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KIDNEY AND BLADDER
 TROUBLE VANISHES
Simple Home Recipe Said to Relieve Nearly every Pers0n-Fine Mixture Which People Should Value.

To make un "Gugh of the 'Dande- lion treatment, which is claimed to be relieving nearly every sufferer who uses it for backache kininey com- plaint, sore weak bladder and rheu- matism; get from any good prescrip- tion pharmacy one-half ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion, once ounce Con- pouna Kargon and three ounces Con- pound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Shake we'll in bottle and take ip teaspoonful doses after each meal and again at bedtime.
 Those who have tried it claim that it acts gently but thoroughly on the kidneys. relieving backache and bla1- der trouble and urinary difficulties before you realize it. Many cases os rheumatism are known to have been relieved within few. days, the pain and swelling diminishing with each dose.
 This simple recipe is said to strengthen and cleanse the climina- tive t;sues of the Kidneys so that they can filter and strain from the blood and system tne poisons, acids and waste matter, which cause not oals Rheumatism, i,nt numerous other diseases. Every man or woman here who feels that their kidneys are not healthy and active or who sufferers from any urinary trouble whatever, should not hesitate to make up this mixture: as it is certain to do much good, and may save you from much misery and suffering after while.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
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Experienced makers wanted Ap- ply millinery department. Sivess- Walton Comnany. 3-14 tt If out of employment try Gra- phic want ad and get placc~~eieht- teen words inserted one week free.
 2-1T dtf You need have no fear 0; dying with Pneumonia if you Will use pncutuo Emolllent 1t gives immediate relief At all druggists d t' --Wanted---A middle aged man and wife to keep house for one gentleman and two boys; please give references K care Cranhic 3-l9 it When in need Of any mules or horses call on Berlin Brothers. rms firm has on hand a number of good medium priced saddle horses 2-2a I'm ---Go.carts and bnby buggies- we can fix you out with the hest. Union Furniture Compnny. 5-1 .'' For rent, three nicely furnished rooms, with modern conven;cnces convenient to four boarding houses Apply at 2O2 West Fifth avenue. 2-23tf Three cars of fnrniiare received last week. more coming. Come and sec the stock. Union Furniture COn'' ,any. 3-T ii .--Notice---I will call on the mer- chants and business people shortly for this years subscription fo1 sprinkling. George W. List. SIS $l Let the Fordyct Steam Laund Y do your work Clear spring water used, no chemicals. Give us q trial Leave your bundles at SIS Ma'o street. We call for and deliver laui'- dry. Old phone G51. az4 Inc For rent, five room cottage. cor ner Barraque and Poplar streets. Az ply N. T. Whites residence 3-i2 G
 Don't fail to see our cornD'e T stock of builders hardware if yot want something artistic and up u date for your new house. We have the quality and finish that will giyt your home the touch of elegance Cleveland Matthews Hardware Com pany.
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So declares Jane Addams in com

So declares Jane Addams ill com munication to women on suffrage for her sex in Illinois.
 Tn England and all her colonies, she declared, the women have mn- nicipal suffrage, while we American women are just waking to the fact that We have rights and res2o'astl,ili- ties which, without the ballet cannot properly be exercised.
 "Why is it that in Italy they have public wash houses for the enconr- agcment of cleanliness among the people, while in the United States We have none? Why is it that in Russia they have public covered markets to protect the food of the people from the filth of the city, while in this country we have practically none?
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PARKER & SHEPHERD
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SHELBY DENMARK.

This kingly scion of royal race of horses will be shown in Pine Bluff on or about Wednesday, March 24 All admirers of the Kentucky gaited sad. dle horse are invited to see him.
 Sired by Denmark Chief, one of the greatest horses of the greatest fam fly of horses that the world has ever produced. His dam, Lilly Dare, b, Chester Dare, 10; he by Black Squir- rel, 5s; he by King Eagle, "A. Not | drop of cold blood in him; 16 hands high with that grand and lofty action such as only the Denmarks possess Blood bay, 5 years old. Ii you wan' an unbeaten sire and unequalled show horse come and see him. Not often do you see horse like this.
 FRANK BRAME. Lewisville, Ark. l (All kinds of reiercnces.)
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Call and see my line of novelty pictures. Farrar's Art Store, 32O Pine.

