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Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
rnEsnAY- nEcEmaER ? 90

aFTfaf il ON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER ?. 1919
al 10 O'Clock a m. but f that day should
be stormy sale viii be on the next clear
LIVE STOCK
Bay mare. ten years old, work In all
harness and a fine driver. gray horse s
Years old. "a good worker and driver: gray
mare. ~ years old. "a good worker and
driver; roam mare. "a years old; colt, 3
years next spring COW, Z years old. and
one COW, years old, both are good milk
and butter cows and viii be fresh in the
spring one fat hog.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Two 2-horse wagons IN good ORDER
good dearborn; York carriages In good
shape; Ohio riding harrows in good
working order; one So Syracuse plow; .
No. 80 Syracuse plows: good iluke har-
rows, cultvator, fiat tomato rack, capac-
ity y baskets; grain fan with bagging
attachment; corn shelter grindstone
South Bend riding plow, roller, sets
work harness, sets carriage harness,
good horse collars, brides. set double
relns. IA spike harrow, barrels, grain
box holding 35 bushels. farm bell. cross
cut saw, 2 axes, lot forks, shovels. hoes
ana rakes; corn marker, Osborn mower,
nam rack. set reaper trucks, bushel bas-
ket: half bushel basket, set wagon
II bushels wheat, good for chickens: lot
Of corn on cob; top and long fodder
POULTRY SUPPLIES
Old Trusty incubators, 1 holding 75
the other 1l0 eggs. in good order: coal
burning brooder, capacity 500 chicks used
year; lot chicken wire; lot chicken coOps
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
lS-foot extension table, corner cupboard
with glass front, dresser cupboard. parior
chairs, kitchen rockers, Morris rocker.
Singer sewing machine in good order
parlor organ, good as new; couch, parlor
stand, parlor lamp, parlor looking glass.
small looking glass, small Brussels rugs
40 yards carpet, 10 yards linoIeum. iot
pictures, wardrobe, bureau, washstands.
bedsteads, feather beds, lot pillows
and holsters, 8 small lamps, cedar crank
ehurn. 2 butter prints. separator, wash
t9D washing machine, cook stove, parlor
alrtight stove, good as new; milk box.
spinning wheel. chlld's crib, clock, kitchen
caoinet, cook table, ice cream freezer,
meat grinder, set fiat irons, lantern. oil
can, dishes vases, knives and forks, and
ton ~ eH
Terms cash. No goods to be removed
until paid for.
Jester & Simpler Aoctioneers. iie2i-2t
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
NorIcE no rAXABLEs
Tenth Representative District OF
Of Kent County

At. county taxes for the Tenth KEEP
resenauvc District oi Kent County
are past due ana are payable AT once.
This is 30 warn ail taxables that I
Shall proceed 90 collect an taxes due
mr Immediately must settle with
tie county officials and you must set
ne with me Better pay now 10 avoid
adiitiona. costs.
j. FRANK SALEVAN
Collector 0f Taxes. Tenth Representa-
tive District of Kent County
Il -NI-H-n
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
NEW DENTAL OFFICE AT
MILLSB0R0

Dr. r. 0. Higgins, Dentist, has open
ed permanently a modern dental once
a. MiiiiiisnurU. Delaware, and Is eA-
tracting teeth without pain; DONG
nothing but strictly up-to-date dental
work. No charge is made Tor exam
nation. lA-A7-o1
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
NOTICE

Ne have seventy-hye framed PIC,
lures uncalled for ana Il hoI all Lii
for within the next thirty days we WI
ser them for the cost OF RAINING. llis.
MANY Of these pictures are very pre..y
ana u 'NJ ~ 10 10-17-tf
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
rnlNE roR lORN WANTtD

ky.n nav ihe highest markel pm
.-sr,a yellow cob corn delivered T"
,sgtor, .n any quantity
Draper. Davis ln-
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74tp
WARNING

hereby iorewarn all person, Irom
.-sspsssing upon my lands with oos
or gun. also for the purpose OF cu5llus 5li5
,oilv Am trespassers will be deai'
,,ith according TO the law.
N-''' Frank Greco.
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished room. Apply
zoo E. Front St. South Milford. 11-1-u
HOUSE FOR RENT-Inquire r. d. 2,
Box g. Milford Del e. j. Rifenburg.
11-21-2tp
FOR RENT-Furnished house, 10s w
Front street Apply to Mrs Mary A.
Brown. Address may always be obtained
ct postofhce. i0-3i-u
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
MILFORD CHRONICLE
FRlDAY NOV Is 1919.

