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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-13
Warning

We are informed that at some cafes, restaurants
and gardens beer and strong drinks have been
sold under the guise of the popular soft drink
Bevo.
These reports have been confirmed sufficiently to
compel Us to take action
The beverage Bevo enjoys the protection of both
federal and state authority. In preparing it for
sale and in marketing it. we adopt every possible
precauhon to protect the public against imposi-
ton and to prevent evasion of the law Bevo is
sold IN bottles only we bottle all Of it ourselves
and we have adopted kind of bottle, crown and
seals designed to prevent imitation
we shau omit no measure within our power to
defend the authority under which Bevo Is
manufactured and sold to protect the public from
imposition, and to safeguard the good name of this
Association.
We therefore give fair warning that we shall refuse
to sell our products to those who rcfour1d guilty.
Of the above ofense.
ANHEuSER- BUSCH BREWING ASSOCIATION
2&CR
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-13

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-13
NOTICE

All pss1us pil take nofscs tssf ~
Grady C0l-ty Beard q Equzllzzao-
VII meet in re- 5liar adiogrzes sssrlou
in re court house in Chicksssz. Okla.
bona. o. the 18th day q Jdna. 1917.
All persons having grievzncss Is to
their assessments ~iu Be grsse-t AZ
said tine
J. q BRYAN.
Secretary Couuty Board q Eqaaii.z-
tfoa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-13

Mrs. A Eoidiug wse hzs s1srt
tas Past slufsr with her sou B ~
Aol1ing and family lesf this morning
ioT aer h1ze e. slnciair III she vas
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-13
FEMITONE


j. a pursly vegetable combination o.
the parss. s1a sssAss. drugs Obtain.
able contains roo.s ard herbs rhi-s
srsrt q beneficial acaoa on all female
Reproductive organs It "a the best
prsFlratlen fsr fanaie weaknesses
and diseases relieving pain and nor
nal cgrdifiou Raa to1lo and reno
ratori during pregnancy il rm Be
s51ud o. great Ds1stt making tie
condition mare besrsb's and sure o.
saecssA
FE0ITcNE
a q reliable ssnsiEc female tonle
and 81 rseonlsass5 fcr the nany
witnesses aus complaints peculiar 70
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regulates ths nsasss orszcomiuk d.
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helping to naks eals-sirth easy
PRICE $3.50
8 BOTTLES $500
Fsr Sale - ~ prgssssL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-13

Pau p Morrow and sauuy lafr res
ter1ayzftsrn0ou for Huntington. West
Va Nhers they are moyinE t9 cor
t1ss NJ N0rr0r's sdseaao1 e ne
state university.
Evening star., 1917-03-16

who completes the years work is en-
titled, special prizes have been offered
this year by various organizations and
interested citizens of the park. insur-
ing a lively. competition between the
children. Monthly meetings are to be
held, at which illustrated lectures will
be given. While the competitive gar
dening is limited to children, the meet
ings and lectures are open to the pub
lie, and will be of such a nature to be
both interesting and instructive to
adults as well as children.
In connection with the practical
garden work a study of the native
birds and flowers will be carried on,
and a prize will be given to the boy or
girl who reports the greatest number
of birds building nests in birdhouses
put up by the child or at his solicita-
ton. In this way it is proposed to
teach not only the care and protection
of birds, but also their economic value
in connection with agricultural pur-
suits.
Requests for information about home
gardens continue to come to The Star.
These are being referred to the De-
partment of Agriculture and bulletins
sent by the department to inquirers.
c. T. Bride of the excise board of the
District today offered through The Star
to lend lots s, 9. 10, IL and IL, square
1897. at 18th and A streets southeast,
to clubs or individuals. A. S. Holmes,
761 Kenyon street northwest, writes
Il have a large back yard that can be
cultivated"
Evening star., 1917-03-16
TO ENLARGE GARDENING.
Garfield, D. c., Residents to Conduct
Activities on Larger Scale,

