The Chickasha daily express., November 27, 1911, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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THE VANCE TAILORING CO.
Just a Step South of he Postoffice.
Voice Culture
Mrs. Annie D. McCIure will receive
pupils up to Dec. 1st at the reduced
rate of. $ 1 ".00 for sixteen lessons if
paid in advance, Monthly in ad
vance one dollar a lesson. Les Hian
a month, one dollar and a half a les
son. 714 South 5th St.
rhone 432. '
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NOTICE TO THE PUELIC.
As I have sold my Hillside farm
aud am leaving the country, I wish all j
that have accounts against, me to pre- '
s-jnt them. Also those that are ow- J
iag axe, please be kind euougb to i
cotne across with something that will
settle the debt. ! have some farming
tools' that I will trade Tor anything
Jroni a guinea up. Io not. even bar j
a fox hound for I am going to Eastern
Oklahoma. The stock barred. In tY;
deal are bird dogs, poodle dots and
their associates.
A. II. IIOLLOWEU.
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OUR
Is In Full Blast
Every day the Sale grows in popularity.
TIoun-j have tnr.eit fedvanlage cf the Low Prices.
ARE YOU ONE OF THEM?
FREE TURKEY
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jj low oar ciutom by
pxtrona2. We will give away a FREE
rUiiKEY with e.a Men's Suit or Overcoat, Ladies'
Suit cr Coat of .$10.00 or over.
No matter whether
yougoawayorstay
at home, you want
to be well dressed
Thanksgiving.
Your clothes are a
big part in enjoy
ing this GREAT
National Day. Let
us make you up a
suit in time for the
occasion, or put the
new looks in the
last winter's one.
SAVED CHILD FROM DEATH
"After pur child had suffered from
severe bronchial trouble for a year,'
wrote (1. T. Richardson, of Richard
son's Mills, Ala., "we feared It had
consumption. It had a bad cough all
the time. We tried many remedies
without avail, and doctor's medicine
seemed as useless. Finally we tried
Dr. King's New Discovery, and are
pleased to Bay that one bottle effect
ed a complete cure, and our chi'd is
again strong and healthy." For
coughs, colds, hoarseness, lagrippo,
asthma, croup and sore lungs, its the
most infallible remedy that's made.
Price 50c'and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by Brown & Co. d&w.
FOR RENT.
I no acre farm on the little Washi
ta 7 room house, tarn, orchard,
storm cave, no in cultivation. 10
acies alfalfa, hog fence all around
the farm ami '.Voss fenced. See S.
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thankir.s; you for your
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70 GFT RID OF
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a iLLUitJ i 1 JOi.i
If u e riSier with Rheumatism
tr.l d:;.i.e to get rid of it we must
. rils up t;:r minds to subject out
, s; T,!cr:s to the proper course of
: tiettnifvl for a while. The only
1 iccy to cure oneself of Rheumatism
fl is to remove the cause expel the
fi i irritating uric acid from the blood;
I j every t,!her method of treatment has
I I proved a failure. S. S. S. cures
Rheumatism because it is the greet"
1 1 est of ell blood purifiers. This
t j medicine goes down into the circu
lation, end expels every particle of
the sour, inflammatory uric acid
which is the one great cause of the
disease. The cure can be greatly
hastened with a Utile care end self
denial by the patient. In the first
place do not let anything interfere
to prevent your tahing S. S. S. reg
vlarly and according to directions
be guarded in your eating, because
an attack of indigestion will always
aggravate the symptoms of Rheu
matism. Do not expose yourself to
damp and inclement weather any
more than is necessary. When S.S.S.
lias liad time to rid the blood of
Hie uric acid; then these little restric
tions may be left off. This rimple
course has cured many thousands of
cases of Rheumatism. Book on
Rheumatism and any medical advice
free. S. S. S. is sold at dng stores.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ca
Strayed or Stolen
Saturday night, Nov. 25th, one bay
horse; l .". hands high, about 12
years old; branded I' on left should
er; right forefoot scared from wire
cut on inside just above hoof; shoe
of of lert hindt'oot. Will pay liber
al reward for return of horso to al2
Colorado avenue, Chickasha, Okla.
Geo. Dashncr. ll-273td-ltw.
