Payne County News (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 49, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, October 18, 1940 Page: 4 of 14
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PAYNE COUNTY NEWS, STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA ’
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1940
PAGE FOUR
Leach sale, October 30.
Mr. and
IPANA - 59«
Dale
TEEL ^59®
DRENE49C
PINEX - 55«
at-
Cherry
are
Vitalis “ 79«
Jess
on a furlough.
Mt
Mrs.
Uniform heat.
Pop
Corn
99®
KRAUT CABBAGE
Popper
98e
$ 1.00 Size 79<
PINKHAM’S 89®
$1*19
VITALISGEM’S
TOMATOES HMtouH8d No. lean
raSM MM MM MMi ■ ■■■ MH IJBM
RAT TAIL COMBS
SPECIAL
Headline Values
19t
Saturday, October 19
KOTEX
“PRO TEX PADS”
>o»jikTo«axo
63®
GOOD HOME FLOUR
BRILLIANT BRONZE
POLYMERIZED—LEADED-REGULAR or
FOR
JOHNSON
$1.00 Size, 89c
ETHYL GASOLENE
CUDAHY’S HAMS ^w^
lb. 19*
I FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST!
lb.
LARGE
SWIFT’S JEWEL COMPOUND 525®
2Je
79®
50c Pablum
39<
I lb. Dextro Maltose 63(
Brilliant Bronze Stations
$1.20 SMA
94<
PORK SHOULDER ROAST per lb. 15 V
25c Johnson's Powder 19c
50c Johnson's Oil
39c
Phone 915
FREE DELIVERY
24 Main
5 lbs. Dex.-Maltose $2.79
Phone 2525
Sixth and Ramsey
Phone 2525
59«ENTRAI
The* Hozyte of* Good Foods
*
CLIP. THIS COUPON
lambedams
BABY NEEDS!!
■I ■"
at the
night.
Sun-
Mrs.
MARRIAGE
HYGILNEg
their
Mrs.
lime
$1 Fitch's
SHAMPOO
IOC
Beechnut,
Country
entleman,
Bugler,
Days Work
5c Golden
Grain,
Duke*,
North State
Bull
Durham
LIMIT
ONE COMB
Bickell
Hattie
33c
29c
DRIES
QUICKLY
NEVER STI
OR GUMMY
.$122 SIZE
39c
39c
33c
35c
10*
Electric
HAIR
DRYER
189
5c
17c
$1.50
Size
15C
5C
1C
69C
17C
25c
15C
10C
33c |
Irvin |
their ;
Electric
BREAD
TOASTER
Peanut Butter, fresh ground, lb.
Potato Salad, 3 15c cans
Fresh Oysters, extra standard, pt.
Ocean T’out Fish, lb.
Kraft Cheese, Elkhorn, per lb.
Minced Ham or Bologna, lb.
Pickled Pig Feet, jar
Pure Lard
19C
10 Vac
25C
17c
Roll Sausage, Rex, lb.
Skinless Franks, per lb.
Red Star Yeast, 2 cakes
Fresh Side Meat, lb.
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
Registered pharmacist on duty
at all hours.
present
Munroe. The dinner was
farewell for Mrs. Stock-1 P>es.
is leaving for Oklahoma
— SPECIAL-
PAR KF.-D A VIS
VANILLA
EXTRACT
Will not cook or freeze
out. 3 01.
Others
Miss Ola Mrs. Art
rather a
lbs. 29c
15C
25c
25C
, Double
Sandwich
;TOASTER
Corn, No. 2 can, golden yellow
Green Beans or peas, No. 2 can
Pumpkin, 3 15c cans
Crystal White Soap, 8 bars
Navy Beans, Great Northern, 5
Hominy Flakes, celo bag
Peaches or Apricots, 2-lb. bag
Dried Apples, 2-lb. celo bag
FOR
11®
Medium Size Solid Heads
100 LBS.
ABSORBINEJR 79®
Green Tomatoes, 10 lbs.
