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

that better than bunch Of rent re
ceipts?"
1T surely is," said Charley, "and
we will build some rent houses
through them. | can see that this is
great plan for me to save money
and have something later on. The
Peoples Building & Loan Association
is surely doing good work in home
building" said Grandpa, "and are alb
solutely reliable, having a capital OF
$1,000, 200.
while we are providing a home for
Polly" said Grandpa, "just take out
a policy on your own life with Fraley
& Company, also for accident and sick
ness. You then provide an estate for
the girl which no bad luck or crop
failure can take away"
I 81 have always looked upon life
from a practical standpoint said
Grandpa, as the party was leaving the
compress and oil mill, and spying
John S. Owens Monumental and Cut
Stone Works, remarked: Lets go
over and get acquainted You know |
am getting along in years" soliloquiz-
ed he, ''and I'll feel better if after
my demise there's a fitting monu-
ment placed where it should be. You
know | think there isn't enough at
tention given this matter by the aver
age head of the household. 1t is al
ways looks at with solemnity, but 1t
is duty the head of the household
owes to his or her family, and the
family to them to have a fitting mark
placed at the head or each individual.
In placing your orders for monuments
or statuary of any kind, choose re
liable firm, who handle the best grades
of marble and granite, who are, and
employ competent designers that, no
matter how difficult an idea you may
have for the building of monument
it will be carried out and such a firm
is John S. Owens Monumental and
Cut stone Works. They handle all
kinds of building stone and prices on
everything are always consistent
Il promised you an auto as an addi-
tional present upon your arrival
here said Grandpa, "and | have had
this on my mind for some time, get
ting demonstrations and trying them
out. My troubles were consummated
yesterday when l called on l.. G..
Slaughter and took spin, with your
grandma, in a 1916 Maxwell touring
car. Your grandma couldn't rest un-
til we had returned and closed the
deal. | don't want to go into any
high sounding phrases as applied to
motor cars. They are all too common
and their force is lost They convey
no other thought than the impotence
of the user. The comeliness of de-
sign, the solidity of structure, the
economy of upkeep and operation, the
ease and comfort of driving, and last
ly the intimate integrity of the whole
as exempified in the Maxwell car be-
fore you, settled it with us, and you
ought to be pleased" I'VE are" said
both in chorus, 1--WE will surely boost
for the Maxwell and get our accesso-
ries of l.. C. Slaughter, It's distributor.
He also runs a general auto repair,
repairs any make of car, employs eX-
perts who know how, and at right
| figures.
81 tell you. my boy" said Foxy
Grandpa, in an aside to Charley, This
young wife of yours IS a model house
keeper, especially as she is one of
the best bread makers that ever
queened over an oven, but even the
most expert bakers must have good
material to work with, so good flour
is desirable. I'd advise you to pat
ronize E. T. Ladd and firms who han
die his goods. His brands of flour,
especially those called Globe and
White Star, and his Globe meal are
the most popular on the market, and
you will do we'll to use them in the
baking you do at home. You will
want the right kind or feed for your
stock, and E. T. Ladd buys in car
lots and turns his stock so often that
it is always fresh He handles mill
run bran, shorts, chops, corn, oats,
and moasses cake, together with
chick feed, screened wheat, etc. He
gives you correct weights and rates
and a square deal always"
81 know | will like Ardmore and the
people here said Polly, "but l had
one regret on leaving Toronto. l was
taking course of chiropractic adjust
ing and had to give it up" you
need not let that worry you" said
Grandpa. I'VE have a very able Chi
ropractor here in DR.. Howard S. Cox,
who is thorough in the knowledge OF
his profession, and whose entire in
terests are in his work" While Polly
was in consultation with DR.. Cox,