The Beaver Herald (Beaver, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 29, Ed. 1, Thursday, December 21, 1916 Page: 1 of 12
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The BEAVER HERALD
Oldest Oklahoma Newspaper. Established 1886.
VOLUME 30
BEAVER BEAVER COUNTY OKLAHOMA THURSDAY DECEMBER 21 ig6.
No. 29
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A bank acquaintance is a line thlnjr for a boy oen as a boy
and especially when he is at the point where he begins to know
the value of money and is anxious to earn.
Young people who are taught to save become a credit to a
CJinmunity because it makes them ambitious.
Young people will take pride in looking on this institution as
their bank and they have the privilege of coming and going just
as much as they wish
Interest paid on sax ings.
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Tag Days
THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY
December 21 22 23
Call at our store and receive a Tag which you wear
and when you "purchase goods they will count for your con-
testant at tlfe ritfo of $1000 for each cent purchase. The
Tag will count $10.00 when turned in at the close.
Contest Closes Saturday December 23rd
tOzOO p.m.
Special service checks will be given on everything the
last three days and Extra Checks on many articles. We
will close the contest with
Half Hour Sales
7:30 to 8:00 23000 extra votes on Ladies' or Children's
Coats.
8:00 to 8:C0 ."iO.OOO extra votes on Men's or Boy's Suits
or 100 pounds of Hour.
8:C0 to 9:00 35000 extra votes on Overcoats or sack of
Sugar.
9:00 to 9:30 23000 extra votes on Shoes or 2.00 purchase
of Dishes.
9:o0 to 10.00 10000 extra votes on each $1.00 purchase.
Standing of Contestants will be announced at 7:30 Sat-
urday December 2!lrd-
BEAVER MERCANTILE COMPANY
BEAVER OKLAHOMA
W. A. COLDWATER DEAD.
This community was deeply grieved
to hear of the death or V. A. Coldwat-
er wlilch occurred Wednesday morn-
ing at .' o'clock at ihe Heaver hosui-
tal. Ho vvag operated upon Tuesday of
last week Tor ulcer of tho stomach and
bouelsand for appendicitis and seemed
to be improving nicely from the effects
of the operation when his heart weak
ened and the end catne suddenly
The body was prepared for burial by
theTrnax Undertaking establishment
nnd taken to the old home In Kana
for interment the funeral party leav
ing tc-day on their sad mission.
Mr Coldwaterand family have been
residents of this county for a number
of years nnd are atrong our very best
citizens. They have one of the best
farms on the North Flats near the
town of Korgan and It is well Im-
proved He was wide-awake ener-
getic and a hard worker; n man who
sUod high In the estimation of his
friends and neighbors nnd who was
strictly honest honorable and a man
of influence for good and higher Ideals
among his associates. His home lite
was one of his most admirable quail-
ities. He loved his home and his fam-
ily and his first thotlgh't was for them
kh was evidenced by the spl.ndid farm
home and tint improvements which ho
provided for their comfort and the
pride ho took in making home attract
ive and convenient. The wife and
two little sons will sadly mtes thecom
panlonshlp and cam of ho who had
been such a devoted husband and
father and their loss will bo a hard one
indeed to bear.
Mr. Coldwater was known to a legion
of friends in this section and all knew
and respected him as a man of sterling
character His death is sincerely re-
gretted and all join In extending deep-
est sympathy to tho sorrowing wife
and children
RED CROSS CHRISTMAS SEALS.
Tho teachers of the Heaver culiooli
have received a number of lied Cross
Christmas Seals which they are sell-
ing at the request of tho State Super-
intendent of Health for the benoflt of
tho Anti-Tuberculosis Campaign fund.
If you have not already done so call
upon any of the teachers and they will
be glad to supply you. The little Seals
are onjy one cent and they mako at-
tractive decorations for Christmas let-
ters and packages and at the same
time the sale helps along a good cause
CHORAL CLUB ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment Riven at the M.
K Church Thursday evening of last
week by the Choral Club was quite
well attended and those who heard the
program were much pleased wit l It.
