Farmers Champion (Elgin, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 43, Ed. 1, Wednesday, August 10, 1921 Page: 1 of 4
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FARMERS CHAMPION
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lLQIN OKLAHOMA. WEDNESDAY. AUC1. 10 12 1
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Value of a Bank Book
'A well-worn s.-uiiiKs bank book showing sy-lcmat
ic nnl freiuenl deposits is t lie best rci-iiniut.Miil.ilitiii a
young man cm present when applying fr a position of
trust. It in int only an evidence of tlnift but slums a
determination to live on los than he mi'kes which in
the l.il analy-is is the road to a competence. Itrcmn-
nieiMlfitioiis si idI inlluence of friends of the .ipplic.ml
face into insignificance with the employer when coin-
pared to the above mentioned characteristics"
"NO DEPOSITOR HAS EVER LOST A DOLLAR IN A
STATE BANK IN OKLAHOMA."
Bank Of Elgin
ASTATEBANK ELGIN OKLA-
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Gambler Pined
Sunday afternoon Deputy
Sheriff IJ.iumaii walked 'In on
four fellows in a box car Hear
the depot whom he took to be
playing ii game of chance.
Three of Hi em appeared helon:
Justice ijtuclcliuttsc MuililuV
iiioi ninifi ple.wl guilty to tilt
chargei and the Iiik unit Coals
for eacli one nilioitnlctl to Ml. 00
The foilrth one plead not guilty
"ii Was given a hearing b-fnrr a
Jury of .siX. The Jury found him
guilty anil i lie line mill aMs gi
en by the JidIko titnU-l $3800
liirtll
1 v.t McKiuiu-y anil wife who
1 vc on the Dr Shiiley farm Wet
of 15lgin. are th parent of a
jnl horn Mond.iu
Union Graded Schools.
On Monday of l.ial week the
people of Ovril attd community
Voted on the proposition of a Hn
ion graded school Much inter'
Cst Hap Ui'itufisted on both sides
mill idler tlie votes were countetl
it wnsilearniil that there were
i104 for to 120 against Those
Who ffct'ored the proposition are
much clntcil over their yicloiy.
claiming that ll -tter school are
l bus. assured anil that only
te-scliors wiiii fiiyit grade certificate:-
will be liuiploycdi
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Quarterly rteetluj;. !
Di-nict SiipcilnteniliMit Lew-
is of I.awlon has announced that
tht' ncx I iimi lei'ly meeting oi
the lilin Methodist church wil'
be held on rfunilaj Auis.i 21.
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Perfection Stoves
3-burner and 4-burner
Cook with one of them this
hot weather and keep cool.
Buy So-BoSsSo "Kilfly"
To spray your cows and then you
can milk in peace. Get one of
our Tornado Atomizers to apply it.
BAQG1R UJiKR S
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FRESH AND CURED MEATS
Hot Lunches gci-Vcil At All Hours Of Tlie Day
FRESH HOME-MADE CANDY
First Door South Of Postoffice
CLAUD HAYS Prop.
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NORMALCY PRICES
The Old billable this Week i olferinn to tlie trade for llip
lirst time in two enrs a can of Van Cjiiio pork and uenn
for ten cents No 2 can for 20c two for 8ac no. B 23c we
should sell them bv the dozen at that prion lo 'coffee we
have the line-t on the market Folgeis Giddi n G-ileJ if yili
buy one bo!( we haVe a coffee customer. We hnu eyer
thing that is usually kept to eul in u uioceiy store.
We still have some of tJioe. three dollar
shoes left also overalls shirts; hose both
for ladies and gentlemen suspenders capa
and a nice line of drygoods and notions.
Yours anxidua to please
L.C. Coffin Prop.
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GEORGE M. MALVERN
OS! Lands Leasss And Royalties
Leasts near drilling wells
Farm Lands Loans And Insufanos
PrlVute money to ioun on farms
Sterling Oklahoma
O 0 i' fi & O O K O ft O & O O 0 O f
GROCERIES FRUIT
Cold Drinks
Produce Ice Cream
L Yli WL.KIV X
Successor To Prahk Fuller'
j ft O 6 ft O :? O 0 ft 0 fa $ & & & $
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Cords
Fabrics
Low Cost Mileage
For the Big Car
Every FiskTirc is a guar-
antee that you will get
mileage at a low cost.
