The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume], July 25, 1909, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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PACE EIGHT
THE 0A14.V AHDVORESTE.
Ardmort, Sunday, July ZZ, 19CJ W
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
I
0
Only One More Week
Mid-
Travelers Sample Line
of Handkerchiefs
T' e? are such extraordinar good
. ut tl at a urea. rmv are antici
j il iiii tiieir wants and laxing them
aay f r ChnstmaH. so they must be
1 ireiin?'. Look through them
4c to 43c each
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
.'. . ..' XjM J' '
irj:i.' .n o'lr )(. '.
1 ! '' US vi- U '. ".
a'e :iirit--d vi 1 h'; that ." 1'
)u ' buy no"
Or,!) o:,- eatb loft of f "
fir .1-- Muslin Suits. Ooxc.
(Vw Cii-ifr Bkirt and Draw
s' 'V- peial prW of. a sui'
Sl.US and ss.15.1
GOWNS AND CHEMISE.
" 'juslity Iji'o and Kmbroid-rj
t-itnm-i Gowns and Chen..---ptla'
thig sale. -ch SoC
Ml II 2i downs. h-.hr 1..
0- embroidery trimmed pe
w sale, a garment JK'C
Ml il 'ns during thin
S 1 .-0
It t.'i ;j'lty Oown. bandftoni-:y
r tal lace insertion 'rim
rn 1 xlno '-mbroldery lmij."l
e-b si..k
Ml J2 00 Gown and Chemise go
li UK tht mI at. Murh S 1 .00
M' 12 SO Gowns and h-Tti-k
during tbla sale at J 1 STJ
I.. 00 flown- during (bit Sa'e
" 2.10
DRAVERS AND CORSET
COVERS.
i, .! the following r-dU'tion
x:i ijfH tbu Mic
M vlu' this sale nrc
' "v. ulu this sal" SOC
!) ' ui'i'-n this sal- )7c
Jl '' :ilu th's a!e 5 1 .20
One lot 36-inch novelty wool
finished Dress Goods, 25c
value; to close out, yd
121
2
KILLED BY ACCIDENT;
BURIED BY SLRANGERS
GEORGE WHITE HEARS OF
BROTHERS AWFU DEATH AF
TER WEEK STARTS AFTER
BODY.
IlHvln been kilhti In an swrl-l.-nt.
urlcil by HtranKt-m and in
terrtsl for over a week before any
iumber of the family found It out
w the most unusual and at the uini!
time Ut-treaninx exiKfrieuce In tbc
family of Mr. Iee (ithey and Geo.
WhKe of this city.
Wklter White. brother of George
nid k ttroUier in-law of Mr. Calbjy.
a as killed a veek ho Krldsy In
Tueumcsrl, Mexico, and wnt of tbo
Kt- '.VKome affair Just rachwl them
nere yesterday.
While the MirtieuluRi of the acci
I' ll! in which Walter White lost
. t hff liavi- not bx'n r.ve!vel 11 iji
'iderhttMMl th.. ho met hU death
. ,i ruii.may .undent then- Hm
Wanted-
Men of
'whom we
and thuiLC territory
ProhtnlJe
ositi'jns for
reducers
WRITH
CIIAS. W. GUNTISR, General Atient
The Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
Philadelphia
City National lunk Mild. Ardmnr. Oklo,
Summer Clearing
By the end of the coming tceek we do not expect to have
enough summer goods worth mentioning in another ad
vertisement, so ive will endeavor to get you interested in
the wonderful bargains that ive are offering this week.
We also ivish to impress upon your mind the great op
portunity that you now have in anticipating some of
your fall wants at prices far below what you could ex
pect to get them at later. Remember that every gar
ment, every yard of merchandise and every notion has
been reduced for this great sale, except a few white
dresses, atid that great sample line of haiidkerchiefs
which have already been marked at a price that is in
teresting to all who see them. Come as early in the week
as possible, as these bargains will go quickly. Be on hand
MUSLIN PETTICOATS.
r.. Mjk.t. .-:. ..i : .r "l
fWr. r.tnn.'-'l .. r 1 rom
avl , i it an4 "o .;. :. ai
'.:.' hxd lKrtom ta. m -'h-jr
a'.. oacb SUC
j;y fvttlcoat. 20 inh V,iXi.
