The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume], October 31, 1909, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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One Hoosier Cabinet
FREE!
Regular price of Hoosier
Special $31.00. Buy
one during "Hoosier
HOOSIER special week for $27.50.
OOME housekeeper who visits our store this week will receive
a $31.00 work-saving Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet free of all
charges, on Monday, November 8th. There are no strings to
this offer. It isn't necessary to buy anything, or to obligate
yourself in any way. Just calfand see the big Hoosier display
and ask for particulars.
' Why you should have a Hoosier Cabinet
The, llooidcr Special Cabinet In an
lnfttnient. not In lumber, but In
leisure It clips off needless trips to
pantry, cupboard and kitchen table
drawn nil your kitchen rtiipplles to
one ip:H and stops n.ebH walking.
Abo It puts an end to fo)t weari
ness and buck atraln, caused by
ftniHlliif,' hour after honr over your
kitchen table. The aluminum work
table top of the Hoosier Special
extends out Hi Inches kIvch you
plenty of knee and f ot room to idt
down us you would at your dltiliiK
table.
1: brltMh into your kitchen pr,i
Ileal ronvenienceR the crenni of the
Idea of n quarter of n million prnr
Ileal housekeepers who have iism!
Tlooaler Cabinets In the hint ten
i'onrn.
Very few persons enn tell by look
In? at a ."ehenponcd" kitchen cabinet
ivheie the value Is taken out. Hut
Milt 1 sure. If you pay legs than the
Hoosier price you net less. Less roil
enienre, fewer years of service, re
duced value.
HOW TO GET THIS CABINET
By special arrangement with the manufacturers, we arc in a
position to place a large number of Hoosier Cabinets on the club
plan at the regular spot cash price. This plan puts this wonder
ful kitchen convenience within the reach of everyone. The
terms arc surprisingly liberal. The special terms and prices will
be withdrawn at the close of the display. Display November 1
to 8 inclusive. Bring in your coupon.
A. C. Young Furniture Co.
phone ir3 Undertakers
PAID FOB COTTON
HERE THIS SEASON
PRICE STILL GOING UP FOUR
TEEN AND ONE-HALF WAS RE
ALIZED YESTERDAY.
CONFEDERATE HOME
WILL BE BUILT HERE
ARDMORE WILL MEET ALL RL
OUIREMENTS COMMITTEES
DOING GOOD WORK.
With It mdred t lotixnnd il.i!ar.
paid out In Ardniore thU season,
whi. li is within the pnM two month;,
t'ar'er e .uuty farmers are enjoying
a touch of prosperity le-ldum real,
ied, and Ardniore merchants aie
having Hiich a trade as ihey nave
i art ly experienced.
A rcKiit front the Chldwsn Com
prcf. company ytnterilny at the clote
ot hitHlncRM showed tlmt during, the
pant week there hud lieen liRO lmle
sold on the n'cetn .1 re The total
nuinber cf bale reeohed at the com
pre -i, Ik l.'t.OOO, or which S.ROIl bales
1s street cotton and 1,500 bales has
been received from the various roll
rands from netirby Hilntn.
Manager Colley of the compress
cMimutcK that there N still to come
L5no niore bales from the country
and at hi i,"nn more from the inll
ronds. Asked f It was not a fact that
tin triliiirrt( or 10,1100 lmlex a ijiont'i
ago was not too low. he said that
it wan. and that the number would
come netuer being 1 11,(100. Il( until
the receipts f street cotton were
much beyond expectation and that
It watt being brought here rrom
siri-UH dl.( nice. on a-ioi.ii! or the
high market which prevalli-d here
Venterday the top of the niiiikt ,
was leached, fourteen mid a half
renin being paid on the Htrect. Ituy
ers are prepared to go the limit ,uid
It is m ire than likely thnt 1. cent ,
will ln paid before all the cotton
Is in.
Mr .1 It IVniilnxiou ln,,,, ,
Miitiinetit imt night that w,i
four follcttlim committer 1 , . t
Conffltlcmtf himie nad m.uit- tii
reports nnd that mire than h.tlf .
the fiiudit had been raised tu.r
iieceasnry to purchase tin Mn ,1
Peitnl'iirtoii opree the opinion
that the town wilt meet the input'
menis and the home will in ,1 ir I
for thin lty.
