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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-24

]. A. Robinson announces that he is
a candidate for County Commissioner
District No 2. (Chlckashal, subject TO
the Democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-24
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.

John II. Duncan announces that he
IS a candidate for the nomination for
register of deeds, subject to the demo
cratic primary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-04-24

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subject to the democratic primary.
II. Blair announces his candidacy for
county attorney, subject to the Dem
ocratic primary.
John H. venable announces that
he is a candidate for County Attor-
ney. subject to the Democratic Dri-
mary.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.
John II. Duncan announces that he
Is a candidate for the nomination for
register Of deeds, subject to the demo
cratic primary.
Ed e. Albin announces that he is a
candidate for register of deeds, sub.
ject to the action Of the democratic
primary
Lyon X. Bingham announces that
he is a candidate for register Of
deeds, subject to tthe democratic pri-
mary.
J. T. Hill announces that he is
candidate for register Of deeds, sub
ject to the democratic primary.
J.F. Bishop announces that he is
candidate for register Of deeds, sub
ject to the democratic primary
Geo. w. Petty announces that he Is
candidate for register Of deeds, sub
iect to the Democratic primary.
Miss Marth Vaughn announces that
she is a candidate for Register OF
Deeds, subject to the Democratic Dri-
mary.
James Pate Jones announces that
he is a candidate for Register OF
Deeds, subject to tho Democratic
primary
FOR CONSTABLE.
B. F. Phillips announces that he is
a candidate for Constable OF Chickasha
township, subject to the Democratic
primary.
Geo. A. Brown announces that he
Is a candidate for constable OF Chick
asha township. subject to the Demo.
cratic primary.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
E. B. Parrish announces that he is
candidate for county commissioner,
District No. /. lnortasrn) subject to
the democratic primary.
G. H. swlhart announces that be Is
candidate for county commissioner
District No. 8. tsouthern) subject to
the democratic primary.
]. A. Robinson announces that he u
a candidate for County Commissioner
District No 2, (Chlckashal, subject q
the Democratic primary.
DIR. G. r. Gerard announces that he
ls a candidate Tor County commissloa
District No 9 (southern), subject u
the Democratic primary.
w. T. Phillips announces that he Is
a candidate for County Commissioner
District No 2, tcaiekashal, subiec'
to the Democratic primary
John NJ. Penn announces that he Il
E a candidate for County Commissioner
District No /, CNorihsrh), auhieet y
the Democratic primary.
Newark post., 1912-10-30
D. {. Rose Resigns as Man.
ager of Red Mems Home

The Great Council of Delaware of the
Improved Order of Red Men met in
Armory Hall, Milford, last Wednesday,
with 200 delegates from the tribes of
this jurisdiction answering the roll-call.
The great council S attention was call
ed to a letter from Past Great Sachem
David G. Rose, who rendered his resigna-
tion to the great council as a member of
the board of governors for the Red Men S
Home at Newark. There was an express
ed desire on the part of many that the
resignation be not accepted, but in defer
ence to the expressed desire of Past Great
Sachem Rose it was acted upon by the
adoption of preamble and resolution ex-
Newark post., 1912-10-30
FOOTBALL
Delaware versus Muhlenberg

