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Suits, Skirts and Hosiery
I h it we want to call your special attention to this week.
. v. invite you to come in even time you are down town
i look through our store, a we have lot of new things
Suits
, i- . -.try exfre brir
" a 'j-u This win be
. ol ait yoarf
f - t Sde it owicerried.
l"i fvr sijrl strictly
iu"t-A Ion ct taitif th
i tfcit is recemnt the
- admixes. We hare
' ) pcctal effxt to fit
trie ladr the large
id . f. - year v no matter
; :r s:r- we have
Special
- v-e lat one lot of
.'jote lide hose.
",: doobie heel, sole,
knee, wortD 43c. tm
ata pair . . .25c
shade that you
k of in a mercerized
."jidered hoe. -.aloe
. our price i!e
a fra:r 49c
F;ne line of
the new
Elaine Bck
cich
&33L
49c
&SOEST.o5 FORM TAPJAERS.
Ct & 't-. Hottt P.'JC-
t'.( CeHOibon.
i . ! -pt --Tb
- t'bi'4 HMU are aal
.'.jrb iatrate4 ia lb
' ."P.r aa4 lanaa that
. t A1i U. IMS. m oft
" to be ooer4 by tft
-oij ooaoaa. uamr
:mr Iftiatat by rtt-
hara for tft pwr
ox eoauaoftU apoa ocft-
-' loaftiSlftn acriealtftra
v th paat The Sirec-
"umm weioojftoa all aacb
. a&4 fit thai earefal
aa la aaxtoaa to
- vita of th eoalag oea
.'f.d aa nearly aa amy be
-. 'it to aop aaMt Is-
i
to ataaylas earofajly
- '-Um th director hao
i.-siUatlre rsuoat4 oor
't of rnomlc and as
more iaaportftftt uni
te country, aad othor
. -. aoMilaliaoS la ajrrl
'n -r to rrw to Waobing
i Vf tiun- for tbe punrw
Cpncrete Sidewalks
Don l ordi-r thr ru w:th
out hrst netting b ' frorn
A. D Hyde None hut
f'rst clisi work. Phone
89.
W5lf -Okfl "i
j.IllfU""vliorn we
and choice territory.
P
rofi table
ositions for
WKITK
roducers
GHAS. W. GUNTKR, Generul Atient
The Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Co
Philadelphia
Clly Ntilloii.il UimiU HldJ.
Skirts
The "aj:t) f our r,e
dress skirts are now u. and
we are shosnng a very strong
line of the new plaited styles
as well as a large line of the
new satin finished noveh'ty
stripes. We remembered
the little and large ladies
here also, and we feel sure
that we can sust you if ou
wiii only give os a chance to
Special
; lot of r;atx rit". o:ac
or noveSity bockies. wh ie
they each. . .r. ..25c
14x27 H .ckabach towels.
Si 3c : n' ty. limited o to a
customer special each . 5c
1 xoo no tfeam sheets, ex
tra goo! va'ue at 6;c pc
for t . d;. - r. u
i DiC I
Manager.
f 4 r --fi. ! - - ''.f.nf
piata now uader way Eftp" iai:y m
It d-air4 to obtala tbeir ooinioa rei-a-.lre
to (be qaeatkma to b aak-d
an4 tb-lr form, aa Ut- ralu to b
otrtfc.n -1 will ao larfly depend apon
lb f-barar-ter of tbe aebodah aad the
iuain-r la wbieh tft qaoatioaa are
propoaftded. Tbe aageatkMa. coat
as fraaa oatald esperta, are proriat
to be of rwat raiae, aad It la h
tkreed that rn coftaeajaoaco of Us if
prwUcnl&ary atady aMr rahtable sad
ac-rate data will be obtained tbaa
rxild otbonrlae be aecared. After
tbwe rtadenta aad esperta have
mad their preliminary atodie. for
mal ooftferwocea are held ia th offle
la whleh tbe whole matter yt the
barftrtr of th acbedniei aad th
beat methoda of caring the Infor
mation are thoroughly aoao over.
