The Davenport New Era (Davenport, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 27, 1916 Page: 4 of 4
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the davenport new
"YE LITTLE OLE HOME PAPER"
ERA LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS,
Entered as second class mail ma'ter at the post office at Davenport, Okla-
homa, according to HCt of Congress „f March :ird, IHT'J.
I). M. TRYON, Editor.
Mrs. M. A. HUMPHREY, Publisher
Office Phone no. 10.
$1.00 A YEAR.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Residence Phono 49
Professional Cards 50c
No substitute at Ingenthron's.
Hobart Baugus was here
terday.
Bring your produce to Ingen-
' thron's
Fire and tornado insurance.
H. I?. Moore.
Liuy your
H. Taulbee
Display ads-10c an inch single column each issne
a month. Full page $10.
Locals—5c a line eac h week.
Obituary notices 100 words free; all over this amount 1c a word. ■ John Hoggs was
AM ads will be run and charged for until ordered out Changes for ali ads C handler Sunday .
must be in this office by Tuesday night to insure change that week.
flour and ieed oi
A sewer called by any other
name would smell just as bad.
A number of young folks enjoy
ed Easter at the Adams home
the country.
Don't keep your noble thoughts
From for tomorrow's poem; put then
into today's prose.
ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT.
I AVcgelablePreparation PorAs
similatingihcFbotfandRetJula
I ing Uie Sioinnclis aiulBowelsof
H
Promotes Di£esl1on.Ckerftil-
ncss and RestConlalnsneiitar
Opium.MorpKine nor Mineral
Not Nahcotic.
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GASTORIA
For Infants irod Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Caston?.
Always
Bears tlie
Signatur
of
Kxtra bargains each day at the Mjss jjP]a Boggs of Chandler
l'ost Office Store. ; spent a few (iays the first of the
' week, visitiner Rubv Olson,
Will i
I Chandler
inggr- was here
Monday niornin;.
Nylolis Rcq Pawdo/
As a finishing touch. ake Vises Nylotia
Facc Powder—it cling® unseen yet Krings
an added charm to the complexion—you 11
like its sweet fragrance. 25 e an J 50c loxts
T! I K OWL OR iJCr COM 1 'AN Y
Apcrfpft Remedy fovfrnisllpa
lion, Sour Stomach.Dtarrtoca
Wor ros .Convulsions.Fever tsn.
ucss aiul Loss or Sl.Ei.ft
Facsimile Signature "f
thi: Centaur Compakt,
NEW YORK.
Mrs. Alice Bamrus
Methodist c
the
benefit pic
from Depew the first of the week, supper at the school house on
Thursday evening, April 27th.
you Everybody come,
and;
.1 H. Taulbee will make
the rigiit pi ice on both Hour
feed.
To produce a wor!. of at
must first in - the art
work.
Mr. and Mrs. .hiben Rogers
■ transferred here for Wellston
yoi;. Monday. They have been visiting
0 ! i i latives at Drumright
Do not iai' '«
s S.'or.i us :v
.
,]o Barker,
your groc(
vc that ixl
.. ,'.i;i'e,
iger of
The Easter program at the
Methodist church was well attend-
?• 1 and pronounced a grand suc-
cess by all who saw it.
u< ALL-LEATHERSHOES j*
1 sell PETER'S shoes, which are guaranteed
to be ALL LEATHER, no paper. Fancy grocer-
ies and dry goods. J
B. H. CHRISTY-
"K3> ■%sf.''vn «
the
Chandler Trib- •! . was in Da'en-
port S:.i 'ay in.
Would you exchange some j
: rood oak fence posts for lumber?
j Come to see us and talk it over.
The J. W Graves Co., Daven-
so
For Over
Thirty Yeart
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sping- j
horny on April 18th, a ,rirl- Tiiey |POT* *
are visiting at the home of Wm. i n ^ m >
a,. w , FOR SALE—Big German Mil-
lJ" let and Cane seed, choice baled
WANTED. Good oak fence I Inquire of D. S. Strough,*
posts. Conn to s-e us if you i ""le north-west ot Davenport,
have any to sell at the right oklahoma
price The .!■ \\ ■ Graves Co
Davenport
; C. E. STAFFORD i
> Moved just across the street from the Christy Hyery barn J
GENERAL REPAIR WORK \
* LET US SHARPEN YOUR PLOWS. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED {
i; mo %\S>
CLEMATUS ITEMS.
