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THE PERRY DAILY JOURNAL Pebbled Cloth are just in. New designs on no-krinkling goods. Some all over patterns. Look Pretty good. new Table 46x46 at 49c.

Larger size, 56x56 at 65c. You might look at these pretty covers. Covers of Get It Now! you have Another yet shipment bought at of near Men's the and TABLE price. Boys' Of Caps COVERS course is in, it's 49c also AND some 65c- new SATURDAY draperies. See ONLY our 15c Curtain Rods for the best C.

CHAMBERS SURPRISED One of the most unique birthday dinners was the one given by Mrs. C. E. Chambers 1012 Sixth street Thurs-1 day evening in honor of Mr. Cham.

bers' birthday, The dining table was laid for ten guests with a special birthday cake in the center of the table. Following the dinner the guests were entertained with a line party to the theatre which was appreciated by all. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yahn, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smoot and Mr. and Mrs.

R. H. Wilson. All departed at a late hour declaring Mrs. Chambers a wonderful entertainer and wishing Mr.

Chambers a happy birth day. Mr. Chambers reccived many nice gifts. DISPLAY THE FLAG Old Glory is being displayed in front of the business houses surrounding the square in orderly array, in honor of the Noble county track and field meet. There is a feeling of patriotism in the heart of every tru: American when the flag is displayed and we hope it will endure to the end.

RELEASED ON BOND Earl Bixby, who was arrested for possession of narcotics, waived hi: preliminary trial yesterday and was bound over to district court under $1,000 bond which he made, thereby gaining his frecdom temporarily. Mr. and Mrs. A. D.

Sullins, Dorothy and Mailett, daughter and son, sf Red Rock came over to attend the county track and field meet here today. Superintendent of Schools W. B. Goe and Mrs. Goe of the Morrison schools were in attendance at the track and field program today.

Mr. Fields of the Marland-ReJ Rock Record is in Perry today attending the track and field meet and meeting old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cowell and daughter Ethel Delores motored to Hutchinson, Kansas, to visit relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cruthers and daughter Helen of Marland are here to attend the track meet.

Mrs. M. Dickson and Mrs. J. E.

Johnston of Marland are Perry visitors today. Mr. and Mrs. S. Fitchett of Morrison are taking in the track and field events today.

Mesdames Kent, Crowe and Went. worth of Morrison were taking in the field and track events today. Mother's Day greeting cards and framed mottoes at Maloch's Book Store. 21 tf Vina Ruth Carpenter of Red Rock on the train this morning to attend the track and field meet. Clara Bowles left this morning for Norman to attend the track meet and visit her brother Edward.

Mrs. Ned Roberson and daughter north of Perry are Perry visitors today. Mesdames HI. S. Meyer and 0.

H. Bruns of Garber are in Perry today on a pleasure trip. Bob Montgomery and John Houston motored to Jennings today 01l business. C. W.

Anderson of Bartlesville is transacting business in Perry today. Sheriff Ricker went to Vinita this morning on business, Frank Ritthaler is in Enid today on business. W. H. Kirchner made business trip to Enid today, LOCAL MARKET REPORT Hens 19e Broilers, 1lb to 2 lb.

40c Springs 19c Roosters 8e Eggs 21e Butterfat 38c Hides Ge H. Dean Wolleson, son of L. Wolleson, is in Perry visiting his, grandfather and other relatives. Dean was born in Perry, went to Indianapolis to the Naval Academy and was commissioned 81.5 Ensign in 1923. He is croute from the U.

S. S. New Mexico to the Atlantic coast. Adam Endres and Mack Monroe are preparing to. start for Hot Springs.

Arkansas, next Sunday to take the baths for rheumatism and other ail ments. They will remain at the springs for about 30 days in order to secure the best results from the baths. A. J. Crossmyer, state representa tive of the Daily Oklahoman, wats Perry visitor today.

Mrs. Maud Kinnick Spirella Corset- iere, Phone 119-WV. 27 10 PLAINTIFF WINS The case of J. R. Domer vs.

D. Grisom was tried before Justice of the Pence G. A. Surber yesterday and resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff to the amount of $14.00. The suit was brought for $20 back house rent.

NOTICE KIDDIES Buy 11 dime's worth of candy at the Perry Shining parlor Friday or Saturday, May 1 and 2 and get long str.ng of colored beads. 25 3tp Place your at the Maloch Book store for that special box of Mothers Chocolates. 9 tf .01 us nanze your teases anci -W. H. Kirchner Phone 345.

308 tf THIS JONES LUNCH 610 Street We sprcialize in light lunches and 'Toast Sandwiches Made to orde 1000 Island Dressing rint 60c. Mayonaise Dress. per ing. our own puke, per pint 45c. We take Orders for home made pies and enkes.

