The Collinsville News. (Collinsville, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 1, 1911 Page: 4 of 8
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McCartney & Rogers
THE PIANO CONTEST
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Smith & Carson’s
And Set the Pine Display of
“ Grace Hats ”
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Come and select your Dre ss Bonnet. Ev-
erything up-to-date. The only place you can
buy hand-made, hand-trimmed hats for
$2.00 and $2.50.
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The Economy Store
Beutifol ribbons in pink, blue and black and white
stripe florals, dresden and embossed designs at 10c a
yard.
liras* or oxidised ourtaln rods, or white enameled
curtain poles at 10c.
Clothes, hair or pant bruahea 10c.
Bnnmel ware worth up to 25c, choice of twenty ar-
ticl )s 10c. ;
Three bars toilet soap for 10c.
Extra large jar of petroleum jelly 10c. 1
Baseball catching glove 10c.
Big assortment of glassware valuea up to 25c on sale
for 10c,
R. SHITH & CO.
WEST MAIN STREET.
The Nominees, and vote
COLLINSVILLE
Miss Mona Brook man 78679
” Georgia Williams 68932
” Nellie Hays, ” 63851
” Gertie Moore ” 28140
” AdaKiphart ” 12691
” Stella White ” 16771
Miss Hersie Rowland 1400
’’ Nellie Cooper 1396
” Nora Baker ” 1007
” Opal Vanslyke ” 1901
” Johnnie Barber ” 11068
Mrs. Erma Adams ” 1119
Miss Pearl Hickox 2184
Veka
Miss Minx Brown 1162
” Dora Miller 2259
OWASSO
Miss Callie Mitchell 1064
” Vernie Keith 1001
” Beatt ie Beck 1011
Claremoke
Mrs. Edgar Anderson 1399
CuLlJE.
Miss. Rachel Foiling 4431
Subscriptions and Votes
Six months 50 cents 200 votes.
One year $1.00 500 votes
Two years $2.00 1500 votes
Three years $3.00 2500 votes
Five years $5.00 5000 votes
PIANO CONTEST IN FULL BLAST
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Only Six more press days of the Contest
Will close Tuesday July 18, at 6 p. m.
Get Busy Now
Bring In Your Subscriptions
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Read the Merchants List and Votes
Given on Subscription
EVERY FIVE CENT PURCHASE GIVES YOU A VOTE at
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G. L CARPENTERS F. A. McCORMICKS, BOYD & PERRY and BIO TAEATRE
Oatmrril ol thd aa»l pasaaces, branchial tube*, catarrh of the
stomach or ftBtsstlnss and certain catarrhal ailments of women we are con-
vincod that thla Prescription U without a rival. It la the result of year* of
experience of an eminent hoepital physician who has made thla disease a
specialty with great success. There is no risk on your part. We are so con-
fident that you will be cured, we authorise our agent to refund your money
if you ate not satisfied with results. Call for Ponmyo Prescription for
Catarrh for sale In this city by only one druggist.
\ X-tCcal Xter».s i
lasaa aasasa
BlLLY HAS IT
Mrs. J. Hale is visiting a sis-
ter at Pratt Kansas, this week.
Alarm clocks at the Collins
ville A uclion Co’s, store on
B roadway.
FOR SALE —A good horse,
on terms. Inquire, A. J,
Brown.
Isaac Morrison was clerking
at Buckles drug store election
day.
$1 combinetts for 65 cents at
the Collinsville Auction Co , on
Broadway.
Rocking chairs for $1.50 at the
Collinsville Auction Co.,
Billy has it
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C ha nute
ning.
Caudle was over from
of this
on
J. C. Butler left Id
Kansas, Thursday m
J. R
Furaker Wednesday
week.
Jarvis Plumdilfif!^. CjfiftiV&tf.v
sells mantles, gas-burners and
globes,
Jarvis Plumbing Company so-
licits your tin work, Golden
building. * ;> 1. ‘
Dr. J. A. Turner will attend
the Dental Convention atEnid
this week. » -- 1 ’
Mrs. Harry Peas and daughter
Fern spent Decorating day with
friends here.