,...- p, order your Holiday
'oA r j. sa.mons, in jump
sweets 'i ll-2l-tt
Blocs
window glass. all sizes and .aspe, ...5
pierce Hardware Co. N''''' w.
e,a.- line 81 cigars .u town a' ,.. par
r,.ss r. j. salmons Views
Sore in Jump Block
The latest news 'ae best .ot,,ss Q. g.s'si f
.d tobacco snl the nnes. c".''''1, 11r,n
salmon News store ," = 'l''
Block
s.on j., II. j. saimon- News store 5,.
yo,r candy Good hard canay
r5 tse anest assorted chocolates Pu. 1,ls
n beautiful package az a'.'''''' =
s.Htaa-
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
WARNING TO WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN

No trespassers with guns or dogs,
and no cutting OF holly on the Reddeh
ouail Club property at Redden' Del
Redden Quail Club
Richard Haughton, Owner
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICE TO GUNNERs

Ali persons are forevarned against gs-3t
.reenassing on our land in Cedar Nech
with gun or dog under penalty OF ''e
Garfield sharp
Roland 2. sharp
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE AND
POULTRY WANTED.

] win pay the highest casn pt5scg ~. tor
IN kinds Of Country Produce. Iou'''S
q SlTtf III Lincoln City, Del
Phone l44-R Rb.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE FOR
CHILDREN.

Mrs. j. W. Phillips, Bedon. Ca,
phoned to J. NJ Floyd the merchant
there. for a bottle of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy and said she had bought
a bottle Of it at his store recently and
that it was doing her children so much
good that she wanted to keep up the
treatment. You will find nothing bet
ter for coughs and colds in children or
for yourself 1t keeps the cough loose.
expectoration easy and soon frees the
system from the cold.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
Reduction Sale

GOODS SOLD FOR 1870 BELOW
LIST PRICE
AS we are going TO discontinue bus
mess. we will sell an our personal
property al reduced prices at our
store In Pennington for
ONE WEEK, BEGINNING
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1919.
All goods remaining after this week
of sale will DE sold at public auction
on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Il, 1919,
sale beginning at 10 o'clock rain or
shine
Terms cash 40 goods 10 be remov-
ed until paid for.
BOWERS & JOHNSON
Pennington, Del.
Remember! lOeo of Price Listed.
11-2S-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
WARNING

hereby torewarn an persons rom
s,assinr upon my and for the put-
.age III cutting holly SUCH tr,espass-
Wy r.iu be dealt with according 70
rl7 r B Belts,
.a"' Greenwood, Del
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
ARNlNE

Ii ur1-e.u,e au persons fespS
ynon m, aua l5r the purpose =
cutting holly 10 sb.,rp
- re qfu At.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
wANrED POULTRY

Win nay highest cash price -o' .,ii an
suds 0t Poultry PhoNe anu "
,'-' George h. Reed
Milford Del.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

w1R1iNc no TREsPAssERs

have rented the hunting pTill.ese
nd sold the holly crop on my iSa y il.' y,
~ H. Studte.
.... Near Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
Public Sale

Will sell at public sale the followaa
personal property at my home in Prim
Hook Neck, adjoining Prime Hook sch9o
on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1919.
al 10 o'clock. II the day be stormy. a-.
VIII be held next clear day.
LIVE STOCK
Pair good wagon horses: pair COOS
mules: cows, brood sow, shoats
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Wagon, dearborn, carriage, harness
roller hav rake, corn planter, drag hat-
row. sulEy plow, gang plow, grain f4u
many other things too numerous TO men
ton.
Lot Of corn and fodder.
Good Buick automobile.
Terms cash. A representative ~ IT.
FrJiuffty Trust and Savings Bank Will
i'm attendance.
c. FRANK JEFFERSON
Jester & Simpler, Auctioneers. 11-21--
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
FOR SALE

