The Chickasha daily express., August 12, 1921, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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CHICKASHA DAILY fX'REaS, CMICKA8MA, OKLAHOMA, rRIOAY, AUGUST 13, 1921.
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Ir. Valeria II. 1'nikrr of WiisWia
I). V.. In Identified Kill! a number
of oriiMiilziiilous fur which he directs
the program of kmIiiI liydene. she
Is Nulloiiul Director of Hi.' Department
of Hik IhI MiNulliy of tlio W. ('. T, U.
mid will I... present at llio approach
lug convjM.tl.pii to present the plan
which olii' litis li-vl i.m1 for tlii' ac
tivities of tlur orvmilatliHi In her
lli-lil of work. Dr. Parker has recent
ly been nioiuti-i executive x.m reiury
of tin- I'nlii-.I siut.'-i Interdepartmental
Him-IuI Hygiene Ihmrd, tin- llrst wnii
tin to tu put la charge of such mi
ulUw.
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Mr. iM.ornli Kimx .lvlnp.Mii ll
mi omt'ir of liiii-ri.iitl.inul reputation.
t-'he Inn (.pokcu In ewry state la i h
Union. She litis helped In niiiiinltiiui
In 'aiii'.'lu, Scotland, Kiiutuml and on
t'.e continent of Uuri.pe, in Hi.- In.
lel'cNt of 1'..ii,,n U (I,,. 'ttcr
I'lll.i-lisliip of women. She Ik the Na
tlmiiil SiiHTiiit Ii-nt of (In- Depart-
inrlil or lll'Nlliili Citizenship p
W. C. T. r. uml Is bending m
t'Hi'icli-H of h.r il.-iHirttiii-nt i.i
nroii-iin j of o Bfi'iiti-r si-iou of c ivic re
sponsibility In tli.. women of America.
.Mi-. I.niirn 1'iirku Miller. Director
of the Dcpiirtincnl of Woiiii-ii In In
dustry of lln- Nuilotiul Woiiniir
Christian Temperance Tnlmi, liim !
rnidy wvurvil tin atti-ntloii of th
pnlillc for lii-r work hi thU brum h of
Hot-lilt r.'f.iriii. Ih-r inliltlon Ik to
lirlnu Into tin- nu-i ilit)rlilp of tlm Worn
mi's Clit'lHtlun TinipiTiiiir Union nt
Ini't 11.1 pi-r cent of flio women of th
community i-iikukimI In (tain fill ix-nipu.
tloim. Tlnm ln- liopi-x (a hrlnu about
ii hctti-r nn Ji-rstunil liitf In-twp.-n t .iitn-ii
tin work outNlik- iliu homo uml llinse
honi Hrtlvltlcs and imi'ip-ts oenti-r
iiIiuiii Dm Jn-arlh. Mm. Miller' U il'f
lUf fi-vhlt- roHi-ar.'h work mi l roniplU
lnitrli.'iiri- which urn of consldi-rnhla
lini.orinr.ee and tilmilficancp to wk
(i In fvtry hriitich of jvolfur work.
NewFall
Suits
W. C. T. U. WOMEN WHO WORK WITH
YOUNG PEOPLE AND CHILDREN
Mr.s. Maude B. IVHilns of Sj-vncnso,
Xi'v York, l.s general (iccrelary of tlie
Yoiinj; IVoph-'n I'.rniuli of tin- Nalion
al Woinim's Clirisi'iin Temperanei- l'n
loli. The ot'tfiin'::atlon, iimlm- , ! !-.
cliarso of Mrs. 1'i-i'I.lns, H ei.nipo.sed
of hoili .votnijj niVi:. mid ynuns women
mid Is (H-sicncil o unite tlm whole
Kroup of younj,' M'o;iie In tin- .-onimiin-ity
In (he ih-vclopwtctit ,,f Hi,, omm-ii-lials
of jiroper citiz -nshlp. Miss Mary
15, Krvin of C'eilarville, Ohio, N h,
(.'i-neral sei;ret:iry of the I.oynl Ti-m-penince
I.cyinii, ;(. children's oririm
Izali.Mi. under the general dii'eciloii
of Hie V.niinii':: Tli ri: l Inn Tcmieniiii'o
I'nlim. II mis this hrunch of V. C.
