Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 43, Ed. 1 Monday, May 17, 1920 Page: 7 of 8
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Tailor-made clothe* look
fit and wear better
THE AMERICAN TAILORS
(07 EAST BROADWAY
HEMSTITCHING ANO PICC
EDGE
Buttons Made
..TOT'S TOGGERIE SHOP
101 A. W. Broadway
PAWHUSKA UNION
OPPOSES INCREASE.
Pawhuska. Okla., May 5—At a
meeting of the local carpenter's union.
No. 1178, a motion asking a wage in-
crease over the $9 a day schedule was
lost by a two-third vote of the 75 per
cent of the members present at the
meeting.
FOR SALE
Fancy grocery store with splendid
location, cheap rent, corner Second
and Virginia. Also a good Ford deliv
ery car. 33-tf
MUST BE TWENTY-
ONE YEARS OLD
Suits made to your meas-
ure $35 and up
THE AMERICAN TAILORS
tor EAST BROADWAY
Henryetta, May 15—In order to
break up the frequenting of pool I
rooms by minors the city commission I *
has pased an ordiance raising the! "
age limit from 18 to 21 years, and ' *
announces tint the ordiance will be
strickly enforced.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
Get Your
Flower
Plants
a!
WANT ADS
All classified ads ara
one cant a word per day.
Nothing received under
25 centa. Money to b«
•ent with copy for ad.
WANTED
215 N.
St.
Shipments received
Tuesday. Wednesday'
and Saturdays
Post Office Clerk.
An examination for post office clerk
will be held al^the post office in this
; city on June 12, 1920.
| Age limit, IS to 45 years on the date
I of examination.
Married women will not be admitted
| to the examination.
j Applicants must be physically sound,
and male applicants must be not Jess
j than 0 feet 4 inches in height in bare
feet, and weigh not less than 125
pounds without overcoat or hat.
I For application blanks and for full
I information relative to the examina-
I|tion, qualifications, duties, salaries,
vacations, promotions, etc., address
immediately
BOB T. MOORE,
Secretary, Board of Civil Service
Examiners, Post Office, Drum-
right, Okla.
WANTRD—To lease furnished small
hotel or rooming house. Address W.
O. C., care Evening Dcrrlek. 43-Gt
WANTED—Your old cotton mattresses
to renovate them, make them good as
new. Mattress Factory, 312 East
Broadway. Phone 575. 42-6t
SALESMAN WANTED Be your own
boss: Our plan makes it possible for
you to engage in the .Men's Tailoring
and Furnishing Business without in-
vesting a penny. You tan make BIT
MONEY and besides get all your own
clothes and furnishings FREE. Write
for full particulars right now. Wright
Si Company, Dept. C4, Chicago, 111.
42-lt
Wsur tailor-made clothes
mide by real tailors
THE AMERICAN TAILORS
207 EAST BROADWAY
G N POWELL
Physician and Surgeon
CANFIELO BUILDING
Over Palace Drug Store
Phones: Office 174.
Residence 421.
WANTED—Woman IS to 35 years old
fur general housework, including laun-
dry. State wages required. Address
Box 245. O. E. Thompson. 37-6t
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Two room plastered
house. Call E. F. Luke, 224 North
Jones treet. Phone 572. 42-3t
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished three
room house with large sleeping porch.
Also garage. See Mrs. 0. J. Bridges,
at First National Bank.
FOR RENT—One room apartment,
furnished except linens. Apply
Room 5. Dugger aparement, 107 North
Fulkerson. 40-3t
Two
Points
View
Of A
Broken Dollar
WHEN A DOLLAR BECOMES!
SMALL CHANGE
WHEN SMALL CHANGE
BECOMES A DOLLAR
"When you break a dollar it's "Ten dime
as good as gone—small change
isn't worth considering," says
the man who spends all he
earns.
Dollars and small change are
treated just the same by the
"spend-all." He makes no
preparation for the future—
and the future holds form him
what he has prepared.
