Muskogee Times-Democrat from Muskogee, Oklahoma • Page 6

THWESJEMOCRAT, WJSKIOGEE, OKLAHOSIA Wonderful Sale of Brand dWUnt KuMAWlt New Just-from-the-Factory I FOR OKLAHOMAN ai I COMES TO LIGHT AmL- SON OF MILLIONAIRE I Edward A. KuseDe, Tuba OU Mao, Wires BGM Hoskhu, PresidiBg i jDiTiBitj of a Quago Cfar 1 Stand to Come On, for the Stake of Boyinf Smokes is Suspended. mm 1 1 5 Among the new Kanos represented in our stock "are a fine of brand new H. P. Nelson Pianos at Special Midsummer Sale prices.

A specially Hne assortment of this make, all brand new. We are selling them in this sale at these low prices. $300 Style, $169 1 $350 Style, $192 1 $450 Style, $218 First Two $5 a Month Last One $6 a Month Don't buy a Piano anywhere at any price until yon have first viiited 417 West Broadway 111., Sept. 'A aoman only a woman." Kdward A. Kaselle of Tulaa.

from Kipling, "hut a good cigar ia a being the case." replied his trU-n'i. nifforrl fiuthouiw- of thf audit, irig Htaff of ihe Hotfl Sherman, 'coine and MI buy you a good one." I if -oijrHf! i meant a cigar. th'f descended to the cigrar nt.ind, whkh waji presided over by a I-uly whose real narae IK MfjflkinB. What il you have?" queried Out- hotjBe. But mind of Kaselle had strayed from Havana to Arcadia at Blg of Hoskinn.

He mopped his fevered brow with the quarter cigar Outhouee had purchased for him and eaaayed to Bmoke his handkerchief. Buying Smokes Job. day after that he earned the and admiration of "Front" and hiB brethren by the princely manner In Hot and GM "Wkter In BveryBoom iiiiiiuiuiiiimiiiiiiiuiinuuuimii A Clean Vatnllr Sotel FrtvsteBaths MOTEL FIlANCIIS $2.00, $2.50 and Per Week 50c, 75c and $ixxi Per Day Excellent Dining 25c, or S-tOO Per Week Telephone West Okmulgee Avenue MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA. smi well-known actress, whose engagement Diego. vfOB recently announced, Spreckela, multl-ipllllonaJre and one yMONAZITE FOUND.

PAYING QUANTITY eeckham. Sept. The statemisnt ot a geologist working In Kay county that be had found n-hac (was apparently a deposit of monazite and that its supply would be in commercial quantities, has caused quite a little flurry of excitement among men who realize the great value there would be In a deposit of this sand, especially as the European war has about cut off the greater amount of the supply. Monazite sand I is used chiefly in the construction of I gas mantles and up to the pre8 I time the suppty of extracted sand has been very limited In the world. The deposit is in a lowland directly south of Peckham about two miles.

DANCE FIGHTING IS FATAL TO TWO rounded and fairly" riddled by the posse. Bob Parker, an American, a knife wound in the abdomen. FEAIRINC BIG STRIKE. Chicago, Sept. 27.

strike of is garment workers, was set for today result of the refusal of employers to grant a higher wage scale and Improved working conditions. I'nion laders say the strike will tie up -he clothing manufacturing industry in Chicago. Police were to patfof ffie cToThtng manufacturme- Industr)' in Chicago, Police reserves detailed to the clothing district. Cut This Oat- It Is Worth Money WIRT. with John D.

Sprcckels, of Sa-n Toung Spreckels is the son of John D. the west's wealthiest capitalistri. So Co. Save $50.00 to $150,00 on a Piano. One Commission.

SENDS A NEW PIANO HOME .00 Monthly and Up Pays Balance 417 West Broadway Muskogecj Oklahoina 9 New Yale THEATRE COMING TOMORROW. KING BAGGOn In a Multiple Reel Imp Drama "AN ALL ROUND MISTAKE" ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW nVE AND TEN CENTS i C. BEANE CO. THE DAYLIGHT QUALITY STORE B. C.

BEANE' CO. Great Crowds Attend Our Fall Carnival Sale in a search of the hundreds of Special Bargains that we are offering in New Fall Merchandise. Everybody's Voting for Some One in the Piano and Grafonola Contest COME, CAST YOUR VOTE FOR SOME ONE AND HELP THEM TO WIN ONE OF THESE HNE INSTRUMENTS JUST RECEIVED A Shipment of the llew' Fur Trimmings in a Variety of Styles New Suits and Coats Daily Standing Of Contestants Sislers of St. Joseph .5.000 Rebecca Lodge .4.600 Mrs. Waiter Peters .4.300 Muskogee High School.