! Although defeated by the score of q
% 0, Delaware College football team
eserves much credit for the excellent
boWing made against the strong Muhl-
|nberg eleven last Saturday afternoon.
Even the injuries received by several
layers did not break the fighting spirit
II the Delaware team and they surprised
nd baffled their opponents by their
ucky work against great odds. Muhl-
knberg sent one of the heaviest teams here
hat the old gold and blue has met for
everal years, they being outweighed at
fast j. pounds to the man.
! There was large attendance of lovers
i the sport, the fair sex being especially
FelI represented and they gave Old Della
vare, loyal support. 1t was not only the
cam that showed more ginger than on
my previous OCCASION this season but the
jtuient body also showed much more
3prit which was great encouragement for
! he gridiron warriors. Senior Ephriam
olls, as cheer leader, kept the student
Rody busy during the entire game and
Every good play received the applause
Mat it deserved. This enthusiasm no
Noubt had good effect on the players
Is they never faltered in their efforts to
bold their giant opponents. This college
spirit on the part Of the student body
I 60, lie Of hn
bs there has been lack of it and some
criticism because Of that fact. Satur-
Hay, however, they supported their eleven
kell and made the game all the more in
teresting for the spectators.
The band was also on the field and
have number of selections. Another
ATTRACTION was the new mascot. This is
3 small Shetland pony, which two of the
Freshmen had charge of. Between the
halves the entire student body led by
their cheer leader paraded the field be-
hind the band The mascot was also IN
This parade
To Coach McAvoy also belongs much
&tredit for the good showing Of Delaware
4But few persons realize how hard against
bdds the Coach has worked and those few
werc consequently much pleased to sec
the work that he has done dring the re-
Suits that it deserved. In individual
work Delaware really o,tplayed Mullen
Berg. Some of the best tackling OF the
kear was done by Delaware and this Is
Especially true of the tackle made by
FCann on the first play when he broke
Fhis collar bone. Every player did his
|part and time after time they fought
|Muhlenberg back when The latter was
within few feet of the gold and blut
goal. Delaware was unable to make much
[gain against such strength as Muhlenbere
{had the few times that they had the bal
[and consequently they were compelled t'
ftigth on the defensive most of the game
ETwo of Muhlenberg' touchdowns, ever
with all the odds in their favor, We're
Erather lucky.
Newark post., 1912-10-30
FIRE ALARMS

In case Of fire call the following mum
berS in succession:
Newark post., 1912-10-30

pressing regrets, which was presented by
Past Sachem Theodore Townsend and
adopted by an unanimous vote.
AS there were no invitations from other
towns for the great council to meet with
them next year, its session of 1913 will lie
held in Wilmington.
Newark post., 1912-10-30
By oYder of
Fire Chief WILSON.

Captain Huston and Cam, who receiv-
ed broken collar bones are doing well but
of course will be ont the remainder of
the season. Other players reported in
jured were only bruised and are out prac-
ticing with the squad this week. Taking
Saturdays game all the way through it
was great credit to Old Delaware and
to Coach McAvoy.
Newark post., 1912-10-30
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL

fGy0r--J. Fl. HOssinger
'Gstern District-Robert B. Morrison,
Joseph Luton.
[iddte District-G. Fader, w. H. Barton.
FeStern District-E. B. Frazer, f. G..
Wilson.
Pcretdry and Treasurer S. B. Herdman
IeetIn9 Of Counctl-lst Monday night
fof every month.
Newark post., 1912-10-30
At the Sign of the White Light
Absent Ones

Absent Ones
Absence makes the heart grow
fonder but the memory of the alb
sent one becomes vague and dim.
You long to picture i'll your mind
lust how HE" or SHE would
look, but there's mysterious some
thing which makes the mental pic
ture impossible.
But if you had photograph be-
fore you, then you could recall the
forgotten face, yes, even the kind
acts, the gentle words.
Wouldn't that ONE" SO far
away appreciate your photograph
too.
Why not call today at the NEW
STUDIO over Ed. rbeners Post
Card and Music Shop, and look
over the latest styles.
United Portrait & View Company
Newark post., 1912-10-30
Some
SpeciaIties

SOUVENIRS of NEWARK
Talking Machines and Supplies
Edison, Columbia and Victor
Pictures Framed to Order
Right on the Place while you watt
Souvenir Post Cards and Local Views in area
Variety.
Anything Photographed Anywhere. in any size
or style at short notice.
Newark post., 1912-10-30
Standard Bell Equipment

