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Ardmore, Sunday, June 6, 1909
PAGE SIX
THE DAILY ARDMOREITE
i mm rx u I f iL CI 71 m V To Remove Freckles Q Pimples
Wooa mcuonaia ana Luuidir vvijcj j. i
lONCM DKI) FROM I'AOB THItKB
Htral no-mber of the Rod and
(iun Club Lake spent Friday evening
at the club house. A delightful sup
per was enjoyed by Mr. and Airs. fl. A
Slmt'WJii, Mr. Worthy and Mrs. C. 1'
Wh toman of Oklahoma City: Mr .and
Mr .1 N Dorinon. Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
1 htirmond
1
Tr and Mm. C. I. Whiteman and
Men mid Mr. Worthy have r
i d to Oklahoma City after u iit
i l.l'IVItt.
UTcnDaylUMNadmola
dir.AM, a new dU
corery, told ureter a
totitira guarantee, ami
mnney n-fundeil If It
failt to remove freckles,
p a.jil' , lit. r upon,
tan, fallownci.i, collar
dincoloratiuur, black
hold i anil eruption of
tbo iUd, do rutter of
bow Iodic (landing.
Ordinary tate In 10
iUa. th or.t In 13
ilaj-f. Leave, tho Ma ri'ar.K'fl, healthy arid
laut'ful. NopoMltlc harm can re an frtitniM
UK. Kiidorwdr y thouana of erati tul ladle.
UK. auj i.uO Lf liauiug d;uguu or tualL
NATIONAL TOIIXT COMPANY. PjfU. Tina.
For Friday, Saturday
and Big First Monday
of
i'
i t in- now twenty-nine llbrarlet
OkUtioma llnted with the ecre
of the utate library awMclatlon.
'ii ,(. seventeen are either Came
miblie llbmrieti. The Sute L'nl
. . at Norman has the Umetit II
u , and receives thirty dallies and
wi-cklle. Our own library the
- . sir has 100 tibw volume.
These two famou horses give the
people of this section tho best op
I'Ortunlty they have cvor had to
improve their stock and ralite $100
horses Instead of J 100 horses. Thnne
two stallions will make the soaaon
of May and Juno at the Hluo Front
Training Stable on Hro-idwr-.y
Wood McDonald Is a beauMfJl sea
brown, 16 handH high, weight 1,1 7fi
poundx, left hind foot white, goo.l
feet and oyr, clean flat bone, heavy
mailt; and tall. Ho Is n clean, toIil puundH.
actor, with plenty or speed, drive
nicely and looks fine In haniiMi.
Ills calls ar walk, fox trot, slow
pace, trot, rack; and canter.
Winner of first at Sedalla, Mis
hourl, State Fair. 1905. second at II
linols State Fair, Springfield, 1905,
flmt and sweepstaki at Oxlabuma
State Fair, Oklahoma City. 1907; sec
ond at Texas State Fair, Dalian.
1907; first and two hccoihIs at Fori
Worth Stock Show 190S; one first,
one second and one third at Texas
State Fair. Dallas, 1908.
Iotlmlr Is a Pcrcticroii, and wir
make the honsou, at the place. ii
thalr Is a very dark lay 10 1-2 hands
high, six years old, weight 155'J
Terms reasonable.
Come to traintiiK "table, and Inspect
these horen or write J. M. llartn'.lt.
Ardmore or n. L. Ream, Wnpanuck:i
Okla.
AlhO have a Due Jersey bull.
FELKER
THE GROCER
Every th'mq Good to Eat
UNDER ONE ROOF!
W f- Isabel Denne Is enterUlnlfiK
,i - wk MIwwm Mettle Wade and
ycr ,md Mr. Philip Cook of Part,
TcXHS
Mm Mary llyrd has returned from
Columbia. S. C. where ho has boon
Hlli tiding school.
The Aid Society)? the South Aril
more Rnptlst church meets on Tues
day afternoon at the church. Officers
will be elected and a full lUtendanco
Is desired.
Jolly House Party.