The evening's entertainment included
music both vocal and instrumental
and readings all of which were well
rendered.
TilE WOMAN IN CONGRESS.
It is within possibility that the worn-
Laneleeted from Montana to represent
rftJst'Btate in Congress may hold the
f uslnnee of power for the whole nation.
Congress is tvery evenly divided be-
tween the Democrats and Republicans.
If Miss Rankin should deotde to cham-
pion a measure outside of party lines
her action might decide the whole leg-
islation. Never before has any woman
Jn the United States been placed in
tuch a position of power.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
Mrs. O. P. Pruett was agreeably sur-
prised Friday of last week at tho noon
hour when her parents J. It. Hinkle
end wife and her brother Charles Hin
kle and family drove in from the
country bringing with them well-lllled
t askets containing a sumptuous birth-
day surprise dinner for Mrs. Pruett
that being her natal day. Tho event"
was a complete surprise and a most en-
joyable affair for all.
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BY THE EDITOR
TPfl Vf We sincerely extend to
. 7 you the compliments of
tliis Christmas season. May Provi-
dence deal gently and generously with
you and yours to the end that in full-
ness of life and the ripeness of age you
may reap bountifully of the blessings
that accrue to man and womankind.
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As you follow the Star of Destiny
through life may your acts and your
example be such as to prove an in-
spiration to others who are yet grop-
ing in the shadows of existence.
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We wish you a Merry Christmas a
Happy New Year and a prosperous
and extended journey through life.
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First National Bank
OF BEAVER
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Member Federal Reserve Bank
Capital $25000 Surplus $2500
J W. AVEIHJ IVhMeiit W. II. WELLS Cnslilu
FRANK MAl'I.E Vioe-Pres. J. O. ELLIS Asst. Cash
THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN ItRAVKR COUN
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ACCESSORIES
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Christmas
Nineteen Sixteen
The Herald
BOWLING ALLEY
HAS OPENED UP FOR '
BUSINESS
THURSDAY-Ladies' Day and Night
Clean Orderly Parlors Everybody In-
vited No Smoking Ladies'1 Day.
fir. ft. KIRK Prop.
' Located Basement Strahatham Bldtj. t
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'I have the best farm
loan proposition in Bea-
ver county. Get my
terms before closing
any loan. : : : :
H. N. LAWSON Beaver Okla.
BIG TIME AT THE CIRCUS
Tne "Silly Circus" which was given
by the teachers of the grade sohool
Saturday evening to raiBe fundi to pay
for a piano for the new grade building
was well patronized and much enjoyed
by all. The proceeds of tho evening
were about IGOOO which will add ma
terially to the fund. The "Circus"
was one of the best "etuuts" that has
been given in Beaver ..for some time
and afforded plenty of amusement and
harmelesa fun for old as well as young.
Of course everybody had to go as us-
ual to "take the children to the cir-
cus." Among the features of the
evening was a Minstrel Show In -which
a number of our leading citizens play-
ed the role of "Coon" to perfection.
Tho Side Shows were also the sourco of
much fun. II. M. Bulick as "Uncle
Josh" and Cliff Drum as the green
country boy certainly took the cako
for make-up and created no small
amount of tbe fun of the evening.
Altogether the "Circus" was a most
enjoyable affair both financially and
socially and tho teachers are to bo
congratulated for their effort.
Auctioneer Williams reports a good
alio at J. L. King's this week. A mare.
bought- last spring for $100 brought
115. and her colt $.'.1.00 Cows sold
for 85 and $00 and yearlings for C2
' and 153-
J. D. Kilts returned tho past week
from a visit of several weeks duration
with relatives at Cherokee and Other
points.
Dollar
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Farm hod twenty miles away
from a town is worth only about
half aq much as land two miles
from a town and it ja the mer-
chant that makes tho town.
Then why should wo not buy all
of our goods from the fellow
who makes our farme more
valuable)?
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Do You Want to Build
A Home la
Beaver Heights?
We will loan you the money..
You may pay in monthly
payments.
Coaly Lendl "o
Home Office: Green Bay Wfist ht
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