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Are the Prize WINNING Ideas and Names of Prize WINNERS

of Worcestershire sauce and little
melted butter to moisten, mix we'll to-
gether and fill tomato. Serve on ind1-
vidual salad plates. surrounding the
plate with lettuce leaves. Place to-
matO on center of plate and pour
spoonful of mayonnaIse dressing over
tomato before serving. This can be
served as a salad for dinner or served
when one has light refreshments after
a card game.
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Minced Meat Sandwiches
Mrs. i. starr. Angels Camp

Take from cold roast veal or beef.
Chop or grind very fine with a little
parsley or celery: add salt. pepper and
a little sage tgrOund). Mix all we'll
with mayOnnaise dressing to mOiSten.
Slice wheat bread real thin. butter and
spread with deviled meat cut and fold
together These are very nice for the
lunch baskets. One cup of meat will
make many sandwiches.
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Tomato Mince Meat
ur. II. scbvarx, san Bruno

Chop fine four quarts of green toma-
toes. drain off juice, cover with cold
minutes. Then drain, repeat until par
boiled three times. Add two pounds of
brown sugar, one pound seeded raisins
half pound chopped citron, large half
cup suet. one tablespoonful salt, one
half cup strong vinegar. mix and cook
until thick When cold add one tea
spoonful ground cinnamon and one Of
cloves. Mix well and put into a large
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81 PRIZE
Mock Turkey

A. G. Iochmus. lis Eighteenth Street,
Pacific Grove
Chop sunicient nuts. English wal
r,11fs necans and few almonds, 70
make q pint, add one quart OF Wen
cooked hominy erits or dry boiled rice
two level teaspoonfuls OF sait. sait-
cupfuI Of dried bread crumbs, aod one
unbeaten egg; mix and form INTO a
roll the size and shape or lui heg /,
haste with melted butter and bake IN
= moderate oven for one hour.
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Lettuce Salad

Mrs VI. r.. Kruse. 147 Fourth Avenue,
Richmond District, san francisco
Wash, drain and dry one head OF let
tuce leaves. In your salad dish pour
half pint of sour cream, two table
spoonfuls of syrup, one tablespoonful
vinegar and sugar TO taste; then mix
we'll Add your lettuce leaves just be-
fore serving, and you will have a de-
liciOus crisp lettuce salad.
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New England Minee Meat
Mrs. -. CoOney. S53 Alabama street,
san Francisco

Two pounds of lean beef (b0iled);
when cold, chop fine; one pound or
suet minced to a powder; five pounds
juicy apples pared and chopped, two
pounds OF raisins, seeded two pounds
of sultanas or seedlesS raisins; two OF
currants; half a pound cftron. chopped,
three tableSpoOnfuls of cinnamon, two
tablespoOnfuls mace. one tablespoonful
allspice; one tablespoonful fine salt; one
grated nutmeg. three pounds brown
sugar, half a gallon sweet cider. Heat
in stone jars. Made b. this recipe Il
will keep till spring.
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An Old Scotch Recipe for Gin
ger Snaps
Mrs. ,. q. Drake. 1119 san Pasqnale
street. santa Barbara

Beat two eggs; add one teaspoOnful
cinnamon. one cup mOlasses. one cup
light brown sugar. two teaspoonfuls
soda. one teaspOOnful cream of tartar
and two of ginger. Let stand two
hours, then add flour and bake in a
moderate oven. This recipe requires
patience and is especially liked by men.
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Lamb Outlets With Carrots
Mrs. Robert e. WeIcb, 2JS Sanchez
Street. San Francisco

Trim the outlets neatly. egg and
breadcrumb them and fry them in lard
till light brown color, drain and ar
range them in circle on dish, plac-
ing in the center some new carrots,
prepared as follows: Trim a quantity
of the smallest new carrots that can
be obtained and boil them in salted
add a piece of fresh butter to the car
rots, some parsley finely minced, a
dash of pepper, a little powdered sugar
and a squeeze of lemon; moisten with
a little stock free from fat, and keep
them hot until wanted
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Stuffed Pepper Pickles
Mrs. Flora n. Carlson, 40 N. whitney
street. .y0sa

Use red peppers-chilis if one is fond
of hot pickles, or bell peppers for mild
tastes. Remove stem end and seed
iand stuff with chopped cabbage and
onions. equal parts, seasoned with
salt and white mustard seed; pack in
jar and cover with cold vinegar. These
only an appetizing pickle but one
that delights the eye.
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Beef Loaf
Mira. Hugo Fischl. HoIIist.