In this connection It might be 1
tcrentln to note what I M Putnam
of okl.ih.nm city stated on ins , it
li.'rv Krlda) night. Mr I'litnam
Interested In the home. He bus gl 1
one thousand dollars towaid 1.1.
mnlnteiwiue of the Institution ,md
said he wanted to nee Arduiore com
pletc the deal and hind the hone',
but In ease the people here did 11 1
want It bad enough that Oklalu ,
OILy stood ready at any minute to
meet all tin rmpilroiuwus and take 1
o-. er the home. '
I'hone ,V.i for n nice re I llsli, c at
llsh or mime seal rfhlpt oh iv Tie
City llsh Market.
Celerj, tonintoes, let uce and fr -U
borse mill di roots at Tne t'i l''l-li
Market I'hone II.V.
CLOTH TOP
BUTTON
SHOES
$2.50
$2.50
to
$3.50
3.50
Mi' 1 ttc .t tls ami newest ircitions in won. ens
Imitwt r ait 1 au nt, Imttcn duth t(p, liluc rc
ami l)hiK
LYNN, The Shoe Man
1
'A roil ud ureen
lay. fi cents per
St. inue.
bone makes liens
pound, at the Cold '
We Are as Near You as
Your Phone, Call 267 For
CUT FLOWERS. CARNATIONS, ROSES, CHRYSANTHEMUMS,
WEDDING BOUQUETS and FLORAL DESIGNS of all klndi..
HYACINTH, TULIP AND NARCISSUS BULBS.
We Rive every order, larnc or small, our prompt and careful
attention.
Kavor us with a trial order and we wilt .surely receive your
future patronage, as overy order Is executed in a manner that
will merit our rccclvlnR tho next one. Out of tewn orders re
ceive the same attention.
Shuman Floral Company
Greenhouses, Southwest Ardmore.
Visit The Majestic
Kntiro chaiiKo of program Monday, Wednesday and Krldn
I.OWUNSTKI.V OROUKSTKA WednoBday and .Saturday.
Wo will kIvo away a TlianksKlviiiK TurUev every Wednesdny nl(,'lit
from now until TiiunkHKh in(j.
PERSONALS
Mrs, .1. It UIi-kKin and daiiKlm is.
Misses Kllen, (iMiothy and .loiopiiliic
havo returned from a four montln'
tny In .MiclilKan. They repor. a
pleasant time,
iMr. and .Mr.f. Tom Ca.ter and Mrs.
Krnest Atkins have been vlsltlni;
.Mr. and Mis.'' II, Cane In McAlenter
this w;eek.
Mrs. A. C. Cruce spent part of last
week In Chlckasha vlHltlim with htr
friend, .Mrs. F. B. Illddlo.
Mi- .1 T l-owle. or Wapiinu ka.
iwjas here yi-iirlay hhoppliii,- and
I -.I. ui" itli fiieiidK
Mr a id Mr.-i .laiii'-s Di-xeii-ux, oi
Outhiic, were down ye.-terdny hpeun
IiiK t ic day with trlends.
Doiset Carter, iiresldent of thu Ok
lahoma Central railroad company
was here yesterday atteiidliiK a case
In the lederal court In which he win
Interested.
Senator and 'Mrs. Franklin were
here ytnterday from Madlll shopping
whllo on their way to visit Mrs.
Franklin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hud.
Young at Ilerwyn.
.las, llucklngham of Den'on, Tcai,
Is In the city for a few days on bus
iness matters.
11 A Craycroft of the firm of Cray
crolt HroH., Dyer, fo.mer Ardniore
Insurance agents, was hero yesterday
from bis home In Oklahoma City.
1 .Mrs. S. I). Trent of Durant, v.;.
over yesterday shojijiU and vHitiiis
with friends.
A. C. Parsons and H. H. I'rolfitl of
Durant, were in town yesterday io )'a
Ing after buslnuss matters.
.John I'. Shields, T. It. Hruusou and
K. II. Knox, all of Little Hock wor
In the city yesterday on business au1
j pi-ospcctlng.
i.Mrs. Itawls Andeii-on was up ye,
terday attending the meeting of thy
Carter county Teachers' Asbociatb-n
M. I.. W.ildrop. a well known eh
izen of Sherman, Tex., was her.- on
business yesterday.