Residents of Garfield, D. c.. last
night voted to inaugurate a local cam
paign in connection with the movement
advocating gardens on vacant lots and
VIII this year conduct their activities
on larger scale than heretofore. The
board of education has taken an active
interest in the affair. and has provided
the school with large quantities of
farming implements. About three
acres of ground is available at the
school. and this will be titled by the
school pupils. The association will
take an active interest in this work.
The bad condition of the roadways
in the suburb was the cause of lengthy
discussion and an effort will be made
to have something done toward i'm
proving them.
A request will also be made for
additional street lights on several
streets which have become thickly
settled during the past year or two.
Much satisfaction greeted the an
nouncement that the Potomac Electric
Power Company had ordered the eX-
tension of it's lines to the suburb for
house lighting. Several residents have
wired their homes for electric light
and the school will also be lighted.
The company is ready to begin its
work as soon as the present rush, due
to the street car strike, is over.
Evening star., 1917-03-16
Constipation Makes
You Dizzy, Bilious
Get Relief in Thirty Minutes by
Taking a Wineglassful Of
Tollo Water.

That bilious. dizzy, headachy
feeling that brings with it coated
tongue, foul breath and sallow,
pasty skin can be banished clean
out of your life in half an hour by
taking a wineglassful of Tollo
Water before breakfast. 1t quick
~ but gently fiushes and washes
the stomach and bowels, leaving
them sweet and clean. 1t also
washes out the bile tubes of the
liver and puts it to work again.
Don't dose yourself with drugs
and oils, but let this wonderful
product of nature from Dawson
Springs, Kentucky, restore your
good health. Go to the druggist
today and get 15-cent bottle and
take a third of tumblerful in a
glass of plain water before break
fast tomorrow morning.
Take it every morning for a
few days until the poison the sys-
tenn has absorbed from deCaying
waste in the bowels has been re-
moved. After that an occasional
wineglassful will keep your bow
els regular, your liver clean and
active and your stomach ready to
digest any thing you eat. Sold
by Peoples Drug Stores.
Evening star., 1917-03-16
ARRANGE DEBATE
OF GARDENPLANS
Leaders in the Home and Com
munity Movement Call
Conference.
GENERAL ACTIVITY NOTED
Owners Of Vacant Lots
y Asked to File Permits

The Star desires to extend every
assistance possible to those per-
sons or organizations who In
tend taking part in the home and
community garden movement.
Many owners of vacant lots in
this city, 1t is believed. would
gladly lend such lots to duly ac-
credited individuals or OrganiAa-
tions for cultivation during the
summer. The Star invites such
owners to file with The Star the
location of lots they will lend
free for this purpose. Names of
such owners then will he turned
over to persons or clubs. who
may perfect arrangements by
conference with the owners.
Practical information and ad-
vice regarding the planting and
cultivation of such gardens may
he had from the Department of
Agriculture. Persons wishing
bulletins on this subject mailed
TO them may obtain them by
writing to The Star, stating the
character of the information de-
sired, and The Star will request
TINT this information be sent by
the department to such inquirers.
Evening star., 1917-03-16
SMOKER, WITH LIQUID CHEER.
Federation of Culinary and Ali
mentary Syndicates' Elects Officers.

From the humble sausage of the
"one-man lunch" to creations of Del
monico's chef of New York, interspers-
ed with plenty of liquid cheer. the first
smoker of the Federation OF Culinary
and Alimentary Snydicates, otherwise
known as the new union f'cooks of
the local hotels. was ushered in at the
Cafe Bernard last night
Speeches, with the keynote of loyalty
to employer and cooperation. were in
duleed in, and officers were elected for
the ensuing year Music was furnished
bv a string orchestra of local cooks.
and after patriotic demonstration the
meeting adjourned.
The colored cooks will organize at a
business meeting to be held this even
ing.
Evening star., 1917-03-16
Splendid Values In
Ribbons

Plaid Ribbons, with Picot edge
5oH inches wide; the latest novelty
tor chlldren's hair ribbons. Spe-
cial, SOC yard.
Plaid, Moire, Fancy Stripe,
Light and Dark Dresden Ribbons,
5H to 6 inches wide; for children's
hair ribbons and many other uses.
Soc values. Special, 39c a yard.
New Bruada Ribbons, for chif-
dren's sash and hair ribbons, in
pink, blue and white; S and ~
inches wide. Special, z9c and 45c
a yard.
Palais Royal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1917-03-16
Men,!

