The Lexington Leader (Lexington, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 34, Ed. 1 Friday, May 10, 1912 Page: 8 of 8
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Men's Clothing
Juse received a big shipment
in real shop made stuff; just
the thing you have wished some
one would bring to Lexington.
Now listen, men's suits that
would cost you $20.00 or
$25.00 any where, you can get
at my store for $16.00 and
suits that would cost you
$12.50 to 15.00 we will sell you
at $9.00 and they are dandies.
Come and see them.
Pants To Fit
Why do I say that? Because
I bought with each suit two ex-
tra pair of pants and you know
a suit pant always fits better
than a regular pant. Haven't
you looked at suits and wanted
the pants. You can get them
at my store.
Hats! Hats!!
Genuine Panamas, the $10.00
kind at 5.00. Straws in the
new shapes for men and boys.
Boys' Suits
In just what you want
Cheap.
Satisfaction
Or Money Back
Is Our Motto
We want every man woman and child that comes to Lexing-
ton to come and partake liberally of our hospitality, to roam with
unrestricted freedom all over the store, to view the most magnifi=
cent stock of spring and summer merchandise that ever came to
Lexington.
We want you to feel that this is indeed your
store and one deserving your entire confidence
Dress Trimmings
The classiest laces and bandings
in all shades. Torshon Laces, Em-
broideried edging, the Ric-Rock, all
colors. Just the things you want you
can find at this store. If you don,t
see what you want call for it.
Ladies' Collars
The prettiest things that are made
in the collars. Also have a fine line
of those dainty little bows. Just
what you see displayed in the city.
Why not buy at home and save
money?
All Over Laces the
Newest Creations
The prettiest patterns that are
shown this season, in all colors, you
can see right here, in both silk and
cotton at prices fhat will surprise
you. To get new goods it will pay
you to see us.
Ladies' Skirts
The newest things made. Just
what you see displayed in the cities
at just one half the price. Why not
buy at home and help those that help
you.
J. W. Beftes Cash Store.
Watch Us Grow
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White Dress Goods
Consisting of new linen, new
dotted swiss, new cross bar
swiss and plain whites. A
complete line. I quote no
prices, come and see for your-
self.
Spring Silks
The genuine tub silks that
you can wash, in all colors. We
carry a full line of taffeta and
peudiosaw at prices to suit you.
New Voiles
Plain white, polka dot, also
in plaids. We also have a fine
line of that new crash suiting
you read about. Have it in
blue, pink and red at 28c. Ask
to see it.
Percales and Ginghams
In all colors at prices to suit
the times. Come and look at
our line and if the prices aren't
right don't buy.
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Sidney Boho of Norman wa* Or. \V. C. Branham spent Sun-
here Friday. 1 day at Sulphur.
Complete line of baseball goods
at the Palace Drug Store.
Mrs. Newt Kelley is visiting in
Norman.
The new 191'2 model Ford car
now $750.(t0.—J. F. Shockley.
DR. S. D. WILSON
POST GRADUATE DENTIST
Every kind of work done known to the
dental profession. Orthodontiabad Bridge
*' rk a specialty.
Of/iff Orer tlmies «l; Kenneiii/'s
PMONE 3J3 RESIDENCE 103
PURCELL. OKLAHOMA
Lister Shares for all makes of
Listers at Edgar J. Keller
J. 1'. Perkins made a business
trip to Pauls Valley Friday-
See Jack Ethridge far farm
loans and insurance.
! .I F. Shockley went to Oklaho-
Farmer Kirkland was in from his ma ^
neighborhood Saturday. . i ... ... .
Get "Steffens ice cream.; U AWard was m
See our new line of Matting and . . T. n , business.
Linoleum—Keller* Furniture Store. US always g00.. The Owl. R ^ Sampier of Tribbey was
Sol Ward was in from Corbett Deputy Sheriff Lou Higbee was j here Tuesday.
Saturday. | here from Norman Tuesday.
M. E. Nolan of Norman was here
riiursda.v.
Tuesday on
The best Sulkey' Plows on the
market for sale by Edgar J. Keller.
Oscar Leidy of Norman was hen
Sunday visiting friends.
Door and window screens at the
Archer (irain A Lumber Co
Judge F. I!. Sw ink held court
here Monday.
For Plows an 1 St ilk (.'utter see
Edgar .1. Keller.
One good second hand 'i^-inch
See Mrs. E. A. Denison for farm Peter Schuttler wagon for sale
loans at lowest rate-. I cheap —Edgar J. Keller.
George Graham. county attorney.' Several attended the firemen's
was here Tues.lay. 'drill at Purcell Friday afternoon.
W. Spencer was here Satur-
Se? Jack Ethridge for farm
loans and insurance.
L ti. Pantier. Doctor of Dental
Sttfgery. Ofiice over the Chickasaw
N tiiT.al Hank. Phone .>19. Purcell,
I Oklahoma. Res Phone 129.
! A MONUMENT !
8£ Sbou i) be se - ted with utmost care. Wuen >vork is ^3
5: guaranteed iu tiie tombstone line it cau be re'.ie l upou to b- ,;3
S; first class All parties wishing ttieir work put i:p t etween ^3
5^- now an 1 Decoratiou day will be giveu fall time. ^3
I J. M. PYBAS I
5;. Monuments, Statuary, Vaults aud Coping.
Brownell
BUS * AUTO LINE
"Always on Time"
If You Want to Go Across
Phone 72
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1 day.
Obe Holsenbick was here
day transacting business.
J. J. Stevens was here Sa
unlay nil business.
Miss Mary Jane Brown was here
Saturday from Corbett.
You dig thp bait We have
the fishing tackle The OWI.
Mr.- 1!. I.. Brim's little daughter
i^ suffering with tjie mumps tf:!-
week.
