The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-02
THE DAILY ARDMORETTE

Son, the ladies' men of this estab
lishment. Get an Edison Diamond
Disc Photograph and a complete sup
; ply of records here. 1t is the last
word for good music in the home
Don't forget to come here with youl
prescriptions, as you will find none
but registered pharmacists at the City
Drug Store, using the purest of drugs
Lets see, promised you a gold
watch, didn't u" queried Foxy Grand
pa of Polly. well. the place of all
places is at John w. Dorrah's." En-
tering this popular jewelers. Grandpa
gallantly acquitted himself of his pro
mise by presenting Polly with hand
some time piece and then directed
her attention to the superior stock of
jewelry, silverware, novelties, etc,
and advised her to buy her family
clock and Big Ben here. He does en-
craving on anything, is an expert doc
tor on sick watches, can diagnose any
old case, and make dyspeptic time
piece look and act like new.
While here at Dorrah's, Grandpa re-
marked: There's an old saying that
the clothes don't make the man. Now
they may not, but they help, and
when they are swell togs, such as the
ST Tailoring company turn out, they
help nightly. This firm has stores at
Wichita Falls, Tulsa. Sapulpa, Drum
right and Writ, and save you IS on
your suits every time. They have
the latest samples to select from and
Steve holland will guarantee you fit.
They sing as they work here, and
they put this across yesterday: If
Casey Jones' should take his Big
Beautiful Dol' Down by the Old Mill
Stream while 'Alexanders Ragtime
Band played Meet Me Tonight in
Dreamland,' you should take your
Mysterious Rags to the SIT Tailor
ing company and have them cleaned.
altered, pressed and repaired, for 'Ev-
erybodys Doing 1t Now
"And where will | find the leading
milliner?" asked Polly of Grandpa.
Just a few DOORS" said he land
we will visit Daisie II. Gray. with
Henry Baum & Company, who by the
way, has on hand the latest dress,
pattern, street, picture hats and Par
| ;c;n oil in &c 10
test styles and lowest prices being
her motto. She has that experience
which guarantees when you have once
purchased of her you have the proper
thing at the lowest cost" and few
minutes later there wasn't happier
lady than Polly in the proud posses
sion of a swell midsummer creation Of
Daisie H. Gray's own handiwork.
"As you are going to keep and work
Grandpa, " and the boss horse milli-
ners and mule jewellers are to be
found at r. G. Raines Saddlery com
pany. They are expert workmen here
and give personal attention to the
minutest detail of manufacture. There
isn't a thing in this line that cannot
be had of them. Heavy and light,
single and double. plain and fancy
work and buggy harness-they have
'em in stock and make 'em to order,
and their hand made harness is strict
ly in it. They carry complete stock
of saddles, whips, fly nets, busters, lap
robes,-in fact anything a farmer or
a gentleman horse owner could pos
sibly desire, and at right prices. They
also carry the finest line Of all leather
grips, bags and suitcases in this sec
tion,-and they suit your purse, too"
At this point Polly began TO think
seriously of her household duties, and
remarked: Grandpa, am not going
to kill myself over the wash tub or
have a washerwoman fussing around
the house, so tell me of a good laun-
dry" Here was a good chance to
recommend Max Whittington's Excel
sior Steam Laundry, Jump into the
auto and we will drive down there,
where you can see the latest maclin-
cry for laundering in motion. They
sure have a lot of machines and hands
TO operate them here" said Polly, on
going through. Yes" said Grandpa,
they are all home people who spend
their money in Ardmore, and deserve
hearty support They do rough dry,
fiat work and family washing. Also
one day specials and all work when
returned has that fresh, sweet odor
and crispness which creates in one
feeling of entire satisfaction, and
makes you an Excelsior Steam Laun-
dry booster.
Our next step" said Grandpa, "is
the financ cling of the home, towards
which | will add what | promised
you" Arriving at the Peoples Build
ing and Loan Association, Grandpa
introduced the young couple to G. p.