Collinsville Times. (Collinsville, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 48, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 17, 1914 Page: 3 of 6
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PAY, MARCH 17.
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T”EN you’ll know why
Nylo Chocolates are
so remarkably popular.
They are absolutely pure
and wholesome—no arti-
ficial coloring or artificial
flavoring—just “pure
food’’ candies.
Our stock is always
fresh. Once you try them —
you’ll always buy them.
Come into our store. Take
a box home today. They
are so delicious. Sixty
cents to one dollar and a
half the pound.
BRYANT & KEITH
THE LEADING DRUGGISTS
Open Early and Late.
About Your Friends and Mine
'line, member of the local board
, held an examination at the
ool auditorium last Saturday
e applicants were examined for
.ip in the local postoffice.
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:inl invitation to the public is
by the Andeel Dry Goods
to see their new stocks, es-
the ladies' hand-made fancy
Stafford is expected to return
ay from his trip to Kansas
through Nebraska.
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e With landreth & mil-
N ALL PLUMBING AND TIN
THEY v,AN SAVE YOU
PHONE 455.
on, of Gas City, arrived Sun-
t. They are moving into the
iperty on Broadway.
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Head, of Thayer, Kansas, is
the payroll as clerk at the
station.
iVilton is moving to Cleveland,
turned from their trip in their car to
Yimta, Clare more and points in Mis-
souri.
for Sale—At big sacrifice, modern 5-
room bungalow. Small amount of
money will handle, balance terms. R.
M. Boarta. Phone 215.
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C. I). Swain, general foreman for the
Tulsa Fuel Company went to Parsons,
Kansas. Saturday to spend a few days
w.th relatives. His family will return
with him.
Gus YVeekley, general supply agent
for the Prime Western Spelter Com-
pany, was down Monday in the interest
of the Tulsa Fuel Company.
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ALL KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS IN
BULK — JARVIS HARDWARE &
PLUMBING CO.
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Guy Garlock went to Tulsa Saturday.
Harry Barndollar spent most of last
week at Guthrie and Oklahoma City.
suspicious character mighty quick
where folks didn't know him. Next
thing we 11 see F. A. McCormick in pur-
ple spats and H. K. Buckles in a silk
hat."
LET US FIGURE ON YOUR PLUMB-
ING AND TIN WORK — JARVIS
HARDWARE & PLUMBING CO.
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•I. \\. Johnson has moved to St.
Johns, Kansas, where he has purchased
a stock of general merchandise.
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James Goldsbury will make his future
home at Dewey, Oklahoma.
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Millinery opening, music and sou-
venirs, at New York Store, Wednesday
night.
W in. Earnest returned this morning
fiom a business trip in Kansas.
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H. C. Downey was a southbound pas-
senger this morning.
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Bargains Tn Farms and city property
PATTERSON, of course. Room No. 1,
Rogers-Goodale Bldg. 7-25-tf
Miss Mabel Brown left this morning
for her home at Drumwright, Oklaho-
ma, after spending several days with
friends in Collinsville.
Lon and Fannie Jones were fined
$18.10 in Justice Eskew’s court yester-
day for disturbing the peace of Mrs.
Nettie Palmer. County Attorney Hall
prosecuted the case.
LET US FIGURE ON YOUR PLUMB-
ING AND TIN WORK - JARVIS
HARDWARE & PLUMBING CO.
PAGE THREE.
Brin-Gibson’s
Pay-Day Specials—Friday and
DRESS GINGHAMS
27 inches wide, inblue, Q
J. UC gr®y> tan*red’ plaid> ^
" stripes and checks yard
LADIES’ SHIRTS
AQ in white and cream CA
Soisette;greyandlav- Ol/C
endar flannel;cleanup each
SHADOW LACES
OC- 2 to 8 inches wide, "i A
£OC in white-cream’
ecru, worth 25c to yard
50c. Special
5c Calicoes, all colors, the yard, 4c
DRESS SKIRTS
CM in blue, tan, and black. <fc9 QC
$4 some peg top, some
plain tailored. Sale, eac“
In the case of the State vs. G. F.
Roberts, Justice Eskew was advised by
(ounty Attorney Hall to dismiss the
ease, as a check he attempted to cash
at the First National bank had been de-
storyed by him and it was their best-
evidence. He was committed to jail and
will be tried for cashing a forged check
at the State bank.
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The case of the State vs. Mr. and
Mrs. Huff and Martha Robinson, in
justice court, was continued until the
24th.
