The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-02
BIG EVENT TO
FEATURE NEXT
TRADES DAY HERE
BARGAIN DAY WILL BE HELD
DURING FAIR WEEK; TO
PLAN ELABORATE
PROGRAM

Monday, September IL, will be OBJ
served in Ardmore as Special Bar
gain and Trades Day This was de-
cided upon at meeting of the mer.
chants held this morning at the
Chamber of Commerce.
First Monday in September is Labo,
Lay and will be observed as q holiday
and for that reason the Retail Mer-
chants Association must select anoth-
er day for First Monday Bargain and
Trades Day.
When July came en- a first Mon
day, Trades Day was held on the
second Monday, and the same thing
will apply to September.
AS to where the drawing will be
held and as to the plan Of advertising
the event will be questions that will
be decided later. These matters were
placed in the hands OF a committee
representing different lines OF bust
ness. The committee is composed Of
Henry Baum, chairman; John F.
Easley, Conner Pennington, John W.
Teer, w. W. Clemens, J. E. Hamilton,
Gabe Newman and John Sneed.
This committee Is to meet at once
and decide upon the details. The big
Trades Day will come on the same
week of the Free Fair. The two
events will make a busy week in Ard
more. The merchants have given bet
ter cooperation with the people Of
the county in their Fair than the
merchants Of any other city in the
state. They are interested in max.
ing It a big success and as a special
attraction some OF the biggest mer'
cbandise bargains ever offered will
te advertised for the event.
The merchants will also take an
active part in the Trade Excursion
that will be held Just before the Fair
and their advertising Will be placed
In every home in 4 wide area OF ter
ritory.
Mrs. L. T. Evans OF III f street.
southwest, was awarded 500 by the
merchants yesterday. An aggregate
CT $3.50 was given away in front OF
the Senior High School building.
Ten purses of $1,000 each were
awarded TO the following people; :.
Fl. Rogers, Plainview; Mrs. o. W. De-
Venney. s03 u street northwest; Mrs.
Ed Allen, North Washington street;
Elmo Hester. 4i4 d street northwest
Lorenzo Goss (col), Bixby. Okla.
Mrs. L. c. Wallenstein, l05 street
southwest; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bramlett, ll3
Fifth avenue northwest; Mrs. W. r.
Combs, Ill X street northwest; c.,
W. Metcali, Hollis, Okla, Helen Lowe,
436 street southeast.
Five purses OF $500 each were
given to the following Mary Payne,
1905 b street northwest (she won a
Ike amount last month";; f. Bright,
us A street. northwest; Mrs, James
karrel, Poolvlne. Okla. ". +. Wine
blood. 7l6 Fifth avenue northeast:
Eugene Holt, 1905 + street northwest
Ten purses OF ten dollars each were
awarded 10 the following: Mrs. o. W
Lamb. 4Qg r street northwest: r.. ].
licndon Bella Vista APARTMENTS: Miss
Daisy Nichols, 1909 Burch street
northwest, Robert Faley, $50 r street
northeast. Mrs. W. ], Leach, 2iO r
street northeast, Peanut Mor,hcad,
200 Ninth avenue northwest: A. c.
Straehlcy. oil Stanley Boulevard,
katherine Poland. 900 Z street south.
vest. Mrs. +. y. Stark, go f street
southeast, Mrs. VI. + Petttt. iOs {
street southeast
Five five dollar prizes were dis
iribuicd as follows: +. c. London, Z.
street southeast. Mrs. Joe Helbaeh,
t2S Fourth avenue southwest. C. II.
Lewis. al Washington street. c, :.
srears. 1OS Eighth avenue northeast;
T. =. Phillips. SIG E street northeast.
The five sacks Of flour were given
to the following: Ray McGee. j.
sixth avenue. May Clifton, F1rs, ave-
nuc. Roy Bowman, us uarvrovc
street. Harrise Smith (col). s25 +
Main street. r II. Mitchell. Wilson,
okla.