The Tahlequah Arrow (Tahlequah, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 123, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 3, 1917 Page: 3 of 4
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TUB 1 AHLRQl'AH ARROW. TAHLBQCAH, OKLAHOMA.
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Items Gleaned Over the Coun-
ty by our Efficient Corps of
News Gatherers.
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" GROCERY CO.
See J. H. Crumpler for Farm and
City Loans and Insurance. I)-A. tf.
I have several tracts of laud that
I will sell or trade at sacrifice price
—J. H. CRl MPLiJR. D-A. tf!
Don't fall to see "The Sins of tin
Mothers." at the Sequoyah Sunday
matinee and night. Any seat 10c
Another shipment of Marlnellj
toilet articles on the road. Melly
Vickery. 1-31-AD
The fite department was called to
''e S. R. Walklngstick home, on
Golngsnake street, Thursday morn-
ing to extinguish a burning fluo. N'o
damage w b done
""is-Mie Cream keep the chaps
"•ay. Miss Melly Vlckery. 1-31A1)
' Th" Sins of tho Mo'hors," Is a
splendid sermon on gambling, see It
at the Sequovnh theatre Sunday
a(1(j n]g),t
t^n done that does the work—
'"n." Melly Vlckery. 1-31A1)
" "' ' Mrs. A. S. Wvly, Dr
1 '"'"•Tn-Bon. J. C. Denton anr"
v •• M^'-^n of Muskogee
- ~ue<*ts nf friends In the clt\
''iv t-> nftrnHarc" at the '"Old
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n-.,,-0 inferior toilet articles
•• mi-, the sk'n. "MTrlnello"
• • 'o o"11Molly Vlckerv
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"l*hout words, "Th
' >' n Mothers,' at the So
' 'heatre Sundpv afternoon a'
""* "-nmpt n d 7:15 In the even-
c Anv seat 10 cents.
S^ft drinks at the
''tore.
Rig
Fruit
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Just received shipment of Maron
ella goods. Melly Vlckery.
Clifford Thorn, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Thorn, has accepted the
portion of teacher In the manuel
training department of the Musko
goo school and entered upon h's
duties last Tuesday.
Step in and view the Rig 4 Fruit
Store. DA-tf
Program of the song service to b
held at the Presbyterian church,
Sunday evening, February <.
Prelude.
Anthom. "God be Merciful Into
Us."
Sscrlpture reading and prayer.
Hymn, No. 11.
Reading, "Lot Me Walk With the
Men in the Road."—Cleo Reid.
Vocal Solo—Mrj. Norwood Pet
orson.
Reading, "If We Only Under
stood."—Mildred Crumpler.
Anthem, "I Will Feed My Flock.
Readings. "Each in His Own
Name," and "The Message."—Miss
Ann Ross.
Vocal Solo, "Charity"—Mr. An-
derson.
Anthem, "Jesus Shall Reign "
Talk—Dr. Hartnian.
Silver Offering.
Hymn No. 29.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Service will be held at All Saints'
Episcopal church, next Sunday «vo-
Ing. Rev. Allen Jacobs of Mus-
kogee will officiate. Everybody Is
extended a cordial invitation to thli
service.
STORY TELLERS LEAGUE.
H. L. Pearson, and C. A. Pear-
son of Fayetvillo, Ark., brothers of
T ft Pearson' Mrs Iva Edmondson
nf Prairie Grove. Ark., sister of Mrs.
Pearson; Mrs. Will Pearson, sister-
in-law: Mrs. Ed Rogers and Mr. D.
M McCormlck all of Prairie Grove,
attended tho funeral of little Miss
Hazel Pearson, Thursday afternoon.
Fresh Candy
Store.
at Rig 4
Fruit
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and Robert Kirk, of
Pumpkin Hollow, were before Judge
T T) Wl'oon for hearing on an
nrintfnrv pVt^rcro vesterdav forenoon
were held to th"
District court ii"dor a bond of $500
e* eh, wVtch or* to the time of clos-
ing our forms, had not been given
Fresh Fruits at the Rig
Store.
Fruit.
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The following program will be
von by the Story Tellers League
at the box supper, Friday evening,
bruary 9, 1917.