(leorge P. Shetty who has been
working at the cotton oil mill has re
signed his position and made appli
cation this morning at the Chickasha
recruiting station to enlist as a coast
artilleryman in the United States
army.
New Heat Unit.
The line of gas for heating ns wU
bs lighting has made obsolete the old
unit the candle power, owing to the
fact that this unit rates merely tb.6
brightness of the flame, not the heat
ing power.
Devllle and more recent experi
menters discovered a remarkable pro
portion between the light and heat of
a mantle, and using this, makers are
rating burners according to the units
of heat given to them per unit of
time In standard calorics. Gas of 5,
200 calories efiidency a cubic meter
has been recommended as the stand
ard. The latest designs of burners for
heat and lighting require that the gas
have a fairly constant consumption,
since the maximum efficiency of the
burner is attained only 'when the rela
tive quantities of air and gas aro
closely regulated. Water gas may be
adud to pietiit excessive variation
la calorific value. America.
LOST Uetween 1. I. & C. and Fris
ci depot, late Sunday afternoon. La-
j dies iiiiall watch, gold caso, waitnam
works; monogram ' M. M. A. in
large script, black gro-graln silk fob.
Liberal reward on return to J. Alex
Moore, at I I. & C. college.
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FROM $5.00 TO
fTcnnma I M) Muil.il .-MtlUai-c .
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L!jfc..,all 0 QuaIity
h'c gu t Green Trading Stump,
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s ca Letters
relogram by Vr.iicd Press.
Denver, Nov. 27. That the acquit
ta' or conviction of Mrs. Patterson
depends on a packet of letters writ
ten by her husband, now in the possession-
of the defense is the state
ment Tnado . toduy by persons close
to the defense counsel. -
According to the defense, Patterson,
In these letter admitted all the charg
es of cruelty and perversion which
his wife has made upon the sJtand.
Hilton will introduce these, if tho
slate's expected objection is not sus
ta.ned. '
District Attorney Elliott, formerly
a friend of the woman, was a feature
of this morning's testimony. H tes
tified that, Patterson struck and'
choked his wife.
THANKSGIVING SERVICE AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Woman's Missionary Society
had charge of the services at tha
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
and an especially good program was
rendered. J. A. Jullen gave a talk
on the "First Thanksgiving" and E.
W. Power gave a talk on "The Things
in the Vnitmi States that Peoplo
have to bo Thankful for." it was a
prais,- service and the choir rendered
special music.. Mrs, D. M. Johnson,
president of the society had charge
of the program. A special collection
was taken for the Homo Mission
work of the denomination.
NATURE TEACHES THE RABBIT
Instinct Alone, Not Thslr Parents,
Tells Them How and What
to Eat.
In popular "nature literature" It Is
Often stated that wild animals "go to
school;" that the wood mothers teach
their young both manners and morals
that lead to the saving of their lives
by grace of their legs. A writer, how
ever, win has had a pair of raobits
under constant observation, having
taken them from their mother when
they were but' to day old, declares that
nature, In the guise of Instinct, was
the od!" teacher they had or needed.
The' babr rabbits got along excel
lently. They soon began to crawl wab
bllngly out of (heir nest and nibble at
oats and to chew up whole blades of
tender grass. '
Of several things I am positive. They
never saw their mother "freeze," nor
wash her face, nor sit up on her hind
legs; nor could they have learned
from her what is good to eat and
what is poisonous.
As soon as'fhey were strong enough
to balance themselves, I saw them
often fitting erect and snuffing the
'ilr. About the same time they were
observed busily to wash their faces
with their fore paws. Some tried to
do it and fell over, unable to balance
themselves. No experience was re
quired for them to practice the art of
washing.
I tried to feed the rabbits with com
mon vegptabln poison. Ry giving them
a very small handful of grass with
several sprigs of nightshade Inter
mixed, I was able to note their pref
erences. This experience was often
repeated. In no case did I see them
eat any nightshade. Evidently they
possessed protective instincts which
guarded them without a mother's
teaching Country Life In America.
Shaping the Pony.
The formation of breeds of ponies
in different parts of the world is one
of the most Interesting things In con
nection with horses, for, unlike the
diminutive breeds In other kinds of
domestic creatures as bantams.
