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GET BIG ORDERS

NEW YORK. July 4.--Ths
United States Steel corporation has
untitled orders for 10000 900 tons
of materials. Ebert Gary said yes
tcrdHy
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ROTARY CLUBS MEET

CINCINNATI, July Seven
thousand people are expected
here July l6 to attend the opening
of the International Convention OF
Rotary clubs convention.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

- arrcs VEN fire land ifta on your
esn terms Most - this vas cleared a
few fsars ego. BALANCE bottom
CLIFFORD a VAN AhSnatE Ip~
fett Thiff Ave iei Washington ~
pp~n evenings ffii n'rterk
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Funeral Notice.

Rsffs-Funsrai services for Mrs. LurY
~ Bail. beloved mother 81 Mrs 2, =
TreffrY Of Kansas city Mrs Marian
Lore % Indianapolis Mrs.. Edna
Rsrnrtt. Mrs Lacy whyborn and Alice
Bail os Seattle. viii b hsff ~ the
parior- OF the Fremont Undertaking
Co. 1siE Fremont ave. W~dnesdaY ar
ssrnoan. at 1se O'Clock. intsrmeni ~
Nj. pisss4n, cernetery
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
LITTLE FARM. $3.50
PART Oh DODGE uoMESrIA Al

VIII sell its acres or this Old
hnneftsad on terms - 80 cash.
80 monthly improvements con.
sisi - house. barn fine sell
pump ilta ~ atrRwtsrriss raap-
berries rurranta and Enoaebrr.
ri~s plenty ~ free wond Tor tho
cutting This place Ia HANDY to
the y = depot and boat wharf
and only Q blocks from school
lice veil Tor chicken ranch.
With gentle slope 20 south. Hst-
ter come across today or tomor
rpw and set tho key and look u
over Take East Madison car
and Kirkland boats. 90 daily. 20
Burke a Farrars office on Kirk
land wharf
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ties ard explains love affairs and fam
~ troubles. reunitrs the separated. etc
Explains permanent health rules
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charxe
No enc IN trouble turned away mfbney
o. no money Permanently located at
tiE linton 81
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NINE. VICTORIA
TIE esishra,sd phrsnoissis,. riAirreYsst
.aa psirnist. rtss. seisniife Fsadinss
On al affair, q life. past. present -
future noa have seer the pthsfs np~
&c. the best. ~ IN tfeshis All rsafiass
.uafsntssd sstisfaetefT o. no fees ss'
e.ptsa Hsadtnss zee Locatisa over
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4S-Farm Lands for Sale.
A Farm Close TO Work

That IL one way TO make rood Oct a
little farm close 90 whsro you can
york 1900 msn are working close 90
our land H. IN skhgit copntv the
beet IN WaShinHten. Only little cash
needed 10 years TO pay The work
viii take care q you ard your pay
rueuta Information free
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PttttNNuLOutMr
She reads your snttr.
ilfr. SWING adste.
uu family troubles
tuN sp~cuiatinn.
maFfiaGe s~pafa-
ITEMS unites the sep
afatsd WIZ not
,se the best rhren
einEtsff hasisfsr.
tea Euarkntesd ses
isius near Wss{laAs
Market
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Female Help Wanted

1i-Female Help Wanted
WANTED WIDOW OK NGsfE,srAnt.E
young woman 60 help wtth huusowofh
and cook meals Tor family ~ three
sec Mr Orch. az star nfuce. 1897 rev
shth ave between ana 8 m
or call Ballard 1881
N~eeNs~~N~e~N-~-1~~Ne ~@e~~e@~~N~~~~~~N~e~
22-Fcmale Situation
lCmNNriAN YoUNd woMAN wtrn
slrt wants position as houssAs.pef
Tor wtdowrr ur single man. experienced
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Hotel rhcne Euiott i.5t
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| ~NSS~>1SSSS>Ss
% PERSONALS
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given Tor races 81 al sprs Come and
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| In the country
PRACTICAL NuRHfSu. REASONABLE
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YOUNG WOMAN. "a. ootNd TO hEo.
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po 20 NEEp MoNErf

DO YOU NEED MONEY!
We will loan you rnousy on any ar.
tiris % value We can also save
fou money on AT your needs Nps-
ciat sale on auction goods consist
ing % clothing, shoes. guns. trunks
suit eases watches. tsWsiry. musical
Instruments. Alassa ioExers and
fishsrs supplies etc Come ard
see The Bargain Store and Loan
Office. ise FIRST ave. corner wash
inEtan. Phone Main i2af
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Attornevs-at-Law
Attorneys-Patent

j. Y, -rSrApttsWrp 1871.
General practice Nurke nuiidinE. SOS
second ave Main f,es
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MADAME NK-Clairvoyant card
reader, palmist. 2Bo 1914 Pike. cor
nsr First. Hotel Elliott
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ltfrEn NuNrTiAS
CiATnVoNASr ana
utrtiium EtNes al
vice on bushes.
matters love heath
ard family affairs
tell. the name %
your future husband
Or wife tells " the
one you love 10 true
Or false what part
- m. country 10
luekiest 60 you and
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25--Spiritual Mediums

