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The evening world., 1917-11-05
CHASES ELEONORA SEARS
TO SERVE COURT ORDER
Policeman Succeeds After Motor
cycle Dash and Foot Race-Rode
Her Horse on Pavement.

BEVERLY. Mass. Nov. 5.--Ei. Gid
den Of the Beverly police was wearing
a smile to-day over the way no chased
Miss Eleonora Sears on o motorcycle TO
summon her TO court for riding her
horse on tho sidewalk. olidden reproved
her last Tuesday for not using the mid
die OF Hale Street. and she told him the
street was bad Thereupon she disap-
peared and he could not find her to
serve the summons.
Yesterday Glidden was patrolllng Bev-
erly Farms Square when no saw her
whizz by in an automobile with her
chauffeur. IIe figured that she waf
bound for the slmpkins estate. where
her horses are stabbed, and he hustled
TO the station to get n new summons
then got out bis motorcycle and cut 'er
loose. When he rounded tho curve into
the Simpkins estate he found the motor
car back OF the house. with tho chauf-
four standing by. but no Miss Sears
''Miaa Sears hereT" he asked.
Gone riding" the chauffeur replied.
The chauffeur then started TO rur
toward the barn, a hundred yards away
A hot foot race ensued. ED won Il, and
found Miss Sears inside the barn, in rid
ing coat and knickers. waiting for her
mount. Miss Sears accepted the sum.
mons to appear In court next Friday
The evening world., 1917-11-05

streets and solicit money.
"Thon IL occurred 60 me that there
ought TO be a Junior Red Cross with
all the children in IL from the kinder
garten up. The kindergarten chill
dren, who cut out bits OF paper might
Just as well cut cloth to make pillows
for broken legs and arms. Children
sewing in school might just as well
sew things for our soldier boys and
not waste time.
IL told state superintendent of
Public instruction w. II. Clemmons
about II and he sent Lawyer Bigelow
OF Omaha to Washington to make the
suggestion TO Congress to officials
there. Now new class OF member
ship for the Red Cross has been
started, TO which the 22.000.O00 school
children in America are eligible"
The evening world., 1917-11-05
SCIATICA PAINS
Are Usually Only symptoms Of
Rheumatism and Are Relieved
by a Hot Sulphur Bath.

Nowadays you don't have to go to
the sulphur springs Of the West or
South in order to get all the benefits
Of hot sulphur baths. You can have
them in the privacy Of your own home
with sulhud--soluble sulphur. Just ALI
your bathtub with hot water, pour a
few ounces of sulnuid into IL, and you
have the same benefits as the rich
people who can afford to travel hun
dreds or thousands of miles for the
wonderful sulphur treatment. A l2-
ounce bottle OF sulfluid-soluble sui
phur-which your nearest druggist
has or can get for you, will give you
enough sulphur baths to prove how
wonderful this treatment Is for
rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica and
Skin Diseases and you will avoid fill-
ing your system with dangerous drugs
Advt.
The evening world., 1917-11-05
FEEL fine! TAKE
"CASCARETS' FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
Spend 10 centsi Don't stay
bilious, sick, headachy.
constipated.
Can't harm you'll Best ca
thartic for men, women
h. and children.

Enjoy llfel Your system Is filled
With an accumulation Of bile and
bowel poison which keeps you bilious,
headachy, dizzy, tongue coated,
breath bad and stomach sour-Why
don't you get l0-cent box Of Cas-
carets at the drug store and feel
bullyP Take Cnscarets tonight and
enjoy the incest, gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever expert
enced. You'll wake up with clear
head, clean tongue, lively step, rosy
skin and looking and feeling fit.
Mothers can give a whole Cascaret
to a sick, cross, bilious, feverish child
any time-they are hnrmless--never
Fripe or slcken.--Advt.
The evening world., 1917-11-05
.Ex-WlFE WOULDN'T LET HIM.