The Official Straw Hat Season Opens Today At Kraemer's A LOOK OUR AT WINDOWS THE SMART WILL MAKE STYLES YOU NOW WANT TO BUY YOUR HAT NO MATTER WHAT YOUR CHOICEWE HAVE THE STYLE AND SHAPE FOR YOU Splits, Sennitts, Yeddos, Panamas and Toyos- $2.50 to $10 genes Filers in Since 1893 SATURDAY ONLY Big, Red Rubber Balloon FREE! With each 10c Bar Scotch Tone Soap Nelson's Pharmacy GET IT AT THE CORNER DRUG STORE PHONF. 136 THE PERRY JOURNAL DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY LASSIFIED WANT ADS CLASSIFIED RATES All Classified Ads must be panied by cash. Three Lines 8 Times for 25c. FOR SALE OR TRADE -For Ford SALE coupe or roadster, a piano in good con-! dition. l'hone 15 or call 900 St.

26 3p SALE -Earliest of all tomato FOR John Ritter. 800 1, St. Between plants. 9th Streets. 00 210 11p and $20.00.

Maloch Book Store SALE--Oliver typewrier, No. FOR Good as new. 10-10 -Desirable building Jots FOR I. Dunshee, 4-Way near Hotel, phone 180. 24 titp FOR RENT RENT- -Three room house, cOTFOR of 10th and St.

Inquire $13 23-11 FOR RENT--Cool sleeping room bome. for gentleman only. Close modern 10 23-11 Phone FOR RENT--Furnished apartment, munibath, newly decorated. Sit ern, adjoining 84-J. 209 tr Sib surcet, phone RENT- White City Flats, 5 blocks FOR west of P'ost Office, newly painted, clean One and two rooms furnished houses bain connection.

Call at 821-12th Street 21-241p RENT--Furnished rooms or FOR 712 street. 20 31p FOR RUNT--2 or 3 furnished rooms for housekeeping. Modern home. private! entrance. garage, quiet 920 street.

2-1 3up FOR RENT-4-room house 3 blocks west of square with growing garden. 914 street or phone 1613F12 quire at 19 tf FOR RENT--TwO houses, modern.639 Tele. 387-J. 1-f tf FOR RENT---Furnished light keeping 100218, strictly modern. Phone 4220.

1020 St. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED--To trade new furniture old--Perry Furniture l'hone 279. 199 11 WANTED--Painting amid paperhauging. Meyering, phone 120 or 484-31. 27 WANTED---An ice box about 8x5 OT larger.

Address Mrs. Murdock. (: street. 47 Bop WANTED---Young lady. teacher or luge student, not under twenty live, fill good position during sununer tion; good salary: position can he permanent.

Address 1 tent. C. 721, erican Bank Kansas City. Mo. FOR LEASE- -About May the 1st.

now being oreupled by the Plumbing Co, See Joe Trombla at barber shop Marcelling- and 50c. 615 AIrs. F. L. Wall.

Phone 261---J. 19 tf WANTED Two young ladies 10 the training course for nurses at Hospital, Arkansas City, Kansts, 20 LOST -Gold har pin with name" Lillian' Arnuine peari 111 wither end. Return Journal Office LOST- -White airdro terrior pIg, months old. Return 10 1014 1: street phone 312. Sip HENSTITCHING Mra.

Bally. Roost Four Way Hotel. 45 LAUGH WITH "CONNIE' Constance Talmadge's latest Firs National comedy, "Her Night of No mance," is the funniest she eve: made. Accept that statement as th-1 belief of Sidney Franklin, who directed it. The story war written by flanKraly, notry European -creen and constance in a love tuner with an English lord as result of her efforts to diedge fortune hunters.

Roland Colman, a young British actor. is Constance's Ian in thi picture, which will shown the Temple theatre sext Sunday. NOTICE All bills for water and light due on or before the 10th of the month and if not paid service will 1, discontinued. PERCY DANIELS, 261 6t Supt. W.

L. Dept. NOTICE GAS CONSUMERS All bills are due and payable on the first of the month and if not paid by the 10th of the month 8 penulty of 2c per 1,000 cu. ft. will be charged.

Bring or mail your card with payment to the PERRY SERVICE CO. Brand New Schiller PIANO $398.00 Our Price Any Time KING'S MUSIC HOUSE THE USUAL BIG SHOW AT ANNEX GETTING BIG PLAY Opening early today---the Annex Wits a favorite place for the out-oftown folks here attending the school entertainments. In order to handle the crowd the show opened at 12 o'clock instead of at usual opening time. Showing for last times today the program consists of But falo Bill, in "East and six- reel western play; William Duncan in "Wolves of the North" and a two-reel comedy completes the bill. Show will open tomorrow morning at 10 a.

m. -with an all new pro gram--three pictures, ten big reel: All children coming between 10 11 m. and 1 n. 111 will be admitted for 5 cents--this will give the country kiddies a chance to take advantage of the usual children's Saturday morning matinee at 5 cents. MARLAND SCHOOL TEACHERS HERE Miss Helen Herber, Miss Opal Wills Miss Roserta lierber, Miss Violet Hill and Miss Emma Benke, all Marland teachers were attending the track and field meet here today.

