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ESTABLISHED IN NINrrEBN-HUNDRED-aOCCKSBOK TO THE GEARY BULLETIN NINETEEN-TWELVE
GEARY, OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1918
Number 41
Do Your Christmas Shopping
At Mobley’s Dig jReduction Sale
Again let us call your attention to MOBLEY’S BIG REDUCTION SALE now going on at our .tore at which
we are daily offering rare and unusual bargains for this time of the year—right at the beginning of the winter
season. Hundreds of people of this community have already taken advantage of this chance to buy new and
seasonable DRY GOODS and CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS and CAPS, DRESS GOODS, ETC., at what oftim-
es amounts to less than present wholesale <-ost of goods! Be sure and visit our store while this sale is going on and
take note of the pries—it will be a liberal education for you even if you do not take advantage of the bargains!
Former Tnu'hcn Here.—Miss Ona >
Roberts, of Enl(l. is here to spend
Thanksgiving with Miss Anna Belle
Norris, and Miss Hester Williams, j
of Norman, is here, the holiday
guest of Mrs. Jess Gillispie. Both
were members of the high school
faculty here last year.
LATE NEWS BREVITIES V THE CITY
Deleo Plant Installed.—T. N. Wal-
ler. of the Snow Whte Cafe & Bak-
ery has just installed a complete
Deleo Electric lighting plant and is
now prepared to keep h*s place of j
business brightly lighted at all times
with his own electricity.
ed by those present,
served refreshments.
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Snowfall and Moisture.—Snow has
been falling more less continuously
here since last Friday, and since It
has melted • almost as fast as t has Study Club Met. The Literary
fallgn. It has had the effect of a good an(j study culb met at the home of
raini In all consideably more than | Mrs. Ralf Colby Wednesday after-
an inch of moisture has fallen. The ! noon. Despite the bad weather a
streets are very sloppy and traveling gt)od attendance Is reported and a
Is not exacly a pleasure.    very Interesting meeting.
Cafe Improved. —The Fowler Cafe
has been repapered and had other al-
terations made the past week which
make the place more attractive.
Clover lx*af Club Met. Mrs. Ralf . Lyceum Entertainer Pleased.—All
Colby was hostess to the* Clover Leaf who attended the first number of the
Club Tuesday afternoon. Illness and high school lyceum course at the
bad weather, cut down the attend- auditorium last Wednesday night are
ance but an enjoyable tme Is report- loud in their praise of the reader.
The hostess j Miss Cox, who furnished the major
; portion of the program. If the first
number may be taken as a criterion
the lyceum course this winter will be
the best ever held here. Coming
i numbers will be announced In due
I time. In this connection we should
! state' that season tickets are now
being sold for the remainder of the
course at one-fifth off the regular
price.
Ait Hougland Missing.—Tuesday
night’s casualty list contained the
name of Ace Hoagland, of tis city,
listed among those “missing in ac-
tion.” Under conditions that exist-
ed on the western front during the
closing weeks of the war, the charces
would seem to be largely in favor of
Hoagland baing a prisoner In Ger-
many rather than among the dead;
otherwise the body would surely have
been recovered. Frlenda here will
sincerely hope this may be the case.
Mrs. J. W. Marriott and daughter
arrived here last Sunday from Mis-
souri and will be at home again.
Hob Burnham Wounded.—Blyth
Burnham, better known to friends
here as “Bob” Burnham, was wound-
ed during the last weeks of the fight-
ing, according to Information receiv-
ed here recently, and la now recov-
ering in a hospital in France.
Toyland at Marriott’s Racket Store!
See tthe many Toys made in America for the boys
and girls! Our Toy Shop is complete—bring the boys
and girls to GEARY’S TOYLAND. Here you will find
DOLLS, DOLL BEDS, TEDDY BEARS, PIANOS, the
little LAUNDRY SETS, TOOL CHESTS, IRON TOYS
GAMES, PICTURES, STORY BOOKS, BANKS, RED
CKERS, KITCHEN CABINETS, TOY WAGONS,
TINKERTOYS and just dozens of other TOYS!
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The Store of the Christmas Service
MAKE THIS BIG STORE YOUR SHOPPING STORE FOR CHRISTMAS
DAINTY HANDKERCHIEFS
—Are Gifts that always please—We have a fine assortment
of Initial Handkerchiefs for Men and Women you should see.
15c Each and Two for 25c
HATS, CAPS, GLOVES and MITTENS
—For Men, Women and Children are Gifts that Will Always
Please. Ous stock is complete and we ask that you see them.
LADIES PURSES ARE HERE
_Gifts that will be appreciated and remembered are these.
Prices at 75c and $125
SEE OUR CHRISTMAS HOSIERY
—Our stock is complete in quality, quantity and price for the
Men, Women and Children — Make fine Christmas Gifts.
Priced at Front 25c to 95c the Pair    ,
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS AND TIES
_We have a large stock of Mens Dress Shirts and Ties in
new patterns and priced to sell. Let us thow them to you.
CUT GLASS TUMBLERS FOR GIFTS
_They are here in two different patterns. Call and see ’em*
Priced at Six Pirs for 90c