The Chickasha daily express., April 09, 1912, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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The Only Modern Machinery
Equipped Garage in
Grady County
1 Capable of taking care of all kinds of work.
torcycle. All wu guaranteed. Phono 908
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I Boone & Eickerts Garage
209-211 South Fourth St.
A yA KlintrSc Flat Inn n a positive
turn' my- a 1 ix iry that ?.hvch money. It
rft.ake.i iron in;; a cool, pea.r-V pastime, corn
pared with ti.e old fashioned way,
letter yet, it red ic.c Vim cost. It more
than paya for th: electricity used, by hmcw
u.z the wear ar.d tear on clothes by doinj?
the work in a third Jess time-by avoiding
acorche:! and m;jdge3.
The G. K. Iron is guaranteed for five
"par, which means it wiil last practically a
life time.
Ghickasha Lihff, Heat & Power Co.
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f F'.!lo;aj a.- four (lartrniflt ruio name ber haibacd tore.
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I "A toman obiaioinst a '!:vw nJ.aU f.leariy t.iat St n tf.tr-.y that wi"y
r.ot h'- f-.h'Vl'-A to hav hr maifen j in (;fi!!ra! ihouid kay whether a wo-;r.in-;f
r'-.-oro'S, t'it a wor.an who oV j tran hal b-ti xt.axTA that h( roaiie
e1 a M.-. r.! -a ;tfomi-
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hin-' that rich su not her catce.
He aj ai.o toil by efra; a.icia!
I!'.ra that the f'ivorrte a hi?hiy
lcJ:i!t'i ! ariyor. calKd her by tb
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i r.o'he-aoo.1 Mother's Friend In to!!
i it ;.? it3T, V: for c:r frsi
; took for txpectar.t mothers.
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Banking your money regularly not only means that you
pet intereat'at the end of the year on each dollar you depos
it; but it also ir.ean3 that jou are prepared for sickness or
calamity; that you can buy a home; that you can educate
your children; that you can have a business of your own
in means INDEPENDENCE.
Let OUR Bank be YOUR Bank.
We pay 4 per cent interest on the money you put in our
bank and compound the interest every six months.
The Oklahoma National Bank
Chicka3ha, Oklahoma
a. a,
f';e from hw ';-. r, fu j tbi ruling, an.i ia the next eate pre-
: hari'l rr t.ave r-r .f'l
: it me of h;. farmer belime
ber he j seoted to h i r.i
a 'i. vorr.ee 01
e o divorce from her wm bubanij a.k-1
'rf jer ro have h'r ftarne rector''! to that
"Tbe mo'hei- ia the na.tjral ci.-.to- j .f her firm hiish&ri'i, and her requt
o of the children, and un!e tir-1 a granted.
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MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 12
KOZV THEATRE.
.N O I h (.'on.'n'ncir. g tod.iy the:
Kory runs onty high clan picture, j
Our pictures come direct froro the ;
Emprex theater, in Oklahoma City. !
Come aad see the difference between
junk and fim r:la. phot? jdayi.
3 SEW RKKLS li
Comjilete change of program. !
ADMISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS.
ED
CORN
The foiiowicg iroctomaiion .which lai a s'ate honor tito,-e true workers of
ha been imiied by Oov. Cruce, waa f'0'-- Though they a.npire not to fame;
ri;ten by hi nlxteei.-ynar-fdd daugh- t,10ub tilfty u" ('iJuiar 4-',iai",c
yet Ih their worth recognized and ad-
tec;
mi tied by a.i whs ar capauie cf a
To pay tnhute to the patient, lov-! l)r.(:iat.ill3 tru.h and excellence .
ing motficr, now departed from our Wherefore, f, Lee Cruce, governor
m'h'. and to h-.nor and reverence (tlf th(. mu, of ok.ahoma. do hereby
!:iO : I'll KUn UH, io International
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, Honor Uny" ha been delnated by
j 'lie ci'lvj!i,':d nations of the earth.
The we..t.e lieanuie that life con
jt.ijns in yo'ir mother, who, dwelling
! here on earth Is more a part of
i heaven, but. whether with you or
(above with the angeltt, nhe n your
! mother mill. Your mother's love is
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eternal, living on when youth liaa
faded, when other love ha withered
and been forgotten, and when the
leaven of frlendKhlp have fallen.
