The Geary Bulletin. (Geary, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 14, 1912 Page: 3 of 8
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THB GKAKT BULLETIN
Kat*r*4 at Uw inaKiCn of Omry. Okltko-
tur tr«a»aitaaiva throogh Um Mall
wnnn<l-<-4aNa matter la Ji
ll.OU Per Year In Advance.
I>t»play adwerttala*. Mr aa lacli prr mnaUi
/•* Iww li.: „„ lock. laical wlrra to » I tar
f<» rarli ui« rik*n. Itlatuartra and rm.lu-
ilona of n»|w<t aamr aa lucai roadara. Oarda
if ihanka **e 'trout- Inorrtlua. Adrt-rttalng
rf ali moory aiaktac affair* rogular raw.
What do you know about this
kind of weather for the middle
of March?
G. W. Owen wae in Geary Sat-
urday with a load of hay.
G- B. Stoner apent Saturday
night with Adam Lewie
C. E. Ames was in Geary Sat-
urday with a load of Kaffir com.
Mr. Johnson and Lon Oaeie
have moved to the Gillespie place
in the north part of town vacated
by Isaac Babbs.
A young: lady arrived at Clar
ence Stoner's March 9 to make
her future home with them.
Earl James was in Geary Sat-
urday with a load of hogs.
Tom McDonald spent Saturday
night with George andBobSmiih
Lote Bush and wife were in
Geary Saturday shopping
Jas. Convill and family sav»
have moved from Inez to SUsise
Wharton County Tex.
Denny Burns moved Wednes-
day to the place vacited by G.
Stoner.
Alice Lewis has overa hundred
little chickens hatch out this
spring
Garfield Stoner is on the sick
list this week
Dave McDonald and Mark
Smith was Geary visitors Satur-
day.
the farmers want good roads
they should not hesitate to do
their part.
Hair is certainly most neees-l The Bulletin made s couple o
aary to woman. Who could love mwUiie* in the Canadian Valley
and marry a bald-head woman? w* mentioned Walter
What charms copld one carry tolLehman instead of Henry Leh
offset such a diftgurement? "*•" “ Also that the majority of
A woman’s goal is usually love Canadian Valley district wanted
and marriage Her crowning to « «Mition to present
glory is her hair. The loss 0f ■ch°°l house, when we meant to
her hair mar her beauty, happi-■ con*°*,tl*te w,th tbe otbar
and success. Yet right
herein Geary, there are hundreds
of women who are neglecting Nineteen Miles a Second
01 injuring their hair to such an
extent that it is only a matter of | without a jar, shock, or dia-
wnwHff 1% »W we wmew ws I —” - —• — w —
time when it will be utterly ruin- turbance, is the awful speed of
ed Many women destroy the our earth through space. We
beauty of their hair through wonder at such ease of nature's
thoughtlessness or ignorance of I movement, and so do those who
certain facts. They use curling take Dr. King's New Life Pills
irons over - heated, or to excess, No griping, no distress, just
which destroys the natural oil of thorough work that brings good
the hair, causing it to split, break health and fine feelings. 26c at
and come out. They do not | Rogers’ Drug Store,
shampoo their hair often enough
or too often. They use soaps or
preparations which contain
ingredients positively harmful to
the seslp and hair. Aa s result
of such treatment, dandruff ia
created, the hair loosens, loses
Want Column
You will probably And what
you are looking for in this col-
umn. If you do not s want ad
color, fall. out. «od b.HiM«ril,*"dlt,or !™“
commences, unless proper and
prompt precautions are taken in
time. Then again, microbes and
certain diseases bring about un
healthy scalp and hair conditions.
Almost any woman may rid
herself of dandruff and diseased
John F. Coyle of R. F. D. 2.
has 25 tons of baled prairie hay
for sale. 38t 4
Seed Oats
_________________________Good, heavy, seed oats for
scalp and hair if she will but use 84,6 at 65c per bushel. Call on
the right remedy. We have that M* Hinger, or phone Maple 212.
remedy and, we will positively 0ne mile *°uth and five miles
guarantee that it will either cure ea8t of
dandruff and baldness or it will -
not cost the user anvthing. Seed OtttS
That’s a pretty broad state- T w • ■ , .
ment. but w. will back it .nd 1 »»d *mut
prov.it with our own money h"?"* ■■ a f?"