Mango Pepers, red or green, lb.
Oranges, sweet,juicy, each
Golden Delicious Apples, bushel
emmett Mcknight
LESSEE
Diamond Valley Club
MIIS. IKVKN BII.VEI,-
HONEY
Cloverbloom
Half XOi
Gallon jl r
Chrome plated with satin stripe. Every household wants
and needs them—wherever surfaces must be protected
against heat and scratches. Given away with the pur-
chase of six gallons or more of—
WAFFLE
IRON
229
With cord. Bat-
ter can't stick to
these grids.
. 10 inch plate.
Ing with Mr. and Mrs. Aubery
Thompson and little daughter.
Mary Kathryn.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Biby announ-
ce the birth of twins Saturday.
October 12. They were given the
names of Carol Faye and Jerald
* 1 Ray.
Mi. and Mrs. Johnnie Mont-
gomery visited Sunday with Mr
and Mrs. A. J. Poling.
■Free Delivery Phone 180
at the home of Mrs. Bill Kinnick,
I sr. Eleven members answered roll
call. Mrs. P. C. Hesser and Mrs.
Jessie Buckmaster were guests.
Mrs. Abernathy was assisted by
Miss Wilma Frantz in giving the
' demonstration. ’’Lazy Day Cake."
| The cake was put into the oven
while our regular meeting pro-
i ceeded.
Reports of committee were given.
The fair committee reported five
I blue ribbons
ribbons bringing a total of $25 in presented a lovely angel food cak
PUBLIC SALE
8 Miles West of Vale on
Highway 51 — I mile south
Oct. 23, 10 A. M.
John E. and E. A. Voght
rene
SHAMPOO'
Married Women
10c Value
with coupon
Third Grade (CHEAP) Gasolene is NOT sold at
BRILLIANT BRONZE STATIONS
Pork and Beans, No. 2^ can 90
Hot Tamales, 15c can Gebhardt's 121/20
Gallon Peaches, yellow cling
Gallon Apricots, halves, solid pack
Fairview
MIKS I.ENA III <111.1.1.
OCTOBER is really a busy
month. The fall work for the
farmers is still a rush, cutting feed
and picking cotton. Cotton pickers
are scarce. We have already had
a light frost and the golden leaves
are tumbling down, autumn is in
the air and the fodder is in the
shock and pumpkins are all gath-
ered In.
Sad to hear of the passing of one
of our old pioneers, a long-time
resident of this community, Mrs.
George Davis. Her death occurred
last week. Relatives have our sym-
pathy.
Mrs. Walker and Lena
spent Tuesday with Mrs.
O’Neill in Stillwater.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sissons of Still-
water were Sunday afternoon and
Sunday night guests in the par-[
ental Clarence Sissons home.
Hnrvin Lee Marquis and Irene
Lee received certificates for hav-1
ing perfect spelling lessons the first I
six weeks of school.
Mrs. Mary Walker and Lena!
Bickell spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Juanita Walker.
Everyone is invited to attend I he I
pie supper at Fairview Friday I
night, October 25.
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson I
and son, James Ronald, of StiBwa-:
ter, spent Sunday afternoon with
George's mother, Mrs. Mathilda
Johnson, and daughter, Ruth.
Mrs. Mary Walker and Lena
Bickell visited Sunday afternoon in
the Ed Marquis home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kinnemon
spent Tuesday evening in the Roy
Tipton home.
Mrs. Eva Tipton visited with her'
mother. Mrs. Mary Walker. Friday
afternoon.
SUGAR
Godehaux Pure Cane
10-lb. bag, 47c
M.69
Hershey's Chocolate, 15c
Puffed Wheat, 3 10c pkgs.
