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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS, CHICKASHA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBCn 1, 1320.
We are now supplied with a stock of Carbon Disvtl
phido ('''Edgii Life").
This preparation hns been practically unobtainable,
for the past three months.
It will keep the weevil out of your wheat, corn and
beans.
Palace Pharmacy
"JUST RIGHT." , H
If I'lIOXE 7 S. & 11. GREEN TRADING STAMPS H
tilllllllM
A Big Show! Let's Co!"
Kozy Orchestra
TODAY
(Kirst published Die. 1, l.U'O.)
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE
Pursuant to the order ot the Coun
ty 'Court;, of tlrady .Ooulty, Oklaho
ma, the , undersigned guardian ot
Wynena 'hill, a minor, will on tlio
7th day ot December, 1920, at the
hour of two o'clock p. m. of said
date, at the office of the Judge of
the County Court of Ciitdy County,
lOklahcma, in the City of C'liickasiha,
Oklahoma, offer for sale and sell to
the highest bidder for cash at public
outcry, an oil and gas lease covering
tlio following described lands, to-
wt:
The SW 1-4 of Sec. 32, town
ship 7 north, range 6 west, in
flrady County, Oklahoma.
Said oil and gas lease v. ill bo
commercial in form, extending for a
period of five years from its date, or
as long thereafter as oil or gas is
produced In paying quantities, pro
vide for royalty to owner if 1-8 oil
(First published Dec. 1, HUM.)
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE
Pursuant to the order of tho
County Court of Grady 'County, Ok
lahoma, the undersigned guardian
of Jack Ilariis,"a minor, will on the
7th day of December, 1920, at the
hour of two o'clock p. m of said
date, at the office of tho Judge of
the1 County Court of Grady County,
Oklahoma, in the City of Chickasha,
Oklahoma, offer for salo and soil to
Hie highest bidder for cash at public
outcry an oil and gas lease covering
tho following fesTibed lands, to
wlt: The SW 1-1 of N10 l;l, and W
1-2 of SK 1-4 of NB 1-4 of Sec.
SO, and the f E 1-4 of NV 1-4,
and SIC 1-4 of NIO 1-4 of NW 1-4
of Sec. 31, township seven north,
rango six west in Grady County,
Oklahoma.
Said oil and gas lease will bo com-
Roy Stewart
IN
"THE FLY GOD"
Thin is the first appearance of
tli its noted star in Chiekushu. He
appears in a story mat reany
breathes and lives the thrilling
i'niimiific daj'b of tlio olden west
Never before lias a greater ,wes
tern drama been presented in
Chickasha. See this and you'll
say so.
C REELS 0
Added Attraction
GEO. "JERKY" OVEY
IN
"BARK AKD CLOUDY"
For laughs this is a regular
gusher. Ten laughs a minute.
5c
10c
20c
TOMORROW: HARRY' CAREY
IN WEST IS WEST.
FRIDAY: EDDIE POLO.
SATURDAY: HOOT GIBSON
and gas, provide for customary delay ! niercial in form, extending for a pe
rentnls in case of non-development, rlod of five years from .Its date, or
and for not loss than $1.00 an aero
cash bonus. Said lease will be sold in
open court, and subject to confirma
tion by the County Court of Grady
'County, Oklahoma.
Dated this the 1st day of Decem
ber, 1920. i N
DAVE - HILL,
Guardian of Wynema Hill, a minor.
12 1 rt
as long thereafter tis oil or gas is
produced in paying quantities, pro
vide for royalty to owner of ono
eightli oil and gas, provide for cus
tomary delay rentals in case of non
development, and, for not less than
$U0 an acre cash bonus. Said
lease will bo sold in open court,
and subject to confirmation by the
County Court of Grady County, Okla-
iioma.
Dated this tho 1st day of Decem
ber, 1920.
AMELIA HARRIS,
Guardian of Jack Harris, a minor.
12-l-0t
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(First published Doc. 1 1920.)
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE
i
Pursuant to order of the County
Court of Grady County, Oklahoma,
tlio undersigned guardian of Ruth
lUny Dixon, a minor, will on tho 7th
day of December, 1920, at the hour
of two o'clock p. in. of wiid date, at
the office of tho Judge of the Coun
ly Court of Grady County, Oklaho
ma, in the City of Chickasha, Okla
homa, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash at public
outcry an oil and gas lease covering
the following described lands to
wit: ' ,
Tho W 1-2 of NW 1-4, and
Sugg Theatre
TODAY ;
'HE MIRACLE LADY"
'the strangest woman on earth. Without writing of any
description she tells your name, business and address, de
scribes hundreds lr persons among the audience to the most
minute details, alio will answer your questions, even those
specially compounded for the occasion, in fact, she will tell
anything you wish to know. ' .'
