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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-17
A Real Experience In Dressing Beef.


The November Farm and Preside,
the farm paper published at Spring
field, Ohio. has an article about dress
ing beef. The writer says:
Perhaps our experience may help
someone else to answer this question
in more satisfactory manner. There
stood in our barn short time ago a
very fine corn.fed steer for which my
husband asked $50. Several butchers
looked the animal over and one OF
them offered $40 for It. Another said
he would give cents pound for It
alive, but unfortunately we have no
stock scales and so refused to sell
without knowing definitely how much
we would get.
Finally we decided to butcher the
animal ourselves and sell the meat as
best we could. The two front quar-.
ters, weighing PSI pounds, sold at s
cents a pound and brought us SEAS.
One hind quarter, weighing 12i
pounds. brought sl17S. The hide
weighed 81 pounds which, at IA cents
a pound, brought sl1.76. The total re.
ceived for all parts sold was si6.O2, or
5000 more than we had been offered
for the animal alive.
And remember that we still had
left the other hind quarter, weighing
12i pounds. also the heart. tongue and
liver. and we made about two gallons
OF tallow."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-17
How This Family Makes Sausage.

In the November issue of Farm and
F'ireside n woman tells how her fam.
ily makes sausage. She says:
1.-THE ribs are taken out, shoulders
hams. jowls and sides blocked and
trimmed into shape We take the lean
trimmings and add one pound of fat
to five pounds OF lean meat and grind
fine. then thoroughly mix in salt, sage
and cayenne paper to suit taste.
IF preferred, the entrails may be
cleaned for castings. However, We use
cotton castings from IL to II inches
long and OF different widths. We pack
the sausage In these cases. being care.
full to push the meat solidly down. as
air spaces induce mold These filled
cases are hung up and smoked until
the whole sack looks shrivled and
cured.
For summer use we sometimes fry
and pack the sausage when fresh into
stone Jars and cover with hot lard
This I do not like TO eat later than
May. But when fried and put into Tin
cans and covered with It's own hot
grease and then sealed with paraffin
sausage will be as fresh in July as II
December"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-17
All Around.

During the severe storm that flood
ed the coast and caused some loss of
life and much damage to property, an
artillery officer on leave Of absence.
telegraphed to his superior officer In
command of the coast defenses at
that point:
sympathy to the regiment; where
are my clothes?"
The answer he received was:
Sympathy from the regiment-you
have no clothes. Exchange.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-17
HIGH SCHOOL AND
ALLEN ACADEMY.
Students to Hear illustrated Lecture
on Commercial Economics.

Students to Hear illustrated Lecture
on Commercial Economics.
T.. A. Berg and w. G. Kahlert, lee
turers who are touring the state of
Texas, speaking en- route, under the
auspices OF the Bureau OF Commercial
Economics, a phianthropic institution,
will visit this city Friday, November
Gath.
The lecturers have already address.
ed the largest schools and commercial
organizations in the state and come to
Bryan with many letters of common
dation from such organizations as the
Houston Rotary Club and the Waco
High School. Their lecture here will
be on economics as respects the larg.
er industries Of the nation. BY means
of motion pictures they will illustrate
the many savings made by corpora
lions by carrying on business on a
large scale.
The lecture is to be given at the
Queen Theater Friday. November
cath, at 11:15 in the forenoon.
Arrangements have been made ia
have the high school students journey
to the theater In body to hear the
lecture. The junior and senior classes
OF Allen Academy will also attend
Everyone is invited to hear the lee
ture and the business men especially
are urged to attend. The lecture will
be free to the public.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-17
FIRE IN FlUE CAUSES
SOUNDING OF FIRE ALARM

SCOT burning out OF flue at tho
home OF r. w. Downward. on 2Sth
street. yesterday evening about $3.50,
was the cause OF the fire alarm that
was sounded. The department made n
quick response, but the fire had died
out when they arrived on the scene.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-17
Y. M. c. TEAM TO
PLAY CALVERT HIGHS.