I among fowls, er the smaller varieties
among dogs which have been bred
i dewn below the normal she by the
skill of man, the diminution which
has resulted In any of the breeds of
really Bmall ponies has been wholly
j the work of nature. The horse only
j attained the size that we are seeus
! tomed to consider as normal In the
temperate zone and if taken to a very
cold or very hot country he will In
evitably deterlorsto In H does
not deteriorate, however, in other re
spects; Indeed, the pony of whatever
type is much more thoroughly a
horR, as regards the highest equine
qunlltles and characteristics, than
horses like those of the draft breeds,
which greatly exceed in nl?.e the nor
mal and origins.! type. Outing Mag
azine. Th Obvious Reply,
"Pa," inquired William, "what is
burlesque?"
"A burlesque, son," replied the fath
er, "is a take-off."
"Take off what?"'
"Henry," interrupted the mother,
who had been liatonlng to the. conver
sation, "if you are going to answer
that question I will leave the room."
Judge.
Diverse Causes.
"Many a man becomes a cynic be
cause he wag disappointed In love." ;
"Ves," replied Mis Cayenne, "and
many others, eventually become vjr
ales becauss 'they were not."
Something to Give
Thanks For
For having seen us in time, and
having your eyes attended to.
Don't neglect your eye sight. It is
very important. The linger you put
off attending to your eyes, the worss
they will get. We examine ' eyes
thoroughly, carefully and scientifical
ly and if glasses are needed pre
scribe them under guarantee, and at
a moderate cost.
Carr's Optical Parlor
423 Chickasha Ave.
Geo. ((. Poiin
Phone 156
Fresh Pineapples
IOc each
Fresh Concord
Grapes 25c
Fine large Grape
Fruit IOc each
Fine Calif. Package
Figs IOc per pkg.
Choice Red Tokay Grapes
4 lbs. 25c
New California Oranges
perdoz., 35c
Fresh Lot Yellow Yam
Sweet Potatoes
Red Colorado Eating
Apples
The Best Medicine
on Earth is the Ear
ly Morning Bicycle
Ride : : : :
You do not have to own
an automobile or a riding
horse to get the benefit of
I this fine Oklahoma weather.
I An Ivers-Johnson ii
I Bicycle S
H will take you where ever ai
you want to go - the up-
m keep amounts to pracLically m
M nothinK, you get the exer- 1
I cise not obtainable any oth- J
I erway, (Jome in and let us
show you now easy it is to aj
a own one.
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1 Nichols Bros.
Bicycle Shop
Cochran Building, Corner
Third and Choctaw.
CHAS. BLY
High Class
Painting & Decorating
Phnn 1 31
Bring some clean white r;;i to
Express offibt t OliOC, Il'i'.Cii C:h
price piid. dtf.
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OLDEST,
Long experience
I ii Out ill
I THESE days when much cie
I & pends upon appearances,
1 the selection of
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will be correct. We feature
Stein-BIoch Smart Clothes
and the Frat College Togs
Priced at $12.50 to $25.00
Boy's Suits $3.50 to $8.00
because we know them
to be good clothes.
Shirts, Hats, Underwear
B. P. Smith, President
W. W. Home, Vice-Pres.
The Citizens National Bank
CHICKASHA, OKLA.
Capital .... $75,000
Surplus and Profits 45.000
Your Business Solicited
DIRECTORS:-B. P. Smith, Wra. Inman, W. W. Horne.
J. P. Sharp, J. F. Driggera, J. C. Driggers, Ed F. Johns
Clccountt of merchant, corporations and individual tolicited. Every cour
tesy extended conahttnt with contervntive banking.
GOOD LIGHTING IS THE
CHEAPEST AND MOST EF
FECTIVE WAY TO MAKE
YOUR STORE O R YOUR
HOME ATTRACTIVE.
Gkickisha Light.
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is a guarantee that your business. will
fcc properly handled.
unce to every
man. Usually'
your own iudg- J
; 5 rnent will go far, .
out connaence in
thestoreyoudeal
with goes even !'
- 5 further. Don't .
of your clothes -j
be a source ot
worry to you:
come here, let us
showyou just the
garments for you
Take our assur
ance that they
Wm. Inman, Vice-Pres.
Ed F. Johns, Cashier.
Ha t & Power Co,
a Ave. Phons 100.
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