CBAIRVOYANT AND PALMfRTRY. SIS
University. between Fifth and sixth
Tell past. present and future consisting
business and love affairs. advise you
about divorce cases ana what viii bo
your lucky step In life TO take. win tell
full names ~ your lover sweetheart
friends. cnemiss. ana what YOU are
most adapted Tor Test reading FREQ
Permanently located. Hours a, m. to
. ~.
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Classified Business Directory

1issss junk %. ne Fif.' ave ; GIiioU
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Collateral Loans

LARGEST loans on DIAMONDS kNp
tsweirY. per cent; legal rates strictly
ecrfdentiai American JsSeirY Co,
stt Second ave
MONEY LOANED on All knrfci -
% vsine. Ths Reliable. seT rhlrd ave
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-06
New York Cotton.

New York, Dec. 5.-A continuation
Of recent selling movement sent pric-
es into new low ground for the move
ment in the cotton today with May
contracts touching 2O.04c or more than
$3.50 per bale under the recent high
record AT this level, however, demand
improved and there were sharp rallies
in the late trading with May closing
at 20.30c and the general list steady
at net loss of 20 to q points. The
market opened steady ut a decline OF
10 to 20 points in response to lower
cables
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-06

Spreading over burning gasoline a
mixture of 10 pounds of bicaroonate Of
soda and u pounds Of common saw
dust has been found by the British
Fire Prevention committee the most
effective method q extinguishing a
small fire Of this Kind. The sawdust.
though not necessarily wet, must be
free from shavings and chips, and even
alone proves better than such mate
rials as sand 1t is explained that the
coating Of sawdust excludes the oxygen
of the air from the liquid. while the
carbonic acid set free from the salt
by the heat tends further to stifie the
flame,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-06
beautiful Luray caverns.

Half way up the Shenandoah valley
are the Luray cayerns, an underworld
palace built by the busy hands of
.triokling waters. The Throne Room
is canopied with curtains as though
woven of diamonds and pearls. The
Saracen's Tent has more than oriental
splendors OF richest damasks and gold
en- samite, which drape the crystal
couch In festoons Of magic beauty. IT,
tania's Ven is woven of petrifed
spiders web. while the ballroom
seems as If set to celebrate a marriage
batween the gods
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-06

Rev Mr.. Sankey did not fill his ap-
polntment here Saturday night, Sun
day and Sunday night, owing to an un-
usual and unlocked for occurrence.
His Ford went back on him. Singing
was held Saturday and Sunday nights
and Sunday school Sunday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-06

A number OF our young people at
tended the pie supper given at the
Freeman school house Wednesday
night. A splendid program was rem
dered by the school children. and an
inspiring address was given by Coun-
ty Superintendent Shepard The pies
brought $50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-06
Mar KETS
chIckasha Cotton.
Chicago Grain.

Chicago. Dec. 6.-Reports that for
eigners were again active buyers
brought about a decided advance to-
day in wheat values, which we're also
lifted by definite word that President
Wilson would directly oppose any en-
barge on foodstuffs. The market clos
ed strong, 3 5-Sc to A S-Sc net higher
with May at SIG 3-s to S1.76 5-S and
July at s1.46 to s146 is, Other lead
ing staples, too, all showed gains
corn, 2 1-Sc to sac; oats, Csc tc
/ Use, and provisions, 1-2c to n lie
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-06
COUGH MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN

Mrs. Hugh Cook, Scottsville, n. y,
says: About five years ago when we
were living in Garbutt. N. Y. | doc
tored two Of my children suffering
from colds with Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and found it just as represent
ed in every way. 1t promptly checked
their coughing and cured their colds
quicker than anything I ever used. !"
Obtainable everywhere.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-06

There seems to be quite a move
Californiaward in this neighborhood.
Gus Langford. b. B. Black, Mr.. Bat
man and Mr.. Sidham are selling out
preparatory to moving there. Mr..
Langford viii have sale December
Is. and Mr. Black on December s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-06

1t is deplorable that the school boys
of this district have no more respect
for public property than they are dis
playing. A number Of boys who should
have been the ones to protect the
school house and equipment broke in
to the building Thursday causing a
great deal Of damage to the rooms.
Some others damaged one Of the new
slides before the children had chance
to use it. A few hoodlums should not
be allowed to disgrace our splendid
school and should be dealt with in
such way as to make lasting i'm
preston on them.
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Fort Worth Livestock.

