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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

STATE COLLEGE FOB WOMEN.
A conmltteeof lh, Wo nsn'd OF ub OF
Lynchbufg has sen! on! tho following
circular.
Senator Aubrey E. Strobe has intro
duced In the Senste q bill (3snate bill
Nc. 92) to establish the V1ginis 8 ate
College for women, at Ohatlottesville,
coordinate with the university bu! not
educational.
II the women OF Virginia will unite 10
dema udlpg that their senators and del =
gates support this bill, they will un'
doubtediy secure its passage The rea'
sons for The foundation OF such 3 college
are that though Virginia, now supports
university aud three colleges for men,
IT does not offer to it's women tbs op-
portunlty of obtaining 40 etucation OF
college grade at any state school. The
cost Of attendance at the d;moninstiopsl
and other colleges 10 VirgiDls, now open
to women Is prohlbItiVe to the family OF
ayersge means with daughters 10 edu.
cate.
A state college for women sbould re-
dlce the cost OF ob'aiping such sn edu'
cation by a. least oue-hslf the amount
nov necessary TO be expended for any
RI In the state who may Wish to obtain
s college education.
Fathers and mothers of VGginis 10
y,u desire that yonr daughters have
eqoal educational advantages as your
SOD ? II so use your personal inbu'sce
t. In, e , u senator's and delegates TO
vote for Senate bill Nc. 92
The prompt and active co.oP'Ta'ion
OF the men and women OF Virginia is
soil cited 10 advancing this movement,
which will prove a bletsing to the state
for generations to come BY enabling tue
women 10 reach higher standard OF
culture.
A postal card to your representatives,
at Richmond will convey 10 them your
uq1ts'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING No.
~ tice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the SUB
URBAN HNMFS COMPANY, Inc, W II be
hell in the pri' cipsl Office Of the comp ,ny,
No. III south Fsirfix street, AlsXandha,
virginia, on MOND AY, the Seventh day OF
Februsry. 1910, at o'o ok, ?. m., for the
election # officers and directors OF the COM
pany for The ensuing GEAR, snd such other
business as may const' t'tu innsl'y con before
said meeting Books for the transfer of stock
will be closed on and from January 29th to
February 8th, Is 0, both dates inclusive. By
order Of the Polrd Of ID ,tois,
ORVlLLE J. MOAT, Secretary.
inn0s I'll fahh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

X1TAsHIHGTOV. ARLINGTON AND
w FALLS CHURC RAILWAY ON
PsNY.-The snnual meeting Of the stock
hol ers tf the WASHING ron. ARLlNG-
TON & FALLS CHURCH RAILWAY
COMPANY for the electi of directors and
su,h other business ss may be presented,
will be held in the compinv's oiil e ct Mt.
Vernon. TT ESDAY, February eighth, 1910,
at three o'clock. p. n.
JOHN W. RICH, Secretary.
;,nOd "A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

CTOCKHOLDEBS MEET Nc There
Owill be held the regullr snDu,l meeting of
the stock holders Of thu AN Err CAN LO-
CONOTIvE APPLIANCE COMPANY st
the off ,e f the company, l u north Fairfax
street, Alexandria, We, on WEDNESDAY,
February 8. 1910, at Up. m
W. b. WILMARTH, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

ID ONT worry about your corns. LUCK
ETr'S FOOT REST PLASTER will take
them Of ike magic without bandaging or
edfFips. ), II easss your tempefss wall ~ your
corn, At Lzzabsafex's fos inc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

MEXICAN BANK sUSPENDS.
The UOited States Banking Company
stAsxicooity suspended yesterday follow.
Ing it' fsi.U'e to make The clesrIng. house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
MEErIN s

THE sSnnal meeting Of the stockholders Of
L the w. N. D0RSETT SHOE CO., Inc
will be held at 2l2 King street, at O'Clock
on January 81, 1910.
w. n. DORSET'r, President.
6. l.. BAKER, Secretary.
len On M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27
attlement of Tussd sy's businesP.