In honor of the vImHIiir young la
dlen of Ml Innbel Doano's houso par
It a crowd of young people spent yes
terday ecnliiK at Chickasaw Lake.
A delightful supper was nerved Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Donne. Mr. and Mrs.
I'. C Dings. Mr. I'hlllp Cook and Miss
i Antoinette Cobb. Miss Myers and Mr.
Don Russell. Miss Hetty Wado and
Mr K. C Jones, Miss Isabel Doano
nnd Mrs. Ned Hainmer. MIsh Hennio
Rlgglns. and Mr. Tom Frame, Miss
Clara Teato and Mr. Mnjlo Cruce,
Miss Kiln (Hen (Jllmer nnd Mr. Chns.
Dotib iis. MIkh Mario tillmcr and Mr.
Tom HorIo. Miss (SeorKlo Sue Jones
and Mr. a-h Kearney. Miss Tosalo
Mao Trice nnd Mr. HwlnR Ixmdon,
Miss Ada Drew and Mr. Harry Ston
urn MI-k Clara Wolverton and Mr.
Harold YoiitiK. Miss Kmellno Ixiwdcn
and Mr. Kay Poland, .MIkh Floy Mul
len, Mr CiiHHldy, Miss Mary Hob
sou and Mr Jim Wallace. Dr. and Mm.
tiarnet JohiiMin.
W. P. Poland
W. H. Foster
Poland & Foster
General Insurance
Odicc Over l'irst National Hank.
Telephone No. ,jS.
Offers Medal for Journalism.
.IiiiIko Henry M. Furuian prosldliiK
JiiHtlco if tho state criminal court of
appeals, after dellverliiK an address
hero before tho KraduatliiK class or
tho Slate llaptlst College at lllackwell,
closed by offering a medal for Jour
nal.sm lit the school next year. Judge
Fin-man Is one of tho prominent lfap
lists of the state and at present Is
pnMdcnt of tho llaptlst convention.
At his suggestion Journalism will bo
lidded to the college course for the
coming year. A similar course Is also
being Installed at the State University
at Norman.
Miss l'sllo Woods Is In Sulphur.
Well Trained.
Miss Van Wormer. supervisor of
music, on tno evening of the Junior
senior lmniiuet at tho (lllnior hotel,
was congratulated uisin tho high
school sextette, a chorus of six young
ladles who were on the program.
Ono of the members of the school
board In expressing his pleasure In
tho sextette, added: "I surely did en
joy that music. Hut then there" two
sides to every ipiestlon. If you were
to stay hero six years, Miss Van Wor
1 uier, and each year train six young la
1 dies to sing and talk as fast as thone
young ladles do. and e.-ory one of
them should marry some of our boys,
what would become of tho community?"
wlo-iievr Sunda has been giei,
a thaie It h o:ked very ll
lixperlelice of it. Oil the whob-
ha. be-n o satisfactory tha- man
consort Htlto Judges believe a prudeii
nan need not be afraid to Introduce
It anyhre. It may he added tha'
while there are certain exception
mom jf the Americans who are a'
n-ady aciialntel with their f.iinlll- -
think hlMlly of them, ami the tw )
thlnRS Sunday and family aciiualn
anee ko very wll together. -Satin
day KtelilliK Post.
Elwell Whist Club.
The Klwull Whist Club speir i
delightful afternoon with Mm. Mo
ran Scott on Friday.
The score cards were hand dei
orated and the parlors abloom
summer flowers.
Mr. Hunter Craycroft won tl.
prl.e for slam and also the prr
for high score.
A dainty luncheon was enjoyed by
Mesdames J. N. Dodsou, Walter (
Dean, II. J. Williams, Hob P Po
laud, 1.. T. Hiusell, Von Weiss'
Hunter A. Cniy-roft, and Miss Floy
Mullen.
Rock Crossing Picnic.
A merry crowd of young peopl
enjoyed a picnic party to Itxk
Crosslli); the past week, spending
the day and having a big plim
"spread.
Among I Homo wlio attended were
Misses Clara Tate, Marie Ollim r
Hallette Fraley, Kmellue lxiwde'.i
Klla (ilen Ollnier; Messrs. MaJP
Cruce. Tom Hogle. Perry of Norma.
