Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, January 31, 1919 Page: 4 of 8
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ANOTHER GARAGE S
IS ENTERED; $25
REWARD OFFERED
Tire thieves were busy in Drum-
right again last night.
J. H. Cutshaw's garage,, on East
Wood street, was entered and a cas-
ing and iner tube were taken from
his car.
Mr. Cutfehaw announced today thai
he would give $25 for the apprehen-
sion of the thief or thievee.
Thefts of tires are becoming o*"
daily occurrence here. Garages in
several sections of the city have been
broken into and valuable casings j
st olen. In on© instance, tiro, inner,
tube and rim, all were token. City J
detectives are working on the case. •
rhk drumright derrick
Dancing class for beginners start*
next Monday evening at 8 o'clock atj
Cain's Academy. Phone 285. 7-41
Hum*-
TONI
GARDINER'S RAC
Will
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GOOD P
Change<
Having bought the An
Garage from Harry Wolf,
line of repairing—if I can't
you nothing. FREE advict
GUARANTEED. All I as
East Broadway.
American IV
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Cheer up!
Vou'll soon be well
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We have 1 I
„ the Medicine^
( 1 1J <3°^ DruJs
^ 7 s "iJ you need
You will get well quicker if you use our full
strength, pure drugs.
Vou won I gel sick <it .ill if you go to your doc-
tor in time, get a prescription and bring it to us to be
filled.
When you need drugs or drug store things buy
them from us and KNOW they are right.
PALACE DRUG STORE
Telephone 153
GOOD ROADS BILL
WILL BE CHANGED
PERSONALS.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 31.
—The ^senate gooti roads bill,
which in its final form probab-
ly will be the administration
measure, is due for amend-
ments to virtually eviyy fea-
Mrs. Bart Foster left this
morning for Minneapolis where
she will visit her father and
mother.
Mm Rose M. Barry, teacher
of the third ward school, left
■u™ hi virtually eviyy ie.i-; f°r Oklahoma City
ture in the committee on roadsj M'here she will spend the week-
and highways, which had itifW??
tirst meeting yesterday. 7
Wheh the bill ultimately! J^'.ss Louise Hill, teacher in
HUN TROOPS
A RE TO GUARD
FIRSTSESSION
Prince Max May Be First Pres-
ident of the New Ger-
man Republic.
BERLIN, Tuesday, Jan. 28.
—Two battalions from one of|
the crack German regiments
will leave for Weimar this
week. They will be quartered 1
there during the sessions of the ,
national assembly and will be(
at the government's direct dis-j
posal in case of necessity.
The transformation of Wei-
mar from a literary shrine and
unimportant provincial town
into the seat of the German na
tional assembly is of present-!
ing physical difficulties of
small caliber. The chief prob-|
lem is in connection of Wiemar
with the outside world as the
town which, in recent years
had disappeared from notice
as a commercial and railway
center is wholly unequipped
for accommodating an imnort-
ant political gathering and the
attendant demands of newspa-
permen. At present more
than 1,000 telegraph and tele-
phone experts are at work
here.
It is proposed to establish
aerial communication between
Weimar and Berlin, to lessen
the burden on the wires. Con-
nection also will be established
with the wireless 'station at
Nauen for overseas transmis-
sion.
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 29.—
Prince Max of Baden, the for-
mer German imperial chancell-
or, will be nominated by the
German social democrats and I
( he German democrats as their
candidate lor the presidency
of the German renublic, accord-
ing to a Berlin dispatch point-
ed in the Neues Journal" of
Vienna.
While the count in the Prusi-
an elections is still incomplete
partial returns show that the
REMEMBER!
Our Closing Out Sale
Continues!
Still
We Have Many Bargains and Invite You to Come
Early and Take Advantage of This Big Sale.
SWEATERS
$5.00 Sweaters at
$4.50 Sweaters at
$i5.00 Sweaters at
$2.50 Sweaters at
$1.50 Sweaters at
$1.00 Sweaters at
. . . $2.95
... $2.55
. . .$2.15
$1.35
.89
75
" "v|i i.tic Din Ultimately; , icainii ill « Ul viuiua Miuw in<iL t^f--
comes out of the committee for , hu third ward school, who has majority socialist vote was cut
consideration on the door of !'een ^ol! several weeks with down in the larcrer towns
f hn aanntn if Uni.#]!.. ...Ml 1. 1 111 11 111' 11'/II K IIOH' nt lini- l-i COTVllTYOT t C\ Qrltri/ina f t<r.w. TI
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the senate, it hardly will be, !nlJJJenza.- ls now at her home cording to advices from Berlin,
recognizable as the measure''" Guthrie. She will return to l he independent socialists
went in, senators declare after aJSumS charge of her classes on, made gains, probably a result
♦.Hp nrflUminnM' itiannooinn IvTondfty. iof propaganda carried on after
|the shooting of Doctor Liebk-
Mr. and Mrs. R. 1). Beard re-'J^ht and Rosa Luxemburg. It
COMFORTS
$5.00 Comforts at $3.75
$4.50 Comforts at $3.25
HATS! HATS!
$6.50 Hats at $4.65
$6.00 Hats at $4.25
$5.00 Hats at ' $3.98
$4.00 Hats at $2.95
$3.50 Hats at $2.45
$3.00 Hate at $1.98
$2.50 Hate at $1.75
$1.50 Hate at 93
One Lot of Men's Suits at Half Price.