FOR SALE -Fsatbe- bed Mrs W G
Abbott ll--l--t
FOR SALE shade trees ay AIccoiiey
i''' ''''''. per- il-2s-2tp
WE HAVE supply Of bricks on hand
lt 4u times. j. H. Wilkerson d sons
FOR SALE Walnut sideboard for want
of room Apply at 50i West Front street
Milford. l4--o---p
EvERYBODYs POULTRY MAGAZINE
fnontEly). 8 years for Sl.0O Box 5i4
Milford, Del ll--l-o'
FOR sALE-Brake cart. cheap dear
born and kraut cutter w II. DAVIS,
Meat Market lV-SI-u
FOR SAI.E-Family carriage buggy,
sitting room stove. Mrs. C. II. SpeeL
phone 81, Frederica. IA-@I---
FOR sALE-one horse. years old. and
carriage. good as new. with harness.
VIM Swanson, Milford. L4-L4-'tp
For Thoroughbred Berkshire
boar, l6 months old. tNo. i keglstereu.)
Frenk L. Vibbert, Shawnee. ll-zl--tp
FOR sALE-Lone fodder at six cents
a bunch Also clover and cow pea nay
fHHDtEE W sn4illAi7Ntis sfita4NAhAf e--
FOR sALE-Choice Mlnarca cockerels'
the John Brown strain, May hatehi price
3d. r. Mcpherson, Greenwood Del
FOR sALE-Good secondhand station
AIRY gasoline engine. horse power cheap
for quick sale Apply at this once.
FOR sALE-Grant automobile roadster.
newly painted and in first class condition.
Apply TO u G.. Draper, Glendale, Del
FOR sAI.E-Pair % mules. one OBJ both
rheap Would trade for horse, COW on
hogs j. b. Hosteder near oiat iiy.
FOR sALE-One desirable home, cen
trally located IN the town OF MILFORD; foE
particulars inquire at The Milford Iruss
co. 6-9-u
FOR sALE-Two-story dwelling on
Carlisle Lane, South Milford, FOR par
fIculars apply TO Esquire HENDERSON; !;
Milford, Del. 4V-z4-u
J. FRANK PORTER, Greenwood. Del
A new and complete line OF general mer-
chandlse. All millinery goods reduced. q.
Prices right -u-"-A
FOR sALE-Open field grown cabbage
pl4ufs Early jersey Wakefield and Early
81 25 per thousand A. T. Colin, Berlin,
Nd r T. d. No. 2. ll-'-ftp
SAVING OUTFIT FOR SALE-Com-
bnati0u frame for saving pole wood and
ripping package Stats, two saws; engine
factory mounted on steel truck, guaran-
teed condition Address v. W. Reed. Fed
eraisburg, Nd. l-2l4t
FARM FOR sALE-33 acres. good
house. rooms large hall, pantry and
wash room. good cellar, fine water good
barn and outbuildngs. fruit and berries
wood on place: fine for poultry; two miles
east OF Milford on road TO Fort salisbury
Wallace s. Watkins, Milford. Del. phone
69-21. ll-Sl-ltp-u
AT THE GROVE POULTRY FARM
100 fine S. e. w. Leghorn cockerels to
choose from for breeders. Straight AM
erican strain. from late mOultlng, high
producing stock. Also Barron strain,
from imported birds with high trap-nest-
ed egg records Chas. E. Grove, Prop.
Milford. 10-24-t Il
FOR SALE-Piece Of smokestack, heavy
iron. l3 feet long and II inches In diam
eter. Ia good order and has damper
in the stack. This Is part Of the connec-
tiou Of the stack on the Inside Of the
power house Of the Milford Chronicle
Publishing Company, which Is dispensed
with by the building Of a large stack, and
will be disposed Of very cheap 10 any
Hs.u A HnHnNaH ~ HH
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
LOST

LOST-A hip gum boot on dupont Road
from Georgetown to Milford. Finder re-
turn to this office and get reward.
11-2S-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

Some one wants what you have 70
seill Then advertise II in the Chron-
Gle nsxt week.
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
WANTED
UnIv vlEU

