Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 259, Ed. 1 Monday, November 13, 1916 Page: 4 of 4
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THl DRUMRIGHT EVENING DERRICK
WANT ADS
FOR SALt LOST. ETC
All dudfed ads art oat
rent * word per day. Nothing
repaired onder 26 cent*. Mi •
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FOR REN T
"hone 168.
259-8.
"OR RENT—14 room rooir.ng ht u-p
—phone 221, or call f.rst
oath of Heck's Garage
•OR RENT—i-room house, furnisheJ
or nnfnrnished. Enquire Rou;
loom? 260-3.
for SALE
X)R SALE, CHEAP—Hor
and harness, lngu.ro Grier Roc
Strand Theatre, Tuesday, Nov. 14, Wednesday, Nov. 15
"THE UNBORN"
An Excellent and Vivid Preachment On Birth Control, Produced
For a Moral Purpose
I 'OR SALE—A lartro h r
old. One small muli
. >ne farm wagon ai. : :wo .-
B'inai. E. D. Frltta. Phone 499.
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'OR SALE—Old school bu
Dry Hill, a bargain. A;; .
iarl Anderson. Board of
looms, orer Brasel's Drug St re
257-6tc.
'OR SALE — Driving or
Mam. harness and backboard. Ap-
ij W >1. F., care Derrick. 209-tf
'OR SALE—Old newspapers.
bandit st The Derri i r'T t
178-tf
wanted
WANTED TO BUY—A shack ,t
or two rooms. Must be he.,; 1 •
juire fo^L., at Derrick off; e
WANTED—To borrow mor. . y
ft>od city property. Apply I- S. A ,
t Derrick office. tf
WANTED—A woman or giri :
eral housework Apply E. 1 Fritt
>r Phone 499 _' 8-3tj
FOR SALE
Five Acts
Stupendous
Sensational
Interesting
Truthful
and Realistic
Five Acts
Bare Facts Made Plain
Humanity's evil exposed
Nothing Lacking
Everything Shown
Produced For Mothers, Daughters, Fathers, Sons,
Starring GERTRUDE BONDHILL Written by GEORGE ELIOT, Jr.
LADIES' MATINEE
Tuesday, Nov. 14
2 p. m.
No Men Allowed
This is a bargain—party must ■
on account of leaving the cit; A
oean-.iful house and lot. cetr.i -.
Call at H. L. Coher.'s, th-
■us, and he will show :
y <*Ev*ns Rooms, two doors es of
ySnaranty Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Deeba :. c-
. pected to return sometime
froir. Oklahoma City, wh e
been undergoing an operat
W esley Hospital, of that dtj.
STRAND THEATRE
Tuesday, Nov. 14, Wednesday, Nov. 15
Prices: All Seats 25c Two Shows Daily
No Children
Under the Age of 16 Will Be
Be Admitted Unless Accom-
panied By Parents
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AMUSEMENTS
MISS PEARL WILSON
1a the leading role in **01d Vir •• .1,"
being played this evening at Strand
Theatre by Wilbuck's Corned..-'.
The Idle Hour
.t the Idle Hour Theatre,
ratr f and the public will be offered
; i extraordinary treat. Harry D. Ca-
• will }>e seen in a military drama
love anil adventure, "Behind the
nes," a five-act Bluebird produc-
in which he is said to be better
ver i>efore. The many thrilling
lex: - which feature this dramatic
>u hold you spell-bound with
en • and make you feel as
ti ujjh you were a part of the picture.
Strand Theatre
Wi!buck's comedians, a good com-
; will offer this evening their
ill, "In Old Virginia," a four-
; t medy drama, in which Milton
iham and Miss Pearl Wilson ap-
ar in the leading roles, strongly sup-
u\i bj. John Albright, Frederick
an i Hazel Baker. This is one
t t plays of the season, nev-
having been played through this
tion of the country before. It is
a story of love and intrigue in which
Milton Goodham features, as he has
in all preceding plays, as the star of
the evening.
