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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-15
THE FOUR HUNMNGs.

Lew Hunting of the Four Hunt ings who stages their production, "The Fool House" which comes to Polls Thursday, January IT, mat inee and night, says 1t is the hard est kind of work to arrange a large company like theirs so that every move is n picture. They carry 25 people, including chorus of twenty young and beautiful ladies. The scene is laid in the insane institution, where everybody imagines everyone else is crazy, and gives chance for some of the funniest speeches and situations that one can imagine. Lew Hunting leads the funmakers, ably assisted by that talented dancer, Miss Mollie Hunting, John Hunting, Tony Hunting and their clever com pany. There Is not one dull minute from the raise to the fall of the last curtain. Prices matinee 15 and 25 cents, evening 9, 8. 50 and 70 cents. Tel 10S4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-15
POLL s
HAPPY HOoLIGAN."

There fly an abundance of mirth, music, beauty and jollity in Happy Hooligan's Trip Around the World" which Is announced us the attraction at Polls this evening md Wednesday afternoon and evening. It is alto- gether likely almost every one knows that the farce comedy, Happy Hoo llgan's Trip Around the World" Is based, to q considerable degree, upon the mythical doing and adventures of F. Opper's genial hobo, cartooned so effectively in the New York Journal and the other papers of the Hearst syndicate. Prices, evenings 25, B, 50 and 10 cents, Wednesday matinee, 15 and 25 cents. Seats now on sale. Tel 10S4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-15

Hat Pins, assorted kinds on card, regular price
 6c, sale price ..,.. ...... ... 4c eacn 400 count papers of Pins, regular price Dc, sale
 price 2 TOT DC Best English Pins, solid sizes. regular price 10c,
 sale price ..'..... .....- E...... Oc PaPcr Best English Pins, assorted sizes, regular price
 12hc and 15c. sale price Sc paper Steel and Japanned Safety Pins. IF on card, regu-
 lar Sc a card, sale price .... .... fors0c Nickel Safety Pins assorted sizes best quality.
 regular price 5c. sale price ....... for Sc Darnng Needles. regular price 5c paper. sale
 price 1c paper Mourning Pins in boxes. regular price for 5c.
 sale price ....... ...... ...... 1c Dox Pyramid Pin Cubes value 1sc, sale price 1Oc each Fancy Pin Cards, value De- sale price for Dc Assorted Colored Pin Cubes, value 10c, sale
 price ....... ......f..l.... ...... .... 8c eacn Pin Sheets, assorted kinds on paper, value 10c.
 sale price Dc each Big Pin Sheets. assorted kinds on paper. value Tailors' double stitched 60-inch Tape Measure,
 value 5c. sale price 1c each Tailors' double stitched 60-inch non-stretch
 Measure. value 10c, sale price .... 6c each Black and White silk covered Featherbone 12-
 yard pieces. value $120 piece, sale price 69c piece Double sewed Whisk Brooms. good quality. value F. P C. Ironing Wax. value 5c. sale price for 1oc Asbestos lined Ironing Holders. value 4c. sale stock V Collar Foundation sk plain and with M ea
 ruching were 1oc and 15c each, sale price 5c each Webber's Collarine satin covered, assorted col
 ors, value 40c yard sale price .... ..... 1Oc yd Full length Shoe Laces. were for Sc, sale price Lasn Corset Laces, yards. sale price 4c each Best Lisle wide Laces. yards. value 10c, sale Beeswax. fancy shapes, were for 5c, sale price Engeis Dressmakers' Delight Collar supporter, Aluminium Thmbles. regular price for 5c. sale
 pTlce 1C eoCn Coats Darning Cotton. black and colors, Pc
 spool, sale price 22c dOz Stocking Darners. black and colors. were 1Oc,
 Uui0 prco DC each Scissors. blunt and sharp points, value 25c, sale
 prlco 1OC pair Shears japanned non-rust handle. value soc, sale
 price ....... ...... ...... 26c pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-15
COMING THRo THE RYE.o