Kay Poland, Charley Dobbins an
Mrs. W. F. C.lliuer.
Will Move to Ada.
It Is understood that the family
of Mr. J. II. Wall will leave t
fall lor Ada, where Mr. Wall has
mercantile Interests.
Mrs. Wall will be greatly mlss-il
among her largo circle of frleml-i,
Mrs. Wall, for the two past yiars,
lias been president of the Ladles
of the U-af, and was also pros!
dent of our City Federation of
Women's Clubs.
The Baltimore Mercantile Co.
ARDMORE'S ECONOMY CENTER
Offers a few articles for your earnest consideration.
Yard wide Bleach Domestic (soft finished) - 6c
8c
35c
Yard wide Bleach Domestic (IIope)
Choice of $1.00 Silk Gloves, all colors
TOO MUCH WATER
where you don't want It Is worse than
none at all. If your water pipes
hurst or gel out of order seiul for us
at once.
Wo hasten to your home and do
the neeosary plumbing In the short
est possible time. Fix it so there will
bo no repetition of tlie trouble too.
The Weeks, Sprekelmeycr
Plumbing & Sheet Metal Co.
Washington St.
ill H.
Phone 711
Just Taste One
ill our delicious candies ami you'll
know why all womtii and children
and moil men always liave "a
sweet tooth" when our confec
tlonerv Is mentioned After tast
ing you'll naturally wimt more,
either for your own eujo mont or
as a jlfl 'to another. In either
oiiso, the bigger box you buy the
bigger the pleasure of the one
who eats the contents.
Skipworth'sC.O.D. Grocery
These Kept Neat Books.
In the beginning of the scholastic
year Miss Mao 1iwden. teacher of
the third grade In the Lincoln build
ing, offered a prize to the scholar who
should keep their books the neatest.
Three little girls were such close com
petitors that Miss lowden called in
other teachers to decide which of the
three- Kva Wltitehurst. Frances I.uke
or ICIolso Sandlln- should receive the
honor. When their decision was
given. Miss 1-owden presented lSlolse
ultli a beautiful souvenir sikmiii.
(Julto an Interesting piogram was
carried mil In Miss Uiwden's room on
Friday afternoon.
I
An Eperiment with Sunday.
Ti famlllarUe our forelgn-bo n
population ultli American Instltu
iilons Is generally considered com-im-iidable
We regard Imp fully,
ihorefore. a reMrt, lately iippearluv
In ver. reputable iiuai'ter, that
the expe lment of illlrodllcInK t el
workers to the American Institution
known .is Sunday Is about to In
irled
There Is a great niuss of pi-ece-.loir
in fawn- of such an luuovatl.m
in mans uhu are acipiainied with
S 1 1 1 1 1 1 . i think ratio r highly of it
TIo-'v seiiiis. Indeed, to In- a
k i hi ii' Nil nati- liniiie.sioii th.it
A WOMAN'S APPEAL
HOT WEATHER APPAREL
Do you want to 'do comfortable tluriti.' tho hot woathorv If ho
lr,v oil'1 of mv spooiul Siellmn suits. Tlioy um just the thin
Htynh. (ltirablo nnd cool I am making a specialty of these
and also have a moo line of trouserings.
FRED V. HORN, Fashionable Tailor.
Ill MAIN STKKIOT.
To all knowing sufferers of rtieu
mutism whether miiRculnr or ot
the Joint, sciatica, lumbago, back
ncho, pains In the kidneys or lieu
ralgla palna, to wrllo to her for a
homo treatment which has repeat
edly cured nil of thesu tortures.
She feels It her duty to send to aK
sufferer KIIHH. You euro yourself
at homo ns thousands will testify
no change of climate being neces
sary. This slmplo discovery ban
ishes uric acid from tho blood, loos
ens the stiffened Joints, purifies
the blood and brightens tho oyos,
giving elasticity and tone to tho
whole yBtem. If tho nbovo Inter
ests you, for proof address Mrs. M.
