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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-21
BLUE RIBBON GARAGE

The Packard Car occupied one of
the most conspicuous booths at the
recent Garden exhibit and was the
center of interest and attraction. The
1911 model was revelation of the
phenomenal progress made in automo-
bile construction during short twelve
months. This model is equipped with
all the latest paraphernalia, including
the popular fore-door, and altogether
has many advantages over other cars,
sold at a more advanced price. The
Blue Ribbon Garage of this city was
represented at the show by Mr.. w. E.
Seeley Secretary and Treasurer and
Mr.. J. Schiott, President.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-21
WEED CHAINS.

Chains, to prevent skidding are the
most practical equipment for the au-
tomobile. They can be easily adjust
ed or taken off, carried in the car so
that they are always on hand in case
of emergency, and meet all the re-
quirements of any kind Of road bed.
Weed chains have become popular
because of their absolute dependable
ity as well as their durability. These
chains may be purchased of any of
the local dealers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-21
sBOLTED ON RIMS INSUR-
ANCE AGAINST ACCIDENT

HI. III. Dunn, a prominent authority
on tire equipment, has this to say
about ''bolted on tires:
I'VE are making the Bolted On
style especially for the motorists who
appreciate the invaluable advantage
of a tire that under no condition can
blow off. With this, In case Of a pos
sible blowout, there is still a cushion
formed by the casing and tube which
prevents the rim from coming into
contact with the hard surface Of the
ground In number of instances
where cars have been in accidents and
wheels badly smashed and rims brok-
en-. not bolt has given way. OF
course, the average man does not
spend much time thinking about
whether or not his tire equipment is
safe. He does not care to consider
what would happen if front tire
blew off when his car was travelling
at a high rate Of speed He would
probably admit, if asked, that he
would fear the consequences, but that
it does not often occur, and there isn't
a chance in a hundred that it will
with him. All this we grant. but re-
member-there always is that hun
dredth chance
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-21
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS.

The Blue Ribbon Auto and Repair
Co., of 154 Cannon St., are making
a special effort to please all who de-
sire to have their autos dressed in a.
new coat of paint for the coming sea-
SON. They suggest that this is the
time to arrange for this class of work
before the rush starts in. See adver-
tisement.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-21

BRIDGEPORT TAxICAB SERVICE
The attention of Bridgeporters is
called to the exceptionally fine Taxi
cab service given by The Elm Auto
Co., who report a very satisfactory and
increasing patronage. See advertise
ment on another page.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-21
MITCHELL CARS.

The 1911 Mitchell model won new
laurels as well as many new friends
and admirers at the Garden show this
year. Aside from the attractive price
at which this car sells, there were 9TH
er more pronounced features which
created marked enthusiasm among au-
tomobile critics; among which were
the new and graceful body designs
and fore-doors. This car has won an
enviable reputation for durability, be-
ing one of the most thoroughly con-
structed cars manufactured. The Elm
Auto Co., who are the local agents,
was represented at the Garden by
Mr.. +. L. Mills and Mr.. T.. Morissey.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-21

1t will be impossible to abandon it,
because 1t has proved itself Of too
much value to the entire civilized
world.
There will always be room in this
country in my opinion, for anywhere
from 100000 to $50. 600 motor vehicles.
Motor cars will be sold long after
this generation of men is gone and
forgotten, for the world has learned
their wonderful efficiency, and it will
not give them up now
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-21

AOIOMObILE INSURANCE.
L. H. Lyon, 1854 State ST., cor. of
Main. represents the most reliable au-
tomobile insurance companies in the
country. The Boston Policy-cover-
ing both fire and theft-is without
doubt one Of the most popular policies
issued. The cost is small compared
to the protection given. Other pol
icies covering Marine and fire ipsur-
ance are also issued by him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-03

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inauguration
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BHM bHtl way d hep forward it naef eef hhd MUW beautiful
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-03
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-03
Hhtldan Dus eoOOl

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" tlfg medical nGipal CAPT hdWlD
y. hlbduWni mHdidai pGfpbi First
bent london 4 itmiMl Twelfth
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-03

