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Ardrnre, Friday, Febr-ur 25, 1V0
Bail? Hromorcttc. LUNG HEMORRHAGES
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
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Any rroao rncttM et tb
' a a racier, ataadiai or reputation of
any 'ir a . firm or eoraoratloi l
wbe tmr appear eolaa&ae of
Tao AMaeorett tll be gladly 'of
rutod aaoa IU being browgat to '.be
tttewttos of th Biimiit
Extern Reprt tentative!. '
Wav D Ward. Trtbon Hnlldlnc
Mew Torfc.
Chicago Repretentative.
f. f. Hurla. 1S4. Marque
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Ardmere, Fnda. Februar 25. H10
VBLCOME TO TtACHEP.b.
'J t popi" .. n. I. (..:. ;
'.' I '! At' '(! ' J
K4)Ma III ArulOOfe 4 I' (
. or (An att(ot(" portion oi t.i '
, u. .. '. in eate on. '
u. nnf-j -1 ' on the par.
..: ue A. "R part o. ;
' .i. entire ' ' uiii.it of fa- u;i
i Mir iaiiiktr. ' "U." midat in -4
nolesoen in; i i. . art- glad to
ii.tv yoe wtthif, 'ui '. and in ru
iira Toil at ,ii.infw, yu i
r. goo tbitHI. y if lonwastkro ioa ,
werd Um upliit f namnrr. uiri ,
mar COod wrh 4v-nai ih- pror
irftlnlag of th t-Miitrcii ! OkU.t ..'i '
.iwl yon feat In four won
MpnrStion of orry ckmI iti
VV cun m' u la I, yon tbar nr
i4 iit cant aDKrtiR pln' hi.- -,m
ar la iIm- r-at at-
.ibama wnr- ducat lni
'-ma flrat, rbrc cood rhml lionu -r
W-lag Lrtallt and lir- -'iff ! i,
?niMla ai at aaldn to inalntain
i'tHri. Yon Utm III a a'atM that a
jir. dat oar aorrteoa aad pa icxni
iUrta but atlll aa a pnfxlon x"i I
may Im undrpaH In many lnaUn
and tixin jmr own actlrliy tltx-nW
'ho a'Ur or br1nflr lh pay of
fK'-hMrt op lo th lorM wlwr'- It
"n W- art- Hh 'm In -iTy U-l.ili'n-
undertaking W- li'ip- ymr
iy In th -ltr lll ! pl-aantit and
yon a III f'urn 'i ymir Ii'him
i;ijiy In Ui tfionahl that n .l!, 'l
'l-nor
WI33 MIMETTC POMTtH
M N n-fi V,tur. I -.T V.
a'nl, irr! V" : ''f hT f) t.-"i Wy
I-ruBa.
"I had fcTfl ftfr.' 'rr.l - V
lmjr. Thi linrxntu did n h 1 p fr.i
nnrb and "WW nrr hxi- 'of-l bk.
"I mw a WUm'sfiiiJ ia a Pru
I miai of kiiii ilmtlir u. mi aw, inrt
I rnansl naln? It. I ioa a fir.
Ifartania tnt aylrle. II kiodlf t
r.. f flri.
"f m not aM U nail on my If
hn I tin tulnx II. I cam) ay
..!y at flrat, bot I moid that it
helping ra.
"Afur I ha1 ttken It a :.l. I mnv
r.. n'-l to ralJK" np a neinxy. iky,
'ifM'ani from my lonf. Tbia rw
and laa In loantlty a I roatiataari
tb tmatnvnt.
"I Kt.- mori flhy than t bad tma
tot a loo; tin, and novr 1 call atyaalT
A Bad Coulli.
Mr. Kmmi Martin, ' Ma, Mo.,
mtWff. "I cannot tkanlc ym ooaath
f'f ' urln m.
"Y'it ro yr I doctored my naifh,
hfh rt"l mi many tlulUr. bat atlll I
"ibmI to Kt worn. My cook h wa ao
bad I ronb! not alenp.
' Finally I parchawl a U.til ,t
nana. Altr thiUMOf alx l.ii.- .' fcJ
that I am curd."
J'.pl who ohj"'! t'i'iii I ii -.hi inca
aau ii'.'v cqi I'eruna ti ,!(,.
