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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16
AN ARlM0RE
ENTERPRISE
NEW $4,000 DRY GOODS CON.
PAhY ORGANIZED
w. G. Ctz'sr. Present Nara0e- ef
the Aramors Dty G55as CO..
VIII be at the Head Of the
New Concern

Tho W O. uirI.r Dry Good, O..
is 'a. uo-r recent organization iu
the city, This company was crsan.
lied yesterday with a caul-aI stock of
S51"No The new company has Ieas.
yl the b vs. Raudol building. now
occupied NE the j vs. Banks Marcaa.
fie company and will occupy it .by
the f..t of February Mr. U.ulet
will leave here f,r the markets
about tho middle gf farr.r, and ,,rr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16

The Jewish feast OF Hannukah, or
the recovery Of the Temple by the
Maccabees will be celebrated by the
Jewish Sunday school tonight at the
Sunday school room In the Sims
Building.
The children will render a program
explaining what the holiday is cele-
brated Nor.
The Feast Of the Hannukah Is one
81 the celebrations carried out by
the Jews for which there is no bibli.
Everybody is invited to attend.
cal autorlty.
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HALE GAME PLAYEo.
OownReur Of Rain lnterfersd with the
Football Game.

DownPcur Of Rain lnterfered with the
Football Game.
4 heavy duvup9ur of rain cut short
the football game played Friday after
noon on the Duranl gridIrou between
the Arlmorc team and the Duraut
Presbyterian college team The FIRST
half had been played and neither side
had scored when the rain came down
In torrents The referee called the
game and the decision OF which team
is the champion will have to be de.
cided at some other time
The Ardmorc team accompanied by
Manager Dewitt and wife returned
Friday night from Durant in cxubcraut
spirits over the team work which tn
Ardmorc aggregation had put mp on
tt' field. The boys however are no,
satisfied with the outcome OF the
game and are anxious TO get another
opportunity TO face the Presbyterian
college.
The game Friday afternoon was the
SECOND played between the teams and
neither side has as yet scored The
lDrals declare. however. they would
have scored the second half if 90 had
been played hut admit the good worN
of the Durant bunch
Manager Dewitt states that the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16
commerelal Club MeetInn.

President Lee Cruce OF the Com,
mercial club announced the appoint.
mcnt OF $. T. Bledsoe as the repre-.
sentative of the Commercial club
TO address the mass meeting Of farm,
crs 20 Dee held in this city Thursday.
December 90
The president also wished to an.
nounce THAI fun attendance of the
Beard of Directors is desired for next
Tuesday night
Several very important propositions
are TO be considered that are Of vital
Importance to the future OF Ardmore.
The meeting will be held in the city
hall.
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scrimshire Creditors Meet.

The first meeting Of the c.-It'r s
of the bankrupt esta'e Of ". y. Gc,.m.
shire Of Mannsyille, was heard Saur.
day before Referee John 9. H.ak,e. J
J. Chandler Of this city was aproint.
ed as trustee and his bond fixed at
$1,000.
r. y. Mcconnell an attorney Of
Oklahoma City was present az the
hearing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16

George Gilbert. who has been held
in the federal Jail here on charge Of
carrying a weapcg and disturbing the
peace was released yesterday after.
noon. Gilbert was let out on his own
recognizance that he would appear at
the term OF court for trial. He was
arrested at Robson, a small town
near Pauls Valley
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-12-16
CASUAL PHILOSOPHY.

It's hard work to make love to a
Thinking well don't count unless
TO
There Is nothing makes a man feel
so queer as TO marry a widow and
always be stumbling on photographs
of her first.
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The Chickasaw Furniture Company
has a magnificent line OF the newest
designs in furniture and they offer at
tractiye prices. l6tf
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Lowest price, biggest display Of
Amas goods Wonder Store Annex.
court house corner
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The Chickasaw Furniture Company
has magnificent line Of the newest
designs IN furniture and they offer A..
'I'''lFe prices. lGtf
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Lowest price. biggest display OF
Xmas goods Woude- Store Annex
court house corner
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The friends Of L. H. Love announce
h.m as candidate for reelection TO
membership in the board OF trustees
Df the AlAimurc public schools. Elcc.
l.u Dec gg
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Last call. Buy your toys and Xmas
gifts Of Wonder Store Annex. court
house corner. 10
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ANNOUNCE EMENTs.

