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THE GUTHRIE DAILY LEADER. FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1915. '
IAOE TUKV'.v.
NOTES AND PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY
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5 Mem
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Lsnor Burk
Phont 245
Genuine Palm B
each Suits
More than 150 Genuine Palm Beach Suits in all the different shades,
light and dark colors, all sizes regulars, stouts and slims will be
ready for your selecting tomorrow, Saturday morning, at
a Suit
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This announcement will prove a pleasant surprise to the many
men of Guthrie who refuse to wear other kind of mid summer cloth
; w i nL C rt nlA wrr rrtr'm or wp find we have
too many Palm Beach Suits-They must sell. To make a quick cean- jj
UJ KJl 111C & LI 111b lVJi. W HiV gwuij, i.v pwa
All $7.50 Genuine Palm Beach Suits for
a Suit
All $8.50 Genuine Palm Beach Suits for
a Suit
All $5.00 Tropi Cloth Suits for
Tib a Suit
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All $3.50 and $3.00 Palm Beach Pants for
a Pair
One Palm Beach Suit is not enough. Two or more are necessary.
At $4.75 a Suit a man can economically own 3 or . Just think, of it!
A Genuine Palm Beach Suit made by the best tailors of America for
Only
a Suit
Do not put off getting your size while we have all sizes-from
32 to 50 waist at
fast
5 a Suit
This price will create the Biggest Palm Beach Suit Sale" that the state
of Oklahoma ever had
All $1.00 Palm Beach Hats and Caps
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All 50 ct. Palm Beach Caps
cts.
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Th, Only One Price Clothior In Cut tirle.
If you would bo joved as a com
panion, avolil unnecessary criticism
upon those with whom you live. Sir
Arthur Helps.
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Newly Weds Return.
Mr. and Mrs. Moyd Leonard (Rulli
Sexauer) returned homo lunt night j
from their wedding trip to Kansas
City.
Afternoon at Fancy Work.
A very pleasant iil'tenwm was
Spent by the members of the Openoreky
club at the home of Mrs. n. J. Os
borne at 419 Kant Cleveland aveuue,
yesterday. Fancy work was the
diversion Tor the afternoon urn! dainty
refreshments were servod by the
houless and her daughter, Mrs. J. E.
Wood worth.. The quests), bc'sUles the
clut uieniberu, were: Mrs. Mary
(Jregory of Oklahoma City, Mrs. J. W.
Woretell, Mrs. Wm. Sexauer and her
SueBt, Mrs. Anna Bauer of Brooklyn,
New York. Tho club adjourned until
Thursday the 22nd when the final ses
sion for the mummer will be held. It
will he a picnic at Mineral Wells park.
Miss Edith Hill and her guest. Miss
Strong went, to Oklahoma my tnis
mrirnlnir. Miss Strong will visit
friends in Kl Reno before returning to
her home in Caldwell, Kan. Yesterday
morning they were the guests of Mrs.
f. D. Taylor at breakfast out at the
Cimarron, as was Miss Louise, Hill and
her guest, Miss Ethel Longstreth.
Pleasantly Entertained.
The D. M. C. club was delightfully
entertained on Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. John A. Clark of North Vine
street. As usual, tne acveruoon was
devoted to crochet work and an ice
course was served later. Mrs. U. T.
Mansfield and Mrs. E. A. Roberts were
special guests and the club members
present were Mesdames E. 0ook, J. T.
Owens, Garuett, Frank Gatcuell, W.
A. Suddarth, J. E. Douglas and J. S.
Shearer. The next fleeting will be in
two weeks but lust, where, ia as yet
undecided.
Mrs. G. H. Stagncr and children,
Dorothy and Herbert, will spend the
weekend with Mrs. Stagner's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W111. J. Long, near
Carney.
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Lawn Party.
A merry crowd of young people were
the guests of Miss Mary Johnston at a
pretty lawn parly at her home on
North Maple street last evening.
Various games featured the evening
and an ice course was served by Misses
Florence Hawkins and Mi'dred Joan-
slpn. The guest list ( inciuueu me
I L. C. club girls, Misses La Feme
and Violet Harris, Hazel Pennock,
Bernice Buck, Leta and Leora Haws,
Rebecca Gray, Agnes Burst, Marie,
Douglass, Zela Seaton, Ethel Liebhart,
Esther1 Barnes, Esther Judge; and
Lloyd Swearingen, Bert McKean, Bert
Hulme, Paul Meyette, Herbert Wilber,
Robert Douglass, ples SmltJj, Otho
Douglass, , W .,nfl W . J'ennocK,
'Harry Coughlin and Raymond Mc
Nulty. ,,
AMONG the other oak dresses we have
a few bird's eye maple and chlf
foneers, late Btyle; rugs to match at
Collar's store.