Others are sending in their sealed bids no the TedstrcIn machine. Better mail yours before it is too late.
 3,s-dtf
 We carry a larger assortment of iron beds, more designs than any oth' CT dealer in Arkansas. Union Furni- ture Company. 3-7 If
 There are not many things tha, are good for Whooping Cough bu; ,his Is one. Pneumo will give your child oulck relief Your druggist has N q tf
 From sl1 ,u S2;, saved in buying mules from s1sriiu Brothers. Ali Istock sold by that firth is guaranteed to give satisfaction os your money re- funded. 70 m ---For quality and perfect scientific construction none surpass the Her rick Refrigerators. See OUT complete stock, all finishes, from sl4 up at Cleveland Matthews Hardware Com pany.
 i ---Maithoid Roofing is on top of hundreds oe buildings i'll Pine Bluff. and if you want 8 good roofing you can't buy any better, ] ply, si.s0, at Cleveland Matthews Hardware Com pany.
 We will reserve nothing. Our cn. I tire stock of lace curtains. nets. DOT. tieres, draperies and drapcry material ! Is included ln the SALE beginning TODAY. Tomiinson !s Knox, e0s Vest Second avenue. 3.16 Gt ;, SEE CHARLES J. MADDISG DISTRICT MANAGER OF THE NA- TloNAL LIFE VF THE U. 5. <. 1 (CHrCAtA)). HE CAN WRITE NOr : ANY KIND OF \ POLICY TOT 1 WANT. :,-14 f
 --Strayed os stolenF'rom F. [ l I,yrd'e bayou fartn, on night Narch l II. 1909 light brown mare mule, fiji teen hands nigh, dark stripes around fore legs, wire slit in one ear; white mouth about s years Any inforsaa- tion that will lead to its recovery no- tify P. P. Byrd.
 Eek. the photograph has moved from his Second avenue place to 2111-o Main street. where he has opened new rooms and is now ready for business When you wish any kind of photo work remember the place--east s,ae oi Main street be tween Second ard Third avenues.
 s-l,5 6t
 You will save money II before buying you ca'; and examine thc stock of the men Furniture (nmpany Even ii you should hny elsewhere the knowledge yoa get Of values at ou' store will ennble yon to buy to better advantage elsewhere. but we kn"" that ii you see oar offerings ana prices we wiit get your order. 2-'' Ii Don't thins that plies can't le cured Thousands of obstinate cases have been cn.ed by Deans Ointment % eeIss < SHY drug store
 Call and see tire good furniture a UNION FURNITURE COMPANY; t speaks for Itself. Be your own tudst and jury. Prices nlways right. '2,-7
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SUBSCRIBERS NOTICE.

If you miss your paper you are re- ouested to notify the Graphic office, both phones during the week. and on Sundays call 731 Old phone, hot later than 10 o'clock a. m. and paper will be sent you by special carrier.
 CLAUDE III. MONK,
 Circulation Manager
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Says Our American
 Women Are Slow

