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Democratic Ticket
For j S Senator—
F Hon' Scott Ferri
For Congress Fifth Di
£ Hon F B Swai
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For Representative-
Jess L Pullen
For County Judges
' W G Long
For County Attorney—
E W Fagan
For Court Clerk—
' Mrs Edna Swearengin
For County Clerk— '
Willie Raye Dotson
For County Treasurer-1
Frank Buchanan
For Supt of Schools—
1 Tom McGiboney
For County Assessor—
Elmer Cleveland
ForSheriff—
C H Parks
For County Weigher—
T J Chaffin
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For County Surveyor— 1 ’ 1
Lucas A Beadles
For Co Commisioner 1st Dist
H J Barker
For Co Commissioner 2nd Dist
Arthur McClure
For Co Commissioner 3rd Dist
Thos W Frame
Republican
For Co Commissioner 3rd Dist
W K (King) Crippen 1
For Sheriff— ' ' " ' r
Geo B Rennie
HM CLAPP
The Plumber
1 have now in Stock-
Bath Tubs and Stoppers
Lavatories and Stoppers
Closets for the house or out doors
Kitchen Sinks different kinds :
Soap Dishes Towel Bars
N P and Lead Traps
Range Boilers i-
Water Heaters
Pipe and Fittings (
Candles '
Stop and Waste '
Hose Bibs Plain Bibs J
Sinks Bibs Bath Cocks
Lead Ferrules Sheet Lead i Dram
Traps Globe Valves Bib Washers
Fuller Balls Syphon Washers Flush
Balls Float Balls (
All kinds of Hose Repairs “
Will give you a price on your work
any day Quick Service 'i' 1
All Work Guaranteed
The Spirit
of
Since the inception of this business always have
we of this organization been ambitious to grow — to
make of our store a better store Always has it been
our desire to serve sincerely the people of this’ com-
munity and it has been our idea that this service
could best be rendered by giving the best merchan-
dise possible in exchange' for your money and to
treat our friends and customers courteously and
stand by them loyally
We like to see you in
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Yes it’s hot but it’s dry and
this is the kind -of weather we
were crying for last week It’s
the Staff for cotton -'
Yqtare welcome to meet your
friei&erejT-’-’v Kex
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Trade’ offtyer Told fuftiture
for thjft riglg VP johow
£ h Hutchins Bros
Wednesday will be the
Jewish Day of Atonement on
which day B Wolf announces
his store will be closed
Have you seen those pretty
plaid dress ginghams? Just the
patterns you have wanted for
school Francis Bros
T'Cotton is coming in right live-
ly now The fair warm weath-
er is making it open rapidly
Forty bales were marketed here
yesterdaytjand over one hundred
bales have been received up to
jtljis afternoon
If your last pair of stockings
didn't Wear well try some of our
Phoenix and Armor Plate for
ladies and children
T tf f Francis Bros
’ lil' L Evans and D S Gridin
came back from Arkansastelling
what a fine trip they had to their
old home and how things have
changed since they lived there
They say they enjoyed their trip
very much -
’ We wish to thank our kind
friends for the service and each
kind deed rendered during the
illness and death of our darling
baby For each kind word and
the beautiful flowers will long be
remembered
G T Looney and Family
The laclies of the Home Mission
Society of the Methodist church
will serve sandwiches pie and
coffee on election day the first
Tuesday in November 1 The
place of serving has not been de-
cided upon but will appear in a
later issue of this paper
Actions speak louder than
words ' Results tell the inter-
esting story Bring us your
poultry products hides furs and