To Rent—A •'! room house-with
extra large garden and orchard.
Neal Smith.
•lini Wallace and wife of Purcell
were over iu Lexington spending
last week with his mother
Bring your Laundry to the Star
Barber Shop. \\ e have the world
skinned on neat work.
Louis Feurborn waa here Satur-
day from the Lone Star neighbor-
hood.
See our base ball gooda.
The Owl
James Stogner psaMd through
i iiere Saturday en route 10 bis home
at Norman.
FOR SALE—80 acre farm,
best in state for the price.
$4,000.00.
J. F. Shockley
Numerous friends of J. O Fox
are soliciting him to make the race
for reiji-ter of dee !-.
I Edgar J. Keller has a big lot of
I Hog and Field fence at the very
lowest cash price.or on fall time on
good note.
S. A. Ward and Newt Kelley re-
turned Tuesday from a trip to Nor-
man.
Ed Shinn was here Wednesday
purchasing supplies for his new-
residence.
Misses Martha Bicberey. Rowena
Moseley and Minx Brown were here
Sunday to attend the ball game.
Attorney W. L Eagleton of Nor-
man was here Monday attending to
c mrt matters.
Free bridge tickets on hogs
we buy.--See Dutch.
The Roberts Home Orchestra
furnished some delightful music at
the Owl Sunday morning.
A meeting was held Thursday
night to decide about the canning
factory. Full statement next week.
W. T. Brantley is quite ill at his
home east of Lexington. He was
some better Thursday.
Buy your baseball goods-the
Schmelzer brand-from us. the price
is right — Palace Drug Store.
Four choice residence properties
in Lexington, all well located, some
on the hill, some in the bottom. ;
Prices range from $350.00 up.
J. F. Shockley. j
Mr. Joe'Morley and son. Jen-j
! nings. of Excelsior Springs. Mis-
isouri. are visiting at the home of
| H. H. Everett.
Say, on the square, have you
I seen that line of 5A dusters at
'Horrtors. Drop in and you will
1 buy one. Low price, too.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ethridge left
■ Thursday for their home after a two
weeks visit here with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Ethridge.
Enough wall paper for a room
for 75c and $1.00. Have sold a
number and every one well
pleased.
Edgar ,T. Keller.
T. W. MeCullough was in Satur-
dav on a friendly financial visit re-
newing his subscription to the Lea-
der.
M. t'. l\jrr of Moore, cand: late
for county clerk, was here Saturday.
His announcement appears in this
issue of the I. adel . 1>- -ur ■ and
read it.
A fine six room residence proper-
ty. water, in good repair within two
blocks of center of busi-
ness section. A bargain if taken at
once and for cash. See
J. F. Shockley.
FOR SALE—Tomato and potato
plants, good quality in thrifty con-
dition. 20c per 100. See W. F.
Ethridge, west of Baptist church.
Roy Suddeth of Wanette was
here Friday. He and wife attended
the funeral of Dr. Johnson here
Friday morning.
The hand boys continue to prac-
tice earnestly. Lexington has one
of the most enthusiastic bands in
the state.
Foster Shockley returned Friday
morning from a trip to Byars, Ok-
j lahoma. He made the trip over-
! land in his Ford.
The big county singing conven-
tion will be held Sunday at
Corbett. It's expecterl that a
ureat cr.rtvd will be present to at-
tend the exercises.
■l ick Fairchilds spent last week
in the southeast part of the county
meeting the horny-handed gentry
and making a little political medi-
cine.
rain i- home with hij
r an absence of seven
Will Li
mother .".ft
months.
A big reduction in price on
buggies, carriages and harness,
see Edgar J. Keller.*
Mrs. Angle spent last week in
the country with her brother L. B.
Higbee.
H mier McComb of Norman was
here Tuesday on business. His
announcement appears in this issue
of the Leader.
Brighten up! We have a
complete line of paints and
varnishes The Owl.
Ben Ferreter. Ira Wrignt. Claude
Perkins. Everett and Clyde Sher-
man. and John Hastings left Wed-
nesday for the Washita 011 a fishing
trip.
The coal season is over-but I
still have the coal. 1 will carry-
ice again this season the same as
lever. Remember coal and ice.
I.eopoid llle. Phone 39.
Elder Foster will preach at the
Church of Christ Sundav at eleven
o'clock. He is an able man. come
,ut and hear him?
For Sale:—At a bargain, one
spraying machine, a Hearst, has a
60 gal. cypress tank an 1 will carry
a '200 lb. pressure-single line of
half inch base-an indicator fitted
1 up with levor for man power good
machine for
from one to
Clyde Pickard and
down to Lexington
Clyde's car Clyde
good" as police judge
Mi^s Lelia Pickard
small orchard 0fjtheni. home. She will teach in the
five acres. Reason j P^lic schools of the countv seat
I next year.
wife drove
Friday in
i- "making
at Norman,
accompanied
for selling-too many trees, must
have power sprayer. Will sell for
half price for what it could be du-
plicated for. See me at my place
3 miles south and one and 3-4 east
of- Lexington. H. Friend. This If07the joTlVinVnature and'as
notice will appear only once so j ^uence he has a world of a,i
take advantage of this opportunity. 1
Fred Ellsworth was here last
week from Oklahoma City min-
gling with his old-time friends.
Fred is one of the hoys who 14fall'1
a con-
dmirers
1 MAKE THE LOWEST
RATE OF ... .
INTEREST ON
.. Farm Loans ..
Privilege to Pay Part or All After
Gef Vour Abstracts
Buy or Sell your Land. Write Insurance
See me if you want money, or want
• J. F.SIKX Ki
Lexington. Okla The Real lOtate and l.oan Ml
One Ye
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Renew
to save
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your Loan,
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