Cider Vinegar, 15c cruets
Tea, Cooksey's Special, 8-oz. pkg. 290
Mrs. E. R. Nottingham
City Friday, where she will visit and Irene visited Saturday even-
Mrs. Sl.arp until Sunday. Then she
will start on her return trip to her
home in Oakland, Calif.
Mrs. T. H. .Stockton will accom-
pany her as far as Los Angeles.
Dan Deal, Ona Hayes, Martha
Johnson called at the Cole home
to see Mildred. Before leaving Mrs.
Johnson presented Mildred with a
GOODBYE DANDRUFF/
Now you can remove dandruff—
instantly. Fitch's Dandruff Re-
mover Shampoo dissolves and
washes away all dandruff with a
single application — under a
money-back guarantee. No after
rinse required. As good for
blondes as brunettes. Try it—
You’ll like it!
• After and between shampoos.
Fitch’* Ideal Hair Tonic u the
ideal preparation to stimulate
the hair roots, and give new life,
luster and beauty to yow hair.
* Dandruff
Remixer
MILK
■•Pet’’ Brand
Tall
Can
we suggest
IANTEEN ^<<om%7ete.$2.79
IANTEEN^' ® 1.39
IANTEEN Ril'ILL 79c
U W KT c Honey and Almond Cream A
H 1 N D □ Two 50c Sizes 40*
Sweet Spuds
Per COc
Bushel JF <F
(O O KX E-.^TX
Brick Chili, Rex, lb.
n C Sugar Cured
bacon squares Jowta
Beef Steak, family style, lb.
Spare Ribs, lean, meaty, lb.
15e
si.83 4-1 b. carton 330
Eden Chapel
Mils. < . A. STUU'KI.ASII
MRS. F. E. Beemer of Stillwater
was- a gu’.'St over the weekend
bi the home of her daughter Mrs.
Harry Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Homy Taylor and
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Eden attend-
ed the W. C. T. U. convention in
Stillwater Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marshall and
children, Miss Georgia Graves and
Miss Pauline Ramsey spent
Clay afternoon with Mr. and
E. R. Show.
Pete and Jarnos Ethridge,
Taylor, Essie, Joe and Wayne
Burton. Raymond Mahoney, Jim
Taylor and family and Harry
Johnson and family visited the
airport Sunday afternoon. Some of
the youngsters took their first
airplane ride.
Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Eden spent
Tuesday evening with Grandma
Johnson ant. Mrs. George Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cole and
daughters. Evelyn, and Mrs. Mil-
dred Stockton and baby spent
Tuesday evening with Mr. and
LOW A A II f" HIGH
PRICE Q A | £ QUALITY
POTATOES
Idaho Russets
IT S1.OT
24-LB. BAG
(Yellow Meal, 10 lbs., 15<t)
NASH’S TOASTED COFFEE £" 21?
fair prizes.
The president, Mr.;. Roy Leach,
advised club members to have
reports in to the secretary,
Jim Harris, by October 2G in
for achievement day.
Mrs. Jim Harris and Mrs.
Bilyou were remembered by
sunshine friends.
Mrs. Bill Kinnick, jr. guessed j
the mysterious package.
Refreshments were served by I
our hostess, Mrs. Kinnick, assisted 1
by Miss Frantz who served us the [
demonstrators cake.
A pink and blue shower was
given Mrs. Irvin Bilyeu.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Abernathy. There
will he an election of 1941 club
officers.
Mrs. Irvin Bilyeu.
APPLES
Idaho Jonathan
Per CSOC
Bushel f r
Yellow Onions (50-lb. bag 75c) 3 lbs. 100
Peanuts, Tennessee red, 2 lbs.
Pie Pumpkins, medium size, each
Cranberries, red, ripe, 2 quarts
J or
MARRIAGE
HYGIENE
Mrs. W. H. Taylor.
Sunday dinner guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mathis
were Mrs. L. C. Waltman and son (
Phil; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Waltman rop nrul Evelyn Cob-,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mahoney.