Tbe dopartmeot la ftwo aee- -rf to
eerare the edrir aad co-operattoa.
aa tar aa poaalhw, of th officer aad
eaperte of tbe department of aartcal-tar-,
of the atate aricultural eoi
lfi. farmer1 aocletlea aad like or
saaiaatloas. 1
The Singer Sewing afaebiae com
pany, ia Mr at No. I Woat Mats
near the rirat NatloaaJ Baftk.
w J Koby. manager of the ofilc.
h M-f-urad th ftarvtcea of i. K.
H ti'.n. formerly of St. lyia, who
tirartiral marhinlit aad who
!, r pair any kind of sewing ma-
Mr Baby riuu tie people
vie .( bis nfw off'ri-s Kery mi-tt'ni-
wlil be demonstrated or tbe
;, on repairing '.ur o ii mab!ne
li- furri!Ld 2
.-ijiv 'it- ii ApmH) Ardiiior-lte.
character and ability, to
can offer j;ood commission
Ardinorr, OUIa.
I). ,C
mi fronts ft
UlLfMUVUliV Ui
J O USHER.
Hosiery
Fif..vn i ';a .y: hare
hosiery to match ever) sett,
well here ts where we can
please you for oe will not
be able to find a nxxz
raiied lire of shades any
where than yoe will find
here ut now. Anticipate
yotrr wants and buy now
wh ;e the shade :.ne are
Dress Goods
Special
p.eces 'A y :nch plain
and fancy striped mohau.
36 inch storm serge. 36 inch
Panama. 42 inch fancy
plaid, worth si ooard and
a number of pieces of 75c
quality fancy suiting, it all
g-- -r. one !ot at a ard
49c
Fine line of
Ladies'
Neckwear
and
Veilinf
CILCETTE VOULD ACCEPT.
El P.eo Judje Sa If Feotral At
trfhta 11 Offered Yet.
Oklahoma fit) fpt - Judg P.
E CiilWe. mt-uitx-r of tbe o'J
territorial supreme 'our:, of El Reno.
dnid bte report that be la seek
ing to succeed John Bmbry as Unit
ed tt'at-s at'-orrw-y for tbe w --.--.
dla ri' t of Oklaboma.
'1 was u' In Kaaaas whea I h rd
Mr. Kmbry bad resigned." aald JudJE-
Olllett-. I am aot making aay feb
or ern an appliratlon for th poal
tlon However. It la a good awe,
and if tendo-red to me i woald ac
cept h."
"1 am going to rewtgn from th
at supreme ctloa hoard say
way.'' aald he. whoa at teat lea was
c'.)d to th tact that bis o-e-ptaac
of the fodwroal ftttoraoywhip
would make bis real nation aece
aary. "There will he ao actirlly by the
boar un tl srrmngemenu are made
for the primary elections aat year
The p!ee ta not at all remunera
tire and a repubHcaa oa the atate
election board ti about aa oaefal
aa a fifth wheel oa a wftcoa."
OeKtided from Shawnee Prineeo.
Stillwater. Okla.. Sopc S. The
wedding at Fair land of Albert Sidney
li of 8t.l)wat-r and Mlas ntshuh
liyrd is the culmlnatn of a ro
mance that began daring th laet
).-ar. ho Mlaa Byrd was attending
the State Agricultural and Xecbanl
'l college at Stillwater. whre Mr
l i-' is a member of th f amity Th
i r d- H a daughter of Dr O J Byrd
arid on bar mother's aide she la a 41-r-rt
descendant 0( tt family of Shaw-n-
Indian chiefs. )ir mother waa
a Kiinceas of tbe ghawnee tribe aad
i said to have been a most beaatlfn!
Mhtwnee woman for several yean
Mr I-ee wag prominent la social
circle la Baltimore, where her riy
r-hooldaya were apat
Before coming to Oklahoma, three
- ago, lrof. Loe as editor of a
l'p-r at Bro'e-nwooti, lei. and he
is asalataat chief er of th nrat
I-gislatur of Oklahoma. H baa
rbl.-v-d fame as a magaaine writer
and poet.
Read Thlt .
