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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS, CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1920.
Ckickasha Daily Express
(!EO. II. EVANS
J- EDWIN POOL
.Publisher and Business Manager
Managing Editor
OFFICIAL PAPER OF GRADY COUNTY
Kntered at the Postofflce at Chlckasha, Oklahoma, as eoonl claa
mall matter
CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1920,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES ,
One yr. delivered by carrier $6.00
Six montht " " " $3.00
Three montht " " " $1.50
One month .60
One year by mall $4.00
Six month by mall 2.00
Three montht by mall . 100
Single copy ................... Bo
Any erroneout reflection! on
;the character of any perto".,
firm or corporation and an
misstatement which may ap
pear In the columns of the
Express will be gladly cor
rected upon Its being brought
to the attention of the
management.
Gives All The Local Newt( WO News By U. P. Wire Daily.
Business Skies Brighten
That the readjustment of business is proceeding in an orderly
manner, with a number of signs indicating that the peak of the de
presHou has passed, is the opinion expressed by two of the best
authorities on commercial matters in the country. In their reviews
of trade and industrial conditions at the close of last week, Theodore
11. Price, recognized as an expert in financial matters, and "Walter
H. P.rown, editor of the New York Commercial, both caught glimpses
of blue and saw some bright rays peeping through the heavy clouds
which have obscured Ihe sun in the business skies.
Sir. Price commented on the situation a follows: ;
After referring to developments in the stock market, which
gave evidence that "Wall Street is takig hear," Mr. Brown put
aside the panic bugaboo, reasoning as follows:
"In analyzing the present business depression the
tendency is to confuse cause with effect, or rather ta be ,
appalled by the effects without considering causes. If
one fact is borne steadily in mind, the present situation
will not be considered as a general forerunner of general
disaster. That is that the deflation now under way . is
something that was earnestly hoped for a few months ago.
Last spring and early summer there was a great deal of
talk of panic based on the belief that the inflation could
not last and that there would have to be a day of reckon
ing sooner or later unless deflation set in. Now that this
deflation has come about and is proceeding in orderly fash
ion there should be no more talk of panic, for it is hardly
logical to predicate a panic upon both inflation and de- .
flat ion."
"The storm is subsiding, the weather is clearing and it
is possible for us to get our hearings and estimate the
damage it has done. The ship of business has not foun
dered nor gone ashore and while some of her crew may
have been seriously injured the fatalities have been few
and those who have been hurt are being nursed back to
health again by financial specialists of great reputation.
Some surgery and amputation has been necessary, but it i '
surprising that the gale A id so little harm and with favor-. .
ing breezes we should soon be on our course again.
'"The mercury in the financial barometer is rising,
for at 44.1 per cent the reserve ratio of the Federal Re
serve Hanks was higher last week than it has been for
many months and there is every reason to expect a still
higher figure soon. Call money has loaned as low' as 4V- ,
per cent, the ruling rate has been 6 per cent and time
loans on collateral are offered at V per eeiit.
An Appeal for Starving Children
In Europe millions of children are on the verge of starviti' n.
They are stretching out their bony hands pleading for help, Jor
food, for clothes from this heaven-blessed land of ours. Though
there has come a sudden sharp shock to our business interests (t m
porarily, Ave believe,) yet, broadly speaking, as compared with ev
ery other country in the world, there is still abounding prosperity
here. We have enough to eat and more. AVe have much to spare
of accumulated wealth and of food that has been given us in such
vast abundance this year through wonderful weather conditions
food with which to feed ourselves and help care-for others. In
much of Europe millions are slowly starving unto death, and will
die, unless America comes to the rescue, giving freely of the
bounteous blessings which have been vouchsafed to us, says the
Manufacturers Record.
Unto whom much has been given of him shall much be re
quired. America has been blessed with resources and wealth beyond
anything known elsewhere. "We have one-third of the accumulated
wealth of the world; with o' per cent of the world's , population,
we have nearly one-half of the world's railroad mileage and more
than one-half of the world's coal and steel output. ,
There is poverty here, of course, and will be for all time to
come, but no such appalling poverty has been known in this
country as in sections of Europe, where starvation and freezing
must be the portion of millions unless we save them.
