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Armmort, ttunaay, January M,
THE DAILY ARUMOREITE
PAQE FIVE
The Way to a Man's Heart
I s through h i s stomach.
Hence his better half feeds
him on SOLOMON'S VERY
BEST BREAD and pastry,
the best that can be made.'
Solomon's Steam Bakery
Money Talks
Alter February lstom business
will hi) strictly cash to nil, no
exceptions. Wo n o o (1 the
money to run tho business.
Hut it will pay you to phono tin
on tho morning ot February
1st and Hue how wo nro selling
groceries. Wo will Bull goods
ohonpor than thoy hnvo ever
hoon Hold hero. Wo thank nil
of our customers (or tholr past
business mid auk (or n contin
uancu of same. Wo will s.ivo
you ninny dollars.
Frank Hunt
Phono 01 W Main St.
JOY RIDING
Is no doubt very exciting, but not to
be compared with the thrill prndue
ed by our latest Mini. It in brilliant
and startling. Don't miss it.
The Majestic
PERSONALS
John II. White visited Davis yes
terday. Jeff O'Hrlen is KpendliiK Sunday In
Davis with his family.
Miss .Myrtle Frame visited rela
tives nt IXivIk yesterday.
l'rof. M. K. Moore of Dnrant was
a visitor here yesterday.
W. D. Glbbs returned yesterday
tiom n business visit to points south.
F. O. Iturnltt of St. Louis was
hero yesterday calling on his trade.
Al C. Ilutzow returned yesterday
from a business visit to points
Mllltb.
W. N. Morgan,
.Ir., came ill yes-
tnrday from his
turrltory to spend
Sunday with lis
family.
W. D. Dykes,
n prominent liusi-
Ladies Free Monday
The Morey Stock Company one long
we k, commencing .Monday nUht.
Opining bill, "The Other Woman."
I'rl'en, 15, 2.", 113 cents. i
NEW COPYRIGHT BOOKS
FOR
piltliiiiint
7t(F(S POST,
pho.vc no
niKH DHLIVFHY.
Watch for Our Feature Program
for Monday and Tuesday
THE THEATORIUM
ncss man of Tishomingo, was a
visitor here yesterday.
, Jess Sherrlll, a well known -ltl-j
.on of Tishomingo, was n business
f visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Warren Stewart of Pauls
' Valley is In the elty the guest of
her mother, Mrs. .1. W. Stewart.
A. A. Anderson, post office In
! specter for this district, was a vis-
Itor hero yesterday from Denlson.
, Mm. "J. S. Dnwnnrd and daughter,
I Miss Dorothy, hnvo returned from
'a pleasant visit to relatives at Coa1-
pate.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rennle and
little daughter, Glllsle, are here
from Pauls Valley visiting the family
of Frank Gates
Miss Mnrle Smith, who is a com-'
mittee clerk with the legislature, is
' nt tlttllrt Irk Ulinilit Utittitni' tfltlt tint '
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Smith.
It. F. Hogeis went to Marietta yes-
terday to bo present last evening
ai a rereptlon given at the home
'of Mrs. K. F. Graham.
Miss Minnie Huckholtz or Oklaho
ma City spent several days here
the pan week. She was seeking
choir work with some of the church
es of the city.
, Miss Leah Stelfel of Philadelphia,
who has been hero for the past few
uteks visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Julius K.ihn, returned home yest.-i-dav
II. II Gray Is enjoying a visit
j from his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. M.
1 li. Gray, who reside nnr Coffey
vllle, Kansas. They will spend a
month or six weeks In re with Mr.
Gray and family.
Morgan .1. Hays, president of tho
down ltottllng and Manufacturing
company, returned yesterday from a
biMncus trip to Sherman and Gaines
illo. He reports good sales In tho
Texas towns for Crown candles.
M. a. Norvell. deputy United
States marshal, of Maiietta, Is a vis
itor In the city. He says prospects
are good for Ardinore to secure a
frd'-rnl building at this session ot
congress, as all tho federal olfl
clals seem to lie friendly to the
measure and ho Is of tho opinion
that the departments will favor the
bill.
C. G. Splndler Is in the city today
fiom the mines at Woodford. During
1 tl'c past week Mr. Splndler nianu-'
! factored sufficient asphalt paint at
the mines to paint all this machinery
tho company lias at tho mines and
alfo the roofs of tho buildings. It
was his first experience with hand
l'ng asphalt paint nnd he Is greatly
phased with the result of his work.