It is not often that so much vide spread interest manifests itself as in the presentation at Polls Friday night, January IS, of the famous song-play success, Coming Thro' The Rye" With the record of a great New York, Boston and Chica- go success to back it up. and the pos- itive assurance that every detail of the big production in those cities is to be brought here, Prices 9, 90, 70, $1.0O and $1.5O. Sale of seats Thursday, January IT. Tel 10S4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-15

Ribbon Runners. non-twist kind. value 1Oc. sale price ....... ...5... ...@....... DC each Brush Braid colors only. value 5c yard, sale price ......$..... .1c yd Skirt Yokes. black gray and white value 25c
 each, sale price ......... 17c each Kings Invisible Hair Pin Cabinet. assorted sizes, !, were lOc. sale price ......... 4c each Heminway & Bartlett 1O-yard Twist regular price
 Sc spool, sale price ...... v. ..... for 5c Black and white Hat Elastic, regular price Sc yard
 sale price 12-yard piece for .... ...... 121sc Best quality De Long Hook and Eye, regular
 price loc card. sale price ........ 6c card carded Invisible Eyes, regular price 5c. sale price De Longs complete Hook and Eye Cards, regular Lion Hooks and Eyes black and white. regular
 price Sc card, sale price ...... .... 8 for Sc Not Hook Fasteners, pair on card 1Oc, sale price Carded Bone Collar Buttons, regular price Sc Metal Trimming Plaiters suitable for silk or wor-
 sted fabrics all widths plating. were $1. sale Fancy Enamel, Crystal Cut Steel, Git and Gun G VI
 Metal Fancy Buttons, assorted shapes and
 sizes. were 25c to $1 dozen, sale price 1Oc dog Small quantities fine imported Buttons. soc
 10 VI dozen sale price ...... Zoe dog 5-inch best Kid Hair Curler, dozen in bunch.
 regular price 15c, sale price 1Oc bunch Cord Shopping Bags, black and brown. extra size,
 value 35c. sale price .. ...... ..... 19c each Feather weight. lined and ribbed Sleeve Protec-
 ors hc. 15c and 25c pair, sale price 0c pair Dress and Shirt Waist Shields. full flap and
 cent shape. were 12hc to 35c pair. sale price
 .... ........ ........ 0c 3 pair for 25c Self Shank and Fancy Ball Pearl Buttons, white
 and cream. assorted sizes. were 15c to 35c, sale price ..... 1Oc card Fish Eye and Flat Fancy Shirt Waist Buttons.
 ocean pearl. were 12 hc to 25c dozen. sale price
 .............. ....... .1Oc card and 4-hole Flat Ocean Pearl Shirt and Under
 wear Buttons. were 10c and zoe dozen, sale Best 10 yards White Tape, assorted widths, value
 10c and 12hc. sale price ......t...... 7c piece Best 10 yards White Tape, assorted widths, value
 oCp Sdle pTlco DC piece Best "A yards White Tape. assorted widths, value
 25c, sale price 12kc piece Tolson's best Black and White Narrow Skirt
 Binding. value 5c, sale price .... Sc, 85c piece Double Silk Serge black and white narrow Skirt
 Binding, value Sc, sale price 5c, 55c piece
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-15

IA Styles of Boots md Rubber, in
 Stock. All Dealen Supplied at Factory
 Prices. The Alling Rubber Co. Tel 4s7-2- 139 Bank St.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-15

You will find us open every night until we have reduced the stock and raised the necessary sum.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-15
NOTICE.

The Board of Relief of the City of Waterbury will be in session on Janu- ry II. IS. IS, 23 and 25. from to and [ to g D. m-; January s. 10, 14. [. 11 and 24. from : to 2 p. m-: onday. January zs. from to 1z a. !. ] to 5 and 2 to 2 D. m-, at the Fee of the Board of Assessors. for e purpose of hearing appeals from .e doinu of the Boards of Asses rs and Equalization and any other Eainels that may properly come be- 01 said Board
 INRI A. SPENCER,
 JOHN R- 0ARREN,
 M. '. PERxIl(zoN. 1-s-ls bosrd q nsiuse.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-01-15
>WaINC EVENTS-