All the Bell instruments, all the Bell lines and all the
equipment tested tried and standrdizedhe here
Philadelphia San Francisco Everywhere This assures the
best and keeps the service always highest
standard.
The Bell standard telephone equipment to-
day and is used the world people quality
Of the $5S,00O0OO that will be spent System
construction and equipment during the present year,
S28OOOOO will for enlargemens and
plant and adjacent cies-al within radius of eighty
miles of Philadelphia.
We point with pride fine telephone plant in this
vicinity and in all the surrounding sections of the
locality with standardized sufficient handle
and to take of prospective growth within the few
and additions and constantly being made
to maintain the high Bell standard That aiming still higher
evidenced by the unusual further made during 1912
Here is evidence Systems policy
tinuous Improvement and expansion.
Does follow Bell give standard service?
l TELEPHONE
District Manager Streets
1
Newark post., 1912-10-30
BOARD OF EDUCATION

President-Edward l.. Richards.
Secretary and .Treasarer-Dr. j. S.
Gillian.
Robert Galaher, George f. Ferguson,
j. David Jaquette.
Newark post., 1912-10-30
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

Secretdry--W. II. Taylor.
Meeting first Tuesday night of each
month.
Newark post., 1912-10-30
NEWARK TOWN LIBRARY
BANKS

NATIONAL BANK. Meeting of Directors
every Tuesday morning.
NEWARK TRUST &C. Meeting of Direc-
clock.
Newark post., 1912-10-30
DI ECT 0 RY

Legislature Membership
). +. Armstrong p. M. Shern 90
H. B. Wright John Pulling
VIM. ii. Taylor
Newark post., 1912-10-30
BOARD OF TRADE

re> .dcat--D. C. Rose.
Icc-P -PrcSident-Jacob Thomas.
reu@rcr-Edward w. Cooch.
'crctdry-W. H. Taylor
Newark post., 1912-10-30
LODGE MEETINGS

OPERA HOUSE
Monddy-knights of Pythias, or X. of
p, 7.30 p. M.
Tuesday-lmp. Order of Red Men, 7.30
P. M.
Observation-Disclosures, or S. w. NJ,
7.30 p. M.
Thrsday-Ladies Circle, S. w. NJ, 7.3O
p. M.
FridGy-Modern Woodmen of America,
No. 10170, 7.30 p. NJ.
ODD FELLOWS HALL
M0nddy-Jr. Order American Mechan-
les, 7.30 p. M.
Wednesday-1st and 3rd of every month,
White Clay Camp, No. 5, Woodmen of
the World.
ThWSddy-I. o. O. f., 7.30 P. NJ.
Sdtmdoy-Knights of Golden Eagle, 73O
p. NJ.
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Cincinnati. Sommerit itag oem 21. Nopember 1912.

Eat cine f6arfe, gegen Rublanb ges
ribtete Ngitation in Der Mongolei oer>
ur1a6t. Der Miniiter bes Meuberen
itattete am Wtittipo6 Der 9eIanotI4uft
einen 8eiud ob lno beItano Ddruuf.
bab gbina Elm Reht babe, Die duspdrz
t,oen 8eaiehunsen Der Wongolet gu
fontrolliren. gr beitanb ferner bas
rduf, bnb feline ausDdrtige Maht
5ruppen na9 Der Mpngolet fhtden
biirfe unb paB Der Reprdientant Gbtz
nas oprtielbit eine 2eibno6e haben
ioQe, tpie in Sibet.
Nuf @runo' zines proteites ieitens
tielsr mongolii6er 5iiriten uno
GGuptlinge gegen bic Sonpention, bic
Hubldnb NIT benz a9an Der WlongoleI
abgeIhloiIen bat, faben bieIer Gage
$4,000 Mann Sruppen bon Der 6tnes
iiichen Norbarmee gefebl erbdlten,
nod Der mongolii4en 9ren5e ab5us
de6Rn.
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9a t6r 2eben teinsn Qugsnblid iiher
su ietn i6eint.