G8ITUARY
you will to swat
i fall. Doit
million next I
Exact Copy of Wrapper,
Day by day the fly family is in- j Mr. and Mr
creasing. If ynu swat one fly children spent Sunday at the
Elvyn Keller, Roy Harrison and now you will do more good than J j. priess home.
Glenn Watson were down from
Stillwater, sp/uding Easter holi-
days with relatives and friends
They returned Monday- ,w.'<-is.
i Swartz, Arc.i Caves, ben i'o
' If anyone needs anj undertak- Ld M i.1 >ck .;. d Ot iso.
| ing work done phone me at my to Paague yesi : <
1 expense at Chandler, day phone , Massey & Jewett
John G i
The weather still remains nice Our loved and loving neighbor
; and the farmers are busy with Asa Burroughs departed April
their farmine 14, 1016, when "manhood's morn-
1 R. L. Hairiss and I * -, « — "
while tho shadows were falling
to the west he fell into that
dreamless sleep that kisses down
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hall and his eye lids still; while yet in love
little daughter and son, visited wjtjj jjfe jie passed to silence and
Sunday near 68 with Mr. and!
Mrs. Pater son.
! pathetic dust."
"He sided with
the weak and
Minnie Adams spent Sunday
ith May and Martha Simpson.
with loving hands gave, alms.
STATEMENT
Of thu ownership, iwuiutfemrnt. etc.. required
by the act of Au ;i'-t 21. I'.'I J <>i' fhr Onvenixn't
Now Ers. publirthcHl weekly ut Davenport, Oklr..
for April 1st, 191U.
State of Oklahoma i
SS
County of Lincoln \
Before me, « notary public in und for tho to
end county aforesaid, personally appcareii Mr«.
M. A. llumphi< wl. •. hnvinpr Ih-ou «luly worn
•ccorilinu: to la« «U'p«M' «1 ^ that hoi the
publi her of tho Da\onpurt N - ' l 'a. .ad th.«
tho fp(1o«Ins i . to t
belief, a true tatement of the ownership man-
agement, etc.. "f the aforesa publication f--:-
the date shown in tin , !.«>•. . ,
That the n ni«> and add re; . t the puhli m
editor. mauHKinK t ilitu, and hu t •
Publisher. M M. A. Hump D-
Editor. D. M. Tryon. Davenjjor1
Mantuiii-.jr Editor, W. M. Ti yon. Dav.
Huaine Mm linger. W. M. Try«
THE EMBROiOERY CLUB
you-
The Embroidery Club met at lahom.
the home of Mrs. J. H. Taulbee
April 19. Minutes read and ap-|
proved- Roll called At 4 p m.j
dainty refreshments were served.
Next week the club meets with |
Mrs- W. A. Trutnbo.
KENTUCKY GAINING
one Q. wmi i«a, auu He was a worshiper of liberty
ivery cars'. Dorothy Douglas spent Sunday , ^ fnend of the oppressed. He
, , 4t i j i mi ,,..j * i ... i"A, ■ r, , believed that happiness was the
1154, night pi 158, and I will They attended a drill cent, • and with Flossie Coder. U g0od, reason the only torch.
j come at once in a car to v. ..it on nanijuet by he ■ - . . Bell and Bertha Waters visited i humanity the only religion and
N P. Myers, Chandler Ok- j at tha. .-^an-„ i etui net nomt Saturday night and Sunday with . love the only pviest."
Clevie and Alice Cupp. His favorite expression was,
j Elmer Adams came down from I "I am better now." Let us hope
PROFtSSHj^A! DAROS.i Bristow and visited home folks in spite of fears and tears and
jSunday.
S& vjj<5^*}• ^ Z:&"*lv^♦ iij' A successful term of school
jj" well drilling. j , closed here Friday with Mrs. J.
t I Stilt have my w,u drill and will J j E. Wright as teacher. The school
V diiil anywhere. Satisfaction T | ^ave a program in Hie afternoon.
traLvxj/yxrw • —e:r7£~T'i!Mf&+ "■> <
FRISCO T'ME CA'iO
441 I <oc
lit: l'a
That the .
