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THE CLIPPER
THURSDAY, NOV. 26, 1908,
Of HIE
A whip for $1. Spencer.
Post card photos $ 1.00 per doz
at Armantrout's.
No more stairs to climb at
Armantrout's Studio.
Talce a look at tliat good under-
wear so cheap at Bash Bros.
Mrs J. C. Porsythe and baby
went 'to Enid last Saturday
morning to visit a few days
R. Binding returned Friday
last from a business trip to
Lawton He attended the gov-
ernment sale of lots to the addi
tion to Lawton, intending to buy,
but the prices soared higher than
tho airships have yet traveled,
and as Mr. Binding likes to feel
solid earth when he walks, he let
the other fellows have the lots.
However, he looks upon Lawton
as a coining city of Oklahoma.
Dr. Rector received a letter a
few days ago from our^ former
fellow townsman, J. R- Beall,
now at Hagerman, New Mexico,
stating that he was just recover-
ing from a successful operation
for hernia. Mr. Beall s many
friends will be glad to hear of
his recovery from the operation.
Prof E. S. McCabe, superin-
tendent of the Kingfisher schools,
came up Saturday morning last
QC-
t ^ m
Headquarters forXmas photos
at our new ground floor studio.
armantrout bros.
«tuvpF'idsof Kingfisher, was came upoaiu>" j     --
nf tins? business in this city to attend the county teachers
•' lhls P""* " m"
Tuesday last— I mained over night to visit Mr.
One good sow and eight pigs . ^ ^ ch^ Binding. Mrs.
for sale. Price $20.00. Call a McCabe and 80n came up Friday
the Boston Feed Yard, j evening
Mrs. W. H. Beckwith visited) ^ Wiley, who has
Mrs. Frank Lamar and fami > i visitin„ the family of S. B.
Enid last week. _ Rogers the past week, went to
Now is the time to buy your j ]agt Saturday morning to
overcoat and suit, while Bash | ^ h0r gister Mis8 Lillie White.
Bros, are closing them out. I g)ie wa8 acc0mpamed to Enid by
Miss fna Holt arrived home Mr. Rogers daughters, Effie and
i from Guthfi6, fflnrAIlCG.
Change Location
Tfce farmers' Union Market House Co.
Have leased the New Goldstein Block, Corner
Main and 4th Streets, and this week moved .
stock of goods into it. .This g.ves us the two
nicest business rooms in Hennessey, and atfor
us more room to handle the various lines of
h^We^ant our patrons to remember us in our new
location. We will bo able to wait; oni yo
promptly and make you more comfortable wn
are ^We invite the patronage of both town and country
people Always a'good supply of
A Square Deal to all Patrons is Our Motto.
fARMERS' UNION MARKET HOUSE CO.
w D. fRAUES, Manager.
^ia j-j. J. A
Dunn, Fitzhugh & Burns,
Proprietors of The
HENNESSEY TRANSFER CO.,
1V11 n   .
Monday evening from Guthrie,
to spend Thanksgiving.
Winter caps for men, boys and
children at Bash Bros, way up
in quality, way down in price.
If in need~of~Dental work call
on Dr. Merrill the Dentist
Office in the Brees building.
Miss Leila Pittman, of King-
fisher, is visiting in Hennessey a
1 4.1 nf
Florence.
If vou want a farm loan,
write to E.B Cockrell at El Reno
Oklahoma, and tell him what you
want. He has a good farm loan
proposition, and can close loans
quickly. You get a check for all
the money when you sign
papers.  
Prof. J. R. Godfrey, principal
I of the Okarche Public schools,
fisher, is visiting in Hennessey a i pregident of the County
few days this week, the guest 01 Teachers Association, was here
Miss lna Holt.   attending the teachers meeting
Overcoats and clothing going at gatUrday.
prices that will soon close them LosT_0nsunday last between
out. Remember the place. n-iieee Corner and town a lady's
BASH Bros. j pocketbook, containing some
Mrs Ed. White formerly of I paper9 alld a, child's ring. Find-
Hennessey, now of Indianapolis, eJ. please leaVe at Chicago Bazaar.