Jan 18.-Eagles' hall. Seventh an- nual promenade given by the Good will Social club. Jan 17-First Baptist church, mock trial. The Great Hummer Breach of Promise Case" given by the Golden Rod society. Jan 1S-Leavenworth hall. s..- teenth reception given by St Thomes Cadets.
 Jan 1s-Lithuanian hall, first an- nual ball given by Birutes Singing society.
 Jan so-Eagles' hall, sixth annual promenade given by the Big Seven social cub.
 Feb 4-5-Poli's theater, entertain ment by Talma club minstrels.
 Feb e-Concordia hall, third an- nual dance and reception of the Rose bud Athletic club.
 Feb Turn hall. socIable and dance given by St Karl Barromaus verein.
 Feb s-Grand sociable given by Lithuanian National Alliance of America at Lithuanian hall.
 Feb s-Turn hall. grand ball giv- en by the Russian people. for the benefit of St voldenter society.
 Feb 10-Concert by the James Meagher branch of the Gaelic league at Jacques opera house.
 THEATRICAL B0OKIHGS
 Jan 15-1e-"Happy Hooliezn-"
 Jan 1.-The Four Huntings in The Fool House"
 Jan 1S-Coming Thro' the Rye"
 Jan 1s--A Message from Mara"
 Jan 11-"Thorns cd orangs DIoo-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-11

Society Happenings ofthe Past Week
MSwnMn


ingly interesting meeting Monday
evening with Miss Benuio higgins.
These girls always plan some m-
ique way of amusing themselves at
each meeting This tin fortune
telling was the feature and that you
know is always Just the thing girls
want to hcar-and so iuquisitiye Is
the stcrner sex that tney always hap.
pen around just about time To hear
the wind.up of the affair
This time however, they were for
Wuate enough to hear thc past pres.
ont and future OF their existence.
There were not many of the girls
present as a numOcr are out ot town
and one or two at home were sick.
\ most dcplorable fact among the
club members is the loss of Miss
Ouida Foster who is in Boston study
ing expression. Miss Foster was one
OF the best ana brightest members
and her absence IS keenly felt
II was late hour whom the jolly
crowd went merrily marching home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-11
FATHER USED TO MAKE.

Said young and tactless husband
To his inexperienced wife,
"lf YOU would but give up leading
Such a fashionable life.
And devote more time to cooking
How to mix and when to bake
Then perhaps you might make pas
try
Such as mother used to make"
And the wife resenting, answered:
(For the worm will turn, you
know
IT you would but give up horses
And n score of clubs or so
To devote more time TO business
when to buy and when to stake
Then, perhaps, you might make
money
Such as father used to make"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-11
We Need Parks.

The city of Ardmore is so fortu-
nate in having so many natural 10
cations for parks that We can con
gratulate ourselves. The city owns
one of these beautiful sites. The
possibilities for parks are unlimited.
The trees and walks are posslbl2
every where. God has provided that
trees and grass shall bless the cartn
and beautify 1t, where ever there Is
moisture.
It is different mater with other
things. The trees and giass and
walks and rambles are easy.
There are many sites in and near
the city, which, If the land were
graded. would make possible a va
riety of water plants that would
make it delight to the visitor.
A study OF our CITY Dads OF this
question will show that we have ad'
vantages that age capable OF indeh'
mite improvement. The ladies will
help and let's "all join hands and
make Ardmore famous for her parks,
IL can be done.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-11
A KISS IN THE RAIN.

zone stormy morn ! chanced to meet
a lassie in the town;
Her locks we're like the ripened
wheat,
Her laughing eyes We're brown.
watched her as she tripped along
Till mAlness FIJI my brain,
And then-and then-l know twas
wrong,
/ kissed her in the rain.
With rain drops shining on her
cheek
Like dewdrops on the rose,
The little lassie strove to speak,
My boldness to oppose,
She strove in vain, and qulvering.
Her fingers stole In mine
And then the birds began to ling,
The sun began to shine.
oh, let the clouds grow dark above,
My heart is light below;
'Tis always summer when we love,
However winds may blow;
And I'm as proud as any prince,
All honors | disdain;
She says | am her rain beau since
| kissed her in the rain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-11
Party at healdton.

