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Ardmore, Wednetday, Feb. 28, 1912 THE DAILY ARDMOREITE PAGE FIVE Worn A in Business A SWEEPING REDUCTION IN PRICES Brass and Iron Beds, Mattresses and Springs, Rugs, Carpets, Matting, Lace Goods and Portiers, Dining Room Sets, Buffets, China Closets, Refrigerators, Kitchen Cabinets, Safes, Go-Carts, Chairs, Rockers, Davenports, Couches, Folding Beds, Dressers, Clocks, Gas Cook Stoves, Library and Center Tables, Office Desks, Plate Racks, Screens and Pictures. In order to make the desired change in business, we kindly urge everyone owing us on past due notes and accounts to pay up promptly. I have never come before the citizens and public with anything but the truth, and this is strictly a legitimate business matter. The Sale Begins at Once THE BIG STORE WITH A BIG STOCK A.

C. YOUNG FURNITURE CO. i examining trial of Stew Talk inirton. Willie Colo and Fletcher T.ite been set for nearing lie-lore JiuU." Winfrey next Friday. men are i harmed with til ii'r a tanner named Tom l'at'U 11 i 11 a few days a no.

THEATORIUM Special for Wednesday and Thursday WIIGNON, or THE CHILD OF FATE" Adapted from Thomas' Famous Opera. This is a photo opera sensation, exquisite in scenic values, acted by an all-star cast anil staged regardless of expense. Hee the Thrilling Fire Escape. The THAMIOLSER "THE DOCTORS CARRIAGE" Here is the Thanhouser Kid again in one of those Beautiful Society Dramas. Two other big features or value for both sides of your dime rmirnii Tnmv I MUtlftL IUUHI Of F.

ROBERTS WIDOW COLLAPSED AT OKLAHOMA CITY EN ROUTE TO ARD. MORE. LOCAL REPUBLICANS IN BIG FIGHT SCHOOL STATISTICS. FOLLOWERS OF TEDDY THE TERROR CLAIM THEY WILL CONTROL COUNTY CONVENTION. "Jbe big machine is against us," said a llooseveit republican today, 'but we will slciu 'em in the precinct conventions that meet next Saturday.

Thirty of the fifty-six del-crates to i he county convention will be for llooseveit over Taft and Carter county will send a Teddy hunch to the Mate convention." This is the view the Itoosevolt ))eo. pie take on the approaching fiRht. The Taft people have a hip: advantage in Ardmore, all nine of the Ardmore precinct committeemen are Taft, men in Ardmore and the Taft people claim to have all in the county with them except one hut the Teddy fellows say they have a hiu advantage in the county outside of Ardmore and claim to have victory assured. The republican preclnrt conventions will lie held next Saturday at 1 o'clock in the afternoon and the county convention will be held March fi at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Carter county will send seven delegates to the state convention which meets in Outhrie and both sides are claiming a victory.

This is the season of the year when mothers feel very much concerned over the frequent cold; con-! 1 rat ted by their children, md have abundant reason for it as everv cold weakens the lunss, lowers the vi- tality and paves the way for Me more serious diseases that so often follow. Chamberlain's Comh Tt'in- edv la famous for it" cures, and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale i by all dealers. Students From Oklahoma in Thirty State Institutions. Oklahoma City, Feb.

28. During the past year, 3723 common school diplomas were issued by the state Superintendent to as many boys and pirls who had completed the required course of study and were ready for high school work. The counties reporting more than one hundred names are; Lincoln, Comanche, 107; Kay. int); Custer, 1lfi; Rlaine, 117: Alfalfa and Pittsburg-, each ami Caddo, 110. All county superintendents report (hat there will 1(, an increased number this year.

There ar employed in the state lO.li.lO teachers. Of this number, hold first arade certificates with average salaries of per month for males and $.17.81 per nioiilh for females: 4.226 hold secoud I grade certificates with average salar- ies of per month for malet; and per month for females; hold third tirade certificates with av-; erase salaries of for males and $411.30 for females. According to replies received from "i0" letters sent 'he presidents of colleges and universities, 4.12 students I from Oklahoma are attending school out of the state. Of this number, I are reported from Illinois, from Missouri. from Kansas and 20 from Texas.

The colleges and nni- versitics having the greatest number of Oklahoma students tire: Chicago Vnivcrsity, Missouri Arkansas University, 21: Ann, Arbor, IX; Baker University, Ifi; III-! inois University, 11; Yale and the; Wisconsin University, fi each. Institutions in thirty states report- ed students from Oklahoma which in- dieates the influence of home ties in i matters educational. i The remains of Rev. C. 1'.

Uoboits jhave arrived here from Carnegie, Ok lahoma where lie passed away nioruing at eight, o'clock. The funeral was held this morning at 10 o'clock'-nt the Uroa(hiiy church ami a large number of friends were present at the funeral services and accompanied the remain to their last resting place iu Hose Hill cemetery. Dr. .1. M.

