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WANTED-FoE L. :. ARMY. ABLE
bodied unmarried mcu between ages of
is and 60. citizens oc United States of
good character and temperate habits.
who can speak, read and write English
il snSuaEe. For Information apply TO re-
crulting officer. Walker bank bldg.
Main and 2nd So. SITS, Salt Lake city.
Utah. m975
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TYPEWRlTING, SHORTHAND


GATHELIiS UNIQUE SCHOOL OF
shorthand and typcwrltng. 3lG d. T.
Walker bldg. lt2S24
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SCOTCH PIES

sSoItH PIES. SUCH AS YOU ATE IN
scotland, with All the flayors and
spices; &c each, for Csc. t served. !.
thester. h3otI
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FURRTER

FURS CLEANED. REMODELED AND
repaired. Geneva G. Hicks Co. CS So
9Th r.. Was. 3i07. b too3
FJRS REMODELED. REPAIRED; EN-
pert fGrriers: prices reasons BILE Hud-
son Bay Fur Co. 122 Main Phone Was.
1i5f. ri5Sf
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Wanted Situation-Male,

EXPERIENCED JANITOR WANTS PO-
sltion. window, house or office clean
ing. Hyland 136-W. mli0O
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OLD, FADED ANp % Gjoai q
and carpets Inauo mos, cog.
without Injury 20 INC theank Me-.
price. reasonable. Tr,satch ~,
let South. Phone "'S
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Tribune Leads All Others in Want Advertising

The Tribune is superior in all res
II pays 10 keep posted.
TO know what profitable business chances
are at hand.
To know what renting opportunities are
offered
TO know what realty is for sale or exchange
TO know what good jobs available.
TO know where and when and how 10 Sc
cure the better grade OF workers lor every
line OF endeavor
To know what home servants arc to be had
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LADIES TAILORING

DAWSON e. MEIER. FINE TAILORING:
alterations a specially. lS5 W. 2nd
South. mI293
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnishcd'

SrOREROOM. 55 y. STATE. FINE
for grocery, meat or drug business 500
room mod. 335 W. 1st South....... 30
7-room mod, Gi5, So. Main ...,,..... 20
o-room mod lis SO. 2ud West.....s. 30
LITTLE & LITTLE, No. w. 2nd SO,
mlS02
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FOR RENT

For Rent-Furnisned Rooms.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS e SON 16G y ST. WAS
l5i5-W. Upholsterine. chairs recaned.
o2t2
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KEY FITTING. LOCK WORK, b.
cycle Supply Co. Phone Bell 262s. o76l
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WINDSOR HOTEL. e25 SO. MAIN ST,
Weekly winter rates TO single partes.
steam heat. electric lights and telephones.
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ects Keep in touch with affairs
To know how to secure the return OF lost
articles.
TO know OF opportunities for exchanging.
To know how TO turn obsolete and dlsused
household articles into cash.
To know how to obtain roomcrs or boardcrs
rent Il room.
To know how 10 put your finger on the
pulse OF business and secure direct, 6rst-hand
information as to what is most needed, most
essential. in the world of affairs
To gam all these factS-Make of The
Tribune want columns
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ELECTRIC TuRhIor', 1ss Ko'|
Massage. residence OF %
Wasatch 1907.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
near university. SIS So 18th II. slfsf
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SAFES REPAIRED

ALSO KEY FITTING AND LOCK-
work n specially. $. J.. Lock Works
Was. 1855 hl040
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THERE'S A WAY TO GET IN TOUCH
with Just the Kind OF roomer that you
would be glad to have share the coro.ofI'
OF The home-call upon the want SUI
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COAL AND KINDLING


e u. DEAL. COAL, BLOCK WOOD
and hndiins l65 East ith South: boti.
pnonfs h9J
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JAPANESE GOODS

-----~-----------~-------~-
T. AINANA. DEALER AND IMPOR-
ter OF Japanese dry goods. chinaware.
SOS South Main. k2915
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Apartments Unsu,rI.s
AUCTION SALE

