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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-04
Ends Hunt For Rich Girl.

Often the hunt for a rich wife ends
when the man meets a woman that
uses Electric Bitters. Her strong
nerves tell in a bright brain and
even temper. Her peach-bloom com.
plexion and ruby lips result from her
pure blood; her bright eyes from rest
full sleep; her elastic step from firm,
free muscles, all telling of the
health and strength Electric Bitters
give woman, and the freedom from
indigestion, backache, headache,
fainting and dizzy spells they pro-
mote. Everywhere they are woman's
favorite remedy. If weak or ailing try
them. SOC at Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-04
Makes the Nation CASH

The awful list of injuries on a
Fourth Of July staggers humanity
Set over against it, however, is the
wonderful healing, by Bucklcn's Ar
MICA Salve, of thousands, who suffer
ed from burns. cuts, bruises. bullet
wounds or explosions. It's the quick
healer OF boils. ulcers. evzema, sore
lips or piles. 25c at Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-04
Sunday Morning Session, July 7.

Sunday Morning Session, July 7.
Sunday morning session will b
opened promptly at 10 a. m. with
song led by the President or som
me OF his selection.
Prayer by Cha iI!n.
Song by Convent.ca, led by G.
Adams.
Address by w. F. Freeman of Ard
more
Response by Prof. Evans of the Ok
Soldiers Home, Ardmore.
Glasses called in the following or
der and each will be expected t,
respond with two songs of their 6wr
selection:
Norris Chapel.
Mount Washington
Mary Niblack.
Yum ~
io'one'
Milo.
Enterprise.
Mulkey.
Glenn.
Ardnnra
Iona Crova
Rocky Foint.
Newport.
Dlrwood'
Graham.
springer.
heller.
fralrle valley.
fie"ltt
oheed'
Healdton.
JOINER CITY.
Baum.
rialhVle"'
oid Soiuiers Home lied by w. l..
'loTehce).
Inc citizens OIL Norris chapel viii
prepare ample accommodations for
III her Visitors ana guests and ur-
'ently ask that all classes and com
nuhI'ies De represented
Afternoon Session.
co...; .u .
Song by Convention, led by Chas.
,itel.
Each of the classes will then he
allied in order above set out and
on.'' '0d"e'eu ~ p'ep"ie soii'e
'o'i5 VI 'ohs' " oe re'iuereu
. > " 'ia''' qu"' 'e''e' uue' Ut CHORUS
ne Von''i'''ee earnestly urges that
49,. am " 'O'"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-04

Think OF ALBATROSS when You
see your grocer.
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
THE Five-cENT NAVY BEAN.

The savoFy odors of the oldtime baked beans have come down to Us through several generations and to hear of the nutty beans baked in the old brick ovens and served with the brown loaf and sweet blocks of home fattened pork makes us long tor the experience Of just one taste. Those aromas floated all Saturday through the old-fashioned kitchen and made he young folks so hungry that they couldn't wait until Sunday morning for the turing dish but must needs dip into ii for supper; but this did not take away the relish for 1t when It appeared the next morning
 Baked beans are fully as popular tine yet with our complicated exist eHce We find them harder to digest them than did our forefathers who lived a simpler and more active life
 The skin ef=fhe bean is the indi- gestible part which the digestive juices cannot dissolve so that if the skins are removed as they are by fHe process of soupmakIng. they are much easier digested
 When beans are combined with oth- er foods. they are more easily digest. ed than when Hsed in large amounts alone
 Leftover beans may by the thrifty housewife be changed into very pal atable and nonrishing dishes.
 The length of lime for soaking beans depends upon the age. the older and drier they are the more soaking they need When the beans show the skin shriyeled and broken they are ready to be put with the pork to bake
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
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|MIkH lI22a16ABINET
COMPANY DISHES.