.4.200 FJiz-abeth Bonnell Haltie Meyers .3.500 Central Baptist Church. .3.100 Bessie La Raux .3,000 Mrs. G. F. Spurlock 3,000 First Presbyterian Church.

.2.300 Christian Church .2.100 Washington ..2.200 West Minster Church .2.200 Solicit Your Friends and Help Some One to Win. Extra Special Values l.n'i" nl I (itiality Sizes () to CIlll.DRI'A".^ DRI'SS- 1 -i, clioicf i LOT ity coKiiv. 75c Mr SI.IN' and I 'Hvv(- 1 Inr -49d i $1,25 ami I ninn F.dgc brand, suit ONF. LOT Cotton Mes- in colors LOT ami rcpc Pli.s.se tlouti.s at $1.25 and $1 .00 N'ainsook Skirts, enihroidcry- trinimcd, for Linen Department Special $3.50 Linen Napkins $4.50 Linen Napkins Jji3.25 $5.00 Line.n Napkins $6.00 Linen Napkins $10 Linen Napkins $7.75 Who's Your Choice in the Contest? Tuesday Specials 8 to 12 a. m.

uv U'idi', HRIU dark 7c ux- rTii.rrv Jn stripes ami clucks, at. a 7c loc OUTINGS In ligflit and dark colors, plain and fancy, at, a yard 8k IOC BIIEACIIED MUSLIM lot fine soft weave, at, a vard The Dayhght Quality 1 Store B. C. BEANE CO. 407-9 West Broadway The Dayhght Quality Store i which he purchased cigars and cigar- I eties.

What he did with them no one knows, but never a day passed that he did not make at least a dozen trips to the cigar stand. It was a case of love at first sight Finally Mr. Kaselle told of his affection and promised faithfully if she would say "yes" he would keep the smoke out of the curtains. And Miss llosklns could not gainsay her viller. But alas, the money he had spent in the purchase of ctg-ans and cigarettes jnttree he began blB- suit had eaten Up UM his available cash.

Young Ixjchlnvar, who had come out of the west like the original, had to go back to recuperate hla broken fortunes. For several months he tolled and spun and smoked "three-fer" stogifa. Then fortune smiled on him he struck oil on an Oklahoma farm, I Wires for Fiancee. Yesterday Miss Hoskins received the following telegram; "Come to Tulsa right away. Bring ja box of my favorite cigars.

We'll get married right away." "I sincerely hope my romance will not go up in smoke as it began." said Miss Hoskins last night Just before she left for Tulsa. "But I don't think I It will. Standing behind a cigar-stand gives one an excellent Idea of men." MARKETS K. C. FROJDUCE.

Kansas City, Sept. Trciiraery, 27c; firsts, 25c; seconds, packing, 19 l-2c. 23c; seconds, 19c. 12c; roosters, 9c; broilers, loc. BANKRUPTCY.

Two bankruptcy cases were filed In the United "States court Monday. An 1 Involuntari' petition was filed by t-h' I creditors of G. R. Applegate, a mer- 1 chant of Roland; Okla. W.

C. Stairs, a I teweler and watchmaker of Cdllins- vllle, filed a voluntary petition, listinq his debts as $2,400 and assets at J311. Houston, Texac. Sept. an encounter at a dance at Odem, at 2 o'clock Sund.ay morning, Tom Willis, deputy sheriff of San Patricio county, and Hilario Guzman, a Mexican dancer, was 'xilled.

Willis and a posse went to the dance to arrest Guzman on a charge of assaulting Newton Hurst, an American, a week ago. Guzman and Hurst immediately revived their old quarrel, thfe former attackmg with a knife, latter using his pistol. In the scuffle Hurst fired and the bullet, going wila. pierced Deputy Sheriff Willis" heart. He lived five minutes.

Guzman flej but was pursued, sur Cut out this advertisement, enclose cents to Foley 2S3a Sheffield Chicago, 111., writing your nama and address clearly. Tou win ro- celve In return a trial package COQ. talDlng: (2) Foley's Honey and Tar Cora- pound, the standard family remedr for coughs, colds, croup, cough, tightness and soreness ia chest, grippe and bronchial coughs. Foley Kidney Pills, for overworked and disordered kidneys and bladder ailments, pain In sides- and back due to Kidney- Trouble, snrs muscles, stiff backache and rbeumatlam. (3) Foley Cathartic Tablets, wholesome and thoroughly cleansing' cathartic.

