The Stroud Democrat (Stroud, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, February 4, 1916 Page: 5 of 8
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THE STROUD DEMOCRAT
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The Cotembisn !&iicnal life .V usance 5s*
BOSTON, MASS.
For Clearness, Brevity, Si?jliiity
Freedom From Restrictions:
Columbian National Policies are unexcelled, granting the
Insured sound protection and safeguarding all his interests.
Lowest Rates.
31 days srrace without interest.
Incontestable after one year.
Reinstatement at any time after lapse.
Masaaehus tts Non-Forfeiture Provisions.
The Best Policy—The Lowest Guaranteed Rate,
Backed by a Massachusetts Company with a Million Dollars
Paid In Capitol.
W, F. Malone,
Gen. Agent,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Oscar Presson,
Local Agent,
Stroud, Oklahoma
Earl Ramsey m de
Shamrock, Tuesday.
a trip to
See Jones Br
cheap groceries,
complete line.
. s. & Co. T r
They have a
H rvey Chne went to Shamrock
Wednesday.
Aubrey Nicho'son who lias beer
visiting hi« father in this city thi
p-ist few c'ays left Surday for
Keife where I e has accepted a
;p jition as manager of the gent?
furnishing department of th
Keifer Merc. Co.
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Christian jhurch
Christian K djavor Day.
V. P. S. C. E. 6:45 p. m.
Thirty-fiv yeirs a o ihis
non h, Rev. Fr'iicer E. Claik,
nen ppstorof < h ■ V\ illis'o Con-
rreiatio ial Ch rc'i, Portland,
organize i the fir <t C ris ian En-
tenvor Society. Sixteen months
ater the first convention Was
►•Id in the sa e c> urcli v ith on-
y si< socie ies repr sented. But
at was only the t eginninur of a
' j, eat movement t at is no v con-
ee l-'d the best a ul m >st in lu
m ill to \ard Retting the yeum
p o. le interested a d willing fto
11 Ke an "ctive p .rt in the work of
t'l 3 Church.
The goJ is mighty at d a de
| erving one and the success <>
' this movement is mani'ested in
In-
AT THE
STROUD PANTATORIUM
Cleaning, 1 ressirig and Repairing
Old Mats Made faew Ladies ,.'crk Neatly Do. i
All /fork Called
Second Har.d Clothes Sought and Sold
For and Dcliveied.
CALL NICK
PHONE !\
IF
Saturday, January 29,
Why We Are Successful
j 1. We te ch everything essen-
| tial ?nd o • it all unnec :ary
little i studies.
Lela F srn Mercer was el limed I 2- A great rj rity of the ho< k
•y our heavenly father and upon j keepers, sten mm ;iph >rs, and sa'e -
t le snowy wings of anuels borne |mem of this and adjtcent rities
to her eternal home where she «*eived their instructions Iito,
will enjoy that sweet p •ace that
day, Feb.
Glenn.
10. See I)r.
Auctioneer
Will cry a sale «nywhere
and guarantee satisfaction.
MAKE ALL DATES AT
THE DEMOCRAT OFFICE
ing a rest U'ant in Shamrock '
was in Stroud the middle of the
at Jones Br>s. & ('
comes only frorfi the communion
and commingling among the
an ;e's of love. Lata wis born to |*
DR H. H WYNNE, Oklahoma City
Eye, Ear, Nos ? and TI roat-
Giasses Fitted. Stroud. Thurs- >he reportfrom the .Chicago
jj„., n„ , () j matronal Conven ioi h Id in
' Chicago last summer when 12,000
young people stood up and pledg-
• s allegian to ihe "million move-
Walter Schrtim who is conduct meet. Ihis resolution wa-
ho id across th se is and the
mber was swelled to thret Tamiary 31. The remains wer
we®. m n^rs, fathers an-.l f i nds of d posited bytenderhandaBntothei*
, i e young peep e, we pJead for i Hst h'y resting placa in th
See the lew prices on grocerits ou to help this re t and glon- stroud cemetery.
! us work by sho - ing an interest
! in your local society and enour-
age your young people to come
and train in the King's Business.
Topic t hristian Endeavor Fidel
iry and Force. Matt. 25:31-46.
