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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-06
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Kelly Springfield Ajax and FISH
tires at Bule Auto Supply co. 4-Sl
r. A, Dunlap left this morning fol
a business trip TO Ada
! Gladys Tennyson IN strand come
dy Kozy today
II you miss the sugg today you will
regret il. Keystone comedy 4
Miss Ruth Merkle Of Tulsa Is visit
ing friends in the city.
Choice country butter and fresh eggs
AZ Gop X Powers AIT
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Dean OF Cement are
visiting for few days in town.
New telephone directories have been
delivered If you did receive a copy
phone 1900. S'St.
j. w. Hadden ana wife Of Binger
stopped over Sunday at the Savoy
Cock-a-Doodle-Doo G that Gold
Rooster, Kozy today 1t
Vaudeville, Triangle feature, and a
Keystone comedy, sugg today. 1t
Mrs j. A, Thornton left the hhick.
asha hospital this morning
Choice country butter and fresh eggs
at Geo X. Powers, Az
Mrs. D. M. Clark of 500 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, is reported sick today
Buie Auto Supply Co, where quality
counts. 4th and Kansas. 4-St
Mrs. Joe Johnson Of Fort Worth is
spending several days in the city.
Keystone comedy sugg today and
thrilling feature Vaudeville also 1t
Mrs. w. B Williams Of Fort Cobb
entered the Chickasha hospital today.
Choice country butter and fresh eggs
at Geo. X. Powers. AT
DR. Walter T. DaTdis Of Fort Cobb
was a professional visitor here today.
New telephone directories have been
delivered II You did receive a copy
phone 1900. s-st.
Tom Dwyer viii leave tonight for a
business trip to wichita, Kans.
"His Pride and Shame" keystone
comedy, sugg theater today. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Barnes Of near
Layerty were shopping in Chickasha
today
Have that old Casing vulcanized.
We charge the same price that was
charged last year. Buie Auto Supply
Co. ith and Kansas. 4-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Nathan Of Ana
darko were sunday guests at the Me
Farland.
Your favorite cigar is here fresh
too, kept in humidor case wreh's
6-si
Mr. and Mrs. r. Hamilton Of River
side, Colo, were visiting inn the city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-06
YOUR EYES ARE YOUR BREAD
WINNERS


Take care OF them. II you would
stop and think what It would mean to
be deprived Of your eye-sight, how ut.
tcrly helpless you would be, you would
not abuse your eyes in the least, but
would take the greatest care Of them
always.
The moment You feel that anything
is wrong, il your sight is blurred, il
you feel dizzy, II your eyes tire easily
you should not lose a minute IN having
them examined
Our registered optieian. We guar
antee all work Broken lenses dupli-
Gated
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

that formerly made table cloths
Of AaX and linen yarn are now
weaving cotton over the same
patterns, the limitations of linen
lamask made with this cotton
is perfectly astounding.
Many Of them are so perfect that It
would ake an expert 20 tell the real
gnpn from the mercerized cotton imi.
fation.
or course, We have many OF these
mere, riled cloths bat every one is
pa.nlv stamped "MERCERlZED' 90
hal the customer cannot be deceived.
Our saiespeople will never fttempt
rs sell you cotton for linen, they viii
ilwas show YOU the cotton mercer
Yea cloths and tell you they are cot.
ton
The collection OF mcrcorized table
wear includes round scalloped cloths
made from the finest quality Of
Eg' puau cotton yara az 500 each.
Mcrc.rizcd damask, 50 inches wide
Is 39c yard Very good for ineXpen-
sive hotel or cafe use is the mer-
ccrlzci damask which SELLS for 5gc
Q9c and 9Sc per yard
Pure Linen Napkins in many
designs; sizes Is inches by IS
Inches; from S1.75 to S2.49 per
dozen.
isxls inch. sl49 per half dozen.
2ox20 inch. $50 per dozen.
20x20 inch. 1919. 1915 and $3.50
per dozen
2tN24 inch. IS to 81 per dozen
1925 Dozen Huck Towels of
Every Size and Price from the
simple little white towel with
the red border at l212c. to the
lovely white hemstitched ones
at soc each.
And the luxurious imported towels
rs high as sl.69 each.
The large assortment includes
guest towels, large towels. medium
sized towels; towels Of pure linen. a
few that are only half linen. many
buck towels. some with hemstitched
borders. others can be bought by the
yard
There are towels for the kitchen.
dentist or barber. towels for the in
expensive little hotel. towels for
lubs, towels for luxurious hotels
and there are towels Of every quail
lty. all exceptionally priced.
One IL called tho Everlasting Bath
Towel" because II is Of extra heavy
weight. lts size is "a inches by AZ
inches. and the everlasting bath tow.
el Is Oniy soc apiece
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02
Sheets, Cases,
Cotton Goods