'rimmed vita thrr ros
tu'-fca. aad 10 Inch -ylt. -m-b-rd'ry,
aUo -tal o'br de
ln. tbU wile your
0- 1 - si.sn
On" apeclml Skirt $2 SS valjf.
trlmuH lth t5 rtj of it mfh
b-mtltchl tacka, wl'h two row
of atltchinx 00 oarh tu' k 10
in'h mbroldPrr bot'om. a!-
p-lt
A I' 13.00 Skirts now go
at
Ml J3S0 Skirts now zo
at
All H'H) gklrt now u
a'.
S'-MO
$2.20
S2 70
S2.00
LADIES VOOL SUITS.
No 1 your cbanci- Th- tm.or.ty
a'- -iffltrnt a'yloR for arl fal'.
f'w ri'-nt ch'H-ic amonx th'-m
All Hulls sold up to 119 :s
ki- a rductlon of Sj,".00
SjI:b fnini 12150 to l!'j 0'i a r-
diHtlon of SS.00
All Sula aborc 125 a r. luton
"f s 10.00
HI It Itedtutloti n
SILK KIMONAS.
Kkr i..c r.f Towiliu TjM'
lxly was dlstlirured and taut.lati'fi
ho ha ncoK iltton was .ilnios1 im
!os)litle. and niter waltliiK wme
days for someone to identify htm
t)i ant taint lew had the remaliui bur
ied. Mr. White, who formerly lived in
thU MKstiou decided some time ago
j to remove to Mexico and left here for
Turumciiri two weeks or more ago.
His wife followed with their son n
! few days sfter and were to have
been met In Amarlllo by Mr. V.-ni..
1 when they were to go io their new
residence. It seems that after the accident
' and death of Mr. While, someone
who had seen him thought that he
remembered that lie had known Mr.
White at Kavla and sent won! to
friends there. These 'rlends at once
'communicated yesterday with Mr.
i tat bey and Mr White, with the re-
j mi It that it was learned that t lit- mall
I was really Walter White. Mrs.
White was In Amarlllo at the time
ami knew nothing of the death of
her hmbaud until after the burial.
(Jeorjte White, who Is dejm'y sher
character and ability, to
can offer good commission
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES
T. a! " KJfwl. r--r
f-j" if ry ar,4 ufu! E-ry
p.- ' of Ina-rtion. Band. Kde
ln. Coraot Corer Embroid--.T.
Trimming. Ifea Yokelnc. snd
All Overs will b sold from now
until A u rust 1st and no later a'
tbo folio fflns big redactions:
All 3 Or Uctm or Embroideries
o " 7c
All I2c or Kmbroldeiies
9c
AH lie Ijuce or Kmbrlodorl
-t lie
All 20c LMm or Embroideries
J loC
All 25c I-Svees or Embroideries
' iSc
A 1 34e Ijmwi or Kmbroiderlci
20c
All ic lee or Kmbrolderlex
" "13C
All 75c bsxes or Embroider:
o r,sc
All 9c or Embroideries
n 73C
All J1.30 lAres or Embrollerles
SI. 0.1
All 11.50 Ijttres rr Embroideries
" S1.10
All J2.00 I-aces and Embroideries
l SI. 20
All 13.00 Ices and Embroideries
" SI .OS
SPECIAL LOT
l-i and EmDrolderli-. worth
ill- to 10 a lare taM.- full to
f li ( t from- your 1 hol a
v.ir.l ,-C
J. O. FISHER. MANAGER
iff I' :'t -dav fo
Wl ! (.''if fir 'Mllly
in' r.t
i ii' 'i.n. art an'l
hi r- to 'itt r
l-'v r mi'- would be benellt' d b
talnnic FoU y s Orlno ltxa'ie for
stomach and IUr trouble and habi
tual constipation. It sweetens the
stomach and breath, gently stimulates
the liver and regulates the boweU
and Is much superior to pills and
ordinary laxatives Why not try Fo
ley' Orino Laxative today ? Sold by
alt drugKt'ts
ALMOST A PACKING PLANT
WARREN'S COLD STORAGE PAYS
OUT $14,000 MONTH TO CARTER
COUNTY STOCKMEN.
An industry that pays out to farm- '
ers an much as llf.noo per month1
would be a valuable adjuuet to any
city and this is the record that Is
being made by the Cold Storage plant
of this city owned by O. G. Warren. ,
The money paid out by Mr. Warn
go h for the purchase of beef cattle, ;
fat hogs, sbo p, etc. 1Ut choicest of !