The most remarkable
price reductions on bro
ken assortments we've
ever made.
All remaining Winter
Suits and Overcoats, sizes
mostly 33 to 81. Our last
word; final announce
ments. Not a suit or an
overcoat in the lot worth
less than $3.50. Many
sold to SIS. Tomor- co
row at ............. W
All sales final, no alter
ations, none sent c. 0. D.
or on approval.
Mems $3.50 Trousers,
S2.45.
Mems 81 Trousers,
Sz.95.
Special sale of High
Grade Raincoats-Every
coat , guaranteed water
proof. The celebrated
Rainfoil brand of good
quality cassimeres in tan
and oxford. Regular
$3.50 Raincoats. Sizes "a
to "A. Special at $3.50.
Youths $40 and $l2
Suits, sizes IA to II years
only. All sales final. No
alterations. Special CE
tomorrow .......... VO
Palnis Royal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1917-03-16
The Seasons Most Attractive Styles
in WOmen'S and Misses Suits,
Coats and Dresses

THE COATS-Plaited belted styles with the
city pockets The collars quite
the latest be will like themyou will also like
the other features style thoughts which
clevery them MaterialsMen wool
veours fine Poet ts novelty fabrics For street
auto, mourning
THE SUITS-Aways endeavoring offer the very best val
possible $ have outdone all previous efforts
this The Dress Sport and Street Suits that show
unexceled anywhere the Particularly excellent
the tailoring and style features novelty pocket
collar trimming idea is shown in our models The styles
very entirely braid bound;
maeralsGuuniburl basket gab
ardne, Poiret twill and wool velours.
DRESSES-Dozens and dozens of delightful styles for
misses, For dress
dance sport general Materias-Crge
chine taeta and Georgette The barrel sill
houette with of in evidence Many
sport Paisley designs Colos-Gold white
taupe, Copenhagen, green and black
Sizes all the way to S.
On saIeP
Evening star., 1917-03-16
Small Note Size
Writing Paper
l0c Pound
Regularly Csc Pound
(Without EnveIopes)

Splendid quality paper that reg
ularly sells for 25c per pound, Of
fered tomorrow at 10c because
of the fact that no more envelopes
can be obtained to match, due to
the scarcity OF paper. An extra
good value.
Linen Letter Size Envelopes,
regularly 1Oc package. Special to-
morrow at &c package.
Linen Tablets. all white; ruled
or plain; in assorted sizes. Sold
ordinarily at 7c and 10c each. Spe-
cial at &c each.
A good assortment of Easter
Cards and Novelties, as we'll as
gifts, to be found in the Stationery
Department now.
Palais Royal-street Floor.
Evening star., 1917-03-16
Gloves
PaIais Royal Gloves

PalalS KOydl OIOVeS
are unexcelled in quail
ity and in value.
At sI.5o-Glace Kid, in
white, tan, pearl, ivory,
black and mode; with
Paris point and contrast
stitching.
Gloves for $1.75 include
8-button Black Glace, g.
button Wash Doeskin, l.
clasp Washable Glace, in
full P. X. and Cape; white,
pearl, putty, gray, ivory;
also 2-clasp P. K, in black
with white embroidery,
white with black stitch
ing; also self Paris point.
Gloves for $500. Fine
Quality French Kid, in
all the new shades, with
self and contrast new en-
broidery stitching.
Children's Kid Gloves;
white, mode and tan; 8
rows embroidery in self
or black, $1.3s.
Palais Royal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1917-03-16
Special Features TO,
Saturday In
NeCkWear