REMOVED FOR CoNyEy,r.
OF SALE FROM ONE NJ i
FINEST RESIDENCES - ~ :
ClI1. OWNER Is Lris1
FOR COAST.
TUESDAY, DEC. II. WIZ
SELL -FOUR ROOMS or IN
FURNITURE AT '
PUBLIC AUCTION
AT OUR SALEsRfIu
l0-19 WEST 1ST SOUTH 4
Consisting In part OF
Kitchen utensils. ki,cs., 1.
and chairs. Refrigerated !,
dining room outfit oi
quartered oak chairs ~.
table, buffet and china 4
this outfit cost Ilss
room set of solid quarters
cost $50; brass he'd, yefy 3,
ate; rockers. parior iurS'
Administer and velvet nm
one imported Persicn rug Z,
Sale starts promptly AZ 5S ,
UTAH AUTT0N & C0MbIs5
COMPANY,
AUCTIONDERS,
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SEWING MACHINES


WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. lJ9 State Wasatch 1908.
nIAi6
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CHINA DECORATING

49, -,. -, :. - ----------~c------
MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO,
a East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Class and private
lcssons- c96e
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MASSAGE

MASSEUSE FOR ali ~
only. Vapor baths s
satch 2624.
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OSTEOPATHY
RHEUMATISM

CURED BY OXYGEN FREE BOOK
let. Lots OF salt Lake testimonials
Learn this scientific and ONLY CURE.
Write or phone today. Utah OXypathor
90. Hyland 2Gi5-M. SOP Mcintyre bldg.
hi09l
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BECAUSE EVERYBODY
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IDAHO. NEWLY FURNISHED: STEAM
heat, $3.50 to 5tob week ?ols L. 1y11
South Eilp'
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ACCORDION PLEATING


SUNBURST AND SIDE PIIEATTNCi
sos East 3rd South. Phone Hyland 1871.
l,1o56
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CHINESE HERBS


l. SU WOO. 235 WEST 2ND SOUTH. |
all diseases cured with his celebrat-
ed Chinese remedies. hI96 |
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WORK


CALL HJGL1GY-DUDLEY co. FOR
r plumbing and electrical repairs. Was
249S ll2360
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Wanted Situation-Female.
Wanted to Trade.

-~--~~-~->--~~~~-~~-
WANTED TO TRADE.-EQUITG IN
modern paving apt. house oy 7-ropm
house on east bench Address r. o. box
1o4S. ml13S
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LARGE. PLEASANT ROOM. EVERY
convculence hot water heat. HQo ~,
Nagatch 5t2o-J. h"o1a
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help.

NO. SOLICITORS WITH REFER
epccs for we'll advertised pToposition.
Big commission and permanent woFE TOT
right men Unless YOU have made good
do not call, SEQ Mr. Meyer. Tribune
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ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED FOR
the T.. 8. marine corps. between the
ages Of 10 and 80. Must he native born
or have first papers. Monthly pay SD 10
S69 Additional compensation possiDie.
Food. clothing, quarters snd medical at
tendance free. After 30 yesrs service can
retire with 20 per cent Of pay and allow
ances. Service on hos I'd ship and ashore
IN all parts OF the world. Apply al Z ;.
Marine Corps Recruiting Office. leS Main
st, Salt Lake City Utah mis-
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THE WILSON HOTEL WILL MAKE A
special winter rate on suites Wild patn'
and single rooms. Inquire MT RInIsyy6
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THE uYIANp: MODERN: FROM $40
per month Up: board II desired; tne 20
cation. free from smoke 1910 r. 2ild 30;
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pOtH ROOMS: GAS RANGE AND
Daln, 81. 25S So. eth East. Was. 1898.
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SWITCHES


FROM COMBINES. So UP. GUARAN-
teed harmony Millinery. 55s =. State.
W s6Is. ke722
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KEY FITTING


LOCK WORK AND KEY FITTING, E.
Il. 1Ieagrcn. 38 w, Broadway. Phone
Was, io6. k3is7
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BA'T 20
meat First Congregational churchI M
sst you position free OF charge tsTSs
phone 5soo VETO
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LADIES' AND GENTS TAILOR


G. w. HULL. 226 CONSTITUTION
building opposite Il. G. ~, l. Your own
mat orial made up. hl3l
The evening world., 1912-12-20
A Tardy Lover.