Cross, former president of Hargrove college and now pastor at YA'ynnewood was here and conducted the funeral services. Rev. Roberts was presiding elder of this district four years from ISilS to 1M2. his children were educated in Hargrove college, a daughter is buried in Ardmore and the family has always called this; place their home. At the time of his death hi wife and seven children were at his bedside, one daughter residing in Colorado was unable to come.

Here to attend the funeral are his sons, Rev. Luther Roberts of Tishomingo, Rev. Theodore Roberts of Roff, and John Roberts, a business man of Sulphur. .1. M.

Gardner, an old friend of the deceased is here from AVynnewood to. attend the funeral. Mrs. Roberts started with Ihe remains but was overcome by exhaustion and grief at Oklahoma City and remained there. She was not able to make the entire, trip.

The deceased was years of age at the time of his death. W. T. Roberts of Ardmore is a nephew of the deceased. Warr'ago licenses have been issued to I.ei.ind I'llkins.

Mi Kinney, Texas, and Mss I -11m ltnrton, Ardmore; V. Nee! and Ku'ie Aid-more. Will Kemie, O. F. Crinnell ami John Mahan are in the city today from Cainesvillo examining some oi the heating plants of the city.

Thes" gentlemen are members of tin Cainesvillo sc hool board and they are preparing to put. In two steam plants. They were shown over the i-ity by W. V. Lewis.

Suggs, foreman of the Ard-moreiti' who for six weeks lias been serving bis country as a. petit juror in the federal court, has returned from isko'jee. lie was on the Norton ease Jin,) was tied iii on the jury for two weeks in this one case, lie the man who placed bis name in the jury box shall be his natural enemy for all time to come. Distinctive Styles In Footwear for Women YOU women who are most particular about the Styles of your Footwear, will rind exactly what you want. Tan, Black.

Velvet, Russia Calf, Gunmetal and White Can vis, $2.50 to $4.00. LYNN, The Shoe Man THOROUGHLY RELIABLE i Mori's Sass will leave hero FrhbO for Ravia where a new smelter is to be put in operation in the gold fields and a gold bar turned out. The Kavla people have invited the public be present and witness the smelting of the gold. Personalsj C. I'xine and I'.

Anderson have it turned Irom a month's visit to Hot Springs, Ark. Sid Uoui'land, postmaster at Over-brook, was an Ardmore visitor today. MP The best results are obtained by using BAKER'S PREMIUM NO. 1 CHOCOLATE (Blue Carton, Yellovr Lobe I) In making Calces, Pies, Puddings, Frosting, Cream, Sauces, Fudges, Hot and Cold Drink STANDARD I OR 1 YKAItS 53 Hiftl-trM Award in Kuropf nd WALTER BAKER CO. Limited iro DORCHESTER.

MASS. Tftflfttmt. I I hi. Oft. FRESH SHIPMENT CHEESE OF ALL KINDS, KOSHER MEATS CATFISH AND PLENTY OF OYSTERS.

CITY FISH MARKET. THE BUILDING LOAN. FARMERS INSTITUTE. Use Ardmoreite Want Ads. There is up bttnr TieMcnp ni'; for colds 'ban Chamberlain' Remedy.

It act on nature's plan, relieves the lungs opens the sec re-ti n. aids eyriPftnration and re. stores the system to a nealthy condition. For sale bv all dealers. Fads for Weak Women Nine-tenth of all the ikknea ol women is due to some derangement Mia ot the orftni distinctly feminine.

Such sickness can be cured is curat very dr Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription it Makes Weak Women Strong. Sick Women Well. It aeta directly on the orfant affected and is at the same time a (general restorative tonic tor the whole system. It cures female complaint rtht in the privacy of borne.

It makes unnecessary the disagreeable questioning, examinations and local treatment so universally insisted upon by doctors, and so abhorrent every modest woman. shall not particularize here as to th symptoms of those peculiar affections incident to women, but tnos wanting full information as to their svmptoms cneansof positive cure are referred to the People's Common Sense Medical Adviser 100S pages, nemly revised nd up-to-date Edition, sent free on receipt of 21 one-ceot stamps to cover cost of mailing tuly; or, in cloth binding for 31 stamps. Address Dr. R. V.

Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Meeting Here Next Saturday Will be of Importance to All. The Carter County Farmers' Institute will meet in regular session at assembly hall of the court houe next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A very interesting program has been arranged and Secretary McCoy will leave nothing undone to make this meeling one of importance and of intense interest.