settlement of Tuesdays businesF.
The directors say thst the suspension
was voluntary and for the protection OF
depositorr. They are hopsiul OF being
able to pay the latter 10 iun.
The ia pension Is attributed 70 tue
payment BY President FL IN Of drafts Of
the Mexico Packing Company aEgregst'
log S2 900 900 snd which we're not &c
cepted 10 London. Il ia estimated that
nearly SO, 800. 900 was Withdrawn from
deposit Gu ing the Iun. 1t Is SAID toS'
the bank almost me, the emergency
bu, the failure of the Bink OF Montreal
to provide more iuads precipitsied the
s,psrson.
A large crowd In which we're many
" omen gathered 10 front OF the bank yes.
tsrdsy, but there was no disorder None
OF the othtr blpk, oftl city txp rlenesd
afuI or auy inconvenience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-27

CTcCKBOLD 5KST MEETING : There
Owill he held the regular annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF he MILTON INDU q.
TRIAL COMPANY, incorporated. st the Of
fee Of the company, 1t7 north Fai = street,
Alexandria, Va, oa WEDNESDAY, Feb
rusry 9, 1910 at 2:S0 p. m.
NELSON WILSON, Secretary.
Ian26 ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17

Afior a great deal OF effort and COL
legpopdence The Eagle Drug store,
the popular druggists has succeeded
IN getting the D.. Howard Co to make
C special balf-prlce Introductory Of
Ter on the regular fifty cent size OF
their celebrated specific for the cure
OF constipation aud dyspepsia
This medicine IL Iecent discovery
fos the cure of all diseases of The
stomach and bowels It not only
gives quick relief but it makes per.
manent cures.
DR.. Howard's specific has been so
remarkably successful in curing con
siIpation. dyspepsia aud all liver
troubles thai The Eagle Drug store
Is willing to return the price paid IN
every case where II does not give
relief
SO gfeal Is the demand for this
specific that The Eagle Dug store
fas been able TO secure only linn
tied supply. and every one who is
troubled with dyspepsia. constipation
o.. liver trouble should call upon them
a. once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
Z Vneral Of Henry Ivan Ellis

There was large assembage OF
Il q friends OF the late Henry Ivan
Fills ct the Methodist Episcopal
cl urch this Afternoon 10 pay the last
tribute of respect to his memory. The
eeryiee was held at 2:20 O'Clock and
the Rev. A. B. Nicholas. rector OF
lie Trinity Episcopal church, h9ioifi-
ciated. assisted BY Rev r. y, Fair
clild. or the Methodist church. A
Inclusion of beautiful flowers were
rendered by the young friends OF the
deceased and the pail bearers were
tie following friends: J. B. Morris.
FRED soehl, II. S. Carlln, l.. ID. Bron-
son. Carswell Of Musk0gee and Bick-
Tosd Of Muskogee Frank Ellis. fafh'
or of the deceased, is the only sur
slying member of the Ellis family
the mother having died some sesen
years ago and brother twelve years
ago. both OF whom are buried In Sum
nut view. Relatives Ia thss c'ty ~
,nding were J. n. casali and daught-
or. uncle and cousin respectiely OF
.te deceased. NJ. Garyin Of Kansas,
life long friend, was here for the
service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17