A Tardy Lover.
&C. r." writes: "A certain young
man claims that he loves me dearly
but he never keeps an appointment
punclually. Invariably ! have TO walt
3, hour or so for him. DO you think
he is really sincere in his Affection"
Perhaps he Is only careless. Why
don't you turn the tables by making
him wait for YOU"
-. L." writes: is IL proper for
Young lady to take a gentleman's arm
while they are walking In the street,.
1t 10 rather unsophlsticated unless the
pavement Is slippery or there is some
othef special reason.
20. "" writes: II have been corre-
spending with girl for six months
and now she says that she must stop
writing because she has learned that /
am two years younger than herseif.
How can retain her friendship"
I doubt II it is possible. She evidently
The evening world., 1912-12-20
Betty Vincent's
Advice to Lovers

wants to break off with you or she
wouldn't put forward such silly
excuse.
IL. W." writes: when a young man
takes a girl to ball is II proper for
him to dance with others If the lady
he escorted Is not dancing?"
Tie should introduce other young men
TO her and see that her card 10 filled.
Then he can dance with others.
TX. D. writes: "A young man and
have put off our marriage two years
on account OF my mothers objections.
/ shall be OF age In another year and
we plan to marry then, although my
mother Is still unreconc!led. Ought we
to spoil our future on her account"
Certainly not.
''B. r." writes: IF young lady asks
a young man to go to a dance, should
she pay for the ticket or let the young
man pay for it?'
II she begins a feap-year affair she
should be consistent
The evening world., 1912-12-20


in
NSro hseraes rreside we'll advanced
had made night
looked well in the gray dawn
had
dated
music
tried kill him with poker How nc
OF the
reminded
q alcoholic placing
forth and FORT
to
this to her father
a
whskey he drank As
Mortimer
Robert T. Hanes made the best or
who
the
be found
"Theo uestio is drink
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Uncle Sans Piemaker.

-ROM the standpoint OF the house
r. wife perhaps the most interesting
of the improvements at the Cap
itol have had to do with the kitchens
in which the food of our Lawmakers
and their guests Is cooked. Among the
new furnishings In the kitchens are two
refrigerating machines OF four tons
capacity each. and a variety OF cook
ing utensils, including some designed
for the use OF Mrs. Murphy. the Sem
ate's much praised oficial ''piebaissr, "
who turns out each day fifty pies Of the
proverbial kind that mother used TO
malss." says the Christian Herald. In
keeping with the improvements In the
kitchens Is an enlargement OF the Cap
itol restaurants. including the provi-
sion of an additional dining room at the
Senate restaurant
The evening world., 1912-12-20

sYNopsrs or rRrCnDrNa CHAPTERS


Dry Bottom 10 take care Of 'his dead fathers
nswTAspr and the Circle Bar ranrh. T1e Law Ia
cp@ly dsfie.i by the Catusrnsn's Association.
hs~dsd y Nty named DuniAysy. Hollis thrashes
Duniavsy for insultibs Nellie Hasieton. . pretty
girl who lives on . nearby ranch With her brv,ther
"a. q yotmG man subjss 20 fits a insanity, Ho.
lis taksS up his duties a. editnr Of his fathers
rsisr Ten spt." one Of DnniAvy's raffians.
overUsnss Ten sspt" and Turns him from . muir.
dcro,n foe into . friend. Ken Allen, q Govern.
,nrnt sS-nt, comes TO Dry bottom tn erforce TIN
law Hollis ananses 20 scnd Ncilie lIaxleton's
brother 10 . great surgcnu. who be believes can
tnIe "t,yrasy. Duni,yey,. henchmsn. rsl1andins
,ynchins and isse. him 70 the sheriff. Rm Wat
lease. the pr;cnss de.pite lioii.s p~o,e.'.. nol:
Allen for sheriff Hollis also arranses that
Nellie Iiaxicton shall stay at his ranch under Mrs
Norton's care during hsr bothors stsence, Nd.
Iackeusrda shs drsws pastoi We wr-pches II
trips and falls A. Yuma Il about 70 stab him
Ten SPOT shoots ne blackgnard dad. iiolii, taSss
nos. : visit %. The Gc,.rnos ana tails Hollis y
pAn 70 Uush Dunls-sys lawisss p.wss On
Hollis comes - . ciimax, when Allen and Wat
hiss sss oppuang oandidatss Tor SAst0
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II iutO TO
hyistm a.
S b oppers
Asst Christmas morning a ten-ysar-