8oI6en, Snb., 20. Sob. -
cyo6n Utinturn, Elm Qugen5eune Der
Grmorpunq Der fSrou Hoiu WteniAitz
S8abo, negen peI9er Der NnD1lt
Burton %. 9ibIon bon gSeD Yort
pro3eTiirt nirb, iagte WEittpo6 dlIT
oem 3eugenitanos aug:
sd Iab, ipie Gibion 6rou S3obo
nit Der Iinfen SanD ben ytaden uno
nit Der Re9ten Die &eble umIpannte;
oann fieIen beipe aus Dem 8oot. Glib
ion uno ieine 0efdbrtin Itanben,
ben Ruden 9egen etndnoer gefebtt.
mitten I'M goots, als 8i6ion, itA pl0Ba
lid raId umorebte unb Jruu S516o
unarifF. Die geiben rangen einen
gluaenblid, oas Boot ihuuteIte uno
geioe itiir5tsn ius BuiIer, Die JraH
auerit, Der Mann eleia no6her. Die
9ruu tau6te niht mehr AMI 5sr
W2anu aber fdipamm auf ous um5e@
tippte Boot gu uno ridtete ss tpte2et
auf."
Mtnturu CAB an, DoB sr pom llTer
0es @reenppop Sees aus Die Sra~
aDpte nit angeIeben babe, tdum 700
WQrbs pom 8Dote entfernt. 3dmit
er bic Gin5elbsiteu nttt pergsIis, leI
er Iofort nuh 9alIe ueeilt lIHo babe
uQes niepergeI9rieben.
9r. SEQ. Sing BON Suolon 9ouHt9,
g3ep oSerIep, iagte aus, odB 6ralI
S3abO ourh Grpiirgen gu ihrem 50o2
oetomneu lei. Die 1ruu lei oaourf'
itrunoulirt porbsn, DaB i6r Die aehIe
oberbalb bes QlDamsupfels, 3ugeorudt
norpen lei, sr lei beHen gan5 itder'
QluF Die s5rage, ME lange Gin 1older
Druid auf bic 9ebls aus8eitbt perosn
miiie, um osn Sob berbei3ufuhrsn
snt9eqnete Or. Sing, ooB Der Druid
auf einen gsfpi1en Nerpen iofortl9eH
Sob 6erbeifiibren t0nne.
0ier Bantclerts bs5eugten, oaB pre'
WpGen nan Der 5ragoDie 9ibion als
Gretutpr pes Nahlafes Der 5rar
| Saobo i6r @eiammtguttuben in elmer
6obe bon $7397 uts ibrer gont se'
suoen babe, lpG6reno elm @lert etne,
anoeren 9ant ausiagte. oaB 8ibIpr
Deraebli6 perfu6t babe, bier S3052, bt'
ssrau S3abo oeponirt babe, 5u beheben
Fran5 WsnI6it, Elm Seiterreife,
unO grubsr Der 5rau S5obp, Der gu:
Wien aum Yrp3eiie erI6ienen mar, be:
5eugte, baB ieine Mtutter, 5rau petro
neQa MenItit, bereits por 2 Sa9rer
in @ten geltorben lei, pahrsno mad
Der 9(usIage oss Rptars Sonulo Spol
| i'm Suli pieies Subrss cine 5ruu ali
Yetronella Menidit iih ibm pcrIteQte
Qnoers 3eusen suben an, bab Gibiol
ibnen aeIogt babe, ssrau Wteniht
babe Ii1 ouf sine 9o6aeitsrsiie mao
europa bsgebsn.
Oie Wt0rber Hoisnt + a g
9le4p Oprt, 20. Rooembsr. Rth
ter 9pff tpirD ON 26. 9topember Dai
Sobssurtfeil iiber Die 4 SsIperaoo!
ausIprehsn, tpeldhe Der GrmorDung Del
Spielbalters Ssrmon Roientbal Iber
fiihrt purben. Die Bier perosn oorau
nah benz Sing Sing 9efdnsntb ge
brubt tperosn, 100 Der fribere poliaei
leutnant Gbas. geder iest Interim
lit. Oas Nationols Der 9ier lit folqen
bes: ,Wbitsp" 2efpis beiBt nit ietner
rehten Namsn 5ran5 Seioenl9ub I'M
lit Dor "a Sobren in Rublano seborer
gr lit Elm 8u6binoer, n0aso" 5ron
betbt Jranciio Girpfiei uno nuroe DO
27 Subren in Stalien sebDren. r2eft
2ouie" tpurbe auf Dem Namen 2oui
Rpienbers setuuft, lit q Sabre al
aus Seiterreih gsbiirtis lmo perheiro
tibet. r9pp tbe 8lpob" betbt 0arr
9oroiuiB uno tpuros Dor "a Sahren /
gaep Dort seboreH. Die brsi Staats
lasasen r9ogo SAT Roie", .griosis
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su fetertl-
ssn cafia, BalG1tina, iou Elm Gbrilterl-
genreseI I'M @ange lem.
ssamnica bon eilem furhtbaren Srs
fan beimgeiuht.
Der 8altantrieg.