1 JTO
Th Clima" a Great P'a
t.ia day of dramatic 'l-irtr.ty
ttaft) ta f antral tooi (or 'b- a
craK play la tb wrmgH aotna
fir th drtrd wrf. K t a aoai
tlr rcltrf to oelronv- aoea a b-n
Vito ac4aiMy rrat play ttko-Th'-
("limat." If ther fea inch ft
thia aa piid- la tbo br-aa of the
tht-r aqdVnf1. Joacph H Wttier.
wno produced "The f'Hmax,' Kdvard
lxrk. It author. Jtmt-pb Carl Bri;
-otntio"f 'if h In ldntal iru: ard
'b ;layf!i alxi inak- ip th
(xt. aricild i- rt.i'- upon t h--ro
In "i iaua" of th- alan'
mMi' an: . .uion o w- m - I- s
draw a.
Tfc r- --' i;i,-..d i -i Hair.
In "Th- fMrnax" fa at prewat th
runfh dtroaa4 menial antciiori
Thli ho'-M:r." pb ''1m i t-,--.
-
K . t.'i baa
who ..to:-, in ord'-r to fol
io a 'hat mi'Ui rh-wSp. a nuuf ca
rtr r. Haywood inployi mental
.'.KXr:-n to dtrr,y tae irtrt'a WI
;ty to fnx. aid r'e4a in doiot
nodlnx bra !f dprtTd of ber
iptrf. Adoliaa fonsafnt to weal Dr.
Kayroocd. on tb4r bridal moretaif,
a- -So tor. affthned with roaaora.
rrr. his porfMy.
w! m-i.i r -ror hr vocal facn:iy.
ar.d tn- ttaartor wftbdnva. lea tin it
to riapaiBM and sook-
Th- rllmax" will be aeea at the
iio i -on opera bouse, Tharsdajr atcfat
s open Tuesday atoralnK.
of
-! i
V.-.
)' . .. .
T.T Ton Vied ith iadUetlon. con--'...i-.io-.
no spytlt- or fl billon.
'): -r.h;: '.n S'omafh an'l
!-': . , w,'! i -.v.!
aei - i e
. fit - - M '
. aka 9tz- i - r .-
. t .-e latrdilacea to ije .
-. who were 4-'.llrt4 la
-.. any coo rt -!- tba- th- .
- . rr.icded.
r .- t- ' h- ra from th ?oa be;- .-:
.Normal at Intrant arrlrcd jrat-r
morula aad were ap with the lark
.K.I ruornlna arranxtr.a: tb"lr ft' 1 '
a. ? old 9cott-Drd-n ataad.
Tnt SstJtheasterr! Nerrral.
. Ta faculty of the Sontheaa::..
' Norma! bare irrancv-d a dlaplay '
jtb'- work of tM- arhoo! at tftla u:.J.
jlaz.
Mr. Panl Liird l -bsinnaa of t
committee pl-cti for tbia porp'w-
! and has bf-en aaaiated moat capar.i
by Mian Thatka Baker. Mfaa MrK
I ney and Mlaa Joe Terlon who mail-
many helpfal monUoaa for the a:
rancemrnt of the eshtblt.
The other Trafher arrlvr 'rrl-..
rorn.
Mr. M. R. Mooro. formerly of M
rietta. ia the ;-ldnt of the aorma
and will e t :: tnbrp4 by Ardmo
t'athe'H. with nnrh pkaaure. a or.
'of th- ;ntnntor In h inrrr.a! o
Dr.PRICE'S
CREAM
Baking Powder
l Guarantee ef Light, 3wmmtP
Pure, Wholesome Food
169
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PERSONALS
I III CONTEST
il'ontluuod from imatr ouei
:.-eiaKn aa portrayutf In beautiful
:H 11- aniiurm and :.
' inilrably aulW to th- iibj t
nii . aompkon I one tit the littu
mv ' i of John II. Morgan an.p
.ind - 'li ue oti laat nlRht I lie .d
..ii . i preaent audlbl) niutl'ir'l
iu iilaa our llttlo aoutluT . t '
I aria of the Hour." was handled
i i a very entertalnlu way by J-an
ii 'to Nhoiicln- Hit volc' a line,
ii' rJeili-ry aeeiiied p-rfi ( ' In t la- hmm
' ho doa not undi-rxtaiid how to
lount pol'ila In con tn and hud Dm-
i no aubject b--n hauilled iiy a boy
"ui la the aamu nRectlvi- inm imt It
would probably hv won 'I'd" liRiir"
f upeech "I'iarla ot the Hour" !'