Evening callers were
Waltman, Gene Fulk and Mr. and
Mrs. E, R. Show.
The following named persons en-
joyed Saturday evening in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry John-
son: Mrs. Mildred Stockton and
daughter Irene Faye of Oakland,
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Buck Court-
right and family; Mrs. H. G. Al-
bright: Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Al-
bright and daughter, Edwina; Mrs.
Mabie Cole and daughter, Evelyn.! lovely quilt,
and Mrs. Martha Johnson. , There will be a program and pie!
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hickman, Mr. j supper at High Prairie schoolhouse
and Mrs. Cecil Hickman and chll- Thursday evening, October 24. You
dren, Ruth and A. J., spent Sun- 11'* invited to attend.
day in Oklahoma City, They had 1 The Eden Chapel Farm Women’s
dinner with Mrs. Hickman’s sis-/'tub will serve lunch at the big
ter and in the afternoon they vi-1 k sale north of Mehan 1- riday. the Diamond Valley Home Dem-
sited Mr. Hickman’s sister who is 1 ' 111Wl11 liave J"’1 hamburgers, | onstrat|on {.|uh met October 111
in a hosnital CBndY’ (igurs a,,d
P H ’ | Joe Burton, who has been in the
Mrs. A. A. Ethridge and Mrs. [ fCC camp for a long time, is home
Jack Lloyde attended a quilting
at the home of Mrs. Alpha Burton
last Thursday. Mrs. Ruby Albright
was also a special guest, as the
group of friends made ami pre-
sented to her a lovely quilt.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Nickles, and
son, Pat enjoyed Sunday dinner
with Mrs. Nickles' sister,
Jack Floyde, and family.
# * *
MRS. Jack Floyde entertained in
her home Thursday, Mr. and
Mrs. Buck Courtright and family,
and Mrs. Mildred Stockton and
baby. These ladies enjoyed getting
together once more and talking
over school days.
We have been informed that
Jack Waltman left for San Anton-
ion October 4, and that he had en-
listed for three years in the army.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright and
children of Oak Grove were Sun-
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Nordics.
Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Holland
and babies left at the close of
Sunday evening services for Hook-
er. Okla., where they will visit
for two v,?eks with their parents
and other relatives. They expect-
ed to drive all night and arrive nt
Hooker about 9 a. m. Monday.
Mrs. Joe Pock, Mrs. Dollle Nel-
son and Roy Dunlap visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunlap Sun-
day afternoon.
There will be a county Sunday
school convention at Lost Creek
October 38.
Lodene and Virginia Hickman
spent Sunday with Mrs. Rose John-
son. Ramona Hickman visited with
, the Longan girls and Billy visited
with his cousins, while their par-
ents made a trip to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cole gave
a family dinner Sunday and were
| happy to have five of their dough-
joe 2 ,.39e
ters and their families with them. Elm Grove
The daughters are Mrs. Mildred .,7, " \.Y-, ..L,
1 Stockton, Mrs. Treva Sharp, Mrs. ' ' ' ' ...
I Vera Court right, Mrs. Beulah Mon- TI,R Elm Grov" c“me,<7
1 n„i.. 1 > association will serve lunch at
were Mr. and )dlc R
Everyone interested please bring
Mehan
nits. ni-:,i”«’ii aniikksun
MR. and Mrs. J. £. Axtell
tended church Sunday.
Bob Sumpter's eye is improving j
nicety.
Mrs. Earl Mott of Stillwater I
brought her cousin, Miss May!
Holeman of Okemah, back to Me-1
han Saturday. Miss May visited in 1
Stillwater several days.
The Willing Hand dull met with !
Mrs. Pearl Teitz Tuesday and ’!
quilted a quilt for Mrs. Alice Sum-; ;
pter. It being Mrs. Josie Hole-j,
man’s birthday, she was given a j i
and various other nice dinner at noon and also was
by Mrs. Pearl Teitz with lighted
candles. She also was given a
handkerchief shower.