Two coffee cups rolled crackers. salt,
sage. pepper, to taste; butter size of
egg; pour on enough boiling water to
make mixture as stiff as the usual
dressing for fowls, work into this 1
egg. 10 cents sausage meat and 25
red peppers and salt; make into loaf:
sprinkle with -four; bake IL hours
with sliced salt pork underneath and
on top. When ready to serve pour over
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A Book for Children

Dora NoelIer. 1886 Point LObos Avenue.
san Francisco. Age 10 Years
a most amusing book can be made
OF the illustrated supplements OF the
various Sunday newspapers SO ar
ranged as to tell a continuous story
Sew the papers together. as you would
a book This makes an interesting
boek for children.
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Ny Own Discovery
Della Wjyietf. BYRON

Toasting Bread-Take slices of bread
and butter slightly; lay on hot range.
In less than a minute you have soft,
golden brown toast. 1t requires no
moistening to soften 1t.
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81 PRIZE
Soume

S0uf1le
Mrs. L. ID. Howell, 2I4O East HazeItOn
Avenue, Stockton
Melt two tablespoonfuls of butter
and make a smooth paste with one and
a half tablespoonfuls of -four; add one
cupful Of milk and cook until thick;
take from fire. add half cupful of
bread crumbs. yolks of two eggs. beat
en- light. salt and pepper TO taste, one
cupful OF any kind of cold meat OF
fish, chopped fine, and lastly, put in
the stiniy beaten whites of the two
eggs. Bake in buttered pan until
brown.
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l Be Published i'm Tm ON This Page or i'm the Daily Call

until ii just comes to a boil: skim;
add sugar and remove from fire, stir
with wooden spoon until the sugar
is dissolved. Have the yolks in
dish. we'll beaten up with a few
spoonfuls of warm milk: now add
these, stirring all the time. Place the
milk can in tub, with ice around ii,
and stir until it is cool: add f1avors
and it is ready to freeze
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Apple Loaf Cake
Mrs. L. Fordyce, 22O Duncan Street
san Francisco

One cup of sugar. half cup of butter
half cup of milk. one and a half cups
flour. two heaping teaspoonfuls baking
powder, three eggs, one cup of nice
stewed apples, half cup each of citron,
raisins and currantS mixed. spices to
taste. Cream sugar and butter add
yolks then flour with yeast powder.
stewed apples and fruit we'll Toured,
spices; and last the whites we'll beaten.
Fine. If properly done.
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following gravy: juice from ] quart of
tomatoes, ! finely chopped onion. l
Glove of garlic cut fine. salt, red pep
per; boil until it thickens and pour
over roast.
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Spanish Salad
Irs < Il. MacManus. 2f30 Oxford
S4rNaf RerkeIex

street, Berkeley
One cup cold chicken diced, two cups
celery and one cucumber cut in small
cubes; ono cup English walnuts broken
into small pieces and one cup French
peas Add one cup salad dressing. may
onnaise. and mix well. Serve very cold
on crisp lettuce leaves, garnish with
red and green Spanish peppers.
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Miss Meta Wagner, COS Third Street.
Pefaluma, Cal.
Soak a fresh beef tongue in cold wa
ter an hour, Boil until nearly ten
der. Take out and skin; put aside
until cold. Put in a sausepan enough
stock to cover the tongue. To this add
a teaspoonful OF salt, pinch of cayenne
pepper, six cloves, chop one carrot, one
onion and five stalks of celery fine. Add
this to the stock; put In the tongue
take out and add to the gravy one
tablespoonful each of made mustard,
catsup, mushrooms and Worcestershire
sauce, one cup port wine, two table
spoonfuls butter, mixed with three
tablespoonfuls brown -four. Boil and
stir until smooth Put back the tongue
and simmer 10 minutes Then place on
a platter. pour the gravy over 1t and
garnish with slices of lemons and celery
leaves.
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ST PRIZE
Ice Cream Made With
out Cream

