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% LOCAL and PERSONAL %
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9* ,.. Pertaining to Yukon and Vicinity... %
is reported
Albert Armstrong
®n the sick list.
Little Louise Frisbie is visiting
with relatives in Butler, Okla.
Grover Turner, of Blackwell,
Okla., spent Sunday with friends
in Yukon.
Miss Ruth Eads spent Sunday
With Miss Essa Pafford at Okla-
homa City.
W: 0. Woods, of Oklahoma
City, visited last Monday with
friends in Yukon.
Earle Leeper is
Major & Belisle's
Belisle's vacation.
working at
during Mr.
John Pribyl representing Rice-
Stix Dry Goods Co., of St. Louis.
, Mo., spent Sunday with home
I folks.
Miss Ruth Eads has resigned
j her position at Mulvey's and has
I returned to her home in King-
I fisher. ,
| There never was a time when people
1 appreciated the real merits of Chamb-
Miss Henson, of Newala, Okla. erfain's Cough Remedy more than now
spent the day Tuesday with C. j This is shown by the increase in sales
0. Bernard. 1 and voluntary testimonials from per-
| sons who have been cured by it. If
Miss Genevieve Hendrickson ia you or y0Ur children are troubled with
visiting: with relatives in Okla- a cough or cold give
homa City this week.
Messrs. Lester Leeper and Er-
nest Strader visited with friends
in Oklahoma City Sunday.
Poor appitite is a sure sign of im-
paired digestion. A few doses of
Chamberlain's stomach and liver tab-
lets will strengthen your digestion and
 —   - —■ - ...
Mr. 0. V. Mulvey and family
and Ed Pribyl attended the Elk
celebration at Oklahoma City
last week.
Mrs. Geo Massey and daugh-
ter, Pamelia, or'Watonga, visited j
with C. C. Brown and family ]
this week.
A number of the friends of
Mrs. R. M. Fanss held a picnic
at Briarwood last Thursday in
honor of her birthday.
I.ame back is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles of the back
for which you will find nothing better
I than Chamberlain's Liniment. For
' sale by Model Pharmacy.
h—; il
You never know what Real value in
clothes is until youhave worn
HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES
Z We Sell them from $20.00 to $40.00~
it a trial and be-
come acquainted with its good quali-
ties. For sale by Model Pharmacy.
German millet seed for sale. | Successful Spanish peanut
L. H. T. Harris, or phone! planter for rent. Come quick.
Contracted for the next 8 days.
See
22. 21-pd-4t
Mrs. Mary Ridell, of Calhart,
Texas, is visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Mrs. Mike Shields and children
are visiting with her brother
near Wagoner, Okla.
Expert GUN
REPAIRING
improve your appetite. Thousands | Leeper.
have been benefited by taking these; ]t would surprise you to know of the
great good that is being done by
Chamberlain's Tablets, Darius Dow-
ney, of Newburg Junction, N. B.,
j writes, "My wife has been using
j Chamberlain's Tablets, and finds them
, P .. . i very effectual and doing her lots of
and riellSle Kood •> Ifyou have any trouble with
your stomach or bowels give them a
trial. For sale by Model Pharmacy.
tablets. For sale by Model Pharmacy.
TO TRADE—Have good man-
dolin, guitar and cello to trade
for violin.— C. W. McComas.
Mr.
Messrs. Major
spent last Sunday with
Hughes of Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Acie Hazelton and baby Mr. an(] Mrs. H. Morgan is
girl is visiting this week with visiting with friends and rela-
her parents in Oklahoma City. tjves jn Stillwater this week.
-7 * ~ Roy Johnston has been working
Hail Insurance jn place during his absence.
Do not neglect your growing ^ h ^ ^ to ^ rjd of your
crop but insure m the St. Paul rheumatjsm You can do it by apply.
the p.oneer in the Ha,1 Insurance chamberlain,s Liniment and mas.
National Bank of Yukon and saging the parts freely at eachappll-
get a policy. j cation. For sale by Model Pharmacy.
mmr
epecially on gun repairing. Let
us get your gun in shape for Fall
hunting
Special Sale on SHOT
GUNS and RIFLES
Huuters clothing, jerseys and
sweaters
OKLAHOMA SPORT-
ING GOODS CO.
222 W. Main
224 N. Robinson
The Fly is a great nuisance and menance to human being
and dumb animal alike.-Protect your horses or mules
against this dreaded little insect, by buying one of our
FLY NETS
AT A VERY
LOW COST
Also remember that we carry a complete line of SAD-
DLES, BUGGIES, HARNESS and SHOES.
•'Better Goods for Less Money
HARRY GOODALL
PERFECTION'
Oil Stove Satisfaction
We have been selling oil stoves nearly as long as they have been on the
market. We have sold good ones and we have sold bad ones, and we have
sold a good many different kinds. . • „ . . * ,« , ,,
Nearly any make of oil stove would give fair satisfaction and would
be preferable to a cook stove stove in the summer, no matter what the name
of it, but we have one
"The Perfection"
that we know is good and will give the highest degree of satisfaction and ser-
vice because we have sold enough of them, long enough to find out: and it
you think a merchant don't find out whatdon't give satisfaction, start in the
business. We say try one of our "Perfection Oil Stoves at our risk. Try
before you Buy.
TWO BURNER SELLS FOR ... $ 8.50
THREE BURNER SELLS FOR . . 10.50
FOUR BURNER SELLS FOR . . . 14.00
Glass door Perfection oven $3.00 extra. Three fourths of all oil stoves sold
out of Yukon in 1912 were "Perfections." There certainly is some reason for
this. We would appreciate having you look these over before bnying.
m e r s o n
Hay Tools
—That means — Labor saving, Long Life, and First-class
work. These mowers, Sulky and side delivery rakes, are the best
that money can produce.
