GET READY TO BUY FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN BONDS.
THE JOURNAL, THURSDAY- NOVEMBER 28, 19IB
THKY ARK FICiHTINCi FOR
YOU—SHOW VOIR APPRE-
CIATION IIV HUHSCKIItlNU
l.l IIP. RALLY TO THK UNIT-
Kl> WAR WORK CAMPAIGN.
RED PEPS
PHILOSOPHY
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Use Magnolia gasoline Brewer.
Ben Young spent Sunday in Okla-
homa City
Let Ut
Solve Your
Christmas-Present
Problems!
Art Curtis spent last Sunday in
Oklahoma City.
The Tourist Oarage sells that good
Magnolia gas.
—Sweat Pads fide at Brown's Shoe
and Harness Shop.
Arthur Mackey was sightseeing in
Oklahoma City last Sunday.
—Heaters and Cook Stoves, we
have them—Marriott-Oriffin Hard-
ware Co.
There’s a difference in gasoline
ask those who u.>e Magnolia ga-j
tests fi5.
Rej^ew your Holland magazine
subscriptions trough the senior class
of G. H. 8.
Let Us
Solve Your
Christmas-Present
Problems!
Santa Claus \A/ill
Not be Interned....
Then give gifts that last—Gifts that in
years to come the Loved One can say:
“He gave me that in the Year of Victory”
What can be more appropriate than JEWELRY? It
never grows old—is never out of date. We are showing
a BEAUTIFUL AND COMPLETE LINE OF NEW
JEWELRY and invite you to call and inspect the stock.
WIATT’S Jewelry Store
It’s awful the way some
of us chase temptation: It
hasut a chance to escape?
VOUNG MAN—Some day you
I will need our advice about
building that cottage of yours.
There isn’t anything about
this home-building, from
basement to garrett, but
what we can supply you
with—and it wUl be qual-
ity from start to finish.
Bring in your specifications
and we will make you an
estimate. You are under
no obligations to buy be-
cause you come in. We’re
anxious to show you how
easy it is to build and how
we can help you.
MORRISON & BLACK
LUMBER COMPANY
Geary, Oklahoma
The quail season will soon be
at hand, although we are told the
birds are not so plentiful this year.
1'se Magnolia gasoline
Mrs. John White has purchased
residnece property in El Keno in
: which city she expects to make her
home.
John Carpenter went to Guthrie
last week to receive medical treat-
emnt. He returned home Sunday
morning.
— Help the school activities by re-,
newing your Holland Magazine sub-
scription through the Senior Class of
Geary High School.
Ollie Sanders and L. H. Staas will
go to Oklahoma City tomorrow to
see the allied war exhibit there.
Several Belgians with that section of
the exhibit there came from the same
part of Belgium as did Mr. Staas,
and he is anxious to talk with them
Matthew Thomas went to Augus-
ta. Kansas, last Friday to attend the
funeral of an uncle,-Henry Moyle
Mr. Moyle was one of the oldest
settlers in that part of Kansas, and
had become several times a million-
aire throuh having several oil wells
on his farm.
(Publshed Nov. 20-27, Dec. 4-11-18)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF BLAINE AND
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
JOSEPH RICHARDS. Plaintiff
Vs.
A. M. RICHARDS. Defendant
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
The State of Oklahoma to A. M.
Richards. Defendant:
You are hereby notified that the
plaintiff. Joseph Richards, has filed
his petition against you In said
court at Watonga, Oklahoma, and
that you have been sued by the plain-
tiff on said petition in said case, and
that unless you answer said petition
on or before the 2nd day of Janua-
ry. 1919. said petition will be taken
as true and judgement will be ren-
dered accordingly, the nature of said
judgement being an absolute divorce
from you, and brring you from any
of the plaintiff, and for such other
right, title or interest in the property
and proper relief as may to the
court seem just in the premises.
Witftess my hand at Watonga. Ok
lahoma, this 20th day of November,
1918.
T. P. QITAYLE. Court Clerk.
By MAMIE PITTS, Deputy.
(Seal)
Reasons!
The big ditching machine with
which the ditches for the new sewer
system are being dug. has been idle
several days this week while await-
ing repafrs, A new cab has been
beuilt around the operator’s plat-
form so that cold weather will not
delay the work.
I'se Magnolia gasoline
—Give the Senior Class of G. H.
S. your subscription to Holland’s
Magazine.
Monroe Salyer has recently en-
listed In a company of the national
guard being formed In El Reno.
you should use
the woman’s
Whi
Cardi. —    ------
tonic, for your troubles,
have been shown in
thousands of letters from
actual users of this medi-
cine, who speak from
personal experience. If
the results obtained by
X
not
Use Magnolia gasoline
other women for so man)
years have been so uni
formly
lly good, why
give Cardui a trial?
Take
CARDUI
The Woman’s Tonic
Mrs. Mary J. Irvin, of
Cullen, Va., writes:
"About 11 years ago, I
suffered untold misery
with female trouble, bear-
ing-down pains, head-
ache, numbness ... 1
would go for three weeks
almost bent double ...