BOY WANTED In the press room OF
the Chronicle Office TO learn TO feed
press, etc. Must be over is years Of
age. Splendid opportunity to become
a preSsman.
WANTED-Golden Wyandotte cockereL
Wil buy or exchange S. r. Austin. Mil
ford Del ll-2S-2tp
WANTED-six or eight pigs. about S
20 ~ weeks old. Address J. NJ. Reed
Frederca, Del. 11-2l-2t
WANTED-A well-broken young bird
dog Name price. Address L. Richmond
Steele, Dover. Del 11-7-d
WANTED-Middle-ag white woman
as housekeeper In family OF three. Ad-
dress Jas. H. Carpenter, Ellendale. Del
WANTED--A bloclsy built horse, weigh-
ing not less than a thousand pounds; must
be gentle and work in all harness. David
W. Hall, FrederiCa, Del 1tp
WANTED--Au the cowpeas. soy beans
and buckwheat you have to offer DO not
sell until getting In touch with me. Write
or phone, stating the number Of bushels
you have. V. r. Allen, Seaford, Del
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
Public Sale

As 1 am going to stop farming I viii
sell the following personal property at
public sale at my home On Slaughter Neck
on the farm known as the r. = Watson
farm on the road leading from Milford 70
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
LIVE STOCK

an l0 O'Clock a m but f that day should
be stormy sale viii De on the next clear
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
Public Sale

am going 20 stop farming and move TO
Milford and VIII sell at public sale az my
home one mile south Of Union church
two and ONE half miles west of Ellendale
on road leading from Union Church to
EHendale: place known as "Old Belts
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

AT THE GROVE POULTRY FARM
100 fine S. c. W. Leghorn cockerels to
choose from for breeders. Straight AM
erican strain. from late mOultlng, high
producing stock. Also Barron strain,
from imported birds with high trap-nest-
ed egg records. Chas E, Grove, Prop.
Milford. l0-2f-tf
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

FOR SALE-Piece Of smokestack. heavy
iron. is feet long and II inches IN diam
eter. In good order and has a damper
tn the stack This is part Of the connec-
tion Of the stack on the inside Of the
power house Of the Milford Chronicle
Publishing Company. which Is dispensed
with By the building Of a large stack, and
viii be disposed OF very cheap 10 any
person having use for Il. Apply 10 office
of the company, Milford, Del. II
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

3ystacks tops. 800 sheaves blades. abou.
100 punches coarse fodder.
Terms cash.
JAS II. WEBB Of GEO.
T. s Camper. Auctioneer 11-21-2t
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

Horace sudler, Auctionesr. ii-2s-
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

Having sold my farm ! viii sell my
personal property at Public sale at my
home on the road from the railroad sta
tlou 10 the Willard Clendaniel Mil (oppo-
site cemetery on
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28

Having sold my farm, ] Will offer AZ
public sale at my home known as me
isaac r. Jester farm, near the a. sGnoo.
Corner t0 FredcrlCa, ON
Milford chronicle., 1919-11-28
FARMING IMPLEMENTs
'UULIHf sUIILIES

Old Trusty incubators, I holding 75
the other 1l0 eggs, in good order: coal
burning brooder, capacity 500 chicks, used
year. lot chicken wire; lot chicken coops.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14
Democrat Club County
Convention Next Tuesday

structcd TO arrange the details
Another committee was selrct,O
at the meeting to draw up proposed
constitution and BY laws for th,
club to b" submitted to the mem
bers for consideration nj the . mex,
meeting. -, ., .:,,
This Young Mems Democratic
clubs tdea. has covered all. of Okla
homa and In muny quarters the
clubs have been u potent FORGE for
good government aud cletsn politics.
II is not the policy Of any Of IN,
clubs 10 encourage or disa0vvage, she
campaigns Of any BsrJiRants FOR
party nomination.. but the tiea In
that Of promoting the best Interests
Of the party as u unit In every pOSs-
ible way. Unless plans 10 ;stray
III" city club Is destined TO be heard
rom here.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14
DIR. KENDALL IN
THE LIME I.lGHT
Supt. on Institute for Feeble Minded
Resigned and Then Held II Up
Pending Investigation Of charges.