CHICAGO. Nov. b.-John Edward
Hurley. nephew Of Edward N. Hurley.
Chairman OF the United States Ship
ping Board. has gone and done II
aEain-all over again. in fact
Five years ago he was divorced from
Louise Knight Hurley. They had boy,
John Edward jr,. then a year old. II has
Just become known that Mrs. Hurley
return hurrledly from Hot Springs this
week. hearing that her husband was
about 90 wed a Chicago soclety girl.
She met him at the station In Chi.
cago and they took out n license and
got remarked at once.
The evening world., 1917-11-05

Ethel Weed Mick, twelve. whose
father. Capt. william Henry Mick of
tho Medical Reserve Corps. U. 8. A.
is taking special Roentgen ray work
at Cornell Medical School. this city.
told to-day OF how she came TO be the
mother OF the Junior Red Cross
organization. Ethel Is living with her
parents at No. al Fourth Avenue,
but her home is in Omaha. Neb.,
whore her father was practising
physician whom war with Germany
was declared.
"You soe." said Ethel. "when they
started the Red Cross campaign in
Omaha last June and wanted to raise
money for the care OF our soldiers in
France. / was one OF the little girls
that was asked to 60 out on the
The evening world., 1917-11-05
RAMSAY MORRIS DIES.
Was Long Noticed Actor, Manager
and Playwright.

hhu ttHt
Frank Morris Ramsay, actor. manager
and playwright. better known under his
stage and pen name, Ramsay Morris,
died yesterday at his home in Jersey
City.
He was born In Little Falls. N. z.
and was a graduate OF st. Mary's Col
lege, Montreal. After few years In
mercantile pursuits he went on the
stage. He appeared with William Gill
lctte in "The Professor" and later wrote
and starred In The Tigress" with
Blanche Weaver. lie wrote two OF
Andrew Mack's successes, Tho Irish
Gentleman" and The Land OF the
Rohans."
lie was the personal representative
OF T.. II. Sothern and Julia NARROW until
their retirement. His last active work
was in a managerial capacity for John
Drew.
The evening world., 1917-11-05
NL DAY EXPRESSES ON -

The "aIl-day" express service on the
Third Avenue - viii go into effect
nsxt wednesday. On weekdays. except
Saturdays, tho last express train VIII
leave tho Bronx Park station at noon
and the frst express train win leave
the City Hall station at i2.ts p. NJ On
Saturdays the last express downtown
viii leave the Bronx Park station at
Mi A. M. and the FIRST express will
have City Hall at l2.0s II. NJ.
The evening world., 1917-11-05
STOKES GEMS VANISHED
FROM A LOCKED HANDBAG
Loss Of $4,000 Diamonds on Train
Discovered Soon After Party
Had Left Chicago.

The police 30 far have found no
trace OF the $4,000 in jewelry which
disappeared from the handbag OF Mrs.
w. e. ID. Stokes while travelling from
Chicago TO her home. the Hotel An
sonia. this city.
Mrs. Stokes told the police here she
had no clue and was certain Pullman
employees were innocent.
Mrs, Stokes was accompanied by
her mother. two children and their
nurse. There were only n few minute
when the bag was out OF her observa-
ton or that OF her party. But after
the train left Chicago she opened tho
satchel and found the Jewels, which
were in a channels bag. gone. They
were a string OF diamonds. diamond
pins and rings. a pearl ring and several
heirlooms. The bag was locked and
the lock had not been forced.
The evening world., 1917-11-05
THE END SEAT HOG.

rhF END shhT NUS
(From the Yonkers statesman.
'Popi"
Yes, my SON"
What is an end seat hog the papers
talk about2"
IAN end seat hog. my boy, is the fell
low who gets the seat that you wan,
yourself"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

T. To the family buying largest number OF shoes
Wednesday Dce IL. ~ll give 81 80 in trade check
s. A .hir, the driver bringing the largest ~sron toad
OK people the Red Ce~ssnce Sale front 81 the Rex
Dry Goods store. Thursday the 9TH.
g. To the largest family visiting the Red Tag Clearance
Sale a, Rex Dry Good. Co. Friday Dee a. viii gisc
81. 50 trade cheek.
T. To the couple having been mared the greatest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-14

Der OF visiting Saturday Dee ls1 thin
70 :he sl under ~ years exhibiting the bes niece 81
rrahtosirsS wesav~a Soc Embroidery Fo the s over
l8 years 81 axe-a Soc Embroidery ses
= tuesday 18th 800 pair I'll hose The pssoa gsns.
ing the number Of articles large show window
III On Wednesday Dec iyth Nice umbrella % se prs.
son bringing the largest number oil doxen. al ezra
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03