2onbon, 20. NoDember. Die
1sinbieligfeiten iino porlGufis 5ipt7
iten ben tiirtiIden unD buIgariiben
Sruppen, bic iid on Der 5ihutaloja
2inie s.geriiberfteben, einseiteat Dors
ben nnb bic iib seseniiberfteRnpen
Rommanbeure iinb i'm 9eariffs, bic
Observation-Disclosures Z untertouplungeu 5u
beainnsn. Die tiiriiftgn BepoamGhti9z
ten, bic Die unterbdHbluHgen fiibren
Iolen, iinb Riaam pai6a, Der Ober@
fommunbeur Der tiirtiihen armee.
.S5set paida, Der Ghef oes General
itabs unb bisber Sbertommanoeur Der
1ruppen in gemen unb Der Staots=
roth ghabazBep. Mer duf bulsarif6er
Seite auBer benz General Sopoip Die
unterbanbI,rngen fiibren ipiro, lit nod
niht ausetiinbigt poroen. Wldn
glaubt. bob bic epsntueIlen Jriebens7
bebinsun&n bel ben llnterbonolungen
in prominerter MeiIe in Grtpdguns
ee5ogen psrbsn. Der llmitunb, baB
8ulearien feline 8eDingungen als gd=
lis fir ben Beginn BON Waffsnitillz
Observation-Disclosures seitellt, Fat einise
lleberralhung perurin6t, benn por6er
mar in ben Depe1fen aus Sofiu sez
melbet iporben, bab Bulsarien ais
Norbebinguns bic RapituIation bon
Mbrianopel unb Die llebersabe Der
Sfhatalbiaforts perlanssn piirbe. Der
tiirtiI9e Mtniiter bes Meubern bate
absr ben 8otfhoftern seg.niiber err
tlGrt, bab Die tiirtiihe Resierung iid
auf folhe Bebinguneen niemals eine
IaHen fpiirbe.
Muem Mn5hein nah bat Bulsarien
CUTE @riinoe, ni1t auf iolfNn 8ebiuz
sungtn az beftekn. Gs bat einsefes
ben. bdb bie 1iirten, bic fortndbreno
lleue 9ruppen pon fbren oiiatiIhen
propin5en beriikrbrinaen, i'm Gtanbs
iein tperben, Die 9fhatalbia Qinie se=
gen ale Mngriffe gu fulten. unb bann
fGlIt au9 bas Nuftreten Der Gbolera
unter ben bulsoriiden 9ruppen itort
in's Geniut. Wdbrenb bes 1ages mar
Elm 0<rii1t Derbreitet, bdb bic Bulgaz
rem onsefonsen bdttsn. fi1 mad me6r
ianitdren poiitionen IN Der ylGbe bon
9f9orlu 3uriid3usieben. Die fotpeit 70
erfolsreihe Wertbeibigung ber 5fha=
taIbia Sorts auirb Di.ueibt bic Tiirteu
peranlafen. gang anbere 8eDinsunsen
Sil itelsn, aIs fie BON 8ulgdrnn angez
beutet iporben finb, unb bic tiirtiihe
Negisrung ffeint iebt tpieber 9off=
fsung su befommsn, bod nod mebr als
bic Qiife bes Marnara Meeres nit eis
nem ileinen 1beil bon 9braSien be-
tuiten au biirfen.
Die pforte bat bic Botfnafter in
Ronitantinopel erfuht, bic am Montas
bort 9.Ianoeten Mdrinetruppen tpieber
aurii63ujieben, ba ihre Mntpeienbeit am
laHb unnDtbig iei lnb bic 9ruppen
ipitber gelanbet tperben fDnnten, ipenn
ipirtlin Gefabr porbanben ietu follts.
Die 8otidofter unb Gddnbten baben
ubtr IN eirsr am Wlitttpod ftuttgsbnb=
ten Rcnfertna btfhloFen, pcrldufis
MQeS beim Mlten 3u IaHen.
Wtan 1T 1IIgsmein ber Mniidt, bab
NIT benz unterbringen BON 1000
G1osesasronttH IN Rsr Gopaa MoiAts
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rs. Sabrgang.
@etterberi6t.