Both Women are Washing, Was This Woman Right?
Which Way Do You Wash?
WHILE
one w
LE you can tell what
woman is tliitnc, you
would never Rue.ss that
the woman reading was dump; a
bi'lter job of washing than the other.
Sti. 1h not wearing out hrr clothes on a
washboiird or nmrhine nor wearinir
out ler buck unci hcnltli. She in witte tn
Magic Washing Stick
Nriturril oils ronthinrnt in a wnx like
Bluk, erh iitick ilivUted Into five Scr
tionn. One him Hon in diasolvmt with
the soup and the clnthcs nre bnllrd In
thebnllr. Mnlc Washing Stit k opens
the texture ol the cloth iind the dirt
come out without a tinute rub. All
kindn of clothes are bo wtmhed. The
bnby'B white clutheh, nil white clothe:,
the colored, clothes, the hosiery, all ere
clemiNed nlike, find hettrr elemiHrd
than il you rubbed and tubbed and
wore and tore.
Bout of all, the Mneic WnnhlnR Rtirlc
wornnn will hnve her Vvnh on the line
in hull the lime the other wnmiui will
require. She will My young and Irenh
and be enjoying lite lonw nlu-r the other
woniMii hau worn herself out.
" Yuu will never make the wmnen he
lievt rhnt jfvu You mutt actually
gn into their houtw and do a washing
tu pi we it and then they think you.
tricked them, until Mtrf if vent I times."
Maictc Wanhlna Stick rontnins no lye,
nor alkali, nor cnuMic, nor other harmful
thtnc. Your rot le.nornnt help will
not damage your clothes If you make
them use MiRie WushlnK Stick. It
takes out oil terrors, all fear, work,
worry and drudRery. If it does any
of these thine you want to know it
and you can't know It until you try It.
Wash Day
Arm Mad
Joy Day
FIFTEEN WASHINGS 30 CTS.
t ar lea than 2c. m day yon aav two
hours time, you saw your clothes, you
mvs your (eelinga. you navs your looks.
Use on stick, five washings, and II not
eJatod your a3c. WILL Bfi Rt fUHNLO.
A, B. Richards Company,
Sherman, Texas.
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Oklahoma Distributor!: T. D. TURNER & CO., Guthrie.
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LOCAL MOMENT
"Very little trouble in collecting the
dog . tax these days," said ciiiet of
LOBi COUNTY ABSTRACTCO
BONDED ABSTRACTER
INSURANCE
SURETY BONDS ?
FARM LOANS
Phono 11.
- Offle f -9a County "
Police Mitchell today. "All dogs will , tho' road levy.
be killed that have no tag after Aug.
1st."
Hand concert tonight.
i.iigh weeds in' the city are dij
appearing; the ."chain gang" is busy.
Antonio Arena, an Italian, was ar- J
rested last night at Oklahoma City ,
on a charge of assault on a 50-year- j
old girl. J
Cotton and corn will also he bum,)- j
er crops.
Good roads and bridges are esscu-j
tial to the growth of a city and.
county. It I false economy to cut!
"Tho patronage 'for residents of
Logan county and Guthrie has beon
exliauted. No more appointments
Scalp Treated,
Shampooing
AND
Hair Dressing
AT
BATH HOUSE
BEAUTY PARLOR
will be made from Guthrie,, was the
announcement made from tho jjo'.y
ernor s office today. That sets a
few of the boys under tUe table.
More .than 1700 ex-confederae
soldiers in the state have applied for
pensions under the new state law.
Plums as la'ge as peaches are on
th market, the product of Logan orchards.
Ten new cars have been orderaJ
by 'Logan county farmers since Juty
1st.
The county commissioners have
made an estimate of f 1,000 for wld
0W8'. l" . , . t.l.m .
ErewstT aluo going over to consult
regarding her baby .Madge, who suf-
fors really with her head. Crescent
New s.
' Mr. and Mrs. George C. Smith, of
New York City, who have been v i a -ting
Mr. and Mrs. V. C. 'Smith ol
201 K. Okla., left for Bradley, this
morning. 'Mr. Smith will visit the
Panama Kxpoaltlon in tho Interests
of Alex Hamilton Instllute, N. Y..
and 'Mrs. Suiith, will visit varlo.is
poiuU in the southwest before re
turning to New Yoili in August.
, J. riem Smith and family have
returned from a six weeks' visit with
relatives and friends at Caldwell,
Kansas and vicinity. They spent a
very delightful time.
The funeral of 'Mrs. Oliver, who
died Monday, at Crescent, was held
this afternoon.