:h"se purchases are butchered for
the trade of the wholesale depart- '
meat of the Cold Storage ttnd the
balance m shipped eth. r to Fort'
Worth or Kan-as City.
The Cold Storage manufacturers
'ured haras and breakfast baton and
Vs one of the successful siimll pack- ,
mg plant and large cold storases In
th. mate. Many butchers in suv
rounding towns are buying all their
meats from the house here and the
luiMineHh increases in volume every
month
EASTERN STAR.
Regular meeting of Ardmore Chap
ter, o K. S. at Masonic Hall Monday
night at S:30.
I1I-3SSIE I'ALMBIt. W. M
IRENE BRYAN. Jk'cretary
of Our
C7
SSILK PETTICOATS
"1 t i H- lj . r,
1 . '
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ahie,.
values
al'J s
S7-2S
So.7S
s-i.os
SG.0S
SI. SO
S.'J.Ofe
. w
:.'
r.ow
rtow.
IiOST
Big Reductions in
SHIRT WAISTS.
$:o.o Wai.es tx at SG.00
:::) u.n o at si. 00
14 Va.x's eo at S3. .10
,!S WalHt. ao at S3.00
1IT-. Wall-, so at S2.G0
1 : 2 '. Wai eo at S2..10
I Si V,: ko at. S2.10
11X Waixts to at gl.CU
W.Vi Vai: go at SI. 25
1125 Walitts go at OSc
Wai: to at . . .10c
:i.'-atr .ery Silk. Net w
All
All
All
A ;
All
Ml
.Ml
All
Ai
Ail
.Ml
T.Y
a
!i Waist in the bous-
ALL DRESS SKIRTS REDUCED.
Good line to t from.
Ail 112 5' 1 to US 00 values.
so. OS
A'l t!''.S to tl.9S values.
" S7.."0
All $.'.' n $61S values.
now S-1.7."
All 112' to 1.V00 valia-s.
now S3.0S
All 12 7S Skirts, now. -SI. OS
.Ve ou K-dng away? HIk redut
tior.s on Suit Cases and Trunks
Ml Ho-!fry n-duced durini? this
al-
WAITING TO BE SHOWN
NO WORD HAS COME FROM OS
CAR AYERS, THE ARDMORE
CHICKASHA RY. PROMOTER.
"Watch me."
Them- wre the parting words of
Mr Oscar Ayors, promoter of the
Ardmorel'hleknHha interurban, when
tie left this city ten days ago
bound for New York, where he
went to make arrangements for fl
naming the road between the points
named.
Sluce Mr. Ayers boarded the tram
nothlnx has been heard from him.
not a line of any kind as to what
success he has had or what his fu
ture plans are. However, there arc
those In Ardmore who are of tho
opinion that something is golni; to
happen within the next few days.
Mr. A. M. Sosbee, who has been
liio-e closely aswlaten with Mr.
Ayers in working up the project,
than any other person in the city,
was seen yesterday and asked about
Mr. Ayers and his plans.
Mr. Sosbee Jerked his thumb In
the direction of the depot and said
that he would not be surprised to
see Mr. Ayers drop off the train here
any day lh a full r. w of men
who would .i one go ii -o tn- t'd
on the -igh' of wty of m r w riad
Mr Sosbir t;,id tl-a' Ijp had no'
3
mi
trKIMiWIsgiil
Great
Sale
Specials in Bed Spreads
G"od every day of the year. Plenty
oi therr. either fringed "or lain.
.11 $1.25 Spreads go at j
ll I.JO " I.;,.
All 1.9$ ' ' i x
All 2.50 - i.s;
All 3.00 ' :.4
And better ones at an equalls 1 g
r-iuction.
WASH DRESS GOODS.
lv ': aat.t a ir 1 . y
lay night
v: :". ah r, s,.
-al- a yard gc
4" ;: fine Fijrur-d and k
d Batiste. Tissues and M'JiU
i.iiu- worth ttp to 3.V a
dr1 13c
u 1 lln. of fine C'ofon Su.f
: rfs ai.d Hatljle. and Tissue .1
11 j to 40c. while th'-y last
1 ar' 19c
DRESS LINENS.