The beautiful new country home Of
the mgrams, near lIcaldton, known
as Lovers Delight" situated at Ing
ram Lane is quite the fayortc re-
sort for the young people In all the
surrounding country
The lngrams resided in Ardmore
until recently and the interesting
bunch of girls in .he family are
greatly missed
On Wednesday evening their new
house was given a thorough warming
when they entertained with a party,
complimentary to Misses Fergerson
and Pate of Ardmore and Miss Mel.
ton OF Athens, Texas.
The decorations were elaborate.
Summer roses were used in periu.
sion. The parlor was set in ferns.
The hall in white aud green. The
dining room was in red and banked
in jardanicrs OF hibiscus and graceful
lunches of cannas.
A musical programme was an en-
ioyable feature oI the evening and a
number of readings We're given
Refreshments were served. The
guest list included:
Misses Pate and fergerson, Mt
and Mrs. Oscar Strange of Ardmore
Miss Melton of Athens, Texas, and
Bonnie Gilie, Willie Newton, Jose
phine Ewing, Pearl Racheal.
Messrs. Frank Williams, Wilson
Young, Melvin Butler, Kyle Henson
burnett. Shurley Holman, Ali Full
Ben Head. WHISKY. Earl Cornish
Earl Racheal, Walter Rose, Oscar
Rose, CALVIN Newton. Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Newton and Mr.. and Mrs. Green
wood of Reagan, Mr.. and Mrs. W. X
Ingram aud Misses Ingram.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-11
THE SOCIAL STIR.

Max Bean, who has been spending q
month With home folks In Oklona,
Miss, has returned looking fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Bledsoe have re-
turned from their trip north and
east. While away they attended the
National Law League at Detroit OF
which Mr. Bledsoe is one OF its promi-
nent members and was president OF
the body In 10000. They also visited
Washington.
Miss Maud Taylor of Abilene, Tex.
is visiting her brother, Mr. Joe Tay-
lor
Mrs. J. A. Madden and children,
Kite and Orie, left Friday to visit
friends In Texas cities.
Mrs. n T.. Martin and daughters,
Gladys and Juneta, are the guests OF
Durant friends.
Miss Bessie Minnis who has been
a popular guest at the Madden home
the past three weeks returned To
her home in Denison Thursday, ac-
companied by Miss bonnie Madden,
who win visit with her a while.
Mr. and Mrs. William Green are So
iouWing nj Colorado.
Mrs. A H. Dickson will leave Tues
day for months visit to Green-
vile, Bolton and other Texas points.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-11
Family House Party.

one of the most enjoyable family
house parties of the season was tn p
one held at the Bruce home on North
Washington. In the party were tn
members of the family, Mr. and Mrs
Stanley Bruce of Oklahoma City, Mr.
and Mrs. $. NJ. Torbet and daughters
Misses EstcI and Gladys OF Ada, Mr..
and Mrs. Perk Brace OF Pauls Val
ley and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Foster
of this city.
Every minute of the time was hap
PLY spent and MIR and Mrs. Bruce
look much younger after having their
children all with them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-11
AZ With Mrs. Sass.

Mrs. Morris Sass entertained the
a. club Wednesday of this week In
a very gay and graceful way, The
game was set on The porch and was
highly enjoyed and was a merry
chase from beginning to end and
wound up over a delicious little lun.
choou served en-tetc The guest list
Included Mosdamcs G. l.. Anderson,
Chas Cook, e. l.. Hyne W. G. Ba-
ker, Bert Foster, Kirkpatrick, Pen
uiugtEn VaUD'uberg Meyer, Wal
oott McSaurLt. H. J. Williams, J, $
Bark hire. r. e. Turner Wm rf".f
.r. out ot town guests were. Mos.
Gatues s NJ Torhct' ~ Ada and
S'anlrv Bruce II UklaLomc Lity anl
Miss Ethel Hln.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-11
Rod and Gun Club.