They claim to have carried off blue ribbons on pen manship and other pen drawings. A JOLLY CROWD J. C. D.al accompanied by his daughter Dessie, Elsie Reed, Mable Reed, Bertha Peal, Helen Craiz. Hazel Ferndeal.

Arthur Deal and Willis Deal, al: from Echo neighborhood were attendthe Noble county track and fell here (nday. Mr. Deal and youngsters smead their dinner on the court house lawn, like the old-timo picnickers and had 21 good time. Alis. J.

W. Richardson of Marland. accompanie-i by her daughter Edith, and Alisa Adeline Bellmon of Billings are visitors in Perry today. to attend the track meet, Miss Metros Me Ethanon, Mrs. H.

E. Pursley, Mrs. Oscar Dozier and Mrs. Richard Allen of the West Lawn district No. 12 were here today to attend the held and track meet.

Mr. and Mrs. Driesel and children and Mrs. Pete Wilhelin of Red Rock are attending the field and track meet in Perry today. Mrs.

A. Stout of near Billings, oeby her daughters Hattie and Elsie May, attended the Noble county track n.oot here today. Tort ol Oklahoma City visited friends in Perry today for a short time enroute to Ponca City. Walter Mansfield of Tulsa was shaking hands with old friends here today. A.

J. Thor pron of Ada is in the city burmess relative to some oil lenses, Mer. Lilli mi Sanders and son Billy of Red Reel: are in attendance at the field and traci; meet here today. Gus Malaahn, who has been spend. ting sororal days in Wichita, returned home last night.

('has. Malzahn is spending the week end in attending the Evangelical conforetice it nod, Kansas, J. B. South of Tulsa a busiDeSS vi.it Jere today. T'hare your order now for that nice hox of Special Mother's Day choealates at the Maloch Book store.

tr Oil and gas lease blanks for sale at the Journal office. tf P'ublished by the Sentinel Publishing Company, nt 405 Seventh street, Perry, Oklahoma. LEATHEROCK LEATHEROCK W. K. Enetred n8 second-class Matter at the P'ostoflice in Perry, Oklahoma, under Act of Congress, March 3 1879.

Subscription Rates Delivered by Currier per week By Mail in Noble County (Strictly in Advance) One Month' .10 Three Months $1.00 Six Months One Year By Mail Outside Noble County One Month .43 Six Months One Yenr Buy a piano or phonograph at out CLOSING OUT Music House. 9 tf FLORAL DEPARTMENT TREEMAN MUNGER Cut Flowers For Every Occasion Funeral Flowers a Specialty We take particular care in delivery of the very best cut flowers BLOOMING POTTED PLANTS AT OUR NEW GREENHOUSE AT ALL TIMES Call A'hones 0- 221-1-365 At any timo for "Flowers for Every Occasion." the end. Leases and Royalties Lot handle your Leases and Royalties W. il. KIRCHNER CO.

Office Phone 315 Home 29t fo: No Sorting 913 cal to, varamade AmJp. The Perry I the 18-10 St. take Mores Tin 2130 or 7 GL RIDD STAR GARAGE (ias, vil and Supplies Phone 44-1 NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE 2.1-00 HOME LAUNDRY Work 920 Quick Service We Call far and Deliver PHONE 038-1V 1301 West Cafes. Hotels and Barber Sh.ps A Specialty WV. B.

RINGLER POMOBIE TOP REP AI AND TOP RECOVERING W. also Repair Nide Curtalr ON AUTO ROW G. A. LEY Insorance. Keal Estate.

Oil Leases oil Royalties. Money to Loan 001 City Property Olice Rooms 8-9 Phone 189 1st Nat'l. Bank Perry, Okla. G. W.

Clark Company ROADED REALTORS AI Estate, Rentals, Loons, Insurance, Oil Properties. Over Woodruff's Store P'ERRY, OKLAHOMA Ideal Beauty Shop Alanicure 50P Shampoo 50e Alarcel 75c and $1.00 Bob Curl PHONIC NO.86 ROSS SETON BONDED REALTOR Roul botate, Rentals, Farm Loans, Insurance. Building and Loan I'hon: 234 South Side Square Hot Cooked Meats with GRAVY Palace Market.