Mary Bryan, 1881 Oxford street,
Berkeley
It is not generally known that the
best Of ice cream may be made without
the use Of cream The following for
mula IS used by many large dealers
and IS a trade secret seldom published:
To every quart Of unskimmed milk
use one pound of granulated sugar and
the yolk of five eggs Place
the milk in an enameled dish
and beat slowly, stirring constantly
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By Kate Greenleaf Locke

II HROUGH the Intervention Of the
magazine and newspapers
which have taken UP the sub
ject Of home building prac-
ticaly and exploited it artisticaliy
with illustrations. the veriest beginner
IN this interesting subject has been
able within the last few years TO in
form his taste and improve It. so that
the matter Of building has become a
cult Of which any individual of the
great public may make an intelligent
study.
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Cooking Vegetables

MINIS n. NcCHTIHys 0RS SnOIWtTI @TTFeT
(rear), san Francisco
Always have your water boiling
when you are going to cook any kind
of vegetables. and never use a cover.
and the vegetable will always remain
its same color.
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Tongue Sandwicbes-Chop fine cold
boiled tongue. season with prepared
mustard and black pepper All melted
butter and sweet cream until smooth
like paste. Then spread between slices
of buttered bread
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week before Christmas Serve hot with
hard sauce or jelly sauce as follows :
Half tumblerful OF currant jelly, pint
of water and juice of one lemon, one
tablespoonful cornstarch wet in little
cold water. cook and stir until thick
and smooth Add brandy 1t desired
Co,.tta hot
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Delicious Stuffed Tomatoes

Mrs. f. stamper, 246 Presidio Avenue,
San Francisco
Cut off top OF large tomato, scoop out
deep hollow and refill with following
well Drowned and cut in small pieces;
hard boiled egg and celery. chopped; I;
salt and pepper to season. Add a dash
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Owing to the large number of rec
ipes and household ideas that are be-
ing received every day, and the con-
sequent impossibility of their all ap-
pearing in The Sunday Call on ac-
count of lack of space, several recipes
are now being published each day in
the daily edition under the heading
"A Few Words With the Lady of the
House" 1t will be very much appre-
ciated if the ladies, in submitting
their contributions, will write only on
one side of the paper.
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Beef Tongue

Miss Meta Wagner, COS Third street
Pefaluma, Cal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-17
ARChiTE rs.
W. A. Tackett y VI. Tackeu
TACKETr BROTHERS.
Architects
tics In Sims-Penniugton Buiidihk
trdmore. Okia
Notice OF Sale.

