Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 205, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 12, 1917 Page: 3 of 4
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE, LOST, ETC.
All classified ads are _
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LOST
LOST—A bird pup, female; white I
with black ears; is an English set- J
ter, 4 months old. Call 201 or notify |
J. L. Davis. Liberal reward. 197-tft
FOR TRADE "
J OR TRADE—Team, wagon and har-
ness for property in Drumright. L.
Hazen, phone 313. 208-3t
DERRICK FOR SALE
BIG CREEK COUNTY FAIR
PROGRAM READY FOR
OPENING DAY FRIDAY
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Two good milch rows.
Jas Conway, corner Virginia and
4 East Federal. 205-3tp
Built in 1915, 84 foot standard
derrick in use 71 days for sale at
once. Also 1800 feet 2-inch water
line. Write Robt. A. Lowry, Still-
water, Okla 205-24tc
Sapulpa
FOR SALE—The United Sewing Cir-
cle have a number of comforts to
dispose of; \yjl| sell them from $3.50
to $3.75. Any person desiring large
warm comforts phone 439 for infor-
mation concerning same. 205-Gtc
FOR SALE—Confectionery, in good
location; stock in lirst class condi-
tion. See S. Maroun. 199-tfc
FOR SALE—Several homes; $100
and up; easy payments; ideally lo-
cated. C. M. Beale. Apply Brasel
BrutjCo.
FOR SALE- Old papers, SnS for
shelves, to put under tarpets, for
packing and uses about the home.
Big bundle for 5c at the Derrick
office. ootf
FOR SALE FOR A FEW DAYS
ONLY -Four-room house, .diingle
roof, screened i nback porch around
the two sirtcs or the House, ccment
walks all around the front and aides;
has a garage large enough for two
cars and a tool house suitable for
drilling contractors; lot is 50x150
feet located on corner of Ohio and
Maple streets, between two school
houses. Will sell for a few days
only. Price $1,000; worth no less
than $1,500. See H. L. Cohen. Real
Estate Man 204-3tc
WANTED
W ANTED—Work as office girl or
cashier. P. O. Box 1057 204-3tp
WANTED — Woman for general
housework. Apply to Mrs. C. K.
llavely, or telephone 528. 203-2tc
WANTED—Boy who lives near Cush-
ing gasoline plant to carry Daily
Derrick. Apply this office.
WANTED—Work at hotel or res-
taurant: experienced in any kind
of work. Will work in private home.
Address Lillis McElyea, Box 13S1
203 3tp
WANTED—Man to work in grocery
store. Apply to Peaper's grocery
Phone 178. 201-3t
WANTED—A girl between the ages
of 12 and 10 to care for small
child. Permanent home for right
party. Call phone 190. Mrs. Wil
liams. 199-4 tc
WANTED—To trade 11-room house
and lot for automobile. What have
you? R. G. Clements, P. O. Box 732.
102-tf
cotton rags. Der.
WANTED—Boys to carry Daily Der
rick. Apply this office.
WANTED—Clean
rick office.
WANTED—Housekeeper about tf> or
40 yoars old, to go on farm; a per-
manent home for a lady who will stay;
only two in family. Address Henry
I.ango, R. F. D. 3, Box 126, /ale,
Okla. 197-
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Two nice rooms for
light housekeeping or bed rooms;
conveniently located for teachers. 217
North Ohio avenue. 204-tf
FOR RENT—4-room house, all nice,
clean and papered; located on
Morrow avenue, James addition, two
blocks north of Broadway. Inquire
James Trunbull residence. 203-Gt
FOR RENT—Two-room v house, fine
condition, well at door, Noble
Street; rent reasonable. Col, Tiinson,
140 Fourth street 200-3tc
AN INTELLIGENT person may earn
$100 monthly corresponding for
newspapers; $40 to $50 monthly in
spare time; experience unnecessary;
no canvassing; subjects suggested.
Rend for particulars. National Press
Bureau, room 4385, Buffalo, N. Y.
109-ltwGmo
H. L. COHEN
Real Estate
List Your Property With the One
Who Rents and Sells It.
FOR RENT—FURNISHED
3-room house, nicely furnished, cor-
ner .South Second and Ohio streets.
$35 a month.