• Mr
!npo
M. V Hnmiihre
W. M. Tr> h ">f !->• ' «'«>i" rt
Known bomlhoWcr^. niortu
necurity hohlhokliiH1- one per cent ik >.' •
total ainouiit « *«" i^• i"t
curitie NON!
M. A. UUMl'HKKY l*ul«l h« <
Sworn to ami HuU-' .ilK l before iu. ti.,
day ol'A|inl '
[SKAI,] «>. l>. Cil ' H>M
No! try I'llbli'
j While the vote on Kentucky's
■ state-wide protii'iitiofl fell six
short of the ti.-ree-tiUhs reuuiredj
tosubn.it tne constitutional am-
endnient, the majority given is
1 highly ••:g:iificant as an indication
of public sentiment. The vote
stood to 40 ia uie lower house.
The late Geortre '-'i- told us
that Kentucky wa • no' • i fin- "its
sunshine and .. moon him , its
blue grass and its re 1 noses,
and the populer idea may be that
the road to prohibition or that
M> f" -tale .< 1 us and ro< . y. Hut
Kentucky is nearly white or the
prohibition map. O .ts 119
, . "T , .... , icounties. 108 are uli; ady dry and
Onenuscluevious boy willbiva. |f> , ...t of p . . i:1 u on ]ives
up a achool. One false alarm e terrilory> As dry
will cost a lifeor riii i acharai ter. _ , r„ i-.e
One bi ok. n wlv, 1 will ditch a ^ f ,aM
train. Ore quarrelsome worker |
will create a strike of ten thous-
and men. One undiplomatic j
word will provoke a war involv-l i
ing thousands of lives and the
destruction of millions of nr.'per "•
, j • xi )on t
ty. One hasty act ol leg,>lal.on .
will entail untold hardship . Out l,x,.INI
SiNTA FE TIME CAR!
411 l.ocul frfiK.it
- .T- r tOKifiW" c
always guaranteed
Jt, Davenport. Give me a try
F. M. STOCK WELL T
♦ ♦iv>
i
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±
LOUWKIX A: HANSEN
Dent ist8
Rooms 1,
Iluitdii.g,
Phone 4on|| Those that were present enjoyed
' themselves.
! Mrs. A. H. Crouch called on
Mrs. G. W. Hall Thursday after-
I noon.
'• A. H. Crouch called on C. H.
| Douglas Sunday afternoon.
Bess Townsely spent Saturday
i in Chandler.
doubts and dogmas that these
dear words are true of all the
countless dead.
E. B. Moore,
W. A. Price,
R. D. Edwards,
Committee, M. W. of A.
PILLS BEST FOrt LIVER
2 and " Fouquay
Chandler, Okla.
i'/IDfc -i
\AMoar,;-:.
U ' C>\>-::-v^9
ONE.
V. ATCII tlllLO'S OOUCi!
a,f-1° TRI/ttB0iTt£ FRf-r (
1 '.N^AtL j PRO AT AMD LUH'J VR0IJBLS5 j
HAr/THtD SAT/SFACrORV\
C/,' MONEY rjerUNOED. I
COURTUAND P.I FF.UQUAY
Lavyer
I)K. W. 1). 1JAIRD
i'liysicinu an«l Surgeon
Special attention to diseases
of Women and Children
Hesidenca—Phone C
Otflce—Phone 4
THE ACHES OF HOUSE GLEANING
Because they contain the best liver
mcdicines, no matter how bitter or
nauseating for tho sweet sugar coating
! hides the taste. Dr King's New Life
1'ills contain ingredients that put the
liver wort- iii?, move the bowels freely.
No gripe, no nausea, aid digestion.
: Just try a bottli of Dr. King's New
Life Pills and notice how much better
' you feel. 2:> at druggists.
WILL HISTORY REPEAT?
