Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 167, Ed. 1 Friday, November 23, 1917 Page: 4 of 8
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If You are Looking for
BARGAINS
in Fall Goods You Should call at the
ST. JOE BARGAIN STORE
SAT *-071 WCS
nrr ? rum
where you can save 25 t
Jar. Read below some o:
we are
AL JENNINGS
Is Coming
Opesa Inin] Mwtings at Skating Rir.k
DECEMBER 2nd
HEAR HIM
o/ferirT^
5 cents on the dol-
he many bargains I
bf Z^SUi.
C1SCHKMS
10 rasa t® cnt
!5c
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K Pfftirf. fpfcCj&l ... .....
16 >*fii U. nretmner
lie
.a^d ii- * . . £,.
CAiiCO
r>eria_. ....
10 j tri4 to
MUSLIM
t&Mie Mui 2>. ;*•* jtri. -j
17c
M 1 Ti..
KAIKSOOK
l&e rare. *s> a t*j* at
15c
S£*C£ DRLS5 GOODS
Me • jwd acrx* ire* yiii, tba altd ck
Zi per } ard wsrg* c.*?m f/C! tiii nit a: SSc
*• - v- . •- • . 11.25
*- •* ti." 12 j*r ?wc • pcct ti.t a:. $1.65
SUJC TAFFETA
tl 'i ia.^ cSi tfcii aalt at.
$£_£5 tsJk ta?et*, tfcia ta-r at.
J135
11.75
LADIES SWEATER COATS
S 2JA Lac.**' i**iUrr cvi*_i. tiaj til* *t
14-iv lACjfe# ra eat«r f>aU. tisii *a.<- at
li.'y.' LfcC-«' irtater eoalt, dais k*.e at
17_5<0 Ij.nrtaur coats, :t-> ta> at
51.75
J2V5
V4 50
$5.50
LADIES' FANCY SERGE DRESSES
127.SO 1ac>**' Mrr**: dretteri go in tait sale at
J16.50
LADJES' COATS
Ilk .'A LkC.ik' toaU go ji tcj aak a: $10-50
175.0-O La.c.%'. pi -tr. c.av. t.t lined, go .t this silt at.. $46.00
LADIES' FLANNEL SKIRTS
75e and $1.00 skirti go in this tale at
65c
LADIES' FLEECE LJNED UNION SUITS
$1.55 Lac.-- . .'.td -.or. suit* go m this sale at. .. .$1.00
$1.05 L ';.<r(i' fleece I;ne<: - .it* v. in tr.:- ■.&;<: a: $1.25
<2.25 Lac.e«' fleece lined union go ir. this s*ie at... .$1.50
LADIES' HOUSE APRONS
$1.25 Lac.e.-.' ho . -e apron* go in th; - sale at.
$1.00
MEN'S FLEECE LINED UNION SUITS
<1.50 Men's fleeced union s.:ts go in th;? sale at $1.25
$2.75 Men's fleeced union suts go in this sale at $2.25
MEN'S WOOL UNION SUITS
$3.75 Men'* union suits go in this sale at
$2.50
MEN'S SWEATERS
$2.25 Men's sweaters go in this sale at. ..
$3.25 .Men's sweaters go in this sale at... .
$4.75 Men's sweater* go in this sale at....
$1.50
$2.25
$3.50
MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS
$1.50 Men's flannel shirts go is this sale at...
$2.25 Men's flannel shirts go in tnis sale at...
$3.25 Men'f flannel shirts go in this sale at.. .
1.15
$1.50
$2.25
MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS
$4-50 Men's wool shirts go in this sale at....
$2.75
MACKINAW COATS
$7.50 Men's mackinaw coats go in this sale at . . .
$8.50 Men's mackinaw coat* go in this sale at. ..
$10.50 Men'* mackinaw coats go in this sale at. .
$12.50 Men's mackinaw coats go in this sale at.