ASK HER SHE KNOWS SHE WILL TELL YOU
Also Selvin, the Master Ma giciaii
In Slight of Hand Act
PEOTOPLAY PROGRAM
She didn't get a minute
to spoon on her honey
moon VIOLA DANA
IN
PLEASE GET MARRIED
A pcek-a-boudoir farce
Adapted from the Olver
Morosco stage success
that convulsed Broadway
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Hie First NewsKc?I-The Real News Th
One
Matinee Daily
Vaudeville Nightly
Corao Early
Tomorrow: May Allison in
'The Walk Offs
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The Men of Business
Their shoes have style, to lie sure. But it is the
style of clean-cut, quick-thinking men of action. There
is a smartness of lino about Walk-Overs that appeals to
well-dressed men of business. They like the comfortable
accurate fit, too.
Walk-Over
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C. II. S. CAGING SQUAD T OH AVE
PLENTY OF MATERIAL TO OPEN
SEASON IS EARLY INDICATION
Its Pancakes
THEY ALL SIT UP and take notice
when it's THE ALTON GOODS Pan
cakes. All you need to do is add water.
Piping hot they come from the griddle to
be welcomed at the table with butter and
syrup jam, jelly or honey tender, sav
ory, light and fluffy.
,THE ALTON GOODS
Pancake Fh
made in Two Foitns
Self-rising wheat and buck
wheat. Finest wheat flour
ai !Pennsylvaniabuckwheat
in just tho right proportion
and leavened.
Self-rising Tancaka Flour.
Wheat, corn and rice flours,
perfectly mixed, seasoned
and leavened.
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nr., mrlniT.-ii.i.u-: ,77 ' 4...,. -
NW 1-4 of Nl: 1-4 of SW 1-4 ot
Fee. C, tuwnidiip yix nortli,
range six west, in (irady Coun
ty, Oklahoma.
Said oil and gaa, lease will be coiu
moreial in form, extending for a pe
riod of five yearjr ft'om its date, or
as long thereafter as ojl or gas is
produced in paying Quantities, pro
vide for royalty to owner of one
3ighlh oil and gas, provide for cus
tomary delay rentals in case of mm
Jevolopwent, and for not less than
11.00 an acre cash honus. Said lease
will be sold in oncn court, and sub
ject to confirmation by the County
:ourt of Grady County, Oklahoma.
Dated this tho 1st day of Decem
ber, 11)20.
WAIX.YCK DIXON,
Guardian of Ruth May Dixon, a mi
nor. 12-l-5t
A remedy that will penetrate is
necessary in the treatment of rheu
niatism. Ballard's Snow Liniment
goes right through tho flesh to the
bono and relieves promptly. Three
sizes, 30c, COc and J1.20 per bott!(.
Suld by Wren Drug Co.
INCOME TAX REFUNDS
OF $14,000 APPROVED
Oklahoma City, Dec. 1. Approved
claims nccniing from March and
April lists of income tax returns
paid to the government from this
district, will total approximately
?14,000. Refund checks, 2,000 in
number, to cover this amount, will
be paid through the Internal revenue
office here within the next six weeks
revenue officials announced yester
day. The claims are for excess pay
ments of income taxes and are the
result of an audit of income tax
returns made by the Oklahoma City
office last tipring. The government
has just approved the figures sub
mitted from their office here
Claims of excess tax payments re
ceived at the Oklahoma City reven
uo office for the year range from one
cent to $20,000, officials stated yes
terday. The majority, of claims.ti
be paid within the next few weeks
represent over-payment by individ
uals it Is said.
Because of the special drive now
being conducted for tax payments in
the Oklahoma district many claims
for abatement and refund of pay
ments are being received at the city
office.
Thirty promising cagers will seek
berths on the Chickasha high school
basket ball machine. Practice wiU
start next Monday, at which time
the largest basketball Bquad ever
seen on the cloal high school court
is expected to report for work-out.
Only two veterans of the success'
ful 1010-20 machine are included on
tho roster of candidates for post
tion on htis year's team. These
two veterans are Leland Adams,
guard and Ray Green, center. With
Adams and Green embracing a strong
nucleus, Coach Strauss will have a
sufficient amount of crack material
to build a winning quintet to repre
sent the purple and gold, it is be
lieved. Fans are expecting a brilliant
showing from Roach, tho young In
dian and former Junior high school
star; Hambrick, snappy guard on
the Bradley high school quintet last
season; Clarke, a forward from Brad
ley; Lents, Ninnekah high school
sta of last season; Ilillery, captain
of the Comanche high school team
two years ago; Gann, center who
played with the C. II. S. seconds
last season; Washburn, substitute
under Coach Powers; W. Adams
and Bob Green, forwards on the
second string aggregation last season.