Notice IL hereby given that the un'
dcrsigned trustee. as the successor
of ". H. Bleakmorc. Trustee. in pur-
suance Of a Deed OF Trust given by
W. Colbert and Henrietta Colbert,
dated the 7th day OF October. 1905,
to w r. Elcakmorc. Trustee for the
First National Bank OF Ardmore.
Okla, which Deed Of Trust was re-
corded at Tishomingo. Indian Terri
tory, in recording District No. %. on
the 18th day OF October, 1905. and
upon which default has been made
by the failure to pay the debt when
the same maturcd and upon which
there Is due $7253.7S. will sell the
property secured by said mortgage or
so much thereof as Will satisfy said
debt with five per cent as Trustee
fees and cost of sale according to
the terms OF said mortgage. at public
outcry to the highest bidder for cash
on the ith day OF Oc ober. 1899. at
lU o'clock a. m, at the front door OF
the Johnston County Court house AZ
Tishomingo. Oklahoma, the said
property being described as follows,
to-wit;
The NEh o. the SWh OF Section
10: and the ". OF the NWA OF the
SWh OF Section 10. in township 1
south range East OF the Indian
Base and Meridian; and the We OF
the SWA of Section q; and the NEh
OF the NWh OF Section &c; ana the
Northeast quarter OF the NWh OF
Section 81; all In township four
south. range six east OF the Indian
Base and Meridian
Also the SO OF the NJ OF Section
10: and the NWh OF the sen OF
said section 10 The So ot tho
NWh OF the swil OF said Section
10: and the East half OF the NEh OF
the SEL OF Section Q; and the NWA
OF the NEM OF the SEA OF said Sec
tion 9. all In township 4 South, range
fial ol tue lHdAdu h'' luA1ht az Va
said land being In the Chlckasaw Ma
. tiuu. Indian Territory and being In
all 40 acres Of land, together vita
all and singular the Improvements
thereon. and all the rights, privileges,
herealtamenrs and appurtenances
thereunto In any wise belOn gIng or
appertaining.
Witness my hand on this the End
day OF September, 1909.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
or Ardmore. oklahoma
BY W, d. POTTER. Trustee
u CRUCE. CRUCE & BLEAKMORE.
! POTTER & POTTER, Attorneys.
oct3
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.OFF|C|AL PROGRAM TEXAS STATE FAIR
WHICH BEGINS IN DALLAS OCT. 10