The friends OF W. J. Cmcc announce
h.w us candidate Tor reelection as
a member OF the city school board.
Election, Dee. o.
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WANTED-To buy all kinds OF Junk.
Southwestern Iron and Metal Co.
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Eevery piece Of furniture in our
house is right from the factory and
the newest designs are shown. Come
in and look through.
l6tf CHICKAsAW FURNITURE CO
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CHURCH NOTICES


Services in the morning al II
O'Clock and 1870 p m. Sunday school
as usual T. p. GALES. Rector
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Lowest price, biggest display Of
Nmas goods. Wonder Store Annex,
court house corner.
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Madden soif Toys for less.
The Washington times., 1906-12-24
HOWARD EMPLOYEES
GIVE A LUNCHEON

In composing room green with holly
and bright with japanese lanterns. the
employees OF George Z, Howard eele-
brated Christmas today with a luncheon.
Christmas tree ceremonies. and a band.
The tree stood at one end of the room
laden with stockings and bags holding
candy canes and popcorn Beneath il
were cigars for the men and articles OF
silver for the women OF the force. while
near by was a set Of library furniture
the gift TO Mr.. Howard from his en-
ployes. Programs of the exercises.
printed surTeDtlously by Mr.. HOward's $
printers, were distributed IL the form of
booklets bound in green silk and con
tanning a portrait OF The Boss" The
exercises began al noon and the dance
is expected To continue through the
afternoon.
Mr.. Howard's gift for his workmen
include a two days holiday with nav
for every member of his force.
At the luncheon 140 covers were laid.
T. +. McGrews superintendent of The
Howard Label Company, was toastmas-
ter. Responses We're made by B. II.
Warner, Judge Stanton Peele. and Mr.
Howard.
The Washington times., 1906-12-24

fat. tired legs home 10 a nice supper and
"a prayerless bed.
And the grOwn-ups are quite as child
ish. AT a Twelfth street store where
pets OF all kinds are offered as accept
able Christmas gifts, a society woman
and an actress We're hotly disputing. last
week. who should become the owner of
"a Chihuahua dog. seven months old. and
that weighed exactly thirty ounces
You may send the dog home and
charge il to me-" said the society
woman. I spoke for Il first" insisted
the actress, land here Is the $50 cash. &"
The $50 thirty-ounce dog, which lay
very comfortably curled up in the hand
of the proprietor of the store. seemed to
be in danger of utter snnihilation BY the
two women so anxious to become it's
mistress Finally, on being assured that
still smaller dogs would be on hand the
first of the week and could be had as
high as S300. the society woman shifted
aud went out, and the actress paid the
bill, tucked the dog in her muff and
made her way 10 the theateT.
The men on the street corners who sell
mlsIletOe and holly have done a thriving
business. and every other shopper car
ries a bunch or spray OF the significant
greens.
The Washington times., 1906-12-24

