Britton Weekly Sentinel. (Britton, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 45, Ed. 1 Saturday, December 25, 1909 Page: 4 of 8
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very careful to <e - that all P™P*r n*me"
Are * tolled correctly and plainly.
All $20.00, $22 00, $25.00 Suits at
Sheriff W. D. Vance left Okmulgee
j last week for McAlester with fifteen
prisoners, convicted during th<- term
I Df the district court Just closed.
I Guthrie is to have a grand jury in-
! obligation by the state, with Prose-
cutor Hepburn In charge, which means
some changes In the police force.
! Oklahoma university Is trying to get
i a football game with Missouri univer-
sity the Missouri valley champions,
for next year, the game to be played
at Oklahoma City.
Aside from the usual routine bust
n<*s-i the directors of the chamber of
commerce of Hobart at their meeting
Inst week started the ball rolling for ,
a commission form of government.
Ex-Congressman .lames S. Daven-
port. formerly of Vinita, ha* Just open-
el a law office in Tuls>i and formed a
partnership with John P. Boyd, a pro-
minent attorney of Checotah, Okla.
F.arly in January commissioner to j
the Five Civilized Tribes. J. Ceorge
Wright, will offer for sale five hun-
dred vacant town lots in Bokoshe,
Heavener, Ited Oak and Wilburton
All the latest
Trashing reserved.
grays included.
$12.4S for $18 0<l $20 Oy*t Co tt
$3.45 for $5 wool wor ted p nt«
$2.95 for $4 wool worsted pooti
$1.48 for $2. SO and $3 fancy vetli
$3.45 for $5 and $6 fancy tmU
$2.45 for latoat atylea $3 kali
39c for 50c ribbed ondrrwnr
89c for $1 wool Union SniU
19c for 35c imported hole
85c for $1 and $1.25 .hirt*
39c for 50 and 75c neckwear
25c knit tie«, 3 for 35c
14c for the 25c Bolton Carter
The man with one Dollar in hii pocket will
t leave thii itore with two dollar. in hii bundle.
fnd
One Muskogee oil man had $6,000
on deposit in the Farmer's National
Hank at Tulsa which he was on the ,
point of transferring when that insti <
tut ion dosed its doors. I|
Chief of Police Johnson of Ft. Smith ,.
Ark was In Guthrie last week with ,
requisition papers from the governor ,
of Arkansas for the return to •'1
Smith of parties arrested :it Muskogee
on burglary charges.
The bodies of the three prisoners
who were caught In the cave-in of a,
ditch In McAlester last week have j
been recovered. One of the dead men
was Will Foreman, eentenced from
Pittsburg county, whose lerm would |
have expired Sunday.
Oklahoma's corn crop for the year
I908 as reported by the township
assessors to the state board of agri- j
culture, sold for $38,49ft.R6G. netting
the tiller $8.97 per acre as compared
with $:ir>.409,961 In 1907, an increase
of 7.9 per cent.
FRED CRABER CO.
Rugs! Rugs! Rugs!
Announcement has been made that
the State Hank of Kiefer, which is _
now In the hands of the state banking
board, will be reorganized at once.;
The new bank will be given the name
of the Ouaranty State Hank of Kiefer.
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Suits, Coats, Dresses, Capes, House Dresses, Kimonos.
Knitted Jackets, Leggins and all Xmas Goods.
BROCK'S Half Price SALE
STARTS MONDAY, DECEMBER 27
Half Price
" FIX IN G UP THE INVENTORY '
BEGINNING next Monday Morning we shall inaugurate a HALF
PRICE SALE that will be the greatest sale of the kind ever inaug-
urated in Oklahoma from the VALUE standpoint. Cjj We must
finish our inventory by Friday evening. <3 All Holiday Goods left over
must be sold, while merchandise now occupying space must give way to
spring goods. C] Other lines not sold at Half Price will go at a great
reduction.
Hosiery, Underwear, Shoes, Silks, Dress Gooas,
Rugs, Draperies, Beddings, Domestic.
A Gigantic Five Days Sale
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
All Mail Orders re-
ceived up to Friday
6 p. m. will get
the benefit of the
Reduction. : :
s
Send your Mail Or
ders today.
Purchases have our
All
Regular Guarantee.
to
$27.50 9x12 Axminster Rug . $19.50
$25,009x12 " " $'8-50
$18,509x12 seamless
Brussels $13.50
$17,509x12 seamless Brussels
$1250
$10.00 9x12 All Wool Art
squares $8.00
$8,00 9x12 one-half wool
art squares $5.00
We are making exceptionally low
prices on Furniture for the holidays.
Spivey & McGill
Noi. 18-20 S. Harvey
Phone Red 1624 Oklahoma City
HILL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Lela Parks accepted a position as*
stenographer with W. W. Griffin at
Hollis, Okla.
n ..or nu, i ,mii Mary Johnston was doing stenc-
Shrlners from all meO«; raphic work for K. B. Clark in Okla-
and adjourolng rtatea w!ll a i^ h laHt week.
big meeting of the orde, at .. Knte Slewart •„ do|ng rtenograph-
next month. Special cats wi 1. work for E nark In Oklahoma
from Oklahoma Ut>. untnn • 11 'fjtv
lta, Joplln and V >n Smith. i pegrj mr UCCPp|ed a position as
.i rt, ; ■- teuographer with Armstrong «•
At a meeting o . '">< "ti e„ 1 ^ okjahoma ,,|ty.
mlttee or the SoiK 1 Di.iani' Nl* & Utterback. Oklahoma City,
ailed on w for six men to
. .. . | , . w , v. nil. '; ssist them laet week.
preference to McA 1 t!lP; Elena Jeffers accepted a position
of ho'i In* the spi i-, • jn freight Department of the
teachers. | R(i(,k Ts]an(] Raiiway, Oklahoma City.