Uegu’ar services at the M. E
church Sunday. Dr; Robinson
will preach in the evening.
Bert Patton
Billy Has It"; At The Fash
TON jV
The Fashion has the best boys
overalls, 4 to 11 years, 50 cents,
12 to 16, 75 cents.
Any thing in men and boys
kwajfejrieifrhe Fashion. *
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Echens of
Cofieyville were here this week
visiting friends and relatives. i
For-choice meats and court j
eousr treatment, call 119, Berry’s
old stand. James* & Arbuc-
kle, > lpft
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Monsing and B V. D. under
wear at The Fashiou
rektkflrant on the1
T. K. Collins will leave Sun-
day for Ritlle, Colorado where lie
will loqk at,the country and in-!
hale some pure Colorado air.
We have revolutioniz'd nur
bofs departmen t, at The Fashion
Mark Fanner, Jr., his father
and Mr.,B. Carpenter took a lit-
tle whirl over to Claremore
Kansas epe in this week and | moved in, lrom La^jarp Kanj Thursday in the motorcar,
will locate here.. ,sas. '■? h .^Mraj Josie Smith of the Smith
Mrs. J. N, Salisburyof%icht
ta, Kansas is expected in to visit
her son, C. C. Salisbury of this
Broadway.
Lard for sale at 10 cents per j business in the reS
pound in 50 pound lots. T. II. j corner west of the City Hotel.
Swisher and Son. | Wm. Alexander, George
Mr. Omer Estes of Laharp, * Grimm and a Mr. O^ens, have
£.1
THE
SANITARY
MEAT MARKET
PATTIS0N BUILDING
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Everything Neat and Clean
SWISHER & SON
Lost. One 16 size silver case
watch, black ribbon fob, finder
leave same at News ottice.
ITOTICE.
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II. Monloit
Stir Dray iri Tnusler line.
Will haul any thing to ant
part of the city at reas«mabl<
charge.
90 acre farm for sale. 80 acres
in wheat, 30 acres in corn, 12
acres in oats, 4 acres in alfalfa,
10 acres in hay meadow and the
remainder is taken up by a small
creek; a two room house on the
place; orchard of peach and ap-
p e trees; everlasting water on
the place. Itis one half a mile a. plkas. m. o.
to school and three and one-half pHciriAN Jh ^IlDHPON
miles west, one half mile south Knj»K'*AIN ft SURGEON
ofOolagah; 4miles north and 3 ones noun from«u> it a. m. and from i t.
miles east of Collinsville, also *A?; l,ho"
one mile from oil and gas wells j — ■.
This place has good title and is "• •vtm. m. o.
one of the best place in the coun Physician
ty. For particulars call on or
address M. F. Steele,
Oolagab, Okla.
Dentistry
Dr. J. A. Turner is now
located in rooms 5 and 6
Okla. State Bank build-
red. to prac-
tice in all branches of
modern dentistry
Phone 112
See James Roach
For cistern building, well dig
ting a specialty. Prices right
Jarne Roach
& Surgeon
All calls promptly aaawsrad.
OBoe In First National Bank building
oolllnsrllla. Oklahoma
■ ■ Ck«r_H^dw«Ml child of Mr.
‘in poles >and Mrs.C E Boles, died, Tues
LintlSly l.urnoer CO, I day, and was shipped to Illinois
IvaGramling returned liome‘f°r burial,
with her grand mother, Mrs. j j A Briggs of Iola, Kansas
Spear-s, to Spiiggs Oklahoma,, has purchased the Seward res-
t'liswiek. <tuurant, on the Parker corner.
Dee Throne got his foot in the east Main street
iieltat the brick plant last week
ind as a result he is hobbling on
a crutch.
Mrs. Myrtle Harris of Oaney
Kansas visited her sister Mrs.
Lost—One 1911 High School
class pin b-tweeu her house and
M. K. Farmers. Finder please
return to Portia G. Pattison.
The Misses Anna Rogers, Ro
Frank Sutton last, and the first|sai?e Hentiv and Ruby Holloway
if this, week returning home
Wednesday.