Parke, Mrs Henry Waterhouse, Mrs.
John Waterhouse, Miss Burbank, Mrs.
Blackmore. Mrs Phillip Dodge. Miss
Stringer, Mrs. Robert ShingIe, Miss
Beckley, Mrs. James Dougherty, Mrs.
Harriet Castle Coleman and others.
PLEASANT0N9 HOTEL ACTIVITIES
Al the Pleasanton dance on Wednes
day about 200 guests we're in attend
ance. Mrs. e. McCnlly. Higgins enter.
tanned there at dinner for Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Puffer and DIR. and Mrs. Arthur l..
Dean and others.
= - =
MRS, STUART JOHNSON A LUN.
CHROMOSOMES )
Seated about a table made most
attractive with gold basket filled
with vari-colored nasturtiums and
lacy fern, Mrs. Stuart Johnson was
a luncheon hostess on Wednesday of
this week. Sewing after luncheon
was a pleasant form of entertainment.
Mrs. Johnson's guests were Mrs. Ray
Allen, Mrs. T. Jafnerson, Mrs. Tom
Church, Mrs. Frank e. Blake and Mrs.
Oscar Phillips.
MIR. AND MRS. J.. NJ. STAINBACK'S
DINNER
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. /. NJ.
Stainbaeks are entertaining very infor-
mally with bridge dinner at their
home. The table will hold basket
filled with deep yellow chrysanthe,
NUNS, and tulie in yellow will add
a dainty finish. Mr.. and Mrs. Stain
backs guests are to be Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cockburn. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert LANCE.
After dinner two tables of bridge
viii be the diversion.
= = =
MISS LAILY A DINNER HOSTESS
Miss Lally was dinner hostess on
Thursday evening at the Moana hotel,
when she entertained friends for the
dance. The table was most attrac-
tive, decorated with g basket of la
France roses, Shasta daisies and lace
fern. Miss Lally's grests we're Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Hayseiden. Miss
Eleanor Eastlake. Mrs John Hartford.
Mr. George Kinney. AIRS. Joseph
Kinney, Mr.. C. Van. weise. Mai. Rufus
Z. Eongan and Capt. Alfred E. Saw.
Ei,,s
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and will return in two years to winter
here again. Her summers are spent
in Maine
The friends who we're hidden and
called during the afternoon were Mrs
Sanford B. Dole. Mrs. BENJAMIN F. Dill
bingham. Mrs. Walter F. Frear, Mrs
Emma Nakuina, Miss Frear. Mrs. Eli
zabeth Smith, Mrs. John Francis
Doyle. Mrs. Weinrich, Mrs. Curtis Iau-
kea. Mrs. Charles Bryant Cooper, Mrs.
Abbott OF Oakland, Miss Dfiiy. Mrs.
agnes Judd, Mrs. Lawrence Judd, Mrs
Charles Judd, Mrs. Serepta Gulick.
Mrs. Lane Miss Pindar, Mrs A. n.
Campbell. Mrs. A. Lewis, Jr., Mrs. A.
Gartley, Mrs. Schofield, Miss Soho.
field. Mrs. Holiday, Mrs. Eames. Mrs
F. A. Schaefer.> Mrs. W. ID. Westervelt.
Mrs. Jane Walker, Mrs. E. Faxon'
Bishop. Miss Margaret Walker. Mrs.
u. NJ. whitney, Mrs.. William r. Castle.
Mrs. George Castle, Mrs. John Nc
Candless. Miss j. Parke. Miss A.
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sWtER orr, OF Buy
SAFETY RAZOR. GIRL S |