For occasions when one is 10 enter tain We ike 10 prepare something that Will be more appetzing Here are fea dishes that may be ased and will prGxe highly satisfactory
 Fricasee of oysters.-Pat q quart of oysters Into their own boiling Haa5r remove as soon as the edges curl Drain the oysters and put into q hot dish Into saucepan put two tabespooufnls of butter and when il bubbles add tablespoonful of four; stir until smooth and add cup of the oyster liquor Take from the fire and add two well-beaten eggs. pinch of salt. q little cayenne pepper and teaspooufu of lemon Juice, with grating of nutmeg Beat well, then re- turn to the fire and just get hot, boil ing would curdle the eggs. Add the oysters, cover 10 keep hot and serve al once with salted crackers or small squares of toast
 Trianon Salad.-Cut one grape fruit and two oranges in sections and free from seeds and membrane. Skin and seed cup Of white grapes. cut third Of a cup of pecan meats into small pieces and mix all the ingredients to- gether Arrange on lettuce and pour over the following
 Spanish Salad Dressins.-Mix four tablespoonfuls of olive oil with one each of grape juice and vinegar one fourth of a teaspoon of paprika. dash of cayenne and one tablespoonful Of finely chopped Roquefort cheese Let the dressing stand fully five or six hours to season.
 Cream Parfait.-Boil q cup Of sugar and q hall cup Of water aniil Il threads of forms hard ball in water. Beat he whites of three eggs until stiff and slowly pour over them the hot sirup When cool add pint Of whipped cream and pack in ice and salt for five honrs Serve with pre- served raspheffies
 Any other fruit desired may be used with the paffait tai raspberres are especially delicious
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
Lucille S
 Mistake
By Adele Mendel

How s Arthur asked Marcia.
 Finer than ever. answered Lucille. but he travels so much that feel Ike telephone operator. saving Hello and Goodby to him so often
 How long will he be in town now?
 Arthur is away at present and doesn't expect 10 return for week.
 Are you sure?'
 What do you infer, Marcia" Only that I thought l saw him al the theater last night"
 Impossible had letter yester day.
 Maybe he returned since.
 Not without my knowledge"
 Well. the girl he was with"
 Don't be idfotic." interrupted Lu- eille indignantly, Arthur isn't taking other girls out
 Lucille. I could swear on my bull dogs life that il was Arthur" You're too persistent Didn't l men ton Arthur WAS away
 What are you girls arguing abont? broke in Janet
 About Lueilles future husband. commenced Marcia
 0h, saw Arthur down town this morning he deliberately walked b. without even =bowirg
 II wasn't Arthur" coutradicted Lu- ellie vehemeHtig I'm going home ta Rfite to him now"
 Poor Lucille. said Marcia Sup nose. Arfhur WAS dpretvine her It's great risk 10 marry a travelling man 1 felt duty bound 70 tell her.
 People rarely thank yoa for telling hem unpleasant truths
 Why. she vas as cross as two stick. and never even said gaodby
 Upon reaching home Lucille found Q l2page letter from Arthur in which he wrote Don't know my next des tination. but address your ever vel
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29

come letter to Geuerai Delivery. Kan. sas City and | @ill be forwarded
 How strange. but il is merely a co- incidence, thoHght Lucille
 Lucille. called her yo4reer sis. ter, Arthur just drove y iH cab and did not even look up1=
 Lucille rushed t0 the window. and could only catch glimpse q the cab, but the figure seated next 10 tady looked strangely like Arthur
 Saw Arthur at the ball game this afternoon. said Lacilles brother. but didn't have cha~ce to speak with him
 Yes. and caught glimpse of him the restaurant late last night, drink. ing high balls, said her brothers ehum He some sport
 It's incomprehensible. confded Lucille to her sister T can't endure this strain much longer To think Ar thur would be in town. and not come near me.
 "A young man wishes 10 see you. :" announced the maid.
 oh Arthur, cried Lucille joyfully
 she entered the dimly lighted f.. brary. giving him one long. fervent kiss Such tales as they have been telling about you and nearly be lieyed them Have you been in the City? You didn't take girl to thea ter. did you? You didn't drink high. balls? You didn't forget your Lu. cille." she finished giving him a hug Have you lost your voice. Why don't you answer"
 Pm not Arthur" stammered the young man I'm his twin brother Don't be SO embarrassed rather ike yonr sisterly welcome
 Forget it please, said Lucille AT thur never ;old me how much you re sembled each other
 Well. l wish vas Arthur prom. ised him l would call on you when in town. but this is the first opportunity have had
 TO think l doubted Arthur, said ..ncilie alter her visitor had depart d .Rut fancy if any one had seen me kiss and hug all absolute stranger fhev would have doubted me. Loo
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
SII.tAE EGf,ON |.