Ind., arrived here yesterday on A. Love.
. - i  ,1 4n«mflirQ
Sved That There is no Better Hace
Iliu.,   "
a visit to Hennessey f riends.
Those of our subscribers who
want to bring us wood on sub
scription or for cash are invited
to bring it in now. 
Get that family group at our
new ground floor Studio South
Main street.
Armantrout Bros.
Mr. a^MrlTwTw. Hastie
have leased the U. 8. Woods
property in the northeast part of
town for a year and are moving
to town.  
Mrs. Susan B. Miles returned
home last Friday from a visit to
Wichita. On her return she
visited Mrs. G. W. Bear and
Mrs. White at Enid.
Leonard Merrill went to Enid
Saturday morning and returned
home that evening with his moth-
er who had been visiting there
for several days.
Say! Get your photos at our
ground-floor studio two doors
south Mrs. Jackson's Millinery
store, we will please you.
Armantrout Bros.
Mrs. f7l. RatTiff and children
went to Oklahoma City Thursday
to visit relatives. Frank went
over Saturday night. 
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to me
are requested to call immediately
and make settlement Henry
To buy my Musical Instruments,
Musical Sundries, Phonographs,
Records, Watches Clocks, Jewel-
ry, Silverware, Cut Glass and
Hand Painted China and that I
will take all of my Watch, Clock,
Jewelry and Phonograph repair-
insr to •
Holmes Brothers, North Main
f.
\
The days are growing shorter. Already Jack
.loint ever sold in Hennessey. 
—  WORK at lowest possible
All kinds of TIN T? d Galvanized Iron Valley and
prices. I keep in stock Tin sit date tin shop. When in
every tiling else contained P . a call you will be
need of any thing in my line please fci MILLKR,
4 treated right. Prices reasonable. Re9. Phone 55.
♦ Shop Phone 184.  
sizes from 13 up as high as
3J, at per pair $1 10
Child rens school shoes, 8 to
1H   1-00
Boys heavy knockabout calf
Shoes, 13 to 2 and 2£ to 5,
one price on all sizes, pair. 1 35
14-inch storm bals
at
3 25
pair
Mens
pair
Mens heavy kip Boots, pair, 2.85
Ladies tine dress Shoes, 3 50
patent quality 2.85
Ladies fancy top patent welts,
5 00 Shoes for 3.95
. <1 «<; nmsitiU rams
for 4 25
Mens 5 00 fancy worsted Pants
for 8.95
HATS
All our Men 'and Boys' Hats
marked down 30 per cent.
$5.00 Stetson Hats, in dress
styles, each 3.75
Fancy Bulk Roasted Coffee,
per pound   15c
5 ll> bucket Golden Blend Cof-
fee with china cup and
saucer   1.00
White Russian Soap, 7 bars
fo
All Our Stock is New and Strictly Up-To-Date.
Strictly Cash or Produce.
Days
of Unheard of Bargains 30
* HENNESSEY, OKLAHOMA. J
i/t J* •$  *^9 *^4 ^
r rr -r 4* 4* ir ^ ^ 4* 4* 4* X
ncc Sale
ttom
house in the county, and
jally prominently at the
before it fell to pieces. In
does not need a sale
Must Have.
iise that you want, that
40c
Table Da-
peryd, 21c
ns, Lons
8<c
ods, yd, 4Hc
ress Fab-
. 32c
c Zephyr
i 10(
ilk Waist-
17c
No. (H),
, yard, 1 <)(
DOLLS,
, at about
Prices of
rfs, Knit
and Fancy
fa icy striped Brown
tp, Clearance Pric  $)2.
15 the c'othes.
gams in Chinaware, Glass-
arid Pottery. 33 per cent
int on trijle steel Granite
ins of high grade Kero
sene for   65c
Special prices on Colarado Po
tatoes in lots of 10 bushels or
over.
Strained Honey, by the can,
per pound 10c
Eggs 25c per dozen
The Terms of This Sale