Collar and Cuff Sets of All
Descriptions
Collar and Cuff Sets for
dresses, made of Georgette,
chiffon, sport materials, or
CANDY and lace.
Georgette Sets, 81 to S4.98.
Chiffon Sets, SOC to SI.50.
Sport Sets, 81 to sos.
Organdy Sets, z5c to S1.9S.
Lace Sets, SOC to S2.98.
Collar and Cuff Sets for
coats, Pique Collars and Cuff
Sets, SOC, 81 and $l.50.
Satin Collar and Cuff Sets,
81 and S1.50.
Broadcloth Collar and Cuff
Sets, 75c to $z.98.
Sport Sets, $I.50 to sos.
Children's Collar and Cuff
Sets of pique, linen; plain
hemstitched, hand embroid-
cred and lace trimmed; SOC,
81, S1.50 to Sz.98.
Palais ROyal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1917-03-16
The Art Goods
Dept.

DSPls
offers 1nnumerable items of
interest to Saturday shop
pers.
Stamped White Linen Center
pieces, size 18, q, "a, d inches.
Special, 35c to 75c.
Stamped White Linen Lunch
Cloths, Lunch Sets 03-piece):
Table Covers, 36, IS, 81 and II
inches. Special. S1.oo to $500.
Stamped Card Table Covers,
hemstitched and scalloped edge
and edges for crocheting. Special
SOC to S1.75.
Stamped Turkish and Huck
Towels, with white, blue and pink
borders. various designs, guest and
large show towels. Special, l0c,
Csc, soc and 75c.
Stamped Scarfs, 1Sx54; colored
tor outlining, cross stitch and SOL
id. Special, zSc and soc.
Stamped Cushions; material
white and ecru; various designs.
l0c, Csc and SOC.
Stamped Children's Dresses, in
fants' and children's sizes, E
months to II years; colors and
white. Special, z5c to Sz.00.
We make a speciality on orders
for Beading, Embroidering and
Designing. at popular prices.
Palais ROyaI-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1917-03-16
Women's and Childreu's
Hosiery and Underwear

Hosiery and Underwear
First shipment of the Famous Richelieu Spring.
Weight Union Suits in low neck, tight knee
umbrella style and she'll finish Special val 50c
Fine Isle and Mercerized in all z5c to 81
shapes; ordinary and extra sizes........
Also Fine LisIe Richelieu Vests, white and pink;
ordinary and extra Csc, 29c, Csc and SOC
Children's Hose
Fine Ribbed DoubIe-Knee Hose for boys and
girls; medium and heavier weights; sizes to 10c
Ribbed Hose for Children black and 15c & 17c
Good Wearing Hose for boys and girls Onyx
Dub-L Bear Brand, Round Ticket. Csc, 29c & 35c
Phoenix Fine Mercerized Hose ribbed; 4Oc
black, white and navy blue; to oK...............
WOmen's Hose
Ladies' Onyx Silk Hose, black, white and all the
spring shades; all-sk garter top Pointex. Also
the flare Isle top. Splendid val 81 so
Ladies' Onyx Pure Thread Silk Boot; black, white
navy, pink, sky champagne silver, gold, gray 55c
Onyx Fiber Silk Boot Hose, black, white soc
gray, navy, champagne and suede SPECIAL
Evening star., 1917-03-16

SATURDAY 1s1 gess*,ms., sDss:'s Of Leather Goods
Leather Handbags with covered frames; ht-
ted with purse and mirror. sl.oo value at, 7Qc
special, each. ........................:. ~
Leather Handbags; warranted real Morocco
leather; assorted coors; fitted with
purse and mirror. $500 value, at, spe- @ 20
Silk Draw-string Bags; assorted eolors;
fitted with purse and mirror $27S % ,
Palais Royal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1917-03-16
Most Unusual Values IN
Splendid
Clothes
For Boys