ikn Ui bi inothi rliiMMl woman
I'lM-re wr M-nti-ncia of lottle ami
Ai'dom au1 ekM(uenc' i'oiiiliiii-i.
lohn Ktlwarda of th Mnlra ta'kod
tb N'obkt tiff aprliiK of the
i lines." Ilia comparlaon of AiikIo
moii rlvlllaatlnn with Am Tlcan H
ii.a'kHi would KVe credit to any
m iteaman on Mi) iM-caaUiti 1 1 In i-oii
- iiakin no th.it tilt- nohli'Kl oIThii.ii
of tlm. wax AtiHTlean I'lvlllaatkni
O'hrr -lvll it Ion H Iihv tHUKllt lieoplf
" i te for I heir o u intercata b'lt
X'nerlriin c'.vllltlon h lauaht tin -in
'.. rem-t the ilglita of othi r. The
' K'Httht waa Hiiperb
The uiuhIc for the orcaaton was nn
'U r tst direction of Mlaa Van Worincr.
i Ma portion of lh program aa full
"' Interest and the iiiaKiilAr.-m m
' oi of so many puptla aa aang a out
' nm aavti unmlatakaiile evidence thai
' kindly, yi forceful inuiti-r aa lit
i ii' helm. Th octet tt. and the Im
l rial Quintette covered themachm
n h alory.
V iimmt. IniwreatliiK aiM-ctai ular feu
'ii. ' of the entertainment waa a .tap-
hh lire Mrlll by the pupil of
White, director of manual tralulug.
Itv. Italic Handera ami Mr. dm
n' lly lik )rl In the relUloim porilnti
the program.
Hllperltlteli'ient i:iiiih wua llellght-
'I with th marner hi which the pu
I'lla Mi'4llltte theniKei'vcx anil the
M-nt whb one iu which iMiplla urnl
pirmita nllhe were ilnllnhteil
An attui'K nr the nrlp ia often
followed by ii piiralituut roueli tthlnh
In ninny i-ilwa pmvos a unmt nti
tKiyance (MiiiiiiImh IuIii'h CoiivIi Itein
'dy luia been oxtmntl wily tiaeil nml
xlth kooiI Mllei'tnia for tint riilinf
.mil rurn of t Ii Im coiikIi. Mnny caam
have Imen cured afier rill otlier nuii
m!x IkiiI filled. Sold liy .-all ,e:i.
I :l
Wolllilll'f It be better fill ill fi leler
til the vented llitere tM ,u 'lie ii n(
I'liftt' t '
... en t ' i
Dcmett c Science Exhib t
.1 i ,f f,. . . u .1
- - ,' ii-! .
. ; .. d, -t i . xi.i 'i.
v ,- . M - M K ' i
' ! j.-t, i a
..-- i" i :'i : is .! .,
M.
K t ' j V.
' C iXi
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1 .
u
, , J ' i p ic- ih'
.1 I: .-...ra' ii left ' . . ''.! 'i
vlalt ti OKI mmia '!'
(JeoTK' Hl'iiinoiii .Hid If' "f for
nln r nnltorn here tola
Hon. A K Kddleniiiii of Mari'tf.i
waa here today nttendliiK court
Attorney J. P. Hledsiif wnt v.
I'nula Valley today on leal bunln'i
M. (1. Nor veil, deputy marnhal from
M i rietta. was a vialtor here todn)
Oaear Hitter of the firm of III"' r
(trot hers i In Oklahoma ( In
lay.
'. K. Htewart. a former msIiImii
of thin cit, la here from VMn-t'H'
Texaa
V. II. Ilatla la In Inim h.- t r
ri'ory to Hp'iil u f' i;ih h-n with
IiIm f.imlly.
A. J. f'raln of Itirff wan leu- to
day en route home after ;i iNIt to
IMillitH aouth.
Ch.ii V '.Ullter left IimIi. for i
ImihIiiii ktxit to point In iioi'Ik iii
Oklahoma
W N Morlfan Jr has " l irri' d
from .i liiiia lo iximt, m
nonher.i OkUhoma.
T ll f.i'iiy ami lliir fathe;.
'nl to .Sulphur today where -he
epeet to buy aomc horaea
Ml May Career of Karim-' n Hi.-
TeH, Is ill tle illy the (fie (if
Mr. and Mm. ' O llnrw .
