen" Silk, n renl soft
i bng faliric. just the thing for
. . -1 1 ; r i ii or special costume,
rcctilai l.'ic; special ',',',
4
-j; mi b Sh.iutuiiR," a beautiful
"HufT Weave" Hllk, 111 assorted
sh.ol. -i. "iiii- wilue; this sale,
per Mi"d. onl) !?."
:i. mi h "It' uaHisal." a Silk
. i nii t I - tor wiilis or Mi.i'
$ I mi ri l' nl 1 1 i i tl
iid 77v
WASH GOODS SPECIAL
In connection with wonderful silk values for Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. All can be pleased at this mighty bargain feast.
L'.iihIi ClnMiHi Dliehes.. L'.V
x ilu . -i i i il yard . .
J7 mh h linli.i I'oligee, -"ie value.
!i ''il. v.n d Hie
j , l, -h loured liwns and
li.iM.ii'-. a special lot with and
it limit borders, l."c values;
NM 1 I II ai d . ... 1 o
One I i' ::j m u iiaxou. ' i
soft, uinie, . 1 1 : i in ii t-rial, aid
Km ri u uta i .
spei ial .11 'I I I
Monday
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
Mrs John Whlteinnii has been ask il
to attend as a representative of cku
l'.KiO and .tike part on the program 'it
their lianquei Those receiving this,
invitation will be given free enter
tainment dining the commencement
exercises of the university and will,
not be charged for plates at the Iki.v
quet.
The Alumni have phiiuiml inanyj
side trips to the Hermitage anil other I
places near Nashville and expect ..Nl
enjoy a ten day's visit of real pleasnr"
ami enjoyment to their Alma Mater. I
Entertained Whist Club.
The Kwell Whist club met with
Mrs. I.. T. Hussell on Friday alter-
noon, with Miss Humphrey of Hugo
as honor guest.
The parlors wero prettily decorat
ed with red as a color scheme which
"h also employed In refreshments
and talleys. A dainty luncheon was
served Mesilaines Moral! Scott, Dean,
It. J. Williams, vonWels. Kirkpatrick.
and Misses llolmoii, Mullen and llu-u-phrey'.
, ;
Guild air Next Friday.
The (iiiild will give their Fair on
next Friday evening. Saturday aftei--
i ti and Sat'irdiv night, and It c "-
taluly promises to be a success both
as an entertainment and financially.
The Fair will represent the Seven
Hinges of womanhood, the Infaut. the
Child, the (illi. the Sweet heait, the
Hrlde, the Mother and the arandtnoni
or and each stage will be represent
ed by ti booth. In the Infant's booth
will be placed on sale everything thU
pertain to babies dayettes and
toys.
In the children's booth
found Mrs. WIkks of the
I'atch and her stmnly of
Will 1 e
1 'aliliaui
1 .ilih.r:
Mrs. WiggH will make ineiiv
web It '
quaint philosophy and will
M II II
cabbage. In each cabbage w.il -found
a prize It will be oie 1
where every cabbage on sab- i 1
prize head.
Also each cabbage will contain 'i
number and the successful iiumln
will draw a big prize a fine sofa tnl
low or ii tortoise shell comb or a shl
of bacon ,
In tho girl's booth refreshments
will be served of cioaui ami cake ami
the dainty articles girls love will be
sold.
In the blrdo's booth will be a real,
bride's cake ami many other things
011 iio d at a wedding
In the mother's booth will be mis
m Ii N.tnir.r Poiiir-e, ?iin
regular price, y.nd ... . SJIf,'
ll -y, Inch Plnn Taffetas, vie.il
range of -li.iibs SI. on and
$1 '.'' alui .- 1
rd .... .... 7,-,c
All 7-lncb K" nl mil and Tu
sus. Hood i am.. of pattern-1
and shades i : , value., Male
price, yard S7C
Three iiI'i.m Itlilmh Foulard.
l r.ii i.ilu.-M. i.ii
p. r .ii.l il.'Jr
p,. . jo hi, 'i p. i t nt.
II". III. Il White I.llH'll 7 " rerf
nl. ir, Mile price, ard. .. JJJ)
'.hi lie h White Llncji. $1,711 reg
ulai . price, yard Jjil.XIJ)
due lot 27-lncu colored Mer-(ct-Dod
l.lnon, ,',0c values. a.
sort, d sliade.4 . hii'i l.il
::7c
a. ii, i ii ioI"i-' ti I..II' i, siii'm
)' ' ill ii pi i ii
pi ml l(5i
cellaueous armies for tin home and
family.
In the grandmothers booth Will b
wonderful files and cakes ami de i
ctoiis cookies, such as only g-aud-uiothor
ami some mothers know how
to make.
