The Jet Visitor (Jet, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 12, 1921 Page: 4 of 8
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Every Saving
Increases the Profits
With the price low and the prospects aver-
age the wheat farmer stands but small chance
of making a profit In fact his only profit will
come thru economical handling of his harvest
Your grocery bills arc a big item In har-
vest expense We are offering canned goods
in case lots at exceptionally low prices— prices
that wili give you a nice profit on your harvest
bill We btfught these goods right and are-selling
them close Better see us st once
Our Motto: "Small profits and
quick sales"
CITY MARKET
PHONE
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THE JET VISITOR
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THE JET VISITOR
CKO A HARRIS Ktlilor and Owner
I'l'HMSHKU KVKHT THI'BSDAT
Entered tt til Jet Oklahoma post-
' office as second class matter
$150 PER l'EAR IN ADVANCE
( ADVERTISING RATES
DISPLAY :
I Front page cr column iiicn25c
m Run of pnier per coliiiun Inch 2(lc
I Business cards per montn$100
LOCALS:
Locals per lino 80
No local iiccepltf -jr less than 23c
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Notioe "
TlifX — pure-bred Shetland pony
will heat Utile's breeding barn for
thirty days Adv 12
Mr and Mia W K Ilislmp and
Minn Irene were called to Medford
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mr
iUshnp's brnlhcr-in-liiw Duke Ma vs
Mr Jlavs died on Saturday
We Give You a Choice of
over 400 practical house plans
In addition to our former plan service we have
just installed the most elaborate collection of
home building plans ever produced Hundreds
of house designs of the very latest type
from which you can select just the home you
want
Our latest service is free to patrons and
means a big saving to home builders
Come to our office and see our new colored photo
plan book "American Homes Beautiful" and
secure our estimates of costs on your new home
F J Gentry Lumber Co
"MOCO"
Monkey Grip
In the different
packages fill your
patching needs
WE SELL IT
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IT'S TIME TO RE-TIRE '
YOUR CAR A HARD SUMMER'S DRIV-
ING IS AHEAD AND YOU WANT TO
AVOID ROAD TROUBLE WE HANDLE
NOTHING BUT HIGH GRADE TIRES OF
KNOWN VALUE
"Enid" Batteries Carried in Stock
LIBERTY GARAGE
OPEN NIGHT AND DAY
WE HAVE IN STOCK
Binders Listers Plows
In Fact Every Kind of Farm Impliment
GARDEN SEED
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE DE LAVEL SE PER A TOR
and also carry parts for the same Their district agent
called iast week He wili be back soon
j C TARR HDW CO
The war seems to have created a
demand for siecinlistH in International
law Win Jennings Hymn la the Intent
personage thnt haa entered that line
of netlvity 1
Anil now Hie Allies nre helping (Jit-
many drive the Pole out of I'pper
Silesia Another ease of strange lied-
fellowH and William It is prolmbly
having some hearty Imi jrli h
(irimt County otllelnls recently re-
leased n young man who was charged
with luiency on twenty-two counts Willi
11 five dollar flue and now they are
threatening to arrest one of bis wlinol-
nintes for carrying a pair of dice
The sheriff of (inrflelil county bus
served notice on the young men of
YVnukiuiils t tin t hereafter 11 icy will lie
arrested when caught matching mii-
nles What oilier use can there sis-
sllily be for a iieniiy?
Frank Salter editor of the Carmen
Ileidllght and Justice of the lieace of
that town sentenced 11 man to lay u
twenty dollar fine inid costs last week
I-- IP fminn
HI llll- VIIUIK lIPIinillliHIII II u(
building witliln the fire liuiiis Which
snouiii nc warning fiiiiugi! in inn-
breakers of thaf town that huril times
11 re alicnd
The Carmen Headlight and the Cher
okeo pnMTs are In n heated dispute
over the building of the new court
house The Headlight contends thnt
tin tumissliiiiers are mlsustni! theii
authority hy sicnliiig more than $HHI-
two fur the building and the Cherokee
guides inniutiiiii that the editor of the
Headlight in a public iiuImuicc
Congressman Theodore liurtnn of
Ohio remarked recently thnt "I'nfoi-
tnunlcly so huge a part of the cost of
running the government is due to pn-t
wars and preparations for future warn
that try hard as we may the net re
suits of our efforts for economy will
prohiihly lie disappointing to the tax
payers" War War War The dentil
of many the curse of the living We
cannot gel away from our debts of past
wars but It does seem that we should
have sense enough to ease off a little
on the exienses for future wars As
It Is the whole country and th1 whole
world is being retarded In Its develop-
ment because of the money being
thrown to the dugs fur war preparn
tlon and the iieuple who would live
ami pay well for that privilege (ret
little in return
The editor went to Waklta Sunday
to help bis mother celebrate Mother's
Iny In a proper manner nnd wonnd 111
by helm initiated into the mysteries
of that seductive sport known an Rolf
by our father There hnve liecn times
when we willi the rest of the Irreverent
Joksters have made puna nt the ex-
pense of the fellow who Indulged in
"cow pasture pool" hut now we hnve
been converted confess that our re-
nin rks were entirely out of place nipl
wonder that a real golf enthusiast
can tolerate the sickening attempts nt
humor 011 the part of the uninitiated
In fact we now know what Hrlggs
Is driving nt when we nee Ilia cartoons
