Ellis County Capital (Arnett, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, August 24, 1917 Page: 4 of 8
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ELLIS COUNTY CAPITAL ARNETT OKLAHOMA
THE ELLIS COUNTY CAPITAL
Arnett - Oklahoma
The Leading Paper of Ellis County
ELIZABETH SEWARD— Owner and ' Publisher
L I “RED” SEWARD EDITOR
Entered at tlie Post-office at Arnett Oklahoma as sec-
ond class matter August 21 1908 under act of March 3 1879
PRINTED EVERY FRIDAY
S U BSCRIPTION — 1 year $1 Gmon’s f0cts3 mon’s 25 cts
ADVERTISING- RATES— 15 cents per inch single
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surplus cash here and you
will soon find yourself on
the road to independance
We give yon gonerous in-
terest and ample security
This hank invests your
money cautiously and is
always safe and reliable
being a most conservative
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ARNETT OKLAHOMA
J J IIamre Pres L L Stink Vice-Pres
Clyde Lawiibad Cashier
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FROM OKLAHOMA STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
NO PEACE IN SIGHT
“It is idle to talk peace to argue about provinces frontiers colonies
while the German maintains his right to seize what he desires to kill
when and whom he pleases and to abrogate every law human or divine
which interferes with his appetite or his lust”
These practically the unanimous view of Americans and their Allies
on the war It is useless to deal with any other than a defeated kaiser
Ilis treaties are4scrap of paper” so long as he has the force to break
them International law laws of humanity' all are broken under the
plea of “military necessity”
Peace now would he nothing more nor less than a German victory
Germany has accomplished her dream of the Middle Europe the empire
from Berlin to Bagdad The lands of her allies are hers German farm
lauds are still fertile German homes have not known the ravage of an
invading army of barbarians Peace would mean hut the beginning of
preparations for another great war in which the forces of autocracy and
democracy would clash in another death struggle And a part of that
1 1 will sell at public sale on the vacant lot
north of the Demo hotel
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Saturday Afternoon
August 25th at 3:00 p m
The Following property To-wit
1 sideboard 1 daventte 3 extention tables
6 dining chairs 1 high chair rocking chair
commode dresser folding bed brass bed-
second death struggle would have to he fought out on American soil tLeSgaC Sgf Springs 2 irOn beds and SDrillgS
granary of the world L ' o 1 ' O 1 1 a 1
This is no time to falter We can go ahead now and carp- the war M minOr Z SnOW ! CaSCS Z Oil iieaterS COal
Don’t Croak!
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Let the frog the do croaking
Purify the system with any of
the valuable recipes that we
will put up for y ou on appli-
cation and drive out the
germs of disease that are
ready to prey on enfeeble
bodies Our preparations in
thislitfe have done wonders
in restoring health and vital-
ity Now is the time to use
them
THE ARNETT DRUG COMPANY
ARNETT OKLAHOMA
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into Germany or Germany later will carry the war into America
There is too much ill-timed talk about peace
heater kitchen cabinet cupboard
ONCE GERMAN NOW REAL AMERICAN
7 pigs 9 weeks old
“If Germany wins this war fifty years hence its government will
rule the American people I do not want my American children to he
put under this yoke which I escaped by coining to America Mv hope
is that the German government will he overthrown and that the German
nation my relatives and friends will enter an international for peace 1AAA f P
All sums of SlOOO and under cash over 1000 a credit of 6
and justice I
“The German government has had more than one opportunity to mths will be given purchaser giving bankable note bearing
obtain all justice and terminate this war Its actions show that world 1 10 per cent interest from date 5 percent discount for cash
domination not justice is its aim”
This is part of a statement made by Max Y Meyer a professor m I
the University of Missouri vtho was horn in Germany was educated
there and lived under Prusian rule until lie was 2T years old
HOTEL DEMO
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A HOME FOR THE TRAVELING PUBLIC
Call on us when in town Everything clean and Up-to-date
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ARNETT - OKLAHOMA
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No Ferocious Kitten!