Hi k W It SiM Ik- ,H to.! , v In:
a bunliM-- in Temp. oin.i
JiiiIk I W Hiirreld m ,n I'.tul
V i t l'M.' i ii citdliu '. 1 till 'me
neap.
THE GHEAT ROOT JUICE WILL
HE HERE III THE MORNING
THE WONDERFUL HEALTH CRC
ATIN& DISCOVERY WILL BE
AT CITY DRUG STORE
W. 0. FRAME. PROP
Ou nun ii ii i. t i ii , i H - . .
Hiild ULMIIII l.e ll. lliIKi ..I.. I
umcoteiy sod ai man) r . . n . .
... e IOIU Ol Ule i,:i... . .
I'll i It Ve tew ii.iit Mil. i i
II' .1 I I K.llUk litWi. Jll.l ....
i ill h ' i: M'jll a i.i . '
ii e t ,n I iUi 1 1 n .
rii.nl. in i:.j nai Maui' i i
t ne i i . . iii.iiiIiih i ! i ...
in a iiiiiire , i.f II k i.. . ' .
IIUIIlll -!.- "1 . IU. U.h.I I ,. . .,
mit i and hohc ot i .-1 . . .
are uintoa too ui. m . ...
aald that ma y pi op:. :.. i,.i.i
'Up hope of ei-r .eelHK .i,..it!i. , .:
'day -even hoiiiu w hum He i.i-i l .
tora of the oiyitr hud p iii.oii'. i I m
jcninbic ufti r tnkiiiK i he jnii i a.-ii.i.i
while Were realoretl Iii pill. ii ii.. ill. i
' I lie l. liud) aeelilK to ieinui all h.-L-'
llt'K. 1 1 OKI the olll:i h. iHinils ,l!,il
bluililer. anil noon ho Ik a s th.' K d;n
a il livr that the Mood mil. n.' and
IiIimiiI llltirlng orKaiia vkmk n. ':..i!ti.
unlmin. Then all foi in of In Ut ion.
Im IcIiIhk, heartburn, ik In ad:i,'l)i'
! and con nil pat Ion me .tiled as tie
can-.' li.u lii'iv reiniiv.il 1: ...i m
tlllll it clli'i H I'hellllllltlxtil Ii) i't veil.
iiiK f i ne n ation in ih,. ton..n U a
imihi'Ik and by mUIiik th.- Iviilmi t
h'-allli ami the at t eni-l il to tilt ; .1
in cumulated acid troni the ni.iod 'I n
l'ep.ir!er nil., told tli.lt Hie ill IMOIMti a
tlom noiiM ln'i.i in the moi'iiii;
I'll) Ilnitf st.ire, V I! I'i. urn I' .
Hoi t .l.lli e Is $ It liofMi Til i
in' I i i 'o I ' '.'l
WELCOME TO THE TEACHERS
T' -''ire i .tend a hearty well one
'I' i ,i' to th- Sol'lnrri Asyocia
'rl-i I .f'd a 1 V'-HfirJ to t.ie ij y I'i.i
' I t 1 ' o'l !.. -- , it to '
'. - a'.H.oi- .i ; irt ot tie M.ii.- 'r
r .' . . i . 1. 1 rt -in I.' - ' i
USE McCALL PATTERNS
DD YOU want to make, jn your own home, wlti
ir o.vn h:i:idf. Ciothlnn for yourxelf an1 your
.1 niiht. 'f wltli h l" alrsolutely arctirat -
. .1 up to t.n r..o:i" r.t in style? Voit will
'ha. n '1 with tV.r -l-np it lty and .'urprlc,.l
'" fnd how 1'i.y it is follow 'hern In you
HOME DRESSMAKING.
THE MOST MTRfkCTIVE FABRICS FOR SPRING
WEARABLES ARE SHOWN IN OUR PIECE 000DS SECTION THIS WEEK
cr before this carlv haw w been so well jjrcjjared to meet your exerv demands. If you want ine-j)ensit-
material our prires will apjjeal to you: if you prefer the popular priced material we ave excep
tional values for your consideration, and if you have a desire for the finest and newest fabrics for the new
season we are equally well prepared to meet the demand. A visit to our store verifies every assertion.