Miss Irwin is visiting Mrs. James
Ilolliday, Jr., at Crescent.
and child doing nicely.
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Con. Con. Member Appointed.
John C. Major, member of the con
stitutional convention, has been ap
pointed appraiser for tho Bcboul'laud
department. Major county was named
after him.
Man Injured by Train.
Jim Rosamond of Konawa, 27 years
of age, in attempting to board a mov
ing tratu at Roff, fell, receiving In
juries that may prove fatal.
F0IEY GBHAKriC TABLETS
Keep Stomach Sw.ei-ljvirAcave -Bowels fctiiuliir
Si W SS KSJiKJKKSBlSlSHKHt
& TOPICS of the' a
K, TOWN AND STATE. Si
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Assessed Road $30,000.
The local street railway system was
assessed 130,000 by tlio state board of
equalization, Thursday.
Robberies Numerous at 0. C.
Robberies are. numerous at Okla;
noma City, according to (he (la,Hy
papers there.
Birth Announcement.
, Horn: To Rev. and Mrs. P. T.
Schoen at Pleasant Valloy, Thursday
evening, a 10-pound baby boy. Mother
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
And conservatory of Mu.le
A Junior College for yvomen.
Sixty-fifth year. Historic old collese.
Lrficuter? In a "city wliosn buslni-ss is
education." Schools of KdiiCBtlon, Mus
ic, a ri, expression. Home Kcononilos. 80
ooiiie-iraineq instructors, S large build
ings, 20-aere cumpua for outdnor Bpoits.
Hume caro. Vor year book address
MItiS. TV W. BT. OT,AlR-MO,SH. Prouldent
680 College Place, Columbia, Mo.
Save The Baby
Use the reliable '
HORL1CKS
ORIGINAL .
altcd Milk
Upbuilds overy part of the body efficiently.
Bndnrocd by thousands of Physicians,
Mothers and Nurses tho world over for
more thai) a, quarter of a century. .
Convenient, no cooking nor additional
rhilk required. Simply dissolve Id water.
'""Agrees when otber foods often ML
Sample free, HORLICK' S, Racine, Wh.
SSfftio Substitute ls"Just asGood"
e HORUCK'S, the Original
THE GEM
MATINEE EVERY DAY. 1
Friday, July ath,.
Warry Kerrigan, the popular screen
star has a novel part in the 2-reeI
Victor drama "The Oyster Dredger."
Everybody loves handsome iWarry
KerriKan and in this elever play he
has a novel dual role. iFirst, as a
poor picturesque oyster dredger, then
as a young man of wealth and fash
ion. All the boys will envy him and
all the gtrla will adore Mm. lEvery
one will enjoy this picture.
'On liis Weddlug Day." Nestor
comedy,
Saturday, July 10th. ,
Animated Weekly.
Marie Walcamp and "Wellington.
Playter In a real ring feature, "The
Circus Girl's -Romance." .Ison S
reel. A happy combination of a most
romantic love story, real circus life
filmed from a circus, and those won
derful scenes you always get when
during Warle Walcamp and a few of
the Universal's wild animals appear
together. A raging, roaring lion Is a
principal character. This l,s a playi
with a punch. Se it sure and bring
the family.
fci PERSONAL AM) LOCAL ,
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', John Dean Bpent yesterday in Ok
lahoma City on business. ,
! 'Elmer tfrantz of Alva spent yester
day with Guthrie frhmds.
i Representative, Amos Kwing Spent'
yesterday In Oklahoma City ou Jusl
Mr. and Mrs. Marley Cmitli lct
Thursday for Burden, Kan., where they
will visit relatives for two weeks.
- ,Chas. Williams was struck by
lightning and killed, near Crescent,
vyhllp harvesting. ,
Claude Bitterly returned to ftish
ing last evpning. ftr several days'
visit In the ily. He says Cashing
is growing rapidly.
't- c TtrctL'atpr flnd rhildrpn j
celebrated the fifth In Guthrie. Blrs.j!
j TO-NIGHT
TTTK T.TPt! T.TTJT! A 9 if T.nhi'n viWInr.inn fcatiir.
.; ing 'Lottie Briscoe, Arthur V. Johnson, Leon Kelly
and Howard Metehel- It certainly is a real everyday
ale story, and you should see it.
IN HGH SOCIETY Another one of those great
u Ham and Buo comedies. If you want to laugh come
FOR HER PEOPLE A Single reel Biogranh pro-
J dulion you will enjoy.
Our Act Powell and Juno in unique dances and re
stricted songs, pleased everyone last night. Come
out to hear them tonight.
5 and 10c