Jake Pogue has gone back 10 Texas 10 sell apples
 More Anon had the fattea hog butchered Monday of this week
 Singing Class "Wednesday evening was not well attended Come out
 Rev. Sanders delivered sermon Saturday night and one Sunday morning.
 E L. Croeker and Elmer Hicks took dinner with Mr. and Mrs C Robbins Monday
 Mrs. E l. Croeker left Thursday afternoon for Kansas She will wis 1t relatives in Wichita and her par ents and friends in Attiea
 More Anon noticed last week that Silent Grove Items 0eHe sign ed "Blondy Now More Anon don't object. Blondy mas
 Word has been received here from Ben Griffith that his mare, which was kicked by horse. died about q week ago Mir Griffith ~ poets 10 be home soon.
 Mrs. Robt Dagley expects to d. part for Chicago Monday, November 25. for a months yisit Vita Ief mother. Mrs Bay and other reia- tives and friends
 Nrs Ellen Aehseon and daueaf- CT Mary entertained al o'clock d.Hner K. N Atkins an. -ons, Walter and Wilbur Mr aad fifs C Robbins and Nrs. N ] Griffin The evening ~as spent fl tam~- conversation and musje
 There was singing at the Ander- son nome Sunday night LarE. crowd attended. and all report q a.ee time Miss Mary AehesoH fav- ored Us with a few piano selections and Nrs. Clarence Robbins gave us few rag times Miss Acheson and Mrs Robbins sang few popular airs
 More Anon
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
CAVE. SPRINGS

We are having very fine Weath-
 Lost of oppossum hunters but few possums are caught.
 Born, to MT and Mrs John Trent last week, baby boy
 Born, to MT. and Mrs Will Med lin. on Friday morning, a baby boy
 Fine hog killing weather and some folks are taking advantage or it and killing hogs.
 Some of the farmers are blowing for their next years corn crop splendid good idea
 Mrs J X Hines has just about recovered and is up again after a two weeks sick spell Lee Derrick and Denzil Farrar returned Wednesday evening from Alton, Oklahoma, where they went after car load of hay
 John and George Harr.s of this place have moved their saw mill from near Springtown down near Watts. Oklahoma. and will saw this winter.
 Rev Luper of Johnson being en- gagged in a prouaeted netting else where failed 10 i'll his appoint ment at this place last Saturday and Sunday.
 The Mt. Olive school had pie supper last Thursday night Il" pro- eeds to be used to pant the school house The amount ra.-ed was Sa.&5 ]. E. smith ef Heallug spr nas sold the pies
 Luther Hooper. one ot tHs set Jon foremea at this place and his fam..4 moved ostr 10 Literal on the Fayetteville road last week and. took charge of the section Al Ina, plae Literal E .ia=1==aHsH of Clear Creek
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The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
Sat UT day