The Young Mems Club football team
left this afternoon on the 1888 II. &
T. c. train for Calvert. where they go
to play the Calvert High School team
this afternoon. The team Is In good
condition and the members are con.
fldent OF winning the game.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-17
NOTICE, FRIEND IN NEED.

You are notified OF death of Mrs. Il.
Candy, number Go. Assessment must
be paid within ten days. Joe b. Reed
secretary. d69wlO
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-17

Hurry! Hurry! Christmas is near.
ly here Better bring the children in
to have their pictures taken while the
weather is good. Christmas rates.
Carriers Studio 20
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-17

Just come and see how pretty, at.
tractiye and jolly everything is at the
Pure Food Show. Friday and Satur.
day, Wagner building. 269
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-17

A waterproof electric motor has
been invented by an Australian to
drive brushes against the hulls OF yes
sells to clean them without dry dock
ing
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-17

Just ring $50 and you can have q
Singer sewing machine In your home
In short time. 7. A. sstterwhite. u
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-11-17

Unattractive Advertisement.
For Sale-Faithful bulldog. VIII eat
anything. Very fond OF children
Christian Register.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24

&c ober duBerit ibper 5u enti6eioen.
SSn Der 0aindener Wleoioiniiden
gSodenIhrift eiebt Or. 8iofo cine
Hcibe BON medonii6en @ribeimtn.
gen al ocrldicoenen @3uSfcln an, Die
nuf nehoniicbe 9iei3ung bin (aIo-
pfen) Ioipo1l 6eim Iebenocn mic
bei'm tooten SSnoioi6luun nod pcr
@intritt Der 2ei6cnltorrc uno awor
nod 111A-2 Stiinoen nod @intritt
oes Eoocs ousgeloit mcroen. @ei'nl
lebenoen iin0 iic ieood] megen ocs
Musfeltonus nicbt 70 oelttli6 uie
bci'm tooten SSnoioiouinL ioooB ans
ibrem gerlalf erfennbor it, Oh scr
9etreifen0c nod lebt. glus i6rcm
6eblcn 1T ein 9iiidihluB ouf ocn icit
ldn9erer 3eit crfoleten 500 moglid.
90 gibt CT. 3iofo an, oQB er cia-
nal bel eincm Sel6llnorofaa Oorous
beitimmcn fonntc, oaB ser 500 Idon
Dor 3 Shnocn eingeireten mar. 9l6cr
Die 6ra9c 1T ood wobl ni1t 70 ciu
Ia6 lno 5weiielSirei 81 cntideioeu.
Gcnn mir 6oben 5mor, mic a|rof
Bilttcr in Den Observation-Disclosures
ie6r eiuge6cn0 oorlcgi, cine gan3c
&ei6e bon W}etbo0en in5mciiel6ait
oo5 2ebcn 81 conItotircn 0agcgcn
teblen ms Nleiboocn BON ocricl6en
Si6er6cit, oie lus crIauben, icii5u-
ltellen, OoB ans einen Orgonisnus
oos 9cben cntflobeu ill., ooB cr toot
lit. Sin GrgoniSmliS Ie6t gon5
iiGerldb, menn icinc 3cllen iid t6ci-
len alio bcrnc6ren oOcr ipenn iie lid6
3mar ui1t me6r perme6ren, a6cr in-
folgc 6es Stoihue6iels Elm ousac.
prGgtes @odst1rm 3eigcn. limo iclbIt
Oas gabstNun i'll nicbt not6menoiQ,
Der StoffWec6iel fann lc0ialih &c.
trie6siioiiluer6iel iein inocn scr 6ci
Der 2e6enstbGtigfeit eintrctcnoe Ser.
Init an Stoiicn micocr gc0cdt miro.
Eic pcrbrcitctiteil stoifpc6IcIpor-
gdnge lino Der &er6roub bon Solicr-
ltoif ino Ole Gr5eugnug bon ao6Iens
idlre, Die nod alter Graoition ais
9ltbmIng be5ciduet iUcrocn. IS Qi6t
nber ond Gro5cie, bel ocncn Soucr.
ItofT perbrnldt mo Go6lenldalre er.
Ieu9t miro, bel Su6iion5cn, oie man
Il~5meiicI6ait nibt ais lc6cnoe, q. q.
bel Stap1plotoften bel oencu Olrd |
siutauden in 9lceton rno 9h@IoI1cn
u slet6cr Oas 2cbcn iicbcrIi9 3crIt6rt
uir0.
Sin iiAerer 9ia1ueis ocs 2c6ens
II Die 9lusiii6rung BON 8epegungcn !
oiuo5l lpontaner mic mir iic IN oer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
glbfiir5mna Oes etnOinms?

