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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS, CHICKASHAt OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1920,
PAGE' FOUR "jJT"
Chickasha Daily Express
CEO. II. EVANS Pnl)linlier and Business Manager
J. EDWIN l'OOL Managing Editor
OFFICIAL PAPER OF GRADY COUNTY
Entered at the Postoffice at Chickasha, Oklahoma, as eecond class
mail matter
CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1320.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One yr. delivered by carrier $6.00
Six months " " " $3.00
Three months " " " $1.50
One month " " " , .60
One year by mail $4.00
Six months by mail 2.00
Three months by mail 1.00
Single copy 6c
Any erroneous reflections on
the character of any person,
firm or corporation and pny
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
News By U. P. Wire Daily.
As wti iimlerstHiiri llie matter,
ulisohitely 1 m piiMsi bl for any
liiuilcr to liill more Hum tins
limit. I'oor Hoi) While.
it H ! Safe Offer. (
iliird j "Ami is ten doltaiH all you are of
' I;hk i feting for tin- relurn of your wife?'
"Kvery ('cm I."
M) out) will linn;; her l)a:l tur
Tuke
noon tis
per nml
Good Advice,
iiuimDerlaln s J uljlets us
'you have finished your snL-
thcy will produce a gentle
Sure, Alike, ('liii'kiitilia van e out
! the grand iirizi,' in (lie Better Cities
'Contest If all tho folks in lown pep
j and pull hard. AVfmdye say? Let's
ko!
that- paltry
"I know
Journal.
sum.
il." Lrnii:vil!e
i movement of the lioweln on tho fol-
' ! lowing inorning. They will also im
Courl 'r- 1 your digestion and make you
j feel better' in every way.
CHICKASHA PROOF
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK?
For a Better City
ll is probably too nnu-h In expert that 'hirkasha will over rival
New York or Chirajio in population. In oilier words, if any oP lis
Lave hopes llitit our home (own wjll some day be the biggest cily
in Ihe country, we fire doomed to disappointment, lint, even so.
there is no reiison Ahy Ave should despair.
II' in Ihe mailer of tjun til il y 'hiekaslia. is iilretidy oulsl ripped
in Ihe race, as Tap as quality is concerned (he .Field is wide open.
Wo can't have Ihe liiggest cily hut we can have the best ond il' we
dc'tei'iiiine to make it so.
.Now 1 hat. is Ihe big idea in Ihe 1 Seller Cilies (-oldest Avhieh
-Chickasha has enlered. The elTot't Avill he lo make Chickasha Ihe
"liest lo'ivn. in Oklahoma, in which to live ami fear a family and to
prove it to the prominent men and women who will act as judge.
In 1he campaign Avhieli is being launched hy four eoinmittees
under Ihe leadership of Supl. Montgomery the object will he lo im
prove all Ihe condilions which make' for wholesome and a happy
Jiving, ineliiiliiig school, church, homo and general community mai
lers. Jl has well heen said that we shall get -where in this contest
wilhotit Ihe complete and hearty cn-opcral ion of till lie people. The
few men and women composing the various eommillees can ai'com
jilish hut litl le unaided.
Surely, the a I which is sought should inspire every inhahilaiit
of the town with a zeal to win. There is till lo gain and nothing I"
lose in such a coolest. IT we caplure the prize, it will lie Ihe best
iilverl iseineiil Ihe city i Id pnssihly buy and wlielhor we win or
lose we shall accomplish a lol of mood for our conimuiiily. For our
own pari., we would rather live in Ihe host town in the country Ihan
J 1 1 I ho biggest cily.
Another reason why normalcy is
i'holit due to arrive, is heciuise you
can get enough for two bushels of
corn lo buy a dozen eggs.
Si Simp says he notices that it
Is always harder to "make ends
meet" when he can't raiso money
to pay hia hills.
Here's hoping that the Lions can
roar loud enough to jar the park
bonds money loose. '
The young man who falls out with
his fair one near Christmas is hound
to he suspected of mercenary
motives. It is mean to try to side
track Santa Clans,
Come to think of il. didn't you
forget to give thanks because the
coal miners are not striking this
veiir? Wasn't il last winter when
yon had to take your trusty axe and
go lo the woods lo cut your own?
Our guess is that if John liuli had
his "drill hers" lie wouldn't i boose
any more of the Irish slew.