Leader Edith Hall
Consecration Meeting.
hence th'y a-e eager ti reon-
men.l the B. (1. C. to their friend*
who are in n 'ed of office assist-
ants.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mercer, Febu- ', 3- We do n >• sp-nd the mon-
rv 9 1913 -.md was 2 years n |ey that most schools do in adver-
months and 20 dav sold'at the tine Itl8inu but sp. nd it in equipping
Miss Mignonne (Janes \vh< has ;
i been here for some time visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs \V. G.
Higgins, left Wednesday for
Thornstov n, Ind.
of her death. Funeral services!0"
w re cone cted from the home by m''1111
Rev. M. E. Burton, at 2 p. m. iellu-foni
Sweet little buds born to bloon
and gladden the home, for only-a
moment, as it, were and then the
cord of life is broken and the lit-
tle spirit takes its flight to the
God who gave it.
If you want to buy a pair
i Junior Eitdeavor 3:30 p. m.
j Topic What Christian Endeavor
good wort mules, old en ugh to : has Done in 35 years. 1 Cor. 15:18
stand the knocks, ce21 at the Dem- Leader Hazel Weddle
crat office. ~~ ~~ ~~ .
South Methodist
I u r>„— ,i„ i : Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
J. G. Comer, Supt.
Preaching at 11: a.®i.,and 7:;i0
I p. m.
do 'business j Senior League 6:30 «. m.
Junior League. 3 p. m.
FJrayer meetin;? at 1:30 Wed-
Homer Breeding made business
trip to Shamrock, W ednesday.
:kc:
K C Baking Powder is guaranteed
absolutely pure and wholesome.
There is no Rochelle salts, no
harmful residue left in the food
that is leavened with K C.
Even the most delicate can eat hot
breads raised with K C without distress.
Try K C Baking Powder breads l yeast-
raised bread does not agree with you.
KC
K
Jor es Bros. & Co
•under th3 plan of the Golden)
| Rule, of Do unto cthers-even so, ne'sda^veS?
; as ye would th y slwwld do untoj Ch->ir practice Friday
| you;" and that is why you Ste ' at 7:30
j their store crowded when others "Come thou and worship witii
i are idle. 'r !S an<' we NV'" ^h-e good."
A. M Dupree. Pastor
evening
E B. Hi m is moving this Jweek
i to Siian.ruck.
K
C
?ome ni>:e young fet hqgs for
Baptist Church
You are most cordially invited
u att.end Services at the B pt st
i sale, w ■]£
i Call at ti;
i 25(1 to 300 p
I)en ocrat office.
unds.
He uihwt stern Bn
( imiiiany are n.ovin" their
|of :i. rchandise to %r,
vl.) this wt' k. .
church Sunda>. both morning
i' d evening. The pas or wi I
preach a sermon on the subject,
ti: kiiip; or the Oent Deposit.
RECiTAL
Saturday, January 29, at 1:30
p. m. the grim reaper visited the
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
Jones and claimed little Robert
Jones their infant son. He was
taken down the previous Thurs-
day with pneumonia and at 1:30
Saturday the angels hovered
different department wi h
equipments, employing
instructors, henee, can
wellaffiord t<> depend on our sat's-
fied giadu:ites for most of our
wlvert.isin .
4. Tht school is under t e
nanagei; i t of practical busi-
ness men and women who have
had years experience in business.
5. The head of each depart-
ment is an expert in his respec-
tive line.
6. So far as is obtainable, we
are the only institution in the
state that teach's all the up-to-
date systems of hookkeeping.
7. In our commercial depart-
ment, we teach Actual Business
from the start. Most
scho Is teach it from fictitious
records, which are copied by the
learner, hence, when he lias
no idea ot
hround his little bed and the spir
it took its flight and was borne finished, he still has
by the an^el band to its immor- real uainess.
tal home where it was trims-' Pupils wl o have throughly
planted to become of one « f m istered our system of shor i at d
heaven's jewels, there to sparklt
i ut and ever welcome to the lov
<-(i ones whose spirits will sooner
or later trail the same .journey.
The funeral service vvas conduct
e l from the family home at 2
o'clock, Sunday bv Rev. M. G.