We will return your money if t
you do not And that Rex,II “93'■|of G**ry' W J‘ To"kl"“"
C, A. Stoner bought two miljh
cows of Jack Dillon last week,
Ed Cooksey was a Geary vis-
itor Saturday.
Mrs. George Amiicott called on
Mrs. Adam Lewis Saturday.
Repeli Attack of Death
“Five years ago two doctors
told me I had only two years to
live.” This startling statement
was made by Stillman Green,
Malachite, Col. “They told me
I would die with consumption.
It was up to me then to try the
best lung medicine and I began
to use Dr. King’s New Discovery
and it was well I did. for today
I am working and believe I owe
my life to this great throat and
lung cure that has cheated the
grave of another victim ” Its
folly tp suffer with coughs, colds
or other throat and lung troubles
now. Take the cure that’s saf-
est. Price 50c and $1. Trial
bottle free at Rogers’ Drug Store.
Hair Tonic is an enirely satisfac-
tory remedy that will promote
Pleaaant Ridge
Charlie Castin visited w}th Dan
Rhodes Sunday.
Mr. Rutledge and son Johnnie,
made a trip to Bridgeport Satur-
day.
Miss Daisy Bohn called on Miss
Daisy Rhoades Sunday.
Mrs. Nora Lehman visited home
folks a few days laet week.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Flynn call-
ed on Mr. and Mrs. Evey last
Sunday.
Mr- and Mrs. Albert Lehman
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wid
Evey Sunday.
Rev. Orville R Hedge preach-
ed at Pleasant Itidgc sertoo! house
Sunday night.
Daniel Rhoades is working for
Dave Me Donald this week.
There will be singing at Mr.
R it ledge’s Friday night. Every-
body invited.
For Sale
hair growth and overcome scib L .for sa,e *°me pure bred
ha<r troubles; that it will grow Buff 0rP»ngton cockerels,
hair even on bald head, unless Mr* WiU Crothera
ali life in the hair roots has been Alfalfa Line 12.
extinguished, the follicles closed MI1 ~ “ _ _
and the scalp is .glazed and shiny. MUCu COWS For Sale
It gets its name from the fact I have twenty-five choice
that it grew hair in 93 out of 100 milch cows for sale at
cases, where it received a thor- G. B. Stoner’s place in Richland
oughly hard, impartial, and prac- township,
tical test. We want you to try 35t4x Jack Dillon
Rexall “93” Hair Tonic at _
risk You surely cannot lose | Short Horn BaUg For Sale
anything by doing so, while you
C P. DYER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
"’*!< prwtW In nil courts
Geary - Oklahoma
i. PROCTOR WISHARD
LAWYER
Practise In >H tiatn ana Federal
Office over First National Bank.
J. SHERWOOD JACOBY,
rartaCIAM AMD suasion.
Office rooms 10 and 11. American
State Bank Building
Office phone 168.
Residence phone 168.
GEARY. OKLA.
THEODORE GRAALMAM
BONDED ABSTRACTER
WATONOA, OK|_A
Abstracts to any tracts of land in
Blaine county furnished on
short notice
FOR kFIRST-CUSS
■Nave Or Hair Cat Call at
Quavers aaaaea »ho»
Pint.class workman Evsvy-
thlng elaan and up-te-date.
T. P. QUALE. Prop.
have everything to gain. You
had better think this over, and
then come in and see us about
this offer. You will be well re-
paid for your visit to our store.
Remember, you can get Rex-
all Remedies in this community
only at our store — The Rexali
Store. Rogers Drug Store.
Hartley still handles the I)e
Laval cream separator, the
world’s standard. Don’t over-1
Canadian Valley
Wesley Buschy, who is work-
ing for D. T. Schmitt, tells us
that he has been hunting ducks
all winter. We hope will make
a fortune of it.
A. E. Loganbill butchered two
hogs on Wednesday of last week.
Wm. Coil and his two grand-
daughters, Verna and Velma,
made a trip to Banner Sunday to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Cap Coii.
Peter Krehbiel and Henry Leh-
man repaired their part of the
telephone line one day last week.
Esther Krehbiel, sister of
Peter Krehbiel, mpde a visit
with her relatives in Geary last
week. She left Saturday for her
home at Mound Ridge Ks.