preached at this place Saturday and Sunday.
 John Jones Of Spring Creek spent Friday night with Mir. and Mrs. Esaw Begiey.
 Miss Helen Cox of Pennington came up Friday to visit relatives and returned home Sunday
 Mrs. Allie King Of Texas came in Friday night to visit with her mother. Mrs. NJ. c Keicher
 Otto Aaron Ls real poorly since he cane back from California He has been chilling every morning
 W II. Holcomb Of Fayetteville attended church at Oak Grove sun day and returned home in the af- ternoon.
 Doan Phillips and daughter Eth el Of GHfty came over Friday and attended the literary al this place and spent the night with his fath- CT. W. A. Phillips.
 W. X Phillips has been improy ing his house by recovering his kitchen and dining room and porch es K koscheskl and John Huff master and Jim Pearson did the work It hasn't ralned in so long that Wise decided that it would never rain any more SO h+ 40Xer.4d one Of his porehes with paper
 There was a large crowd attend ed the literary at th.s place Ffiday evening After the literary zipsed we Lad d debate. the subject was Resolved that there ls more pleasure in married life than there is ia single lfe The decision va gwen in favor of the negative TAe string baud furnished some splendid music
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The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
1hI1
HIGHLAND VIEW

raese cool days afe hard oa=fat hogs
 Wood Phillips and family visited d. Lee r ammeI5s : near Langley Sun day
 x s Trammel took a load of Thanksgiving turkeys to Elkins Monday.
 Master Lem smith spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives at Hab- berton.
 Offer unto God Thanksgiving and pay thy VOWS unto the Most High
 Born. to Mr and Mrs. Howard Clark. Nov. 9. girl Mother and babe doing nicely
 Richard Clark and family visited Mrs Clark parents al Wyman Sat urday and Sunday
 We are sorry 10 say that our sun day School was dragged to it's death last Sunday. but such is the case.
 EIery Byrd has accepted a posi- ton with lumber company 10 buy walnut timber He will leave to' Tennessee in the near future
 Misses Hattie Oxford and Er mon Trammel, Polk Phillips and family. and T \ culwel. of this place attended church services a Goshen last sunday
 Yes. ge went 10 literary II the Waitehou.e Friday night. and had the incest kind of time The program was made up of seeita tons. songs. dialogues. drills. and pantomimes The recltations b the little folk Were very good indeed and Were enjoyed by everyone The hoop drill, which was rendered by eight young ladies. was very beauti- ful. and the exercises were the most beautiful We have ever had the pleasure of seeing The duets. sung by Messrs Reed and Martin Of Madison County, were a very inter esting feature To make long story short. the program was good, we'll rendered, and enjoyed yer} much by all present
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
SOCIAL
N sidine Anniversary


 On the night Of the 16th of No vember about fifty guests assembl- ed at the pretty country home of Mr and Mrs. A H. Glass to cele- brate the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding The host and hostess Were the recipients of many beautiful and useful presents Of silver.
 Soon after their arrival, the guests were assigned places al tab les and a most delicious four course supper was served. Misses Marks, Taylor. Leitzeil and Glass assisted in serving. Music was furnished throughout the supper hour by Miss es Marks and Berry. The decora- tions were carried out in the Country Club colors. White, Pink and Green.
 After supper a most enjoyable ey- ening was spent playing progress i've forty-two
 Those present were the entire Country Club and their husbands, also Mrs. E. Appleby, Mrs ] Beel- ey. Mrs. Dr. Bowden. Dr Carson. Mr. and Mrs A L. France. MT and Mrs. Jas. Hawn. Mr and Mrs ]. B. Johnson, Mir and Mrs A NJ. Leitzell. Mr and Mrs J. P Moore, Mir. and Mrs L. D Peuoss Those present from a distance were Mir and Mrs. \ ". Bevers Of Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sanders Of Spring Valley.
 At a late hour, the guests de parted. each wishing NJ and Mrs. Glass many happy returns of the day; and voting them royal enter tainers. Thus ended most .eu= joyable evening
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29

We are having dry cool weather. Folks are not done gathering corn.
 G. W MeCamey is building a good barn on his Oak Grove farm G. W. Burnett of Elm springs at tended church at this place Sunday Robert Norman fell and hurt him self last Thursday Was very poor ly Sunday.
 Rev. C. L. cowan of Harman
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
Evelyn

L T Lane has been appointed guardian of Eugene Rose, who killed his wife al this place recently and was declared insane and sent to the asylum at Little Rock. We under stand the personal property will be sold There is an indebtedness of sl500 against the real estate. and it Is more than likely this will hay" to be sold to satisfy this claim
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
I2Ekzz- ZAe,zee71EL-
Business Win Tell.

