The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-23

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finished and the instruments in
stalled, would undoubtedly be the
finest X-Ray laboratory in Oklaho-
ma and would do much in aiding
their major surgical operations.
81 think | should like to come
here, if necessary said Nellie, "but
who will have charge OF the hos
pital?'
The answer to that question
means a lot to the people who have
to come here replied Henry, sen
tentiously. THE Won Keller Hos
pital Association is owned and con
trolled by Ardmore's business men
and several of the leading physl-
clans and surgeons, who, from their
years of experience are amply quail
flied to govern a hospital i'll the
up-to-datc methods, that mean
much to those having to use it. An
other thing like is, it will be open
to all ethical physicians and sur
geonS, who will personally super
wise their own patients. The hos
pital will make a speciality of sur
gical cases, and | understand the
hospital charges are to be eN-
tremcly reasonable, considering the
excellent service. Now, as fcei
sure DR.. Won Keller is anXious to
be off, suppose we thank him and
return"
"That's a hospital any city would
be proud Of commented Charlie,
as they rode back to the city.
at filled long felt want here
Henry answered. 1--WE must make
sure and attend the opening, for,
with the furniture, beds and rugs
in place, it will be we'll worth a sec
ond visit
My" said Nellie, as she slipped
while trying to get into the auto,
and came near falling, 81 believe /
must get some shoes while we are
down here
"That's good idea" said he.
Come with me and we'll go up
to the Hamilton Shoe Company
3 East Main street. They are our
largest and best exclusive dealers in
footwear in Ardmore. That's where
| bought my shoes ever since they
started in business, and know they
will do better by us than anyone
else. There does not seem to be
any wear out to their shoes"
Upon reaching the store, Nellie
quickly noticed a fine display and
could not resist the temptation tC
purchase swell pair Of shoes for
herself and she certainly had 4
chance to be well pleased, for there
were all styles of the famous Edwir
Clapp Shoes for men, full line o
!. and T. Cousins Shoes for women
in the very latest two-tonc, blacl
and white, champagne and white ct
fccts; the II. w. Merriam "Natur,
Form Shoes for growing children
and the "Billikcn" Shoes for schoo
children, in their store at prices tha
Uncle Henry said were better thar
anybody else in town could offer.
They handle the best line o
shoes in the city, emphatically re
marked he, "but that is not to b,
wondered at, as they measure thu
foot by the Phillips System giyinl
you a shoe to fit your foot, and the,
are the only store here which at
tcmpts to carry a shoe to fit ever.
foot, or in other words, they guar
antee satisfaction or your none
back, and they have 50 many de
signs to offer because their shoe
come from the best makers i
| America
That was certainly a beautiful
store and a wonderful stock re
marked Nellie, as they rode away.
you're right there answere
uncle. For it is considered one G
the most artistic shoe stores in tn
state. Their patrons are made CON
Portable while being waited upo
and always 90 away knowing the
have the best shoe value possible t
obtain, for they never consider
sale closed until the customer
perfectly satisfied. They have tn
largest stock of shoes in Oklahom
to select from, chosen by men VIII
know the shoe business, and the
rightly do the shoe business of tn
county. The courtesy and extren
patience, as shown by their en-
ployes, in serving and trying t
please and fit the customer is a ma
I ter which is much discussed an
, greatly appreciated throughout tt
: city"
. "Mr. Pratcr was telling me fur
. ny yard the other night" laughc
, uncle, about a man who had bee
in an insane asylum for over yea
, The doctor met him out in the yai
J, one morning and said, 'Old ma
g., you're cured. Go upstairs and wri
. your wife you'll be home in abot
! two weeks"
= "Thc man wrote his letter and
aiiiXing the stamp it fell to the f1oo
gummy side down, ana allghted {
the back of cockroach wanderir
: across the floor. When the m;
: looked around for his stamp it W
: apparently by itself, climbing Il
Dashboard and up the wall. Loo
n irg intently at the wandering stan
for a moment the man took his lc
ter and as he tore it into lit
i pieces, muttered, Out of here
two weeks Thunder, III be he
for two years yet ,"
: "Traveling three days on a ira
Is not conducive to keeping on,
J.. clothes in good shape" remark
y Charlie, "and | feel as though