Miss Jessie Van Wormer, a trained
nurse from tho Illinois Training
school at Chicago, will arrive Mon
day from her home In Chicago, and
will make her home here. She will
accept employment as nurse here.
Her sister, Mls Verna Van Wormer,
Is director of music in tho city
schools and her popularity in the
city will Immediately give .Miss Jes
sie Van Wormer an acquaintance
v. hleh will lead to her permanent
employment by those who need her
services.
Miss Hula Gurbutt, a graduate ot
the Curray School of ICxpressfou at
Itostou, Mass., has arrived In the
city direct from her school and has
Joined her father's family here, who
arrived from Georgia the past week.
She will probably teach expression
in the city when sho recovers hor
health which win somewhat impair
ed by her hard work in school.
Miss Garbutt Is the sister of Mrs.
C. G. Splndler, who recently moved
here with her husband from Geor
gia. Men's half hose, suspenders and
neckwear, 10 cents. LowctiPteln'K
mid 10 cent store, :i0s-w
SEE HAMILTON'S show windows
for shoe bargains this week. 30 2
FOR SADFr-l'rettlost tesldenre lot
It Ardmore. .1. T. Coleman. :t0-lm
Read Ardmorelto Wr t Ads.
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SALE AT
CORNF.R HAIN AND J STRFXTS
prop.
NEXT ATTRACTION
All Week Connnencinii Monthly, .Inn. (Jl
The Morey Stock Co
'Ti.at Good
PRICES
Laches' Free
Mondny "THIS
SANTA EE CHANGES
RILEY AGAIN AGENT'
GEORGE F. LISER WILL GO TO
WOLFE CITY DE PROMOTED
TO AGENT.
C. S. Itlley, former freight agent
here for the Santa Fe, will arrive
In Ardinore today from Houston,
uhoro he has been stationed since
paving Ardniore, and will bo checked
In as agent here again Monday
morning. This news a in come nil
thorltntlvely from Galveston. Mr.
Itlley and his wife have many friends
In Ardniore who will be very glad
of the opiMjrtunity to welcome them
back. Mr. Itlley is one of tho old
employes of tho Santa IV In point
of service, lie has had this office
before, and the road management
hav? seen the need of having him
back here.
George C. I ter, -hief clerk In tho
freight office, nas a promotion ahead
of him. This Information is obtained
ft om wirnt seems good authority. Mr.
I.lsir ,lf reports are true, will be
transferred to Wolfe City, Texas,
where he will be made agent at n
salary considerably In advance of
what ills situation has paid him here.
Just when Mr. User will leave Is not
known, hut the presumption Is that
he will go at once. Mr. and Mrs. Id
ser have a town full of friends hero
who will regret tholr departure but
who rejoice al Ills promotion.
In fan local office hero several
lianges will be made. What they will
be will not be known until Mr.
Itlley arrives and assumes the work.
The otflce has been short for several
weeks and it Is thought that each
employe in the office will be pro
moted to a place above the one
he holds now and that one or two
men will be added to the olfl force.
Morey Stock Co.
At Hoblson opera house all week,
commencing tomorrow night. Open
ing bill "The Other Woman." Dulles
free Monday lllgllf. Prices, lfi, 2I, I'.ru!.
Woodmen Circle.
Tho Woodmen Circle will hold a
call nievtlng at K. of 1". Hall Monday
afternoon at It o'clock, for the Initi
ation of candidates. All elected to
membership mid who have not yet
been Initiated nro requested to be on
mini. All officers, who have rituals
at tholr homes are requested to bring
them to the meeting Monday. The
members shoul 1 come prepared to pay
assessment No. 170, as Monday is the
last day In which payment can be
made, to avoid suspension,
MRS. HIItD SA.VDL1N, Clerk.
Dixon Is tho money saver In shoo
repairs. Quickest and neatest work
In Artmoie. lCDKCTIHC SHOP.
II Strec', Northwest. Phono TIP.
I'hoiie Hoi) for some nice lettu.'o,
ceiery, tomatoes, cabbage or onions.
The City Fish Market.
j Don't miss the opportunity to buy
I Wichert . Gardiner $4.00 and $3.00
I shoes for $2.95 this week only at
,:i0-2 HAMILTON'S SHOE STORE.