Yates Center. Kan.. Sept 13, 13S3
After my dootors gave turn up to
die. Ha ti, Texas Wonder cared me
of kidney ami bluldar trow hi It t
U tbe best medicine on earth. Mr
ff a Jbn-ja jM by il l-jiu
THE STAGE CALLS
IS. ME COREY
7S STKEL MA6K T " Vfir
esrT h us-e xju.
AOtS&t.
rjn sm u mob uk
9
ra. sr Ms.i ou-
mi rv t Corrr
itfiiM t ft
: krr twt afc s4 vtO
V ttMl4 SSUt S MVM
' -.i- Ml T tkl UBftft. M M
rzi. Hn Corrr Jims t ker
of Ijiotttww. h h4 to
Ht-'i-r . ar wfcAt :ijf clkia
to or tot. 'ft oa:y tftftt 1
r- u o.' trio! Uib u t3m tk7
t. &t Mtf. htm sat4 to tfcte
faa At fim I hLr4 their
otr. ttt tJMT 14 iotroteo
x tV ,itrm rt of ik royl
" ta E(X t kfivw ltr oar.
I fo :aio ijt nbopt aa4 bar
ijr 1 sown. yr.
a.-rtMS- I bav brs ft&4 cr-
a4 motor K n a
P ' - i--.il 'os'xl src a b4urr oft
if I wis!4 it Bat ft p-raos of
tb- kis4 :aat I rare aboat eaila on
AI. I Cftft So VtU Slf SMMMT 1
to !ar btir. bay tftt&ss taat I
f-ft"r doa t arftftt
"I cast ataa4 tftia Iff aiacb loss
r. as wattes. "1 axa goin
teek to tfta stfta That Is tft pUcc
tor mm. after alL I law it. an4 I
tar -Mrvar ac4 to lore I avvar
oagta to fear M: It. Moacr ia a
SoS tfcias. bat it eaa't bmr tap
plBMu aftS a lot of other thtnga "
CbtM Heir .' MMItoni Dead.
Wil Urn Goddard bote, the 7-year-old
heir to between SS aad mi:
Ika dollars, la dead, at Baden Baden,
accordlag to a cablegram receired
si tbe borne in Now Bocbelie of h'.i
parents. Mr. aad Mrs C OHrer lae
iia. Tbe boy waa Mr. laellas nrat
child by his second marr'.age Hi
moh- waa Hope Goddard. daughter
of u te Col. William Ooddard of
Prorldence. R I. At tbe cbrtctening
tf the boy CoKnel Ooddard iaeea't-1
one million dollars In stock i and
bonds for th child aad that prin
clpal and accrued latere' won -bar
been hla when be came of a-
Whea Colonel Goddard died W
laelia reeird tea million d
outrigbt aad eventually the b-j .
th estate, amounting to about
mlWoa dollars win be b-r tUr n
whew death Is Jaat reporved oi;i
bat lobe riled moat of tbii as - .
aa a considerable bar- - f '.,
er'a rery large fortun-
A Priett Writet a Play
Father Paul p. Outria. ml,' .
at St. Joseph church and founder S
St Joseph Operatic gocle-y A !
araoa. X. J, baa written a con..'
opera.
Under his direction tbe o .. .
preaented The Merry Mille.-i. 1 !.
'Tb Oondollers." "The G-ui. .'.
"The Toreador" in tbe la.-t fo-r
years. Pkthor Oaterta ha 4 ;.p-r. d
as the compoaer of solos and 'h
ruse for th severs 1 production 4 Jn
writing tb opera be o aln-l the
aaataUncee of Joseph P. Ban. man
"script editor of the Benztgers. who
Is secretary of the Paale-Brgen
Pederetlon of tbe Ho!y Name So
ciety. Mr Egae comosel the n
bretto.
Th compaoara laid tbeir plot at
tbe time of th Burgundy wars
and selected as their central Hgur
th Dream King. Louis X, and t&
pt-et. rraacoti Villon To fu.r.Ufi
comedy tbe composers Introdu -d
th qaa a a loader of the ju'
fragctu movement
The society v-ill preawat the opera
In a Peteraoa tbea-er in the h-ll
days.