Stacks of them, filling table
after table.
Like all the rest Of the White
Sale, these standard, staple
goods are at prices specially ar
ranged for Janury.
pillow caRes beginning ~ 12isc. up
10 thc finest pcrcalc eases AZ 35c.
Sheets beginning AZ 75c and going
up To the scallopcd and hemsiitched
sheets NJ 81 -.
sheets and pillow cases In match
ed sets al special prices.
Cottons and sheetings By the yard
that housekeepers will buy In guam.
titles nj the January quotations.
see.ss B1e.r-nsi. BuiIdins
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

"LuZOna" Straight Chemise
OF sheer beautiful material pretty chemises finished with
triple scalop s95 Straight chemise with
designs elaborate designs expensive models
$3.50 to S. The s. model has Irish crochet top
shoulder straps rbbonthe old avorite handmade
Irish crochet Is creeping into of the exclusive under
again this
"LuzOna" Envelope Chemise
Typcally graceful embroidered designs OF roses
butterflies tears chains and great deal OF punch
mark the lovely envelope chemise s295 Seven eight
designs. One model particular attention
shoulder straps formed by very baby ribbon
which lace under the Profuse embroidery
back well the front OF this model
So 95 still envelope chemse. The tiny
stitches expressions of beauty and out
wildly the milk white material THE chain love"
Is pattern used OF the IS models. The breath
spring and drop patterns embroidered on the
envelope chemse models nj 81 SIS
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

tTotfs 2x2 wards s.
Cloths a. yards $3.50
iuths 2N3 ards 5000.
Cloths 2i4X2i4 yards s313
Napkins 20 match. ~ inch $3.50
Napkins 20 match, 25fuch e25.
300 pure linen scallopcd Table
Cloths, in many distinctive de-
signs. The scailoping which
makes a pretty finish. is, Of
curse. machine scalloping but
beautifully made
s7x67 inches FOR f275
TOXIC inches Tor s6I9
10A10 Inches Cor 1919
y 70xIl inches fur 81 So
slxSl inches for 81 sa
90y9o inches for 81 rs 10 30 3o.
20 sets. scallopcd each set
includes one table cloth and
dozen napkins. 50 and Sf0 Is
set.
l25 hemstitched pure linen
Lunch and Table Cloths in
many designs. The simple hem
stitching is greatly in vogue to-
lay and carries with il an air
Of simple elegance that cannot
be denied.
1886 inches FOR s.
41Nf5 inches Tor 50
54x54 inches for So %.
5SA7s inches for 1850.
30 hemstitched Sets. includ-
ing one cloth and one dozen
napkins. Excellent quality of
double damask at SIS. S16.50.
$40 and sd n set.
90 dozen very attractive little
Luncheon or Tea Napkins, the
size one cannot have too many
Of. all hemstitched, Of double
satin damask Of extra fine quail
ity, in many designs. 15x15
inches. So to 1875 a dozen.
20 luncheon sets. OF pure linen in
various designs, hemstitched
36X36 inches. cloth and y dozen
napkins. 81 so 10 s39S set
Linen Damask ~ the yard
in all the different grades of
Irish. Scotch linens. At Sl.39
to $3.50 a yard. All with nap
kins to match.
Imported Mcrcerized Table
Cloths. Owing to the fact that
60cS Of the looms of Europe
Hndson's-second Floor--Msip BsiId
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

275 Damask Table Cloths.
napkins TO match. made of pure
Irish flax: all-over designs, in
Guiding the chrysanthemum,
spot and rose, heur de lis. spot
and chrysanthemum, fern,
stripe, coin and dot, vine. rose.
shamrock and lilies of the val
ley. This number, while not Our
finest, is very durable and eX-
ceedingly good looking.
Cloths 2r2 yards FOR S22a
Cloths 2r2I4 yards. $40
Cloths 2x3 yards. tt9s
Napkins 70 match, 22-inch. ii25
dozen.
$50 Table Cloths, with nap
kins, including five beautiful
patterns in the next better
grade of pure Irish flax linen
iamask cloths and napkins. The
designs are round and therefore
suitable for either a round or
square table. The patterns in
clude the tulip. chrysanthe-
num-, vine. rose and dafEodil.
Cloths 2I2 yards for s4.39
Cloths 2x2il yards for s. 90.
Cloths 2x3 yards for 1858.
Napkins to match. 22-inch. f5.25
dozen.
Napkins to match. 25-inch. $3.50
dozen
1853 Table Cloths and Napkins
Of double satin damask, SO
smooth and fine il is a Joy to
run your fingers over it; extra
heavy; in six stunning round
designs.
2r2 yards for 3525.
2I2h yards for SOL
2I3 yards for 1898
24-inch Napkins TO match for s719.
200 Table Cloths and dozen
Napkins of fine double satin da-
mask, in seven round designs,
namely, the Japanese flowers.
American Beautyrose, chrysan-
themum and ribbon Ga perfect
wonder), fern. ribbon and spot,
rose and a plain pattern with a
satin bound border. OF extra
heavy weight and the finest fine
quality.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02
What Every Woman Knows

