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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20
CITY PROPERTY.

Modern 4-room house, blocks from
business center; near car line; good
neighborhood Price $500 Terms
given.
One Of the best Modern Groom
houses in Chickasha; fine location;
northeast corner, on Kansas avenue.
We can sell you at a bargain and give
terms, or will trade for farm
i-room house, on ear line, in Sparks
addition, will exchange for house
claGer IN and pay cash difference
We have s4OO private money to loan
at 70 per cent, one, two or three yea.s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20
lean Sell Your Property

1S0 acres ik mile west OF Chickasha,
fine l0-room modern house and big
red barn all fenced and orossfeneed:
about SO acres Ia alfalfa; can make
a low price on this and give terms to
suit; might consider some clear prop
erty on the deal.
1SS acres one mile southwest Of
chickasha 50 per cent bottom land
that win grew alfalfa; all III eultIya-
ton fenced and crossfeneed; fair IN
provements might consider some
clear income property. or can make a
low cash price and give terms to suit
the purchaser. This is one Of the best
farms in Grady county.
100 acres ss mile east Of Chiekasha.
all Washita bottom land; All will grow
alfalfa fenced and croasfenced; fair
improvements can give a low casn
price on this and give terms to suit
This farm joins the Henry Johnson
farm on the south.
$40 acres y miles north Of Amber:
all in cultivation; about so acres bot
tom land fair improvements: all
fenced and crossfenced; might con
slider some clear income property for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20

thls tract,
50 acres 8 miles east Of Chickasha.
all in cultivation; worth SIS per acre:
a bargain at $50 per acre.
100 acres 8 miles north Of Chicka-
sha; so acres in alfalfa; fair improve
ments; all bottom land; fenced and
cross-fenced can make a low price on
this farm in order to make quick sale.
Nice 7-room cottage at Tenth ana
Colorado; modern; large bath room
and pantry: large south and east
porch. wen kept lawn, outbuildings.
lot S7lAxle5i want to exchange for
farm.
Groom house. bath and hall rooms
large; also kitchen pantry, pastry pan.
try, closets. fireplace and brick man.
tie; front porch 9xs0. hack porch,
screened, exlo: hot and cold water
sofe water on back porch; groom SER
want aas wash house; barn for horse
and COW feed room and buggy shed;
back YARD fenced with woven wire;
shady pd fruit trees; lot 75xle5: east
fron., s blocks Of street car line;
blocks o. school d bargain at $4,000
and VIII give terms to suit purchaser
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20
ron RENT

FOR RENT Basement under the
Daily Express office. very cheap. Call
at this office. 7-27-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20

FOR RENT OR SALE Nicely fur
uished loug room house, between sew.
enteenih and Eighteenth on Colorado
avenue Come and see It. A snap il
taken at once li-l9-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Long black overcoat. with a
pipe in pocket, with initials 5. b cut
on It and a pair Of gloves: also two
packages OF medicine was lost south
OF Norge Friday. November Is. Find
er please return to this Office.
1l-lS-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20

FOR RENT Six room house, Ninth
and Washington newly papered city
water, bath and sewer connections in
house. J. A. Julien. Julien-Keeney
Mortgage Co 1l.2O6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20

FOR RENT Furnished room, mod
ern; close IN. 627 Iowa avenue. Phone
Az 1885
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20
MAJOR BROTHERS
PHONE20O. BASEMENT FIRST NATIONAL BANK
FOR SERVICE.

For service. pure bred registered
Guernsey bull at chilton's barn, Fifth
any, choctaw Service $3.50 to insure
calt The Guernsey holds the worlds
record for butter. e. J. Hubbard.
owner. ll.iStf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20

FOR RENT--4,room modern house
AZ GIG Minnesota avenue; for small
family only A. B. Thompson. Phone
S6- Res. $40. i1-20-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20
PUBLIC SALES

There win not be many public sales
this season. Stock Of all kinds are
selling high. Plenty Of buyers and
everyone that needs stock viii buy
early From December lst to Febru.
AIRY lst win be the best time 10 make
your sale ] havea few open dates for
sales. See me at once and make your
date. Remember l can furnish the
clerk and win cash your notes as
cheap as any one Write o. phone
X-l-s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20
RAGS WANTED.