Should Convince Every Chickasha j We absolutely slop leaks ill any
Reader. I roof' uliini'lev tin hp tin tier
M. L. SMITH Phone 1341
A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO
The frank statement of a neigh
bor, telling the merits of a remedy,
Bids you pause and believe,
The same endorsement. v
Hy some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all
" Here's a Chickasha case.
I A Chlckaslia citizen testifies.
-Read and lie convinced,
j Jacob .Veliergall, blacksmith, 100
Colorado avenue, says: "After days
I of exertion my buck has sometimes
J heen sore and lame. The kidney so
I erelions have passed irregularly
anil have caused nie iuu;:h annoy
ance. It. hasn't taken more than a
few days use of Dean's Kidney Pills
to give m ;,ieat. relief. I wouldn't
he without, a box of Dean's in the
bouse."
l'rieo COc at all dealers. Don't;
hi iii-ply- ask for a kidney remedy
get Moan's Kidney Pills the same
that Air. N hergall had. Poster-ATM-burn
Co., All'is., HuEfslo. N. Y.
Irish potiil'ies, $1,110 per hitslie'.,
.'mall oats 1 ".e, large ll.'.c. Two cans
Ml Ho Kernel corn 'i"n: l'Yeo delivery.
High School Crovery. I'hone 'J.:,, ,'!ll-::i.
sums
MansHn's Wizard Oil a Safe First
Aid Treatment
V
Wilson's Work Will Endure
Woodrow Wilson will soon step from the stage of public life.
."When Ihe political storms which have raged about him have subsid
ed, if will be possible to begin lo form a just judgment coneerm'tig
his work. In the meantime, a view expressed hy the brilliant
(Jennait journalist, '.Maximilian Harden, is interesting and all the
more so because Mr. Harden is almost, alone anions Hermans in
holding a good opinion of Mr. Wilson. It will be remembered that
throughout Ihe war Mr. Harden was as much in open opposition to
his government as hf' dared to be. On the occasion of the first
meet ill": of the League of Nations, Mr. Harden paid tribute lo Presi
dent Wilson as follows:
"Immortality is as eerlain for "Woodrow Wilson's
speeches iis for Ihe meditations of Ihe 'Woman Emperor
..Marcus .Attrclius, avIio also stopped halfway up lo the
heights.
"One who sees this man, the only lii'it amid a hail, of
arrows, learns to doubt, whether his Avork Avas as bad as
the chorus of hate and abuse now proclaims. When and
where did high endeavor attain the place on the first at
tempt? No saint. Avise man, Avarrior or statesman ever did.
1 "Wilson not; only spoke, but lie felt and thought as
before him never did the head of the great State. Tiie
' poorest and 1 lie mightiest ' barkened with hated breath
1o his Avord which gave to llie. Avar a foment am
and Avhicl), for an hour of humanily, appeared t
down all class barriers.
".Morally and militarily he ended Ihe war. That. "Wil
son existed and that he aroused an echo Avliich miring
cannon could not drown remains t lie most beautiful, tin'
only great experience of the Avar.
"As tho h'oman -Marcus Aurelius stands at Ihe exit
fit mil iquily, so this .American stands on Ihe Ihreshold of
;i new Avorhl. He has painted it, out of his prophetic;
vision. Another Avill build it.
"The parchment of Versailles begins to turn yelloAV.
Only one conqueror's Avork Avill endure Wilson's thought."
break'
Then and Now.
1'llu Indians sold Alan ha 1 1. -in Is
bind for a keg of whisky.
IH-0 -Citizens waul to Irade bad;.
Delroil News.
Far From Thankless.
"Don't you find writing a thank
less job?"
"On the conl rary, everything I
write is returned to me with thanks."
Cliegende matter (Munich).
Where They Wait.
"There's a story in this paper of
" woman that used a telephone for
the frnt time in eighty-three years."
"fc-:ho must he on a party line."
Notre Dame Juggler.
Stiff? Sore?
A lame buck, nsore muscle or a stiff
joint olten in consider! d too lightly by
the Buflt rer. It should he remembered
lllut backache, rhi urnulic pnins, sl.lt'-i.i.-fcs,
fcort-ntib, biillow bk'ui ami pufTinet.il
under Hie eyes are symptoms of kidney
mid bladder trouble and these certainly
i-liould not be neglected.
IIow often lockjaw, blood poi
soninfr, the loss of an arm or leg,
or sometimes even lire itself, re
sults from the neglect of a burn or
little cut! Hamlin's Wizard Oil is
a sale and effective first aid ta-at-mcnt.