Nothing that we can ever do enn
remove the debt of gratitude we owe
our U;othein; nothing can repay them
foi their patience, purity and loving
(are; but on thin day iledieated t')
them, we can In a Htnall yet sincere
ay oiiK our I iioiihl I'uiin:.-. of and
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i Ul illit'.ole to theiil,
j '"J o whom It U given
i 1 o Maiden Hie 4-iti lii e!i i o..i;i of
j heaven."
j It ia fSttliiK that we im a nation and
proclaim Sunday, the twelfth day of
May, nineteen hundred arid twelve, an
"Mother' I'ay,'' and rciuet that each
citizen of Oklahoma whether old or
young, rich or poor, happy or sorrow
laden, remember her whose love paKt
eth human titidcrstandii.Kf and ee
metnhering, manifest to the world your
love and gratitude by wearing a white
carnation In honor of the dearest of
all rnMhera, and wearing it, think of
her and love her.
In Testimony Whereof, ( have here
unto set my hand ami the great heal
of the Mate of Oklahoma to he here
unto affixed at my office In the city
of Oklahoma City, Mate of Oklahoma,
ihU tins uth day of April, nineteen
hundred and twelve.
I.KK CIM'C'K,
Coventor of the Slate of
Oklahoma,
I'.y the Coverrtor:
1 5 K N.J AM IN K. KAHHIH'lN.
Secretary of Kiate.
RAILROAD TIME CARD
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FIELD and GARDEN SEED
Home grown Seed Corn raised in Caddo
County last year (1911)
J. A . BILL ON
CHICKASHA
PHONE G06.
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MONEY FOR
ROADS, NOT
WAR
Liiacli Lmmtcr Open Day and Night
Modern in Evert) W ay
ChIm !. h. beat pfople of Chick an ha and (Jrady
f'li'inly, A homo with h'lc convetiH-nrcH,
MIDWAY MOTH. CO Tho Hr ef
I k l Aiiflrovv;-.. M;rr. nf Mr.nk rC
Try a Throe Lino Want Ad
Three Times for 25 Cenls
Washington, I). (.'., April !t. As war
In glviiif; away to peace. Just no ure
new and coi-.tly hatth"hlps and en
larged hi mainenl giving away to good
roadn and Improved rivers mid har
bors. Tit i k Is an era cf peace and the
liatioiiB of the world are coining more
I ami more to understand that appro
prbitloiift fnp Internal improvements
nr of mom profit than preparations
t pir wiir find with that eml In view
Cc;;'tr'"",rt!"n P"n,t Kerrt- of )kln.
hnma In leading the vangtmrd of the
new thought In the I'nited Ktates.
I That the tnUloti whlii moveuieiit for
the Improvement of the public Kiailx
Involve a large undertaking Ik Indi
cated by a report just made public by
tin am icuHural department in which
Secretary of Agriculture Wllmm shown
Hint. .Mill, (inn mile of road IIIUM be Im
proved berute the public road KyHlvin
can he rounldered really cfticlent.
II, Ih only lii recent years that tho
ninvi, n.ctit lor better road Iih.i gained
force. The coiiMerjiimM (.s (,f delay are
!inn hi the fa t that there are now
but IX'.ITli tne of linpruved ro.-idK in
IIiIh (ountiy, Thene in pr ii roaiU
cmihliiute S.ih; per rent of tho total
mileage of a'l public roads Improved
end unimproved. It U floured that
tlu percentage will have to be Incii-as-ed
to twenty-two before traffic can be
mo.ed throughout the country with
the minimum of wear and tear on
homes, wagons and automobileK.
The French system of roads, long
considered the best In the world, was
bonded by Napoleon III for $(i,0'm,uMt,
and alrm $CI2,77."i,mn already has
been spent on that system. In this
country, owing to the great distances,
It Is probable that close to $ l!,0m,h!in -Out)
will have to be spent before a
proper toad K.VHlem In developed.