(9lus oen Samburger Nadridten.) }
Cine 5ipcifeQos wi1tige SSroge
IuGt Der Hedtsanlpolt Or. gouoro
.Soqier, Somburg, bornebmIid be.
fount ourd feline geroienite in Der
@atriotiiden @eieaifoft imo Inn 0as
neutrality-suspicious. i6rer 9oIung
ndber 81 bringen. Iie 6raqe nam.
lid, ob es mogli9 iei, 0as otoOcmi.
ide Stuoiim ob5ufiir5en. Or bat
oariiber, I'M 8erloge bon 6. 9oDlen,
cine Sdriit ber0ficntlibt; bat ibr
a6er bon bornbcrein einen Qitel ge.
gcben Der onrd iein 5ragc5eiden
erfennen laBt oaB ct uidt fir id
beonipriibt, cine enogiiltige geant.
mortlng Der 6rnge geoeben al bo.
ben. g9ir babcn oober ieine Earle.
aungen ais eine 9lnregung 81 neb.
men lmo ais ioIdc 81 lDiiroigen.
Weroen onber ibnen i'm ein3cInen
na1geben, Inn 81 le5en, 100 feline 8e.
Deisfiibrung etipo 2iiden lGBt.
Saaier gebt aus BON Dem @eOon.
fen oab ood oieier @eItfrieg sic
9ieiben rniereSgolfes iingc6cner lid.
tet uno cine 6iiae Der @eiten 6inweg.
rafit. "a eelte es, Gle leer gcporoe.
men 5teaen 3eitie pieoer ous5ufiil-
len. Soq a6er oos Die logiidc @runo.
lage icin 70 wiiroe lid Gas, mas
Saaier 0a borihlGgt, aIs cine g1ot6.
Ooritcllen, nidt ais Elm
gerfabrcn bon aagemeiner @Hltig-
teit; oenn eS uiiroe iiberfliiiiig iper.
ben, IobaIo int 2auie Der fommenoen
ser golfsbeItanO Iid
luieoer ergdn5t bate.
Oennod MAIDEN Die g[usfii6ringen
ocn @inorud, ais ioaten i6r oauernoe
beigeleet perOcn, oenn es
5onoelt iiH ofien6or Inn ginridtlin.
aen Die iiir Ole 3itlnit iibcr6oupt |
ieien. 9Illo meroen mir
lie IN oieiem Slime 81 prifen 6aben.
Sbne lUeiteres 1T Dem 8erfaIIer
oorin bei5upilidten, ooB unicre glfa.
oemiter our6meg 5u ipdt IN ooS DC.
rlis- uno erucrbslebeu eintretcn.
sbeu u00xill, oaB Die gcacnp1rtig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24