Rurtein, pastor of the Hap1 is'
Church and the littl ■ remains by j
e der h m is eonsiinieef to ther,
last resting place in ti " Stroud
cemeti ry.
Mr and Mrs. h nes have the
o'es almost like
can read their
p int
9. O ,r fa ili ies for placing
our gr dua^es >n positions are
unsurpassed. have y< t tQ'
iearn of even < ne who was ' 'tur < <T
< own" on account of in -o.npe-
tenc..
fin ' r mm costs t1 e
ib >ut one half what
h elsewlv re.
eontemplatin ';k-
uifl -!!• r 1 I
a-i
iur
sti'len
11 vot
m > itny of
i i i .lis h^ur of th<
I own ; con r
.•illi tioi I wl • h
re I
en ne
W
Wvelioff, who rjsid
I Stroud, died ft
pin;
dnesday nitrhf
tht
led tlisease l
this vi 'initv this win
ami
attractive
to he au
Miss Gafnes d
t that h
locution ai
were perfect
personator
} ar s was in
tter pail of la.si wt
I- !! his p;irenU;
.> nthom
i-lretcd th
olishmont
jt'inanom
ind that as an nn-
arti^t of
OH "I :
( om. ('
f oui
resides
pneumoni;).
irm i
are style. Ih(
to < noujrh i
ciuil en loved a ti
tties Bros. & ( o. bell
I small margin snd auic
UNDERTAKING
FURNITURE
! O-
th'it a Iilt!<
allen
i-rat <
vest'Tvi i
rh'^y do business
live iviftho i
aUDT
ot tii€? r<
\Mi !/!t lilt
Love ing
«r v -
II
/mis l.inni
(lovernor
Meteoi
stmn h
ro expected to get well
lie cheat is to take
from colds which
1 ])
erhius i.unu
wilt a cold
nsibl
themselves
). m.
t t me ai
NiniUr
Ijtt Cowling, Prop.
H© re hound Syrup.
IT IS A GRAND REMEDY FOR THE THROAT
AND LUNGS.
The treat relief It affords in the Inflamed lungs Is mnst RratlfylnR to those who have been har-
assed by an obstinate. ir..tatinK cough. It r.-laxcs the tight feeling in the chest, clearn the air pass-
ages of phlegm, soothes and heals soreness in the bronchial tubes and restores sound conditions in the
respiratory organs.
Put Up in Three Sizes, 25c, 50c and $1.00 per Bottle.
Buy the $ 1 00 size. It contains five times as much as the 2ic size, and you get with each bottle a
Dr. Herrlck's Red Fepper i'oroua Plaster for the chest.
JAMHS f. ballard
ritorniRTOK
sr. l^it'is. mo.
Stephen! Bye Salve U a remedy of Brent power lo d:«ea e of Ihe ere* or ejelld«. it hroln xulchiy
iitrenKtl «n« the alKbt.
ffiqlp And meoMWiNDtoftvl
J.*C. Burtwn'v Drua Rtorp.
*tZexctM.
Dyspepsia Tablets
Will Relieve Your Indigestion
Chas. McLarty
DENTIST
p-
■John Patterson one of our pros-
perous farmers who live north oi"
town is having his house renov -
ated, Geo Gett doing the work.
Let the children Kodak.
WELL DRILLING
I am prepared to drill you a new
well, ream out vour small wells
for large casing or any work nec-
essary 10 make you a good well.
Pulling Casing a Specially
Phone Sil on 10, or write me.
W. L. CLARK
Stiourt, - - Oklahoma
$12o oriran for sal • or trade.
Good as new. A Farrand. Will
sell on time or take horse or cow.
Call and see it. C. M Gj ',
west Stroud, 20tf
Those who attended the danco
at Chandler. Saturday evening
had a delightful time digging
their autos out of a ditch and
finally reaehinjr nome late undai
morning by way of the Frisco
< loverii' >r.
W. F". Malone of Oklahoma City
the wide-awake insurance man is
looking after his interests in
. this week.
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Burton, D. V. The Stroud Democrat (Stroud, Okla.), Vol. 6, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, February 4, 1916, newspaper, February 4, 1916; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc121200/m1/5/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.