Every heart in this country should be touched by the r.ppeal
which is being made by Mr. Herbert Hoover through the Literary
Digest and which that publication is pressing powerfully upon the
conscience of American people.
Every ten dollars contributed to the cause means the saving
of one child's life during the coming winter.
How many of the suffering children of those of whom it
was said by. the One who spake as never man spake, "Of such
is the Kingdom of Heaven" will you save? ,
"Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these,
my brethren, ye have done it unto me. '
"Inasmuch, as ye did it not to one of the least of these, ye
did it not to me."
The campaign which the Literary Digest is conducting should
appeal to every American citizen. Make your check payable to
"The Literary XMgest Child-Feeding Fund" and mail ut to ' The
Literary Digest, i3f)4-360 Fourth Avenue, New York.
PIMPLES DISAPPEAR
BLACKHEADS AND BLOTCHES-are re
moved when DRY ZENSAL la used. Pleas
ant as a face cream. Applied at night It
works while you sleep. We have thousands
of testimonials. For oily, sallow, rough,
red skins It has no equal. ,K wonderful,
harmless face b'.cach. B mire to ask for
Dry Zrnral. All live druKSlsts soil It.
THE ZENSAL CO. OF OKLAHOMA CITY
Nela Darling, President.
Zensal Scld By
"
EXPRESS PACKAGETTE3
Let me both diligently work
And duly pray;
Let me be kind In word and dood,
Just for today. n."
Selected.
.
The main thing for 'V. woman to
bear in mind In picking a Chnt:t.nas
present for hof-isJiumUawfe" te,felfeet
something she needs", and' reull? j
wants. itii'. ' j
In most cases It. suits mere man.
best for Banta Claus to send him a
piece of brlc-a-brac . or . some useful
article for the kitchen.
Still, we doubt whether the
League of Nations has many more
troubles than the Western association.
One way to court a scrap la to
make a practice of carrying a chip
on your shoulder. Somebody is al
most sure to accopt the Invitation to
knock It off.
A Chlckasha man who Is afi'licted
with a corn is undecided whether
to have Ilia toe chopped off or hig;
teeth jyJljJ d. !
If'wlfi'ad known what a commo
tion It was to cause, probably we
wouldn't have been quite so anxious
for old H. C. L. to take a tumble. .
Si Simp says he notices that his
watch always gains Mine when it
runs too fast.
As a matter of fact, the 'best doc
tor in the world can do very little
toward relieving an ingrowing dis
position. One reason why John D. Rock
feller is so rich that he couldn't
spend all his money in a million
years is because he doesn't buy all
the accessories for his car, that are
advertised in the magazines. '
With the calendar cleared of burn
ing political problems the Sit-and-Argue
club is now grinding busily on
some of the deep mysteries of reli
gion.
other's brains out, and I Jumped la
between thorn."
The family had listened with rnpt
attention, and as he paused In his
narrative the young heir, whoso re
spect, for his father's bravery Is rm
meaBurablo, proudly remarked:
"He couldn't knock any brains out
of you, could he, father."
Good Hunting.
A young Swede appeared at tlia
county Judge's office und asked for
a license.
' "What kind of a license?" asked
the Judge. "A hunting license?"
, "No," was the answor. "Aye tank
Aye bane hunting long enough. Aye
want marriage licen.se." Every
body's "Magazine.
If It is a Bilious Attack.
o
Take three of Chamberlain's Tab
lets and a quick necovery Is certain
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fQUNTIN?"' BOTTLED
BE
WI
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
We absolutely stop leaks in any
roof,, shinples, tin or paper.
M. L. SMITH , Phone 1341.
,
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
Father Was Safe.
"Two men got into a fight in
ront of the bank today," said a
man at the family tea table, "and
I tell you 'it looked pretty 'bad for
one of them. The bigger one seized
a huge stick and 'brandished it. 1
Celt that lie was going to knock the
mmmmmaifrwu-r.rt't;: JgffiflBltJ
DON'T PHONE
when your glasses slip off and break
send the broken nieces to us and
get new lenses quickly or let us
eauin your eyeglasses with a mount
ing that will prevent their slipping off.
Carr's Optical Parlor
423 Chickasha Ave.
Thone 333 for Appointments.