Cash paid for clean cotton rags
Express office.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-10o acres
well improved farm price $4,000! clear
trade. for good residence property or
good vacant property In Chickasha. A.
Nj Loomia, phone lo72 il-9dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20

WANTED-To buy and sell new
and second hand furniture and stoves.
see TolsR Bros. S14 Kansas 1l-2s-1m
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20
w. H. BURGESS.

Olt3 Slclh.
chicakasha, Oct. 2s, 1912. lO-2S-1Od
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-20

office in rear Of Farmers State Sank
chickasha Okla.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
Another Way To Fight The Germs

from mosquitoes. And the best
way to keep away from mosqui-
toes and in this way keep away
from the deadly germs the mos
quito is carrying about, is to put
up mosquito nets on beds II
you are camping out this sum
mer. as thousands of AtlantanS
are doing. ii would be well to
have your tent surrounded with
mosquito netting and to have
doors in front of the tent Gov
cred with it,
When the j VI High Com
pany of Atlanta, decided to ca
ter to the wants of campers
this summer, the management
thought of mosquitoes along
with other things which 90
with life in the open. OF course.
mosquito netting is not necessa-
ny with the Kenyon take-down
houses for which the High Com
pany has the exclusive agency
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
How to Prevent GERMS of Disease from HARNlNG You

wax But Of this thing be certaln-that the witch.
hazel is made Of pure alcohol great amount OF IN
jury has been done by the use Of witch hazel being
made Of wood alcohol-this Is almost deadly poison
Never cold hot water. The heated heart OF an
onion-the old woman's remedyis dangerous, for the
heat causes Inflammation and Inflammation means pus
-pus poison germs.
Don't become overanxious or hurried Keep your
head away draughts and wash out the every
hour or So In day or two the ear passages will be
clear and in healthful state, Keep them so.
No matter how careful you in your habits OF
cleanliness, this slight trouble will occur Water
in the ears from swimming diving sometimes from
the bath will start slight Inflammation in the ears.
This Is especially If you sit in draught which
blows into your Sitting by open car window is
almost certain to do It, for here We have the steady
stream Of air and dust.
All these precautions necessary, not so much
to avoid the catarrhal affection of the ears keep
you free from disease germs. Remember that 1t is
simple matter to keep germs out of the body, but
once they get in All scientists and doctors sriv'
ing to show the people how to PREVENT diseases
The day of studying how CURE them is waning.
Inhamed tonss are generally due to mouth breath
ing decayed teeth and constipation Lately there have
been epidemcs of tonsis in various sections of the
country. Many deaths followed. Now. tonsillts-in-
hammation of the tonss-tseIf is simple matter but
the tonsis inHamed they offer Of the most
fertile pastures for the breeding of disease germs
which, Of course leave these rich breeding grounds
for the body and brain Upon the slightest soreness
of the throat gargle with solution OF borax. Then
place in your mouth to dissolve a tablet made Of
formaldehyde Your druggist will know the kind /
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22

ing breath be breathed through the straw the
water will become milky.colored in the space
OF short time, due to the presence of chalk
carbonate of lime from the carbonic acid
gas OF the expelled breath. The more oxygen
and the less carbonic acid gas there is in the
= the easier it s to breathe, or the less labor
is re uired for breathing, therefore any de-
vice which drives away the air that has been
used and brings into position for use the air
that has net been breathed reduces physical
exertion.
1t is evident at once that this is the pur-
pose OF fan-that it drives away the air that
has just bee breathed and brings a new sup.
ply 1t causes GOODNESS. therefore, by re-
ducing the breathing labor and thereby lessen
Ing toll required and adds to comfort
bringing a purer air than otherwise would
have been secured. In a crowded room,
- were cry cold fan would I'D
greatly to comfort. and 1t is not only as a
charming adjunct to coquettish conversation,
but as scientific instrument of great and
healthful value that the general use of fan
is to be encouraged
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22

and which were told about last
Saturday IN The Georgian S
Magazine Section The Ken
yon take-down houses are bug
proof, as well as weather-proof.
But there are many who are
camping out in tents and there
are thousands more who will
not camp out but who will have
to fight mosquitoes just the
same 1t is these people who
need mosquito netting For the
mosquito has a way of butting
into city houses and apartments
as well as into tents of those
camping out
So, now then. the j NJ. High
Company has mosquito nets for
all.
For instance. there are Per-
lection Nets on steel frames and
which faSten to the bed. They
are well made and
They cost only $500. Which
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
The REAL VALUE of a FAN