A general invitation Is extended farmers and business men to attend. Kvery effort is being made this year to co-operate the farmers and the meeting Saturday should be attended by every person who is interested in the success of agriculture this year. Banker Says It Means a Home on Eery Vacant Lot in the City. You say you cannot, make me believe Kd wards is doing this work for tiie Building Ian Association, tor Kight you are, out it is the truth when he says lie does not use any of the investors' money, or its earnings. It takes the secretary not to exceed one hour eacli month, to keep 'be l)ooksj)f the association, the pay-ments'are made at his office between the 1st and the r.tli of each nion'b.

That is easy, is it not? When the man comes to borrow money, lie pays a commission th1 same as if he was borrowing through any other agent, that Is where he gets his present, pay, but the good pay is to come in later years. Other Huilding and Iian Associations that have been started In the past fifteen or twenty years in states where the laws protect them by Keeping out fake institutions hav" up into millions of dollars in assets. Why should not a man resist, the the. temptation to cripple a young company by taking the littlo earnings now and lose the chance of being at the head of an institution like Mr. Potterf knows there is practically nothing in it for him now, bir he can Bee into the future.

Mr. C. L. Anderson says that a good building and loan association will pu- houses on all these vacant lots. I You had better get into the Itan 1 lltflti ln.nf Tl'ill have to say.

"I let another good opportunity get by to make money for myself, and help Ardiiion- ltow." Allien V. Itaii'-oni, a New Yolk lawwr. says that the best joke he ever heard was of a lawer who was shown the of a certain town by the county Here is the story: After die judge had, with considerable pride, shown to the lawyer the courthouse, the city hall and other public buildings of his town, the lawyer inquired: "Hut where do you feed your poor?" dignified judge looked pereplexed for a lew seconds and then, with a sunny smile remarked: "Oh, we feed our poor on the provisions of the revised statutes." Kxelianiige. RADISH ROOT, CAULIFLOWER, CELERY, FRESH TOMA-TOES, NEW POTATOES AND ALL KINDS OF GREEN VEGETABLES. CITY FISH MARKET.

PHONE 359. 27-2 FEBRUARY 28 IN HISTORY. I Milt Treaty of peace belw i I'ern and Colombia. I President Lincoln- signed law prohibiting officers or attache of the army or na from interfering Willi elections iu several Stales. I Ns I 'Winl icld Scott Schley, U.S.N., ordered to command the expedition to search for Lieutenant Creely, lost in the Arctics.

'Physician at, lending (letieral ilrant announced the patient was Hearing the end. --Democrats iu caucus in decided to wool, lumber, iron ore and salt on the five list bill. -Secretary Morton issued formal denial or claims of foreign governments that American meal was tainted. pins Woman's lOnlnincbisenient bill passed Ifrilish House of Commons on first reading. PHI The first direct primary held in Chicago resulted in the nomination or Carter II.

Harrison, democrat, and Charles K. Mer-nani, republican, for mayor. An Anlinoreiie Want Ad will find It. GETTING READY FOR SPRING We are now in a position to give your Gas Fitting prompt attention- We take pleasure in assisting you in solving your heating, cooking and lighting problems. A Reznor Heater at this time will prove a good investment during the cold chilly days of Spring.

It will keep the children comfortable, thus preventing them from suffering from annoying coughs and colds. May we show you one of these remarkable comfort producers? CITY GAS CO. APPLIANCE DEPARTMENT YOURS FOR SERVICE Report of Gold Find. Hromide, Feb. 27.

A report has been received here that gold has been found a short distance west of here. The stratum It said to he a hard rock a few inches wide about forty feet below the surface and tilted almost perpendicularly. It is reported to have been traced some little distance. Seed Corn is En Route. District Agricultural Aui'iit I-'.

was here yesterday from Mmco and in conference with X. 11. McCoy said he was pleased with th-- activity ot the Ardmore people to Is. cure seed for the ftrmers and told I the lommercial club secretary where "11 eli'a kaffir corn seed for plant! tier. The commercial has been advised tha; the ar of seed corn purchase, i tbe 1 us'ness men of the city has been slTTppcd and It is fvpected to arrive here by Saturday.

i Base Ball. The Hargrove College baseball team will play Springer at the col- I lege athletic field Friday afternoon. March 1, at 3:30. $18,000,000 EQUITABLE FIRE IN MOTION PICTURES AT NEW ROYAL TONIGHT. $18,000,000 EQUITABLE FIRE IN MOTION PICTURES AT NEwj ROYAL TONIGHT.

Feed ARCO, a mixed feed for horses and cows; pur up In 100-lb. sacks, delivered in barn for 90 cts. cwt. This is a carefully prepared feed manufactured by the Ardmor Oil Mlll-'ne Co. lCf To say that we sell the Best Groceries don't Convince you But if you were a customer of oursand ordered a broom or a pound of butter or a bucket of lard we would send you the best.

There are inferior grades of all articles sold in yro. eery stores but we don't handle them. You will get the best here always. Phone 134 FELKEM The Up-To-Date Grocer.