De How did the Turks defeat that Italian regiment recruited n America
 Gunbusta Why just as the Italians were boldly advancing shreNd Turk shouted: Shine and the absent. minded Dagos fell 10 then knees and felt for their brushes New Yorg Times
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
NJ C. Hie kmaH. pasto

There will be a meeting of the Springdale Horticultural Society at the Mayors office. Saturday after noon at 2 30 D. m All members are requested To be present al this meeting as important matters are to be taken up Fruit growers, who are not members and desire 10 join our society are invited to cone
 \. L. Franee. Sec
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
R.lt This Is Difterent

Fan. said George. you know how I feel toward you Do you recipro cate2a
 George Fan said, eith ny glance. does this mean annexation? ?"
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
IueSt
.ss- .,' One o'clGrk Luncheon

\ delightful one o'clock luncheon served eafateria fashion was given lon Friday last by Mrs. E Marks to the members of the Country Club and host of other friends alto gether numbering ahoat fifty
 Mrs. Marks is especially gifted in the skill of culinary art and the eatables Were good beyond compar- ison.
 During luncheon and later Miss es Harriet Marks and Marian Der ry delighted the guests with selee- tions on the violin and piano.
 The afternoon was spent with needlework and conversation and a more pleasant affair in q social line would be difficult to conjecture.
 On December 1 the "Wednesday Club will meet with Nrs Jno. r. Stafford The regular program will be carried out after which a short business session 2ill be held. All members are urged te b. pres
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
PAGE EIGHT
MARRIAGES
atiioIn-a ans.

The following from the Daily IL hnoian-Star of Beardstown, H.. Nov. 22. will be of interest 10 q number Of News readers. the gi 3om being a brother of Glen VauHoFn Of this place and a former res dent f Springdale
 Wm. Vanhorn and Miss Ida Reams both of this city. were unit ed in marriage. at s o'clock Thurs day evening. The Rev. J 4. Smith. pastor of the Baptist Mission ary church, officiating.
 Mir. Y. A. Atkins Of t61S E. Ed wards street. Springfield. H.. was best man, while Miss Laura smith acted as bridesmaid Music was furnished by a mixed quartet MT V. A. Atkins and II. D. Stout Of Springfield and Miss Nellie Smith and Miss Rowena Thompson Of Beardstown, H., composed the quar- tet. Miss Smith was the organist. Songs requested and sung Silver Threads among the Gold, and Scattering Seeds of Promise
 The groom is employed as fire man on the Burlington road. The bidre is very popular young lady and her many friends will miss her from their social circle, her friends regret to loose her. but their loss is her husbands s gain and We must bid her good by. and extend them our best wishes for a long life and much happiness.
 The bride and groom will reside at ell South Lafayette street and will b. at home 10 their friends at= ter November 22nd
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
lNekETGHEN
 |2azeoABINEa

A all so dear. The < 4as in the warm half gloom To find again the old familiar room. The scents and sights asl sounds that
 never tire. The hornek 8erk the plans the lit Of
 baby's laugh. The crackle of t6e open fir. The waiting tl4fu the footsteps coming
 near The opening doar. the Randeiasp and The
 kiss Is heaven not. after aIl. the now and
 here? The common things of fife are arl so
 dear -Anon
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
At the First NJ. |. Church.

Special meetings begin next sun day Rex. Mir Dunlap wlu assist the pastor All tHe other oauFetz es Of the city are eordiallY invited to attend and cooperate h these meetings
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
The roubIe.