Fort Worth, Tex. Dec. Cattle
Receipts $500; steady; steers Sc tC
$3.50. Receipts $500; sc tc
1Oc higher. Bulk $9.4O to s975
SHEEP Receipts 1900; steady;
lambs SO to ST.
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IREToN ITEMS

+ = : = = i = = = = = : = =
Singing will be held at Ireton Sun
day afternoon.
John and Jim White went to Chick
asha Saturday
Jim White and Bob sasker motored
to Chickasha Monday.
Bob Casker and family Of Maysville
visited Mr. and Mrs. John White Sun
day and Monday
John Harmon and wife returned
from near Hobart last Monday, where
they have been conducting revival
School was held Thursday instead of
Friday But school, yard working and
basket ball did not go well together.
Mr.. and Mrs Farmer and son ar
rived from Missouri Monday. They
plan to make their home here. 1t is
hoped their stay may prove mutually
beneficial
Quite number Of Ireton people at
tended the pie supper at Oak Ridge
and the box supper at Hawkins
Thanksday eve. They all report an
enjoyable time
Mr.. Bayless has been unable to do
any heavy work for some time owing
to a severe injury he received while
crossing a creek He fell and struck
his chest upon rock.
Quite a large crowd attended the
singing at Mr.. Overbys Sunday even
ing. Outside community visitors We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Casker Of Mayesville.
Joe Sneed of Hawkins, Fitzhugh Ham
brick Of Bradley and Mr.. Trussell Of
Alex.
Rev Mr. Sankey did not fill his ap-
pointment here Saturday night, sun
day and Sunday night, owing to an un-
usual and unlocked for occurrence.
His Ford went back on him. Singing
was held Saturday and Sunday nights
and Sunday school Sunday.
The yard working did not turn out
so well as expected. Only a few pa
irons responded. Prof Lee Garrett
had charge of school in the morning
while the regular teacher assisted in
the work on the fence. The teacher
two directors and two patrons were
the sum total who worked on the
fence
A large crowd gathered at the school
house Thursday evening to see the
basket ball games. Ireton boys work
ed like Trojans as may be seen from
the results. The game with Alex was
won by the lreton boys by score Of
IS to 9. The game with Bradley was
not finished Bradley quit the game
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-06

L. F. Pollard OF Denver, Colo, is
visiting his cousin here. Mrs W. NJ.
Bledsoe. "a.
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NlENEKAil ITEMS.

Bruce Jones and family visited with
relatives in Middleburg last week.
Elliot Anderson and sons we're busi-
ness visitors In Chickasha Monday
Prof Duff and family ei Agawam
spent Thanksgiving with friends here.
Guy Looney, who has been i'll for
the past two weeks, Is slowly improv-
ing.
Mrs. B. A. Parish and daughter, Lila.
may, have gone to Texas to spend the
winter.
VIM. J. Hoover and family spent
Sunday with relatives in Rush
Springs.
! Miss Cora Anderson OF Edmond
spent Thanksgiving with her mother
in Ninnekah,
Claud McLain Of Marow Is here Wis
fling his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley Ruff
Miss Maude Anderson. who is teach
ing in Minco, spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with her home folks
Miss Nettie ITALIA went to NARROW
Wednesday to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with her sister.
DR.. r. J. Gordon and family wen. to
Minco Wednesday for few days visit
with Mrs. Gordon's mother.
Word has been received that Mr..
and Mrs. Perry Bassett are the proud
parents Of baby boy born November
20.
Messrs. and Mesdames C. M. and o.
4. Lents attended services at the
Christian church in Chiekasha Sunday
night
John Richie of Montague, Texas
who was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Hodge last week, returned to his
home Saturday.
Miss Cathryne Griffith returned
Sunday from Carnegie where she wen
to spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with her parents.
VIM. j. Hoover and his Smelling
crew went to Alex Thursday where
they expect to to be employed severa
weeks shelling corn,
The dinner served by the ladies o.
the Christian church Thanksgiving
day was decided success both so
cially and financially. They cleared
over $40
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. LaBoone ant
family, Misses Willie and Evelyr
Ehepard. and c. G. Courcier of Chick
asha we're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
R. G. Crowley, Thursday
The basket ball game played on the
home court Thursday afternoon be
tween the Cement and Ninnekah boys
resulted in victory for the home
team. The score was 81 to s.
]. II. Lents is setting out 1875 Stew
ard pecan trees on his place south Of
town. This is a move in the right di
rection. II more Of our people would
plant trees on their places the droutf
question nigh be solved.
There seems to be quite move
Californiaward in this neighborhood
Gus Langford. b. B. Black, Mr. Bat
man and Mr. Sidham are selling out
preparatory to moving there. Mr.
Langford will have sale December
Is. and Mr.. Black on December s.
A number of our young people at
tended the pie supper given at the
Freeman school house Wednesday
night A splendid program was rem
dered by the school children. and an
inspiring address was given by Coun
ty Superintendent Shepard. The pies
brought $50
1t is deplorable that the school boys
of this district have no more respect
for public property than they are dis
playing. A number OF boys who shoult
49,, 49,. 4fo ,rcr D., y.,.-t,1t tY.s
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to get better and am now well. am
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Compound. Mrs. BLANCHE JEFFER-
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Before submitting to a surgical opera
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SHOWER FOR MISS
LUCILLE WOLFF,