PART VALUE ON LIBERTY BONDS.
MARKEY FALL
DRY GOODS STORE.
"The Old Reliable.'
the preliminary discussion.
Senators are divided on the
amount of the appropriation, — —lv,
t*e location of the roads the|tllrned yesterday from their ls believed that the social dem-
form of the commission to diJ 1oneymoon triP and n°w are at ocrat Party, led bv Philin
rect the road building and the!home jn Drumright. Mr. Beard .Schiedemann will be the strong
mannev in which the commisJ'? auditor of the Oklahoma Gas| <ist in the Prussian pariamenf'
sion will be chosen—and in & E,ectric. Company. They: rhe next party in strength will
fact o"i every important fea-|were rnan'ed in Fort Smith, jl)e the democrats with the
ture of the bill. |Ark., Jan. 18; Mr. Beard ex-1 Christian people's party, for-
The elimination of the state 1 pects to buy or build a home in merly the centrists, ranking
highway engineer as a member} '^lurniight. [third.
of the commission virtually was
agreed upon at the committee
meeting yesterday. The orig-
Cecil King has resigned her The party who picked up the
position with the Western Un •! rocketbook containing letter ond
iotl Telegraph company here on Lyceum course can return to
inal bill called for a commis-P"" company nere ™ur e can rc
sion of live. It appears now att.er hav,nS been in the local, Derr,ck and get reward. C-2t
nil i/>n !'/> • fn>>\ im«<.n AT IT11I I -
Hill,
imager of the of-!
flee, will take her p*ace.
hwii oi nve. 11 appears now;,,:. 0 """ *"
that the plan adopted will belol!il'e two years. Mrs.
for an active commission of wlfe of the manager of ti
three, with the#governor pos-
sibly serving as ex-officio chair-
man of the commission.
It was agreed yesterday to
accent the suggestion of Sena-
tor C. W. Board, chairman of
the committee, that all other
measures should henceforth be
CHICHESTES SPILL
{ DIAMOND
GO
HT
BRAND
Miss Edith Hill, who hasj
been employed in the First!
National Bank, has resigned;
her position and will leave' for j
her home in Guthrie.
J Hill has had the influenza
considered secondarily and the tw'ce 11,1,1 now finds it necea- - -£- 7-- -- ,
good roads measure given the .° ' an ex^ended vaca-, vraf* regarded ns l\r t,Safest, Always Reliable
riirH-of-wny overall other leK-! ,on, I01' the benefit of her SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
islation. I health. 1
LADIES f
Miss for CIII-CHHS TRR S A
DIAMOND UKANI) PILLS in Rir und/\
enza metallic bores. Mated wuh Blue(<>)
i Ribbon. Taw a no oriinu. Bu. T„n \"/
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EVERYWHERE s™
WATF.R BILLS DUE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
All water bills are due between th. Episcopal services will be held in
1st and 10th of the month. If not the superior court room Sunday, Feb
paid by that time water will be
turned off and extra charges of $1.00
Will be made.
W. E. NICODEMUS,
Mayor.
HART FOSTER, City Clerk. 9-3t
frOR RENT—-Three-room furnished
apartment, new house and furni-
ture. C. L Elliott, South Jones
street, or nt: Newton Hdw. Co
2, at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at
10:.'!0. All interested in these serv-
ices are cordially invited.
FOR SALE—A Buick light six tour-
ing car. Telephone R. L. 2 or 136
Oyps.v Co. 9.3.
WANTED—A situation as clerk or
general office work. References.
9-3t Address Miss D., care Derrick. 9-3t
TIM 1'
"CKl li,
THEIR EYES
Will Be on Your Windows
REGISTERED PHARMACIST
Changed Hands.
Having bought th American Motor Car Company
Garage from Han-. Wolf, I am fixed to do a general
line of repairing u m't fix it 1 tell you so. and it costs
you nothimr. FPi- ,iCe and all work ABSOLUTELY
liL'AKANTEEl). All 1 ask is a trial—look for sign 0.,
East Broadway.
American Motor Car Co.
OSCAR F AIN, Proprietor
A COMPLETE LINE
OF FANCY
BOXES
NUNNALLY'S
THE CANDV OF THE SOUTH J
JOHNSON'S |
DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES 1 J
PALACE DRUG STORE f
Corner Broadwav and P*nn.«u..i.
The boys returning from abroad and those mustered
out from service here at home will be needing things-
clothing, haberdashery, shoes, hats, etc. Their eyes
will be on the windows—they will be looking, search-
ing for the stores with the brightest, cheeriest window
displays.
Brighten Up Your Window
Displays!
Let the boys see your merchandise in the proper light.
Modern, concealed window lighting will increase the
effectiveness of your window display as nothing else
can do. It will show your merchandise up advantage-
ously without creating a harmful, business-destroying
glare.
Do your part to brighten up the city—brighten up your
windows and/help promote business prosperity.
Telephone 75 Now
for Our Window Lighting Expert.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.
W. B. MISER, Manager
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Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 9, Ed. 1 Friday, January 31, 1919, newspaper, January 31, 1919; Drumright, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc148687/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.