Remember—When there are better
bargains in real estate, PATTERSON
will have them. 7-25-tf
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The Cozy theater will soon begin the
work of remodeling and building a
thirty-foot extension at the rear of the
building. The stage will be at the back
and exits will be large at both front
and rear.
ik, Osteopath, at Erwin Hotel
and Fridays. 2-3-6
E. Clark is quite ill at her
the south hill.
ena White has the mumps.
ikespeare club met at the
Mrs. O;. H. McCarty Friday
N WIRE, HOG WIRE, BARB
JARVIS HARDWARE &
G CO.
fine went to Tulsa Saturday
meet his wife, who returned
tour, Missouri, after a visit
[weeks.
I. McGarvis is quite ill.
chison came up from Tulsa
vening to visit over Sunday
arents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Private money to loan on chatties and
other security. Pat, the Land Man.
Room three, Rogers-Goodale building.
2-13tf
A. I). Terrill, general manager of the
Prime Western Company, who has been
in San Antonio, Texas, for a while rest-
ing after his surgical operation, return-
ed to his office in Iola yesterday. Mr.
Ten-ill is expected in Collinsville the
latter part of the week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stock, of Al-
toona, Kansas, spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Stocks’ brother. R. E.
( lark. Mr. and Mrs. Stock are. enroute
to Europe for the summer.
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A special invitation to the public is
extended by the Andeel Dry Goods
Company to see their new stocks, es-
pecially the ladies' hand-made fauev
work.
A smoke cloud from the oil fields
this morning indicated a fire, but a
telephone message stated that it was
only some waste oil being burned.
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CHICKEN WIRE, HOG WIRE, BARB
WIRE — JARVIS HARDWARE &
PLUMBING CO.
Rev. G. M. Jeffrey, of South Park,
spent the day in Tulsa arranging for
a series of meetings that will be held
in the near future.
J. H. Mylar and N. J. Ensminger
were in Tulsa today on business.
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Farmers’ Institute, Saturday, March
supper to her guests. Pink and red
carnations marked the places at the
supper table. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Guen-
ther will entertain the club in two
weeks.
Millinery opening, music and sou-
venirs, at New York Store, Wednesday
night.
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for first class dressmaking or alter-
ations, eall on Mrs. H. B. Robison, brick
house, three blocks south of postoffice,
deliver. Phone 289. 3-17-3*
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^ . B. Erwin and C. E. Parker were
business visitors in Bartlesville Mon-
day.
M. Burns was a northbound passen-
ger Monday morning.
sou-
Millinerv opening, music and „„„
venire, at New York Store, Wednesday
night.
invitntion to the public is
iy the Andeel Dry Goods
3 bcc their new stocks, es-
e ladies’ hand-made fancy
TAKE THAT OLD GUN OR BI-
CYCLE TO LANDRETH & MILFORD,
FIRST DOOR NORTH OF TIMES OF-
FICE, OR PHONE 455.
f Blair and Miss Nannie
to Bartlesville Saturday.
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Miller is on the sick list.
ell Evans gave a party Sat-
loon, it being his birthday.
!y guests were present. All
ood time.
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poet to raise chickens, why
t right, and buy an Wu-
Iroodcr of Gump & Jones?
ji Incubator is fully guar-
cry particular, and the hot
*r is the correct method by
ise your chicks after they
(adv)
The Bow Knot Embroidery club will
have a St. Patrick's party Tuesday aft-
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Marvin Mc-
Carty.
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If you have real estate Tor sale list
it with E. E. Bateman. Office in Lee
Building. %
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Mr. and Mrs. Mont Arbuckle motor-
ed to Tulsa Sunday.
H. B. Glavis was up from Tulsa Sun-
day visiting friends.
>1 Dry Goods Company, of
will open their new store
iklahoma, Saturday.
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ie Whiteside came up from
to stay over Sunday with
»y, March 21, a street sale
everything that you want
i will be held and there-
pry other Saturday. Stock
y'ou wish to bring in will
3-13-3*
Madam, you are going to join the
Council of Women eventually; why not
this week? Friday, the 20th, 3 o'clock
in the City Hall.
A special meeting of Masonic lodge
will be held this evening at which time
the conferring of degrees will take
place.
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The ladies of the W. C'. T. U. will
hold a public meeting Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock, at the Methodist church.
There will be no admission charged, but
a silver offering will be taken for the
benefit of the prohibition work in the
state of Oklahoma. A very attractive
program is in preparation, and all who
might come are assured of an evening’s
entertainment.
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Henry Saco is able to bo out again
after a siege of the grippe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tomlinson have
purchased the Jacobs flat at Highland
park and wil run it as a rooming house.
Mr. \\ m. Bean, of Iola, Kansas, who
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. H.
M. Dowler, returned home Monday.
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Miss Ethel Spink, of Beatrice, Ne-
braska, left for home Monday morning
after an extended visit with her broth-
er, Merle Spink, of this city.