Chicago. March 20.--"The popular opinion seems to be that our Amerl- can women are beginning to advance AS matter of fact they are the slowest of all the English speaking women on the face of the globe
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The largest assortment of tables, all kinds, at the Union Furniture Comnonv. 3-7tf Eleven room boarding house for rent or lease, SIS West Fifth avenue. o,d nbone 1921 3-16 Ct DRINKING CONTEST AT THE SATURDAY MATINEE AT ELKS THEATER. 3-1s 2t You will find that every day or any day you can at UNION fCRNl- TURF COMPANY get bargains that beat all especial sales at other s4or.s. 3-7 d Farmers, mechanics. rai!roaders. Iaborers rely on Dr. Thomas Electr'c Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts burns or bruises at once. Pain can not stay where it is used.
 Every lace curtain, portiere and all drapery and net goods at reduc' ticn of 95 per cent, beginning today. Tomlinson < Knox, 90s West Second .1.n.. 3.10G Complete line of refrigerators at Enion Furniture Company. Best In town. '' U --Berlin Brothers, of this city, have just received carload of good louii- ;ana farm mules. which they are sell ing at prices that cannot he duplica1- ea elsewhere. They are acclmated and they guarantee every nlnle sold.
 2-25 In
 LACE CURTAIN SALE begins to. day. Twenty-Five per cent reduction on all lace curtains. porticres. drap. cries and nets. Be first aud get first nick, TomlinsOn X Knox. 9OS West Socnnd aycnue. S-16 6t
 COLD WEATHER HAS COME. HAVE YOU HAD YOUR BROKEN WINDOW PANES FINED? IF NOT no IT VOW AND LET MDANIEl. RAl'GHMAN DO THE WORK. OLD PRONE. S0S.
 We are still offering rare bar gains in steel ranges and cook stoves, Ranges from S23 up. Cook stoves from s..o5 up. We can satisfy your wants at the right prices. Cleveland- Matthews Hardware Company.
 Watch for the big vaudeville op. cning nt tue Trys;nl Palace Theater.
 3l7 ,' For rent, two front rooms. uo- stairs. Apply Mrs. King White, 3-' II
 For sale~..Rox factory wood nu:rf delivery Old phone 1000.
 3-I ll,. .pou', let .onr child suffer with ,rauu when "npamo Wil) re'iev" Y. ~n, 4aa s1 On |, all drux2ists
 Nothing but the very hest ol vaudeville at the Crystal Palace The ater. Watch for cur opening. S.17 u Prices on all goods out season less than cost at UNION FURNITURE COMPANY. You can save money.
 3-7 Our spring line of lace cur tains just received. w bought in quantities and car afford to sell you for less Knox Walker Furniture Co %-2O 6 SEE CHARLES J. MADDING DISTRICT MANAGER OF THE NA' TIONAL LIFE OF THE |. $. A (CHICAGO). HE CAN WRITE YOU ANY KIND OF A POLICY YOU WANT. S-l4 t We are showing the larg est line of CHINA MAT TING (the kind that wears in the city at the cheapes prices. Knox Walker Fur l1iture Co. s-2o $ For ten days I will sell m, entire line of framed pastels landscapes, Indian and :. landscapes, Indian an' Dutch pictures at $l.50 each Come early and get you choice. Farrar's Art Store 320 Pine; old phone &4.
 Cut out borders, all tn rage in New York, the lat est thing out in wall pape decorations. See Farrar' line exclusive agent fo l American Wall Paper Go. o Chicago. Farrar's Ar Store, 320 Pine street; ol phone 564.
 Architect C. l.. Thompson. of Lii tie Rock, yesterday submitted til
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SCREENS.

Windows and Doors. The season now at hand. Let us figure with you. Household goods renovated.
 4O4 ". Second Old phone lles
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REMEMBER, we are nev- CT undersold. See our NEW PATTERNS of lace cur tains and mattings at re-
 duced prices. Knox-Wal-
 l>o,. r,,rn;t,,ro ro 3-20 Ct When you think of re- frigerators think of "Bohn Svphon." Our car will ar rive soon. Knox Walker u,,rr;4,,ro ro 3-oO St
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23

musical program OF rare merit was
given The numbers were.
instrumental solo Mrs W. lkari
Vocal solo. THE Rose and the
Bird Miss Van Wormor
Violin and piano duct Holy city"
Mr. Jack London and Miss Ncllir
Ikard
Vocal solo Forgotten" Miss Ncl
lie lkard. with piano aud violin ao.
compartment
After the program Oboe guests We're
invited 90 the diniua room whore
dainty refreshments of shcrbct and
cake were served
The guest list included Misses
Hanna Won Wormcr. Frasirr Price.
Roberts. llgdon Truadwcl. Bon
durant, Smith Agce: Ncsdamcs Hol.
land Ikard. Jackson. oliver. Carpcn.
ter, Canterbury Mccoy. snyder. Pc
tcrman. George Ballard Brown. :. 4
Douglas. Ash Douglas Charles Evans.
Murphy and London. Misses Ruby
Randol, Ethel lkard Mary Brown.
Nellie lkard, Myra ana Myrtle Mur.
ply. Rev. Conlec
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
ptiladelphia's Premier Beauty.