Mrs Margaret Shock of Woodfoid,
iUo .Mrs Chun. I.. Cau"er and .Mrs.
Call'e Mitchell of the same place
wrc here yesterday attending the
cession of the Carter County Teach
i r-' s.-ociatlon.
Frank ebon loft yesterday for a
Miree weeks trip through Arknnan'i,
Mimoiiri and Kansas for hi houc.
Mi and .Mrs. Thomas I.. Frame
h.ie returned from thoir bridal trlii
and will be at home at tho resilience
r Mr and Mrs. .1. I. Hlglns.
Mrs C. A. Fiicke or Oklahoma City
was down yesterday spending the
day with friends.
Mrs. F. K. like or Colorado City
was here yestcrdny vlnltlng with her
many trlends.
dlon. Win. Murray was here yea
1 urday afteriHwu from his home av
.Tishomingo visiting with friends and.
talking polities. The "Sage of Ti.df
Is In the running alright.
1 H .K. (Jlaaco and .1. V. Hooker of
' 1 Mi reel I, were down yesterday being:
1 Interested in tho receivership cortl
! flcates case in the federal court
fore Judge Campbell.
Rally Day Service.
Tin following program will be
rendered at the Broadway Methodl.tt
chinch at eleven o'clock th3 for -iioon;
liano IMelude IM-or. Itoper.
Opening Hymn, "All Hull."
Invocation.
Song, "lliing Them lu.'iiy t,he I'll
m.iry Deimrtment.
Scripture and Intwductory He
maiks. Son, "Se.itter Suiifchlne." by the
uditoriuni section of the Siindav
S IkxiI.
Address by Hyrou Drew; subject,
Tin- TcMcher' Duty to the L!.i-.
Diiet--Martha Hopur and l.oiidiii"
Shulton.
Addles by Juntos Ha38. . nbj. . i,
"What the Claris Owen to the '!V. i
( r."
iitheiu, "Our .Shepherd," b h
chair.
Addiess by X. II. Aluaworth. sub
ject, "The Infliionce of the Sunday
School upon' the Church and the
Home."
Sung by the entire school.
Address by .1. (), Fisher; subject,
"All the Church in the Sunday
Sunday School and All the Sunday
School at Church."
Violin Obllgato Angle Osborne.
Address. Subject. "Our Sunday
School Financial Fn.lilem, and How
to Solve It."
Offertory and Offering.
Doxology.
Benediction.
I'ostlude.
Good Things
To Eat
S'cak-. of all Kinds
Veal
1'oik
I rk SauuHge
llotieleMH Until
Snnr Curml Hams
l'lg Feet
Cheese
Mutter
IX'gs
I trend
Ci'l.-ry
We have a life.; clean place,
kill our own moats, and you
will alwayi get flrst-cla.
meats here We want you to
K.ve us a trial ordei. thin
you will he our ctiitiiincr
(J'll. k deln.ry Phone 2
Pollard Forbes
The Cash Market
Hed nli, cat fish and seal shlpt
oysters at The City Fish Market.
Phone 3r!l.
VISIT THE
Crystal Theatre
Vaudeville and Moving
Pictures.
TONIGHT
ELLIOTT
AND
F0SSETT
Singers and Comedians
The Mothers' Club of tho Fourth
ward will moot In tho .JeHer.-on
school building next Friday. The elec
Hon of olTlcerti will be held and a.,
nioinher are urxcntly reipir.Ui d to
attend.
ri n ti n a it n n :
Money To Loan
Fresh seal shlpt oysters
Cold Storage. Phone VJ.
at t.io
:n-i;
The ladles Aid Soolety or t.n
llroadway Ilaptlst church will meet
at the church Tuohday afternoon ai
:! o'clock. All members are request,
ed to be present.
Hed llsh, cat
oysters at The
Phone :i.n.
IUM and .!;( shlpt
City Fish Market.
Jewish Aid Society.
The Jewish Iulles Aid Society will
meet with Mrs. Sadie Oolilberg on C
Street, northwest, Tuesday, N'ovcni
her 2 nt 3:30.