T. U. orcanizallon thai inniiHi-d hoth
Bmusenicnt and nuslcty hy their cam-
A Fare and.j. Half lo Get to and Come
Eac! From a Fair-and-a-Half
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$19.75
Ladies and Miite new Fall T
I Suits, latest styles, made of all-
wool materials including Men's t
Wear Serge. Wonderful values
st only yI9.75.
' 50 Ladies' New
FALL DRESSES
$25 to $35 Values
$22.50
The Dixie, as usual, is first to show the new styles for
Fall. We are again in front demonstrating the greatest
value giving in'weaiorn Oklahoma.
We have gone through our new fresh stock or Fall
Dresses and have selected about 50 Silk and All-Worl
Tricotine and Poiret Twill Dresses in all sizes from
. 14 to 46, made up in the very latest styles for early
fall wear, and priced special for only $22.50
See the Big Window.
puign Foiia.''
We ai: 'ire'
llll .. of
thai has I in
I'liilil.- ICIntf Alcohol,
Tp." It is the cener
ip I.. T. K children
led the votes which
made the KUIiteenlli nmcndmfnt an
accDinpllshed fuct In the United States.
-Mrs. IOII.iilieth A. I't-rklim of Ann Ar
hor, Jlich., la the national director of
the department of Child Welfare of
tin- W. 0. T. U. The purpose of her
department in to hrlni; to the chil
dren of the nation, and particularly
the children of the poor, the best pos
sible chance for soundness In their
physical and moral development. Mrs.
IVrklns Jias Instituted many valuable
policies In the program of work e'
her ileparlment. Mrs. Culla J. Vny
huyer, iJirector of the Department
of Auierh anizatlon of tho W. ('.. T.
That, thn railways appreciate tht
value of tho Oklaliomu Sla'n Fair and
iKxpositlon to the people of the slate
Is evidenced by the reduction of rates
to Oklahoma (lily, where the fifteenth
annual exposition will be hold
f 'om September 24 to October 1,
This special rate permits a State Fair
Visitor to go and come back from any
point in the stale for a fare and a
half. In other words you can get a
round trip ticket at a quarter reduc
Four of the " ests" in the
State Fair Grounds
A man la known hy the company
he keeps nut a fair Is Kam;t hy
tho bnhdliiKH It Imis.
Not to iwmtlnn tho magnificent
hrlck Liberal Arts tfulMhm or tho
hiiKO Livestock t'avilllon, the Ok
lahoma State Fair and lOxnosltion
now liolila the following' upon!
..monK Its 51 hnllrilnKS anil ptruct
Ires In Its Jflflucra park at kla
mima City:
Poultry BnllriinK- Finest and
largest in Rouunvcst.
Orntiil Stiiml fynrBest concrete
anil steel grandstand west of the
MI.NWtppl.
State Fair School Largpst in
the Knifed States.
Women's (test f'ottaue Finest
equipped an. I most sanitary of Its
kind in the Wtmt.
L, embrace In her activities thn chil
dren, as well ha (he women of thn
foreign horn in the commiinllies in
which tlie orpniilzation has established
centers. Great Industrial centers are
the choice Held of work for this de
partment, ten of which hnvo boon pro.
vlded with Americanization centers
and others aro about to ly- added. Mrs.
Kllzabish Owens Middleton Is the Di
rector of tlie Department of Scientific
Temperance Instruction of the W. C.
T. U. Under her charge Is the tench
of (he children In tho public
schools the effects of alcohol and
narcotics upon human tissue, n Held
wlioso Importance Is considered very
hitfh In the organization because of
the belief In education as the reul curs
for Intemperance.
COW MCE IN LACTEAL LAPS
State Fair to Test Free the Kine'i
Output vs. Her Upkeep
Purebred dairy cows will run a
"milk race" al the Oklahoma State
Fair at Oklahoma City, September 24
to October 1. Under the direction
of a dairy expert the cows will be
milked daily, charts made showing
each cow's production and the compa
rative value of the food she sto with
the milk she produced. Records will
be official and niay be- used for breed
er's association records. . Any pure
hred dairy cow may be entered.
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WHY PAY FOR WASTE?
Mr. Washington's refining process has eliminated all the woody fibre.chaff
and by-product matter which you have to pay for in roasted bean coffee.
G. Washington's Coffee is pure, refined coffee with all its goodness,
strength and richness. Each cup made to order. Dissolves instantly.