On last Saturday and Sunday MIR.
Olcn Wolverton entertained with a
house party at the Rod and Gun Club.
II was jolly crowd and they greatly
enjoyed the hospitality Of the host
In the party was Misses Hobson,
Gardenhire, Addington, Mullin.
Messrs. Arthur Kyle, John George,
Pete Miller the host and Mr. and
Mrs. X. d. Sangster as chaperones.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-11
Merrie Wives.

Mrs. Frank Bonner very interest
ingly entertained the members OF
the Merrie Wives Wednesday at the
home of her mother, Mrs. J. w. Stew
art, in the east part of the city. MISS
Inez Stewart assisted in entertaining.
In spite of the extreme heat the
members with the exception OF one
were all present, besides number OF
congenial guests whom the generous
little hostess had asked In.
Iced watermelon was first served
Then a contest was on-perhaps the
cleverest ever introduced into the
Club-and it's a settled fact now
that every membar of the Mcrrie
Wives has studied Shakespeare. The
contest was in three sections. First
| the hostess passed puzzle cards on
which was the name of one OF
Shakespeare's chara' ''S, and ycn
were to find H. For instance, there
was the picture Of "A ham. lust below
the word-let-n very small and pc
cular type Hamlet There wa
Othello. Beatrice Flagstaff and m
teen others. Puzzles Of eight dances
were passed. On these you found tn
mmuet, Laucors quadHlle, Virginia
/ Reel. The next We're eight trades
represented by pictures. Mrs Wi
. q.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-11
With Mrs. kearney at Chattanooga.
Oklahoma.

Mr. and Mrs. z. T. Kcarney enter
tanned al their suburban home Mon.
day evening, July 29th, in honor Of
their guests Mrs j. $ Berkshire and
Miss Leslie Woods of Ardmorc. |. r.
The porchcs were gaily lisnted with
Japanese lanterns. casting n slow
over as jolly ,arty as is often ,ath-
cred together.
The informal manner in which the
hostess entertained made Il Il more
enjoyable occasion.
Dancing and music was lndulgcd in
until late hour, when dainty refresh
mcnts were served to Misses Davis,
Sharp, Turnwalt Windcr, Dickerson,
Woods and Mrs. berkshire, Messrs.
Loawcll. Jim Fuller 1eape, Gala
way. Tutcr, Harrison and I'D Fuller.
The que SIS departed vita many eN-
prcssions of appreciation of the hos
pitality extended them at Sunnyside
farm.
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At the City Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. John r. Eas',y were
chaperoues of gay little crowd q
young people at the City Lake Tucr-
day evening last
After an enjoyable luncheon fcry.
ed picnic fashion, the party made
the rounds OF the various att actions,
explored the engine house and asked
all the questions that the generous
Jolly bunch ana the chaporunos
were in tune to ,he ccasi,n. In IN"
party were Misc Chauault Laura
and Marion Crawford ( Little Rock,
TAYLOR, Wilkes, Mcssrs. Banks, liar.
~ LowCnstcin
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-11
Al the City Lake.

Wednesday evening Miss Lucille
Bell entertained with a moonlight pic
mic. The young people met at the
home of the hostess at eight o'clock
and drove to the City Lake. where
the lunch which had been prepared
by the young people was spread. The
guest list inc>uded the Chanperone,
Mrs. Bell Mis- ses Mamie Henderson.
Myrtle Frame. Ruth hobson, Lucile
Bell, Sue Frame and the guests OF
honor, Miss Gladys Ely, OF Sherman.
Texas, and Miss Estelle Torbett, OF
Ada, I. T.. Messrs. Russell Brown,
Roy West, Elmore Woodward, Jesse
Gardener and Robert Tyer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-11
Come and take choice of
All of my library