Asr CHRISTMAS morning ten-year-
oid eagerly sought among his gtfta
Nouhs thn' together with his look
=" o., disappointment. me- father asked:
"nsvs the trouble. SOM With rusful
1soo' Ihe LAO replied; I dsdnt Sss any
ssne'
A"e parent picking up book. handed
10 the chiid. saying: Santa Claus
."ousht TINS was better for you ohan
.ooh"h game He Doesn't believe IN
throwing money away The book was
'nro"h upon the moor and tho exaspsr'
ou 10Y eAoisImed' Thats Az Santa
S'aus KNOWS ABOUT IT, I'm jus. going
orea@ open my bank and buy my
ser gamer
no" muoh happier that boys Christ
mas "ouio nave been mad he received
'hs co|eteo Sa'Hs' which, probably. could
nave oeeh purchased Tor the same
amount ohat the book cost. And now
'nA' .he market contains 90 many in
sructlVe games these can scarcely be
termed rooilsh sifs or waste Of
money
rake Tor instance, geographical
puzzle WIN each STATE forming a sep
arate section OF the map OF our coun-
Try and each President from George
washington to William Taft to be ar
ranged In consecutive order 20 form .
puzzle II successfully put together. II
can be converted into game.
For this purpose there u q card with
The evening world., 1912-12-20
&IHM POCKET E&.
lZ@@W @G@@g1DOzM

64S-(What are GeodesO They are
shells OF rock. lined with crystals or
with other minerals IN distinct layers.
T-tWhat are tho two varieties of
acknowledgements and dis ;iiled.
II consists OF . number Of colors.
blending into one another.
E-(What Is meant by an insulated"
bodyO--A body Is Insulated when II is
separated from other bodies by nom
conducting substance,
6JO-(What are three forms Of lron?J-
Wrought iron, cast iron and steel
The evening world., 1912-12-20
unsle Tales
Tor Children
BY Farmer Smith,
OTHER. M-O-T-H-E-R"

MI A squeaky little voice came
~'A out from under the white
bedclothes and Mrs. Grasshopper hurried
to see what her little son wanted.
What Is 1t, my dear7" she asked in
pleasant voice.
Il had. a bad dream" replied the little
grasshopper.
What was your dream. sonny? You
must not be afraid OF dreams. for they
cannot hurt you-nothing can hurt you"
We'll. Mother. l was sitting under the
bamboo tree when I heard q voice sing
ing:
"'He's such funnv-looking thing,
His head Is very bald.
HIS legs are tuH of kinky jerks,
Grasshopper he u called
And when I looked up. there was Mr.,
Caterpillar looking down at mo. He has
a lot of hair. not only on his head, but
all over him. Why am ] baldheaded.
Mother"
MY dear. you must not worry about
being bald. For II you had hair on your
head you couldn't Jump through the
grass; you'd catch yourself"
II see. now, Mother" said Sonny.
tn never worry any more about my
bald head But say, Mother, are my
legs full of kinky jerks, too?"
yes. my son. Don't you see that
Mother has to tie you In bed 40 your
legs will not kick the covers off? But
then YOU can always jump out of thu
way OF danger, while Mr.. Caterpillar
can't. Good night. Sonny. and do not
worry about anythinR Pleasant dreams
to you! The kind about grassy hills and
flowery dales, and
But Sonny Grasshoppsr was fast
aalNep.
The evening world., 1912-12-20

,pOrd Boss"
552-Whdt Is the oldest bonknots
In eristencef
55S-Whdt are the tuo kinds Of
mondrchtesf
55i-Why Is Eagldnds climate
temperate, though the country is on
the same latitude line as Ldbrddorf
5j5-Whdt are the oldest living
thin0s'
THESE questions will be answered,
Monday, Hero are the replies to
a yesterdays;
The evening world., 1912-12-20
T h e Pa pers Say
BY John L. HobbIe.