Dallas Texas. Sept. 1.-THE Off.
ciai program Tor the twentyfourth an.
nual meeting OF the state Fair OF Tex
as, which begins In this city. Saturday,
October l6. and continues sixteen
days. follows:
Saturday, Get. le-orening Day.
The twentyfourth annual Fair will
be opened at 10 .. ul. by Hon. I. ".
Campbell, governor OF Texas. Re
Spouse by Y. J. Kies,. president state
Fair of Texas, II 3. m Music Han,
Liberau in concert. Children's day.
Democratic day.
All children under twelve, free TO
day.
1880 p. m.--ltAee track Full pro
gram harness aud running races.
. p. m---Music Hall. Liberatrs Ia.
nous band concert. followed by high
class vaudeville shows.
Sp m.-Music Hall. Ilbcratrs ia
nous band concert and grand opera
singers from Metropolitan opera COM
pany. New York.
Strobcl's world famous airshp vii,
make daily flights over the Fair
grounds and to prominent points In
the city of Dallas.
Sunday, Oct. i6.-Seeond Day.
10 a. m.-Music Han. Libcratrs IA.
nous band, fortyfiyc musicians. Eight
Soloists Ia grand concert.
p. m.-Music Hall. Libcrati's IA
nous band. forty.fNe musicians and
sight soloists In grand concert.
S p m.--Music Hall. Sacred concert
especially prepared for entire band
and vocal octettc.
Monday, Oct. 19.--Third Day.
Dan Patch and Minor Heir. Llsno
Estacado day.
10 a. M Music Hall. lAberatis "a
NOUS military band. followed by high
class vaudeville entertainment.
1880 y. m.--RaCc track--Full pro-
gram, harness and running races. Dan
Patch and Minor Heir in one-mile
race.
. p. m--Music Hall Libcrati's "a
nous military band. followed by high
class vaudeville entertainment.
S p. m.--Music hall. l.iberatfs full
band In concert. accompanied by oc
tettc OF grand opera singers from Met
ropollton opera company, New Yor''
city.
Pains celebrated fireworks In IRON
OF the grand stand
Tuesday. Oct. 1e.--Fourth Day.
Confederate day Convention Hall
, 10 a. Music Hall. T.iberatrs IA
nous military band in concert, accom-
class vaudeville entertainment.
I 5 p. m.-Music Han. Libcra;is "a
NOUS military band in ccrccrt accom-
panied by vocal octctte from Metro
politan opera company. New Yorh
City.
strobcrs alrship in daily flights II
city OF Dallas.
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s D. m.-Music Hall. i.iberatrs Ia
nous military band. accompanied by
grand opera ngers from Metropoll
tan opera company. New York city.
Wednesday, Oct 27.-rwelfth Day.
Chrdrcn's Parade Day (Mlss Elsie
GrittingO
Fraternal day
Prosperity day Texas Commercial
Sccretarys' day Convention Hall)
10 a m.--Music Hall Miss Elsie
Griffin's children parade.
1880 y. IN Race track Full raciug
program, harness and running races
2p. m.--Music Hall. libcrat's "a.
nous military band. followed by high
class vaudeville entertainment.
: p. m..-Music Hall Libcratrs 10
nous military band aud opera singers
10 concert.
Pains fireworks IN front OF the
grand stand
Thursday. Oct 1s.-rhirteenth DAY.
10 a m.---Music Hail lAberatrs ia.
nous military band. followed by high
class vaudeville entertainment
1850 p. m.--Itace track. Full racing
program. harness and running races.
. p Music Hall IAberati's ia
nous military band and grand opera
singers from Metropo itan op ra com.
pany. New York City. In costume.
Strobors famous airship in daily
rliohts over the Fair grounds and
prominent points in city of Dallas
Friday, Oct 2e.--Fourteenth Day.
KiddKoy College day Convention
llalD
Independent Telephone day
10 a. m.--Music Hal. Liberatrs IA.
nous military band followed by high
class vaudeville entertainment.
l:20 p. N --Racc track Full racing
program. harness and running rae IS.
/ > y. m.--Music Hall l.berat's IA.
nous military band. followed by high
class vaudeville entertainment
y p. Music Hall. Liberals IA.
nous military band and 70 al octette
from Metropolitan opera company,
New York City.
Pains fireworks In front Of the
grand stand.
Saturday, Oct. 3o.-Fifteenth Day.
Prohibition day. (ConveGtion Hall)
10 q. m.-Music Hall Ilberati's IA.
nous military band. followed by high
class vaudeville entertainment.
. D. inland concert.
) p. m.---Music Hail. Specially pre-
pared corcert. Lberatis fam u mill
tary band and grand opera singers
from Metropolitan opera company
New York City in full costume.
Pains fireworks in front OF the
grand stand.
Strobel's airships In daily flights.
Sunday. Oct. 3i.-ciosine Day.
Sacred Concert day.
10 a. m.---Music Hall Specially pre-
pared sacred concert by Liberatis IA
nous military band.
. p, m.-Music Hall. Specially pre-
pared sacred concert by Lile:at's IA
nous military band.
s p. m.--Music Hall Specially pre-
pared sacred concert by l.lberat's IA
nous military band.
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A Narrow Escape.

Edgar T. Bayliss, a mcrclant OF
RObinscnyillc, Del, wrote: About
two years ago I was thin and sick,
and coushcd all the time and II |
did not have consumption. IL was
near 10 Il. commenced using 70.
lcys Honey and Tar and IL stopped
my cough, and / am now entirely
wen, aud have gained twenty.eight
pounds. all due TO the good results
from taking Foleys Honey and Tar"
Sold by all druggists.
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responsible party think
ing of buying n piano cannot have
my Upright for storage, but can
buy II cheaper than a piano offered
for (siJO with over l.3rd paid on
iD and you will notice that We al.
ways advertise over cur own name.
See the point? l.. B. Luke. l5tf
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LOST AND FOUND.

~N~~~0|~--~~N@-0~N~
.CST-Ladys plain band ring, with
-, r. TO ) G 1907" engraved on
inside. Return to George Hoffnan's
Meat Market and get reward, l7.2
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SPECIAL NOTICES