TT is comparatively seldom that fan is
used by any person sitting alone. no mat
ter how hot the day, except in Japan; the
fan seems 10 be especially applicable to
crowded assemblies, bathrooms, theatres, re-
ceptions and occasionally churches The Jap
anese use fan almost as much in Winter
a in Summer. and the customary belief that
fan is for the purpose OF cooling the heated
face is only partly true. There is no doubt
that a sensation of GOODNESS follows tanning,
but there is also no doubt that the amount Of
wind created by lady's fan, striking upon so
small an exposed space as the face, cannot
greatly reduce the body temperature. The
true reason must lie otherwhere.
Air which has once been breathed is unfit
for use a second time, and as is we'll known,
in a sealed room containing enough air for
one hour a person would speedily die breath.
ing the same air over and over again. This
is because the oxygen has been taken out of
the air and carbonic acid gas has taken its
place The wellknown common experiment
for this requires no other apparatus than
straw and glass of water. II all the outgo-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22

But any irritation Of its lining membrane any growths
such as adenoids the deadly Inflammation due to IN
HALING cigarette smoker any smoke and dirt
prevents the activity the devouring cells and down
to the lungs so the germs.
Mouth breathing a good way to take all kinds
of dirt and germs into the lungs and system. Decayed
and unclean teeth will do the for you II is
astonishing how the disease germs always lying
around to find entrance into your body il you leave
an entrance for them Mouth breathing should be
stopped the teeth kept in perfect condition Many
nervous troubles and affections cue to decayed
teeth
Do not wash the nose with anything but tepid
water Never put drops syringe any liquor up
through the nose. Teeth should be ceansed by
soft brush gently used Rough brushing by stin
brises takes away the little cells the surface Of
the gums which are there to destroy injurious mi,
crobes
Every organ in the body possesses armor for its
safety 1t is our ignorance and careessness which
allow this to become rusty and useless
have warned you not to syringe the with
anything There is very small tube running from
force water or any irritating substance into the
it may infame these tubes and of the inner
ear And this may cause mastoidtis, which may end
fatally.
Such Inflammation, slight it may be. opens
for disease germs You may be in atmosphere OF
deadly germs but If nose mouth and in a
healthy state there is little danger to you But on
. the other hand if the is inhamed, in rush the
germs and you caught The germs of spinal
meningitis very frequently get into the body through
in6amed ear passages.
More frequently however, germs the sys
TEN through nfamed passages due to accumulation
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22

Until the great discovery
~ was made that mosquitoes
were the cause of yellow fever
being spread, little scientific at
tention was paid to the pesky
insects which cause so much an
noyahce in the summer time At
ter it was shown that the bite
of an infected mosquito would
cause yellow fever, more atten-
ton was given the insect Scieu-
fists studied them and they be-
gan to trace all sorts of Ills TO
the bug which made New Jer-
sey famous. Doctors made eX-
periments tending to show that
malaria was carried in this way
and people began to fight mos
qmtoes Just as the fly has been
thought
But the mosquito is hard to
exterminate in most eases the
only thing 10 do is to keep Away
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22