A Rrnaee Broken Up.
Triads of Cart Harrington Hanna
tb yonax grandaon of th late s- r.
at or Mark A Haiuia. bo. betauw
hta father. Oaa K. Henna, would not
coaatwaaac kia match with the boau
tlful Mlaa Owrtrad Leavitt of Stas.-'
ford, dropped his collexia-e studk-i
aad barrlod oS to CWveiaad to be
coat a IIS a cWrk. learned
today that UUi Iavttt'a -cial ;
vllri . 'it !(. h.bi her fvu '
tA jS7 h.
the axea. M i
aaata. '.'ii
ts?-;. r t ? ikt
r .- vy th-
av- t rrf
SThea ': - atitt airi-. -4
i-i' -jft Straw fcr-7 H
SXaaaSars. an.)-ra cf -ft-- Skat
eaaftS rto-.- .ft -.ftr- at ;
ftvaay .sr v-5a taci -"ft
Him LmtSU yjvif.-tkf-
-JRa TV-'.r rati- E4
arS L4tiic-. or l'4 a n
th tox nim Irsf. rirw
aaar aa4 a haeiaft a ra brc--1J
thft Ml A Btfwi-r7 kI
aa4 5 to :j at Warttm-T
'Va. TS ftrta ceftr ates
tfcrt yw aa. a4 M- lai-t
BumoS Mr Lostaa Dvax b- m
a slstcr-ift4r f ku fi-v. l
a ia WoftShwr. Coftft. :ia- Ku.ii
as4 Mias Lavta fim m. -1
ttachssoftt fts a: sc &s-sa. M
Lrt w acvea rai H- - -ftjer.
iaat tb rirl it &o - i
sot ft Wrft4L hat it u u.d i
ia either at the hoaae of i.r r.
SMther at WooSbarr
of her fttotftcr. Gjt :-.
tea
Ovthrle. Okku Sep. I Jadf
Harry Bostoa la th Cau-v--.
here toSay : : p.: i s of
State Ga Wa.-4a Ak-v 4 rlrk
asha tut a rh of aa&4as -g 'ra
pel State Aaatebr Trp to i- i
raftta oa the atat for ca-z. tc
tioa ra&4. This tear Ak . j
pv.fttozit ta to Bftr tl-aaUoc Th'
hMt h-etalatire prTia4 for i
prsteetioft fn4 to b d-r.H f- t.
the feea froca haaten 1 "iw
ftS aeoeeeoft of tbe aal of -r.2- '
4 saaae. The la prrr
ftm4 ahall be kept ia tb -
ary it vat tbe latB.n ba- !
ahooM be expeadH tu4-r 1
tioa of the state faae artn I-'
tft cooaUtaUoa proHde
mrmr ahsil be paid oat of ti -rotary
eseefX by direc-t appro?-it. -.
si the Vstalfttnre. State Ward '-a A.
kw will iare so troobl '.a .-i.'-t
SapwUea U the ft Id aa th-y - ;.a 1
a eommiaaioa on th flot r. ;-
White aad Pos'oak !iaibr fir ill
1 la oar load lota. Cheap Pbos Tt!
. red. Peter Scbaiaal. Ardxor Ok a
ltth-f-a-lm
Avoid the Fall Ruth.
lad save Ume by placing your ioaa:
sow, ajh: par tea: money oa .'arm!
isd city property.
C. H. COOK
Orr Oeo. Adamt' ret'aarast
11 th
O.VLY THE BE3'.T aid :.: M
German flour It coets no aor
by the Gorman ml III-:? proeeeia th&t
ta pronounced to be the beg: tjt
'ea la tb world f-.r rr-adis? Hoar
ask your proc e-
United States Depository
Okla. State Depository
City Depository
ARDMORE
NATIONAL
BANK
ARDMORE. OKLAHOMA
Capital, Surplus and
Additional Liabilities
$250,000
If tbta bank t a safe plar
for the city, state and nation
to deposit their fundi It ta
afe place for the farmer and
busine mas to Veep bl
funds. TRY IT
LEE CRUCE. President
G.W.STUART.Cashier
For Sale or Trade
1 ki tt f.nr ir,.l ,n '..'ustun
Vt) ifn fltie Ui.-l 4 in lultlvatlon
IA ki r line 1st d tti ru)tlvati'n
TijlSe, ie.t (roritlr.: on Matt Street
( tre bulldlnfi and o5l e r-Kmn
1 ff'tii c1i-lllr.w' aij'l three jti
roijtn dwelling, lot KOillS
M0n7 to loan at per cent
L. L. Tyer & Son
Wheeler Bldg W. Main St.