Three rooms, on Cherry and Hur-
ley avenue, $25.
UNFURNISHED HOUSES
4-room house, electric lights, gas,
close in, $25 a month.
4-ro m house, west of Third ward
school, $25 a month.
Three rooms by Drumright hos-
pital, well of water i.nd garage, $20
a month.
Two rooms, Cherry and ('enter,
$12.50 a month.*
Two rooms, corner Maple and Ohio,
v 12.50 a month.
SPECIAL—FOR SALE
This party wants to leave the city
and will sell one of the best loca-
tions for a garage. This lot is 50
foet wide and one building 105 feet
long and another building is 50 feet
long and 25 feet wid? and is located
on Ohio street, rear of Fulkerson's
stone building. Can be bought for a
few days only for $3,000. This prop-
erty is worth no less than $5,000.
Get busy and look at this property.
FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED
•I room new house west of
Third ward school 25.00
List your property with the real
estate man that sells and rents it.
Special for a Few Days Only
One of the best locations in the
business district, next door to the
Smoke House, can be rented for $200
a month. This is one good propo-
sition and this fine business property
can be bought with two-story wall
costing $900, all for the small price
of $5,000. This will not last long.
Reason for selling, owner going to
war.
If you want to buy a home,
rent a furnished or unfur-
nished house or buy any kind
of business or rooming house
see
H. L. COHEN
The Real Estate Man,
Who Sells It
Phone 207 Evans Rooms
J-OR RENT—Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
Phone 335, 199-tf
FOR RENT—A 2-room house, close
In. Phone 026. 198-6t
FOR RENT—The Star rooms on the
corner of Broadway and Pennsyl-
vania; can give possession at once.
Phons 290. Mrs W. O. Mayfield.
FOR RENT—Nice cool sleeping room
for gentlemen. References re-
quired. Opposite Drumright hos-
pital. Phone 525. 192-6tc
BQY WANTED
One who is acquainted lp. the city and
has a bicycle. Apply irt Derrick. tf
IF YOU
Want a cook
Want a clerk
Want a partner
Want a servant
Want to sell piano
Want to sell buggy
Want to sell property
Want to sell groceries
Want to sell hardware
Want to sell dry goods
Want to sell millinery goods
Want customers for anything
Advertise your wants thru this paper
Advertising is highway to success
Advertising brings new customers
Advertising keeps the old ones
Advertising insures success
Advertising shows energy
Advertising shows pluck
Advertising don't bust
Advertising is "bip"
Advertise long and
Advertise well
ADVERTISE
at once in
Daily Derrick Pone No. 90
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Okla., Sept. 14-15-16-17.
PROGRAM
First annual race meet of the Creek I
County Fair association held in con- .
uectlon with the Creek County Free '
Fair.
Friday, Sept. 14—Drumright and
Bristow Day
8:00 a. m. Gates open to the'
ground and doors to all exhibit build-1
J ings, including Art hall, Agricultural,
"xhibits, li\ e stock pavillion, midway j
! and all free attractions.
9:00 a. m. Parade starts at court'
house, headed by bands.
| 10:00 a. m. Band concert bv Sa-
i pulpa band in auditorium. Midway
attractions open.
11:00 a. m. Speaking in audito-
i ium by former Senator Wm. M.
| Franklin, representing State Council
I of Defense.
12:00 m. City park in same en-
closure. with plenty of water, shade
and grass. Bring your lunch baskets
and vehicles every day. Plenty of
room for cars and teams.
1:00 p. m. Racing grounds and
grand stand open.
1:30 p. m. Band concerts in audi-
torium, Drumright band
2:00 p. m. Racing begins. Two
harness races, two or more running
races, one Ford race and one motor-
cycle race.
Saturday, Sept. 15.
Farmers' and Children's Day
10:00 a. m. Band concert in audi-
torium Judging and parade of live
stock in front of grand stand.
10:30 a. m. Baby show, examina-
tions and judging.
11:00 a. m. Speaking in auditorium
by Dr. T. R. McCash, Phillips uni-
versity, East Enid, representing the
National Society of Patriotism
through education.
1:00 p. m. Band concert. Meeting
of Creek County Agricultural asso
ciation and farmers' mass meeting.