pecans We would like to have
you for a permanent customer
L A Davis
Davis friends learn with re-
gret of the death of Gordon Dale
the two months old son of Mr
and ' Mrs Holmes Ferguson at
Medicine Mound Texas whose
death occurred last Friday The
little one succumed to an attack
of 'pneumonia -and whooping
cough and had been sick only
a few days
1 At the annual meeting of Ban-
ner Baptist Association at Byars
lastweek "the offices of
secretary and treasurer were
combined and the treasurer
ReV J J Franklin was elected
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to fill both places 7 W O-Wil-kerson
has been secretary of the
association for probably 15 years
or longer u f v :
Dr R Dunn and family start-
ed moving today to their new
home in the south part of town
The house contains six rooms
Sand1 bath fin d is ope Qf ijthe afc
ijtractive ‘ipf city jyhile
khecarpenjtflf havehiitirely
ifilshed it te Doctor and f$m£
Jlyfiecided to move in anyway
The son of 0 M Woodward
has been quite ill this week with
throat trouble Mose Chigley’s
son had similar trouble Glad to
to report both better now The
report got out that it was diph-
theria but we are told that the
doctor never said it was diph-
theria but said it was near it '
The day formerly set for clean-
ing up the cemetery at Sorghum
Flat having been a rainy one
Tuesday the 21st inst has been
set and those interested in' this
graveyard are requested to turn
out on that day and help in the
work Bring some kind of tool
to work with If it rains that
day come the next day
Davis Hardware Co the store
house that carries those things
needed in every-day life Clair-
mont cook stoves and ranges
bedsteads springs mattresses
chairs of different kinds in fact
a general assortment of furni-
ture We invite you into look
our stock over before buying' A
square deal to everybody Make
our store your store If we
haven’t got it we will get it tot
you Davis Hardware Co
: Tuoday- Study Club
The Tuesday Study Club spent
a very pleasant afternoon with
Mrs Clark Abbott Sept 7 (Roll
call was responded to by giving
vacation incidents
An interesting program was
rendered with Mrs Turner as
leader: Address by president
Club discussion-How to make
our coming year instructive
Music— Mrs Abbott We were
glad to have as guests Mrs F
A Stalcuppf Ft Worth Mrs J
C Kelly and Mrs J R Blythe
Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by
Mesdames Palmer and Blythe
The club will meet Sept 23
with Mrs Howard Martin '
" Reporter
Notice to Water Users
The mode of collecting water
rentals has been changed In
future the books and receipts
will be kept at the Oklahoma
State Bank by J C Kelly town
treasurer where water patrons
will call and pay their water
dues
Failure to pay by the 15th
the water will be cut off and a
charge made for turning it on
again as provided by city ordi-
nance This is the way other towns
and cities handle the collecting
of water rentals and is the busi-
ness way ' of doing it The
change of system is made in the
interest of efficiency and econo-
my in the water department ’
By order of the city council '
S A Brown
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President
COMING
We take pleasure in announc-
ing that we will have with us on
the following date only our ex-
pert optician who will fit glasses
at our store
Remember we have arranged
this engagement and secured the
services of a man of ability and
reputation and we personally
guarantee his work All exam-
inations are free and only regu-
lar prices Vill be charged for
gfisses?