The basis OF the wardrobe foundation OF lingerie
What goes behind the frock important to many
than the frock itself few
undercothes they essential happiness the
river IS 10 fish She simply gories In lavish simplicity
sheer fine materials she adores the feel dainty
things she pretty fresh lingerie All likes
lose herself amid such fairyand stitchery be
found AT the Hudson white sale
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

1850 Corset Covers at 45c. Is models One, par
ticulary attractive is of dainty allover Swiss en-
brodery; others of nainsook with embroidery Or
CANDY medallions; many trimmed with firm
scalloped (machine) embroidery put together with
pretty entire dux, laces, insertions.
500 pairs Drawers al 45c. Nicely finished with
very small tucks, embroidered and lace founces;
some models are circular; great many different
styles to select from.
1,5O0 Night Gowns at csc. Night gowns partcu-
lary made, and we'll made at that-of very good
nainsook for only 95c Twenty-Five models to Sc
ect from One little gown has smart tucks, pref
lily feather-stitched; lace insertion and organdy
medallions decorate many.
l.500 Envelope Chemises at CSC. Some are simple
little affairs with (machine) embroidered edges,
others more elaborate, decorated with medallions
and aces
$50 Petticoats at CSC. Good sensible styles that
will stand the and tear and constant Tubing;
not quite so durable, but prettier, are pettcoats
trimed with lace and embroidered founces.
$50 Night Gowns at S1.45. One model, quite APP
peaing, has Torchon lace yoke; many empire models
with satin ribbons valenceneS lace and embroid-
cred Organdy decorate others. One good old fash
Toned cambria gown is high neck and long sleeves,
excellent durable material and trimmed with a con-
venent scalop and hemstitchng prettiy finished
and well made.
$50 Petticoats at Sl.45; all be-ruffed all made
with an extra founce; trimmed with laces and en-
broideries eight different models
200 Night Gowns al S1.S5 Perfectly charming
little affairs. bewitchng little model on which a
shocking effect is obtained through a shirred yoke
cleverly slashed sleeves add piquant charm; very
fussy gowns and quite simpes in the collection
30 Marcella Combinations at S1.S5. Only two
models but these two models are very worth while.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02
Soft Nainsooks and Cambrics
For the Woman Who Sems

This is a perfectly glorious time
OF the year for the woman who
sows. on stormy. cold. winter days,
20 sit quickly before the fire and
make lingerie, ~ indeed happy
pastime There IL so much real JOY
ia forming lovely undertakings out
OF plain bolt OF nainsook. There
f. the pleasure OF creating under
garments that M perfectly. that suit
the Individual taste and personality.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02
White Sale Prices
1000 Corset Covers

1000 Corset Covers
20 patterns at CSC. imported en-.
broideries that insure fast edges.
Fine, soft lingerie cloth. dainty en-
broiderod edged ones. 39c.
Samples in soft nalnsook. elabor-
ately trimmed. b9c.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

Women who sew can enjoy having
many little extravagant things that
they could not otherwise afford to
possess.
In this white sale will be found
bolts and bolts and yards and yards
OF the finest longcloth and nainsook,
all waiting 10 be- cut over patterns
and made into the niceties OF tho
wardrobe. which. after all, every
woman likes 90 own.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

"LuzOna" Night Gowns
Sheer and soft pretty scaoped and ornamented with
simple des. gn front $3.50.
A little elaborate the gowns at s2.95. -Four
models to select from; with neck and the
prettest ashed seevesanother is empire, embroidered
with daisies
Nghtgowns at 1895; four models-one sleeveless
empire with fascinating undesirable shoulder strap
Nightgowns AZ So. Three models typical Philippine de-
sign the fourth made exactly like the French with
yOkes embroidered in and setin sleeves.
"Luzona" Corset Covers
Three models $195. 1896 and $685. beautifully nne
in materials and embroidered In French designs.
$50 Corset Covers at 81
of either flesh coored satin flesh coored chine
Five different styles.
-"LuZOna" Drawers
-Four different styles at $3.50 $195 s295 and IS: wen
cut wonderfully pretty designs exquisite workmanship
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02
Siken Underclothes