The Ciillld has bought a Health Mer-ry-Cio-Koiiuil
with six seats and every
child must see the merry-go-round go
round ami take a ride on it.
.Merchants from a distance have re
sponded generously to the ladles re
quest for douatioiiH mid have asked In
letiirn, simply that they llml some
home merchant In their line of busi
ness to handle their wares au orders,
for these things will bo made through
the home merchant.
A tireless cooker has been donated,
also dozens of bars of soap several
pieces of Swift's Premium llreakfast
bacon a dozen copies of Ilarpors Ha
zaar, some ro otto and paUy irons, .1
gla Ice cream freezer and l.i'i'. of
Dallas sent three iiamlsouie tortolfe'
shell combs.
Al the 1 Fair you can have a wholo
bushel of fun and buy something you
really have wanted for a !ong, long
time at a very reasonable price.
Don't forget the date.
The New Jets.
. Tluiy are all the rage now. We
have Jet appendant oar drops, Jot
barietts. Jet combs, Jet dog colliiM,
and all the new novelties In Jet.
They are Inexpensive; let us show
you.
PAHISIAN MlliblNHKV CO.
Mrs. Hell, Manager.
"Sapho" Alrdome Next Week.
"Sapho," tin story of woman''
lov" or man-, .s.icrlfuo and deser
tion s iMio u! iav Mia .has
' I I 1 ' ' ' ,0 11 o' 111 I IOI H 1 II
WflMAN'S
hension. Mother's Friend, by its pi?n 'tratinK and soothinj properties
allays naus-a, nervousness, implex tin fet i'i"s, and so pnparis tin.
system for the ordeal that she passes through the ewnt with but little
sulierinE, as numbers have
testified and said, "it is worth
its weight in gold."
1100 i-cr Nitltn ot itniKKlov liimk
u( raliublo .iituruiatluu lujiltsl fri',
THKliKADFlELD REGULATOR CO,
Atlanta, Gi.
t.is. ."tile regular.
special, yard '!5!)C
:! Inch I lln-rty Satin, asaoi , ,
shades; $1 ",'i ''-siilar;
sab' prn o. i i'.l
Olu- lot L'7 il.i 'i
silk, l .unit i, I
Til'.' I "till. II
Si. 07
Jap Kimo
I- of pattci i
tal.
:j7f
Jap Ktnioii i
yard
Ono lot ; ,. ,
8llk, r uia, i.w:
-lli price, .i,-i
I 'ii' be "ii i n h
,llr .Ot ,i nl i',n
-.p. i ,il 1 1 I
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::j)c
F.i in
i ;i!'i,
:ii iiu ii MiH'ii riutsii i iiim . it
Itallste, a :!", aiue.
special, yard HI C
One lot Fancy Kiinona Cicp.
2.V value; priced, yard. (;(.
lil-lnch Waah Chiffon, :t.7r reg
nl ii. spei Ial. .ird liS
On" -p i al lot White Ijiwh
foi Hini (Iivn special.
Sc
Monday
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
all parts of the globe, "Sapho,"
first assailed ami reviled by critics,
later praised to the skies by the
same critics; "Sapho,' the play that
deals with purely human virtues and
frailties, with woman's power and
weakness, with man's selfishness and
generosity. The pla, "Sapho," so full
of truth and nature, will be pre
Bonted by the Frank Headlck coin
puny ot the Alt-dome. "Supho" has
been read by many, admired by all.
The story has been purified by the
tears of good women and been si
lently understood and approclat'.l by
man.
That Is tho play at the Alrdom
by the Frank Headlck company one
night next week. Prices 10c, ;;uc
and IlOe.
If you want to fool well, look well
nnd be well, take Foley's Kidney Hom
ed'. It tones up tho kidneys and
bladder, purllles the blood and re
stores health and strength. Pleasant
to take and contains no harmful drugs.
Why not cotninonco today? Sold by
all druggists.
Can't Dig Oil Wells on Wind.
Many of our subscribers are slow
In making their first payment of
$10 and signing note for balance
to this company. If you expect in
to begin putting down this well
you must get busy. Only about half
of the subscribers have fulfilled
their obligations. If you expect Ard
more to be an oil center, and jou,
property worth double what It now
Is. put your shouldei to the wheel.
You will be called 011 again at ono
IKS POLAND Oil, .fc OAS CO.
Our .10 day discount sale will en 1
Saturday May 20. L'.'i per cent oft jn
nil cash purchases. lino nilllltic
cheaper than ever before.
PAHISIAN MIU.INKKY CO.
Mrs. Hell, Manag
Is to love children, and no home
can be happy without them,
yet the ordeal throuuh which
the expectant mother must pass
usually is so full of suflerin;
and dread that she looks for
ward to the hour with appre
MOTHER.
FRIEND