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal-Naughty
girls whospuff cigarettes and sip clar-
ct had better invest in safety razors.
For they are doomed to have an I'M
dainty little mustache, declares Dr..
L. 81. Young, f70$ Market street.
They pay for these little vices with
their beauty ne declares. 1T is
only a question OF time before they
VIM have hairy growth on their up
per lip"
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a EuNcHEON PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Bradner were
luncheon host and hostess On Friday
at the Pieasanton hotel. A. basket Of
spring flowers made an attractive cen.
terpiece. 2
Mr. ana MRS. Brsdner's guests were
Mr. and Mrs. r. @. English. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. w, Croxt0n Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
/ H. Harrington; Mr.. and Mrs. Snow,
Miss Kate eroxtof, Miss E. E. Whit.
more, MISS = scott and Mr.. @.
yHutcifns. -
DANCING PARTY TONIGHT
This. evening Miss Margaret Thurs.
ton is hostess at 2 dancing party for
The MINUTE cur About Is guests
are expecfed = = 80 e
- =. Z. 7.
MAJ. AND MRS. Russell p
& READER H0NORED
Mad. and ffs. Russell p Reader we're
the guests % hD66f at q dinner given
on Mondhy evening at the Pieasanton
hotel by Md and Mrs. Fl. A. VESSEL.
=
A COMING MASQUERADE
Madam F. witseIl, Lieut.. Edward
Witsell and DR.. Harry Deiber have
issued Invitations for a masquerade
and dancing party at the dancing hall
at Fort Shafter next Friday evening.
. 4
AN INFORMAL LUNCHEON
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rice had as their
luncheon guests at the Pleasanton no,
tel on Friday Mrs. Blackmore and Miss
Burbank.
Mrs Marked Kipling was hostess at
a small sewing-tea in honor Of Mrs.
Helene Holt, who is to marry Mr..
Marmion Magoon. The tea was held
at the Magoon home on Friday after
noon. ~ !. ]. s...1... :.
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! CALLING DAYS
= FOR HONOLULU

= Mondays-Punahou, Makiki.
y Tuesdays- Waikiki. Hapiolani
= Park. Kalmusi, PaJolo. First
? Tuesday Fort Ruger.
y Wednesdays-Nunanu, Puunui,
= Pacific Heights. First and third
= Wednesdays, above the Sunanu
bridge: second and fourth Wed
= neBdays. below bridge; fourth
= "Wednesday. Pacific Heights; first
= and third Wednesdays, AieAa
= HEIGHTS. ~
= Thursdays The Plains.
Fridays Hotels and town,
= fonrth Fridey: Fort Sh1fter, first
= Friday; Maaoa, College Hills. ;,
> first and Third Friday; Kameha-
y meha schools. last Friday.
= Saturdays Kalihi, third and
= fourth Saturdays.
= Fort shsfter-Calling day is
Z every Friday
%<xx <%<%x x4%<xx
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10 MEET DIR. AND MRS. WILLIAMS

TO MEET DR.. AND MRS. WILLIAMS
Compfimenting Dr. and Mrs. J. II.
Wiiiiams. the former the acting past.
or Of Central Union church. the Won
ems Society OF the church VIII give
an informal reception Thursday even
Ing. March s, at O'Clock, in the
church. parlors. and II Is hoped tina,
the attendance will be large All or
the strangers In the city who have
shown their interest In Central Union
by attending any OF IT'S services. or
any others who would like 90 become
acquainted with ifs members are es
peeiaily urged 20 be present on this
occasion. Assisting Or and Mrs. Will
liams In receiving will be Miss Alice
KNAPP, Mrs john Gulick, Mrs. Ia
briskie, Miss Agnes Judd, Mrs. Philip
Frear. Miss Forbes and Miss Belle
Weight.
The program, for the evening Is in
the capable hands of Mrs. Kenneth
Barnes, while Miss Violet Anterior
will nave charge OF the decorations.
At the conclusicr' o. the program re-
treatments win be served. the com
mi.tee in charge being Mrs. Henry
BIcknell. chairman. and Mrs. s. De
Freest, Mrs. Dodge; Mrs. Edwin Far
mer, Miss BarntIn, Mrs. Charles Fra
zier and Mrs. Madsen, assisting.
-
THE HAWAIIAN CLUB
AIRS. James Jaeger was hostess on
Friday OF this week for the Hawaiian
club. After the business OF the club
49, .s<.s-.t foeauf.
ing papers were read and discussed.
and the afternoon finished with re-
freshments as IN the days OF old. Co
corut mill: and other Hawaiian dam
ties were served About 80 members
were In attendance.
MRS. f. MccuIJ.Y-HIGGINs AT
ROME
One OF the most delightful and
charming parties given in long time
was the one az which Mrs. Il. Mccui-
ly-Iiiggins presided as hostess on Fri
day afternoon The reception took
place In the drawing-room OF the
Young Hotel where Honolulu society
OF yesterday forgot the march OF time
and came and enjoyed themselves. for
when Mrs. Mccully. Higgins lived here
years ago she was a social leader
Mrs. Mccully-Eiiggins with her
daughter and scn-inlaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Smith, make their home in
Oakland, and q cordial and hearty /.
aloha awaits all islanders who wend
tlieir way to this hospitable home.
The hostess Friday was very regal
looking in Chinese white brocaded
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cot. AND MRS. wrLMoT r. ELLIS
HONORED