My husband went to Dr.
- for Cardui . . .
Alter taking about tw*
bottles I began going
around and when 1 took
three bottles I could do
all my work.” E-80
Jim Ryther, the auctioneer, and Lou-
is Wrede. one of our farmers, closed
a deal ths week, whereby Mr Ryther
becomes the owner of the Wrede
farm, about fifteen miles west of
Geary, and Mr. Wrede now owns the
Ryther residence property on South
Broadway, which he will occupy.
Henry Wohlgehagen and a crew of
workmen will begin the cement work
on the new bridge across the South
weather permits. Ed and W. F.
Curtis, who have charge of he in
stallation of the hollow steel piling,
state that they expect to have that
part of the work finished some time
this week.
The Melntosh-Walton firm, who
are installing the new sewer sys-
tem here, have just been awarded a
contract in Wyoming to put in a
40-mile water system. Chas. Ruark
of this city, who in now operating
the big ditching machine, will likely
go there with them as soon as the
work here is completed.
Ed Norris has been roaming the
streets, peevish and restless, this
week—all because his big Republic
truck -has been in dry dock at the
Tourist Garage—undergoing repairs.
B. F. Lowman, Buck agent here,
[ sold three new Buick touring cars
to a dehler at Elk City last week.
He also has just received one of the
late model Buieks which has several
improvements over the older models.
Where Do You Keep
Your Liberty Bonds?
They are too valuable to be kept around
the bouse — or locked (?) up in the old
tin box that a child could pry open! Let
us call your attention to our just-instal-
led system of SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX-
ES — the latest steel boxes witji all the
protection of our vaults to go with them.
You can rent one for $2.00 a year^— so
cheaply you cannot afford to be without
the protection they afford for the safe-
keeping of your valuable papers of all
kinds. ASK USABOUT these BOXES.
American State Bank
GEARY, OKLAHOMA
“The Bank Which Gives Personal Service”
J
Yes, There’s a Differencel
Magnolia Safety Kerosene
On sale at Jim O’Connor’s
Don’t Be Mislead About Gasoline
Gravity does not indicate th« quality of gasoline. Specific gravity is important, of
course, but what really counts, what really determines the miles per gallon, is Volatility
and End Point.
Use Magnolia gasoline
Rev. D. R, Matthews of Oklahoma
City, missionary of the Central dis-
trict Baptist association, assisted by
Rev. Geo. A. Goss, will begin a ser-
ies of meetings at the Baptist church
at Sunny Hill, southeast of Geary,
i on Wednesday, December 11th. Rev.
Masters is an interesting speaker
and there will also be good music.
I Everyone is invited.
VOLATILITY
means the point at which a liquid vapor-
izes. You can readily see that the gasoline
which vaporizes at the lowest temperature
will be the quickest to explode. Therefore
a low' vaporizing point means quickness
and ease in starting your car-
END POINT
m
is the temperature at which a quntity of
liquid stops vaporizing. Therefore the
lower the End Point, the longer and more
uniform the explosion, the smoother your
car will run and the more miles per gallon
of gasoline you will get.
How's This?
W« offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medicine.
Hall’s Catarrh Mehlcine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty-
five years, and has become known no the
moat reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hull's
Catarrh Medicine acta thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poi-
son from the Blood and healing the dis-
eased portions.
After you have taken Hall's Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you wUl see n
great improvement In your general
health. Start taking Hall’s Catarrh Medi-
cine at once and get rid cf catarrh. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY ft- rO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold hv all Prvtrrista. TKc
Get Cypress Fence Post. ’’The
wood Everlasting” at Davidson &
Case.    (37-3)
Rumor has it that a couple of well
engaged in an altercation some time
back concerning some "taken up”
stock. The one man attempted to
remove the stock with fhe result
that the other discharged a shot gun
at a portion of his anatomy that
would have a tendency to stop him
without permanet injury. Medical
aid was summoned from town and
the shot removed.
EMPIRE GASOLINE
“the gasoline with the punch”
is low in Volatility and End Point It gives the most miles per gallon for automobiles
and the greatest power per gallon for stationery engines.
Lubricants
«
A full line for automobiles and tractors.
See the Crew-Levick agent today.
Empire Kerosene
the satisfactory kerosene for tractor
fuel and lighting purposes.
Guy Crosson and Roy Brewer went
to Oklahoma City last Sunday where
they rehearsed and drilled all day
with the second regimental band of
the Oklahoma National Guard, of
whieh they are members. They were
issued one of their uniforms and
will receive another uniform and new
instruments at the next meetiti*;.
They nro well pleased with their
duties. The hand now has more
than 50 musicians.
Use Magnolia gasoline
Sold by reliable dealers everywhere
CREW LEVICK COMPANY
OF DELAWARE
SLED ALLEN, Geary Agent
Oklahoma Division Office—Herskowitz Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.