.We fresh trout, pickerel, herring,
yalmau, sme'ts and red snapper at
The City Fish Market. I'hone lino.
Iluy Goodyear welt shoes and let
Dixon sew soles on with tho same
machine they wore made with.
I'hone 719.
Souvenir pos'cards ." for Ii cents.
I.oweiistelu's 5 and 10 cent store.
.10-s-w
Stctcon shoes worth $5,00 to $5.50,
only $3.50 at
:i(V2 HAMILTON'S this week.
Fresh tomatoes, lettuce, celery. 1
cabbage and onions at Tho City
Fish Market. Phone .131).
WHAT YOU THINK? Hamilton
Is selling $4.00 and $5.00 shoes this
week for $2.95.. 30-2
Nice fresh trout, plckerol, herrlni;.
salmon, smolts and red snapper nt
Tho City Fish Market. Phono HSU.
Watch the date for reopenliiR of
the Cry-'ni Theater.
2Ctf
Show"
1 5c, 25c. .J5c
Opening Nlht
OTHER WO.MAV
CHES.T,
IS A CANDIDATE
i MAN WMO MADE NOVEL CAM.
PAIGN IN FIRST ELECTION
COMES AGAIN.
Clics. T. Vernon, cbik of the dls
tilrt court, who nrhl J considerable
reputation as a ratnpnlRiipr on his
first out by Hinging u house to house
(.uivtiss of tho county on Shnntfs
mare, bus announced his intention to
try It again, if ncewiry to convince
:ho voters that he Is entitled to a sec
ond term.
Ml". Vernon Iiiik hod one of tli t most
dlflicult offices to (ill In the county.
To open and proper y keep n M
court record, with m previous ex
perU nee and under the cmulitbitH th-.t
exU.ed at the time of the ir.iu:r.a I
tlou of tho courts, when giild. s ' en
few and experienced men nltre-n Im
possible to obtain, was 'n Itself a Inure
task. In nd.lltlon to this, '.he llslr!rt
clerk hal a grout mnnlx - o1' otl r
"Xiictlng duties to perform i I ii ilnd
for himself tiie ways eid near :o
do th ii. Ches says thv tlter he has
bbud tlu way through tie eieW
brush, It does not look like pout leal
Justice to bo obliged to hnnd It over
o another fellow about the time he
is getting things running snioolh. and
he rather thinks he won't have to do j
It. after ho lias ghen an account of'
Ills ;tewardshlp to the voters.
In fart, Mr. Vernon 1ms made a
good officer and his records are In
tllHop shape, lit for a JtidRinentKbiy
Investigation, nnd have been kept so
at all times. H" Is one of the most
accommodating officials In tho court
bouse and ho has managed to keep
his head the same size all the way
through his term which Is saying a
good deal, as officeholders go.
Mr.
George W. Coffman Announces
for County Superintendent.
In this Issue, Mr. George W. Coff
man announces hlmsolf as candidate
for Superintend' lit or the pub Ic
schools of Carter County.
We know of no person better Htteu
for this position than Mr. Coffman.
He was born in Gl'es County, Ten-
nesfce ! In the year 1 ST.". While his
early life vwi s;. nt on the farm, and
u'ii ,n-?!ipi.ii in mini emui- v,-i in. in
net fail to utl ie thy spare iiiomenN
he had In developing himself Intel
lectually, tlx ii by obtaining a goo.l
education.
After leuvin..' the farm, lie attended
co'Ieg,. and equipped himself for
, .
teaching.
Ten years ag.i he came to what Is
now Carter county, and since that
time, has been engaged in teaehln ;
the youth of the Chickasaw nation.
Having coiidin ted schools In varl- 1
ous places, he lias made a large ne
quaintaiKo throughout Carter county,
nnd has a host of friends who wtsn
him the greatest success.
Ho Is now in charge of tho school
jat Province, atnl the fact that It now
ranks among Uio bust schools of the
count' is a ti -almnninl of his good
work.
We know of no peixin in Carter
county who Is mom eminently quai
llcl for this ixmltlon than Mr. Coff
man. Jewish Aid Society,
The Jewish Dailies Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. H. lllank, Tues
day afternoon, Feb. 1st, at :i:.'10.
MRS. MAN WKSTHFIMKIt,
Secretary.