YJu can save money and ob-
tain jttie highest class of profes-
sional services in this line by
tatting advantage of this oppor-
tunity Dqn’t forget the date-
Wednesday Sept 22ni
City- Drug Store
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' Report of the condition of the
First National Bank
At Dkris Id the State of Oklahoma at the clooe
of Busiaeu Sept 8 1W
RESOURCES '
Loans and Disc 173 30066
Customers’ liabil-
ity account of ac-
ceptance 788650-18118716
UfS Bonds tose-
c u rc circulation
(jiai! value) 6000000
JQs Bonds pledged
ascollateral 1000000
V S: Bonds owned
unpledged 5250000
War Savings Certi-
ficates ana Thrift '
Stamps actually
owned 25860
total U S Bonds 112758
Stock of Federal Reserve
Bank (50 percent of subscrip-
tion) Value of banking' house
Furniture and fixtures'
Lawful reserve with Federal
Reserve Bank
Cash in vault and net amount
due from national banks 8868881
Total of items 1314 1516
and 17 8868881
Checks on banka located out-
side of city of reporting bank
Redemption fund with U -3
Treasurer and due from U
S Treasurer i
Interest earned but not collected-
approximate —
iSTotal
180000
400000
100000
2006483
26557
250000
19402
412 45899
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LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in' $5000000
Surplus fund 1000000
Undivided profits1 7 36729
Less current expen-
ses interest and
taxes paid 268056—468673
Interest and discount collect-
ed but not earned approx 170194
Circulating notes outstdg 4850000
Net amounts due to National
banks 67000
Certified checks 50000
Cashier’s checks outstanding 500
Total of items 30 31 32
and 33 117500
Individual deposits subject to -
check 7 t25&34583
Certificates of deposit de'Ta
less than 30 days 13 75000
Total demand deposits
269183
Time Certificates of deposit' 1762855
Other time deposits 967094
Total of Time i 1
Deposits 2729949
I Total
$41246899
State of Oklahoma County of Mur-
ray ss:
I Chas Hutchins Cashier of the
above-named bank do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and b'411'ef
Chas Hutchins
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 14th day of Sept 1920-
8 A Brown
'r ’ - Notary Public
My commission expires Jan 13 1921
Correct— Attest: T P Howell
H N: Horner
C W Hutchins
Directors
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RECAPITULATION
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $17330066
Overdrafts NONE
United States Bonds:-? 7 y -5000000
Stock in Fed’l Reserve bank 180000
Banking House and Furn 500000
Bills of Exchange 788650
U S Certificates of
Ibdebtedness 2525860
U S Victory and t
Liberty Bonds 37 50000
Cash and Exch Ill 71323
Cash Resources' — 18233833
$41245899
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $5000000
Surplus A Undivided Profits 1468673
Interest collected not earned 170194
National Bank Notes 4850000
Deposits 29737032
Total $41245899
For Sale
100 head of Angora goats 40
head of black face sheep and
2 registered Hereford yearling
bulls- W W Short
Cotton Pickers Wanted
Two cotton pickers wanted all
fall job write or phone W J
No 52 J D: Witt
x Phone your news items to The
News ‘
TEDMAN & SONS
Exclusive Deilers - w
Real Fall and
are EconomiealComfortableaftd-Appropdate
You are judged by your clothes You owe it to
tailor your Fall and Winter clothes and appear at ’
your best v ' ‘ - -
Modern Dry Cleaning and Pressing
is Ladies’ Work a Specialty
Work Called
Phone 12
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Let us Clean Press Dye
Reliney
your old Suit or dress Accordion plaiting to 48
inches Hat work superior We offer you the
service of two of the best plaints in the South
Send by parcel post 'When in Gainesville or
Ardmore come tq see us
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JOE CURTIS
AND DYEING PLANT
Gainesville Texas ' '
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Winter Clothos
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Etenil is sn everlsstindy rood nni Twoveo-
malleable nose builders bare inada it 10 And
two generationa ofaatiafied raoae users praiae aod endorse it
Voo’ll want s Rants Eternsl too when vod ass tt— it’s so new—
no hsndnoms— nnd so nfficient It costs yon lew too than aov
other rantn beenuw von nw less fuel There ere thirtv-twostepn
np to Rantn Eternal perfection that represent thirtr-two points
that you won’t find in env other rente
Etemametal Flues
barn ouL nor rust eat nor weir oot Tbnv make
' it ft “
ths Rants Eternal laat forever Be sore that the note von bur
has Etemametal fines Tber art exclusive to the Range Eternal
Parker Process
Rust Proof Top
this la another bit feature Ths top of the Rants Eternsl is pro-
tected agaimt rust— absolutely It will oot rust
Don't buy any runts until you tee ths Bangs Eternal See It at
our store A& ¥ to ahow it to you
DRAUGH0N & CO
Make Over
DRY CLEANING
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