Hiir Sbio unb bas apeltltde
penniplpanien: Sh0nes Wetter am
Donn.ritos. 9tm Jreitag fhones, fdl-
teres. Metter. Siibtpeftlife bis Horo@
tp<1tIite Winbe.
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in Dem pro5f6 gegeN Burton
%. 9iblon
Der Grmorou,tg oer Srdn
S;a6c angeafast,
9Snrbe am Wiittmpd) i9wer be
laitenoes Semeismaterial
gesen 6ibipn porsebradt.
Der Sos Qngeleier 0pnamtter bat
enolih 3uge9eben,

snOlih 3ugegeben,
Dag sr garl RiebsIbad beibt unb aus
Riirnberg gebiirtig 1T.
-.~-
gr ipri9t ii6 in tiibIer Weiie ii6er
iein mibgtiidtes 9orAaben aug.
-.-
0as l1rt6etl iibsr Die bier WsOrDer
Roientbal5
-g-
Wirb am 26. RoDembsr gefdQt tperoen.
-~s~
Stole, 8ebber, 8alfon uno Shepp
iperoen am Oonneritag fretgeld'1en.
~::~
cS6re sSreunbe perben iie 10 unbemertt
als mOglih aus Der Stabt
f1affen.
So
9a t6r 2eben teinsn 2tugenbIid iiher
81 ietn i6etnt.
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Muslano no.Selegrapb
]llonaair 0at nidt 6apitu(irt
2(no es ,unroen aud Refine
$4,000 Tiirken sefansen
........ genontmett.
Sic Sarfea babeu iid aber nah
elmer blutisen Sdlaht
En Der Ridtung auf Slorina 5itril6
ge5ogen.
Mn ser Sidotatbja 2inie iino oie
syeinbieIigfeiten eingeiteat iporoen,
@Gbreuo Maifenitialtonos- Berbarto'
Iinrsen i'm 8ange iitto.
9ie SIrfen brtngen in5lpiihen tort.
tp1breuo friife Trlippen poH
aletllalien heriiber.
Sn Der Sopbien Mof6ee 5u aonItans
tinopel baben Ole Siirfen 1000
gbolerdfrorfe untergebradt.
-
8obl nm BEN guIgaren Die Suit 5lt
llebrnen, elm &c 3eun oarin.
su feiern.
-
sSn Safia, Yala1tinu, ioll ein Gbrrterl'
genreseI I'M @ange lem.
ssamnica Don eineln furhtbaren ar.
fou beimgeluht.
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WobI UNI ben 8ulgaren oie Sult 5lt
rebmen, elm &c 3eum oarin.
-, fnyar,,
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Sn Der Sopbien Mofdee gu aonitans
tinopeI baben Ole Siirfen 20O0
gboIerdfranfe lntergebra6t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-13
DO YOU KNOW