Summers, IUx H, South Uend, lnd.
A Central Location.
Mr. Imdon, In his short talk Ap
preciation Day at the High School,
voiced the sentiment of tho peopl
when he said: "I hope next year
the High School pupils will havt
a new homo, located as near the gi
orapb'ial center of this town u.
It Is isisslble to put It."
Tlie High School Is to have an
auditorium for use on many puhli.
occasions, and it Is absolutely uec
essary to have it centrally locatid
if t.ie advantages of the auditorium
be enjoyed.
Moves to Oklahoma City.
The family of W. A. dhetti
will leave the first of Ji'ly lor
Oklahoma City, wheie they will
make their home.
It u'Hil I. Indeed, bo difficult to
say h'i.v i .in' Mrs. I-edbottor will
bi in! .-cd In rur town. As pp'sl-'
dent i.f tli Franklin Mothers' Ctuo i
she iih ;-m now life in the orjin-i
l.atlon, as a member of one of our I
litem y ili.'-s, the Utile, of H o1
I .oaf, she has been a prominent ,
worker along tlie lines that broad-1
eu womankind ami make (hem a ,
force in building up a town.
In every movement that has been
to the advantage of our citizens
ami that has been espoused by ,
women, Mrs. I.edbetter has been a
prominent worker.
Outing at Park. ,
Miss llagwell, teacher of the so-.
nth wide in the Franklin school,
enjoyed an outing at 1orona park
with he;- room yesterday afternoon.
After a few .hours' enjoyment of
the freedom of the park, and the 1
big swings, a big picnic suppir was'
enjoyed by Misses Suzanne Sturgeon,
llerthu Miirrcll, Allle (Iwynn. Ma-'
iiilo Guy. Lena (Ilen. Fannie Joiner.
Helen Koillnttcr. Ilattlo Noilson, Co
cllo Oatmaii, May Roberts. Wit ,
Faison: Messrs. Ileniilo l.avlne. I.e.
laud Oalt. Albert Noble. .1. T. Smith. ,
Claude Noilson. Uandoii Scott. Til
man Call. Frank Stoph us, Wilson I
Mills. Goodman Love, llowdon Hus
sell. Miss Dean's Tennis Party.
A tennis party to lO.-ena park
wii given by Miss Isabel Dean on '
yesterday uiornliig lu compliment
, to her guests, MIsiteM Mettle Wado
ami Madeline Meyer and Mr. Phil
ip Cook of Paris, with the Psl XI
girls a guest.
After a few games of tennis, a
luncheon was served Misses (lull
Crue Ituih Paul Hogle. I.ula Stew
art, (irate Sp.iuldlng, llachel Camp
bell. Madeline Meyer, llettle Wade.
Isabel Dean, Philip Cook ami Mr. ,
W. C. Dean. I
Men Past Fifty In Danger.
Men past middle life have found
comfort and relief in Foley' Kidney
Itomedy. especially for enlarged pros
trate gland, which Is very common
among elderly men. I K. Morris,
Dexter. Ky., writes: "Fp to a year
ago my father snffc-ed from kid
ney and bladder trouble mnl several
physicians pronounced It enlarge
ment of the prostrate gland and ad
vised an operation. On account of
his ago we were nfrald he could
not stand It and I recoiumeudeu
Foley' Kidney Remedy, and the first
bottle relieved him. and after taking
the second bottle lie was no longer
troubled with tills complaint" Sold
by all druggists.
Choice of 35c and 50c Ladies Neckwear, large
and beautiful assortment - 25c
Red Seal and Toile Do Noids Dress Ginghams,
12 l-2c value - - - 8c
Ladies Silk Parasols, $1.50 to $2.00 value - 98c
Choice of Ladies Shirt Waists, $1.50 to $2.00 val. 98c
Good Calico, pretty pattern, 10 yds, to customer 4c
Good Machine Thread, 10 spools for - - 25c
Heatherbloom Petticoats, black and all colors,
$1.50 to $2.00 value 98c
21 pair Ladies White Canvass Shoes, up to $1.50
value
50c
Remember these pricts are ONLY for FRIDAY, JUNE 4th, SATURDAY. JUNE 5th.
and BIG FIRST MONDAY, JUNE 7th. All railroad fares refunded on purchases
of $15.00 or over.