Wonderful saving opportunities
here for thrifty parents tomorrow.
$3.50 and $3.50 Two O. AE
Pants Norfolk Suits. pf.fC
$3.50 to $1,000 Two cE AZ
Pants Norfolk Suits. pO.fO
These are superior quality suits,
cut full, lined with good quality
serge or alpaca. Trousers lined
throughout. Sizes for boys 7 to 18
years.
$500 Norfolk Suits, with one pair
of lined knickerbockers. Sizes 7
to 10 only. Special at $500.
Boys 81 and s. Novelty Suits.
new spring models, in handsome
cheviots and tweed mixtures, with
white detachable collars and cuffs.
Sizes 3 to g.; SOS and s3.95.
Boys New Spring Refers, SOS
to $6.95.
Sampeck Standard of American
Clothing for boys, $3.50 to SIS.
PaIais Royal Model Suits for
boys, to l8 years; $3.50 to SIz.50.
Palais RoyaI-Third Floor,
Evening star., 1917-03-16

u. S. Mail Service

co-operates Mail Order Department In deliv-
erng to purchased mail order Do not
hesitate concerning
vertfsed merchandise which Is
but of which Special attention
will be given
Evening star., 1917-03-16
ChiLdren's Dressy
Trimmed Hats

Small poke mushroom and ro1ed-brim shapes,
trimmed in narrow ribbons, small flowers and cus
ters of fruit S. and S..
Small shapes to be worn with coats, IN tailored
effects, with ribbon trimming; $3.50.
Children's Sport Hats in high colors to match
sweaters; in two-tone combinations and plain col
ors with bands, Innings and bow OF gros grain
ribbon $l50, $3.50 and $3.50.
Pnlais RoyaI-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1917-03-16

The Basement Store

The Basement Store
Visit the downstairs store tomorrow Make it
point to every department of the below the
level of the street; it's just downstairs to reach
Many economies be found here daily not adyer
tsed in the daily newspapers.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-27
Should the Fourth City In
Population BE the Four !
Hundredth i'm Government?

Detroit is dynamic in everything but
government. In that it is decadent-
SO much so that il stinketh.
We have passed cities Of the first class
in population; we have been passed BY
hundreds Of cities Of the second third
and fourth class in science and moder-
nifty Of administration.
Something like 400 communities have
adopted the commission or general man
ager form of government.
We're a twin-six metropolis with a dl-
rectorate Of ox-team or donkey-cart am
Notwithstanding to who has the floor
II il a travesty on government to en-
trust the disbursement Of upwards OF
s15,00O,000 annually. affecting private
and public property valuation OF nearly a
billion dollars and plant covering y
square miles, to an overgrown group Of
directors who represent nothing faith
fully but geography.
Detroit is dragging along IN an admin
istrative way with an obsolete and
wasteful machinery in an age that has
developed the highest managerial genius
in commercial and industrial organiza-
tions.
We are suffering from misdirected
energies and divided responsibility when
the greatest war of history is teaching
us that democracy requires more concen-
trated authority if it is to handle big
things in big way.
Let us take this enterprise, in which
over 100000 of US are stockholders, out
of the hands of AZ men, the majority Of
whom run it for themselves, and put it
in the hands of nine men who Will run
It for us.
And whom we can watch while they
are at it and know for certainty who
Is representing and who is misrepresent-
Ing US.
On November 9th vote Eyes" on the
proposal to do away with the present
unavoidable and non-working aldermanic
body and substitute small non-partisar
council elected by the city at large.
This will replace bulk with brains in
municipal management.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-27