aaai

Observation-Disclosures 6oben
ipic IN Der ourb 9lci3c oitSgeloItcn
IS gicbt o6cr oiclc Sinnes5cQen
@anglien5ellcn pcrcp6cre gteroen,
@riiIen5ellcn an ocnen 8cpegungen
nibt no1mciS6ar iin0. obpo6l es ii6
I'M lebenoi9e Subiton5 6onoclt. @ier
fam man nber na6meiicn, DAB Der
9lblanf Ocs biobeniibcn @ei6e6enS
nit Der Broouftiou bon @leftri5itdt
uerblnoeu lit. Ger 9}a6wcis oes io-
eenannten n9lftionsitromcs" tann
bier 5ur llnteriAeiOing 0cs le6enoen
pom tooten 3uitono 6enubt mcroen.
g(6er Die ,@rreg6arfcit~ fam ihuin-
ocn, obnc Dab Oob 0oS &c6cn ge.
idluunocn lit, 0cnn intcr gccignetcn
9eoingun9cn fc6rt oic @rrcg6artcit
5uriid. Grit mem all cincm erreq-
bar gelporoenen gtcrpcn 0ie Greg
Bartlett nibt micoerfc6rt, lonncn mir
iciiltcIlen, ooB Der 500 6crcits einee.
'treten mar, obnc OoB mir ii6cr oen
3citplntt etpas @cnailcs Iaqcn fon.
ncn. &cbrt oogcgcn oic @rrcoborfcit
lpicocr 10 lit 0os Gin 9cluciS iiir 0cn
6ortbcltanO oeS Scbens Oic Wloq.
li1fcit 5llr 9iiidfebr SIM 9c6cn oas
beiBt Die mciterc 2ebcnsiG6iofcit lit
ilbcr5anpt cine @ridcimlng, Die bic
6eltltelllm9 oes 3eitpuntteS oeS 30.
oes lmgcnein cribmcrt. gSiro ). 9.
ole Contraction oes Wiusfcls ais cine
EaicIlungseridcinung ouigcioBt mo
ole Eootenliorre ais oie lcbic Gon.
trottion auf oic feline @noquelllng
mc6r crioIgt, 10 wiiroc cn tootcn.
ltorrcr NhlSfcl nod ais ,.lc6eno~ be.
5eihnct weroen miinen, obwobl er
nidt ncbr crrc9bar iii mo fcinc
@leftri5 5itdiSprooufiion 5ciot. 9lber
Der &organg Der GnoQltcQlnQ mo
oomit oic 9iiidtc6r 5nr grrcg6orIeit.
5lm Scbcn, lit inncr6in nod moq.
liG. Grit mcnn our1 Die Ncrinnlmg
Der gipciBtorpcr, ole ii9 oIs So
img Der Eootenitorrc" bcmcrt6or
nadt cine ni6t nc6r lmlfcbr6arc
3ulianOsdnocrung ciutritt, founten
mir ocn 500 ais icitgciicQt onlcbcL
Der allo in ocn W}owent Der u9olung
DER Starre" iollen miiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24