Paden brothers took 250 head
of cattle to J. O. Davi* pature
where they will be summered,
Tulla and Ralph Stephen*
were busy a few days last week
repairing the North and Red Ce-
dar telephone lines. The sleet
and snow of last few days did
considerable damage to the lines.
II I. Cross in lias been appoint-
I have for sale four full blood
Shorthorn bull calves well winter-
ed and in thrifty condition. Ali
reds. The low down, blocky
kind. Will be sold at farmer
prices, if taken soon.
W. C. Gearj*.
Six miles south east of Geary-
Phone Maple line No. 112.
E. E. MILLER, D. D. S.
OENTIST
Crown and Bridge Work
a specialty
Office over American State Bank
GEARY, OKLA
r~. . -
m jjQjlLEWg HAD A VERY BAD
JU e want to thank you one and all for
the patronage you gave us, as well
as the attention you gave the represen-
tatives we had with us.
H e also want you to remember that
we have all the disc harrows for
$30.00 that you want as well as listers
for 40. and $45. Two-row listers for
$90. And as to shovel cultivators
we have them for the price advertised
as long as they last for 27. 24. & $17.
JT kter cultivators we haVe one of the beet mA and
SU you muBt >ee it to appreciate it Come in and lat
us show you what we have for $46.
Yours for good goods and kind treatment
—
WEBER ROW
I Quality
Iwaya Counts
‘ es New Friends
NEW STATE GROCERY **
NO. 97
AUCTIONEER
CoL Fred Groff
If you want your sale to be a
success, Get Groff. He khows
how to get the money. Terms
1 per cent to everybody.
TELEPHONE ALFALFA
LINE 121
look the l)e Laval If you’re in ed mod overseer for Canadian
need of a cream separator. Valley district. He has much
experience in this work anti we
Bli*? point extra select oysters believe he will lie a first class
coast scaled at the Little .Meal[overseer. The roads |n many
Market ; places are in bad condition and if
We have moved our yard to
our new place on Broadway
DAVIDSON
& CASE
We have everything usually
kept in an up-to-date yard
Electric
Bitters
J*UCC**A wk -n •verythfc* aim IA
fn aarvoos prostration and fctrsl* J
wtuniMi they art the mpr-n.-;
remedy, «• thotMixf, hay* imHat
"RsasR^aacr
I* k hci m-ttetne rtw sold
over 1 Jr Kfin'l counter.
The Rock Island
Where first-class work is
done. Union men employ-
ed. Located in the Bruns-
wick Pocket Billiard Rooms.
Everything up-to-date.
Best line of tonics in town.
Give us a trial.
PEARL RAGAR, Prop.
•ad
North Pacific
Coast Points
__bate mm Solo Ooflr
March lat to April 15, 1012
You on buy a one-way Colonial ticket
and go in perfect comfort on faat train.—
wMi dining cor tonrice—io through Rock
Idead Tourist Sleeping Can prandng the
nortiltw of • Standard Pullmaa at kali
the eoet.
Choicoaf Tkr— Routes
nrikorn, via B Pfeao, the roote at ioweel
tndet| Semmtm. through Caloiado and
Salt Lake City, ikeoco Southern hdlc or
Weetern him Radtwsya.
m mmd dgflmerim <o nyooff
Fay Thompaon, DfYlaion
Pass. Agt. Oklahoma City
J. F. He Coy, Local Agent
eiTf, jcltl) ma
THE BRUNSW1CH
POCKET BILLIARD ROOMS
_ A nice dean place, to spend an hour ot
• amusement First Class order presenred.
THE BRURSWIK POCKET BIUJAflO UM
c. 4. nelson ntonurroK
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REAL ESTATE, ARM LOANS
AND INSURANCE
FARM LOANS
A SPECIALTY
TERMS VERY REASONABLE i
T. J. BALLEW
Huff & McIntyre’s
New Pool Hall t
Is one of the nicest places In Geary to
Spend a pleasant hour at pool or Mllsrds
Good Tables
Cigars and Tobacco
South Side West Mein Street i
Pinney’s Meat MarKet
Handles a Complete Line of
Fresh and Cured Meats, Lard,
Fish, Etc.
Telephone No. 136
GEARY. OKLAHOMA
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Roff, Charles H. The Geary Bulletin. (Geary, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 14, 1912, newspaper, March 14, 1912; Geary, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1076553/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.