DO YOU KNOW
That this is practically an
opening of a neeo store? Since
the dissolution of the partner
ship of Harragan &c O'DonneH
this store has been remodeled,
painted, u1-to-date clothes cab
inets haze been mstalIed-and
an entire nev stock of goods
placed on its floor. We are
second to none an Hne-dn tdsdl
little shop for men, altering a
service that Would please any
man-in other W0rds "We're
there" noW. We Welcome you
to make an inspection Of our
store and goods.
j. j. HARRIGAN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-13
THOUGHT HE GAVE THE SIGN
But Old Gentleman Naturally Was Int
dlgnant at Mistake et
Drug Clerk.

A welldressed old man walked into
q corner drug store the other day,
mopped his brow with a handkerchief
and took 4 seat at the soda fountain.
The clerk faced him expeotantly.
Il am very thirsty" he remarked as
he drummed on the counter. Il don't
know what / want. Well, I believe I
will take a phosphate" he concluded,
still drumming on the marble with his
fingers. The clerk smiled, picked up
q stein and went to the ear OF the
store. He came back, set 1t In front
OF the old man and rang up IL cents
out of the half dollar which wal given
him. The old man, without looking In
the stein, thirstily raised II to his
lips and took q long draught Then
he quickly set the stAn down, sput
tered q moment and then exploded
between his coughs.
What do you meant never took
= drop Of liquor, sir, In my HE. But I
know It. slf, the rotten stud, when !
smell Il ri not stand for II. sir. I
called for = cherry phosphate. What
do you mean, s!r, b. giving me
whiskyf" And the old man stopped
for breath o. he giared At the amazed
CLERK.
well. IL erI guess I made =
mistake. I thought you wanted It for
medicine" stAmmered the o|srk.
"str, I am Z tsstotaler. I wouldn't
touch tho stun for love nor money"
And the old man marched out indig-
nAntly.
well. for tho love OF Mikei" ex-
claimed tho clerk to Z man at the
counter who had been served a stein
IN the same way, but who made no
kick. That old duffer came In here
and certainly gave me the correct
high sign. And he drank nearly half
Of 1t, too" The clerk laughed ~ he
looked Into the stein.-Kansas City
Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-13

In clothing fol mn,y you will find u this seasonpr prepared with better clothing, Del
assorments Of fabrics cdors patterns m models than ever before. This talk is drece
found 100 Del cent extra value as yet. Make clothes buying a mattr ofb BUSINESS weigh
the cDh and Judge style. 70 into Examination OF ourc clothes as deeply as you he' ma
critical as you wil-you will find every detail bettert than you demand.
The Peck System Clothes at $3.50 to $25-you ought oseet them. None of TIL
them-indNidual styles with touch of dstnctiven eWnes exclusive WeaVes and patter
else and we've created them and control their sale--at
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-12

school now gives instruction covering the drstayear of the high school course and this with the other grades under her charge is proving over -burdenione for Miss Nichols. the teacher. Wheth- CT to employ another teacher or cut out the higher grade is a problem the town school committee will decide at their next meeting.
 A few hunters, licenses were issusd this week by Town Clerk Sanford. The season for partridge, quail and woodcock does not. open this year un- til Oct. 8, a week later than last year.
 Mrs Christian Miller died on Mon- day, at her home in hometown. Her age was nearly 80.
 Mrs. William Crouch was taken to the Danbury hospital last Sunday for an operation.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Herbert S. Barnes on Sunday.
 A horse which Herbert Bouton of the Center recently brought from New York proved to have the glarders and was shot.
 The marriage of Miss Florence, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Albert A. Gorham, Of .ne Center, md William Grauss of Danbury, is announced For Sept 25.
 Harold Sanford returned on Satur- day from Massachusetts where he has been spending several weeks- He will resume his studies at the Sheffield Scientific School where he won honors last term.
 A siIo is being put up by Ebert M. Sanford