WE WILL LET YOU BE THE JUDGE
YUKON,
Bass Merc. Co.
OKLA.
MEANS
"T II A T
We advise you to take a
good look and try at the values we are
selling at
the
— Bass Mercantile Co.
S. S. Sanger attended the con-
vention of the State Medical As-
sociation, which was held at
Enid, last Wednesday.
Mrs. T. F. Addington left Sat-
urday for an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. l'\ L. Ed
wards of Wagoner, Okla.
Miss Addie Harris returned
Wednesday from Verden, Okla.
where she has been visiting with
her cousin, Miss Gladys Sanders.
The school library will be
opened to the public every Wed-
nesday morning. Any patron of
the school can get a book at that
time.
Mrs. Julius Grau, of King-
fisher, and Mrs. Rhodyback, of
Mountain Park, visited this week
with their mother, Mrs. Rosa
Grau.
Miss Inez Babb has resigned
her position with the Bass Mer-
cantile Co., and has accepted a
position with the Mulvey Mer-
cantile Co.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Belisle
and sons Robert and Benjamin,
left Wednesday for their old
home in Appleton City, Mo.,
where they will visit with rela-
tives and friends for about three
weeks.
A. A. Hazelton visited from
Sunday until Wednesday of this
week with relatives near Look-
eba, Caddo county. His wife,
who has been visiting there for
the past two weeks returned
with him.
Miss Francis Carson attended
the Pioneer's Chief Operators
convention which was held at
Ardmore the first part of the
week. Miss Bertie Chappel has
been working in her place.
The Patron's club held a
special meeting at the school
house last Wednesday morning
for the purpose of adjusting
schbol matters and to see about
ordering new books for the
school library.
The lecture at the Baptist
church last Thursday night by
Mr. McKinney was well attend-
ed. The lecture was under the
auspices of the boy scouts and
after the lecture a collection
was taken up for the scouts, and
a good little sum was realized.
Some say "swat the fly" we
say "catch the fly," and thus
destroy him as well as the disease
germs that he is known to carry
Our fly traps at 60c will sure do
the business. Bass Mercantile
Co. 23-tf. 1
Dr. Roy Selement has pur-
chased a Ford runabout from N.
M. Belwood with which to take
care of his practice. Dr. Sele-
ment has a larg« practice and
has won quite a reputation as a
veterinarian in a remarkably
short length of time.
We claim that at $20.00 you get better value than any firm in the
southwest can offer; but when it comes to values that cannot be beat
WE SAY BUT THOSE AT $25.00.
MANHATTAN SHIRTS, .1. & M. SHOES
JNO. B. STETSON HATS
...Straw Hats...
are ready for vou to wear, if you haven't picked your's,
do it the next time you are in Oklahoma City, and buy
it at this store. 
Cnight Beck & Co.
107 MAIN. OKLAHOMA CITY.
This store is the home of Hart, Schalfner & Marx Clothes. I I
MILL PRODUCTS, COAL AND BUILD-
ING ACCESSORIES
Yukon's
Flour
A FRIEND TO THE I110USK-WIFE AND A
MONUMENT TO YUKON'S INDUSTRY
We quote the following prices which are sub-
ject to change as market fluctuates:
Bran  - per cwt $1.25
Shorts  - per cwt $1.40
Chops  - per CWt $1.25
Feed Wheat   .per cwt $1.00
Sand    9c per cwt
Crushed Hock, per ton     2.50
Coal per ton     - ?ti.00
(Special prices on large quantities)
we pa y mi-: nionest 1'iace yon alfalfa hay
in the County. We ship to South Carolina and all
other southern states. Get our prices.
PURE CANE SEED PER 100   $1.25
Cobs by load   — $1.00
Yukon Mill & Grain Company
j! RESIDENCE PHoNB
jj WALNUT 7476
OFFICE PHONE
WAlrflWT 7022
DR. V. KUCHAR
Physciart *nd Surgeon.
Oklahoma Crtv. OkU.
Residence Corner Washington and Lee.
Office Room 233 Terminal Arcade.
jjinntcirr-mwi iTnr—gar
Office Hours 9:00 to 12:00 a. m. 2:00
to 5:00 p. m.
PI.EASE KEEP THE OFFICE HOURS.
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Low Fares in Effect
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Write for Free Beautiful Literature
WRITE TO
FAY THOMPSON
Division Pass. Agent
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Or Consult ELHEK ULOTHELTER,
Ticket Agent, Yukon, Okla,
BASS BROS.
UNDERTAKERS
<.. and...
EMBALMERS
Yukon, -
Paper Hanging, Painting
Decorating
Your Business Solicited. Work
absolutely guaranteed.
I am prepared to do work both in
the country and city.
For further information, phone
the Sun Office, or write to
CHARLES ASBILL
Yukon, Okla.
H. L. FOGG
LAWYER
Office Rooms 3, 4, 5, El Reno
State Bank Building
El Reno, Okla.
FREE for the ASKING
A postal card will bring you a
copy of The
OKLAHOMA
Farmer - Stockman
THE GREAT WEEKLY FABM
PAPER of the Southwest
OKLAHOMA FARMER-STOCKMAN
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Christian Church
Sunday School at 10:00 o'clock
sharp.
Preaching at 11 o'clock by
Bro. J?hll Beaver.
Christian Endeavor 7 p. m.
Come and help us make our
services interesting.
Hail Insurance
In the American, or Western
hail on growing crop or fruit
on trees, are the best policies,
no objection clause to rust or
/^vf f chinch bugs in wheat. Call on
- VjKia j Edward J. Divis, Yukon, Okla.