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Those Ladies' and Misses' Wraps at Bash's
But they must all £0 by January ist, so we make another reduction in prices. These wraps are
all right and are going at hut little above half price.
We have a few MEN'S OVERCOATS that must go
the sain way and they are money savers
to whoever buys them.
✓x | | rfnfhm^ must also be largely reduced before we invoice
UUr neavy V>IOTnin^ the first of the year and you might just as well
save a few dollars by buying what clothing vou need right now. Caps and Gloves must move also.
Leather top, corduroy caps at 25c—less than one-half first cost.
A Line Fancy Stand and Hanging Lamps.
Just the thing for nice Christmas presents for the hom .\ Prices from $i to $5. flany pieces
of Glassware and Queensware suitablefor gifts and at prices to
suit the rich and the poor.
Christmas Candies, Nuts, Apples, Oranges, etc., in abundance. We will make special prices to
Sundav Schools and Christmas committees
highest Price for Country Produce.
J. n. BASH,
Hennessey, Okla.
Christmas Exorcises
The Christmas entertainment
will be lield at the Congrega
tional church Thursday evening
There will be a Christmas tree,
and a good treat for every buy
and girl. Not only the members
of our Sunday school are to be
treated, but any of the boys and
girls in town who do not attend
any Sunday school are invited
and we will try to have a treat
tor everyone who comes. • owe
and enjoy tin- yrlaiul Christmas
time with us.
The children of the Christian
Sunday school will receive as
usual, a treat of candies, nuts,
etc , and a short pri gram of
recitations, tableaux and Bongs
will bo rendered. A real cedar
cedar Christmas tree will be
provided and any who de-ire
may put presents thereon for
friends and loved ones \ou
will be welcome.
The Baptist Sun Jay school
will have a Christmas tree and a
treat for the little folks on
Christmas eve. There will be
something of a program and an
interesting time generally.
Revival Meetings Still in Progress
The revival meetings in pro
gress at the First M. K church
are still attended with interest
and many conversions have re
suited. Rev. II. I>ee, the e
vangelist and wife return to
their home at Colorado Spring-
next week. Mr. Lee will preach
his last sermon here Sunday e\
ening but the meetings may con
tinue longer.
For nearly throe weeks the
meetings have been held daily
and during this period there has
been no subsidence of the in-
terest which characterized tin-
meetings at the outset. I he
number of conversions lias not
been announced but it is esti
mated there are between thirty
and forty.
There is no afternoon service
J today <m ing to the ('luistmas
I row after noon at three Mr.
' Bra\ ' i, 1 ciindui t 1 children s
Publication Notice and Notii
to Take Depositions.
I>-
hold the u>
at the M. I
-ariih .1 Olmi-- llrace Gruvi'j. Wil-
li ll.'iiili'rsiiii. Mr- Willi.1 m I!. Ilt'iidi'i-
nr<i name is to plaintiff tfnknovn.
Mr- I'Mga r .1 limvts.
to plaint ill unknown:
vou a re hereby tiotiUed
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r<MintV. <  kJ:ihoni;i I en •- j
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1Mnil TI ME TABLE.
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Hi:nnkssky, Okla.
the "Might Ro.ut" to ami from nnd bet«e
CIllCAdO OMAHA
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col. si'uim;;-
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A F and A M E'u ts Officers
Coronado Lodge No. A F.
Kuid A. M. held a regular com-
munication Lust r nday niirlit,
1 December 18th.
Besides conferring the M. M.
I degree upon a candidate, the
annual election and installation
{of Officers occurred. The fol
I lowing were the newly elected
I office t%: W. M.. W. 1". Griffin;
s. W. Jonn J. Jones; W.,
W. K. Blackburn; Secy., Fred
| Pepin: Tr. as.. L B Cockreil;
S. It . s. 1'. Richardson: •) 1'.
Fred Spongier; S. 8., W. <>
Armanti >ut: .1. S .1. II Elliot:
' Tiler, Andrew Ihhnark.
After the conclusion of their
labor* the brethren adjoined to
the Royal win-re a line lunch
was enjoyed at a late hour.