Piano Duett—Vera Duncan and
"•eleta Walklngstlck.
The Old Iron Pot, fairy tale—
"Jeraldlne Allison.
The Little Gray Man. from Labou-
aye's "Last Fairy i^les."—Mrs.
Mexander.
Vocal Solo—Miss Gertrude Rogers.
The Vision of Anto, Walter A.
Dyer—Lillian McElhaney.
Piano Solo, Second Mazurka Sain*
Saens—Sadie Turner.
Rrother Fox "Smells Smoke," an
t'ncle Remus Story—Trella Mi-
Cleary.
Vocal Solo—Ada Williams.
How The Whale Got His Throat
Kipling's Just So Stories—Marian
Mclntyre.
Piano Duett—Helen Haucock and
Vera Duncan.
The box supper, at which the
above program Is to be given, Is for
the benefit of the N. E. S. N. Athle-
tic association and Story Teller'-
League.
Every body is most cordially In-
vited to come and enjoy the fun.
METHODIST LADIES WILL
CONSERVE THE OLD PAPER
The South Circle of the Woman's
Missionary society of the Methodist
church held a very interesting meet-
ing, despite the cold weather, Tues-
day afternoon, with Mrs. S. M. Red-
burn at the Redburn hotel.
The purpose of the meeting was
to discuss ways and means of fi-
nancing the society the coming year.
The ladies decided to open a Christ-
fas Savings account with the First
National bank and also to conserve,
bale and sell the waste paper as a
means of getting revenue.
Both moves are commendable, and
if all the paper that goes to waste
In Tahlequah was baled and sold a
neat sum would be realized yearly
for several like organizations. With
the thought of just such a move the
Arrow has purchased a baler which
will be rented at a nominal prlcj
t "ft** P;Men, of Dallas. Texas, at
♦' «.* ftfi'. of th® noted Paden
i n CTjrt->anv, that from
is«>n mad* regular annual
„T,tll after state- an(j when occassion' demands a car
i to look af- can b° chartered to cary the supply
™*ato "h® owns here. furniched bv the town and market-
D'l'Hf t*e t|rn« of th" company'.' ed to splendid advantage. The
hem *V,„ v.eeame quite well Methodist ladles are to be con-
-(•on-'t-'frd w'i'h ma«y of the older pratulated for being the first to take
'n*>ab'tnnt= who will remember them. a in saving the waste paper and
Sh" left for home vesterday morning should receive the support of all In
— aupnlvlng a car load at the very
Chnmber'nln's Tablets. earliest possible moment.
Advertising In the Arrow publl-
Arrow purifications reach more
The*« TaVi'ets are i"tortd<>d e*p"<V '
tnMv fn** Hteofders of the stomach,
l|r«r "<nd bon'o's. If von are troubl-
ed -.r'fh heartburn. Indigestion or ppop]e in Cherokee county than all
constipation they will do you good. ^ comb)ne(,
A correspondent ts wanted In each
neighborhood In the county. If your
community Is not represented wo
want It to be. Write or call at the
I office on the north side of the square
I for ft' '"'er particulars.
WOODALL NOTES
COLLINS & PILCHER. PROP'S.
Snccossors to
MILLER «& LEITCH
THE HOME Of BETTER GROCERIES
In these days when
ies are high in price
well as the good the
in Ql'ALITY.
Good groceries cost v
more than inferior oneu,
go a long ways nirther.
ALL grocer-
■the poor as
eal choice is
but
little
they
Mrs. Major Steely has been <iui! 'A^j
sick for the past fe v day
jyj
R. W. Walker and wife of Barber .0^
vlsted W. H. Martin and famiI> lat>l
Friday and Saturday.
T. W. Hubbard i* on
this week.
i'.i sick list
Andy Post, wlio has beeu sick with
thvphoid fever, and was it the noine
of his mother, Mrs Post, lrn moved
back home now
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Hart were in
Tohlequai. last Friday.
Brother Culver filled his regular
appointment here last Saturday an I
Sunday night. There was a lam1
crowd out to hear hliu.
QUALITY IS OUR TRADE MARK
It is stamped on every packag'.
or bag, or pall, or basket of goods
that leaves our store.
You will conserve both your
health and your pleasure by buying
groceries from us.