/ The minister from Uruguay Luis IA-
inur, has arrived IN Washington 10 take
up his post of duty. The minister is ac-
cOmpanied by Nine. Lafinur and their
two daughters
/ Mrs. Barney entertained a company at
luncheon yesterday in her home Studio
House, on Sheridan Circle.
! Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Marion Dali. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Healey DaH, 10 Charles Con-
nor. The ceremony will take place Tues
| day. January 10, at noon, in All Souls
1 Church.
Miss Lucie London, daughter of th,e
late Capt Robert London. L. S. A. and
Hanson Moore. of Los Angeles. Cal. will
take place Wednesday. January . At 7
q clock, IN the home of Can't Clark
smith. u. 5. A., in the Washington Bar
racks.
Miss Isabel Magruder daughter of Mr.
I and Mrs Alexander 4. Magruder, whose
5oCiai Il. DEBUT was scheduled for Decem-
Der 8 ana postponed on account of her
attack of typhoid fever. will be Dre-
sented by her mother at a tea tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Heft. of Bridge
port Conn.,, have taken an apartment
IN In Stoneleigh Court for the season.
4 hey nave as their guest for a short
lltne MIS-. Herts mother and sister. Mrs
EllZabeth Stauffer Moore and Miss Irene
Moore, who will leave early i'm January
Tor a trip around the world They will
spend some time in the Philippines and
Japan before returning to America.
about eighteen months hence Mrs. Heft
Is Well known in Washington society
as as MIS- Moore Richardson, who was
! Tor some years one &C the most prOmi-
nent hostesses and aC mired widows
Mr. ani Mrs. James Robert TfndIe. of
| Flttsburg, are spending the Christmas
| holidays with Mrs. Tindie's parents
Senator and Mrs. Philander c. Knox.
Gen. and Mrs. George NJ. sternberg
p. Reye cards out for dinner on January
The military attache of the American
1 embassy in London and Mrs Sidney A.
Cloman. the latter formerly Mrs Flora
Louise Clement. will be at home after
January 10 at ClaTidge's in London
where. they have taken apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Can have
cards out for ball on January for
I the young dancing set.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Choate made a
short visit last week to Miss Tucker
man, who will leave before long for a
trip abroad.
Dances Will be quite numerous in the
next few weeks Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
+. Walsh being among the number of
hosts, at a fancy dress ball December
81 Mr., and Mrs Richard Wavne Par
ker, also, viii entertain at a dancing
party. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleve-
land Perkins win have "a dinner dance
for their daughter Mrs. Frances Rug
giles, VINO is spending the Christmas hol-
idays with her family.
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage ard her
daughter, Miss Rebekah Collier are I'm
PittsbuTg with Mrs Talmages rela-
tlves. for the holiday festivities
The Washington times., 1906-12-24

such men are usually high Hvers,
haTd workers mentally, living under
nigh pressure and high draIght, and ir
doesn't take a great deal 10 disorder
the stomach or render the liver tOrpidsi
They should make 10 a practice TO use
some tried and reliable remedy like
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets that will aid
Nature and not force IT, and will takai
care Of the sudden attacks Of acuts.
Indigestion
The use Of these tablets IS not 70 be.
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habit StuarTs Dyspepsia Tablets are
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bv sending your name and address to-
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Building, Marshall. Mich.
The Washington times., 1906-12-24
DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills

will prevent, and also cure. all mains nj
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The Washington times., 1906-12-24
HIS TURKEY COST $40;
HAD HELPED HIMSELF

because he wanted 10 ceIAbro 30
Christmas in true Yuletide styIe. WI
liam Johnson, cOIoTed, helped himself
10 a turkey that was hanging in front
OF OF grocery store Of Grant Simmons
The trouble was that Mr.. Sinnnoons ~.
MN ana as result caused his arrest
Johnson was fined $40 In the Police
Court today
The Washington times., 1906-12-24

Holiday special for s.. I bottle Tokay.
] bottle Isabella. ] bottle imported port.
and your choice Of either I bottle Sher-
wood, Grey Friar. or Berkmont Wh;skey.
Imported port and sherry wines at s.
per gallon. Largest and best bottle OF
beer in the city for &C, Leave your or
deFs now and avoid the rush. Phone
Main 3043.
The Washington times., 1906-12-24
LAM SCHOOL DEBATE
ON ORIENTAL IMMIGRATION

The weekly debate of the National
University Law School was held Satur-
day night The subject discussed was
Resolved. That Oriental immigration
should be restricted and better regu-
lated" The affirmative was upheld by
a c. Smith, J. d. Carpenter, and ]. Il.
CuFns, while y. Scanlon, c. r. Colyin.
aid B. A. Duval argued on the negative.
CisiOn,
The Washington times., 1906-12-24
She Was Herciless.