Address by J. W. Riley, county agent,
and Hon. Luther Harrison of We-
woka.
2:00 p. m. Racing starts. Auto-
mobile races, motor-cycle races, two
harness races, two or more running
races.
Sunday, Sept. 16.
Red Cross and Patriotic Day
Midway closed until 3 p. m.
10:00 a. m. Sacred concert by
bands.
10:00 a. m. Baby show open. Ex-
aminations and judging.
11:00 a. m. Concert by Bristow
and Sapulpa Symphony clubs.
1:00 p. m. Violin solo by Ladanta
Drake, Marie Drake accompanist.
1:30 p. m Address by Governor R
L Williams; subject. "Why We Are
in the War."
2:45 p. ni. Concert bv Mounds
high school orchestra.
3:00 p. ni. Hand concert at stand
by Drumright and Bristow bands.
Violin solo.
3:00 p. m. Four automobile and
two motor-cycle races. No horse
races. Midway amusements.
Monday, Sept. 17.
Sapulpa and Oil Men'* Day
10:00 h. m. Band, concert in audi-
torium.
10:00 a. m. Baby show. Exami-
nations, judging and .awarding of
prizes.
10:30 a. m. Speaking by Senator
John Golobie.
1:00 p. m. Heavy team loading
and pulling contest near live stock
pavillion.
1:30 p. m. Selection of exhibits
for the State Fair.
2:00 p. m. Grand parade of prize
winning live stock. Races. Two har-
ness, two or more running races
two or more automobile and motor-
cycle races.
Special Notice
Agricultural and Art hall, includ-
ing merchants, automobile and baby
show, like stock pavillion. auditorium,
midway,city park and campus grounds
free to all during the entire fair.
All racing and other attractions
held in a separate enclosure and in
front of the grand stand, is under
the management of the Creek County
Fair association, Inc., and has no con-
| nection with the Creek County Free
i Fair association.
Admission to the race track
giounds, grand stand and paddox will
be charged as follows:
General admission: adults,
children under 12, 15c; grand stand,
adults, 25c; children 15c extra.
Automobiles to track enclosure,
• <) in addition to general admission
charge.
Season tickets, $2.00, admits to
grand stand or automobile to tiack
* enclosure for four people for one
| day or one person for four days.
Come and see the best exhibit of
agricultural products, live stock,
j poultry, arts, better baby contest, and
automobile show ever held in eastern
Oklahoma. We have a good regular
circular half mile race track. Races
and all other sports and amusements
\vi!l be conducted clean and without
favor. No hookmaking or betting will
be allowed.
For information regarding all ex-
hibits to free fair call on or address
V E. Gage, Secretary, Sapulpa,
Okla.
Yellow complexion, pimples and
disfiguring blemishes on the face or
body can be gotten rid of by doctor- j
ing the liver, which is torpid. ilER-
P.INE is a powerful liver correctant. '
It purifies the system, stimulates the ;
vital organs and puts the body in fine 1
vigorous condition. Price 50c. Sold j
by Palace drug store.