F n ''aineron state .uperlnten- Una Steele accepted a poBltlon i
dent of Oklnhciiia, and president of with Storm A- Krlckson, Oklahoma
the Southwest «ry JJfe (.ttT- ac ,tlon I
Hon announces that anomei fuwi , ,
bring the southwest into closer touch ilB stenographer with A. V. Suelt. Ok- j
with the fnrmini? communities and - lahoma (">.
improve conditions in the rural dls- Kossle Sharp is 0.,in< «tr .iofrnph •-
trict will be made at the annual con- wt rk for The Pierson Shoe Co., Ok
ventlon «.f the association, including lahoma City.
I thirteen states, to be held a. Dallas., Nora Taliaferro accepts* a position
Tomorrow
■'omorrow didst thou say?
lethought I heard oHratlo say
morrow;
j Go to I w i! not hear of it t;omorrow!
Tls a sharpe: who stakes his penury
I Aiai, st thy plenty; who takes the |
rc-tdy < ash,
.<iid pays .'aee naught but wishes
hopes a. d promises,
Tie currency of idiots; injurious
bdJkrupt,
' hat gaills ithe easy creditor. To-
morrcw!
It '.£ a period nowh ire to be found
In all the hoary registers of Time,
Unless, perchance, in the fool's cal-
endar.
Wisdom disclaims the word, nor hulds
society
Wth those who own it. No, my iic.ra-
tlo,
T'S Fancy's child, and Folly .5 !'*>
Father;
Wrought of such stuff as dream:'. ar.>
and as baseless
j As the fantastic visions of the even-
ing.
—Charles Cotton.
It's astonishing how many things )
. ome our way thai we don't care for |
! It's difficul tt osettle a case in court
while the litigants have any money.
Shop Evenings
Owing to the rush of trade
during the day, we urge as
many as possible to avail
themselves of the evening
hours, up to 10 o'clock, to
do their Christmas buying
in our store.
Hartwell Jewelry Co.
105 West Main Oklahoma City
THE GENUINE
Tex.. May 22 and 23.
Approximately fix blocks compris-
ing 2.14 twenty-live foot lots, sold at
i it Enid The chief contestants for
Lawton last week the first of the
with Mr Correll of Sayre, Okla. She
I Is netting SfiO.OO per month to start
| with and a good chance for promo-
: tlon.
j Blanche Duncan accepted a position
:is stenographer with IV. It. Pickering
_ i .iiwiun iu i ' " ,„ ,
- Hurt Ion sale ill College addition, for Lumber Co.. Kansas < it>, Mo.
CANCER
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«ib (Die f< r
cancer is the
most simple,
painless and
seemingly un-
failing treat-
ment ever
found for this
j malady. The
cures are per-
_ manent.
Write today for freeook of nfor-
mation-how to effect aspeedv cure
at your own home without danger
or risk. Address
THE ISLAND HERB REMEDY CO.
136 W. 6th St. Oklahoma City, Okla.
KiaJll i« J Iktf to wi<k
total of I1,R1H. The lots are sold by
chamber or commerce to pay for site
donated to the state for the secondary
agricultural colleg for the Fourth dls-
Itrlct.
Pointed Paragraphs
A philosophical man when consider-
ing Ills own trouble* isn't.
It is better to have a few g.iotl
I friends than n * "•! many friends.
Hunt for trouble and sooner or lat-
|er you will llnd wire it landed--on
vour neck
.fettle Andrews accepted a position
i with the News, Oklahoma t'ity.
Alice Records Is doing stenographic
v nrk for the Oklahoma State Bank in
Oklahoma City.
Four of our young ladic.-, have been
helping ill tho Circulation Department
I of the Oklahoman during the last
week.
This Is a nice bunch of students to
place in one week but we could have
placed almost as many more if we
had hud them ready.
The New Ye.ir promises to be evet
TRADE
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Will be in effect beginning December 25, 1909 extending
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Seven papers a week—one every day by mail in the United
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All subscriptions in advance and stop at expiration
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$2.95 FOR YEAR 1910
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All arrears must be paid No commissions allowed
Remit direct to the Daily Oklahoman
These rates will apply from December 25th to January 3rd
The woman who marries a roan to better than the present year.
reform him should not let him be-
come aware of the game
If a woman wears anything that is
comfortable she is usually ashamed
of It.
When a woman tells a man her ngc
she never brlnss out the family bible
to prove It.
If that
Is the ense we are goinf to have many
more positions than we can possibly :
fill and now is certainly the time to i
got ready for one.
Write at once for catalogue anil
spcelal offer.
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Oklahoma City, V. S. A.
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Hunt, Lena. Britton Weekly Sentinel. (Britton, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 45, Ed. 1 Saturday, December 25, 1909, newspaper, December 25, 1909; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc142756/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.