I In addition, these basketoers will
1 make strong bids for regular job3 on
j Strauss' quintet: Clinton Steinber-
I ger, Clarke Stoinberger, Barry, Pen
ny, Huntley, Mead, Shoekley, Hut
chinson, Bradley, Parsons, Roc, Crad
dock, Neville, Kills, Schlotterbock
Herrington, Hollingsworth, Jones,
Fitzpatrick, Walden and Mills.
MEXICO WILL RAISE TAXES
Washington, Dec. 1. Ths amend
ed revenue bill just submitted to the
Mexican congress eliminates tho
proposed income tax, proposing in
stead an increase on petroleum.,
land and inheritances taxos. The
stamp tax on sales estimated to
have produced 10,000,000 pesos rev
enue yearly, also was stricken out.
'Salvador Alvarado, minister of
Hacienda is quoted in Mexico City
newspapers reaching Washington to
day as saying that the sanne tax and
'nccri'e tax were ahndoncd to re-
ievo the poorer classes and that tha
more prosperous classes in the re
public would bo called upon' to maka
up the deficit,
Express Want Ads bring results.
More lor Your Money
Each moisture-proof packapa contains one pound and 12
ounces one-tourtn more than the
average package. At your grocer's.
The Alton Mercantile Co.
Enid, Oklahoma
Other pure foods under
THE ALTON GOODS
l-sbel include Teas, Cof-i'-e.
Spices, Flavoring
Ex tracts. Canned Fruits
end Vegetables, Peanut
Butter, Preserves, Sea
Foods, Rice, Olives,
R.ikine Powder. Nnur
.
nomg conducted lor tax payments in I BWkL(W fjfl KSW Ml tm KM I
AQ the Oklahoma district many claims 1 I ' ilSlS $J Y& V.'A I
WANT ADS (jet ro:ui3. Try one. . , . . , , . I 575 A vZA VH1 rf xfm Vtftl XfA i
'for abatement and refund of pay- 9 Jr ! VpM kfl' '. $ M J?X vJ, I
ments are being received at the city 9 '"''k'&A V rvrifVfT-Ti ffv ff twif1 bftrf s. rl Ci aTrfia siy I
rnTT-rmrrwm "WHERE THE CR0WDLT GO"
see us rrr fi
I ' I L e tj?tffV?Si'''i n interested in OIL LEASES near j l" ' f'itiTN. h
i 2& "ri 'wlir ? the English test well at Ag- ; ' 1 ' . vt " TODAY ONLY
&y iitfaWM WBm' Jones & hughcs K I t ' . . Sunbeam of
?'lViiW.Jl? Chickasha National Bank Bid A - ' -V jtf. ' - the Screen
fit- V- ;;f'i Phone 157 f' ' 1 ' . ,A 'vA' ' .t 1
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v7?Vyr lti A V i A Suitable Christmas .present :
- .V. IXVyX Vj For father, mother, grandpa,!
Wili'ii aiJt rV-fi l H srnmdnia or any elderly person is I
V J'"vl al I r our celebrated Krvptok invisible
v l'"A If lii-Focal glasses for far and near
b n jA .' C ' J V vision all in one smooth lense.
5't' AOTfTTi sc1 certifii'ates nor which
rCcX " .tg iJLJ mav he placed in "the stocking"
' v' ; and assuring the holder of an ae-
fcKiKK$(it'i curate fit in choice of gold or
'Jf' y" sliell mounting whenever prosent-
j?, ' X'lllV' oil. See us for more definite in-
COPYRIGHT- K.G
A Suitable Christmas Present
For father, mother, grandpa,
grandma or any elderly person is
our celebrated Krvptok invisible
IJi-Focal glasses for far and near
vision all in one smooth lense.
AVe sell certificates nor which
may he placed in "the stocking"
and assuring the holder of an ac
curate fit in choice of gold or
shell mounting whenever present
ed. See us for more definite in
formation for your Christmas
gifts.
Carr s Optical Parlor
423 Chickasha Ave.
Phone 333 for Appointments.
ALSO
Mack SennetVs
Hilarioti3 Hit
(A Lady's Tailor"
with
FORD STERLING
and the ;
Scnnett Beach Beauties
Prices 10c, 20c, 30c.
STARTS TOMORROW
Billie Burke
As An Aviatrix in
Away Goes
Prudence."
Also a Sennett Comedy
Steam Heat