Special prii in photos lor 1!8 days
during F hni.iry, or as long as piesent
stoik of material lasts. We will
mako lipula! prices on our regular1
I j.00 cabinet it tl'.SO tier dozen. I
30-2 SU'TII '!Ii:C PHOTO STl'DIO.
Specia' this week $5X0 Wichert &
Cardiner shoes $2.95.
l0-2 HAMILTON'S SHOE STORE.
Latent out in sheet music, 10 cents
I per copy. I ow-nsteln's flan! 10 tent
store.
.10-8-W
HAMILTON'S Shoe Store the cen
ter for bargains this week. no 2
Morey Stock Co.
At Koblfcon opera 1ioiim all week,
commencing tomorrow nlht Open
Ins bill "Tho Other Woman." Ladles
, free Monday nigh'. Price, If., '.'5, .13c, ,
THE CARE OF MEAT
MEANS BETTER HEALTH
; 'VNITAHY PLANT CONSTRUCTED
BY EXPERT POn SLAUGHTER
ING AND CURiNG MEATS.
live iii'ou is a powerful mrce m tv
. ii u, up of ciitctprt. s of the city
i .mil li iou r is nowhere more not in ,
i.c tn.ui in the iininn.M' oi ;iic pup
.ii. it. on of iiunt for tiie market pi.im
'die elil slaughter pen here ot a li v.
I months H go lias evo.M'd tiie III .
' modern iiu'IIk '.. of handling .'' i i
;). G Warnn of the Cold S'oini; i
.lie puwir tint has produii d th n
) tit ton. 'I'he new p. u kin i "ii t
Hint Is what It Is, has eb tal
iliintry for iIoIiik the lioistiug. 't
I supplied with elty water, it ban in
sewiige syt..em, It hat II large r -m. ,
,lt has Its skilled men, It lias I's p n
for f ittellllig, scab for weigh,
pens for live stock Inspctlou and it
own cold storage looms with ammonia
pipes and proper maehlnei-y for fir, 1
Ing.
The cold iters go iU lurtment ha- . a '
parity for 50 cn tie and toil hogs .mil ,
It takes Just fifteen minutes trom the 1
lulling department to the cold storait
i he meat Is pioticted In a ilu: pioof
bulldliiK. by the use of machinery not
even the bunds touch It In the s'.iiugh
l rlng, It Is rolled Into the (old sto
age rooms and Is nclosed In dust
piiHif sacks before being rimoveil
Within a short time additional
liotiHcs will be bul.t lor the purpose
of smoking ami curing hams and
b.ieon for !he murkel and for render
liU lard. This work Is now being
dune In the crowded tpiarteis which
Mr. Warren has at the ('! SUti-
market here In Hie city. j
The plant was built utiiU r the - ip :
ervlslou or Dr. G. H. MclCeniiy who
for years was liispc.ior for tVe .
lernnii'tit In the ('hlcago ptcUbu ,
houses and theio are no d ta'. t n.
-I'0 business with which he Is not ac
ipiulnted. He It a trained m.- lo: 1
of meat In the coal storage and ab',
on the hoof. He says the plant 'ov
Is better tlmn he ever saw Itt-'-n .-.
more euro Is used In the selec.ioi i r
live slock and more rare Is taken with
meat after It Is hilled.
Si" clal priirs in photos, flue 00
! ,blni t at 2.su per dozen for US day
or as I. ng a., fu y list, coiilllleneln -j
Fi 1 niaiy tin ilrst.
I. '10-2 SOFTH Sll.v PHOTO STl'DIO.
E
',
1 THE FRALEY MILLS MAKING MIS-
i SION FURNITURE, STORE FIX-
I TURPS. PTC.
M . .
Sever.il Hew customers have lieell
add.ted to our ml 1 tho past week.
They have learned they ean get nny
thing in furniture or wood work here
I !''"' '!" sendliw away for It. We
, can take care of a few more oulers
Wo m!lk(.
PLATE RAIL
MISSION BOX SEATS,
SKIRT BOXES,
LAWN SEATS,
COUNTERS,
QUILTING FRAMES,
STORE FIXTURES.
Out of town work given prompt at
tention. All builders will Ilnd It to
their Interest to let us do tholr mil
work.
Fit W.BV'S PLANING MILD,
H. T. Hunt, Manager
Ladies Free Monday
I'lie Moiey Stock Company one long
week, ci.ninienclnn MomLiy nUht.