3 r. - "-rTr 'I-- F- H .'-.r tr..T
'"-" " ?". .' 'A R. .ar: n. .. dcAtet '.oea
Al Drpotis Guaranteed by the Depositors' Guaranty
Fund or the State of Oklahoma
FIRST STATE BANK
ARDMORE. OKLA
THE BASK THAT ACCOMMODATES
DEPOSITS GUARANTEED
It depot u. a; voar rone in a bank the fir: tb;n to b- con-tide.-ed
i ABSOLITB SAFETY. Tbl baak 11 operating aader the
OkJabo-3 5ut Oaarantv Law aad every dollar depottted with a.
it rfCARAXTBSD. Hrt.-y ute Hank in Oklahoma bat taoney de
pttd in the -tte lr.wrT to protect depoaivori ia Sute Bank
ariifitt any Jon There 14 no chance for jou to loe a ceat.
For All Time Deposits We Pay 4 Per Cent Interest
We a.-. tAi 't tddiaz to our )it of dpoeitor mm-, of the
Uoaret people of tbii ' jrcmnaity We alo want yoar accoeat.
your .adaeace aad our f.-.adbip.
DIRECTORS
Oeo a IUme. loan and ronl estate.
Carl f. Jtttr. pinner and cotton buyer.
W. A. Wimbi'b, Manager Ardmore Oil Mill.
J M. Jaasieon. capitalist.
aa.-old Wallace Cabler Ardmoro State llaak.
P.-od) B. Jone, Cable.- First State Baak.
Robt F Spirally. Stockman and Merchant
J. W Richard'on. IJanker
Br-. n rrew l.-,tn atJ Real Kttate
We Pay
Depositor s
Guarantee
Fund
Ardmore State Bank
Fastest growing hank in Oklaho
ma. We allow no bank to excel
us in SERVICE to our customers
C. T. Darringer, Pres.
L. P ANDERSON, Pres. MORAN SCOIT, Vioe-Pre.
C L ANDKRSON, Caabler ED SANDLIN, Asst Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Ardmore, OKls.
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 indi-iduals solicited upon the most liberal terms
consistent with good banking.
J. A. BIVENS, Preildent.
A. H PALMER. Cashier
The City National Bank
Ardmore, Oklahoma.
Cepital. . $100,000.00
Surplus Funds 100,000.00
Accounts of firms and individuals solicited. Courteous
treatment accorded to all alike.
P C DINGS. Pre ident
M CORMAN. Vice Pre
GUARANTY STATE BANK
$51,000 Capital
4 per cent interest paid on time deposits.
Largest State Bank in Southern Okla
homa. We solicit a share of vour busi
ness. DEPOSITS GUARANTEED.
Notice to the Public.
The people will take notice that
I have been appointed puardlan of
'he estate of R. F. Crlner, who has
ben judged an Incompetent, and
that they are warned not to make
any trades, cash any cheeks or
transact any business whatever with
the aald It. F. Crlner. 1 will ac
cept do ohcka iisned by him. No
You Reeve
Protection
by Deposit
ing in
Harold Wallace. Cashier
DON LACY, .vi President,
O. H. WOLVERTON, Asst. Cashier.
J. M. JONES, Cashier.
J W HANNAH, Asst Cashier
tice Is also given that I will prosf
cute to the full extent of the law,
all persons ho sell or give hint In
toxicants. GEORGE CRINER. Guardian.
15-lm
ALBATROSS
That's the name of the ut rUw
U la Ardmow.