There is no denying that Lady Town
ley became noted in the foreign and Of
flcial circle FOR her rare cieVeTness IT.
conversation. her qulcKness ~ re
partee- With her satire she spared no
one, not even excepting some Of ner
closest friends. AT Times. In the list
was noI only the personal representative
OF her King. IN this country. but the
President Of the United States. III
First Lady of the Land, the President 5
sister. the Presidents daughter. Cabi-
net ministers, Senators. and Supreme
Court Judges We're only amusing char
actcrs III an opera bOuffe- 10 her witty
mind, and these she. loved 70 ridicule.
in what she meant to be "a harmless
sort OF WaV- so IL has been said.
The Washington times., 1906-12-24
ATLANTA GIRL
LOSES HER LIFE.
COMP ANON DYING
Bessie Jones Victim of
Tragedy-Hightower
Tries Suicide.

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 24-Walter
H:ghtoweT. painter, shot and killed
Bessie Jones. twenty-five years old. a.
$3.50 O'Clock this morning at a residence
at a Gaskiii street. He shot the young
woman With DeFringer and then
turned the weapon upon himself. He
is in a dying condition.
No reason for the shooting has been
assigned. Tncy We're found in room
after the reports of the pistol, the girl
partly undressed and lying dead Ia the
bed
The Washington times., 1906-12-24
Merry Holiday ThrOng
CrOwdS Great Stores

small. must be accompanied by an ap-
propriate card, and there Is an infinite
variety from which to select
But all roads or rather stairways and
elevators lead to one heavenly spot
the toy department-and here each hour
today have been enacted scenes that
would make a comic opera appear q
tragedy
Johnny and Mary and Susie are there:
and Gwendoline and Elspeth in charge
of beruffled, becapped French nurse
are there. also. And It's a pretty sure
thing Tommy in charge of the twins or
Maggie ten years old. with five younger
brothers and sisters in tow has a better
the chaperoned daTlings Of the multi
millionaire.
Archie Roosevelt's Gifts.
Two years ago Archie Roosevelt
started out Ly himself TO 10 his Christ
mas shopping, and that he remembered
all the family and with peculiar fitness
for the needs and desires OF each mem
Der is evinced Sy tic following COPY Of
a list that he left on a counter at the
conclusion OF his days toll:
The list is headed Archie Roosevelt. -
and reads.
Magic lantern" Corinne............s5OO 90
Race track" Alice ........,..... q O0
~. 5. game" Bennie ........,... "a
@agle na,g. box; Ethel ...-............... 125
Fascination, Kermit. 10
politicians puzzle '-................., 10
Al the bottom of the paper the prices
are carefully set down and correctly
added. to the grand total of 1890
he does not state on the list that the
politicians puzzle" Is intended for his
illustriOus father. but il may be so pre-
sumed-
Now It's the Teddy Bear"
Miss Dolly once reigned supreme as
queen of toyIand. but this year she Is
forced to share honors with His Ma
jesty, Teddy Bear" For surely he is
just as large. if not larger, than the
tallest doll, and. OH so white and soft
and furry and with a dear little blue
bow tied fetchingly under his chin
MotOrwagons, most 'zactIy like my
papa's, are a constant delight and are
so complete that they can even be
cranked, to say nothing of a diminutive
horn that makes a dimi lutive "honk,
honk." IL you haven't "a child of your
own. borrow one, take. ii 10 the toy de-
paTtment of one OF the big stores and
then try TO get It home when the clos
ing gong ringsi
Many and many mother or friend
has only gotten the heir-apparent away
from the fascinating toy display BY
promising that on Christmas, IF dear
HLtie Willie will come along home ana
not cry, Santa Claus will bring him
stuffed pony. an automobile, a sheen
that says 'Ba-a' when you poke it's
ribe), horn, some soldiers, a set of
garden tools (to dig in the snow With,
beliy-WhOpper sled, pair of roller
skates drum. R bat and ball, a foot
ball, an engine that will run up hill an
electric boat and-and-oh! YES. a cow
that when YOU renaOve a section of it's
back and pour milk into a little tank in
closed in the cows stomach, the milk
viii come out where milk in generaIly
gotten from a COW" Willie accepts this
explanation and trOts along on his short,
The Washington times., 1906-12-24
Ambassador S R etire :
ment Attributed to
Lady TOwnley'S
Satire.