Especially comforting to stout persons, and a purgative needed" by everybody with sluggish bowels anc torpid Ilvfer. Tou can try thess three family for only 6c Morhart frug Co. ST. LOUIS PRODUCE. l.uuis.

Sept. f-ns. bprings, 15 l-2c; turkeys, IBi di-cks. geese, 7c. 26c.

l-2c. K. C. GRAIN. Kansas City, Sept.

2 hrud. -No. 2 red. 1 2 mixed, 64 l-2c; No. 2 2 white, No.

2, mixed. l-2c. Open 1,03 97 High 1.05% 95V4 97 'A' 1.03 Close 1.03 94 71 55S 71 5 5 57'n 54vt( 56'A 39 38 39 36 3SU 38V4 38V4 1 12.92 12.85 13.00 13.05 .12.92 12,85 13.00 13.05 S.2b 8,20 8.30 8,27 846 8.57 8.37 8,57 8,57 GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. Chicago, Sept. Wheat- Sept Dec May Srpl Dec May Snpt i Sept (let Sept, I Sepl Oct K.

C. LIVESTOCK. Kansae City, SepC 6.ono head; steady; bulk, iTSOfeS.lO; light, pigs, J7.00@.7.7o. 26,000 head; steady; prime fed steers, dressed beef steers, 9.40; BOUthern steers cowe, U.0Qi§~.06: heifers, stackers, 10,000 head; higher; liimbs. yearlings.

6.75: wethers, 6.50; ewes, $6.25 ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK. SI. Ixiuls. Sept.

Cflpts, 7,500 head: strong to lower; pigs and llghls. mixed and ilvinctwrs, good heavy, 6,500 head; slow I to steady; native beef steers, 10.25; yearling steers and heifers, $8.50 I cows, 8.00; Btockers and feeders, native calves, $6.00 2,500 head; steady; liiiiil )8. sheep and enea, C01T0N SPOTS, New Cirleuns, Sept. spot, steady. 38 poinis up; on Bpot, 925 bales; to arrive.

2.250. (Jood ordinary, 9.62; strict good ordinary. 10.18; low middling. 10.81; strict low mlddUug, 11.26: middlhng. 11.63; strict" middling, 11.88; good Jtniddlinf.

11.20; etrlot Kood middling. 12.57. Receipts. stock, 131,694. COTTON FUTURES.

Orleans. Sept. cotton niiirket closed ptrong at a net advance of 42 to 51 points: October 11.93 11.59 Kecember 12.26 11.95 Innuiiry 12,4.0 12.13 March 12.69 12.44 .,..12.88 12.63 New Home Furnishings For the Fall and Winter Season New Comforts and warm, fleecy Bbnkets on display in our Big Window now. See them today and tomorrow. You'll fike the qualities; you'll like the patterns and yon'U like the low prices.

BLANKETS, PER PAIR 90c, $1.25, $2.00, $3.40, $5.00 and up to $13.50 COMFORTS AT $1.70, $2.25, $2.75, $3.65, $4.50 and up to $18.00 11.94 12.25 12.3B 12.68 12.87 New Draperies All the new Fall Draperies are here and ready for your inspection. AH kinds Scrims, Voiles, Marquisettes, Scotch Madras. Plain and Fancy Curtain Nets, Lace Curtains. Scrim Curtains and Light Weight Sunfast Fabrics for Overdrapes. We price Scrims as low as 9c per yard.

Get Our Prices on Window Shades We make them to carry all widths of cloth and rollers at all times. Clean Your Rugs With the Sweeper-Vac The only combnation Vacuum Cleaner and Sweeper that can be used separately as well as combined. The vacuum cleaner can be used separately, the carpet sweeper can be used separately, or both can be used at once as shown in this illustration. The Sweeper Vac was the Gold Medal winner at the San Francisco 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition. Look for the name "Sweeper Vac." Light and easy ruiming.

No electricity required. Tliree grades, $6.50. $8.50 and $10.50. We carry all three grades in stock. THE BURNERS ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF YOUR GAS RANGE That's why New Method Gas Ranges save you one-fourth of your gae bill.

Compare the New Method enameled burner with any cast iron- burner. These New Method Bte6I burners are easily kept clean. And there are seven other patented improvements on New Methods that are not found on other stoves. There are over 25 styles of New Method Ranges for you to cmoose. I.earn all about the New Method before you buy.

Come In tomorrow. NEW METHOD We Refund Your Railroad Fare rURNlTUReCOMRttir? 223-225 West Okmulgee With elevated oven and broiler Freleht Paid On Out-of- Town Orders.