The Chickasha daily express., September 25, 1906, Image 4

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CHICKASHA, I. T. SEP. 25. '06
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It ii time fr txor's to otn tbeir ! f
eyes to the fact that the mail order
business is a humbug from what
ever standpoint it is viewed.
THE MAIL ORDER HUMBUG
Mr. Hayes and Jude Bridges
have a clear cid to the Domination
for delegate in their respective
parties in this district so far. It
is not because Chickasha politicians
are lacking in ambition or patriot
ism bnt because they are modest
and believe in the Scriptural doc
trine of "in hoDor pieferrlng one
another."
Ad with Big Itnilu $
LOST.
FOR RENT.
"The American people like to
be humbugged." said a famous
American.
Among all the humbugs that de
light the people none is more delsu
sive than the mail order system of
buying goods. It is strange indeed
that so many people can be deceiv
ed to the extent that they think
they can send to St. Lonis, Chicago
or some other city and buy goods of
equal quality for less than they can
buy them at home. Tbe system is
a very simple one. A big catalogue
is sent out, handsomely illustrated,
the goods show up fine in pictures,
and, to be fair, tbe prires are won
derfully low. Some staple articles,
whose values are well known, are
marked very low, as a bait. The
easy buyer, eagerly takes the bait,
swallows the whole catalogue.
When the goods come, they look
well, of course; it takes a skilled
eye to detect the difference between
them and the real first class goods
that are sold by the home merchant,
but it is a well known fact that
these mail order concerns bay
up all the shoddy stuff in the conn
try to turn loose on their victims,
and when the purchaser has paid
their price with the freight added,
he has an article that doesn't com
pare in valne with the article that
can be bought at home for the same
pries. It's a gaitse of humbug
from start to finish.
It is sometimes imagined that
century peop.e aone are the vic-j
tims of the mail order house, but
wonld beleiveyou that there are ac
tually are people in Chickasha who
are caught on the game?Its actually
a solemn fact. Here we are, all
working together, trying to build
a city. We are dependent one up
on another for our success in busi
ness, and yet there are some people
who insist upon cheating them
selves and cheating our home mer-1
chants by sending off for their
goods. The home merchant con
tributes to every public cause, to
schools, public roads and bridges,
to fair premiums, to charity and
everything else he pays out his
money at home and he rightiy ex
pects the patronage of home people
to compensate him for his outlay.
The mail order house contributes
not a dollar to any enterprise in
Chickasha or the surrounding
country. Are you treating the
home merchant fair when send your
money away or when you get on
the train and go to Kansas City,
Chlahoma City or any other place
Senator Beveridge thinks the Cu
ban trouble will not be settled till
your Uncle Samuel takes a good
strong dip into it, aud perhaps he
is right, but Cuba must be given
every opportunity to demonstrate
her inability to manage her own
affairs before Uncle Sam takes her
under his sheltering care.
Selfishjes is shortsighted policy
in building' a town as well as in in
dividual affairs. The man who
does not look to the welfare of his
neighbor and that of the commun
ity is blind to his own Interests. It
pays to be public spirited, liberal
J and generoiv?.
The Express is waiting anxious
ly to report the next street that is
going to follow in the footsteps of
Seventh street in sidewalk building.
Who will be the next? Now is theC01-- 9& Alabama.
accepted time, brethren.
For Rent: An up-to-date two
room cottage on North 4th Street
close in. J. D. Eridges, Office 114
S. 4th St
Two good basements to rent
cheap under the Daily ExpkESS
office.
JfANJED
Wanted. Experienced grocery
clerk apply to Wells. Stevens. &
Co.
A:i Salesman with best of re
ferences desires position with good
house. Address K. 27 this office.
Wanted A white woman to
general housework.
Mrs. Jarboe,
Cor. 8th and Ark. tf
Wanted to Rent 4 ors -room
house unfurnished, must beclose in
aud have gas, permamnt teaant
without children. address C. this
office.
A good exjierieuded solicitor
ftdUkCU dl tills ULt.'UC IU fZKl i
scribers Weekly and Daily. e
will give a good up-to-date map of
the New Sta'.e as a premium and
allow a good per cent. Call at
once.
The Pleasure Resort
Pool, Billiards &
Territorial
Drinks
East Chickasha
Avenue
"Yea Can't Lose lis."
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The play that won't wear out
W. E. Nankeville's Picturesque
....MELODRAMA....
A Record Breaking Play
Contractors and
Movers of
Human Hearts...
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FORSALE
For Sale: A bargain in a 75ft
residence lot in Hampton Addition.
Jonas Cook Real Estate.
Household Goods
and Heavy Machines
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For Sale A six hole, nearly
new, steel Majestic range for less
than one half price. Apply at this
office.