Mrs h y. Lawson Of Nowa'a, gem
eral federation secretary: Mrs. Chas.
X Hume Of AnadarkO. parlamenta-
rian, and Mrs NJ 9. Hart OF this
city, president OF this district Mrs
ThreadgilI was presented a shower
bouquet Of American Beawy buds
aud sham ocks were given as favors
A feature OF The evening was The
delightful musical program rendered
by Guthrie talent under the difec-
ion OF Miss Lillian Boles, and re-
tlccted much credlI on the part Of
Miss Boles in her careful selection Vt
hose who appeared on the following
program.
Nigh song ....~,. KheInberger.
Misses Beland and Boles
Messrs Hill and Robinson
Jean e.t,........,@...... Bnfleigh
G. G Robinson
Gypsy Rondo ......a..... Havan
Misses Beland llantord ard Hoies
Sunset .,,.......,,,.. Vandewater
Robinson Male Quartet
A Token .......,.,. e. G.. Robinson
Your Eyes .e...,. G.. G Robinson
Miss Amy Tearney
KISS Waltz ......,.......... Arditi
Guthrie Ladies' Chorus
The evening was closed by short
addresses from The visiting ladies' who
expressed heir hearty appreciation
and thanks 10 the Guthrie women who
had made thls visit In the city such
an enjoyable occasion for them in
| the way Of ex ending hospitalitieg and
| for the pleasure Of meeting the
Gueh ie club women az he gathering
asst evening Mrs Hart OF this dis
lrici responded BIZ assuring the ladies'
The meeting here had been source
of pleasure q he hrle club WON
en- who considered Il an honor 70
have had heir board meet In our
city The women left this morning
FOR their respective homes
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NNI'ND4FDtTdbtls57 7EpsrtIsDtitftf'Fs y
SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

Trees win be planted and bird stn.
dies will be introduced in majority
Of Logan county schools tomorrow,
Arbor and Bird day. Orders OF excl.
dse have been sent out by the state
81 erlniendeni The city schools will
have brief exercises.
The city council will meet tonight
10 the police court room.
Duck hunters nave about given up
tope OF any more shooting this spring
4 few local sportsmen went to the
Cmarron yesterday. but they saw nc
dicks. The birds seem 10 have gone
north for the summer and Pre- not
playing In The creeks along the way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
EXECUTIVE 6oARD
ENDS SESSION
Teansac s Much Business ~ lmr5r-
tance TO Club Women.

The executive board of the Sta.e
Federation closed their mld.year ses.
sion In this city Yesterday afternoon
after a long and tedious days work
ON their part Matters were rushed
through on account OF necessity OF
several members Of the board re-
~ ming home this morning. Audit
ing bills and a review OF the good ac-
c0mplished by the educational loan
fund occupied most OF the afternoon.
This fund was started year ago at
which lime large sum UI money was
raised In only a few minutes and as
result many girls have been aided
in securing an education which has
fitted them for cclf-supporting
work The next year will probably
reap s,ill greater result along that
I line as the board Is ye.y much In
( favor Of the movement which was
originated by the president. Mrs.
( rhreadgill. who Is chairman OF The
! committee on the loan fund, and yes
lerday Mrs. McDougal anc Mrs
I Hume were appointed TO assist in
( dlsbusslng the fund 10 the best adj
vantage and IN collecting and making
loans
Arrangements We're made for The
route to Cincinnati, Ohio, 10 attend
the biennial which meets there from
May 10 10 rs. The route chosen WIS
by way oil ST. Louis and thea over
the Big -Four 10 Cincinnati. Mrs.
Threadgill predicts there will be
three hundred Women from Okla
homa so, as special rates Will he
made.
Another feature OF impor ance in
yesterdays business session, was the
making of arrangements for the pro-
gram 10 be given at the state meet
ing in Aluskogee this fail Ms.
Threadaill Is also chairman Of this
committee and yesterday appointed
Miss Elizabeth Boyle and Mrs. II NJ.
Lawson 10 assist in getting up the
program which Is largely IN the hands
OF he local committee at Muskogee.
This program sill take the form OF q
musical literary and beneficial Many
club women are expected. among
them being Mrs Eva Moore. general
plfaiNrUt VI lNt .NAt 4bHdl itttidt iohs
who met with the Oklahoma Fedora
tlon two yea ago when Oklahoma
and ihe Indian territory amalgamaled,
aud Mrs. popperhen OF South Caro-
!, lima. who Is a promlneni club wom-
an. A general summary Of the bus
lness transacted by the board Is
somewhat as follows. Auditing bills,
Offering OF FIVE amendments 10 The
constitution. arranging for the years
program. financial and literary. ar
flnglng for State Federation at Mus
kcgee and acing upon he appllca-
lions Of iive new Clubs. which were
4 recommended by the board The ses-
sion as a whole was a most agreed
Bile ope. with no jars, no anklnd
words or thoughts Much OF this Is
due the splendid ability Of the presi-
dent. Mrs. Threadgill. who Is snch a
fine parliamentarian and does all her
wo X with such clear head. quietly
giving he parliamentary laws with
dignity and courtesy.
AIRS. Chas l.. Reed Is here from
Muskogee visiting her sister, Miss
Pearl Eddleman. and her aunt, Mrs.
Cha les Daugherly Mrs. Reed
came 10 be present at the annual
nanaueg oI lie Daa1h.ers o. Trrfetay~
acy lomerraw AZ the home OF Mrs.
Daugherey and will remain week.
tConIinued on Page 50
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I PERSONAL
y AND LOCAL
,.;,s ,.,.,si.fal.a.t.s~s,s-ss,,s1.g,,-si.4


