The Collinsville News. (Collinsville, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 12, 1911 Page: 3 of 10
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SEMI-ANNUAL
CLEARANCE SALE
MEN s BOY’S CLOTHING
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Beginning FRIDAY JANUARY 13th, 1911
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EXPLANATORY
This sale is not a money raising proposition but merely a plain
business deal.
We, like all up-to-date business houses are bound to accumulate
a surplus of good stock which it does not pay to carry over until next
season, Hence we are going to let it go at following prices. If you
have never had any dealings with us ask your neighbor who has and
he will tell you that we do absolutely, and at all times, exactly what
we say we will do.
If your neighbor has a suit or overcoat you like, bring him in
with you and see that you get one just like it for On© less
money during this sale.......Our entire stock is made up of high class
merchandise and we guarantee satisfaction or money refunded at any
time during the sale. Yours for business,
“Bill'y" X,Tsr37-ma<n, ILvdlgrr.
Clc&Hb
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Boy’s
Suits
Men’s Overcoat’s
Boy’s Overcoats
O J18.00 Suits -now
SI 2.00
S 0.00 Suit-now
94.00
S18.00 overcoat-now
. 412.00
S 0.00 overcoat-now
. 94.00
Ini 16.59 Suils-NW’
11.00
5.10 Suit-now
3.35
15.00 overcoal-now
. 10.00
5.00 overeoat-now
. 3.35
V 15.90 Sifits-new
11.10
4.00 Suit-now
2.(5
12.50 overcoat-now
. 8.35
4.00 overeoat-now
. 2.05
juj 20.00 Suits-now
13.35
7.50 Suit-now
5.00
20.00 overcoat-now
. 13.35
7.50 overcoat-now
. 5.00
M 22.51 Suits -now
15.00
9.00 Suit-now
0.00
22.50 overcoat-now
. 15.00
10.00 overeoat-now
. 0.05
25.10 Suits-now
10.75
12.50 Suit-now
8.35
25.00 overcoat-now
: 10,75
12.51 overeoat-now
. 8.35
Beginning Friday, January 13th, 1911
The Fashion Clothing Co.
“THE ONE PRICE STORE”
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COLLINSVILLE, - OKLAHOMA.!
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Will Collinsville Leave US When they can just as easily it would be very nice to have
leave it alone. Of course Tulsa these people help pay th «se
| county wants our people, but $400,000 good roads bogns—
not for our people’s go.d; they Claremore Progress,
want them and their properly
Since some of the politicians of
Cohinsville hava decided to force
a vote on the matter of dividing
Rogers county by cutting off a
good sized strip off the weest
>ide and adding it to Tulsa coun-
ty, we might as well let the mat-
ter come to a vote now as later
on. We are convinced that less
than 20 por cent of the people
jiving in the territory effected
sue in favor of the change. Why
should they be?
Real est«te values in Tulsa
county are placed much higher
than here, which Will, of course,
make tixes higher. Tuba has a
bonded indebtedness of more
than $750,000, while Rogers
county’s debts amounts to $25-
000 Do the pei-p'e of Collins-
ville want to vote this bonded in-
debetness upon themselves
To The Rogers
County Teachers
to help pay this debt. They
took a township and hajf from
Wagoner county a few days ago j
to help pay the debt. , Since The Teachers Associa-
If it were merely territory I tion of Regers County has seen
they wanted they woild be ,con-tit to go on record as condemn
tent to wait until they can take ing the practice of some teach
n a large part of Osage county ers of the county in not attend
out a promiuent citizen and one ing regularly the sessions of the
of the present officials of Tulsa Associations, and since many
c iunty admitted to us a few days tax paver and school patrons are
ago that Tulsa coun'y would bitterly complaining that their
ra her have the people and the | teachers are not doing all in
property of that part of Rogers their power to keep informed in
county which they propose to the latest professional thought
take than the whole of Osage 1 feel it inv duty to announce
county. Tulsa would have to tint I will cancel all certificates
bridge no streams for her new of teachers not present at the
territory, would notbe compelled next se-sion of the Association,
to budd any good roads, and yet which is to be held at Claremore
in the Slate University School
Building, at 10:30 a. m. Saturday
January 21, 19L1
The University school gives a
free luncheon to the teachers on
that date
A valid excuse will be any
cause that would keep a teacher
away from his or her school
room duties during the scholas
istic week, and the fact that the
last meeting of the Association
was attended by him or her, will
be a valid excuse. However,
the faithful teachers, present at
the Talala meeting, can be de-
pended on t<> be in attendance.
This not ice should not betaken
as a coersive step, but a plain
duty of the incumbent of the
office of Superintendent o? Pub-
lie Instruction. Teachers have
signed contracts agreeing to at-
tend these meetings, and the
L i w expressly states that cer-
tificates shall be canceled by the
Superintendent for non-perforin
ance of duty.
School boards receiving these
notices are hereby warned not to
pay teachers not attending the
meetings of the Teachers’ Asso-
ciation, unless this office gives
notice that a satisfactory excuse
has been received.
B H. Hester
Supt ‘Public Instruction
Fire and water proof
roofing.
See Lindsly Lumber Co.
R H. Moore will sell a lot
cheap Try him.
Pantation Syrup at M. M.
Millers.
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Wright, W. L. The Collinsville News. (Collinsville, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 12, 1911, newspaper, January 12, 1911; Collinsville, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1173792/m1/3/: accessed June 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.