10 YOU CONTEMPLATE CHANG.
ING YOUR LOCATION ~ THE
NEAR FUTURE? DO you wish to
80 to city that affords lots OF
employment has exceptional cdu.
catioual advantages; offers great op-
portuntics for uyestmcu, Is q
strictly prohibition city. Then lei
rs tell you about Clcbumc. Texas.
Has the largest railroad shops i'm
the state: fine public schools; new
high school building costing $4,000;
large Christian college now under
construction; city "urrounded by
the best agricultural land I'm Texas.
Has about 10000 population and
100000 per month pay roll. Are
you seeking employment? II so,
drop postal TO f. l.. d., care Ard.
moreitc with full name and street
address, and representative will
call and tell you all about IT, 1853
REMEMBER You will get resi-.
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either a 90, 40. 50. 100. 800, 6i0 or
1880 acre tract of land for $3.50;
$40 down and $40 month. The
proposition Is going For further
information see II. a ~ Townsite
Selling Comlany. ll3 East Main.
ArdmoTe, Okla. 14-6
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AGENTS WANTED

FINDING THE NORTH POLE" by
Cook and Peary. Cooks own story
and Peary's expedition. Reviewed
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FOR UP-TO-DATE- Electric wiring
and supplies drop a postal to T.. o.
Box 1888, &. G. Squires, or phone
732. Out OF town work solicited.
Frst.class work guaranteed lin
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WANTED

WANTED-Men TO learn barber trade.
Practice furnished by free work.
careful instructions BY experts. Few
weeks completes. Tools given, board
secured. experience In shops before
completing. Catalogue mailed free.
Noler Barber College. Kansas City,
No. 1875
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PYTHlAN SISTERS, No. 20.

FT HTNN STo Ems, NO. q.
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays
In each month at Castle Hail.
JESSIE DAWSON. NJ. Z. c.
GRACE BERRY. VI. II. OF c.
Ardmore Lodge No. 6is.
q. p. o. z.
Meets second and fourth Tuesday
nights at Elks' Home.
ARTHUR WALCOTT, Ex Rul.
JODlE ADAMS, Sec.
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Ardmore Lodge No. 81
A. s. and A. VI.

Meets second Saturday nigh, In
each month at Masonic Hall.
W. ~. GRIFFITH.
Worshipful Master.
GEO. HENRY BRUCE. Secretary.
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Arlmoge Commandery No. 5

Arlmoge COmmandery No. )
X. T.
Meets first Tuesday In each month
at Masonic Han.
ROBERT H. HENRY,
EN- Com'd'r.
GEO. HENRY ERUCE. Recorder.
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ORDER EASTERN STAR NO. 70.

Meets fourth Monday In each
month nj Masonic Hall.
MISS BESSIE PALMER,
Worthy Matron.
MRS. IRENE BRYAN. Secretary.
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Ardmore Chapter No. II

ArdmOre Chapter No. IT
n. A. M.
Meets second Tuesday IN eacn
month at Masonic Hall.
GEO HENRY BRUCE, High Priest.
JNO. l.. CALF. Secretary.
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WooDMEN CIRCLE.
Meets at X. +. Hall every first
Mandoy afternoon and third Friday
evening. MRS. ED. SANDIIN.
Guardian.
MRS. y. T.. MARTIN. Clerk.
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Myrtle Lodge No, l07
KNIGHTS PYTHiAS.

Meets every Thursday night &C
Castle Hall.
a. LOwENSTElN. C G.
w. I. SALISBURY, K.ot Il. and 5.
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CAPTAIN W. H., fine thorough
bred bull. Season $50. Produces fine
calves. c. p, Hail. Caddo street. At,
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ARDNORf SECRET and
fRAIERNAL SOCIETIES

Ardmore Lodge no. 5S7
FRArERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Meets every Wednesday night a,
X. OF Z. Hall
JOHN G. ". HOFFMAN,
Worthy President.
& D. KNIGHT.
Secretary
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Washra Tribe No. 80
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Meets every tn irsda.. night IA
Rcd Mcns HIll. South Washington
Street.
H. A RENBI.Es. Sachen.
D. Z. NISBETT. G. OF X.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-17
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF

SECURITY, M, IIoI.
Meets every Monday night in Odd
Fellows hall at $50
K. l.. SCOTT, President
MRS. TILIIE CHADOICk. See.