The Hennessey Clipper (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 25, 1915 Page: 7 of 12
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TBI CUFF—. IHNWKBBIY. OKLAHOMA
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Newest Styles for Spring
Obtainable only in McCall Patterns
THE MOST
ADVANCED
SPRING
FASHIONS
now
new
McCALL
PATTERNS
AND
OUR NEW
(< McCall
A Smart Combination
McCall Pattern 6j6<j.
We art- offering 40
other attractive new
March <!«•' igns.
DRESS
GOODS
The Newest Style
McCall Pattern 637.1.
We art* showing 40
other new ami attract-
ive March designs.
The latest styles are easily made at home by using McCall
Patterns, always stylish, perfect fitting and easy to use.
Get the Neu) Spring Book of Fashions Today
IF IT'S STYLISH IT'S McCALL—IF IT'S McCALL IT'S STYLISH
Sold by Herzberg & Sternberger
Hennessey, Oklahoma
GETTING WTO JAIL.
If hings keep on as they have
liooii doing for the past few years
it will he luueh easier tor an Am-
erican citizen to go to jail and
stay there than it will to keep out
of jail. Kvery now and then
some individual or some eli<nie
hobs up with a bran new plan tor
turning some of us into criiuiu-
als. The number of new ways
for getting a man into jail is sur-
prising.. \N isconsin lias its e'i-
genie law, which makes it felony
for a couple to marry without
undergoing a physical examina-
tion. The Illinois legislature at
' its last session gravely consider
'ed the passing of a similar critni
mil statute. Other states arc be-
ing asked to pass laws making it
a felony for a citizen to have
liquor in his home, even lor me
dioinal purposes. Our slate has
a law against dancing the tango.
Another southern state has pass
led a law which prohibits the cir-
culation of a newspaper contain
ling a liquor advertisement. The
1 ndiana cigarette law luis never
■ ceil repealed, and as a result.,
the state" has several thousand
respectable citizens who could
be arrested and sent to jail any
day. Perhaps the most striking
development of our government
is that the laws are not made by
all the people, but by small
cliques, highly organized an I
tremendously energized over par
ticular questions. These cliques
are determined to force their
views upon the whole people.
while at the same time other
cliques are forcing views on
other questions upon them. The
question is never asked whether
the offenses against the coinmuu-
it,\ arc as bad as the penalties
intlii-ted. There seems to be in
the air a mania to find new ways
<>! imprisoning American citi-
zens, and yet, is there anything
that can be as bad for the indi-
vidual or the nation as a man in
Kx.
•an possibly be kept out
phone Si).
Don't forgot the E t r Fair and
chicken dinner given liy the tallies'
Aid i'f the M. 1'. ehuri'li. Apron*,
dust cup*, hill 11 dry line's and iniiry
i ltier URiiefl articles will lie oil Hale,
and the best chicken dinner ever
Saturday, April Ilrd. Come, everyone.
(Clipper 1
New Panama llats for l.adies Sat
unlay Sale at JONKS.'
(Clipper)
WANTED—Good country
lard. Will pay cash or trade.
Walburn's Cash Grocery,
Friday, March 2()th is the of-
ficial clean up day in Hennessey.
Don't fail to do your part.
(Clipper)
Don't miss the program at the Klec
trie Tuesday ni^ht. tlood pictures
^ood program. Kveryone come. A.I
mission 10 ami 15c.
Oxy-Acetelyne Welding
Broken Auto Cylindets, Crank Cases, Machine Cast-
ings of all kinds welded and made good as new.
Successor to J. Q. Henry
vial Sale
S:il ti nIn s
.lone*
'it \
I 1 lay is Clean Dp Day. CKai
voiti' | i*emisos. |)o il now!
(Clipper)
Lyman Jlol.l.s shipped in two
lon<' ol rattle from Oklahoma
this wveU. This Is the third ear ol
our, which he will feed on his ranch
: i>n I Invest of town this summer.
(Clipper)
Do you want good Ilisfli School Atli
let ics in your ti.wnf If you do, attend
the program at the Klectric next Tiles
day ninlit and help the hoys out.
— ^Clipper)
,\lr . Crlestia Morris and her dauuh
It r will leave tomorrow morning for
Mont rise. Colo. Mrs. Morris has rent
ptM'lOU
111k
Kv«
farm on Turkey Creek for ti '
ti three years and expects to
up land near Montrose. Her son,
•tt Morris left Tuesday for W\
« uing, where lie will resume his old
posit ion.
—(Clipper)
15c is our price on all the new silk
I'oplins for Saturday, AT JONKS.'
(Clipper)
A complete line of both
bulk and package garden seed.
Pepin's Model Grocery.
— (Clipper)
David Martin earned a free trip to
the Panama-Pacific Imposition by writ-
ing thirty members for the Knighs
and Ladies of Security.
Less Fire
Danger With
Electric
Lights
in your home. Can you
afford to take the risk?
incident to the coal oil or
gasoline lights when you may
have the safe and dependable
incandescent day or night.
Think of he convenience and
the asfety also. Can yon af
ford to try to get along with
out them.
The Few fires Hennessey
has experienced is due to
the general use of electric light
for illumination.
Let us wire your house if
it has not been wired. The
cost is surprising small when
the advantages are taken into
consideration.
You cannot afford to use that
old fashioned coal oil lamp.
The electric way is the only
safe way.
Why take the oil risk?
The
Tathwell Co.
1
BOBBY S
lletv
EXCUSE.
•Use VVI'itli ti li
iiothei i'nr In
The Clipper Prints the
Best Horse Bills
a tireil Kansas
I oy :
Dear Teacher: Although
rt has never been absent
tanly, he insists that I writ
ill! excuse. Please excuse
Hob
nor
' liiin
linn
when he doesn't wear a shining
morning face. Sometimes we
get up late, things go dead wrong
and home is like ti union station
rush until II a. m. Please excuse
linn when he sulks and pouts.
Please excuse him when be
whines ami frets; sometimes lie
gets up on the wrong side of I hi-
lled, or it may be too litany cakes
for breakfast. Please excuse him
when he sniffs. lie can't blow
his own nose and I can t come
along and blow it lor liiin. Please
excuse the holes in his stockings
and the soiled garments be often
wears. Please excuse li is scuffed
up boots; his father hasn't time
In shine them every day. Please
excuse bis dirty little hands and
bis teeth when lie forgets to
wash them. Please excuse bis
I hair, it is an affliction to hiiiisel!
and family. Please excuse
him when lie is rude and sellish
! with bis fellow playmates in the
kindergarten. Please excuse
1 his busy loving mother for her
I deplorable negligence and her
many sins of omission And,
I dear teacher, if you can 't excuse
! all of these short-comings now,
! maybe some day (toil will give
you a little boy of your own and
| then you'll understand. Mrs.
W. S. K.
(Clipper)
j Men 'h $18.50 Suitu
JONKS.'
for *13.50 AT
Job
L.
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