We give you the SATISFACTORY"
land of eats.
PROMPT DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
PHONE 57
COLLINS GROCERY COMPANY
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Mrs. Tom Hendricks bad the mi
fortune to fall one day last week am1
break her hip bone
Will Post and Will Smith went t"
the river last Saturday to fish, r
turning home Monday. They report
a flue time.
Mrs. Caroline Robbins is visitin
her niece, Mrs. Daniels, of Tallin
quail
Miss Tommle Martin
Collinsville last week to
sister, Mrs. Josle aladden.
went
visit
to
hoi'
The weather Is fine now and th<
farmers are clearing and breaking
their ground fur spring planting.
W. II. Martin was
last Tuesday.
in Muskogee
Wilson Ryder visited T. W. Hub
bard last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lowrey is reported to be
still improving although she is stin
bed-ridden.
El'REKA NOTES
Bro. Palmer of Park Hill filled his
regular appointment here Saturday
and Sunday evenings.
J. S. Terrell Is suffering with la
grippe this Leautiful weather.
Bazil Edwards, C. F. Chattman, A.
C. Balew, Mr. Palmer and S. H.
Terrell and family, attended slngin?
at Hulbert last Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Terrell who has been
very ill with la grippe is convalscing.
Gertie, the small daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Albert Rosser, has chicken
pox.
Quite a number of the school
children are at home with chicken
pox and mumps, while some are at
home hiding from them.
Several of our farmers were
nlanning to sow onts next week,
but this sudden cold snap will in-
terfere with their plans.
Jack Scott's family are all down
with the la grippe.
John Edward, two year Old son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Terrell, is re-
ported better after a week'" illness
of cold and fever.
Prayer meeting here every Fri-
day evening at 7:30 o'clock, Miss
Alice MItton was leader last week.
ii| onlheBfMrflMP
BMi' P Wi mlv&W
J such as you have been reading about
for the pc . three years, when
-Mexican bandits and soldiers swooped;
down on unprotected settlements
and lonely ranchers, are vividly and real-*
istically reproduced for your en- I
^ ^ joyment in the unusual serial photo play.
wtTNHARIE WAIC4KP
JACK HOLT-EWE PMO
See these favorite stars and literally
hundreds of dare-devil riders,
texas Rangers, American Cav-
alrymen, Mcxican bandits,
with a brilliant supporting cast
of principals in the great
serial "LIBLRTY," and yon
will enjoy the extreme
limit of photo play serial
perfection. See every
one of the 20 episodes
this theatre.
WP0
Rctr.rcn the t. > far Is thus sepa- 1
etc. Your Ldllor will explain. J
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This Picture Will Start at Sequoyah Theater February 12th.
Bazil Etiwards, secretary aud S. H.
Terrell leader. They have some
good singing. Everybody welcome
every Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Thurman, proprietor of the
Eureka store has a new partner. We
were unable to learn his name but
they are stocking their store full of
good things to eat.
Read the advertisments.
8TOP IT.
When You Have u Cold.
It is when you have a severe cold
The speed mania has taken hold
of a number of automobile drivers
In Tahlequah and Main street is
frequently used by them as a speed
wuy. The practice of fast driving
on Main street should be stopped be-
fore some one Is badly hurt.
If advertls ng pays, then It pays
that you appreciate the good quail- to advertise !n a paper with a cir-
culation larger than all others corn-
Lined.
ties of Chamberlain's Cough Rem-
edy. Mrs. Frank Crocker, Pana,
111., writes: "Our five-year-old son
Paul caught a severe cold last wint-
er that Bettlcd on his lungs and he
had terrible coughing spells. We
were greatly worried about him an
the medicine we gave him did not
help him in the least. A neighbor
spoke so highly of Chamberlain';
Cough Remedy that I got a bottle of the child immediately improves and
it. The first dose benefited him m
much that I continued giving it to ! wondet lul.v. Price 25c p* 1
class with C T. Chattman. chairman, him until lie was cured." Adv Sold by ill dealer*
Eureka has organized
sittzln.
A child that has intestinal worms
i« handicapped in its growth. A few
c'oses of WHITE'S CREAM VERM-
IFUGE destroys and expels worms;
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