I
Ail
ill i
MiCall I'alUrn Si.. 3243
M.W JI'KINr, T0IU.7TL
Complete Showing of Pongee
and Foulard Silks
Indro, Salome and olhcr of fhc most
prominent Silks for this season are
shown here in all of the best colors-
INDRO" (fie of the moHt luautlfu. .w well as ser
W'fiihlc Shantung H. anil, T. productlonR of Hip
u.-iatcM mil It hIiow bin natiirnl and a complete
i.uiue or populai colorliifRi.
a ynrd
$7.00
FOULARDS The oholeeht Cheney Brothers produr-ioiik-Iii
an nlni-t endlina variety of pat d A ft
lerna amlwil be found here at the yard 4 1 iUL
BROCADED TUSSA A aoft rllny material hhown
or the lht time thia Meaon. Heaittiful ratiKe of
ii'irlnu-.. Hpl mlid value at
a j.inl.
50c
30 INCH PONGEE. Ill blue, natural and black; thin
1c. MinietlihiK yuti will mil find Iu
1'iiri store, 'he yard ODQ
27 INCH TAFFETAS, In hairline atrlpe In every
iH-piilar aiirlntt tone; an exceptional ff -f 1J
aiue, at a yard 41 11
3G INCH TWO TONE TAFFETA moit dcalrable
fabric for dn r apring wearable,,,
marK-d onlly ...
$ 1.00
Beautiful Woolen Dress Goods
and New Linens
Several large shipments of new Spring
Suitings placed in stock the last week.
New Dress Linens at every price stage.
NEW SERGES in the fuvored gray tones for the
new .-ds n, light, medium and daik, inches in
wid-!i. will he found here 4
at on j iP I
FRENCH SERGES that are 44 Incho wide, In deep
bla k. and a complete raiiRo of popular SprltiK tones,
'iv liKht weight fabrics, and stH tly ff 4
puie wool, leading values at ) 1
FANCY STRIPED PANAMA, ami Ilenptllnt- stripe
in i.lack on y, a most lieautlfiil material for a nice
skirt. 14 Inches wide, and Is Kiiarr.btecd P
to p.- ewry thrmiil wo. I, a, the jmnl P
PONCEE LINENS Will be morn used tills season
t.iati any prevloiu time highly merctrled: have
the ipjiearance of fine J'ongeo Silk;
-. lee ranfiu of colors nt JjQ
NEW LINENS For Spring Wash Suits, Skirts and
i hlldrens wearables, full .10 inches wide, strictly n
lifeii fabric, shown In the best spring 01
i.lir'.iiKs, at the yanl i Jl
NEW SUITING Iu stripes and outline chicks, union
I. nen fabric, white, colored anil natural ktoihiiIs for
i.iexpenaive wafch units and skirts, r)(r
sjili-ti'ldl values at price of tmlQ
McCall Pattern No. 3241
Tim LATEST PHJNCEK I DC A
Wash Fabrics
i. ml. I our i i int. i 1 1 il h y .
ii, ii" ,i ali (in (j,.
DIAGONALS Satin stuped itepp 27
nicies vide. (ry neat cotton mate
Htl to. Spring and ea.'ly Silininer
Wl'.ll , lilies ('O'.UIMte l.Hlge Of mi
nis ,ii 25c
BENGAL1NE hill inercerl7.ed
' 'i ai'iii . ,i most b autirnt ma
teilal lor an Inexi. endive dreas, lias
proven a vir iKpular seller, marked
urd 25c
INDIAN HEAD SUITINGHO inches
In widtli In all tills season's leading
. lors, htrlpes, solids, etc. Tills fab
ric absolutely has no equal when it
comes to actual sen Ire; the
)iird 20c
uutjna Qur Corset Section
ptcparcil to show you nil
i rt tyli" and models of the
i.s i . ,;oe-Klulng Corset
. s at.-eliilely the best Corse'
. . Im t er the p-l 'e, Wo have
50c to $3.50
Spring Hats Arriving
I'ay the Millinery Department a
vlilt and fi-e the beautiful styles
In Spring Mats at the prices of $2.50
and up.
Gents' and Boys'
Furnishings
We have Just received our Spring
line of Shirts, Neckwear, Hosier)',
etc., and can show you tho prettltHt
lint In this section of any store lti
the city
VISIT OUR LADIES' AND CHIL
DRENS' SHOE DEPARTMENT
New Jabots
Marked 25c to $1.00
We are almost dally receiving ship
nients of Spring Neckwear Pay
tills section ;i visit tomorcw and
see the new lines on display
NEW JADOTS Dainty creations of
Sheer Swiss and l.aco, Including tho
very popular H.vhy Irish effects, will
he found here at the low price
"f 25c
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume], February 25, 1910, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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