It i" a powcruil antiseptic
ami promptly applied to wounds of
thin kiii'.l will lessen tho danger of
blood poisoning. Keep it hand v.
wIzm-iJ oil in it rood ece'MMo,! jiY.'p-
rtri'lioii to lliivo In ihO lii.'iili in.; uln-ct
tii- Ui-at uht whi'ti the ,lo( u- j.iiiv b,- f-n-liv.'ay.
It In contliiiiK mill htulltlB- iuiJ
tliili-klV ilrlvfs out ..t'n mid ln!l.iiiiinii
tioii in liiKi.'M oi' :--pr.i lau, l.rni: t-s, tut -.
lnjruK. IjHi-m mil fitiii'-fs. .rn:a i.a r.jli.a.U
ti-i) lol milf m-e! 'lilO f'.'l'l. !!l!l iioi-c.-!,
canlcer .',,,!( h, i :.i-.-i( li,. ntiil tool h::t he.
O&iicioua (sio hollle iiiio.
.f you aru troubloil witli i-onstlpntlnti
Or i-il k liomiii' l)o ley 11 u-illri's WiXii.-.l
l,lvt;r Wiuiir, .lu.-ii i.h-.i.'.iirit littl,, ,m
piilu ut drut:fe'liat.-i iut- iiijr.. Uuui-.iiMcua.
help the kidneys eliminate from the
system the poisonous waste nnd ftcijs
(hul cause these uclu-s und pains. They
tut promptly und effectively to restore
weak, overworked or diseased kidneys
and bladder to healthy, normal con
dition. J. E. Simmoni, 400 E. 50th St.. Portland, Ore.,
writes: "I whs truubled with Lti('kni-he und
uritoiry troublr. 1 tutil FuIl-v Kidney Fills anil
wilt s.iy tli.-il 1 inahly recommend lluon to any
Olio troubled in Out wnv. Hi, Unburn txcelU'nt."
Sold Everywhere.
e , i- i
IH."1
ji'niyj
RADIATOR
TROUELES
Are m if
;md overh;
motor's riinnin
full efficiency.
speci
.1 by
-illy, Ihe repnif
us iisstires your
-eooiy si i it I tit
Don't take chances on a, hie;
overhaul bill duo to overheated
motor v,et your work done now
PELRLESS RADIATOR WORKS
114 Kansas Ave.
yaHK5wiwMBiE
The Splendid Isolation Myth
di
!'he war's elTeel upon the tlist ribut ion of our coliou crop' was ;i
atii' illusl rat ion of the importance of foreign Inulc in our
i i. . i 1,1 . i i i
scheme 01 iniims. jietore uie wtir. r,uron, ii'
imi hales of our less than 14 million hides of product ion
: S1.-'
nullum hales I our less man it million utiles ol prottuci ion. t;ur
i 1 1 the Avar, Europe look millinn bales of our 12 million bales.
Jmauine our problem if Ave luid not had the exi rnordinary home
ileiinind (luiii)L' the war. to take care of this mihoiidii. surplus. To
1he extent ihat inl erna t innal relat ioiiships are economic relationships
Y.e are lerlniniy 1'ar from any ".splendid isolation " and ure on the
f-ourary deeply concerned in (lie international al'IVii's of Europe.
From the Jleeemher World's Work.
In the present condition of (he cotton market, lo speak of sell
ing tiie staple is manifestly absurd. The fanner is not selling his
-i. Hon Avlien he -re Is rid of if: he is pivinf; it away and, even worse
than that, he is payinir somebody a bonus to lake it, (his bonus
I'cinijf lie difference between what it cost ( ormv (he cotton and
what it brings. To attempt to sell a product Avlien there is no de
mand for it, amounts in reality lo srivinj; it away. Kur'ope wants
t-olton and cotton products are needed but hasn't the money 1o huy
(he liiAV mali tiiil. American spinners have cut down their produc
tion because of slackened demand for their ootids. Willi little or
lio demand for the staple, it was inevitable that prices would drop
(o a hiw level. Xothinir but dire need for money. Avith no dlher
way to if it should drive the farmer 1 oturn loose a bale of
t-otton. '
ONLY
20 Days Left to Do
Your Christmas Shopping
Boys'
M ackinaws
At Big
Reductions
$ 9.75 values for $ 7.95
10.95 values for 8.75
11.75 values for 9.40
13.50 values for. 10.80
14.75 values for 11.85
10.75 values for 13.40
18.50 values for 14.80
19.75 values for 15.80
A Gift That He'
Will Appreciate
Boys'1 Suits
$ 9.75 suits for $ 7.80
10.95 suits for 8.75
12.50 suits for 10.00
14.75 suits for 11.80
16:50 suits for 13.20
17.50 suits for 14.00
19.75 suits for 15.80
21.75 suits for 17.40
24.75 suits for 19.80
i
It is rumored that a quail here-
iabouts was killed by ths accidental
EXPRESS PACKAGETTES discharge of a gun on or about tho
j hut day of November. We failed to
For the test of the heart is trouble, j learn the name of the unfortunate
And it always comes with the years, j hunter.