Flesh color crepe de chine undercothes. The
quality is excellent, considering the reasonable
prices; many chemises, night gowns and corset
covers at very alluring prices.
$50 Envelope Chemises, SOS
Five models TO select from a very sheer lacey
model with tucked cafnlsole top.
$50 Envelope Chemises at 1895
Four styles at this prte. Very we'll and roomy.
trimmed with laces, organdy embroidered medalons:
merely hemstched; many finished with tiny pink
and blue rose-buds.
$50 Night Gowns at 1895
One model trimmed with net lace
72 night al $500 each flesh color de chine
beautiful quality; model put together
stitch which is effectively used II per
fecty plain but probably OF the oveles created
this price
400 Crepe de Chine Petticoats al S3.95 and So
Very elaborate or very simple as you choose.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02
1,i5O Petticoats

Six pretty styles with Finch
nounces Of imported embroideries,
79c.
Imagine choosing, all ones summer
petticoats at s1-these dollar ones
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

In the White loads of appropriate materials
for making undcrclothcs. Among them
200 pieces Of English longcoth at l5c yard
250 pieces of English ongcloth at 20c yard
Boxes nansook containing twelve yards for $500 box
iO-inch wide nainsook at 20c yard.
Extra fine nainsook a soc a yard
Nansook very fine lingerie twelve lengths neatly boxed
at $3.50 and $275 per box.
These values made particularly for January.
uud-os aia
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

are pretty enough for most any oc-
,asion.
A 9-yard nounco ~ embroidered or.
CANDY and nsheye lace on one NJ
$3.50.
$500 Envelope Chemise
Both simple and SNOWY patterns
bought long before cotton advanced
at 50c.
Combination yokes Of lace with or.
CANDY bands ~ zoe.
Exceptionally fine lingerie cloths,
trimmed hack and front styies. at 81.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

60 nsse tee h hes
year % apr Z
ID al
OF yrago aa YOU know m ~ t p 81
napans
p a
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02
Children's Gowns, Princess
Slips and PetticOats
at 49c and roc

with laccs and embroidcries a.
little narrower. 2 little more
youthful looking. materials really
Tine Unusually pretty embrOidor
ID founccs ON the petticoats Tho
garments NJ SOC are just irihe
soiled. but they would be launder
ed before using anyway 10 IL
year sIzcs.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

muslin
Everything has this embd
les, labor the labels ared
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

lingerie cloths. embeIiished vSkA
flmy orgnndy sands and nsdarIions.
An we're bought when prices vsrs
down.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02
Sixty Per Cent of the Linen Looms of the Old
World Are Now Weaving Cotton

hote facing today We told her six months
this would happen, the lei o S
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

The White Sale underclothes will be
found on the first floor down the entire
center aisle, and on more than 100 Ia
bles in the regular underclothes store.
Special Features In the Sale
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02
Gloriously Ready With the Ne1v Year; the O
Woman Makes 1t Point to ATTEND
THE JANUARY SALE OF VIII
Undmusns
the Philippine Islands 4

\XIOMEN WHO UNDERSTAND the fine art of spending CO
w resist this sale is great fascinating full of
things that to miss it really misfortune 1t is the gre
tunty to purchase all the pretty lingerie real
More Than 200 Salespeople Will Be on Hand T
to Serve Customers Quickly and Intelligen
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

Ii UDSON WHITE important to the Of Detroit
This particular tremendously important because of the
prices All the garments this sale ordered nearly
year Otherwise these prices would be impossible.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02
Yet What Do You Think This
Wonderful Hudson Linen
Store Has Done.