And in most cases it is only
when old age overtakes him
that he realizes his error, but:The Drumright State Bonk will
then it is too late- I welcome your savings account
s make a Dollar"
says the man who knows that
small change habitually de-
posited in a home savings bank
will eventually amount to a
sum worth while.
It is the persistent effort in sav-
ing that builds success.
Small amounts are fragments
of fortune, and a Savings Ac-
count is the place to put them
together.
Drumright State Bank
the Bank of Steady Personal Service
Or. W. 0 Hutchinson.
Physician and Surgeon
Office, Fulker|on bldg
Dhnnp? • °^>ce 43-2
rilUHOi . residence 43-3
GLORiA SWANSON /*,
CECIL B DeMILLES
'MALEand FEMALE*
Q>aramoun i'drlcnift Q>tc/iuv
IDLE HOUR THEATRE
MAY 18 ANO 19
OR. RALPH E. WELLER
YALE, OKLAHOMA
Member of
STAFF OF MABEL DALE HOS-
PITAL
Practice Limited to Surgery anl
<iynocolagy.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The Home Service Section of the
American Red Cross is trying to lucate
Walter J. Mason of this city for his
fath.-r, Mr. F. H. Mason, of 805 Lewis
street, Pendleton, Oragon. His father
hasn't heard from him for several
years.
FOR RENT—Light house keeping
rooms and sleeping rooms at reason-
able rates. Call at Commercial Hotel.
38-31.
FOR RENT—Three room house, fine
condition, with or without garage.
Grace Arnold, rooni 6, J. W. Fulkersoa
Building. 39-3t
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—New and second hand fur-
niture and stoves. Call or phone, tell
us what you need; we handle all kinds
of cotton mattresses, Drufold pads,
sanitary couch pads, child mattresses,
Alls, Dunbar & Co., (Square Deal),
New and Second Hand Store. 4"9 East
Broadway. Phone 615. 42-6t
For rapid healing there Is nothing
like Liquid Borozone. It mends torn
. flesh, beats cuts, burns or sores so
Walter Mason is about 12 years of FOR SALE-1919 Ford roadster, good quickly no „me Jg ,ogt from wor|f
~ — hear'1 of | condition: cheap if taken at once. E. Pr(ce SOc, 60c and $1.20. Sold by Cit/
LOST—A cord casing 33x4. Lost be-
tween Yale and Texas Co. at Cushing.
Phone 00, Drumright, and receive re-
ward. 38-Gt !
LOST—A bunch of keys. Party find-
ing same return to Daily Rerrick of-
fice and receive reward of $1.00 42-3t
ROEBRTS BARBER SHOP.
I have purchased the Hotel
shop and invite the general pub-
lic to call and see us.
FOUR CHAIR SHOP
The best of barbers. Give us a
call.
G. W. FRAZIER, Prop.
age. when his father last heard of
him he owned the Travelers' hotel of
this city.
If any one knows of his where-
abouts please let us know.
Thanking you,
SECY. HOME SERVICE, V R. C.
ondition:
E. Hanson.
I'lione 159.
Room 6, Bennett
Bldg
39-4t
For
Truck Service
Phone 605
Acir.e Gaiage
FOR SALE—Practically new house,
furniture, dishes, etc. Apply at 104
East Oak street. 39-3t.
FO SALE—Large house with large
garden: all fenced. See me at 221
East 1st. 38-Ct
MUSKOGEE FIRM IS
ENDED BY RAID OF
FEDERAL OFFICERS.;
Muskogee, May 17.—C. F. Harris and I POR SALE—Corner lot 150 by 140;
■T. D. Clifton, officers of the American j one four and four two room houses;
Tire and Rubber company, were ar-barn, water and ?as. Cheap this
rested by federal authorities follow- week. Phone 5C5. 38-lt
ing a raid bv post office inspectors on I •—
their Office „t 22fi Harris building. tF0R SALE- Delivery wamon, horses
The men are charged with using the j ;"''d harness at 221 East 1st. 38-.it
mails to defraud by operating a stock
selling scheme. It is charged by the
FOR SALE—The Brush Oirage and
any part of equipment pu-chaser may
want. Selling to settle *n estate. Bet-
ter look Into this; she's a money Mak-
er. Phone 6. 3 T-Ct
Foit SALE—Some good Ford cars;
:ilso one Wichita, one ton truck at
Main Filling Station. 36-Ct
Away with DEADLY POISONS
RAT CORN
KIILS BATS. MICE AND GOPHEPS
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Cat.>4 ut
DR. O J. Rice
O «.- Guaranty 8t«>« Bank
Drumright Okla.