Frank Anderson went to Still-'
water Tuesday to the community|
sale. 1,
Jess King is the first in the |
neighborhood to report the killing 1
of a hog.
Fred Cherry and family have !
mover; near Coyle. i
S. C. Tracy visited the Dee Hes- !
sers near Chandler. Mrs. Hesser is 1
Lhis daughter. /]
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bartholomew !
and Frank Holeman visited the']} 1
mother, Mrs. Josie Holeman. tou>.- ;
day. They brought their dinner I
turkey and ail the trimmings, Tues- 1
day was her birthday. Her brother,
Charlie Hunaker from Stillwater !
Frank Anderson and wife aid I
grand daughters, May Hclemar. j
from Okemah, were theie. Mis. I
Cora Stewart, Mrs. Alice Mans- 1
field and three children called in ;
the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill
not very well.
There was a party
King home Saturday
’ —---
Here's where you get
your dollar's worth!
ABM
GROCERY
1002 We Deliver Phone
Main Roy Anglin, Mgr. »ooi
24 Uis. Bed Htor / Aa
FLOUR 69c
FLOUR Good-llame, 48 lb. $1,011
SUGAR 41®
Shredded Wheat, National 10c
10 lbs. Navy or Pinto
BEANS 57*
MEAL, 10 lbs. . _2lc
2 His. Folger’s AO1
Cotfee, lb. 22 2®
(MIFFEE, Hi-1,0. 2 lbs. 25<-
Pound GINGER 4
SNAPS 10®
APPLES, nice, 10 His. 25c
8 lbs, •*
Pure Lard 21
HENS, dressed, lb. 17c
EGGS, fresh, dos...Ibtie
GOOD PRICES ON FEED
We pay cash for cream, poultry
and eggs.
PEAS
No. 2 Arkansas
5^ CAN
PINTO BEAN'S, lo lbs. 30c
< ahiniet Baking Powder, lb. lac
MINCE MEAT, 8 9-oz. pkgs. 25c
Pork 8 Beans
Big 2l/2 Can 4
Van Camp's JLw
CATSUP, 3 14-oz bottles 25c
UK ACKERS, Fonda, 2 lbs. I2'ic
Del Monte Crushed
PINEAPPLE, 13-oz. can 10c
MILK
Carnation, or
Pet, tall can V
POTATOES, 10-lb. mesh bag Hie
Idaho Jonathan
APPLES, 10 lbs. _______2»c
Ti-xas Grapefruit, each 2c
Pineapple Juice, 4(>-oz. 28c
OYSTERS, 502 can 10c
Fruit Cocktail, tall can 10c
SPRY
3 LBS. J9®
2-cup glass mixing pitcher, tc
CAMAY SOAP. 3 for 16c
P A G SOAP, 5 for 15c
ONYDOL, large I7<
TOMATOES
No. 2
Can 52
CARROTS. 3 bunches ... 10c
Frozen Strawberries, ‘2 lbs. 27c
Frozen Cherries, 2 lbs.______ 25c
BEEF ROAST
CHICK
17® LB.
STEAK, family style, lb t&c
Fresh Hams, 'j or whole, lb. 17c
CREAMERY BI TTER, lb. 2»c
Johnson Wax
49® LB.
10c WOODBURY'S SOAP 5c
100 HINKLE PILLS Uh
2-qt. Fountain Syringe We
SEE HANDBILLS FOR
BALANCE OF LIST
60c California
Syrup Figs
37®
10c Lifebuoy
SOAP, EACH
A
$1.20
Syrup Pepsin
94®
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Hurst, Irvin. Payne County News (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 49, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, October 18, 1940, newspaper, October 18, 1940; Stillwater, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1588909/m1/4/?q=%22Business%2C+Economics+and+Finance+-+Journalism%22: accessed June 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.