THE BALTIMORE MERCANTILE COMPANY
ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA
On Monday evinlng at Red M- n's
Hall the young men will give a
dance lu compliment to Miss Isabel
Dean ami her guests, Misses Made,
line Mi-)-, r. llettle Wade and M
Philip Cook of Paris.
Appreciation Day.
Appreciation Day at the Ardmore ,
High School aas largely attended'
on Frldny morning and enjoyed
liiiensely by all who were present.
The program was given lu .Miss
Price's room.
Tho first part ot the program
had boon arranged by Miss Van
Wormer and It Is safe to say that
few high schools lu Oklahoma could
hav.. given such an Interesting one.
Rev. dross toad tho Scripture les
son and led In prayer.
"Anchored," by the High School
chorus, was the llrst selection.
Miss Van Worein Indeed deserves
praise for tho creditable manner In
which the choruses are sung.
She has accoiiipllslid wonders
with the boys' olces, having a I
strong bass and baritone In her :
songs.
A reading by Miss Kugeiile Nl-1
vouche. "From the Sublime to the
Ridiculous," was so heartily on '
Joyed -and so warmly applauded that
she respond' d to an encore.
Tho High School Sextette sang j
the "Waltz Song" from Faust one 1
of their greatest achievements, for i
It Is strictly classical. 1
Nut the least part of the enjoy
ment of this selection was the
piano accompaniment which was
played by Miss Mamie Cioss and
was, within Itself, a marvel of
rhythm and beauty. The nieniber.i
of the sextette are Misses Mar
guerite Noble. Luclle Hell. Marjo
rle Williams. Noll lkard, Myrtle
Frame and Ruth Hopsou.
MIkh Van Wormer had been prom
ising tho students all year to sing
for them, but had never done so,
ami on this occasion sang sevtral
sulos for tiieui.
The pleasure of hearing her sing
was one worth waiting for. Her
voice Is rich and melodious and
delighted the guests and students.
"The Rosary" and "Your Voice.
i Mi Miss Nell lkard at the piano
ami Mr. Jack Umdon on the violin
a accoinpanlslst, were loudly ap
plauded. 'PI... kiiWi "The Holv City." bl
Mr. Jack London, with Miss Nell
lkard as pianist was -a rare treat.
Mr. London refused an encore miot
lug aptly from tho High School
play in doing so.
The reading. "Mam Tlldy's Hymn,'
by Miss Mamie dross, was a story
of tom-hlng (Interest relative lo
the affection existing between an
old Miuthern mammy and the prod
igal sou of the family.
Miss dross resjionded to an n
core with n humorous selection
Miss Van Wormer sang three se
lections, one lu the original der
man. "There Lot Me Rest." "Stll"
as the Night." and "Tostl's dood
bye" Miss Marguerite Noble was
accompanist for those selections.
As customary, each of the teach
ers wire called upon for a speech
to the children, ami some real
heart to heart talks wero given.
Misses Agee, Frasler, Hammond,
Van Wormer and Canterbury re
sponded. A veritable storm of applause wu
given Mr. Canterbury as a slight
token of the deep affection tho pu
pils have for him. There were
few dry eyes lu the house when
Mr. Canterbury was giving his fare-1
wo to thi' pupils.
At the close ot these addresses
Mr. KvaiiH presented Miss Marjorb
Williams, tho librarian, with a nlft
from the High School.
.Miss Jeauette Moore for the ninth
grade, presented .Miss Frasler with
a bouquet of 1 lowers.
F.zra Dyer presented Mr. Kvans
with a botiitict of carnations.
Jack Loudon made the presenta
tion speech to Mr. Canterbury for
the seniors lu presenting carnations.
Fred Tucker presented Miss Van
Wormer with flowers from the High
School and also .Miss Williams with
a gift from the pupils,
(lonovleve Nivoucho presented
Miss Agee with flowers from the
eighth grade.