have found out what's the trouble
with the kaiser
It's his uniform
II he had a.. along worn n ready-made
suit of clothes like ! 90. If he had never
dresed up with a silver pot on his head
and gold braid ANA lace and scarlet and
other fancy millinery, We wouldn't have
had an this trouble A.
Gay clothes 80 with autocracy.
Festive array is the eternal sign Of
special privilege
In the days of old when knights were
bold, and they had barons and dukes and
things, the gentlemen wore pink doublets
and salmon hose and red hats and purple
pauties, and long feathers in their
chapeauX. Those days the esteemed peo-
pie did not exist, or il so they came
along in the same category as the swine.
The army today is the last resort Of
absolutism. There is no voting, no dis
cusson, no anything except obedience
When the captain says "Iunnur -.
Hump" you have to Jump. And in the
army alone. in these days, they wear
rainbow coats and striped leg-wear.
The female portion of the race deco
rates itself, wears flowers and wings on
its hat, and furbelows on It's sleeves, also
rnged, streaked and striped skirts and
coats; and the female portion Of the race
is the privileged portion All women are
born aristocrats.
1t Is the male man alone who believes
in liberty, equality and fraternity. -
And men wear hand-me-downs. .
President Wilson's note to Germany
carries such thunderous authority, out
drowning the utterances OF al kings,
mikados, and prime ministers abroad, be-
cause he writes it while wearing the same
kind of a suit of clothes that the travel
ing man for the pickle factory wears.
IL somebody could induce Mr.. w.
Hohenzollern to go down to Podgers, Rect
and Company gents clothing store and
buy a suit cor maybe forty suits, he be-
ing an emperor) and wear it about his
business, and If all generalissimos, diplo-
mats, field marshals ct Id omne genus
would go and DO likewise, the war would
soon stop.
It is the tailors that must make the
world safe for democracy.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-27
From Another Point of KieD

To Uncle Sam
We hope we both will be able 20 raise
that loan by Saturday night
Trouble is every time the French and
English drive they push the Germans al
together too hard against the Russians
and Italians.
D. 4. r. is reducing wartime misery by
cutting off fueless cars.
Just how was Co. Roosevelt intending
90 keep a sharp watch on four enemy
powers with one eye?
Fuel Conservation Song.
Let the lower lights be burning"
Ry getting right 20 work everybody
ought 60 be able 70 earn enough in the
next three months TO swing the third
Liberty bond fotation.
Hungry?
Germans appear 20 have licked the
Bainszza plateau clean.
Gallery gods will begin TO do their
stamping in the lobby soon.
D. Z. r. is entitled to cleuency. First
time it ever confese 20 boarding cars.
street railway contends too many citi-
zens are carrying home their own cor
porosity.
I The curse Of this war business seems
10 be the retreating habit
kaiser win have to issue another Of
those etrying-to-crush-us walls
against Brazil.
Hey, Newspaper Fellows.
Isn't that grand Jury the busy little in
tersieweT. though
Hard 10 Down the Irish
Kaiser insists Michaehs and shall be.
Sim Feiners propose TO sample demOc-
racy 10 see IL il is safe.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-27

TNHs DEPARTMENT
o. advertising faker and s"nder H
their pronses~ho have misled or
se @ tssonS sSsa u s pay POPE sas S TIVE Tine. @ not Be-
spared Advice will
Dc given 70 lnveso Only signed letters gylno the Writer'S name and
Address, The AdMlrror The Times Detroit Mich.
under the caption Glass % Hot Water Before Breakfast II Splendid
Habit consists OF three paragraphs OF printed matter and while
effort made 10 give the I'D far possible the appearance OF
printed
feeling there's nothing Ike "phosphaed
phospba
the efficacy Of hot stomach cleanser In the paragraph
hot with
eapoon Of limestone phosphate t." THIS misleading advice
bothered
bniousn trouble rheumatism real enthusiast
q subject sanitation"
words Limestone phosphate
-t~ ~ rros ~ r1es.d1 bos1ats and he Wifi din Il on o.
back 10 or Il cents maybe quarter part plot
when you 70 drug phosphate
promptly proprietary neatly wrapped in
Limestone Brand Phosphate Compound
package pound and T.
BY he Limestone Phosphate cpan Inc 81 New YORK Ao
the label this Illuminating statement; Tho word Lime
trademark brand This prodl no. derived from eston
high The ~ Mirrors advice L.
such forms u advertising are no longer REGARDED ~ leFiae By ne
o. ,so,sg tr c,5s ~ so ys oc1sd a SCI IN standards
medical advertising which recommended for tho guidance of
deals wh prescription fakes and the concealment Of
proprietary character and provides
frraIa,lor -ar,a ssysrtissl n ,qeh
I. .5s....i. n
restone proaptac under his rule does the
lemon juice other frauds Of like
character II these article. go.se any real rhy 40 me
why viii selfresrectng newspaper permit ~