Tu- a srod for fall as no'
.',mxI line to select from
All ', and oe Linen
" ' 35c
M! 3c and Soc IJnens
25 c
. and 30c Linen-
r'"'A - 10c
VHITE GOODS
Tmlia IJnons. Lawns. Mul'. B;i
'is'..". Noveltlei. Swisses in fait
-wr yard of White Good.s 1:i
th" hause Roes at the fo'.lowuih
n-'luctlon-
All 1"( White Goods now gc
Al! 12c White Goods now 10c
.Ml iricc White Goods now 12c
All 20c White Goods now 15c
All 2 White Goods now l)c
All ::',c White Goods now 27c
All :,k- White Goods now
A'l 73 White Goods nw f0c
1 II White floods now 75c
Good Huckaback Towels
This Week
Each 7c
i- 1 ' ou. Mr Ay, bjt that
f "i.. a f onversu'.on lie had wi'li
h.m oefore je left he felt confl
d r.' :i.i: tiingH would be look. rig jp
Hi a very short time
Mr Ayers went to New Yrk in
r.-sKnse to an msent letter from
a well known financial concern who
expressed themselves as willing to
build and finance the new enterprise.
ARDMORE VS. PURCELL
THE BLUES PLAY THEIR 40TH
GAME THIS AFTERNOON BIG
CROWD PROMISED.
This uiteinoon at 1-orena pa:k
the tans wiil have an oppottuni'.y
of wltneshlng what is expected to
prove one of the best games of the
season, when the llluej tackle Iur
cell, who last week was able to
' beat them two straight game. Tii-je
two games lost to Iur II Im k- rd
mores winning streak and the will
make a desporate .ffurt to win this
afternoon's game.
Todays game wilt make tne -win
' game the Iiluos have played this
season and they are In hopes of
getting into the oklal.oman pen
riant tuning serif of games
Delay In commencing trea men for
a slight Irregularity that could have
been cured quickly . Foley's Kidney
Remedy may ren!t In a serious kid
nry disea-" Fo y s Kidney Itemedy
bull is up th.r worn out tissues arm
s'-cpit"c-r nisr cgans S".d ty
all druggists.
issVflF
FIRST STATE BANK
ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA
Capital Stock Paid In $50,000.00
TWO STRONG FEATURES of vital importance
to depositors:
FIRST: Absolute security in the Depositors' Guar
anty Fund.
SECOND. Four per cent interest on time deposits.
Absolutely no risk and 1 OUR per cent in
terest i a yood investment. Come and
talk to us about it TODAY.
These Deposits Are Our Best Ad
Watch Us Grow
This Dank Was 12 Months Old June 1st
June 9oS 5i8.575-03
JuV 545.2SI-53
beptember s 100,985. 19
November $1 19,937.52
February 1909 5152,150.20
April $16,035.63
JUNE 1909 $190,125 25
We invite at any and all times inspection by
State Bank Examiner or by our Directors.
Ardmore State Bank
C. T. Darringer. Pres.
L. F. ANDERSON, Pres. MORaN SCOIT, Vlce-Pres.
0. L. ANDERSON, Cashier. ED SANDI.IN, Asst. Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Ardmore, OKla.
Capital Paid In $60,000.00
Surplus Funds .165,000.00
Total $225,000.00
The oldest bank in Indian Territory Accounts of firms
and individuals solicited upon the most liberal terms
consistent with Rood banking.
J. A. BIVENS, President.
A. H. PALMER, Cashier
The City National Bank
Ardmore, OKlahoma.
Capital $100,000.00
Surplus Funds 100,000.00
Accounts of firms and individuals solicited. Courteous
treatment accorded to all alike.
WHO IS
YOUR BANKER?
We wan' 'o K"ip your di
iioslt wi'.i us and offer you
tn return absolute guarantee
of your money, interest on
time deposits and every cour
tesy possible. No trouble to
cash checks, pay all your bills
through our bank and keep
a close watch on your own
business.
Guaranty State Bank
Sji.isor to Hankers'
National IJank
Concrete Sidewalks
Don't order them with
out first getting bid from
A. D. Hyde None but
first class work. Phone
S9.
ALBATROSS
That's tho name of the best fUui
sold in Ardnors.
Harold Wallace, Cashier
DON LACY, Vice President.
O. H. WOLVERTON, Abst. Cashier.
I
United States Depository
Okla. State Depository
City Depository
ARDMORE
NATIONAL
BANK
ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA
Capital, Surplus and
Additional Liabilities
$250,000
If this bank is a safu place
for the city, state and 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.Cashicr
ALBATROSS
That's tho name of the best flour
sold in Ardmore.
; Read Ardmorette "Want Ada,
Read Ardraorelto VVaut Ads,
1 Read Ardmorette Want Ads.