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lpidaf wha the lhtauei Of All iu point VI
Attendance the deficit WAS hNdp Annd,
The community should hhd ohusN fNt
roget VA the nnAhelNl tetuiua " tho
meet, ~ fpW muh viii ever attempt 10
lNhe up such a matter hunih Mas
hsu nUph away with u had uplblon VI
lhe ellN having publicly expressed
MWHplf w the effect that there WNs hpte
lhn worst bunch W itplheA No had
ptpt seen, tefvulGn Va almost lwo thou
Rhu1 uduNi heads hhOul the lille
willing 60 rob the promoters VI ihOlt
proper due
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-03
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-03
AUTOMOBILE MIGHT
HAVE KILLED HER"

The WcOi danger VI children being
olIowpd 10 plOy IN lbe streets was
ngplO evidenced yoBolday morning Ia
ffgDl ~ Tie Royal ilnwailan anmga.
Lying IN lh0 rOadwny wBs n pmtly
eOehef spaniel dog quiet Old fellow
who woa ne pet VI eyerybOdy about,
ana pulling lllB ealo md playing with
hin wiz II little child too young 10
tnOw lhe danger she WIS running by
belhR w Tho lOhd
" liiinpd ana want into the Rafage,v
Wll george Wells yesterday, whom do
HHfblnR The Incident hnnd almost inii
ihhllhlplY J hUhfd hU automobile com
lng Along hnd hon u Howl NJ pain from
ihr Oh lDg ! tell yUl my huhH stood
Hllll roe ! lnGW tihl tho little enid had
hrnn plhylhG Win tho dOp ana
Thought Hlin Win hillHd whom
fpnehnd llif door, hOWpyNf ! found IN
ny Rt0hl relief lhpt BIo must have
gone inside luHl before tho accident
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Tho dog WnH daad aud N lp child
INA HOl gone IN WluH She dId A Ia IA
NniihlulY llHl Hhn must lHVu bUHB
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KAHN show HHd II fnnl old fHyDHlH
about lhe pIhoH Mann GAiplnHannaa N
what pall NJ aud presumably II won v
bh hnfn f0f women ~ pbildfHH 10 bn
about lhp struts, fDf n lio oDnldn'l hap
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ENID hllbw Same automobile dHvaB
seam NJ llii0l lhaY 6W1 lhe streets aud
NAY should bn pulled ~ short "
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-03
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-03

lniy tho clean M FROM the lprlltarlal
government lO hpnln housekeeping m,
I Wnuld he about what lhN teiiflnN
lNafd had 10 henm With two wears ago,
The beard had tNn away with itself la
he lhAt mouth VI lwN Ito lhonqht
lhp cleanup wUWld hN In the nVlahhOr
huNd W fA0OOO
We spuho W tho measures which had
hpvn advocated NV him, ann upnke W
Tie milk ordinance, Althnnph mllk
might 90 VIZ, the town wah hojtOr MI,
The htp limltH had been extended. The
had mlhod vi such law
and made a mehh W ID, piumhlna
ordinance hNd hrVn panapd, pttlplaOiofy
w the lhOmhem fhp new iali was d
monument w the administration, About
elOionO had hew npeOt 10 make h a
Wndpl institution,
Ito Thought Mayer rrtN would ha "A
hotter executive Than ever nn apoounl
" hia two years experience, aud would
ho u model mayor
TreaHuIcra Report
Treasurer Trent nest npohO. Accord
nv w law hp had "a appear hpfOte tho
lOhtd 10 make hH nnNl hrcOuNH This
u The htpi llmn the Treasurer hnH heNn
Va ihn assembly room fuf nearly tw0
years Ito said tho balance nn hand on
lreemhpr N for the general fund, was
epnAhnasl balance road tax fund,
tli lNNnh total nf eADBhNaa,
Ito had already turned aver aOme Of
the hnnlip and funds la hla pucOennOl,
Treasurer w. w Hhngle Ito thanked
lho mayor aud hoard for many OOur.
lpnlpn. hnd he hoped the new hoard
would hp nH coed 10 The new treasurer
lln VIVA luhl HihrllnH on n lrlp vi HALT
Nlvut III which Journey No would be-
accompanied 10y number Or ROpuh
llphns The treasurer whs lhhnNpd,
Mt Cos thanked the mayor and
hnhfd for enufiuneH, aud M lip chair
man Of The police committees spoke NJ
tile improvements IA the county Inil,
NnNlnp " WnH one 10 bp proud Of,
Mptltllhn, ~ ilie minority member,
lhhnlpt MIG retiring brethren, nnd gaye
them hih aloha
ont Of I,malight
AylNll started Ia nv anyng the press
called him an 0halfuOllOnlHl, Rnd he
WhH dad he would No able l0 got ont
M n nll aud nul Of The llmpiight, nnd
he hOprd The newspapers would lel him
alone w future. ITO believed however,
hn had done llH hest IN once
AHA nnd Kane made BmlAt talks,
hni were btipf
NJ MllyorlOO deputy city attorney,
then looh NJ tho thread Vt Quihn'a ~.
mnrlJa about tho attorneys department,
ana Jumped on Tho press fOf CnlieEIng
u department when had Tho endorse
mrnl W Quinn
me mayor ended he 0rnl0fy by
lhhnhlnR pypfyhody IN n flowety speech
hnd apnh0 " the model jail, saying he
woudn MUD living there, IN fact,
he said II VIA tho finest jail lao was
ever H.
~ move lbIa bOnrd adjourn Eno
dia,u said Quinn,
II WA passed unanimously
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-01-03