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Miss Gretchen Starr, of Tulsa, was &
guest of Miss Hallie Ferry Saturday.
G. P. Dalby and wife were Sunday
guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Wright.
They left Monday morning for their
home at Havana, Kansas, and Mr. Dal-
by will leave in a few days with a
party of business men for the east.
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Harry Barndollar left Saturday for
Westville, Oklahoma.
Have You Seen the Latest?
We are specialists in the shoe business
and our stock will always be found
complete and uptodate. <J We are now
showing the latest lasts in ladies’ ox-
fords. Spring is here, and it is proper
that you get that new pair of shoes.
Johnson Brothers
Phone Three One Six
Mrs. John Arbuekle arrived from
Central City, Kentucky, last Thursday.
ALL KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS IN
BULK — JARVIS HARDWARE &
PLUMBING CO.
An Oklahoma paper, in referring to
the dancer at the cattlemen’s free-for-
all, made a typographical error in re-
ferring to the lady as a damsouse in-
stead of a danseuse, says Glen Condon.
trs Carter" has been quite
me for several days.
ts. W. E. Smith have re-
“Ain’t it funny,” remarked Dr. How-
ell, "how folks'll keep a steady gait for
years and then suddenly, without any
warning, spring something on you ? All
the years I’ve known N. O. Colburn he’s
never worn anything but a grey suit
and tie to match. I couldn't imagine
quiet, sedate N. O. in anything else.
Gosh, if he didn’t nearly wreck the
building the other day with a big
brassy red tie and a sing sing stripe
shirt under it. Wherever he got ’em
the Lord only knows. It’s a good thing
N. O. sticks pretty close to his home
town for I know he’d be arreBted as a
Millirtery opening, music and sou-
venirs, at New lork Store, Wednesday
night.
Mr. C. C. Presson left this morning
for Cleveland, Oklahoma, for a few
days.
H. G. Benson, of Leavenworth. Kan
sas. was a guest of A. J. Hagan the lat-
ter part of the week.
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Ed Hershkowitz left Saturday for a
visit with home folks at Iola, Kansas.
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I. M. Ilerehkowitz returned Saturday
from Iola, Kansas, where ho spent sev-
eral days.
C. Swain is a guest of friends in Iola,
Kansas. •
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Miss Mabel Keith spent Saturday
with friends in.Vera.
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Ernest Scrimsher was a Tulsa visitor
Monday.
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M. E. Orr, of Tulsa, spent Sunday
with his father in this city.
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Mrs. lay McRay was a Tulsa visitor
Monday.
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Mrs. P. J. Duffy was a guest of Tulsa
friends the first of the week.
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C. L. Goodale was a southbound pas-
senger Monday morning.
Mrs. J. W. Wright and Miss Mary
Lewis were guests of friends at Ra-
mona last week.
H. C. Downey has moved his office to
room six, First National block.
B. H. Roehmler is getting settled in
his new office on South Morris avenue.
P. K. Renner, of Iola, Kansas, has ac-
cepted a position as stenographer and
bookkeeper for the Fashion and Arcade
stores.
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The funeral of Mrs. Albert Gaines
was held at the Baptist church this aft-
ernoon. Her father was in Sapulpa at
the time of her death being unable to
reach here.
Ed Jones returned Monday morning
from Lawrence, Kansas.
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Rev. J. P. Furnish held services in
Vera Sunday where through his efforts
a new church is being erected.
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STANDARD PATTERNS
are liked for their simplicity
and good taste.
THE
Standard Fashion Sheet
Times Want Ads. get results.
DR. 0. H. McCARTY
DENTIST.
Corner room in Rogers-Goodale
Building.
PHONES: OFFICE 2; RES. 234.
FREE
*t Our Pattern Department
Complete showing
of Crepes of all
Kinds.
A magnificent se-
lection of
Flowered Silk
Poplins
Brocades o
Ratines
Etc.
DR. G. E. TAYLOR
DENTIST.
First National Bank Building.
PHONE NO. 112.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Genseke entertain-
ed the Original Card club last Thursday
evening at their home on West Main
street. At a late hour Mrs. Genseke,
assisted by Miss Beard, served a dainty
“I buy my Bread and Pies
at City Bakery, 2nd door
east of Elk Hotel.” Otto
Schwake, Prop.
Brand are Better
See our Spring Showing of
Ladies’ and Gents’
Oxfords.
Farmer
Brothers
'FOR UNIFORMLY LOW PRICES”
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Steenrod, F. L. Collinsville Times. (Collinsville, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 48, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 17, 1914, newspaper, March 17, 1914; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1137799/m1/3/?q=coaster: accessed June 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.