q Go. cThs New York Evening World.
GRAND Trunk dis0ustsd Dith
Rhode Island" We could not publish
tohat Rhode Island thinks OF the
Grand Trunk.
"Acfress gets S2s,50O from mana-
GERS" This should pay the attorneys
a proper compensation and leave the
actress $500 to spend Just a. she
pleases.
Man gets tOo months for selling
cocaine" He only ruined the Hves
Of ten or ttoelve people. Why should
the Judge be 30 severef
working girls should spend oil
enjoying NE" The entire sir dollars
a Weckf
"Sirteen killed In Nep England
railroad preck." In the latest West.
ern Wreck only eight people pere
killed; but the Eastern roads have
had more practice.
Man arrested claims RELATIONSHIP N
10 early noted Admiral" A great
man suffers enough humiliation
UhHe alive tctthout having his name
associated ,oith descendants after he
Ia gone.
The evening world., 1912-12-20

OF character but he knew how to act.
This part was played with such sin
certify by Richard Sterling that interest
turned at once to young actor OF
rough-and-ready ability that should win
him longer stay in New York than
THE Question can hope to enjoy.
advise Broadway managers to see him
before II is too late. In my humble
opinion he IL a "f,nd'-a vigorous young
actor who acts straight from tn. shout
der and Is az yet unspoied.
Edwin Arden could do little more than
groRn and suffer plcturesquely when as
Bud" he was brought In on n shutter.
He was Obliged to wait until he Lad
married Col. Thornton's daughter for
his chance as a well-trained actor. Rs
this time the scene had changed to
Riverside Drive, and the young lady
from Virginia was mixing with the
cocktail and highban set. She left her
husband to go to champagne dinner
while he remained at home to fght
"the curse OF drink" In . magazine
article.
Such Is life In literary circles Before
she left she walked up 20 the family
decanter and took a drink like lady
in distress The hereditary influence
The evening world., 1912-12-20

Copyright. 1912, BY The Press PubiShi
6 4 TTORNEY fined for blocking
II cause Of Justice" That 10 one
4 Il OF the greatest accomplish
ments Of the profession. He should
haze been rewarded 10Th q large fee.
Extra session DW have no effect
on Wall street" Since the Street Is
In need of money to buy more rail-
roads hoo can II afford to miss this
opportunity to ju00Is stocksf
III properly trained babies Uill
Hue one hundred years" An older
person might succeed IN Hiring thdt
long, 5a: is you'd BE- an almost I'M
possible feat for q baby.
"Found policeman in saloon" Po-
Hcemen are frequently found IN Neto
York. They haze even been seen out
side Of saloons.
More suitable names to1 restdu-
rant dishes suggested" Imagine a
Northumberland man calling for
frafttrun or fostie-tosfiei
Landlords raise rent because coal
ia higher" Did you euer notice hoU
prompt they are to reduce the rent
phen coal goes dooni
The evening world., 1912-12-20

drink not = dnh-at Theatre last
night In
IRON ToFsa Ay story" that
uan Dr. d~nnadst
'
Of family
theory the TIL
snt he did not know how present his
Of
into helpless state before
election day in Bunsw Virginia and
of
and Luckily
The evening world., 1912-12-20
CHAPTER XIV.
tCsnt1nssd.l
CdMpQian Guns.

LIEN Aid not stay long IN the
Kicker of,oA Nor. for that
matter. "a Hons. Onos. dur
inS the mesuinS he went
down b me Court House 10
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-12

T. P. McCarty and wife will leave
the latter part OF the week for ST.
Louis, where they will spend their an
nual vacation. Mr.. McCarty is night
ticket agent at the Rock Island
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-12

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andrews leave
tonight for different parts OF Missouri
and for Chicago for a six weeks visit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-12

Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Cupp and daugh-
ters, Opal and Penpest of El Reno, are
the guests Of MIR. and Mrs NJ. Britain
south OF town.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-12

70 D. Jeffrles, commercial superin-
tendent of the Pioneer Telephone Co.
OF Altus, and J E. Williams, division
superintendent for the company at
Lawton, are spending the day in the
city on business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-12
Mid Summer Millinery
Sale

TO begin Saturday Entire stock will
sell at halt price. Some OF our spe-
cials
s25o to $3.50 sailor hats, now ss
cents
soc to $3.50 flowers at 25c.
Milan shapes, formerly $3.50 to $500
now sS cents.
Black and burnt sailors, % cents.
Baldwlns Millinery, with Lubman.
G.ll-4t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-06-12

]. S. Askew is home from Chicago
and Omaha, where he has spent the
past few months on business. He viii
resume his work in the north after
visit with home folks.