Vht! Ho nnotitnt rwmarv to per
feet H great road system appears fa bil
iously large, it (loen not ppin k large
when It. Is divided among the various
states and spread over a period of five,
ten or fifteen years. When it Is con
sidered that. New Yoik si.il e has bond
ed I'self for ?..!(!, into. 0no and that $.',
(MMi.omi a year Is now being expended
by that slate It. will lie seen that a if
nation wide system might soon be pcr-'f
. i i
iccieu, weie all states to pr grc-s as
rapidly.
FRISCO RAILROAD.
East Bound.
if) Eastern Express g:37 a tn.
10 .St. Louis & Kan. City 'l.',:, p tn.
414 Governor 8 ,i) p. m.
West Bound.
413 Governor 9:18 a. m.
9 Quanah Passenger 12: .".j p. in.
407 Cawton Express 7:50 p.m.
OKLAHOMA CENTRAL,
Arrive Depart.
6:00 p. in. 7:0o a. m.
7:20 p. tn. 11:00 a.m.
ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY.
Northbound.
Arrive Depart.
No. 12 3:10 a. in.
No. 21 2:00 p. m. 2:23 p m.
No. 22 7:17 p. in.
Southbound,
Arrive Depart.
No. 1 1 12:2." a. m. .12:30 a.m.
No. .22 2:15 p. m. 2:10 p. rn.
No. 31 8; 02 a. la.
El Reno, Chickasha & Man-jum.
Westbound.
Arrive Depart.
No. 7n:i 9:10 a. m. 9:2 a. in.
No. 711 3:2i p. m. 3.3j p. in.
Eattbound.
Arrive. Depart.
No, 712 10:43 a. m, 11:00 a. tn.
No. 710 .": 10 p. m. 5.13 p.m.
Pauls Valley Branch.
Arrive. Depart.
No. 7!'0 - 9:33 a. in.
I No. 713 1:10 p. tn.
No. 714 -2:43 p. in.
No. 7S9 6:40 p. m.
Wttac'ragEije
B.P.Smith, President. Wnt, Inman, Vice-Prea
W. W. Home, Vicc-Pres.
Ed F. Johns. Cashier.
The Citizens National Bank
CHICKASHA, OKLA.
Capital $75,000
Surplus and Profits 45.000
Your BusineM Sol'cited
DIRECTORS: 13. P. Smith, Wm. Inman. V.'. 'V. Home.
J. P. Sharp, J. F. Driggerg, J. C. Drivers. Ed F. Johns
yfa ount cf men hunt, corporation ami inr1ivirlu.il tnlkiici. Hi cry c ear
fcK citenScd cnnitcnt iih contcrmtirt banking.
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FIHpnnrPiiTwY
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You will look a g")d while before
you find a be'ter medicine for coughs
and colds thai Chamberlain', Courjn
I'emcdy. It D-rt only gives relief It
erne.1-:. Try it when yoti have a (out;ii
or cold, and you are crtain 1 bp
pleaned wltli tin? prompt cure which it
will eifect. Kohl by all dealers, diw
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Brlnj tome clean white rags to the
Express offlcj it once. Highest cash
price paid. dtf.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
l'r. D. E. TUiUt'r,l.'hlropra:tor, is
locating In Chh ka:tha, with offices (.
20 1'a CTilckaha avenue, Iloom U. Dr.
Turner is a giaduaio of the Carver-'
)enny Chlropractlr inllege cf Okla-; I
homa ( ity, and Is a brother of D. Effle
Turner of Uwton. Chlroprnctlp mcciIh
no explanation (,r recoinnicinhttlon, as
Under New Management j
The Sneakell
Cafe-
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It Is well known here.
The Cleanest and Best
Place in Town for
Good Things to Eat
MEALS .... 2oc
Roy Largent, Prop.
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Geiiaiiilv in Money
lis what wo are all looking for. Hasadol
! lar its full value today? YES, if it is
properly PROTECTED.
We pay 4 per cent interest on time drpn;-iit3.
We don't give you a promise, but Rive you tho very best
aucuiiiy iii.ii, uuiiking: can aiioru.
START TODAY. Don't put it off until tomorrow.
Depoaita in our bank are protected by the Guaranty Fund of
Oklahoma.
Hi
120 Chirkfiihri Ave.
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4--Stf ' -,
he Fanners State Bank
CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA.
li. F. COURTNEY, President. R. W. POWER, Cashier
i). U. ESSER, A?3t Cashier.