This young lady the exquisite.
beauty OF whose complexion has
aroused the greatest admiration
AMONGST the members of PhIildyl.
phia's fashionable set. recently con
fidcd to a few girl friends tho se-
crct of her extraordinary loynllucss.
The secret could NOT remain one
long and gossip I'm society circles
tells us that this youus woman had
been greatly annoyed hy many dark
brown frcCtlcs. which onstinltcly de-.
fled removal until she became "a user
Of Nadiuola Facial Cream with It's
aid. however. she not only quickly
and easily banished these unsightly
blcmishcs but was also roioiced 10
find her skin left iu every way moro
beautiful than before healthy. clear.
soft and yelvotv. with an the fresh.
ness ani exquisite loyolincss Of a
perfect complexion. NadInola Cream
is sold in every hfLh class drug
store. soc and 81 the package
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children
OF bed wetting, There is a consti.
tutlonal cause for this trouble. Mrs.
NJ, Summers, Box w. South Bend,
Ind, will send for free treatment,
with full instructions. Send no mon.
ey, but write to her today II your
children trouble you In this way
Don't blame the child. the chances
are It cant help IT, This treat.
ment also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine dlfflcul.
ties by day or night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23

Friday May 2S. will be gala day
in calisthenics for pupils of city
schools. At $3.50 of that day all
of the pupils of the Third ward
school will have exercises to music
on the grounds. Half an hour later
pupils OF First ward will have same
exercises on their own grounds.
TO be followed by pupils of Second
and Fourth ward school on their
respective grounds Judges win 20
from one school to another and a
handsome prize donated by the
First state Bank. will d. given
70 the best ward school in calisthc.
mic work
ON Monday morning grades will
compete for pennants given by Dr
Hardy, Mr. \. G. Young, Mr.. Wal
ter c. Dean, Mr. Luke and Mr.
Flaig. First and second grades OF
city schools will have exercises al
Third ward school at $50: third
and fourth grades at 10. fifth and
sixth at 1880, seventh and eight
NJ II, and then high school grades
The best grade iu each group vii
receive pennaut The public /,
Invited to see this work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
COLLEGE NEWS NOTES
REVIEW OF THE WEEK AT THE
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHAN-
lcAL SCHOOL AT SALTWATER.

saltwater. Okla, May 22.-Rev.
Mr.. Owcnby of the Methodist church
south. conducted the devotional cX-
crcises in chapel ON Thursday
Loyal Payne received two tickets
to all the remaining athletic contests
OF the year. In the guessing contest
he placed the winning teams at
Waco and their points closer than
any other student.
Wcathorford was 10 have crossed
bats with the \. a NJ boys on the
\. 4 NJ grounds last Monday, but
at the last moment word was re-
cciyod that the team could not come.
30 excuses were given. This was
a sore disappointment to the \. a
VI. boys for. having been sncered
at, hooted and hissed, as well as
given unfair decisions in the game
AT Wcatherford, they wished to wal
lop the stuffings out the team with
good clean and fast baseball
Illl INpN'' w. Hho b''H III WIN
appendicitis the past week but is
now improving.
The spring number Of the college
paper. Orange and Black. has
gone to press This is a handsome
sixty page book, and contains over
sixty cuts of college scenes and
views.
On Friday cos \, c and d were
10 have made an attack on the
city of Stillwa-cr Cos. b and l. de-
tending thee ity The attackers were
to have been led by Capt NJ. II.
bentley and the defense by Capt.
Ed G.. Gallagher The heavy rain
postponed this maueuycr 10 future
date.
During the storm ON Friday a
chimney was blown Off of Morrill,
Han, eight large windows were
blown I'm in the various buildings
siN trees We're blown over. aud "A
portion Of the girls gymnasium
court was demolished The water
caused much damage by blowing I'm
at the broken w.udoas and causing
the plaster to fall.
The Seniors have finished their
examinations Work is progressing
nicely on the class play Hiawatha
under the direction of Prof II. c.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
Fairgrounds.