cot. AND MRS. wfLMoT r. ELLIS
HONORED
Cot and Mrs. Wfimot 2. Ellis. who
to the keen regret Of all Of Honolulu
are Ieaving here next week for q vaca
ton In the Orient, are the guests 81
honor At q musical guessing evening
that Capt. and Mrs. Frank Drake are
giving this evening. s
The rooms are TO be decorated with
White roses, white field daisies. white
Shasta daisies and baskets OF ferns
and choice Palms.
Mr.. Drake will play at the piano and
the guests must guess what she Is
playing, then Mrs. Drake will sing and
again the guests must guess. so a de-
lightfRl evening Is anticipated.
Col. and Mrs. Ellis have been among
the most popular Of the service set
in Honolulu, both being very delight
full and with personalities that leave q
decided impression. They have been
three years at Fort Ruger and every
one there wishes it might be for an
other three years. so popular are they
with all.
Capt and Mrs. brakes guests to.
night will be Col. and Mrs. Wilmot E..
Ellis. Capt. and Mrs. Hugo T. PITT,
Capt aud Mrs. Lloyd b Magrnder,
Capt and Mrs. Carr W. Waller, Lieut..
and Mrs. Harold F. LOOMS, DR.. and
Mrs. G. C. Bailey, Miss Bailey, Capt.
and Mrs Hugh ]. Knerr. Miss Daphne
Dow, Lieut.. Edward witsell. nieuf.
and Mrs. Robert C. Clark. Capt and
Mrs. George H. Ruhlen. Jr.
4 buffet SUPPER VIII be served.
.
MR.. A. W. PET 4 DINNER HOST
Mr.. A. w. Pet OF Spokane was s.
dinner host last evening in the PR.
vate dining room OF the CORTLAND
hotel A basket Of eoreopsis graced
the table center and a pleasant hour
after dinner was enjoyed ID social con
versatior. Nj. PETS guests were Mrs
West, Miss Fry, Mr. and Mrs: West.
Mr.. Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stillman and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Chillingwoffh. a.--Z s'-2s-
- = - - 49,. 3 e p.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

At Long 81 Lindsay Okla was
in this city yesterday attending to
business
Ars Eine Campbell o. Alinco yas
shopping NIth local merchants yester.
day
Mn H E. suiter of Anadarko was
in thls ciiy visiting with relatives yes.
iorday
BITS e. b Campbell * Minco AZ
rived yesterday 70 pend a fea days
sislans wi'h friends in this city
J. T. Mus Of ths Palace PharS
cf LETT this morning for san Ant0ii5
ana southwest Texas for a weeks
visit
Mrz oscar Ferguson and little
h-rehfar Mary Beth have returned
from Writ Okla where they have
spent several days visiting relatives
A. ] Hallum of the Eagle. returned
yesterday srom a trip 10 Nsg York
ard Chicago where he has been bug
i1g ITS spring goods
Ar and Mrs a B Owens returned
yesterday from Oklahoma City where
they have been Tor the past few days
visiting with friends in this city
Miss Pat NeelE retp7led from Ok
lahoma City yesterday shere she had
been for the past week visiting
friends and relatives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06
These Grocers VIII Feature the Cooker Offer

Abrrcrsmsi9 croc. o.. s2i chx Ave.
syngm & Company sfs chix Ave
g. g. Cash Market and Grocery.
4fa South znd ST
NJ. g Bssiry s27 Idaho Ave.
Central Grocery Ole soutn ith ST.
Joe Oarsh.
Essl8's Cash oraesrY and Market COZ
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06

Y ,, wilson Crocery l16 S. Ind.
WsTord'e Grocery 3is S 18th St
The Sunshine Grocery, 2i4 chix Ave.
y. g. Spencer, 400 chiekasha Ave.
{. ri1roH eii chiekasha ave.
The spauldina Grocery. sso S. 9th CT.
rus9ie's cash Grocery, ffs N. 4th St.
The Live Grocery. t25 North 3rd st.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06

ease vheFe craay e1auiy monsf has
heel WorEilg for Grady county The
county treasurer returned tAe foart
clerks hank book IRIS mom.ag. show
irs 3 credit 81 s-5fs which f ac-
cled interest on faa daily deposit
made iFom ihs ofilee % Mr Eaaa ~
Watkins
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06
Howard oissman Msklrg csss.