Coronado Lodge is one of the
; pioneer lodges in Territorial
' Masonry, and has just closed a
very prosperous year. The
lodge will attend services at the
Christian church at 11 a m
Sunday, December i'7, I ik).!, ac-
cording to their yearly custom
I Hiiliday excui sii n rates v i.i
I Rock Island on December til, 20,
21, and 2t5. 1SHKJ. Round trip
I tickets will be i n s ilc to points
| in Tennessee. M ississippi. Ken
tacky, Virginia. Arkansas, llli
Inola, Iowa. Kansas, Minnesota
an I Nebraska, also Old Mexica.
' One fare plus sl'.OO, good for iiO
days. Alse local late of fare
and one-third account Christmas
and New Years within limit of
j 200 miles Tickets on sale Do
I comber 21, 25 and ill. lltoil, and
jJanuary I. ltKH. Final limit
J January 1. F. Pitt man, Agt.
('vnthltt Uroves in^
Mr- Ktls-'iir J. Or.ivi--
to plaintiff unknown
inil Viola Kuwait, his
and that you ami each
demur, or otherwise
r l.hii.it in i-jM-r.-i". on o,
a> true ami jiiniigim-nt
KANSAS CITY MINNEAPOLIS y
and everywhere beyond _
aVMI  i W(Sr(4<
$100,000.00
To Loan on Farms.
Money paid when papers ure signed
Eire anil Tornado
Insurance.
Notaries Public.
Hennessey, < )klithonui.
TliAINS II \\ I III NM s,-l > \s I OI.LOWS.
SOUTH HOC VI).
ics in and to. aud de-
al the northea*t uuaru r I
ownship sixteen north i P* MnP and expres> dii
'ivht.uanv except sun.i "«■ p m
01 J II la M 'Mi
No.1* lCxpre-s.Uui
N'o :i Mull and ex pi
; K,., Klwpmxi
The Eli Transfer Line
HELLO 'PHONE 2.?.
Jf you want to move, want ;i cord of wood.
want a trunk delivered, or anything else in
oil" line, call up 'phone and your wants
will he quickly supplied. Prices reasonable
PLUMMERFELT BROS., Proprietors.
Ollii e in Clark A: kiddie's
^ tlekets.
Island TI
^TKW A Per. «i A P l 
KiinsasCit y \l >
PJ \ I I l \ l >i.i
Oklaiioma, the charmed spot j
I the southwest: the lionieseek-
rs' ideal: the land of peace, j
plenty and prosperit v: the land
that lias made more poor people
i prosperous than any other like,
I area Oil eart h: I he land where
winters are but receding ghosts oac.-.-ne
ol that griuj season; the land '"r(
j where the lark siiil's five da\s
out of every seven the -ear]
around stands be.ikouing the]S,
honieseeker, tlio business man | x n-nv i
,nid the capital ol all other less j
j blessed lands to come to her [
bounteous spread and enjoy the j
I iulltiess of all the blessings st l^iub
! earth is supposed to yield to.'4"1"""0
| the energy and skill of man. j
'They are here and are hers to nvinneiu
offer, and he who waits for ., !
t  K eene
TTicn p favorable time w litsat hiNi
. [M.'iil.—Okeene Lagi \ •
i \ si in  i
W   >T IHH' NO
I-H   p in Memphis.
; lA p in
Arkan*n<
Enid..
\V Strain
n PisseuKOr Ayeat I
Wichita, Kanbus. j
HAVE GOT THEM READY
I <> show yon goods worth the money, better
values than ever before, so we ask you to read
about our
Holiday Goods
In all styles.
ALBUMS both Photo-
graph and Autograph, in
different styles and col-
ors.
TOILET CASES, we
have the best makes, the
values cannot be equaled.
SHAVING SETS and
Glove and Handkerchief
boxes. I hese goods speak for themselves.
t'ift books. Bibles and Testaments, and books for children,
! Stories both for old and young.
lovs of all kinds, the variety has no end. You will say so when
. you see theni.
it.wau j I lie stock ;s on display, we shall be pleased to show you. The
i prices are always right, No trouble to show goods.
i
Kg
DINKI ER, the DRUGGIST,