Opining bill. "The Other Woman"
Prit.es. 1.1, 25, III cents.
After February they will be $1.00 us
before, now $2.80 per dozen, the best
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t-ililllli'l 1'IIUIIJB u,r- lltilll,- in uie I'll)
ami look what you sue and don't be
too late.
IJO-L' SOFTH SIDE PHOTO STl'DIO.
Wanted A chance to show every
I man, woman and child our special bar-
bains In shoes this week.
30 J HAMILTON'S SHOE STORE.
J Three "dade poeket
i nnd scissors 10 cent-.
kuire, hh n
Lowcnstelifs 30s-w
.1 and 10 ccn store
MONEY
To loan on improved FARM
ard CITY property at low
est ate. Come to M'n mo
at Fimt Stan Bank. Quick
action undsatl.sfictioiiKmu'
a n teed
BYRON DREW
Presidmt First Htato Hank.
J; f
ieifwm
Heywood SfioesWeai?"
LYNN, The Shoe Man
Exclusive Agent for Iloleproof I lose
(iunrantccd for Six Months.
We will loan you money on both
the most reasonable rate of Interest.
W. S.
T. N- COLEMAN
... THE CITY DRUGGIST ....
Telephone -i 9W, Main St.
Tomb Stones "f th0 U.H of sldlled
labor and the only electric mar-
lYlonUBlientS bio cuttlnK nmchlnory in tho
Southwt st no other linn can compete with us on prices. If
yon nei'd j.'rav stones, tomb stones or monuments write us
fvr juices. We sell all over Oklahoma and Northern Texas.
Wholesale prices.
1 1 AN WAY & OWENS, Anlmorc., Okln.
Good Improvements
fiood improvements add to
the value of your property
if you have ood concrete
walks around your place it
looks more atlractivo to a
prospective buyer and
would briny a better price.
Why not let us build your
walks and do your other
concrete work. Wo use only
tho best materials, Iola Port
land Cement and Tishomin
go Granite Gravel, (iome
figure with us anyway,
Ardinore Concrete Co.
D. 8. BLACKBURN, Mgr.
QUINN WICKER, Ant. M.
W E ALWAYS
SELL CHEAPER
And now wn ore (II VINfi AWi.Y
lirnnil new STANDARD TALK
I NO and SIN(1IN(1 MAOIIINKS
with certain cash purchases.
Wo have no rents to jiny and
thuro Is no use in your goiiiK
to other eitlos to buy, coll,
swap, rent or store crated uud
shipped goods.
Always look around, ihroo
short blocks up Caddo Street.
Wishing you a Merry Xmas
anil Prosperous Now Yenr.
C. P. HALL
Tim Big Now and Second Hand
Doaler. Phono !!iH.
i
MmZ
Concrete Sidewalks
Don't order them with
out first getting bid from
A. D. Hyde None but
first class work. Phone
89.
Vdmorc to want ads nro the best.
ArdujorcPo Want Ads are the best.
Your Money
In real rst.ito ibcro is no safor
Investment on earth, in fact it ii
the earth, (let a pleeo of .t.
Wo have on our list some of tho
best bargains that hnvo been of
fered In Ardinore.
Hero nro some of tl.om: II houses
and lots close In for SI, Hut). An
entire block close In on Main St.,
with :i go vl houses, and nil mod
ern conveniences. You will bo
Htirpr sod to Ilnd how cheap this
property can bo hud. Homo of thu
iiest business property on Main
nirui'i ui iiiirgiuiin.
city property and farm lands nt
SMITH
The
City Drug
Store
W. D. FRAME, Proprietor
PRESCRIPTION
DRUGGIST
We take particular pride in
our Prescription Department.
Will dispense e.actly what
your physician orders. Ab
solutely no substitution prac
ticed. Graduate of Pharmacy in
charge. We solicit j our pa
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SHIIVICB.
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DR. W. M. ANDERSON
VETERINARY SURGEON
Has moved to tho IJluo Front Uarn
on Droadway, where ho 13 prepared
to take care of nil stock entrusted
to his caro at a reasonable price.
Office Phone 783 Residence 203
BROWN 4 DRIDQMAN.
( Funsral Dlrsctori and LlcanatS
. Embalmsrs.
Largest lino of Funeral
Goods In Oklahoma.
I You can buy Clapp's $7.00 shoes for
15,00 this wstk at
'JO 2 HAMILTON'S,
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