Fairgrounds should be an import.
ant part of the public school econo.
my and children should be- taught
now TO play in the Fairgrounds
Los Angeles Herald.
The question as to the location OF
the High School is an opportune one.
That Il should be central, is oDvioI.
and that the grounds should be large
enough to admit tennis courts, ball
BAH grounds and basket bali is Nc.
cessity.
Ardmore is to be, congratulated on
her school buildings and especially
on her play grounds
Each ward building has large
enough play grounds for the children
to romp over and enjoy at will, IT
every inch of them were utilized for
play.
The question of play grounds has
become national and in the larger
cities the demand for them has be.
come a movement within itself To
cultivate the love of the athletic vita.
in a child is laudable, but the educa-
tors of today are harping on the phys.'
cal.
If a child is turned out of our pub.
lie schools well developed physically
as we'll as mentally the schools havs
accomplished their purpose. School
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
81. Phillips Fair.

The ladies of St Phillips Guild
are to be congratulated on their in
ltiatiyc in starting "A fair represent
ing the seven stages of wumanhood,
which is 50 good an idea that II
might become an annual entertain
ment without firing the public and
with abundant possibilities of intro
ducing something new. The Fair was
held al the Freddy building and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
orios with Mrs. Webb.

The Orio club held business
meeting with Mrs G. H. webb on
yesterday afternoon and dispensed
with their regular program while
they made out the questions for next
years work. In addition 10 the pro
grams as made iu their year book
questions bearing on the subject, TO
be answered.
The meeting for next week viii be
with Mrs. Webb.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
Entertainment at Mrs. London's.

The Jefferson school Mothers club
entertained the high school teachers
and the teachers of the jefferson
school with reception on Friday
evening from four until six o'clock,
at the residence OF Mrs. Joe VI.
London, with a delightful informallty
and cOrdiality that will make the
entertainment memorable one to
all who attended
Decorations OF sumI- Nr flowers and
ferns made the parlorS and recep.
tion rooms attractive. Mr.. London
was assisted in welcoming her guests
by Mrs NJ. lkard.
Arr the guests had assembled
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
No SERVICES There.

Rev. Rogers of the Carter Avenue
Methodist church announces that
there viii be no services whatever
at that church today
The church is newly papered and
painted and is not yet dry and be
cause of this, sunday school, church
and other services of the Sabbath
will not bee held today. The protract-
"a meeting viii begin at that
church the fifth Sunday in this
month az eleven o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
christened Julia Marie"

On Ascension Day at the Church
OF Prompt SucCor by Rev. Wallrapp
the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John G. Sprekclmeyer was Christened
Julia Marie with her Grandmother
Grassland and Grandfather Sprekel-
meyer as sponsors.
Julia Marie is the first grandchild
i'm both families.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
ISL W @ u lei 0 9
GwSN wlurEMAN TELEPHONE oNE-rouR-rwo
TELEPHONE oNE-FoUR-Two