Father You mustn't cry Tor it. ait til you are older
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
Double Wedding

Mir. Virgil Eooney and Miss Grace Brookshire of Rogers and Mir k. \. Frost Of this city and Mss BeuIah Parker of SpringdaIe were married at ? p. m. Sunday, Nov 24. 1912. at the home of Mrs Black, mother of Miss Parker. in Springdale, Rev. c. c. Winters. pastor of the First Baptist church. officiating.
 Mr. Looney is salesman of the Fashion Clothing Co. and his bride has been employed as stenograph- CT for the 4 E. Hunter protrait Co.
 Mir. Frost is one of the Frisco operators.
 Only few relatives and intimate friends witnessed the ceremony. The happy couple drove to Rogers and at once went to housekeeping on North Sixth.
 The Daily Post joins in extend hearty congratulations Rogers Daily Post.
 Miss Beulah Parker was partially reared in Springdale but for some time past has held a position in a mercantile establishment al Rogers. She has many friends in this lo- canty who extend best wishes
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
THE CHURCHES
Church of Christ

thurch Cf thflst. Preaching next Sunday morning and evening by W 6 Tucker Bible lesson al fns6o q m.
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29

Judge E F Greer was up rom Fayetteville Monday ou business and was pleasant aller at the News office The judge. along with many other people ot tht county. was considerably disappointed at the refusal of the lowing court 10 make an appropriation to continue he farm demonstration work in this county. and h. $ endeaYoring 70 raise the necessary sum hy private donations. and is meeting With fair F good success Efforts are being made to raise A much as $500. and if this k don. the govern ment Will furnish us man for nine months of the year
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29

nAY more for Devoe Lead and Il Zinc Paint; be glad to; it $ full measure to the gallon, and honest paint.
 Paint is like a watch dog; guards your property from decay. You don't want a watch dog that doesn't watch from , to 5 in the morning. Short measure paint.
 You don't want watch dog that wags his tail at burglar. False, adulterated paint The burglar IS rain, snow. sun.
 Deyoe Lead and Zine Paint IS good paint and nothing but paint; as good as it can be made.
 Buy paint by the name.
 Springdale Lumber Co.,, Agen,
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29

Eld C P Walters, the new past or of the Second Baptist Church. accompanied by his family, arrived latter part Of last week from Rose bud. Texas He filled the pulpit here few weeks ago and The mem bership of the church was well pleased with him He is very pleasant gentleman, and The News extends to himself and family q cordial welcome to SPfiagdale
 The handsome residence of Prof W. A. Ramsey or College Avenue at Fayetteville vas destroyed by fire at an early hour Tuesday morn ing, and the occupants barely es= caped Most of the contents of the building were also destroyed the loss amounting to something near s10, ,ooo The fire supposed 70 have started from defeet7 7e Kitchen Hue
 Mac Morton lost hiz basa by fire last night on his farm near Farm ington Nr Morton Astt home yesterday evening to cone 10 town to make | purchase Tor I ne.ghb1z and hy the time he returned hlz barn had burned down All of tae live stock. and farming implements were saved but q considerable iot of hay, corn and some canned fruit was stored in the barn and was lost. It was only partly insured Mir. Mortons $ barn vas said to have been one of the finest barns in the county The orign of the fire is unknown Fayetteville Daily, Fri day.
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
:. z. z. The .Iallx nnIen (lub

The Jolly Dozen Were entertain ed by Mrs Hattie Palmer Wednes- day. Nov. 70. in most agreeable manner. As this would De our last meeting in that home and Ne wish- ed it 10 b. something to long re- member Mrs sain sang some love ly songs and Mrs Fowler gave a reading and we all done our best to have good time Even Broth er Palmer smiled once oE twice and We all knew he was enjoying the day 8irh us. Elegant refreshments We're served and as the dats short en and the shadows come carly, We bade our friends and the old home goodbye 10 meet in two weeks with Mrs Fowler Sec.
The Springdale news., 1912-11-29
OAK GROVE

More Anon