BY the Wit and satire of a tongue
DE was laughed cut Of court" ex-
plains one OF the old elassics. While by
the Wit and satire of womau's tongue
one Of the most prominent and popular
diplomats has been laughed out Of his
maJesty's service. according TO a story
that persists ia floating around I'm the
diplomatic and official atmosphere. not
wiJhsJauding determined efforts az con-
vLnciug denials from responsible sources
According t1 thi- story. the secret OF
the recall of Slr Henry Mortimer Du-
rand from the post Of British Ambassa-
dor 20 America, is the result Of the
cleyerly designed campaign of satire
by the brilliant and fascinating Lady
Susan Townley. Lady Townley is a
member of the famous noble Kcppe'
family, "A fayorite Cf King Edward and
Queen Alexandra whether az Buclzing-
ham or Windsor, and wife of Walter
Bauprt T0wnley
The Washington times., 1906-12-24
Christmas Shoppers Are To
day Finishing Up Details
in Preparation for Open
ing Tomorrow of the
Yuletide Season.

merry. merry Christmas everywhere,
CheeriIy It ringeth through the air,
Christmas bells, Christmas trees,
Christmas Odors on the breeze,
Merry. merry Christmas every where
CheeTily IL Tingeth through the air"
And merry, merry Christmas shop
pers, everywherei Surging up and down
Z street. Seventh street G street and
Pennsylvania avenue, good-naturedly
pushing. 1Ostling. ana showing I'm and
out dooTWays and around the bargain
counters" Some with big bundles. some
with little ones; some with children and
some without. but ell, apparently, with
plenty of money 10 buy loving remem-
brances for GEAR ones at home and
away.
Everybody Happy with an eXcla-
nation point instead of q question mark
after the words. From My Lady, who is
assisted from her perfectly appointed
brougham by o perfectly appointed foot
man. down 10. the newsboy who accosts
her with his Christmas card and politely
asks for a penny. everybody wears the
smile that won't come of
The bright-faced clerks behind the
dazzling counter displays never seem to
tire The floorWalker with a bit OF holly
tucked jauntily in his buttonhole. and
mothers little helper" up in the tall
box wrapping up doll babies nearly as
large as himself-they never seem to be
out OF patience or tired. Because it's
Christmas time!
Xmas Shopping in an Old Gown.
II was the fashion some few years
ago to go Christmas shopping in an old
gown. The crowds you know are so
hard on ones dresses" was the explana-
lion.
But today the wCmen are most ex-
pensively dressed and the magnificent
furs, pastel-shede gowns. and the hats
piled high in each and every kind and
color OF flowers create a bizarre and
riotous effect.
Scenes in the Big Stores.
The crowds inside the dig department
stores produce heterogeneous. kaleid-
oscopic picture. moving up and down the
aisles and crowding around the different
counters. Some OF the counters where
prosaic. everyday goods are sold, are
deserted, while the Christmas tables are
three and four deep with people good
naturedly awaiting their turn on the
last shopping day. one of the most
popular places in all the big stores. on
this day OF last resort is the depart
lnent where Christmas cards are sold.
for. this season. each gift, great or
The Washington times., 1906-12-24
divorce Granted.

Judge George G. Merrick at Upper
Marlboro, has granted EHie NJ Hayes
Thompson. Of Mt Rainier an absolute
divorce from her husband, J +. Thomp-
son. They were married in Washington
about eight years ago by the Rev.
Father Mackin
The Washington times., 1906-12-24
No DeIav

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who have learned the merits of Dr
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The Washington times., 1906-12-24
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The Washington times., 1906-12-24

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