For Sale 4 varieties choice
thoroughbred strawberry plants
from II. G. Kellog's Nurseries.
Will offer same tor sale during
next three weexa.
Mr. Yeatont
A small body of determined town
builders met at the Commercial
club rooms yesterday to plan l?rger
things for Chickasha. Chickasha
could do larger thingg if these
meetings were larger.
Talk about the fair, tell about
it. push it along.
Is paving in "statu qua"?
OUR MOTTO:
Is to give just what the
doctor oiders. Our pre
scription case is complete
with pure chemicals and
competent pharmacists to
dispense. We have also a
complete line of wall paper
in latest designs household
paints, floor finishes, etc. We have j
qualified men with us, liuri &
Morris, who will be glad to figure
with you on your papering & paint.
BR ANNAN'S DRX'G STORE.
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BAR.
Gold Drinks
W. A. HOPKINS
will move to a new
location soon.os
Bell & Holloway.
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Reck Island Shaving Parlors
Coapr.al Air Mg.
Baths In Connection. Best Shine
on Earth.
H-riv Paiheiic Dr.v.ra of Red Ifc Am-.t. tr-e
Atr;nas H:tN. A magnificently staged and romp i-te
. r...in, i-mniwnv aivve tbe average-
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Li SEATo ON SALE, MONDAY
VoiV'-rsilly
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LADIES
FREE...
3rd St
Chickasha I T.
Non -
....Intoxicating
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I ..DRINKS AND.. 5
CIGARS
No. I23t Corner of ;
Chickasha Avenue
and Second Street..
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Corner Second and
Chickasha ACenue
FRANK ROSENQUEST....
Meats, Fresh
and Salt
Corner Fourth and Chickaiha Arenue
U HarnM Buxton. H. Colter odd.
M. D. A. B. M. D.
Drs. Buxton &. Todd
SPECIALISTS
F.YE, EAR. NOSE & THROAT
OKLAHOMA CITY. O. T,
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MISS' WILLA RHONE
TEACHER OF
Piano and Voice . . , .
..STUDIO CHRISTIAN CHURCH..
PHONE NUMBER 4
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AT ALL SESSIONSGEN
TLEMEN ADMITTED FPEE
IF ACCOMPANIED BY A
LADY. BAND MUSIC EV
ERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.,
CHICKASHA
R!NK COMPANY
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DR. T. C. HAECKER,
PHYSICIAN EL SURGEON
Oflj Fir Suurway wtt of Citin National
Bank. Houra-10 toJ2 a. m and 1 to 4 p. m.
Bnuc,. I Rmidenea Eidmc
PHONES. )0ftw J70l902Soutnth8t.
E. S. BURNEY
Real Estate
FOR SALE 100 area, mod titte, S rears
laaae on 2&Gacra valley land, good improvements
even miUs from town.
210 acrea aroooth upland, well improved, rood
title, $40 per acre, 4 miles from town.
60 mcrwm in cultivation, no improvement, rood
title, a. ilea from town.
100 acres rood title, 3 years leane on 250 acres
alley land, good improvement, ail for $3500.00,
seven miles from town.
150 acres surplus, i years lease on 200 acres
homestead, rood terms, a banratn if taken to
gether. Ail valley land, two and one-half miles
from Ninnek7h, L T.
Z10 acres smooth optand, well improved, rood
title, $40 per acre, 6 miles from town.
60 acres, no improvd merits. 40 acres in culti
vation, $o2 50 per acre, 6 miles from town.
70 acres bottom land on railroad (29 per acre
For Further information.
See Me
E. S. BURNEY
J.L. HfiSOfJ
and Company
Buy mi Sell Second
Hand Gcods
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(THE NEW LUMBER YARD)
R, ...F. .BROWN...UIMBER...COHPAMY
We Carry a Full Line of Building
Material
CORNER OF SIXTH STREET AND KANSAS WENUE.
A
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KliAM
IN TOWN
WHO IS HE?
Whv hui nunc is DifxH.
He bouitht out Horrr nd hu junt
pitted a Urre order for Candies, both
show emse and box food.
He lo will aerve yaa wuh ojrtr in
any style yoa wuh.
Say. why don't you -o thre?
You can et a cup of rood eotf ee am!
very aoon you will iret firwt elata Initi.
candie. cake of all kinds and a food
loaf of bread.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. A trial
ALL WE ASK!!
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Made from the Best Pure
Cream. Phone your or
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THE CRYSTAL ICE
COMPANY.
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P. G. SPINNING
We Don't Know What Your Business is
But Ours is
LUMBER
Our Stock is Complete. Our Lumber it the Best. Our
prices are right and you'll be pleased
witi toe treatment you'll get from the
Armstrong Spinning Lumber Co.,
Shingles, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Cement, Etc.
FIFTH and KANSAS PHONE 162
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