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-09
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ARDMORE
The Oldest Bank in
Oklahoma
Total Assets $9OO,OOO.OO
Total Assets

Was organized twenty-five years ago, developed
and conducted the principle of conservative bank
ing along progressive lines, and has preserved the in
tegrity Of its individuality intact during this period,
and this basis has gained and is gaining each day
in strength in scope and in the confidence of the pub
lie Governed by the same principle, and entertaining
a reciprocal confidence in public which recognizes
the right relationship between service and recompense
this BANK expects to continue to grow both in its
capacity and its opportunity to serve and to that end
invites the patronage to which it believes it has proven
itself entitled In view of the foregoing, it has
Cured to mind to offer to you the following sug
gestions relative to opening bank account:
SELECTING A BANK in which to deposit your
money is an important matter to you-more so than
any other line of business in which you may be
cerned.
SELECT A BANK with large assets and extensive
resources and therefore absolutely safe and which is
al,cdys able and willing to extend to you accommoda
tions when you need them based upon the important
principles Of safe banking.
SELECT A BANK that will treat you with perfect
courtesy whether your business may be small or large
and manifest personal interest in your business at
fairs and personal appreciation of your patronage
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-09

vegetables remarked Main street
grocer to the ad man as he was on his
rounds yesterday. OF course you do,
well | am into the vegetable busi-
ness again, IA few years ago when |
was in the grocery business here |
handled all kinds of vegetables, there
is a very small profit in ;helA and |
concluded that | would buy in mall
lots from other dealers, but | find 1t
l., not very satisfactory | can not al
ways get what | want and the pr,ces
are sometimes almost prohibitive. so
| am into the fresh vegetable business
again and will always have plenty on
hand and you may tell your friends
that no dealer can sell them chearer
than J. A. Clark at the c. o. d. Phone
633.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-09
Attention Grocery Clerks.
ALL WOOL

The ten retail grocers or clerks
in Oklahoma fist selling, after read
ing this, ten pounds of Luzianne
Coffee to ten different customers
and sending us the names and ad-
dresses of those customers, will be
sent either a nice souvenir paper
weight or clothes brush. Write
names and addresses plainly. Guar
antee every pound of Luzianne Cof-
fee.
THE REILY-TAYLOR COMPANY,
New Orleans, La.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-09

Judge Stillwell II. Russell adjourn
ed district court yesterday hntil
April "a. The criminal docket will
be taken up on the Sth day of May.
Immediately after adjournment Judge
Russell eft for McAlester to attend
the |. o. o. F. Grand Lodge meet
ing. He is a member of the finance
committee and went early to trans
act business with that committee be-
fore the lodge convenes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-09

Use the want ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-04-09
The First National Bank
Is Just Such a Bank

1t has nearly 81 OOO,OOOOO in assets
TT IS SAFE.
1t will give you good service.
1t will treat you we'll
1t will accept deposits from penny up.
1t will make separate loans from $1.OO to $2O,OOOOO.
We want to do business with you.
We want you to do business with us.
We want you to come to see
We want to get acquainted with you, you will
find out how well we can and will treat you