Howard nlkenaH er tAis CITY,
member % the ls3ih aero squadsla
e san Aatoulo. writes % his mother
falf De is NOW aiaug the position %
aeting serseant major with g gOod
chance % have thar post permanent
iy Is be desires it Howard says he
expects % be sent to Fort worth soon
and after q brief iay there Eiii prob
ahlr 90 % France
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06
X. 2 EIeets offeers-

Ai fhe last weekly meeting of the
+. q 2 lodge the aunual election 81
Officers was he'd and tie following
officers were chosen for the ensuing
y@r g Reynolds chancellor
commander g J. Day vice chancei.
lor ] S Garner preiate John pot
iinFer master of arms b ~ john
t01 master 81 work. W w Clark.
X % p 81 s. j Goldsmith. master
oi eEcnFguer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06

Regular meeting 81 chIcfssha
lodge a. p K A. s. win be held
Thursday. December G a. 8 O'Clock
ct which time officers swim be elect
ca for the coming year
S. G. Durbln Master
~. n. Elliott Secretary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06
cAAmsERLAiN's COUGH REMEDY

This preparation is especially val
liable Tor colds. and IFS remarkable
properties have won for it wide
reputation 1t acts On natures plan.
l7osens "a cold, relieves the lungs
opens thu atcretlons and aids nature
in restoring the system 70 a healthy
condition Cbtainabie everywhere-
Adv DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06
chsrs prsssrtn psst-o..a.

The property ol Chief Q Police
Phillips 90 e2s NoHh Niuta street a.as
almost totally destroyed 81 fire th.s
morning az 1885 ociock How the
ilre was started 80 one knows The
property was occupied hy e.. H. Gau.
tier and there was no damage OF the
contents recorded The Insurance
wiH cover the estimated loss
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06
Pettijohn's
The Laxative Luxury

Ptohn wheat hiding IS p cent rsr
4 havoTy dainty Of which tires supplies
the needed bran Bran Natures laxative
folks would feel better if they ate it every
Fine foods clog the Bran supplies roughage Eve
Doctor as know, avoid the
Try week Note the good spirits which Never again will
you return to a branless diet
Peohns Flour another dainty rs per cent white
patent our and = cent bran fakes Use like
WITH these two products meal include dainty
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06

Nerih 6,h ST.
Fcraason and Freeman, iis s. 3rd.
Hcpkrs Meat Markets. io9 south
W. a. Hanklns, 1927 South eth sL
Keystone Grocery, 422 chickssha Ave.
Lockcby & chappef.
Modern Supply CO, i27 S. 4th.
2nd 81 and iii North ish ST.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06
This Offer One Week o.
Quaker Oats
Which Saves You 75Q6

Measured by food value Quaker Oats much as the
se d Diet So each dollar spend for
average 80 Cats stand nutrition and in
flavor They complete food supplying every nerqy
food their fame is proverbial. s'
MAKE @ the chief breakfast dish Meat eggs six
as o Also use Quaker Oats in bread and mun pancakes
cookies No other food
Use Quaker Oats because of the maehess queen
ahushel Yet i Costs you extra price.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06

Mo7sy Works for erady
An item to the credit Of the courtg
other taan a deposit. appears On the
bark book AZ the ecurt clerk Ii is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06

W. T Marasy 9th and Oregon.
Meats Market. eth and chix Ave.
George Meadows
o w Meadows
Gee X. Powers 2o4 chlekasha Ave.
y. o. West SCI South srd ST.
]. s. Wray- 42s South 2nd
e Woodbridge. North Sixth ST.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06

Are VOC usfng 0ar ciasMnsu CO.
nmna7 You ought to--they get rssulta
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-06

H Stephenson oklahoma W. osmond OF Anadarko was
this city today looking yesterday looking after business
oil interests. matters