Dr. W. l.. Kendall. formerly \
practicing physician of Duran,. bu;
for several years superintendent Of
sequcntly DR.. Kendall got hs Irish
Minded AZ Enid ha., gn,tcn hi.nsci,
In the lime light.
II seems that when tn" leGis!ativ.
committee was making It's trip nj
inspection Dr. Kendall handed H.
his resignation az superintendent Of
the home.
Meantime. IL the facts are give "a
out straight. Il representative of an
Oklahoma City newspaper went 10
the home on q "probing" "Nr' di',on
and found conditions which may
have been improved upon. and alro
learned OF domp's.. troubles OF Dr
Kendall and used these facts TO max
sensational story alleging very
bad conditions in the home Con
sequently DR.. Randall got his Irish
up and had his resignation held up
pending investigation of the charges
A representative, commenting M
on the alleged expose. sca,hingly de
nounccd the Oklahoma City paper
on the floor Of tn" house.
Durant Weekly News. 81 per vrar
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14
Twenty Five Delegates 10 br Elected
70 Attend State Convention 1T Nc.
.ilr>trr February END.

According to the call vi III" Pr.
ident A. h. Davis. the Young Mems
Democratic Club of bryan County IL
TO meet In Durant next Tuesday.
February 18th for the purpose OF
selecting twenty five delegates "a
represent bryan County ut the .tat"
convention which cOnvpncs In Mr-
Alester ON the evening OF Saturday
February 22nd. II is expected. tha,
representation from every part Of IN.
county will attend the county con
Monday night al special call u
large number OF young Democrats
of this city met at the Commercial
association and perfected u Duran,.
city Crganizstion. with A. W. Gill
land, president; Floyd Hagood, vice
president, and Morris Ovcrstreci :.
secretary treasurer. An "xrcutiv"
committee to compose Curtis Lewis.
a. Il. Davis and r.. ". Evans w,.
then selected 10 have supervision %
The clubs activities
By unanimous vote II WAS de-
tcrmintd that the local club should
entertain the visiting delegates from
the other parts OF the county az thu
county convention next Tuesday and
the exccutiv" committee was IN.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14
NEVER Ttk) OLD no iDVERTISl.

There are now appearing in tn,
newspapers and magazines series
Of illustrated advertisements put out
by we'll known mercantile hous
that was established in 1929. Thy
deal with phases of the company =
business which are not generally
known to the purchasirg public.
showing the methods OF collecting
life Of it, agents. episodes n remote
esting because they possess thu
charm Of novelty.
reference Is made to tn" matter
here not because such advertising T.
new. which. Of course, II Is not, but
because this long established insti-
tuition. lack only five years of being
two centuries Old. feels that II T.
we'll worth while to keep Its nam
constantly before the public New
competitors are constantly rising.
and only b. meeting changed condi.
tions in the spirit OF the day can the
Old ttmts hold his own.
Tis IL point which should no.
be lost upon any line of buisnrs,.
Age carries with II no great rriv!-
legr In trade, but must hustle to
keep the place II has won. Adv.r-
tising. we'll managed, Is a prodigiouh
help In this direction. II this fam
Gus old house dating from 1923. be-
fore Washington was horn. finds
printers ink essential to It's prosper
ity, how such an aid be to the in
dividual, firm or corporation that Is
in the first flush of youth. Auxil-
lary.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14
.\rbOricultur,

.\rbOriculturp
70 one can tell when man frs.
nen to cultivate trees or con.
ueiy made them part of his
prominent. Like the domestic ami.
s "nos" coming under the yoke
."an Gates back into the misty
o. prehistoric times. the trees
carried TO the domiciies Of men
.ntt" underwent profound
uteS as result of the attention
S"retion by the lords OF crea-
bnt from days of traditi ,n
nave won the hearts OF MOTT
pe',''" Of tongue or time. and
t car" and employmen, has ne n
as a, o, the degree OF civilization.
&c ., 'alt. are toida1,f, xsptiles and
animals In thasqe irHds OF. ali
I,s IT,, out with fl6xeRk and tceer
kcb i Always the aesthetic appeal
r." mas crystalised itself into
VI 'he most beautiful concepts
A!'hS OF the race. Almost ey-
n"''ah character Is por.rayrd
% %onle Tree If only the powers ~
h p,,oH wH and comparison be
k.,y "no ,, mas not seen the tall and
Er,N !lr and spruce majestic in
|jl n. ,.ult"Scent uprightness svm-
| No.. ", some great charactero who
L., I'n,,sn Zen in the gracefully bend
entr'' nEtohnardy dy poplar, the funera,
p'ns willow, the gnarled and rue
ka,r'o .aH' me quaking aspen, and tho
r." 'lm, some human coun,er
,,,- ioo' IN the fin. art OF do.
p'"r our homes, our lawns
ach,na ana streets how much could
\ cD'', "'rV"h In effects If some ,orpe
a a'' b" carried out in harmon.
lea . .""S to the soil and ,h. ns.o.
| cs, 'Ichit"cture. Every dnv n..I,.
\ 90 s. pass down an ordinary stree,
e. squalid little ramshacLI.
Han .hus"s' once the place Of
Esmc,a n abode ,. overgrown by hug" =.
ky heh ',ses' and only a few y.rds
|ns,,." ,'aodinr forth w,,h '"rrn "or''
Framss,,s grace bu. lacking in M ,h.
~-ea' OF harmonizins ~ Hs,'.s. 'ee
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14
SOC Neckwear