1
The pain and soreness caused by
bruises, over-exertion and straining !
during house cleaning time are soothed ,
away by Sloan's Liniment. No need ygal. J^IC, according to
[t0 BQffer this *°"y-iml Wly Sloan's j higtor waa known as "the year
LLiniment to tha «ore apots, rub only a
without a summer. Snow and
nnmg ot n
the muei
iM'.inued ir-
Innbvane if
i: in ratarrh later,
hsiiii .- do pumething
t'hiliiren will not take
. but~ .hey will take Dr.
drink of rum will ruin the life of |k i>> -'o> f t w.;i->ut
a man and send his soul tu hell.Jbrit Rt 1 •' 1
One match will cause a canllaga " 1
l 1 ixatu > ugh in eliminate the waste
tion than will leave a city mI . , . thc Ul , , h l„,.
ashes. One w ay ward daughtet | .. p, t , no mixiigir faMlntr*
will break a mother's heart. One|,! n-. .ft l Kira'*
lie will destroy a woman's char-1 Nev. l' w.v ' '' • ifeguai.t
One demagogue will turn >our chiia a'r,li"i'1" ri,;us iln,enU re"
! suiting from coldf.
little. In a short time.the pain leaves,
I you rest comfortably and enjoy a re-; ice each month of the year. Will
freshing sleep. One grateful user history repeat itself a century
' writeB: "Sloan's Liniment ia worth Jater (1916)? Thc year 1816 wit-
± ± weight!" ,0ld." Keep.bottieo« the downfal| of Napoleon
... J- t. .t, ]ian{j( use it against all soreness, «="-
• • New and second hand furniture *1*, valgia and bruises. Kills pain.
T and other household goods; also T your druggist.
•J. guns and revolvers bought and a ■—
•t* sold. Lowest prices. I A correspondent wants toknow
V North Chandler J i when to use "shall" and "should.''
25c at ' '"se of a great European
war. Will the year 1916 witness
the close of .he present European
! war, and w iio will be the notable
ruler that will be "the goat?"
l.i\ati, n ngh to eliminate tin waste
DENTAL PARLOR5
SHAWNEE. OKLA . (iven >l
QvlHMiCNfv Bnci
actei
factories'into soup lions. . On.
inuckraker will bankrupt a big j Remembe we arc i;ot
business. One vote will dec de > ,.ea(jei. Ifj ou go some place
an election. 1 nr if someone comes to vi^it you, *t'«i'n«
| tell us about it.
What's the matter with oui
& <► M: ♦ ♦ O ♦ Q
onv OI.SON
Delivery and Hauling
Trunks Hauled To Or From
Both Depots Promptly and
Carefully. - -
WE AUK HEADY NOW
CSVML
■ OS c
Cukl Crown
Poiccltio Croi
•i*r '.Vofk HHHil
t of ! c. th $5.00: Upper and l.owcr, brlS $10
nd ^ t rV Beit Set of Teeth Mode $3.00. Upper
country c< i respondents
Do you read the New Era?
O ♦ O ♦ C- O O <► ♦ O ♦ O ❖
Never use "shall" when you
should use "should" and never
use "should" when you should
use "shall." In short we should
always say "should whenever
we should and never should say
"shall" when we should say
"should." Is that plain enough?
Bristow Record.
GOOD FOR COLDS
a * £• ♦ o ♦ o
THE
UAVENPORT NEW ERA
"Ye Little Ole Home Paper'' •%.
I CASTOR 5A
•!• For Infants and Children
, In Use For Over 30 Years Honey.
13 weeks—25 cents
always bears
the
Signature
I a nickle at this oilice.
ti
Honey, pine-tar and glycerine ar
recognized cold remedies. In Dr. Bell's
Pine-Tai-Honey these are combined
with other cutigh medicine in a pleas-
ant yrup. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey
quickly lops your cough, checks your
cold, cuihe.t irritation of the throat.
Kxcellei. . .r young, adult and aged.
1 It's one of tho best cough syrups made,
i Formula on every bottle. You know
'just what you are taking and your doc-
.or know it's good for coughs and
colds. Insist on Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-
Only 25c at druggists.
^ k'8 ^>UIU"1' (J'^ PaPers ^or
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Tryon, D. M. The Davenport New Era (Davenport, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 12, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 27, 1916, newspaper, April 27, 1916; Davenport, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc109362/m1/4/: accessed April 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.