.ssss Riley Smith, tie fiAst treasurer of
Ccmanche county, was here yesterday,
Il e guest of Bin Cross They cam
piigned together in the then sparsely
seltled county in 1902.
fra D. Mullenlx, a former capital
Cily newspaper writer, now OF the Ok
lsboma City rimes-Journal, was a So
Ga. visitor in the city last evening.
Attorney Evans of Mangum is a
professional visitor in the capital city.
Colonel Graves Leeper returned TO
lis home in Oklahoma City this al
tegnoon.
Gustave L. Elixon has returned
from Lawton where he spent week
il the trial OF cases.
In the matter of B. NJ Lnchner,
bankrupt. the first meeting of the
creditors was held yesterday N. h.
%iiilaeei was elected trustee.
Dr. r, G. sha p Is able tosbe back
1T his Office aftera ten days attack
of bronchitis. EA lGE- Ef
Sheriff I.ouihan returned TO his
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A DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR
Guthrie Ladies' Were Hostesses to
Vs,.ing Club Women.


The Carnegie library was the scene
Of much enjoyed reception last
evening when ihe Shakespeare club
members were hostesses to the other
clubs OF he city and the legislators
and their wives 10 meet the exeeu-
live board Of the State Federation In
session here Tuesday aud Wednes-
day. Carnegie library is an ideal
setting for large gathering owing 10
he large rooms which can practically
be thrown into one. The reception
hall was banked wjth palms and ierns
ard from a pretty alcovc he Shakes
pearc ladies llaled punch throughout
M evening. IN the receiving parl0r
green and red predoniinaied. ferns
and poited plants together With vases
lOf long s,emmed carnations being
used. The club room was in pink
mud green. A large howl OF Ia
France roses called forth many words
OF admiration. The members OF the
Shakespeare club chaited merrlly
with The guests and extended hospi-
ta'lty In a most pleasing manner and
made the evening one to be remem-
bered both 10 the visiting ladies and
10 Guthrie club women The receiy-
Ing line was as follows: Mrs. Chas.
Flison, president OF the City FEEDER
a ion OF clubs; Mrs. John H. Thread.
gill OF Oklahoma City, president OF
he Stafr Federation; Mrs. d. A.
McDougal OF Sapulpa, vice president
AZ large: Mrs. Tom Hope OF Ada
presiden; Of the Fourth District Miss
Elizabeth Boyle Of Enid, treasurer;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
SOCIETY PROSPECTUS

SOCIETY PROSPECTUS
Thursday.
Epwoith league Of Methodist
church give tahy social,
Domestic Science club gives a
luncheon al home Of Mrs, II T.,
Miller.
Auto ride for visiting Federation
ladies'
Acorn club open session IN evening
with Mrs Hamil,
Friday.
l.. G., H. s. basketball team
against Chandler high school team In
the evening at city hall
Mislleioe club with Mrs. Tom
Welch
Friday Afternoon Euchre at home
of Mrs. Goodwin.
Saturday.
Daughters of Contedetacy annual
banquet a. home OF Mrs. Charles
llangheriy.
Saturday Night Whist at home Of
Mrs lGnoch Bamlord
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
A Birthday surprn,e.