For satisfaction safety
and economy you buy
a "sure thing" when you
buy Fisk Tires.
You ate safe -when you
buy a known and repu-
table product at a low
price
Sold only by Dealers
Just Received-New 'Dollar Bill' Line
Prom Lukonc Tailoring Company Chicago Jf
LOUIS A. KOHN Vre-ldcnt '
LATEST FABRICS f
NEWEST MODELS II
REM ARKASLE VALUES
responsible tailoring
made-to-measure: :
Look it Over To-day The IMccs Arc fti((ht
SELL STRAUSS BROS. CLOTHES ALSO. 8
C. M. STACKHOUSE
i3ctiaifcBeceoecvi soctttc9t9nv
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Farmers TJnJoii Bxcliange Elin
Dttalerfe in
FANCY GROCERIES PRODUCE
COAL FLOUR AND FEED
If We tii n't have ail of your blislueHa Wc
would appreciate par I of it.
Prompt And CotirleOu TrCatmehl To All
A. A. Wood Mangr.
Wko lOtie ii? t fit t5 ? '
fio fr WW r
Ct lebratcdi
A ntimlii'i1 from this locnlity
iitlelltled Hie L;uv()iu iinniver-
iSiiry eeleliriitinii tlie IhsI three
i(;iVor List WttU init of llicili
uninr ilowil ;it niylit when it vn
cooler. A l.n uer niinilier went
'on Fiiiliivilliun ntij" ulher ily -
monii the nninler lioiiiu. L. ('.
Collin mill wife. In'e I'etty hikI
wife C M. Stiirkhonse Jilul wife.
.1. M. Cl.-ik iiml ujfe. M U.Slepli-
lens.iiul nuitheri Ilnrry Keililei
K. K. Mniniiiil. II II. IUUU nml
Jfmnlli. K W'est anil wife. LeKoy
Doclilini. Homer Shirht Kloyil
Hernilon.
Passenger Rules Cut.
A heavy cut in the ronhi! trip
p-isenirer rule has Ween niwile
J bv the railroail; rnnnini; bet'
wec.i Kansas City anil St. Limit..
! to lutic elTect AiiUi 10. The new
round trip rate will lie $12.00
while the present rale h $21 08.
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: Purebred Durocs
j Henry W. Hasenbeck
New Pil.stofi I
Kev. Oscar J liV.ilNOIIi tlie
new pastor of the MetlltitliM
church came In Sunday moiiliiiU
froiti I lie Iioiik of hii parents
east of (Jemenl anil expectol to
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preach here that )lay( hilt a-
Kev. Pi ice hail remained over
ami expected to preach his f.nvj
Well sermons the new pastor
w.iitoil until next Siimlay to ile-!
liver his liiftt hermou. J
The Uew man is n j"il? mmi-i
ule man and sayn -oinc people
call lilm the hoy preacher.'
thouiili he has Ii.mI neVen years!
experience as a minister Part
of i he time he Iiuh liceu in
charge of the yuuiiK people's I
work of t lie church throughout!
western Oklahoma anil he tnheHJ
very much interest ill the wel-
fare of the j onntTi '
He went hack to CVineht Mon-i
day hut evpects to return here
the latter part of this week and
the'n remain on the work until
the annual conference convents
in Oklahoma Citv. Oct. 12. He
will use the same preiirhinu
schedule as Key. Price did.
Next Sunday he will preach in
Klui" 't 11 o'clock and at Beaver
UetuJ at iiiyliti
LAST CHANCE
To S.'Ctirj a CciitaKe Site tit
riedicine Park
All Unsold Lots Will Be Disposed of at
Public Auction Tuesday
August 16
Medicine Park i- Jusi iieuimiinir t' dcVenpi
The Intcrtirli.ni Iruui Liwlon is assuicil.
Apartment houses are lietiit; pl.mncd
Cottauefl itre koIuk up daily.
This is the last chance to secure a tiuilitlnc cllcap(
Special privileires to lot owneis.
For phis terms and full iufurinmiun call at office or iidi
dress
Medicine Park Company
Medicine Park. Oklahoma
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Wettengel & Son. Farmers Champion (Elgin, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 43, Ed. 1, Wednesday, August 10, 1921, newspaper, August 10, 1921; Elgin, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc69730/m1/1/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.