CREEK COUNTY FAIR
ASSOCIATION
Sapulpa,
Oklahoma Horse and Auto Race Meet Septcm-
tember 14 to 17, 1917
FOUR DAYS RACING ON STANDARD TRACK
For Entries or Exhibit Space Write at once to
W. E. GAGE, Court House, Sapulpa, Oklahoma.
I have purchased all the old ac-
counts of the Minus furniture store
and same must be paid either to a
collector or at the store. A collector
will call on all parties indebted to the
old firm of Marcus Furniture com-
pany. S, Greenburg. 201-3t
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* SINGER SEWING MACHINE \
N CO. \
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v New and second hand machines \
^ sold on terms to suit purchaser \
N I.ocated six doors north of P. O. \
N on North Ohio. \
\ H E SULLIVAN, A«.nt. \
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N J. W Miller E. H. Ely \
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V AMERICAN MOTOR CAR CO. \
N GARAGE \
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^ and General Repair Works. \
N East Broadway, near Eureka X
v Tool Co., Drumright. Okla. \
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> ANTLERS HOTEL '
* Nice clean, cool outside rooms. \
* Good location. \
* Phone 169. %
x ANTLERS HOTEL
* W D. EZELL, Prop. x
^ 207 West Broadway. ' \
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x MECCA CAFE \
* (Formerly Paint Chili Parlor) \
v WANTS YOUR PATRONAGE X
N Everything Clean «n«f Neat X
^ Try a Club Breakfast \
^ ^ ^ ROACH, Manager. X
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BUSY BEE CAFE
1 ablet lur L.adiej and Gentle-
men
MEALS 25c AND 30c
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* THE PAGE ROOMS X
x (Formerly the Rock Hold Rooms* X
X Corner Pennsylvania avenue ami X
^ Fulkcrson street. X
x Now newly furnished, nicoly X
X decorated, all outside rooms. X
X Modern; l>est location, on paved X
* stract. X
* Phone 632 3R *
X MRS. R. A. NEWCOMB, Prop. X
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For Second Hand Furniture
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H. R. RUST
On East Broadway
Temp
Brew
Headquarter* of
LEMP'S
Famous Beverage of rair*
quality.
Restaurant and Lunch
Counter.
Temp Brew Cafe
102 Broadway.
WEINBERGER'S
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THE OIL FIELD'S LARGEST
CIGAR AND SODA FOUNTAIN
billiards
If vou want
Good nialth.
IrtAftT NCAVII
ouno Sliip.
COMPOUND
Weather
Here—
And so ja our cold drink and
ice cream service.
REFRESHING ICED
DRINKS
SPECIAL ICE CREAM.
Nothing better in the city.
Quick service. Satisfaction.
STRAND
j Confectionery
K. DEEN A BROS., Prop..
ASK YOUR GROCER
E. TURNEY. Slate DUt.
Boa 58, Oklahoma City, Okla.
(First puhllsned in tne Daily Derrick
Sept. K, 1917.)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
State of Oklahoma, Creek county.
In the Justice of the Peace .Court of
Drumright, before A. J. Bell, jus-
tice of the Peace.
A. II. Foreman, plaintiff,
vs.
Jack Persley, defendant.
Said defendant, Jack Persley, will
ti ke notice that he has been sued in
the above named court upon account
for labor for the amount of fJO.OO
and must answer the petition filed
herein by said plaintiff, on or before
tin t'th day of October, 1917, or said
petition will be taken as true and ii
judgment for plaintiff for the sum of
thirty dollars, and in the garnshment
therein had and grante'd will bg ren-
dered accordingly.
A. J. BELL,
Justice of the Vcare.
H. A. Gassaway, attorney for Plii'n-
t'ff- 202-18tc
(lirst published in the Drumright
Daily Derrick Sept. 10, 1917.)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
State of Oklhoma, Creel^ County. C
In the Superior Court at Drumright.
Geaney Pruitt, plaintiff,
vs.
George \V. Pruitt, defendant.
Said defendant, George W. Pru'ftt,
will take notice that he has been'sued
in the above named court for abso-
lute divorce and custody of their
child by the plaintiff and must answer
the petition of the plaintiff on or be-
fore the 24th day of October, 1917,
cr said petition will be taken as true
and judgment for said plaintiff for
absolute divorce and custody of their
child, Dismel Pruitt, will be rendered
accordingly.
HARRISON ARNOI D.
Court Clerk
By L. H. CHILDRESS,
•Seal) Deputy.
H. A. Gassuwav, Attorney for Plain-
tiff. • 203 IStc
(First published in the Drumright
Daily Derrick August 10, 1917.)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
Caote No. 22.
State of Oklahoma. County of Creek,
at
ate*
In the Superior Court, sitting
Drumright, said county and s
Beula Fern Corrigan, plaintiff,
Ralph H. Corrigan, defendant.
Said defendant, Ralph H. Corrigan.
will take notice that he has beer, sued
in the above named court bv the
above named plaintiff for the annul-
ment of marriage contract and dU
vorce and must answer the petition
filed therein by said plaintiff on or
before the 29th day of September,
1917, or said petition wHl be taken
as true and judgment for said plain
I tiff will )•« rendered accordingly.
Dated this 15th day of Annul,
i 1917.
Attest: HARRISON ARNOLD, '
(Seal) Court Clerk.;
By L. H CHILbteSS, 5
I Daputy Court Clerk.-
Fred A. Wagoner, Attorney for Plain-
tiff.
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