Marjorle Williams presented Miss
Hammond with flowers from the
tenth grade.
Miss Tucker of the Criterion was
remembered with flowers by Willi
Stephens. Mr. Ioiidoii made a speech to the
stud' nls from the patrons, expreaj-
lug his appreciation of the lllgl. 1
School work and wishing them v
new High School next year, located
as near the giHigraphlcal center ol
Receipt That Cures
Weak Men -Free
Send Name and Address Today
You Can Have It Free and
Be Strong and Vigorous.
I Imi- In my Hnai-nloii it iiri-arrlptlnn fur
niTViHi ilrlillliy, lack uf viKiir. wcaki-m-il
iiianliiHxl, UIIIHK memory and Innia Imrl,
brointlit mi hy i-n-f , monaural drain,
or, Hit- futile n( youth, that Iihh ciiml
. mi many worn anil m-rvnua mt'ii rliiht In
llnJr own lioiin-K w ithuut any nililitlonut
, help or meillclne that 1 think ew-ry man
wini wl.hr. to rt'tialn hi. manly power uik
Ylrllll, quickly ami iiilelly, houlil Imvn
copy So, I lut itrtermlneil In unci a rory
ol Din pru'rription, free of chariie. In a
plain, onliiury .i-aleil envelope, to any nun
I who will write, inn for it.
, Thi. preai-rlpllon mine, from a phyilcian
In lu. mucin - M-rlal ktmly of men, nml I
am ronvineeil it In I hi- Kiireal-actlUK t-omhltia-llnii
for the rum of nYtlclent 'uuiihooil anil
I Kor-failure eter put together. I
I think I owe It to my fellow man to neml
them ci topv In ronflileiice, m thai miy man,
anywhere, who it weak ami ill.rouriiKril with
rt'ivatril failure, may .top ilninnli)i lum.elf
1 with harmful patent medicine., aecurt- what,
I liellrve la the iiulrke.t.acllnir, retoratle.
iipbullilliiif, hl'OT.TOUCIIINO remedy ever
ilevl.ed, anil to, euro tiiin.elf lit home quletly
aml nuickly. .lu.t drop 1110 a lino llku
thl.ia Dr. A. K. Uouiiii.011, If.'l Luck
IIUIk., Detroit, Mich., aucl 1 will aeud you a
copy of litis splendid receipt, In a plalu.
ordinary sealed envelope, true of charge.
the town ns nossible,
Accident Delayed Wedding.
John Harlcknian of Chicago, whoso
wedding to Miss James of Ardmore
was to have occurred In Ardmore
today, was seriously Injured in Ok
lahoina City last night lu alighting
from an automobile, and must re
main In a hospltnl a meek as a
result. His fiance and her iiiother
visited him today. Dallas News.
Miss James receives dally tele
grams from the hospital in Okla
homa City and the nurses hope by
today week Mr. Harlcknian may be
able to be brought to Ardmory.
Many of our citizens aro drifting
towards Hrlght's dlBoaso by neglect
ing symptoms of kidney and bladder
trouble which Foley's Kidney Rem
edy will ipilckly cure. Sold by all
druggists.
Vagaries of a Cold.
In winter cold may sottlo in the bowel.
In the summer it may give you colio or
Biimmor complaint. Hut don't fear uppen
(Ileitis or iutlumiiiutlou of the ltoweR At
the first miu or crump tiiko Perry PnvU'
Painkiller in warm w.itcriind rt lief will como
nt once. Tin-re is bllloim I'uinkilliT, Perry
Dutin', Al.irgoll.'c .' iihh ' 'lei )" -te
United States Depository
Okla. State Depository
City Depository
ARDMORE
NATIONAL
BANK
ARDMORli, OKLAHOMA
Capital, Surplus and
A dditional Liabilities
$250,000
If this bank Is a safe place
for the city, state nnd nation
to deposit their funds It Is n
safe place for the farmer and
business man to keep his
funds. TRY IT.
LEE CRUCE," President
G.W.STUART.Cashier