OF wax material In our present state of rush and
hurry everything the ground and IN the is
kept stirred up. Even in the country, trolleys and
automobiles throw the dust into our faces and into
houses
There is waxy material constantly In the outer
passage Of the 1t lie there for the purpose of catch
ing the dust and preventing 1t from entering the inner
ear When ears and this protecting were made
man and his machines did not kick up SO much dust
and he could let his alone But not now This
wax picks up too much dirt and dust 1t becomas
hardened and acts as foreign substance in the or
This produces Inflammation OF the passages and then
we have that common trouble, "catarrh of the ear"
1t is not strictly speaking catarrh but If let alone
really OF great danger to you The Inflammation makes
ready soil for pus germs These may invade the inner
and bring about such destruction that permanent
deafness results. More they may penetrate deeper
and assesses
In man, who originally was supposed to be more
exposed to rigorous outdoor dangers than woman.
nature placed hairs the to the ears to pro-
tect them from outside enemies So that when
man allows barber cut these protective hairs
ne Offering nducement for the entrance of dirt and
indirectly disease For wherever dirt remains
there follow germs
Allow the accumulation of dust or dirt to harden
the natural wax in the and then you have warn
ings OF danger. There is first an irritation itching
ringing in the that queer sound of your voice
as though it from distance Soon slight watery
discharge, tenderness and pain
At this point much injury be done by injecting
into the any drug solution. The trouble is
simply due the hardened and dirty wax Get
small medicine dropper after filing with warm
water squirt gently into the ear. A few drops of
PURE witchhazel will help the water dissolve the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22

king The statue was made in PARTS ana
these were successfully executed but II wac
found to be impossible to join the parts to-
gether so they would hold. The same concern
at one time began manufacturing coffins OF
porcelain, but for some unexplained reason
the manufacturer did not succeed in intro
ducing them.
One of the oldest rooms in that oldest
of all castles, Tie Swan Castle" in Herren.
kiemsee, built by the mad King of Bavaria,
is completely equipped in porcelain The
panels of the wall, the doors, the candelabra,
the floor. the very tables, chairs, consoles
and footstools are made of wonderfully exc
cuted and tinted china.
Aside from the question Of monetary value,
silver would seem to be too heavy a ma
terial to be utilized in furniture making, just
as china is too fragile. Nevertheless, in the
Castle Rosenberg in Copenhagen several
rooms are furr' shed with massive silver fur
niture, which at one time was in common use
by the noble family that inhabitci the
castle
Such singular cases are Ga record of
terial SO preposterously misapplied that 1t
is difficult TT believe the articles thus fash.
Toned W&rs ever put to practical use. August
the Strong. King of Saxony, had a peruke
made entirely Of spun glass, but it is not on
record whether he ever wore it or not and a
singing society of modern Thuringia owns a
fig made of the same dainty material
Distinguished personages have sometimes
deliberately misappled material in order to
be2tow gift of great value, which, at the
same time, conveys compliment to the re-
4ipient. Thus the Gear of Russia in 1907 pre-
sented France with a map of France valued
at five million francs, The different divisions
of France are composed of jade lapis-lazuli
and other semi-precious stones. and the large
cities are indicated by gems. Thus Paris is
designated by an enormous ruby. Lille by
diamond, Havre by an emerald. Rouen by
a sapphire
Some artists, in whom a love of the MI
croscopic is Unborn, use tiny surfaces to per.
petuate their designs, instead of using nor.
NAL sized surfaces In museum in Germany
there IS cherry with one hundred and eighty.
four heads carved upon its surface The pains
taking artist who produced it achieved curl.
osity, not a work of art
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
By WILLIAM LEE HOWARD. M. D.

TT HE main channels through which disease germs
reach the human body the and mouth
That is. through the mouth the germs OF
consumption, diphthera typhoid tonsitis pneumonia
and spinal meningitis find their way into the human
system
Nature has so arranged the working Of the chem
isry of the blood tissues that in the absolutely
healthy man woman. when these disease germs
enter the healthy channels they destroyed
and then devoured by cells made this express pur
pose
of course we living In present state OF
rushing civilization. absolutely healthy in its
full meaning to these cells We do not give them
chance to do their full amount OF work, that when
horde OF pneumonia germs locate in the lungs fatal
result is likely. Yet with proper understanding Of
the matter there need be but little fear of getting
pneumonia
In nine cases OF ten the power to do harm
could have been taken from these pneumonia germs
before they reached the lungs. And what is true OF
these germs is also OF the disease germs
that have the power in to make them harmless
II we did not possess this power, human life would
long ago have ceased on this earth The real reason
so many die from pneumonia and other germ diseases
is want OF knowledge OF certain facts; and who
possess the facts lack and common
Two causes are at the bottom OF so many deaths
due IN germ diseases First is improper breathing;
second because the altering channel for all cir that
must 90 to the lungs. is NOT kept in healthy or
normal condition
The channel for air to lungs lies through the
nose-and only the If this is in state OF health
Will contain cells or substances destroy poisonous
germs In other words the filters the air and
allows only the harmless to pass down to the lungs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
SILLY Ways of Using Things