X q II o c 0N y c c 4 o.
men fro beniie.
9ln einem Septembermorgen 1915
iollte cine 9otrouille Dor Dem 9lb-
idnitt, Oen ole 10. Comp. oes SG6i.
acknowledgements g1r. 1874 be-
iette, feititenen ob uno in nelder
@eiie Der @cgner Dor ieinen Sra
ben Sdonoorbeiten ousfiibrte. 8i5e-
feIOwebel (giei..Sff5. .9lip.) @ill0
S6il0e aus Blouen /. q. un0 8i3e.
felomebel @oIter 0illner aus S6on-
felO &. a. 8. meloeten Iidb freiipillie
Sur 9Lusfiibrine Der 9otrouille.
8oriibtie or6eiteten lic Iid Dor. DoG
Der geiponnt ouimerfiomc @eener
idien iie bemerft 0i boben. 3oblrei-
DE 2eudttugeln itiegen iofort in Die
2uft uno beftiees Synfonteriefeuer
ieste ein. llneeodtet ober Der redts
ino linfs einidlogenoen @ei6oiic
frof Die EotrolIiIle, ibreglufgobe feit
i'm gluge bebolteno, neiter Dor. gtod)
ldngerem gefobrbollen Sin- uno
&erfriehen entocdtc lie llneefGbr
200 Mteter Dor oeu eieenen @roben
ihon3enoe @egner. 5urdtlos frod
Die 8otrouiIIe oidt on Die Sdon.
5enoen beron iino erfornte, ooB iic
einen BorallcIgroben 81 ibrem Sra
ben nusboben uno Die Qlrbeiten olrd
einen oorgeihobcnen Sdiibenidleier
uno Elm Noldinengeipebr ii6erten.
I'm gou8 genoue 6eitlteIlunsen mo-
den 81 fonnen, frod Die Botrouille
unmittelbor al Dem S6iibenihleier
cntlong, obnc iid ourh oos onooll-
ernOc lebbofte Seuer ltoren 5u loi.
fen. 9ei'm 3uriidfriedcn itieB oic
@otrolillc ouf einc bier Wonn ltorte
feinolide &atrouilIe, Die iie in fiib.
mem 0roufeeben 0urd Sonoerono-
ten beribeuhte. gloh gluSfiibrun9
ibrer ihpierigen aufgobe eelong es
Der @otroiiille, Den eieenen @ra6er
inberiebrt 3ii erreiden.
Bra dte Oen to0ten 3ug.
III brer 5uriid It.
Ger Sturm Oes gln6. Snfanterie.
9legimcnts gSr. 90 bottc glodmittogs
Inn 5 llbr beoonnen Die TO- un0
12. 9ompognic, oenen Der gleide
9l6idnitt gum pellenlpeiien @orgeben
5u9eipieien mar, iporen etipa t2O N2e.
ter boriudrts aefommcn. Curd ooS
8ener oes @egners botte oic t2.
&ompognie erbcbli6e IerIuite Cie
@efe6ts.Sroonnon5en fporen i1mmt.
lid berIoren. Sn oiciem fritiiden
glugenblid ndbertc Iib i'm ltdrfiien
9lrtillerie. ino Sniontericfcuer oilf
allen gieren frie6enO Der O1usfetier
Boul 6epp aus aotben in 9lnboIt
mo feGte dd oem aonpdgnfefii6rer
ols @efe6ts.Croonnon3 5llr 8erfii-
gilng. gllS nlnfnebr eln5ige @ete6tS.
Groonnan5 6rahte er mebrinals inn
roicnoItcn feinoliden 5euer MeIoun-
gen gum 9atoiaons.aommanoeiir.
gIls nod cingetretener Cunfclbeit Die
9leIic Der beioen Gonipognien ouf ge.
febl wieoer in Den S6iibeugroben
5uriidgingen, 5og Sepp aui elmer
3eItbobn Die 2eide ieines 3ugiiibrers
binter lid ber lno 6radte He oliidlid
nod riidpdrts, po lie am ndditen
Gage ollf Dem @brenfrieoboie beitot-
tet peroen fonnte. @egen ieines To-
pferen 8erbaltenS nuroe UluSfctier
Sepp 5rn @eireiten ernonnt un0 nit
Dem @iiernen arell3 ausge5eihnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
Der 8citpnmft Oes 9uScs.

gIuf Dem arieesidoupIos ipie in
SpitdIern fam icbr bdufie on oen
9lrot ole 5roge berdntreten, mic
longc Belt pobl felt Dem @intritt oes
500 berfloiien 1T, Oos beiBt olio, IN
melben Moment man bon Dem @r.
loiden 0es 2ebens ipreden fann
oocr muB. 91eben Dem rein piiieu,
iboftlihen bat Die sSro9e nud Gin
proftiicbes Sntereiie, on bon elmer gc.
nouen 8eit6eitinuulmg oes Gooes
inter llmit0noen ole 2oiung berlpi.
deIter 9led6tsDerbdltuiiie o6bduaen
fann. Sn DieIen 6dILen 1t Die 0ra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24