y p' tHhaT ohi ~ NV
Mrs ] ID. Burke of COS East
Warner. planuef and carried out a
complete surprise on her daughter,
Miss Lenore. this afternoon. The at-
fair was a cleYerly arranged ST. Pat
rick's luncheon In which the sham
oek green flags and green decora-
lions were carried out In detail Gov.
crs were laid for nineteen guests and
d deleciable TWO course luncheon was
served Place cards wore sham
rocks. and white and green carna-
iOns ccntered the table, about which
zeal shamrock leaves were arilstlcal-
- sca cred Miniature candles cast
soft rays OF light over the table and
the green and white idea was car
rcd ont in The courses Tiny green
\ llags peened out from The center Of
The Irish potatoes and also garnished
no Ice course. Seated with the
honor guest were Misses Lctha Barde
Ellen Bronson. ida Nlback, Bishop
Della Adler. Rcna Richardson. Lyla
Hoase Graham Florence aud Edna
4 Graham Beland, Blanche aud Bertha
Belaud. Virginia Hagan. Laura Pur
Vance. Blanche Tldball, Helen Jcn
kns and Eva Siegfrled
Mrs Burke was assisted by her
little daughters and Miss Niblack
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
APPEAL CASES ARE FIlID.

The city of Wynnewocd, Garyin
county, has appealed to the supreme
court on judgment Of the district
court In the case OF "a. G.. Cox against
u e clty Cox brought suit for $4,000
and secured a verdict. His grounds
we're thai be was hurt while employ
ed at the city lighting plant: that the
accident was due 10 inadequate pro-
lection and defective wiring.
David Makatobe, sentenced 10 life
Imprisonment for maBslaughter. has
appealed TO the criminal coust Of ap-
ptals from the judgment OF the dis
trlct cnurt OF Mccurtain county He
stabbed Lesser Jackson in i3OS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17

home in Pushmataha county last even
lug, having been before the commit
tee having in charge the fee and sal
ary bin as one of the state associa-
licn of sheriffs' committee.
Dir. A. \. West has returned from
pells'on where he attended tuberc
ulosis meeting.
nr. Noble was in Nayina yester-
day
Henry George. of Carrier was
ol Grated on yesterday in this city.
Attorney c. c. Brown left last even.
ine for Kansas City on legal business.
G. w. Welon, southwestern agent
fcr the Smith Heating Co, OF Min
reapolis, Mimi, spent few days
here this week.
T. o. Flynn Of sprlngyale township
was here on school business yester-
day
Robe.t Dunlap OF Newkirk IL in the
city looking after business
]. c. Elliot is here from Pauls Val
ley
John. Evans Jr-. was over from Man
gum today. 4
T. W. Hartley was here today from
Orlando. @hH =
W. R. Kelly visited Guthrie today
f,om Watonga.
r. w. Springer was here today from
Oklahoma City.
Clifton Raiciirf was up from Okla
homa City today.
George S. Erickson OF Alya is in
p
G. C. Crump Of HoIdenville. and
w. j. Crump Of Muskogee are guests
al the lone.
Edward r. shinn is back from
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cci.eac Comedy pa. ronesse ca.

The following have consented to
be pa ronesses for ihe college come
dy One Of the Eighth to be given by
the senior class Of the Logan county.
high sohoci. Wednesday. March 23. !.
Mesdamcs + G, Spllman, G. II
Filson, a. NJ, Carter, Frank Dale,
G. G Kneisly q Gano, Chas j.
West, l.. + Leach Jr., j X. Cot.
tinghnm, J II Burford. Lyman
knighton, ]. Mcpherson, j w Duke
Lloyd Morris, J II Rucks, w. W.
Rucks. /. ] Beland, Reuel Haskell,
Lymon Gray G NJ Sarchet, w NJ.
Mccoy Carl lIayghorst, VIM. Spur.
1ock, Geo. player. Geo. Ilenshaw,
w A. Frasler j. II Cot,eral, lior-
ace Speed, w B Miles, h. Hill,
David Lowery. W. H. Patterson, w.
s. Calvert, e. Bond. J J Talman,
K. d Stewart, j V. Dnrling.
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several days business trip out Of &c He EAGLE DRUG
STORE SUCCESSFUL