The Majestic
The Majestic Theatre, which has
been closed during the past week, un-
dergoing repairs, was re-opened yes-
terday with Captain Beck's famous
Pekin Zouves. one of the most en-
tertaining troupes in the city. They
will remain there today and tomor-
row. offering fancy military drills
use<l by the Chinese during the Boxer
War. giving exhibitions of skill in
Team-work, scaling walls and march-
es. producing many interesting scenes.
A good picture program has also been
arranged for the evening.
BANDITS KILL ALL PUT
ONE OF TRAINLOADS
BODIES OF MEN. WOMEN AND
CHILDREN LIE IN PILE AF-
TER MASSACRE
NOTICE
Your electric? light bill for October
is past due. Unless paid before 5 p.
m. November 15th, service will be
discontinued without further notice.
DRUMRIGHT ICE & LIGHT CO.
260-3tc.
TAKEN UP
November 1st, one mile south and
six miles east of Drumright, two bay
ponies, one has bloch on jaw one
with dim brand on shoulder. Address
J. H .Hogue. P.O. 2. Box 92, Bristow,
Okla. 257-lt4w
NOTICE
The Pastime
Muck's Musical Review, n new com-
pany in the city, began their weeks
engagement at the Pastime Theatre
yesterday evening, playing to a large
crowd at two pertormances. This eve-
ning they offer "On The Border," an
entirely new military burlesque on
army life, featuring their principal
character. Julius Shope. one of the
funniest blackface comedians play-
ing this section of the country. His
wit and humor is not excelled by any
one and he carries that old-time south-
ern darky dialect, making it most re-
alistic and characteristic of the ever-
blundering colored "gemman." New
costumes and special scenery is used
in this bill.
Laredo, Texas, Nov. 13.—Nearly
100 persons, including men. women
nnd children and Carranza soldiers,
were killed Tuesday in an attack by
Zapata followers on a passenger train
.ear Contreras, state of Morelos. ac-
cording to Mexico City papers re-
ceived here today. The passenger
train was preceded by a military con-
voy train eight kilometers in advance,
which passed the Zapatista ssafely.
Only One Per,on Escapes
The passenger train, the newspa-
per states, was halted in a mountain-
ous region and indiscriminate massa-
i re started, only one person, so far
as is known, escaping oeath. This
was Captain Antonio Prlegos. When
the attack, which is said continued
for only fifteen minutes, ended, soldi-
ers and men and women passenger?
and even babes lay dead in piles.
I'npaid telephone bills for the
month of November are past due. If
not paid by 5 o'clock p. m. on the
fifteenth service will be discontinued.
PIONEER TELEPHONE CO.
260-3tc.
TAKEN UP
One Jersey dehorned cow, giving
milk. Party owning same can have
cow by paying for this advertisement
and the keeping of the cow. Call at
Prairie Pipe Line station for Tom
Prather. 2R7-5tp
K nighjs and Ladies of Security
will meet at the Moose Hall, Monday
night Novembef 13th. All members
requested to be present 257-3t.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
The Rouse Rooms, on Fulkerson
street, is now under new management,
being in charge of Mrs. Grace Kirk-
wood. This house will be conducted
for respectable people at moderate
rates. 260-lt
YEOMEN NOTICE
The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men meets every Saturday night at
the Odd Fellows Hall. An invitation
is extended to every member to be
present.
Mrs. Laura Corder Correspondent.
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DRUMRIGHT STEAM LAUNDRY
The Drumright Steam Laundry will
continue to take laundry and mak.
prompt deliveries as usual.
229-tf. Drumright Laundry Co.
Charles Neill of Tulsa, is a business
visitor in the city today .
Mrs. Ella Havener and daughter,
who has been here visiting for the
past few days, returned to her home
in Tulsa this morning.
A. L. Silver of the Keifer Mercan-
tile company, left Saturday evening
for New York, where he will spend
a month, visiting with his parents.
MILTON GOODHAM
Playing the lead this evening with
dainty Miss Pearl Wilson at Strand
1 lieatre. in Wilbuck's presentation of
Old iVrginin, n four-act comedy
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hairdresaing, featuring the Sanitary
Cross Hair Goods. Send for one.
BISHOP MARENELLO PARLORS
225 1 2 W. Main St Okie. City, Ok.
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