&iOeriprnd, 2e6rcr (oo5ic.
rcnQ); DGicS oien oocct," Gin Gag
lcbrt oen anoern oos mill ioacn.
gSir ueroen ale Gage fliiacr.~
erpin; ~Scrr sGroielior, sic iootcu
ooA erlt acltern mir piiroen allie
Gage oimmer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-24
Son Der beutl6en Gbreutafel.

gss Osnen gaerlauSSSsrttsiSiasr Fd nu rnppsu
aMs3eidnen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
DANGER SIGNAL

If the fire bell should ring would
you run and stop it or go and help to
put out the fire? 1t is much the same
way with a cough. A cough is dan
ger signal as much as fire bell. You
should no more try to suppress it than
to stop fire bell when 1t is ringing,
but should cure the disease that caus-
es the coughing. This can nearly al
ways be done by taking Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy. Many have used it
with the most beneficial results. 1t
is especially valuable for the persist
ent cough that so often follows bad
cold or an attack Of the grip. Mrs.
Thomas Beeching, Andrews, Ind,
writes: During the winter my hus-
band takes cold easily and coughs
and coughs. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is the best medicine for break
ing up these attacks and you cannot
get him to take any other" Obtaina-
Bile everywhere.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Over 200
BRACELET WATCHES
ON DISPLAY

Largest assortment of Bracelet
Watches ever shown in Chickasha.
You better see them, They are just
the thing for HER Christmas gift.
EARLY SHOPPING ALWAYS PAYS
Our stock is now quite complete
and we will gladly lay aside such
gifts as you select, have them engrav-
ed before the rush, and ready for
Christmas.
Lavallieres. Canoes, Belts, Foun-
tain Pens, Umbrellas, Travelling Sets,
Pyralin Ivory Sets or single pieces
These are a few suggestions. Come
in and we will gladly show you many
other appropriate gifts.
ALL GOODS ENGRAVED FREE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01

Mrs. Eunice Maurer of Bradley mo-
tored to Chickasha yesterday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01

Mrs. j. A. Lines left yesterday for
a visit with relatives in Cleburne, Tex.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01

Before deciding, see Flatau. 1t
Let your doctor prescribe but bring
his prescription to II. j. Brownson's
to be filled. 1i-2S-St
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Fuller spent
Thanksgiving in Oklahoma with rela-
tives.
Christmas shopping is easy at Wren
Drug Store. 12-1-St
Wrist watches, guaranteed move.
ments, $11.50 at Flatau's. II
DR.. H. A. Conger and Mrs. Conger
Of Duncan are visiting Mr., and Mrs,
]. C. Eisfelder.
"War Brides" coming. New York
Herald says it is more wonderful than
Birth Of a Nation It
Have you our Xmas Gift Suggestion
Book? If not, it is yours for the ask
ing. viii be mailed free Oh request.
Cal at B. w. Lubman Jewelry Co.
11-2S-st
--
Arnold Gillespie and Ed Waite Of
Oklahoma city spent Thanksgiving
with Neil Fox.
Razors honed csc. Pocket knives
sharpened, SC blade Scissors sharp
ened, SC pair. Don't forget to bring
them with you. j. c. Peters, corner
End and Chickasha. 1td-1tw
On sale this week, one lot Of hats
priced as high as $12.5O for s2.4s and
$S.5s. The Burr Hat Shop. Next door
to the Sugg- l2-l-zt
Mrs. w. H. Cilley left Wednesday
for Weatherfcrd, Tex, where she was
called by the death Of relative.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01

Diamond earrings $40 at TIatau's.
A Paramount feature, IAN Interna-
tional Marriage" Sugg, and two acts
Of vaudeville. people. It
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Graham have
moved to their farm several miles
southeast Of the city.
The famous First Pick coffee is be-
ing demonstrated at Eagle Mercantile
Co. all week. Everybody invited
11-27-4t
Mrs. Joe Cunningham. who has been
visiting her brother, Louis Means, at
Amarillo, Tex. has returned to her
home in this city.
A box supper will be held in the
basement of the Congregational church
Friday night. Every one invited to
be there. li-2s-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
M ! Personal
~ Mention