of "And Then He Took I'p (iolf"
Contributions to the American Le-
gion fund for the decora t Inn of graves
overseas must lie received by stale
headipiarters before May 15 if they
are to be useful on Memorial Day ac-
cording to an nniiouncement by Knrle
M Simon stale adjutant On May 1
the fund in Oklahoma had reached
$7t'X The state had been nskeil lo
contribute flttlA to the national fund
by K W (ialbrnith Jr national com-
mander (In May 'Ml the American
legion will decorate with flags flow-
ers ami shrubs every soldier's grave
in France
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Ten posts of the American Legion
hnve Installed libraries In their club
room to a report of pout activities
which Is being compiled at stile head
quarters of the veterans ort in'zalion
The posts have obtained traveling li-
braries from the state library commis
sion and nre adding hooka to that tun-
eleiis by purchase nnd gifts Hooks a 10
loaned to the general public by nearly
every one of the posts where there is
now no public library Post at Aiders
Delaware Hugo Laiuont Kuonlcs
Maud Perkins Prague Stilwell nnd
('handler now have the libraries In-
stalled -M- ' I
Post No 227 of Miction rt hns begun
a clean-up campaign in its city within :
a month after organization As Its I
first move the post purchased trash j
cans which It has placed on every I
street corner By a publicity cniupuigii
the post la seeking to educate I he rc-1
pie of the town to form the habit of
I placing nil papers and other trash In
the cans Instead of throwing them In
the streets Although only asked to
contribute ten centa for piefi member
to the fund for the decoration of graves
nverteaa the jawt voted "ill cents to:-
each nicnilier nnd sent in the second
largest contribution of any wst lu the
state
The Visitor lias been npiKiiutcd of-
ficial agent for the Wichita Iiaily Bea-
con and will receive new or renewal
subscriptions- The Beacon lias a
twelve hour service advantage over any
other dally reaching the town and also
has a better new tervlee of Northern
Oklahoma than any other lurge daily
around here Subscribe through the
Visitor ' -
Worthy
Advertise!
DAISY DOWNING
JET'S Chiropractor
PHONE 21 J
Modern Tailor Shop
Cleaning Pressing Dyeing
Mending and -Altering
Made-to-Aleasure Clothes
K H 1IAMKS PUOI' v
S X MVECKS
" Physician nnd SurKcon
o Chronic Diseases ami
Diseases of Women and Children
A Specially
t
JET OKIA
DR I L MITCHELL
Phone 65 Jet Okla
Qualify yourself fbr—
Are you ambitious — tired of un-
congenial work that offers little
for the future! Then learn how
business training at "the thor-
ough" school will fit you for a
real position and a reul salary
FfflP Business College
Name -Address
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Por full Informa-
tion sign your
name tear out
and mall to the
Enid Business
College Knld Okla
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JERRY
BLACK MAMMOTH JACK
Will make the season of
1921 atthe John Dunavant
farm northeast of Jet
CITY BARBER SHOP
Your patronage solicited
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Orders taken for M
Born & Co
Mgt for Domiitic Laundry tf Wichita
' Batktt leant Tuotiay night
GEO NALL
I X L BARBER SHOP
T F Wood prop
Laundry Basket Leaves Tues-
day Agts Guthrie ' Steam
Laundry
HERALD TAILORING COMPAH)
made-to measure clothes
UNIQUE CONFECTIONARY
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Ice Cream This Week!
Have you tried a glass of Edelweis lately?
It's proving more popular than ever
A lot of fine chocolates
JESS NALL Prop
THIS MEANS J $ $ $ TO YOU
You can depend on Corbet handling GOOD GAS and
OILS it doesn't matter what the make
TRACTOR OILS CREAM SEPARATOR AND
N EATS-FOOT OILS TIRES AND TUBES
Come in and see me before you buy as I am handling
good stuff at a cheap price rather thad inferior goods
at a high price Have I not proved that to you on
your gas kerosene and oils? Remember 1 always stand
back of what I say
J F CORBET
An
' "Nulls Hulls- Hulls"
The biggest display we hnve ever
shown at pre-war prices? yiilM and
iip to '1250
John d pm-
TERMS: 11000 to Insure colt to
stand and suck Mare and colt stand
good for season of jack If mare Is
Haded sold or ujwved from county
season becomes- due Care taken to
avoid accidents but nol responsible
should any occur
PHONE 1 15
' LOU VENN
We Have Ordered a
Full Line of
Men's Work Clothing
for harvest
These are new goods at
new prices
Unionalls - $250
Overalls - - (00
Work Shirts - 75
Don't buy until you
see these
"Old-Timers'
Ouess Who
ft
Each week we will
publish a picture of
some early booster
of the community
When in Jet ftl fraa to make thii your hanging out plaeo
Nixon's Cash Grocery
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Dodge Owners
Attention!
A Dodge car gives best service when
cared for by a mechanic who haa specialized
on them We have engaged Mr C A
SMALL formerly with the Dodge people
at Cherokee to manage our mechanical de-
partment His superior knowledge of the
Dodge car makes him especially valuable to
you Let him put your car in first class
shape
Albert Pike Garage
B H Bodenheimer Proprietor
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Harris, George A. The Jet Visitor (Jet, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 12, 1921, newspaper, May 12, 1921; Jet, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1713819/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.