Our buyers in New York
expressed us this ship
ment of new collars. He
wrote us it was n pickup
at an unusually low price,
and he would like to have
it put on special. That's
the reason why these dafn
ty organdy and Georgette
collars are priced SO low
And they are plain. ruffled
and embroidered. In the
Neckwear section only 50c
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14
Women S Winter Coats
at Final Reductions

Good servfceable garments
OF velour. zibeline and kersey
with large pockets and adjust
able collars. Goats in this Tot
are worth to S24.50. priced FOR
final reduction at ...... $500
.'.,. ,.,
Finer garments are to b,s
found in this lot fashioned Of
brOadcloth, kersey. velour. ETC.
In a good color range. Goats
in this lot are worth to $35.O0
Priced in final reduction &I2.GD
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14
Girls Will Like These
Fine Serge Dresses

And one OF the reasons is
that they are in pretty MILDLY
styles. belted of course: with
square or round collars trim
med with braid. Plain or plait-
ed skirts. In good colors. Sizes
from $ 10 II. Dresses that sold
IN regular way at $1,000 to
Sl4.S5 are now priced at $2.97
S4.45 and .......... S4.95
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14
gerf,it1A BfslA
VCOM p ~ ~ ~
WORD COMES FROM THE
PARTY or
PERKINS BUYERS

This week there came a
massage from our party of buy
.,r. who are now in the great
Eastern Markets buying mer-
rhandise for the 100000 GUS
,nn.rs of the Perkins chain
NJ stores throughout Texas and
oklahoma. The message states
-ha, great surprises for us are
coming forward by express the
mex, few days wonderful Gre
,,ion, in New Coat Suits
scores of beautiful Dress IS and
dreamy things in Millinery. to-
ccrhcr with great lots of new
accessories for milady'S wari
robr. SO we are nXncciN"
mich from these trained. buy
.rs really more than in any
nroyious season. Advanced
shinnrnt already received re-
veal TO us many wonderful and
original ideas in New Millin-
.rv. New skirts and New Boots
which are now on display in
their respective departments.
Watrh the biz store from day
10 lav read each Of oir ads
krru in touch with things YOU
ar" Interested in for thn com.
ing Sprin2tin".
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-02-14

and trees Why all this dishar.n my
between dwellings, appointments and
co omrative effects? II H. m in
disputable index Of our lack OF pro
gr US u which the soci'l goou ,.na!i
triumph over the purely individualist
will. Our histories read backwards
some five thousand years. and II Is
well to con the pages OF the past;
but We are people without vision
IL we do not concern ourselves in 4
very large measure how the story
shall trend the next five thousand
years. II in the Last five thousand
We have learned TO set aside the cave
mans prerosatives and the clan TO
build state, certainly. In the next
five thousand years We ought to
learn to expend the idea Of III" STATE
to a cosmic and universal conccp-
ton OF the rights Of mankind. John
in his Revelations speaks Of the
City Beautiful where trees grew by
the River Of Life bearing twelve
manner Of fruit. What charm they
lend In this concept OF the CITY bf
the Blest! Why can not our home,'
and streets be made the inviting
home OF man in our journey through
life. Theer should be two great low
ers OF trees In our time. man and
birds. Mans greatest ally Is tn"
bird closely followed by the tree.
In fact these three form an indis-
soluble triumvirate partnership. and
welcome Is the day when all the p"o
pie join in bringing back the shade
Of our squandered forests. and tn"
songs OF our vanished birds. Will
you be one to join in the community
spirit of memorializing our soldier