room ~ \luudSlltS. tlON'. can not dt.
conplsh this. but open air sport aul
wholesome play. together with gym
nastic movements. will do much to.
ward this end.
II you send the pupils from tn
public school well developed physi.
cally. they will have pretty whole.
some world view and appreciation OF
the beautiful within themselves
Wherever We place the High
School. let us have the grounds pre-.
pared for play with trees and grass
for civic beauty and every inch of The
school ground for play. The neces.
sity Of having our children play has
been aptly illustrated:
Once upon a time the citizens of 4
certain city became Interested in the
education of their children. They dis
putcd whether they should build a
big public school or open play
ground and they opened the play
ground.
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o., ,,i.. d,,. d,,.. ,l,, r,,i,.,s ,.h, h,y.
built up great public schools and neg.
lcctcd play grounds have not been
abl. to catch mn with them"
This g.. r,,, ,o, r,r,, ,yhor IN.
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noon h.r. y.,. s,,oino. ori,ir, and
reading all i'm the omen air-anj.
tb,u another long porind of plav.
Sucb was tbn. srboolinp of the lad nm.
rl a., was ten Years old nor ca &c
differ essentially until hc was l6 cx.
cent fu the severity of the exercises
Vet tb. world has not ceased to mar.
vel al the results of Greek educa.
tlou.
T., nr,1pc.d rho hipb.st tvn. r
man t,It..i.YII, aud iufa1I4gfrt11ts
,,,, ,b. world ,os a,.r known
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We reverse 'h' or"'r oil Importance
iu 'du'a'ioh as " was opS''N'u pl
the "r''Ns' "t'eN 'uu''''"u was 'S'
S'"u'Hy pay sro"ha 'nu''''on'
testimony rom n'olosy' phHS'o'oEN'
psychology auu th'F testimony %
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23

t.,,fba v,,r. arr,pp.1 o., rsnr.s.pf
,,,, s,,,.
T., .. ..,..... ,... . No..
So. ..'.T..5 ~. ...,.. -, ,,.,.. ..,u
..,. -. 80.
rpl b,us,hold c,mm,dt., so,n rn.
necessity for an uo.b.rs ,pr,b,.irr
so,p needed r, rr,ipr and Mrs
Savers was a very busy salcswoman
She also demonstrated several new
inventions for the kitchen. tine glass
ice cream freezer. the egg whip
which screws to The table and beats
tbc eggs In a bowl and other con.
Nouicnccs.
Miss Mary Hobsou sold cook books
which had been donated
The grandmothcrs' booth with Mr-.
dan.s ru,,am and HOFFMAN foo
charge had ON display many whole.
some cakes. rolls. pics and other
catablcs..
The fancy worl, baorh WAS I'm
charge OF Mrs. G.. T.. Byruc and the
display of arts and crafts was beau.
uml. The display was sent from Ok.
lahoma city and excited much admi.
ration.
The Boston Sculpture COMPANY
also had donated ,oyeraI pieces of
statuary which we're ON sale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
Whist Club with Mrs. Williams.

The Elwcll Whist Club was de-.
lighimlly entertained by Mrs. r. j.
Williams on Friday afternoon. In the
games that We're played Mrs Mark
kirkpatrick won The prize for grand
slam and Mrs Moran Scott for high
score
\ dainty luncheon was served
Mcsdamcs r. j. Williams, j. n. bod.
son, Walter G. Dean Rob p. Poland.
Mark Kirkpatrick. Moran Scott.
Charles Won Weiss and l.. r. Rus.
sell
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-23
rHE WEEKS CALENDAR.
MONDAY
By MARY GwSN wmrEMAN

MONDAY.
W. G. T. T.. meeting 40 Broadway
Methodist church
Daughters of Coufcderacy %, GillCr
Hotel lei
TUESDAY.
Christian Aid Society az church.
Broadway Methods HON. Mission
Society in circle.
Broadway Baptist Missionary So
ciety Hsla
Presbyterian Aid Society.
Garter Avenue Methodist Aid SO.
lioty at Mrs. divers.
South Ardmore Baptist Aid Society
3t church.
WEDNESDAY.
Fcrudale Review Club with Mrs.
Young
Bible Study Glass.
THURSDAY
Bridge Whist Club with Mrs. K. j.
Williams.
FRIDAY.
Elwell Bridge Whist club.
Orio Club with Mrs. G.. II. Webb.