Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 86, Ed. 1 Friday, May 2, 1919 Page: 3 of 8
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DRUMRIGHT,
Dependable Merchandise Only
OKLAHOMA
WE ARE NOW STOCKED FULL BRIM, ready to take care of our trade and as usual give full
value for your money. We want to specially mention that in the last few days we have received ship-
ments of piece goods of all kinds and also a beautiful line of Ladies ready to wear.
Here are a few features
SKIRTS in all materials of every kind and beautifully tailored
offered at an unusual low price
$10.95
Some are worth as high as $25.00
Beautiful Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine Blouses
$4.95
You never saw such winsome blouses at this low price.
Every one is in pertect accord with fashions dictates
Petticeats in heavy Taffeta Silks and Jerseys offered at $4.95
Just received a beautiful line of silk underwear, dainty corset
covers, teddies, bloomers, combination suits and nightgowns.
Offered at remarkable low prices.
DRESSES Oh THE BETT ER KIND, which must really be seen to be fully appreciated. The
values are simply unmatchable; we invite inspection. Summer Capes in light serges and silks. All colors.
These are wonderful values at $20. We offer them at $9.98
Another lot of petticoats made in beautiful material.
These were picked up at a bargain by us, and we are
giving you the benefit. Offered at
$3.98
Must be seen to be appreciated
35 Different Patterns in fancy Dress Voiles, worth $1.25
a yard, offered at 75c a yard.
Beautiful Georgette Crepe, all designs and shades, a
good value at $3.00 a yard. Ollered at 2.50 a yard.
You never saw their equal
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PAPERS ARE HEHIND
Izette, Stillwater! News, Mounds;
Enfltrprise, Hunter; Gazette, Go-
GOOD ROADS BONDS fe: Co°"' cityi Ev,nt"
MAJORITY OF NEWSPAPERS IN
STATE FAVOR GOOD ROADS
BONDS
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COUNTY SEAT NEWS \
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Some people are so pernickety about the use of words |
that you'd think the principal parts of a certain good old| w —
verb were "drink, drank, intoxicated."
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Oklahoma City, May 2. A refer-1 Assistant County Attorney F. E.
<>ndum vote taken by members of: Murrell has tendered his resignation,
the Oklahoma City Chamber of Com- j same take effect immediately,
merce, submitted by the Oklahoma In shaking of the matter the Sa-
Good Roads association, is showing ; pulpa Herald says; "No reason for
that a vast majority is in favor of Uj,e act was expressed in the resigna-
the $50,000,000 (rood roads bond is-|tJon> but it is understood that Mr
sue. The first day's replies showed j Murrell wished to make room for
if.0 members endorsing the measure Howard Speakman who has lately re-
and eleven opposed to it. turncd from the
service, and who
"Are the Germans to be coolies?" asks Max Harden.
Well, the Germans intended to make other nations hewers of
wood and drawers of water for Germany. Have they a right
to expect anything better for themselves now?
The Norman Chamber of Com-
merce has endorsed the bond issue
and is lending every aid to line up
an overwhelming majority for the
bonds in Cleveland county
A poll of the newspapers of Ok-
lahoma shows a tremendous prepon-
derance of editorial support on the
bond issue. To date only two daily
newspapers, the Lawton Constitu-
tion and the Oklahoman-Times are
suporting the so-called Thomas plan.
Lawton is Thomas' home and in ad-
dition to -tlhat the Lawton News,
held the poistion previous to his en-
i listment.
j Mr. Murrell has held the office for
t3 months, and during that time has
heen a faithful worker, and his work
has been commendable."
The allies are going to recognize the Russian government
at Omsk. Hipsk, hipsk, Hurrahsky!
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A cheering thought: After this war loan is out of the
way, you won't have to do anything for Uncle Sam but pay
taxes.
THE
LOOK' SEE WHO'S COMING
The noted Evangrelist and song leader
Marriage licenses Issued since
Wednesday:
Mrs. Mary Tabor, age 41, of Bris-
tow, and Frank Joseph, age 48, also
of Bristow.
Mrs. Iva M. Dickerson, age "56, of
Ihe Constittuion's rival, and against Depew, and D. W. Barnhardt, age
which the Constitution always has • -2. of Depew.
expressed bitter antagonism, is sup- i
porting the bond issue. City officials in conjunction with j
The following dailies are actively state officers will start a campaign ,
to stamp out veneeral diseases here,'
starting at once, it was announced
today. Oklahoma health department (
authorities visited Sapulpa and con-
ferred with city commissioners rela-
tive to the work to be done here.
supporting the| i measure: Ti^lsa
Times-Democrat, Tulsa World, Mus-
kogee Phoenix, Muskogee Times-
Democrat, Ardmore Ardmoreite, Ok-
mulgee Times, Okmulgee Democrat,
Guthrie Leader, Lawton News,
Chickasha Express, McAlester News-
Capital, Shawnee NewsIIerald, Okla- P• J- Conkwrigth, pastor of
homa City News, Bartlesville Enter- <h<" Baptist church, went to Mounds !
prise, Bartlesville Examiner, Durant Thursday to Conduct the funeral of {
News, Enid News, Sapulpa Demo- Jeff Self, who it is allegied shot Jiim-
crat, Sapulpa Herald, Drumright self Sunday afternoon. Reports are1
Derrick, El Reno American, Hugo .that .he young man, who was only
Xews, Frederick Leader, Enid Ea^rle,: "bout 30 years of sge, ended his (
Ponca City News, Republican, Ho- lite on acocunt of domestic troubles,
bart, (previously claimed by opposi-
tion buit its affirmative stand verified
and also announced by Editor Rule)
Record Herald, Miami; Star, No-
wata.
Virtually every weekly newspaper
in the state is supporting the bond
issue. Only these have been noted
as having carried any matter sup-
porting the negijive; News, Lone
Wolf; Tribune, Blackwell; News, La-
mont; Herald, Mountain Park; Ga-
He was the son of Joe Self, for many
years a resident of the city. ,
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JUST CLOTHES
0 I REV. J. M. MARTIN OF SHERMAN, TEXAS
Bad breath, bitter taste, dizziness • r i- t r>„„„
and a general "no account" feeling £e.v- .Martl" W1>> beS * a,f"eS °f meeting* at the F.rst Pres-
,S a sure si,*, of a torpid liver. bJteri™ church on South Pennsylvania avenue on Sunday,
May 4th.
Everybody get busy and prepare to make this an cmfwy
working time for the church and for Drumright.
Presbyterians, now is your opportunity so make use of
It. PRAY REVIVAL. TALK REVIVAL. WORK FOR
REVIVAL Don't wait until Rev. Martin comes, begin now,
at least pray, for we want a revival from above.
sign ot a torpid
ffERBINE is the medicine needed.
It makes the liver active, vitalizes
the blood, regualtes ihe bowels and
restores a fine feeling of energy and
cheerfulness. S*ld by City drug
store. *
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INTEQMTKML
TAILORING CO,
«|w yoftk
Chicago
Some wise old fellow said "Clothes do not make th^
man," but he never said this about the women, because
—it wasn't necessary.
Clothes without poise, grace and intelligence, are value-
less. Ladies with the greatest measure of these things
appreciate most the service we give in Cleaning and
TaBoring.
JACK ROBINSON RELIABLE
110 S. Ohio
Phone 34
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