Gone into the linen chests again and
brought out lnens-REAL linens that we
have been keeping for Just such an emor-
gency as this.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02
The Children's White Sale

| lie NIlIIUrCn S W nlt6 Bale
Hundreds of crisp and snowy little garments,
all very new and made just for this Children's
Store, come at an opportune time for mothers
for fitting out their children's wardrobes.
Drawers 81 to $3.50. Sizes Nghtgowns soc to 7So.
TO 10 years. Sizes 2 TO s years
Knickerbockers, 29c TO Pettcoats, soc to 81 Sizes
H. Sizes % 10 years. to years.
Drawers, soc to 81. Sizes Peticoats 81 20 $3.50
II to Is years Sizes s 10 16 year.
Nghgowns, soc 10 $3.50. Pettcoats bands, 6Bc
Sizes 9 to l6 years. TO $50. Sizes 20 years.
These underclothes for children are well-cut.
well-made, of excellent materials, simple in style,
but attractive in finish. Prices are exceptionally
interesting to mothers.
Hudson--Third Fioor--wcodvvard n uid,ns
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

Quite the loveliest things a woman
rver ssw ~ S126-in delightfully."- soft
The Detroit times., 1917-01-02

Owing impoatns underwear and far between so
o eato
the lerh
positively
Q
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-11
At Palace Airdome Tonight.

When George Barr McCutcheon
wrote "Graustark" he struck popu-
lar vein that swept the country. Then
he wrote a sequel, ''The Prince Of
Graustark," that was a world best
seller, even surprising the original.
The charm and fascination Of this
photoplay is unequaled. A handsome
young prince, instilled with American
independence and ideals, upsets all
traditions of his kingdom by insisting
on choosing his own wife, His ad-
ventures in searching for her in Amer
lea fill the picture with thrills. He
meets the girl of his dreams, pursues
her across the sea to win her love
and finds she is real princess.
Also two-part Keystone comedy.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-11
SCORING REALTY MEN
MANY COMPLAINTS FILED WITH
REALTY BOARD.
Ncew Regulations Designed to Pro-
tect Public and Legiti-
mate Dealers.
(By Associated Press

Sacramento, Aug. 11.-Letters of
complaint concerning the methods
practiced by real estate agents in va
rious portions Of the state already are
being received ing great numbers by
the real estate board, on which Free
man II. Bloodgood, formerly of the
state board of control, recently was
named commissioner. A disposition to
regard the board as a clearance house
for the correction of knavery and
crooked work in general, connected
with the disposal of real estate, is
manifest in the letters, WHICH include
complaints that too much commission
has been charged, property misrepre-
santed and customers mucted by deal
ers.
"The number and variety of com
plants received indicate a woeful con-
dition of affairs said Bloodgood
commenting on the work to be under
taken. However,, the law creating
this commission is not retroactive and
we can take no cognizance of com
plants concerning matters occurring
before July 81, when the act went in
to effect"
complaints of crooked deals, mis-
conduct of the real estate business ant
specific acts of fraud will be giver
hearings in the future and where jus.
tification is shown licenses will be re-
voked by the commission. This car
be done at any time, though the license
and bond cover period of one year.
Applications for licenses and bonds
are coming to the office in great mum
bers, BIoodgood declared, and the gen
eral disposition of California rea,t,
dealers seems to be to abide by tn
provisions of the act without delay
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-11
ALIAS SUMMONS.


In the Superior Court of the State
&c Imperial.
S. r. Huffsmith. plaintiff, VS.. t.
/. Curran, o. P. Ormsby and Mary
y. Ormsby, Arthie d. Clink, Pic Ta-
r.inelli, John Dee and Jane Doe, de-
PENDANTS.
Fleming & Gardner attorneys for
plaintiff.
The People of the State of Califor-
MIA send greeting to: c. Z. Curran,
q. P. Ormsby and Mary A. Ormsby,
Arthie D. Clink, Pho Taminelli, John
Doe and Jane Doe, defendants:
You are hereby directed to appear
and answer the complaint in an action
entitled as above, brought against you
in the Superior Court Of the County
o! Imperial, State of California, with
in ten days after the service on you
Of this summons-if served within this
county; or within thirty days if served
elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that un-
less you appear and ansoer as above
required, the said plaintiff will take
Judgment for any money or damages
demanded in the complaint, as arising
upon contract, or he will apply to the
court for any other relief demanded
ii the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
o. the Superior Court of the County
Of Imperial, State of California, this
5th day Of June, 1917.
(SEAL) NJ. S. COOK,
By c. K. WILLIFORD, Clerk.
Deputy Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-11
At The Thcct1e
At l.. & S. AirdOme Tonight.

William H. Crane, in "David Har-
um," a Paramount preferred picture,
will be presented at the L. & S. Air
dome tonight. This is "a picture out
Of the ordinary, this quaint old New
England church member, honest as the
day is long, but VINO would rather put
over horse trade than eat This pic
ture is sure to be liked by both olo
and young. +,
Also another 0. Henry picture, ''The
Thnd Ingredient" comedy drama
In this story an onion has a very
prominent part. Coming tomorrow
Vio,a Dana in Gods Law and Mans. y
All children accompanied by their
parents admitted free.