RADIATOR
TROUBLES
Are ' our specialty,, the repair
and overhaul hy us assures your
motor's running eooly and at
full efficiency.
Don't take chances on a hig
overhaul bill due to overheated
motor get your work done now
PEERLESS RADIATOR WORKS
114 Kansas Ave.
Kill That Cold With
CASCARA IS QU1NIN
tor '
Colds, Coughs
AND
La Grippe
Neglected Colds are Dangercuo
' Take no chances. Keep thi3 fctandari remedy handy fcr the first sneeze.
Breaks up a cold in 14 hours Relie ves
! Grippe in 3 daj-s Lxcellent forKeadacho
Quinine in this form does not afToTt the head Cascara is best Tonic
Laxative No (Opiato in Hill's.
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT
New York
HERE WE ARE, PETE! Wednesday night
, Camped once more in the plumb centre of our
old stamping grounds rubbing elbows with the
roaring racket and running flush into more electric
displays, blazing posters and smashing signs that
Eound the joys of Camel Cigarettes than you'd
ever oetieve could De Jammed into one town!
When I hit Broadway this p. m. I'd said the
Reynolds folks had -transplanted "Camel City"
right up here! ' '
It seems like all New Yorkers have adopted
Camels as their own personal brand! And, Pete,
since thi3 is the original speed town it's only what
you expect when you see 'em carry a package of
Camels in each coat pocket. If their right hand
is busy, they dig out their left hand deck they
fust won't lose time getting a Camel lighted!
That's the gait around here, old thorobred !
And, Peter, the New Yorker has his own A-l pet
reason why he's so keen for Camels. For instance,
Doc Marshall will bet his car on Camels quality
asrainst anv cie-arette in the world! Rill Tam.a
says to me "Shorty, there never was mild, mellow
body like Camels." And, as for Dan Boggs he
spills it that Camels are the only cigarette free
from any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or ciga
retty odor! And, he knows! Frank Frzer will
tell you it's Camels wonderful Turkish and Do
mestic blend! And all of them are right!
And, Pete, old proof-of-the-pudding you tell
'cm that Missouri hasn't anything on little old
New York when it comes to that "show me" stuff,
on cigarettes or anything else! - , ' .
Sincerely ; 1 i
I 7Hki ITitTtt
and insure that prop
erty before it is too
late.
C.D.March
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MINNETT OPTICAL CO.
For eye comfort let us make
your glasses- Our reputation is
your guarantee.
f08, First National Bank Bldg.
' 'J 1 Phone 342
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
- S. C. DURBIN '.
LAWYER,
20G New Tye Building
Fhone 129
ford Baud Alter Melton Adrian Melto
Bond, Melton & Melton
LAWYERS
Boom 409. 410. 411. New Flrat NaUonal
Bank Buildina
J. ROY ORR
LAWYER
Office In Courujouaa.
.Illllilillll!!
DOCTOR LXXBS i
Jiaguoin and Internal Medioin.
First National Bank Building.
Chickaiha, Oklahoma.
DR. L. E. EMANUEL
Office 308 First National Bank.
)ffiee phone 580 j residence 583
Roa. I'lionn MS. Office Phone CU3.
JOHN C. MILLIXEN
CIVIL ENGINEER
County Surveyor of Grady County.
City Engineer of Chlckasha.
Office: City Hall
Chickasha, Oklahoma
GUNS and
Myi POSITIVELY I
Come in and buy and own your own gun. Then you won't feel
like shooting yourself if you borrow the other fellow's gun and
break it.
Our ammunition is loaded reliably.
"We do not seek to "decoy" our customers -by offering them
"baits'.' on things they know the value of. AVe put a fair und
square price on everything we sell.
Our Hardware is the best; it staud the test.
GILKBY-JARBOE HARDWARE CO
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KODA K the gift that helps to make'her Christ
inas nicn y then : keeps a picture story of the
Christmas merriment. ' "
, . . If the on? you want to please already has"1
Koila!r, there are many Kodak helps and con-'
. - ' vcnicnccs th.U would be appreciated. Let us
, help you. From our side of die counter ws
ari in a position to suggest.
KcJah fro.n $9.49 up
II. J. BROWNSON X
THE LEADING PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
The. Rexall Store
OWL DRUG STORE