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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS, CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1919
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WHY GROPE IN THE DARK?
Come in and let ns show you our new line of
Daylo Ever Ready Flash L ights
Ave liuve them
Fur the Automobile , &t
For the home use '
For the office j
in fact for every pin-pone. "Where you need an instant
Ever Heady Litfht.
iFEATURE HOUSE
Palace Pharmacy
"JUST RIGHT."
PHONE 7. 2V Green Trading Stamps
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IT BEATS . . . AS IT SWKKP8 AS IT rf.F.ANS
"What Every Woman Wants"
A HOOVER
Try it and be convinced for "only" The
Hoover is pronounced 98 1-2 per cent
efficient.
CHICK ASHASGAS &' ELECTRIC CO.
Phone 100.
422 Chickasha ve.
Mini jjiiiiilnifiiwft J
tea Estate
Farms
800 aero ranch, well improved,
over half fine bottom land in
cultivation; balance grass ami
upland; for quick sale, only
$50 per acre.
CTO-acre ranch, with fair im
provement of which 200 acres
is fine bottom land in cultiva
tion; balance grass. This will
move at $40 per acre.
We have farms, all sizes and
prices; can inalie terms to
suit; see us.
210-acre farm only three
miles north of ChlekuHha; good
Improvements; most all bot
tom at $75 per acre.
200 acre fine Hitler creek bot
tom farm, well improved at
$05 per acre.
When you are ready for a
farm be sure and siee us. We
have the goods.
liar gains
Homes
Would you buy one of the
finest homes in Chickasha at a
bargain. We have it; ask us
about it.
Seven-room modern bunga
low, close In on South Sixth
street, $4,500.
Six-room modern house, close
in on Colorado, only $3,500.
We have lots of good resi
dences for sale in most any
part if town.
Six-room, modern house with
cistern, priced for quick sale,
$.1,250.
Here's a snap; a new three
room house on a beautiful lot;
big shade trees in best part of
town, only, $1,150.
When you want to buy cily
property see us. We have lots
of real bargains.
Hest rates and quick service
on farm and city loans. Phone
No. U.
REAL ESTATE
AND LOANS
UNTED
' REALTY COMPANY IB
0GCICE OYER
THE EAGLE
FL.OR DE
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The Ciqar Supreme
At the price flor de MELBA. is better, bigger
and more pleasing than any mild Havana cigar
f uour dealer ant supply you. writt uj If
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SELECTOS SI2E lJ. Straight
OTHLB SIZES DIFFERENT PRICES
Ask vour deaier
or your favor itt aiza
FREEZING VEATHER
Makes vour motor sputter and the only way to stop it is,
PURE WHITE. GASOLINE,
Measured accurate and visible. Yes you see every drop that
cues into your engine.
"THERE'S A REASON"
Ajax Tires, Tubes, Accesories
You needn't soil your hands.
THE NESBITT
Chickasha Avenue at Sixth.
UGG
THEATRE VV
TONIGHT
ft - $n
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AURORA
MARDIGANIAN
This girl is the Armenian beauty
who escaped to America after two
years of unspeakable adventures In
the hands of the Kurdish raiders,
slave markets and Turkish harems.
Although the newspapers have given
her story pages of space, the National
committee chose the screen as the
most vivid medium of bring home to
the American people what their
Christian sisters endured in ravished
Armenia. The resultant screen epie
has been truly called
AUCTION OF SOULS
From the book "Ravished Armenia."
which is Aurora Mardiganian's own
story substantiated by facts from of
ficial reports of Viscount Bryce, the
British investigator, Henry Morgen
thau, the American ambassador and
the American board of foreign mis
sions. This wonderful photoproduetion
wiU be shown twice daily.
Matinee at 2:15
Prices
15 and 35c General Admission
Night, 7:45
Maint Floor, 50c; all seats reserved.
Balcony ' 15c and 35c
Gallery - 10c and 15c
Get your seats reserved at Brown-
son's drug store.
CHICAGO TAKES SEVENTH
OF SERIES
(Continued from page one.)
to second and Rath fumbled. All
hands were safe aud the bases full.
Felsch hit a single to center, Collins
and Weaver scoring. Jackson went
to second. Sallee was pulled from
the box and Fisher sent In as relief.
Gandil grounded to pitcher and was
out, Fisher to DaubeiL Uoth men
en bases advanced. Risberg struck
out. Two hits, two runs, two errors,
Reds: Kopf flied to right for the
first out. Neale waited and drew
three balls. Two strikes were slip
ped by him and on the last one he
singled. Wingo walked. Fisher was
t,ent to the plate, but withdrawn and
Reuther sent in to hit. Reuther
fouled to third and was out. Rath
grounded to Kopf and was out at
first. One hit, no runs, no errors.
Sixth InnlnB
Sox: Luque was sent to the box
instead of Reuther who had batted
for Fisher. Schalk fled to lefCfd
for an out. Cicotle struck -tjutt" J.
Collins fattened his batting average
with a double to center, making his
third hit of the game. Ed Collins
was Luque's first victim, via strike
out route. - Wingo dropped the ball
and had to throw it to first. One
hit, no runs, no errors.
Reds: Daubert struck out. Groh
doubled to left field. The wallop was
a near home run. It went into the
crowSan(l the ground rules alone
prevented a homer. Rousch ground
ed to second and was out at first.
Duncan singled to center andGroh
scored. Kopf grounded to sceondand
and. was out at first. Two hits, one
run, no errors.
Seventh Inning
Sox: Weaver was a strikeout. Jack
sou grounded to second and was Out
at first. Felsch also fell a victim, to
the Cuban via the strike-out route.
No hits, no runs, no errors.
Reds: Neale went to the water
cooler after taking three healthy
swings. Wingo fouled off three and
then, waited Cicotte out for a pass.
Luque whiffed. Rath tore off a sin
gle to center, Wingo going to second.
One hit, no runs, no errors.
Eighth Inning
Six: Gandil flied to Kopf at short.
Risberg hit a high fly to Neale who
dropped the ball. Risberg tried to
make second but was thrown out by
Neale. Schalk grounded to short and
was thrown out at first. No hits, no
runs, one error.
Reds: Groh flied out to center
Rousch hit to pitcher and, was out
Cicotte to Gandil. Duncan grounded
out to short and was out at first. Nfl
hita, no runs, no errors.
Ninth Inning
Sox: Cicotte struck out. J. Collins
flied to center for the first out. Ed
Collins grounded to second -and was
out 'at first. No hits, no runs no er
rors.' '
Reds: Kopf popped oilt to second.
Neale flied to left field. : Wingo sin
gled through second; M,eGee was
sent in to pinch h-jt for Luque. He
came through .-jvithn single to right,
Wingo pulling up at'' second. Smith
was sent"in to run fo'r MeGee. Rath
worked Cicotte to the three-two
count, then flied to right field for
the third out. Two hits, no runs4 no
errors.
LOOK FOR THE WORD
MZY
ITSPEUS GOOD SHOW
TONIGHT
Special Attraction Today.
THE UNIVERSAL FILM CO.
Presents
If '
Marie Walcamp
IN I
"SPURS AND
SADDLES STORY"
Entitled
"TEMPEST CODY
' FLIRTS WITH
DEATH"
TWO REELS.
ThiB is not a "Serial" btf. a series
of 10 weekly Western dramas that
will be pleasing to our patrons. Marie
Walcamp is supported by a compe
tent cast of Universal players from
their Western studio.
Each Spur and Saddle story Is com
plete. '
"Roaring Lions on the
Midnight Express'
Two Reels
A Fox Sunshine comedy that will
make your sides shake with laughter.
Bring the children.
prices 15c, 10c and 5c
fi-u,iov Vptc. Morrison in The
More than seven tons of dust are "lul"'
carried by the tramping feet of New . Best Bad Man.
, . c,,minl FHdav James J. Corbett
Yorkers into tne suoway every iweu- ( ,
ty four hours. I In "The Midnight Man.
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A Shape That Sells On and On.
Certain models of ours sell on and on forever. Thin is
one. It's the good old rugged high-toe shape, ooinhining
special eonifort with' individual stylo. It provides un
usual toe room, makes the foot look shorter, and is es
pecially easy on socks. In short, it's foot-comfort, in full
at a very reasonable price. Any number of Walk-Over
lasts fit perfectly any number of feet.
IhMiL MAMA MLft Ul Ml gff.
H. E. MARKS
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Aluminum artificial combs for bee
hives have been invented that are
claimed to increase the productive
ness of the workers and lessen the
number of drones besides being sani
tary and Indestructible.
More than seven tons of dust
TIME TO PAINT
If yoa want the bett buy
LINCOLN PAINT,
BOLD BY
STEPHENSON-BROWNE LUMBER CO.
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STATEMENT
Of the ownership, management,
circulation, etc., required by the act
of congress of August 24, 1912, of the
Chickasha Daily Express, published
daily at Chickasha, Okla., for Oct.
1, 1919,
Editor, Geo. H. Evans, Chickasha,
Okla.
Managing Editor, J. Edwin Pool.
Chickasha. Okla.
Business Manager, Geo. II. Evans,
Chickasha, Okla.
Publisher, Geo. II. Evans, Chicka
sha, Okla. t
Owner: Geo. H. Evans. ;
Known bondholders,"''- mortgagees;
and other security holders, holding i
per cent or more of total amount of
bonds, mortgages, or other securi
ties: Mergenthaler Linotype Co.,
New York.
Average number of copies of each
issue of this publication sold or dis
tributed, through the mails or other
wise, to paid subscribers during the
six months preceding the date shown
above. (This information is required
from daily newspapers only), 2.160.
GEO. II. EVANS,
Bubiness Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 7th dsy of October, 1919.
MARJORIE WATKINS.
(Seal) Notary Public
My commission expire September
s
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SHADES
ADJUSTABLE TO ANY POSH ION
FOR SALE .'5-feet Library Suite, dull rub
bed mahogany cane filling; upholstered in ve
lour, Queen Ann style; pillow set. Our price
$150.00; others ask more.
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FOR SALE
Gunn or Globe-Wernieke sec
tional oak or mahogany. O jk at
DON'T FORGET
ABOUT YOUR
HEATING STOVE
Get your Btove up In
time; might as well
now as later; it has to
go up.
FOR SALE.
Genuine Lea handbags; wal
rus and hog; 18 and 20 inch
luigs; price from $21.50 to $55.00
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GET A DETROIT
VAPOR STOVE
$44.00
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is the finest quality and best known
Hot Water Bag in America
"IT CAN'T LEAK"
because it is moulded entirely in
on piece
, GUARANTEED FOR TWO YEARS
but usually lasts much longer
This applies also to Fountain Syringes
and allother KANTLEEK goods.
Burns like gas; burns
19 hours on one gal
Ion oil.
The winter months coming on assures you that most of your
time i! going to be spent indoors. Let a l'athe Phonograph enter
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floor can be finished land made as
good as a new floor at one tenth
the cost of a new floor '
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and kt nie figure your work.
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