MRS. MAX WKSTJIKI.MBH.
Secretary
Ardniorelto Want Ads sr the best.
Celery, tomatoe.s, lettuce and fresh
horse radish roots at Tho City Fish
Market. Phone I
:: On Improved FARM and
CITY property at lowest ra'e. St
Come to see mo at FIRST 11
It STATU HANK. Quick action
s: mid satisfaction guarantod ::
t!
Byron Drew
Preslui-nt First State Hank
?! a n ; tt it t; ;t ;t n tt st t;
DR. W. M. ANDERSON
VETERINARY SURGEON
Has moved to tho Hlue Frnnt Harn
on llroadway. where he Is prepared
to take rare of all stock entrusted
to his care at a reasonable price
Office Phone 783 Residence 203
NEW MARKET
I have opened u moat market on K
Street and Sixth Ave, N. W., near
the first ward school building. I will
keep a choice lino of meats and will
approelato a share of your business,
I'rompt uoiivery mono 637.
HENRY C. BYARS
Apples, Apples, Apples
I'm ici1h"I Wiio'is.iie and utii!
a fn' (.ii ii Santa IV team tiack
Sec mi. If ou want apples
UV! FI) D MARK Kit
If you really enjoy h cup i f ismid
(otl.-e. s'ii ami K1' a cup of IJulib ii
(!a: .u
IIOFFM N S )ltl ii STORI
Furniture
far pi Is Took Sioux
O
Runs ! Healers
Mailing Tabic Hair
linolcara hilthra fait
Comfortables o Blankets
Mallressts Pillons
Go Carts, lite.
For sale by
RAWLINS
211 W. Main St.
Cash or Installment
Household "uods bought
or taken in exchange for
your purchases.
ON THE
SQUARE
(. i- u i Io , .i ( ii '(,nii i
I I li ibiii'L- ii." Mi .
Willlll
WHY?
U' ep the lies! j;i I
.uid iiic,r tint cm M- mi, '
and lie pi'ompt with i' '
In eric I'hone u
The East End Market
and Grocery
IIOFFM & ItKN'SON' I' .
Still
Growing
OUR BUSINESS CONTINUES
TO GROW. LAST WEEK WE
ADDED MORE FLOOR
SPACE AND ARE STILL
PUTTING IN MORE GOODS.
WE HAVE ANYTHING YOU
,i" WANT IN GROCERIES
OR MEATS, AND WOULD
LIKE TO HAVE YOUR BUS
NESS. WE SELL MEATS
WHOLESALE.
W.A.GILLIAM
East Main Street Phone 66
The
City Drug
Store
W. B. FRAME, Proprieloi
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGGIST
Wo take p.uttctilar pride in
our Prescription Department
Will dispense exactly what
your physician orders. AI).
solutely n--, substitution prac
ticed. Graduate of Pharmacy in
charge. We solicit 3 our pa
tronaL'c.
Brown &
Bridgman
HAVE RECEIVED A LARGL
AND BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
PICTURES AND PICTURE
MOULDINGS, WHICH THEY
ARE OFFERING AT EXCEED
INGLY LOW PRICES. COME
IN AND SEE THEM NEXT
TO POSTOFFICE
Pyrography Pieces and
Burning Sets
Cooler woathor makes tho art
u welcome occupation for odd
inomontB. Among tho pleoeB
wo show nro a variety of pat
turQH of:
Collar and CulT lloxes
Handkerchief Hoses
(lovo Boxes
Drt'Hser Hoxcs
TIo HaekH Tnbourottos
Panels
Thermometers
Towel Hacks lflj?uron
FaceH
Tho work of burning Is simple
and tho product very artistic
Coleman Bros.
Druggist-Jewelers.
10.1 W. Main Ardmoro
JOHN DOKHAH
Wntchinaker and Uorayer
Fat Hogs Wanted
I am pajmg the h ghost
market price fcr fat hogs
and beef cattle 1 will make
It to yt ur advantage to sell
me your stock
O. G. WARREN
Proprietor Cold Storage.
T. N. COLEMAN
Telephone 4.
THE CITY DRUGGIST ....
0 W. Main St.