IN
l>-~--~-~-2~--~N>-~o-~~-~-o-~~-~~-~~~~>~~
"You can do better at Flataus" It
Second hand furniture bought and
exchanged f. M. Price, phone 81, APO
Kansas Ave. 10-4-1m
Harry Campbell left yesterday for a
visit with his sister in Kansas City.
Kozy has a dandy show today il
sure. 1t
Coming, "war Brides" soon A pic
ture better than the Birth Of a Ma
ton" New York Herald says. 1t
Values and iewelry that are differ
ent at Flataus. 1t
Look. The Girl from Frisco" Ko-
zy today. 1t
J. L. Frost, piano tuner, phone eS5.
11.2S-6t
Coming Monday, the native Ha-
waiian Singers and players concert of
America, Hawaiian number. 1t
Mrs. A. A Hawn has returned from
a visit at Guthrie,
Free demonstration of First Pick
coffee at Eagle Mercantile Co, all
week. Come. 1l-27-4t
The largest diamond selection at
guaranteed values at Fiatau's. It
$5 Special Saturday. One dozen
s12 hats for $5 each. Eva Bran Lette.
11-29-2t
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Prescription insurance, that's what
you get when you take your prescrip-
tions to II. j. Brownson's, the leading
prescription druggist. 11-2S-3t
"An international Marriage" Para
mount feature, sugg tonight, and tive
acts vaudeville, people 1t
IS Special Saturday. One dozen
$12 hats for So each. Eva Bran Lette
11-29-2t
Listen, to that Kozy orchestra. It's
keen. 1t
MEN-Our illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how we teach the barber trade
quickly, mailed free. Moler Barber
College, Ft. Worth, Texas. 12-1-1m
Wonderful values in fancy feathers
and trimmings, also pattern hats. The
Burr Hat Shop, next door to the Sugg.
4 12-1-2t
Mrs. ]. A. Lines left yesterday for
visit with relatives in Cleburne Tex.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Kozy has Girl from Frisco today
wv HAHWU WIFI q WWLII
Phone SO
All Chickasha Ave.

Kozy has Girl from Frisco today.
Miss Thera Whatley of Oklahoma
City is visiting friends in Chickasha.
See our $40 diamond special. Fla
tau's. 1t
G Girl from Frisco" Kozy today. 1t
Miss Agnes Norwood is visiting
friends in Ft. Worth.
Mrs E. B. Foster Of Alex is in the
city today.
have moved by loan and Insurance
office to 419 First national bank bldg.
Phone 447. John Hankins. 1t
Mrs. Eunice Maurer of Bradley mo-
tored to Chickasha yesterday
Mrs. c. A. Chinsholl and Mrs. w. T.
Griffin are entertaining their mother,
Mrs. A. A. Bailey, from Dallas.
Sheriff Hodge Bailey left this morn
ing for Lindsay where Mrs. Bailey had
gone on Thanksgiving Day to visit her
father.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Get the dollies at Wren's Drug
Store. 12-l-at

Get the dollies at Wren's Drug
store. 12-1-at
Mrs. Harry Jones and son, Harry
Keith. who have been visiting in this
city, returned yesterday to their home
In Purcell
Owing to the high price Of feed, we
find it necessary after December to
sell sweet milk at 10c per quart
straight cream Csc per pint. john
sons dairy. ll-2s-6t
Jones Barrett OF o. o., who has been
visiting Marcus Weaver, left this
morning to spend the weekend with
his parents at Ryan.
Mrs. M. e. Ballenger, who has been
the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Powell for
the past few weeks, leaves today for
a short visit in Chicago before return
ing 10 her home in Quebec.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-01
Beware of Ointments for
That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering It through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
from reputable physicians as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them Hall's
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by f. ].
Cheney &, Co. Toledo, o.. contains no
mercury. and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the sytsem. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure You get the genu-
inc It is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by f. J. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free
Sold by Druggists Price 75c per bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation