UMPHRETSSDPPLY CO.
Big Reductions in Prices During the
holiday Season.
Never before have we had a better sfock or been
offering better inducements than now in the line of
LADIES' Cloaks and Wraps.
On all of these goods we make a discount of from 25 to 50
percent of former prices in order to clear out the stock ro
make room for other goods. These goods musf go.
Our line of Ladies' and Gents' Shoes has been in-
creased, and we can suif you in style, quality and price.
Bring in your Produce, we will Pay the Highest Price
111 Cash or Trade.
HUMPHREYS SUPPLY COMPANY.  
OF THE
I All kinds ef Homo Made Can-
dies at Rnthbun'sCoiifectionery.
1
Miss Maude Hutchinson clerks ; Hess Shop
Many Notes Concerning the Ai - j a 1 Mi>s Zeigler's Racket si ore
AT COST: 10 sets work
harness. South Hurt Mar-1
in
lairs o( Pooploin unci About
the City.
IIEF BUT INTERESTING ITEMS
beading Evonts of the Week bh Chron-
ioU rl by the Clipper from Day
to Day.
lit S.
ul Hon
Ti'V a sack ol Basil s best flour
Straw for sale, inquire of Eli
Transfer company.
•25 lbs Candy given away
I!. Humphrey  
Ed Howard, of Myrtle, '
caller here Monday.
"Billy" Fox and family
in the city yesterday.
dot Uathbun t'1 make
Christinas candies.
C. C. Met 'an y, of Bison,
a caller here Tuesday.
Thos Holland recovered th«
guitar stolen last week.
For Farm Loans call
nessey National Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. Mauck, of Dover,
were in the city Saturday.
Bash is selling all the best
Standard Prints at 5c.
Little Inez. Sheets hasnaoq
quite sick for several days.
Art Squares and Carpets of
all kinds at Andrew s.
A. .1. Nice and wife, of Lacey,
were in the city Saturday.
Bargains in Ladies' and Chil-
dren's Wraps at Bash s.
,J. C. EickolT, of Waukomis,
was a caller hero Tuesday.
,1. I). Patton, of Lacey, was a
business callel' here Tuesday.
Bash sells "Selzs" shoes. Try
a pair. They are second to none.
Abe Taylor, of Myrtle, was in
the city Tuesday 'li business.
Steve Drew, of Dover, was in
the city Tuesday on business.
T. .1. Crawford, of Lyons, was
in the city on business Tuesday.
:! room house to rent. Inquire
of Lista Lowarv, at Humphrey's.
Ben Hughes, of Dover, was a
business caller here Saturday.
Best quality solid packed
    l( c per can at Bash's.
Win. Rigdon, of Columbia,
was a business caller here Tues-
day.
John Taggart has sold bis
farm eight miles northeast of
the city.
| A full line of Couch covers,
j Rugs, and Sofa Pillows at An
; drew's.
j Charley Campbell arrived in
the city yesterday from Her-
was rington.
Notice the prizes to be given
away at Rathhiin's during the
holidays.
Charley Thurp leaves today
for a visit with his parents at
Mountain View.
On Friday evening Willie
Snook, teacher in district IS,
gave a box supper and entertain
inent.
Come, and select your Christ-
mas goods while we have got the
time to show you everything,
K. L. Sheets.
Mrs. C. S Woods was called
to El Reno last week on account
of the illness of her daughter in-
ln w.
Mrs. W. A. Hugill, of Moun
tain View , arrived Sunday for a
visit with her mother Mrs. .1. W.
Deaton.
More than .~>U kinds of Rockers.
Big assortment, isn't- it.' But
you will tiind this stock at An j
drew's Furniture Store.
.1. E. Packard has sold I lis I
residence to .1. K. Zoigler and
has gone to Edmond with a view j
of locating.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S, MeCabe,
of Kingfisher, are visiting with
Mrs. McCabe's parents. Mr and
Mrs. ('has. Binding.
A. Br ox came over from lien
nessey SuesdaA' W. H- An-
drew ctJine over from Hennessey
Friday.—Kiel Press
A little daughter has been
born to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bro
gan at their home nine miles
northeast of the city.
Win. Nelson left Monday for
Norman, after his soli now in the
sanitarium at that place, who
will spend the holidays at home.
If you are undecided as to
what you will give your lady or
gentleman friend for Christmas,
come iri and 1 will help you
select. K. L. Sheets.
C. h. MILLER
UAS.rtOVhl)
His Real Estate and Loan Office
From East Room Farmers .V Merchants Bank to south room of
Gillette building opposite Chicago Bazaar. When in neen ol a
Farm Loan, Insurance or Notarial work, give him a call.
Miss Eunice Smith returned
home Saturday from Sherman,
Texas where she had been tit-
tending school.
Try some of those Home Made I
Chocolates at Rathbun's Con-! Mr. and Mrs. E Bertwell lei t
fectionerv I -^'"nda.y morning for Pond Creek
I on an overland trip, for a visit
You can save money on Farm ! w(th relatW(
Loans bv dealing with C
Miller, at Hennessey.
H.
Miss Florence Reid returned
to her home at Marshall Friday
If you are looking for a lamp I after a short visit with friends
for your friend come and see j in this city.
my line. K. L. Sheets. l)j.. A. It. 'full and wife of
Mrs. M.Tate leaves this week Okarche, are expected to spend
for Crescent City to spend the1 Christ mas with C. A. Ball and
ays with relatives.
Miss Ida Simmons colli
! wife of this city.
plates a trip to Crescent City for
a visit with her parents.
Fire at Clark <fe Liddle's bak-
ery Tuesday caused some ex
citoment but did no damage.
Miss Candyce By
tomorrow for Arkansas
spend the holidays with friends.1 made suiis a specialty.
Ray Oliver arrived Monday
evening from the Indian Terri-
tory where lie had been working
for some time.
DRESS MA KIN : and TAILOR
ING Miss Lolia Robinson, of
Chicago has opened a dress mak-
yers will leave j ing department at Mrs. Stein-
iconsas City to ingers mi.linery store. Tailor
After a pleasant visit with his j
friend Henry l.Hleistein, Philip j
Hewitt returned to his home ai ;
Maysville, Missouri, the first of
the week.
Miss Bertha Yates, who foi
merly resided in this city but
who for th« past year has lived
at Marshall is the guest of Mrs.
Samuel Davidson.
Wanted Two traveling sales-
men in each state, permanent po-
sition; $ S0 and expenses. Con
tral Tobacco Work Co., Penieks,
Va.
Wanted - Manager for branch
office we wish to locate here in
Hennessey. Address with refer
ences, Morris Wholesale House,
Care this paper.
Rev. J. M. Strong has received
a request to preach the first ser-
mon in the new M. E. church at
Wakita where lie preached before
coining to Hennessey.
A. E. Lane will spend Christ-
mas with his daughter Mrs.
R R. Davidson, at El Tieio.
From there he will go to Lincoln,
Nebraska, and meet his wife
who is now visiting in Pennsyl-
vania.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Beutelspacher
and Miss Ruth Lyons arrived in
the city this morning from
Muskogee, I. T.. to spend
the holidays with the family of
J. J. Lyons.
George Saunders, who former
ly lived in this section, but who
now holds the position as right
of way man for the Ft. Scott and
Western railway, was in the
city the first of the week.
Regular $8.00 or $•!..it) square
or oval cabinet photos now#!.."'1
per dozen at Atherton s studio.
All others sizes reduced i>0c and
$1.00 on each dozen. Strictly
first class work.
Miss Bertha Yates received a
farm and neat sum of money as
an estate from her father who
died a number of years ago.
The ease which resulted in her
good fortune had been pending
for months.
Officers for the coming year
will be elected at the close of the
service Sunday night at the
Christian church. All members
are urged to be present. The
theme of the sermon will be
'•Life a Span." B. D. Gillispie,
Minister.
Joseph Houser of Garfield
county died Tuesday at the
home of his brother who lives
three miles west of here. He
was seized with paralysis from
which he never fully regained
consciousness. The remains
wore interred in the cemetery
in that vicinity.
There will lie a Christmas tree
and entertainment at the College.
Corner school house this even-
ing. An excellent program has
been prepared for the occasion
John Cross white, of Okarche,
was in the city this week visiting
with John Jones He recently
sold his farm near Okarche, and
has some idea of locating in this
vicinity.
Attorney Loyal J. Miller and
family returned home Tuesday
from their visit with relatives
at Ijobanon, and Osborn, Kan-
sas. Mr. Miller had been absent
for three weeks and his family,
for several weeks longer. This
was the longest vacation Mr,
Miller had taken for fifteen
years.
Next Sunday the regular ser-
vices as usual at the Congrega
tional church. It is is the last
Sunday of the term for which
Rev. L. A. Turner has been
employed as pastor, it will
probably close his pastoral work
I here. All are invited to the
Sunday school and preaching
| services,
! The Masons will attend the
I 11 o'clock service at the Chris-
tian church next Sunday, in a
body. The service will be in
commemoration of St. John, the
Evangelist, and his connection
with masonry. The sermon
will be preached by the pastor
of the church. All masons as
well as all others are invited.