$5 00
$6.50
$7.00
$9.00
UNION MADE OVERALLS
$ 1.35 union made overalls go in this sale at
men's mule skin pants
S3.25 Men's mule skin pants go in this sale at
$2.15
corduroy pants
S3.50 Men's corduroy pants go in this sale at
. . $2.25
men's serge dress pants
$5.50 serge dress pants go in this sale at
bed blankets
*2.00 bed blankets at
S3.25 bed blankets at
$4.00 bed blankets at
$5.50 bed blankets at
S3.95
S6.50 bed blankets at _
YOU WILL SAVE 2<5c ON THE DOLLAR ON MISSES' AND
BOYS' FLEECE LINED UNION SUITS
LADIES' AND MEN'S SHOES
MISSES' AND BOYS' AND BABY SHOES
LADIES' FANCY SILK HOSE IN ALL COLORS
Remember this sale is on in full blast and
many bargains are offered. Are you in need
of Dry Goods? Now is the time.
St. Joe Bargain Store
NEXT DOOR TO STRAND
H * Z. TAWEEL, PROPS.
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nr« -Liirattad trx/pt is 3-xmz *i,d
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tr. ittati. it it pf«r«i!t tJaej-
Tt'jt nrVfD" t/. tak^r. T ury!
G«i«T*l Cordova at Ojinajp*.
Affientaci arrrrnr here fc.-v^rtt
"r fijrt 'crrrar vr of a I rrr. :Lh ot:
Tuesday at A>daoa, 25 mile* orth-
of Chiiaaioa City, berween V£Ua
eiyloratio Ktroopt and tie advance
<r^*rd of feiera] carCrry. The losea
were riigfct on i>?th siaes. they sa.d.
CTRAND THEATRf
V) . . TODAY . . L
Dubensky Bros. Slock Co.
25 PEOPLE
—PRETEXTS—
"The Woman Without a Soul"
Smeei X«t A -Tried Ci
FareiU-
ar^ei Ly T4^2
4The Night Owl*
--Fwtsmz—
CHABLY CBAFLLN
WHEN FATE L£AI>S TEUMP
AMERICAN SLEEPS
ONLY FEW YARDS
FROM FOE S LINE
Witi tbe American Army in France,
r/T -3.—Within a few yards of tixe
errr^ nlines, -*-bere Fr.iz, rparred
by eitrs. in^irrem^z'2. if et^er to W71
r capture erer> American tii-it he
-r Amfrican k>. -.tr who had ac-
co*panied & patro; inu No Man's
Land lay d'/wn and went to sleep
last i^ht.
He had lout hii way and sought
the shelter of a theD crarvr. wrere
exhausted by fcis eforti, be sat .own
to rert and fell aThe patro]
returned without him. but rt wasn't
until dayl^rfct that the fact that one
man was mwm? wai diacorered.
At dalyiight the Germans §aw the
j American soldier near the line and
J vpened fire on him with rifle3 and
i jrrenades. The soldier rema:r«i in
the crater.
i From the American trencfee*. when
I daylight broke, a lieutenant from Wy-
oming saw the man was in danger of
j immediate death. He went out over
! No Man's Land through a ra:i of en-
\'-my bullets, rescued the private and
the pa r made their way back to the
j American lines safely amid wild
cheers from Pershing's men.
THANICSGiyiNG PROCLAMATION
I Governor y* illiamj has issued a
prociamation calling upon the state
to observe Thursday, November 29,
as Thanksgiving. The proclamation
is notable among the recent proclama-
tion from the statehouse in that it
makes no mention of war.
The proclamation follows:
Pol.owing a long established and
observed custom, I, R. L. Williams, as
governor of the state of Oklahoma,
hereby decimate and proclaim Thurs-
r 2'>, 1917, to be set
r.z. and
Lfce peop
of
tir usual p'a4
B. L. WILLIAMS,
Governor of the .State of Oklahoma.
Aattest: J. L. LYONS,
Secretary of State.
Fire and thief inrorance.
Weit. Phone 15®.
L C.
199-tf
Pastime Theatre
TONIGHT
VASSAR GIRLS
SEE
Babe DeMont
In the
HULA HLLA DANCE
Entire Change of Program
Six Reels of Pictures
$10,000
Stock of
Groceries
To Go At
Actual Cost
We are quitting busine&s and must sell out our stock
and fixtures at once.
We invite the buying public to call early and lay in a
supply of good things to eat at actual cost Orders de-
livered to the field to the amount of $25.00 and all orders
to the amount of $5.00 and over to any part of the city.
On and after 15th of November nothing will be charged.
i
Watch For Prices
Telephone 60 Opposite P. 0.
CALDWELL & WILLIAMS
BROS.
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