BertPitten has purcha-ed the
Fohn Hoffman piope'-^v and his
family will move in t « first of
he next week fiow Luliarp,
Kansas.
will attend normal at Emporia,
Kansas, Wednesday of next
week. ,- ,
Jarvis Plumbing Cumpany,-lo-
cated in Golden building handles
all kind gas goods and plumbing
supplies. Call and see them for
COL. REUBEN D Y I
Livestock Auctioneer
Sklatook, Okla.
I hoK«<( yotar sale bsMuaia oi a biuine»'
i lali. It ynn uhHum.
RAYL ft McGUCKIN,
Outriders anil liiMm
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Estimates and Plans
Furnished.
Wm. Gresham of the Vera estimates.
Monitor was in town Sunday, j A ball game ’.vas pulled off Sun
vVilliam is unking a good paper (] IV p^tween the carpenters and
iut of the Monitor and makes k,rj*uiayers at the smelter. The
he county seat fed nvs take no , carpenters winning by a score of
t.ice 122 to 2. A game is matched be
Mr. J. L. Taylor of the Pure|twePM the town and smelter
•’uod Grocery became violently 1 teams for Sunday week.
II for a few minutes last week,
and Cai-son firm left Sunday
evening for Bell ville, Kansas for
a couple of rndhths vacati n from
her business.
Fire and water proof
roofing.
See Lindsly Lumber Co.
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■i The bafi<C*a-y they are think-
ing of getting Vera to gobble us
tip and if thev don’t succeed
they will give Owasso a chance
for if they fared as well every
week as they have this, it would
not be long until their auditor-
ium would be a realty.
Auction Sale.
I will'sell my home place, a one
acre lot on west Broadway, to
the. highest bidder on Saturday
Juuel7.i.h 1911. One of the best
lots in town. A’l kinds of fruit.
* C. Potersnn.
BRYANT & KEITH
The fjwgfrg Slora
“Where Quality Counts'*
NO MONEY REQUIltEO until you receiveandapproveoi your bicyc'ie. We
to anyone, anywhere in the U. S. without a cent deposit in advance, prepay freight, at.4
allow TEN DAYS’ FJBEE TRIAL, during which time you may ride tne bicycle ai>}
put it to any test you wish. If you are then not perfectly satisfied or do not wish u
keep the bicyc'e alup it back to us at our expense andyou will not bo out one cent.
FACTORY BpRICFR We furnish the highest grade bicycles it is possible to make
rnviVHI iRlVfc* at one small profit above actual factory cost. You save $n
to $a$ middlemen’s profits by buying direct of us and have the manufacturer’s guar-
antee behind your bicycle. DO NOT BUY a bicycle or a pair of tires from anyone
at any Price until you receive our catalogues and learn our unhaard of factory
prices and remarkable special offers to rider acsnta.
Died: On Wednesday May
3l«'. 1911, T. C. Agee, at the age
of 68 vears Be was formerly
of Sheridan county M>ssou>i.
He bought the Minnif Grass-80
west of town about two years
mt revived. He lias taken a
.rip with his wife over to Hie old
tome in Iowa for a n st
Mrs JaneBeckerson.ofZane-
ville Ohio, came in <m the Sat ur
lay morning train, from the
mrth to visit b-ir brother. Rev i " '
D. N Burton. They had not.| The funeral of Mrs. Ward was
»een each other for twenty tw>. {held from the home in the south-
DR. R. A. DOUGLAS
Office over Lyric Theatre
Collinsville Oklahoma.
H. M.HILLE. M. O.
PHYSICIAN ft SURGEON
All call* promptly aaaoereA
Odlrc w Main. In Tablcr buUdinc
.’ears She w 11 vUit with h-r
nany relatives here for a week
•r two. She is wonderfully im-
wc*t part of town last Sunday
xt 4 p. m. Tne service was con-
ducted by pastor Hickman. She
rested with the enterprise and j was in her 79th year, and the
<ush of the people of Oklahoma funeral was largely attenc •
tnd the west j ed.
G. W.BADGLEY
......DENTIST......
In Old First National
Bank Building.
m WILL BE ASTONISHED ^
low Prices we can make you this year. We tell the highest grade bicycle* for ien inonty
than any other factory. We are satisfied with #t.oo profit above fsetory co«t.