TN choosing material do you consider
whether it is suitable for the use to
which you intend putting it? light
tinted Administer rug placed in the hall
where the feet of the incoming members of
the family and guests, imperfectly rubbed
against the door mat, are bound to soil the
delicate shades of the rug on a rainy day, Is
hardly in place.
Then, again, for the sake of novelty, you
may think to vary you luncheon doilies Of
linen with dolies of satin edged with silk
lace. trifing drop of raspberry jam or
honey o such a dolly would spell disaster
since you would hardly care to use gaso
lne-cleaned dolly IN the dining table
Some yeas ago chamois vests were in
vogue. They az swered the purpose of
warmth perfectly. but were found to admit
so little air to the skin as to be unhygienic.
Boiling cloth, used as a foundation for col
ored art embroidery. is almost too fragile a
base. The embroidery silk, delicate enough,
is az to outlast the gossamer-like, dainty
material on which 1t is worked
Some very famous artists have erred IN
this respect Boulle, one of the greatest Of
French furniture makers and really an artist
of the first water as far as purity of design
and construction went 1ncrusted MS 1urhi-
ture with ivory, mother Of pearl, bits OF pre-
cous metal and enamel His most famous
work, his chef doeuyre, was the Cabinet du
Dauphin, which was completely ruined
through the dampness Of the room in which
it stood. Only a few of these miraculously
lovely pieces of furniture have survived de-
structon, and even these are doomed, for
steam heat which dries the glue, cracks the
enamel flaws the ivory, is an even more for
midable enemy of these charming commodes
and wardrobes and tables than the damp
rooms OF the Dauphin which ruined BoullGs
masterpiece
There are numerous examples in history
of misappled material which are interesting
as well as instructive.
The famous porcelain mandatory at
Meissen, Saxony, was one Of the chief Of
tenders Not content to supply the world
with chinaware, one of the artists conceived
the idea in the last century of making life
size equestrian statue Of the then reigning
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
Convenient Cuff Regulator.

= ENTIEN1EN often find # their cuffs from showing
N below this
elastic the side OF the
Let this
the cuff button nearest it. that is
say which
it, thus
necessary to adjust them each
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
Repairing Torn Rubbers.

\YTHEN rubber do throw for be
w black braid with
doubled at the the slit bring the
the braid Then
fiat overland
which takes
he OF the bra
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22

is a very inexpensive way to
have comfort and keep the
germs away
Then, too, the High store
has the Ceiling Nets-those
which hang from hooks in the
ceiling and these have steel
frames. These, too. are well
made and
They cost only 500. A still
more inexpensive way to fight
mosquitoes and germs.
For those who want to
cover the side walls Of tents
with netting or who prefer to
make their own mosquito nets,
the High store has cross bar
netting at 81 cents per bolt and
plain netting at $l00 per bolt.
And all of these are found at
THE J. M. HIGH COMPANY,
ATLANTA.
= $ They like to answa-
mail orders
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Curtains for the Bedroom.

DAINTY bedroom of white
a
quickly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
Easy WAY to Kill Weeds.

To rid Of weeds gravel walk sprinkle the gravel with coa
and rake under the gravel This Will dissolve
walk bordered
by The saw will and kill the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
Button Logic.

INTUITION all clothing before send ng to the laundry and you will
- find fewer buttons will be lost or broken
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
An Ideal CARPET Reater.

While
fxbity
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YOU MIGHT TRY
How to Press Heavy Cloth.

Dressing cloth without
The should right
principally
he ron