Miss Lucille Wolff, who is the guest
of friends in New Orleans, was very
beautifully complimented on Sunday
afternoon by Miss Ray Joseph with
a Miscellaneous Shower. a number of
her friends having been invited for
the courtesy, one of the prettiest So
cial events of the summer season in
New Orleans.
The novel manner in which the de-
tails of the shower were carried out
gave scope for most artistic decora-
tive effects, the colors of crimson,
green and white having been carried
out in flowers and greenery. Pretty
little Aline Joseph, CARRIED as a lovely
little fairy, and drawing a chariot
freighted with gifts, preceded the
diminutive bride, Julfette Rosenbaum,
to the strains of the wedding march,
presenting the young bride-elect with
many handsome and dainty gifts, sug-
gestive of the sincere friendships she
has made in New Orleans. Miss
VOLTS marriage to Mr.. Joseph will
take place some time in November.
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MISS WILCOX
ENTERTAINS.

Miss Lillian Wilsox entertained de-
lightfully at a moonlight picnic Mon
day for Miss Carline Broad, of Me-
ridian, Miss, who is the guest of Miss
Bessie Lancaster. The party went to
Oak Park at o'clock, where progress
sive conversation and other games
were played. Ices were served dur
ing the evening, also delicious sup
per. The guests were: Misses La
leah Burnette, of Tuscaloosa, Ala;
Myrtle Bowdoin, Mary Wilsox, Sarah
Heron, Ruth Dunn, Kate McGauly,
Louise Dunn, Annie Paul Goldthwaite,
Margaret Hicks, Mrs. Ferman Net
ties, Irby Jones, Cans Tobias, Wallace
Hall, Lawrence Byars, George Worth
ington, Harold Bowdoin, David Earl
Dunn, LeGrande Coker, Rush Yelver-
ton.-Montgomery Advertiser.
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Phone So
SELMA COURTESY FOR
MRS. GARRETT HALL.

~+@@SA@N
Pensacola friends of Msr. Garrett
Hall will read the following notice
from the Selma News with interest:
Flowers, lights, laughter and
friends make life pleasant. Each has
its particular mission. The mission
of flowers is to gladden. and beautify
the world. They speak their own
messages to our hearts in the sweet
fragrance they exhale and in the
beauty of their vari-colored petals.
Nothing adds more charm or gives so
much an air of festivity to a social
gathering as towers, greeting the
guests from every space in the home,
bringing with them perfumed breath
of the great outdoor world that is
restful to both eyes and nerves they
speak various language.
This afternoon the attractive home
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Kelly was the
scene of a most pleasurable gather
ing in honor of Mrs. Kelly's sister,
Mrs. Garrett Hall, who is their guest,
and who has been the inspiration Of
numerous social affairs during her
visit. On this occasion the living
room was charmingly arranged for
four tables of bridge and adorned
generously with vases. and bowls Of
lovely midsummer flowers, trans
forming the apartment into bower
of beauty for the time being, a fit
setting for the lovely guests in their
pretty summer frocks.
Invited to meet the charming hon
Gree and sharing the gracious hospi-
tally of the hostess were Mrs.
Brandley Converse and her guest
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, of Columbus
Miss; Mrs. DIR. Oldham, Mrs. George
Breeder, ST., Mrs. Herbert Smith
Mrs. Presley Yelch, Mrs. Edmund
Welch, of Thomasville, and guest
Miss Louise Marshall, of Americas
Ca; Mrs. Hugh Hopper, Mrs. Roy
Beard, Mrs. Alex Cawthon, Mrs. Alice
Darlington, Mrs. D. F. Land, Mis-
Mary knight Rush, of Mobile; Mis-
Mary Anderson, Miss Ellen Melvin.
Following the games, the guests
were served with two courses of de
licious refreshments from the dining
room, where the table was exquisite
ly arranged and centered with a crys
tay bowl of pink and blue asters ant
fern. Prizes for score were gold ha
pins, and as souvenir of the oc
casion Mrs. Kelly presented tn,
honoree a box of dainty crepe d.
chine handkerchiefs.