BICYCLE pEALEKS* you can sell our bicycles under your ovyn name plate si
____ or prices. Orders filled the day received.
HKCONDHAND BICYCLES. We do not regularly handle second hand bicycles, but
_jally have a number on hand taken in trade by our Chicago retail stores. These we clear out
promptly at prices ranging from $3 to S8 or SlO. Descriptive bargain lists mailed fret.
AfkAtTCft iBAVfft single wheels. Imported roller ehaXns and pedals, pans, repairs and
G0ASTER*BIMEIl equipment of all kinds at half the usual rein* prices.
50 HED8ETH0RN PHNCTIIE-PROOF ‘g|0
SELF-HEALING TIRES
The regular retail price at these tires is
JO par pair. but to introduce we wilt
t ell you c sample pair tor StMkcashw it border $4 J5).
40IIMETIOIILE FROM PIICTIIES |
NAILS, Tasks or Glut will not lot tho 1
nlr out silt, thousand pairs sold last year.
Over two hundred thousand pairs now ia use.
arjoeypnom Medela all sises.Itisttoely I
put easv ridkir.veryduTSblesad lined inside with *
a special quality of rubber, which never becomes
porous and which closes up small punctures without allow,
tug the .ir to escape. We litre hundreds oflcttersfrom saris.
Bedcu.tomersststingthst their lire* have only been pumped
uponeeortwiccina whole eceeon .They weigh no more than
eu ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualities being given
by several layers ef thin, specially prepared fabric ou the
tread. The regular price of these tires is J8.50 per pair,but for
advertiaiiigpu rposeaweare makings special factoty price to
the rider of only M p<-r pair. An orders shipped same day letter is received. We ship C. O. I). oa
approval. You do not pay a cent until you have examined and found them strictly as represented.
We will allow a cash discount of 5 per cent (thereby making the price M.M per pain if yos
send CULL CASH WITH UBOKH and enclose this advertisement. Ton run no risk in
reading ua aa order as the tires may be returned at OC H expense if for any reason they sis
sot satisfactory on examination. We ere perfectly reliable and money sent to na is aa aafcaa in a
hank. If yon order a pair of tkese tires, yon will And that they will ride easier, run faster,
ercar better, last longer and look finer than any tire yon have ever used or teen at any -. ice. We
know that you will he to well pleased that when yon want a bicycle you will give u» y ver older.
We want you to send na a trial order at once, hence this remarkable tire offer.
1W |M|| ntfn TJBCS don’t buy any kind at any price un il yon send for a (air of
ur W VI# SOmSUO § orICO Hedgethom Puncture-Proof tires on approval and tr.l at
the special introductory price quoted above: or write for our big Tire and Sundry Catalog,
describes and quotes all makes and kinds of tires at about half the asaal prices. ,
M gap aa.sip bat write ns a postal today. DO NOT THlNk Off BCTUTO
Notion the thick rabkar tread
-A'* and panetaro stripe ••II"
and -D," alsa rim atrip “it1
to prevent rim euttlag. Tata
tire wlU outlast nay othes
make—SOFT, KLASTIC and
EASY BIDING.
se dkick
____________________jut half the usual ork-ea.
but write na a postal today,
x a pair of tires from anyt
It only costs a postal to lean ■ 11 rjltlia^
J. L HEAR CYCLE COMMIT. CRIMBO, I
OO Wf MWr or a pair of tires from anyone nntil you
jgaan we are making. It only cosu a postal to learn ■ II I jlhina Write it SUIT.
fOabtfip .
i wuojdL:
Chet P< rkins at d wife came in
from Ct'ff* 3ville the first nf < 1 e Gne complete hutf-lier nu’flt
week. Ultet wants to sell liis ^or **le or trnde, for {MrtieuUrs
property liere. •*ee “■ 0. Eat nheart at C'anev,
Kansas. dp;2
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Wright, W. L. The Collinsville News. (Collinsville, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 1, 1911, newspaper, June 1, 1911; Collinsville, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1173334/m1/4/?rotate=90: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.