All of my library
And SO beguile thy sorrow.
Shakespeare.
Many of our town folks do not ap'
preciate a library, and care little
whether or not 1t prospers. Indeed
Il would doubtless astonish the ma
jority of Ardmore's society set TO
step in and see what really nice
library we have and the generous
hospitality with which you are greet
ed by the thorough and up to date
librarian, Mrs. Jones This Clever
little woman has not only discharged
the duties assigned her this year but
has also added many features which
are very interesting to visitors, and
especially to those who have compeC
ed or are about to complete the pre-
scribed course In the High school
here. Mrs. Jonesh has written to a
number of the noted universities, col
leges, seminaries, military schools
and conservatory Tor catalogues anu
has them conveniently arranged on
long table around which is placed
chairs, 1--WE cannot say comfortable
they are not, and editors, noycr) and
if you are contemplating going away
TO school, you may bee able TO find
Just the school you are looking foI
there. We noticed catalogues from
Peabody, Nashville, Tenn, the insu
tuition from which Miss Park. WHo
taugat IN our high school grlduatnd'
New England Conservatory oi Mu BE-
Boston; Kid-Kcy, sherman National
Seminary, for women, Washington
ID. c. This, perhaps, is one OF the
most widely advertised schools in tn,
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II 4:

bert home In the western suburbs ot
past week. and Miss Mary lIobson
has been entertaining there with a
house party composed of bcyy OF
the most charming girls in the south
west. including Miss Bell OF Gaines
Vile. Texas, as honor guest. Misses
Lena Gardenhitc. lottic Gray and
Carucs Addington.
ON Thursday the young ladies On.
tcrtaincd the married ladies' ot the
city with an afternoon not u come
and 90 affair, but "A come aud stay.
Invitations were given over the
phone and all were Responded to.
Notwithstanding the extreme heat
of the day and here the town iulks
were suffering this palatial home,
wit. it's airy and spacious rooms was
cool and breezy.
The house was set IN immense
Boston and Arstrinoh ferns and was
perlumcd with summer roses on man
i. tables and buffet. In the long re-
coption hall is a grand piano, one ot
the finest, perhaps, In the new state.
over this Miss Lottic Gray presided
and her exquisite rcuditions kept the
guests In the hilarious mood the eu-
tire time.
when all hidden had arrived pro.
grams were passed. ON them were
questions concerning Farm Life
This was the clever originality OF
the hostess. There were eighteen
questions. \ real farmer would have
been put to to nave given the cor.
rect anNcrs the hostess nad as
signed They ran thus:
What Is your opinion of farm hfet
What product OF a farm do you like
best?
How would you kill boil wormsg
what breed of chicken mas the
best laying record?
How many bushels of corn will It
take to fatten a red steer?
What meat on the farm do YOU like
best
Mrs. Berkshires answer to this
was the berkshire pig
What animal on the ,arm Is the
most useful?
And so they ran. The cleverest
answers were given by Mesdanes
Cuttle, Cunningham and WhitemaD
In draw Mrs. Whitcman claimed
honors. Her entire program was full
of wit and originality.
At the conclusion the guests were
invited into the dining room, which
was In pink and white. The highly
polished table claimed for Is center
ing a Mexican drawn piece ON which
sat cut vace of sweet peas. Th'
refreshments carried out the pinl
color scheme.
The guest list included Mesdame
Dick, W. l. FuTsome, w. A. Ledbet
ter. Russell Williams, Il. Il. Guillott
X. d. Sang ster Addington, J. A. Nc
Naught, ]. S. Burkshire, c. o. Bum
Bertha VhIteman, Al Cottle, Gray
John Nichols, II. II. Pennington, {
l.. Anderson, T. X. Kearney, N. I
Wood, Otto Bradford, Sass, Will Ba
ker. j. r. Turner, Bert Simpson, !
T. Russell, J. T.. Humphrey, W.
Cruce, Louis Nichols, Cob Jonei
Cunningham.
The out OF town guests were Mis-
Trodgen, an intere sting guest OF Mr.
j. r. Humphrey of Purcell, and Me-
danes Alrnson Tell OF Atoka, Cherr
of Iawton and Blessingame Of Tei
as.
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Benefit POURING.

on next Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Jones, librarian over at Carnegie will
Honman's drug store ON North Wash.
ington. and she will be assisted by
a bcyy of pretty maids who will serve
your drinks and dish your cream They
will be charming In their dainty caps
and aprons, aud will reach the hearts
Of the men and boys. over the right
route
one half Of the proceeds goes to
the Carnegie library fund.