Inderal officers that stock is being
sold in Ihe company all over Okla-
oma on the representation that it has
i factory in operation here that nianu-
| Uctures automobile tires, inner tubes.
I i ubber heels and oilier rubber goods.
It Is claimed the purchaser of stock
is told that he will receive a discount ___
on all tires he needs for his car. This, j FOR A REAL BARGAIN—One Kls-
it is raid, is an inducement to 11 the sell truck for sale. Excellent condition,
stock. | Will sell cheap if sold at once. Address
"The company has no factory." said fox 761, Drumright, Qkla.
P. L. ('umpitt, post office Inspector. : —————— -
•'We found that they had an option FOR SALE OR RENT A 6-room
on a tract of land here kut that has,house, gas, water and electric lights,
been cancelled." Also a new mahogany iano. Call at
"Wh< ti a purchaser of stock sends *s' Morrow.
in for a tire at the discount rule, the | —————————
tire is purchased at a discount from LOST. STRAYEO, STOLEN, FOUND.
the local Jobber so Ibal the promoters — .
lose no money by the transaction." ; LOST—Pocket book with name and
Five men yre kept on the road sell-' I' O. O. P. and Masonic emblem on
ing stock. It is said. I tame. Receipts from both lodges, one
Arresting officers say there is about' ten dollar gold certificate and other
$2,000 worth of rubber goods In the! papers. Finder notify C. W. Cooper,
company's office. j' 00 block Dqgmright street, and re-
Offlcers seized all the books and lit-!<'.«ivo reward. 40-2t
culture of the company
Drug Store.
235X
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
DRUMHOMA OIL COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that the
Drumhola Oil Co. will hold Its an
nual meeting of stockholders on the
17th day of May at 10 o'clock a. in. at
Its office in the City of Drumright.
Creek county, Oklahoma, at which
meeting a board of directors will be
elected for the ensuing year, and such
other business will be transacted as
may come before the meeting.
THE DRUMHOMA OIL CO.
By W. E. Nlcodemus. Pres.
Attest:
Edw. C. Burness, Secy. 37-101
The Checking Account
Here are a few things it teaches
ECONOMY
INITIATIVE
ACCURACY
BOOKKEEPING
INDEPENDENCE
FORETHOUGHT
SELF RELIANCE
Your account at the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK will do other good things for you.
First National Bank
J
Toys tor Hospital Children
Making the grownups and children. !n hospital j happy i. one if the
activities carried on by girls identified with Community Service in Amer-
ican cities. In the picture, members of a Community Service club for
girls are making toys for the inmates of a hospital for children. Hund-
reds of toys have been made and distributed by these two young women
and several associates. •
Want ad^ In the Derrick pays.
They have
not yet been able to ascertain the ex-
tent of the alleged swindl e.
Tlie name Europe has bien iu usij
more tl'aii i'500 years.
STRAYED—Team mare ponies, roan
and brown. Both branded C. 8., Q. 8.
Hip knocked down on one. Will pay
reward or damage. J, L. Uoodman.
i are lloovarixed (Inj. 43-Gt
TAKEN UP NOTICE.
Pemeta, Okla.. April 29, 1920, stray
notice, taken up, on the Stevenson
farm, at Pemeta, one black mare, shod
all round, lias leather halter and Is
branded oji left hip. Also one sorrel
horse; ha* three white feet; scar on
side, looks like burn. Owner can have
same by paying all damages.
J. H. FORD.
May 12, 1920. At Pemeta, Okla.
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who will look roar papers itu *
and wll mako them correct • j
Tou should see us and se«
that your title la right, which
will probably save you a law
suit an< money
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