No coffee pot needed. ,
Each can of G. Washington's Coffee is equivalent to ten times its
weight in roasted bean coffee.
Measure the cost by the Cup not by the size of the can.
Always delicious, healthful and economical.
Recipe booklet free send 10c for special trial size. '
COFFEE
New Footwear
For Fall
Ladies' Silk j"
j A big selection of Ladies Fibre I
j Yi'k Sweaters in all colors, X
worth $10.00. On sale only $5.95. I
i-l-f 4 t
Dry Goods1
Specials
Ladies Orgamly
Dresses.$5.00
15 Ladies Orj ndy and Fine
J French Gingham Dresses, worth
I $15 to $25, on sale while they t
I Ust $5.Ca I
We are ready to serve all comers in
new Fall Footwear. Never before !
have we shown such wonderful selec-
tion of Ladies Shoes at this time of j
the year. j
New Osfords in Cuban heels, ',
military heels and flat heels in brown j
and black kid, tan, brown and black !
calf and oatent leather. !
Also Baby and Junior Louis Heel
Strap Pumps in black satin, kid and j
patent leather. Get a pair now while j
we have all sizes and width. Priced
$7.45 to $12.00. I
40-inch Crepe de Chine, in all
colors, 2.00 values on sale per
yard $1.13
40-inch Dark Figured Voiles,
worth 50c yard, on sale u29c
36-jfcch. Black Messaline and
Taffeta, worth $2.00 yard. On
sale .$1.39
Heavy Unbleached LL Mu3l"n,
worth 10c yard. Special only
yard -1 .6 l-2c
Good Heavy Unbleached . 9-4
Sheeting, worth 45c yd. Special
at 32 l-2c
Good Heavy Bleached . 9-4
Sheeting, worth 50c yd., special
at --36c
36-inch Bleached Muslin, worth
20c yard, (Special 12 l-2c
36-inch Colored Taffeta in all
colors .worth $2.00 yard, special
at - $1.48
Snmrt Now i s
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Cu i'i.lin-"ra arc r, .v Im:', from the
-;... i-.-Jcin miiriifl?. -iii',1 they ar?
ready t. shw you ihi n-.ost woit. !'
ful assortni ut of; .-UM tnii;H "-y vo
have ever show.
New White Felt Hats, priced $2.95,
$3.95 and $195.
Colored Felt Hats priced special $2.95
Other new Fall Hats including Six
Famous Brands pi-iced $4.95 to $25.
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11 SlplSp; OBIClSaTED BY MK.WASHLVCT0N Hi 1909
Wonderful Showing
of New Shirts
Here is good news: We are now showing
the greatest assortment of Shirts that has
ever been on display in Chickasha.
New Fall Manhattan Shirts have just ar-.
rived. See the big window display.
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New: Stetson Hats for Ekli !
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They just arrived yesterday and they are looking bet
ter than ever. We are now ready to show you over
500 new Stetson and Knox Fall Hats. They come in
the very latest styles and best shades of the season
Pearl, Carbon, Seal Brown, Belly and Black.
A style here for : every face and price for .every
pocket book. New Fall Hats priced $4, $5, $6, $7
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i Bargains in Bargain Basement
J 1 Lot of Plain and Fancy Plaid Chambrays
f and Ginghams, worth 15cyd. special..... 10c
f Ladies Summer Trimmed Hats, about 15 in J
the lot, worth to $5.00, special only 75c
t 27-inth Madras Shirtings in fancy and dark
X . iL oe. 1 !.l i i in 4'
siiin;3, wiirm uc yoiu, special it 1-i.C 4.
36-inch Fancy Cretonnes, worth 25c yard, J
special . -- 19c
ijo-incn v-uriain ocrim, in wnue and ecru,
worth 15c yard, special only, yd. 10c
Specials 'on Second Floor
Tricolette and Mignonette over Blouses, worth $5.00,
Special only $1.95
Ladies Georgette Blouses, all new fcilfStylesvRnd
colors, worth $7.50, . special ... $1.93
Children's Jack Tar Ev. esses, in all colors, sold from
$5.95 to $7.50, special .... 1 $3.93
Ladies Jack Tar Dresses, sold rom 5.4 j to $7.95. 4
Special . . - $4.9&
Ladies and Misses Jumper Dresses, worth $3.. Special
at . .... $1.93
Ladies Silk Dresses, including all Summer Dresses in
the house, sold to $50.00 Special $10.03