And the smile that is worth the
praise of e.'.rth. J Another report is to the effect that
is the smile that comes through j the vicious bird Avas on the point
tears. j of attacki'iiR the hunter Avhen the
Wilcox. latter opened fire in self-defense.
Super Values in
Mens O'Coats
Entire stock of high grade
coats made by Hart Schaffner &
Marx and Fitform in the best
of materials and the newest mod
els. Ulsters in double and single
breasted with or without belts;
Chesterfields with velvet collars
formerly retailed up to $100.00
now on sale at $50.00
Men's Suits
Reduced l$
$30 suit3 on sale
$35 suits on sale
$40 suits on sale,
345 suits - on sale-
$50 suits on sale
$55 suits cn sale
$G0 suits on sale
$70 suits on sale.-
$75 suits on sale -----
$80 suits on sale
33.75
37.50
41.25
45.00
52.50
56.25
60.00
1 iiJwT)
ir.iillill!i!ll!!illll!lli!i!i!!illl
Sure
Relief
9
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
13? 15 1 r3
SJfiT FOR INDIGESTION
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
;::,-.:-fi-'''
MINNETT OPTICAL CO.
For eye comfort let us make
your glasses. Our reputation is
your guarantee.
508 First National liatik Uldg.
Phone 342
Jll!iii!iili!!i:ill!Iill!l!!!!!!!!l!iil!!!!Illlir
S. C. DURBIN
lawyer;
206 Nev? Tye Building
Fhone 121),
erord Bond Ainu Melton Adrian Mt-ltj
Bond, Melton & Melton
LAWYERS
Rooma'o4 418. 411. New Firat National
OA aat-MBaok Building
Jh ROY ORR
LAWYEK
Office in Courthouna.
DOCTOR LESOS i
Oiajfitotii and Internal Medicla.
First National Bank Building.
Chickasha, Oklahoma.
DR. L. E. EMANUEL
Office 308 First National Bank."
Office phone 580; residence 583
ties. Phone uiS. Office Phone .n:S.
JOHN C. MILLIKEN
CIVIL ENGINEER
County Surveyor ol Grady County.
City Engineer of ChiekaHhs.
Office: City Hall
ChickaBha, Oklahoma
i
I
Buy
Your
PRESENTS
NOW
l-r
.' t ' - 1
ll lh nil,
iyfej
i !-' IV .. t
ti liifj; line L'
Buy tfings
nam
OUR
HARDWARE
STOJ?E
il't goods Ave have
A'nii'
You eaiiiiot know wliat
eotne in iind see tliein. "
We litive preseDts fur every ineiiilier of the household
halv ii). We have things thai Avill nuiUe sensible gifts.
Voiir (.'hrislinas uioiiev Avill. "go far" in our store. So
do A'our Christmas liuviii
Avlitit Ave have.
Our liiii'(h-are is the hest
mil il
from
don't
before you eotne to our store and see
it stands 1 he lest.
G1LKEY-JARB0E HARDWARE CO
i'-.V.v-V,a. -r m
'!' - v,;rr
i L i
I ll.:: J - Imj
K 4A V V V
A i (v , P
)7i
ii i
Imager hands will r.trip tlic tree of its
treasurer, tinsel and candles will van
ish and the tree itself wilj come to an
ignominious end in the rnhhish heap.
"'But pictures o.f the tree, oi the
f children at play with their new toys,
'pictures of all that makes a Christmas
. mcrrywill live forever.
KODAK
. j. nnowNsoN
THE LEADING PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
TIip Rexall Store
..szcr.-j

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