city.
A Massey of Waynoka Is in the city.
p. S. Milford and wife are In the
city for the day.
n. A. Gibson is here from Musko-
gee.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Nossett of Tul-
sa are here tor few days.
George Reed of Arkansas City is
al The Elks hotel.
H. =. Cochran was in Oklahoma
C,ty today.
Howard Price, manager of the Guth'
rie baseball team, returned today
rom Abilene, Kansas. where he spent
a week on account OF the serious Ill
ross OF his father The senior Price
Is improving.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
SAYS He L0sL s17,0D
Kansas Man Writes Letter
That He Was Swindled
on Prize Fight 81.
lny Assoclated Press.l

Council Bluffs. Ia. March l7-con-
trary TO expectation the Government
gas unable TO reach a conclusion by
room OF the case against Mabray
The Government this morning re-
ceiyed letter from ]. ]. Fleming,
OF RegfoId, Kansas. declaring that he
lest si70O0 on prize fight at Den
yer. Col. Temple. district attorney
stated that nearly fifty similar com.
had reached him since
ire trial opened. due generally to
the publicity given the case. The
amount namea ill lhese cliAmlHlca
tons exceeded sADe.00D.
Eas er Cards and Booklets. Sig
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Dinner.

Vegetable soup scalloped oysters,
string beans. corn Irtters, prune
soutile with whipped cream, black
coffee. The Daily Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17

Light or heavy hauling transferring
and storage see Poison Transfer and
Storage Co. or call phone 49,
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salt mackerel with cream gravy
boiled rota oes, salad OF celery knobs
ca left over) with lettuce ana French
d egslnR crackers and cheese. tea,
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he me in Pushmataha county last even
iug, having been before the commit
tee having in charge the fee and sal
sfy bill as one of the state associa-
son of sherifls' committee.
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Friday.
MENU FOR FRIDAY.


Oranges, cereal and cream, Span
lah cmelet, mullins toast tea and
coffee,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17

II. =. Cochran was in Oklahom'
l.tN today
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DR.. A. a. West has returned from
gellsion where he attended tuberc
ilcsis meeting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-17
Men S and Young
Men S Spring Suits

in the new spring fabrics-the new grays-
the new blues2the new greens in plain and
Fancy Patterns made by the Best Whole
sale Tailors Of America. The new models
for Conservative Men and the Fancy Dress
er. We can fit you.
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n. A. Gibson is here from Musk,
gee
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George Reed of Arkansas City !
at The Elks hotel
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We've made great preparation for
your EASTER OUTF7T7ING and in
vite you to come in and make your
selections amav v,em I

The newest blocks-the newest shapes
the newest colors in the Celebrated Knox
Hats and John B. Stetson Eats--Our Hat
Stock is as large as you will find in eXcM.
sive Hat Stores Of large cities
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Boys Knee Pant
Suits

Clever Suits in worsteds, cassemeres,
cheyiots and serges. The newest IDEAS
in cut and tailoring The values al each
price are the best we've ever been able to
show YOU.
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u AND 1 DOINGs.

Mrs. Elmer Lanning is enjoying
a visit with her brother, Mr.. Litchty.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Ross spent
Sunday at John Taylor's.
Frances Fengel had the bad luck
to fall from a teeter board on Tues
day evening and as q result is Buf-
ferin9 with a badly sprained shout
der.
Mrs. Ernest Geoffroy has returned
from visit with her daughter who
lives in Thomas, Oklahoma.
On Tuesday, the women Of the
. and l had . walnut gathering at
the Stevens home in honor Of Mrs,
HOIroyd's birthday. Dinner was
spread in a shady place under some
walnut trees-and such a dinner.
There is no use to try to mention all
that was there to eat. There was
% much left that the women divided
X between them and took the re-
mainder home for supper 60 that the
men might ali have a taste. In the