KAISER WARNED AMERICA
Mrs C E Kerman Owner
Col E M Beuiti Auctioneer
“America had better look out after this wat I will stand no fool-
ishness from them then” Kaiser Wilhelm made the statement to the
American ambassador The “foolishness” ho had reference to was our
protest against the murder of helpless women and children on hoard the
Lusitania and our demands that Germany respect our l ights If the sub-
marines had accomplised what Germany expected of them those in au-
thority agree that daily paper headlines in Oklahoma would now be I
telling of the landing of Prussian troops on American soil with the
pillaging ravaging and murder that Prussian troops have taken to
Belgium Poland and France
“FOR THE GLORY OF GERMANY”
“We are engaged in a war'against the greatest military power tLel
world lias ever known which has promised its peoples as a result of thi8 1
war not only security but riches untold and the domination of the world
These people have looked from a high mountain upon the cities of I
the world and they have been promised these cities and the glories of
them bj- the devils of autocracy and of war” — Statement by James W
Gerard until the declaration of war IT S Amdassador to Germany
THE GERMAN WAY
Don’t allow the “Chill Season” to find you with
a Torpid Liver Disordered Stomach or Conutl-
pated Bowels It is just tlie condition In which
the malarial germ thrives
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Puts the Liver Stomach and Bowels in
Fine Vigorous Condition
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It Is a liver medicine first of all Its effect upon a Torpid Liver
13 truly remarkable Old chronic cases of long- standing Involving
the kidneys and blood yield promptly to its powerful cleansing and
restorative effect It Is a strengthening tonic for the disordered
stomach stimulates digestion and helps the assimilation of food In
the bowel3 it exercises a helpful Influence that Is far reaching and
effective Every particle of fermented matter or Impurity Is
expelled leaving the bowels cool clean and regulated If the
chills have already commenced Ilerblno Is the only thing needed
It Is a positive anti-periodic medicine that dostroyi the disease
germs and drives them out of the blood Try It this year
Price 50c per Bottle
JAKES F BALLAR9 FROPiuETCR
ST LOUIS MO
“Germans torpedoed the merchant ship Belgium Prince 200 miles
from land smashed the lifeboats took the sailors’ lifebelts stripped
them of outer clothing placed them on the deck of the submarine then
submerged Thirty-eight men non-combatants were drowned like rats
Stephen’s Eye Salve Is a Safe and Speedy Remedy for Sore Eyes
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The old “wild cat” system of banking has been long
since relegated to the scrap heap
The present day banker hears of the old “two-per-cent-a-mouth”
interest grabber as a myth of the remote past
This bank docs not and has never participated in the
obsolete interest grabbing disgrace to the business
world Our interest rates are small at all times and
are regulated strictly by money market conditions We
furnish money for all legitimate business purposes and
at a live-and-let-live rate
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THE ARNETT DRUG COMPANY
Mr and Mrs E L Matlock and
family who sixnt last week in Ar-
nett visiting with Mrs Matlock’s
sister Mrs S A Miller left for
their home at Van Buren Arkan-
sas Monday
Mr and Mrs D V Moler are
the proud parents of a ten pound
girl born Saturday August 1 cth
Dr Beam attending physican re-
ports both mother and Labe are idl-
ing nictlj
New Fall Hats
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See my line of new
fall street hats now
on display All new
land up to date styles
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By Insuring with the
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AHNKTT OKLAHOMA
When In health the baby laughs
the cliiin pias the veuth enjovs
athletic sports The contrary indi-
cates some departure from Health
and in the cme of cnildren is of-
ten caused by worms a lnla sa
afflicted is pair si kiv and prv-
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FUGD Is the deadly enemy of
worms It destrojs the worms
and strengthens the weakened
organs Children si ho take it
rpeedily recover their normal
condition
Price 25c per Bottle'
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The Arnett Drug Company
Dates made at the Capital office
Write or phone me at
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Seward, L. I. Ellis County Capital (Arnett, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, August 24, 1917, newspaper, August 24, 1917; Arnett, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1712938/m1/4/: accessed March 2, 2021), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.