The Leedy Times And Herald (Leedy, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 12, 1923 Page: 5 of 8
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THE LEEDEY TIMES
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' Floyd Page and wife of Eoid
' Oklahoma are taking their an-
nual vacation and have visited in
Oklahoma City Hydro and
Thomas since leaving home
Floyd expects to leave for home
the latter part of the week while
Mrs Page will probably visit
here for some time
A L West Lbr Go
Remember that Your health
depends on The Screen Doors
and Windows you keep on your
house We have a full line
Beautify vour home with Sewall
Paints and Varnishes Call for a
color card
- k L West Lbr Co
Mesdames Bonar and Bach-
man of Rush SpHngs Oklahoma
sisters of J W Warren are
here this week visiting J W
and wife Mrs Bachman should
be remembered by many as
having lived southwest of Lee-
dey for some time
' If you want a good laugh see
“Grandma’s Boy’’ at the Rex
Mrs Settle of Kentucky arriv-
ed yesterday for a short visit
with her friend Mrs Murray
Fisher
We handle the Rain Proof and
Slate Roofings which carry the
Underwriters Label
A L West Lbr Co
The Epworth Leogue of the M
E Church cordially invite every
one to attend an ice cream sup-
per and special progaaoa given
for the benefit of the League
next Tuesday evening July 17
at 8:30 p m Come with a good
appetite and full pocket book
Ladies lace oxfords in Black
and Brown moderately priced
at the Variety Store
Edgar McMillan and wife of
Oklahoma City visited relatives
nearLeedey last week
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Our line of Building Material
is complete Our Coal is the Best
McAlester Nut and Lump We
have just what you want in Build-
ers Hardware We make house
' planing our hobby we can save
you money on anv thing you
want in our line Our Pass Word
is Quality come join our host of
customers
A L West Lbr Co
W A Adams Roger Mills
county representative visited
friends in town yesterday and
today
Watch for the dates on ‘Grand-
ma’s Boy”
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Rev James visited relatives
and friends in Butler vicinity the
first of the week '
A continuous laugh if you see
"Grandma’s Boy”
Mrs Geo Fisher spent the
Fourth with her father south of
town
Carl Broom visited friends and
relatives in and around Leedey
the first of the week
Men’s dress and work shoes
priced right at the Variety 8tore
Mrs E O Martin and children
returned to Herring Saturday
Prof Knight and Paul Selman
were up from Weatherford last
trstk meeting old friends
We are agents for the cele
brated Dodge Bros Cars also
have a good line of parts and the
mechanics to install them Lee
dey Garage E H Smith Prop
Genevera Smith of Eik City is
visiting her Aunt Mrs'W C
Edelen while Mrs Smith is help-
ing to care for her sister who is
quite ill
Shoes for the kiddies at the
Variety Store
Mrs Maloy and sons returned
last week from an extended visit
at Covington ElRenoand Enid
Oklahoma
A W Guy and son Harry
and family of Cheyenne are here
this week visiting old friends
Mri Guy was formerall a resi-
dent of the Center Chaple neigh-
borhood west of town '
Coming Harold
‘Grandma’s Boy”
Loyd in
W C Edelen and wife enter
tained Rev James and Mrs
Keith and children at dinner
Sunday -
H B Bronsema who was call-
ed heme before the funeral of
his father H F Bronsema on
account of sickness of his child-
ren writes that they are much
improved
The best feature Comedy
"Grandma’s Boy” with Harold
Loyd
Born to Mr and Mrs L M
Oavassop last Saturday morning
a 9i pound baby girl - Mrs Cs-
vassos is at the home of her par-
ents Mr and Mrs WN Chand-
ler southeast of town - 7 -
Katherin and Gwendolyn
Webb are on the sick list this
week
Noel Fimple and wife left the
first of the week fer California
Fred Sneed and family and
Mrs A C Quattlebaum and
daughter spent the 4th at Elk
City
G C Beatty formerly with
the mill at this place was in town
this morning and had us change
the address on his paper from
Anderson Missouri to Clinton
Oklahoma G C says he cannot
get along without the old home
paper
W E Commons and family re-
turned Sunday from Wichita
Kansas where they had been
visiting relatives
Dr Mills and family visited
friends and relatives in Qkeene
last week
Statement
of the Ownership Management
Circulation Etc
Of kb Leedey Tim published weekly st
Lider Oklshoms for Apr 1 IBS
Sum of Oklhbom
County of Dewey 1
B(orme notary public in sod for the
Stlod eoooty aforesaid personally p
peirtd Jobo Coleman who baring been duly
worn according to law depoaea and says
that the following Is to the best of his kso w
ledg and bellsf a true statement of the
ownership management etc of the
foresald publication for tbo a bora captionT
required by the Aet of Auguattl IMS
BdltorJohe Coleman Leedey Oklahoma
Owner AO Bradshaw 1
Known Bondholders mortgagees and other
security holders holding one per cent or more
f total amount of bonds mortgages or otner
securities: Non
John Oolemma editor end Publisher
S worn to end sobeerlbed before me this lth
day of June INS
Harry -Gilbert Notary Pshlie ’
MyCeavlesleaKstfiaa Jaa u lM
Dr S B‘ Mills was in Camar-
go the first of the week
W W Shelley wife and son
and A A Butler went to Okla-
homa City Tuesday of last week
returing Friday
The Dollar Hat Sale at Mrs
McFarland’s continues for an-
other week
Rev Stroud and wife were
Camargo visitors Sunday even-
ing where Rev Stroud filled his
regnlar appointment at the M
E church
Mrs Ella Heustis and daugt-
ers retarded to their home at
Oklahoma City Friday after at-
tending the funeral of their
father and grandfather H F
Bronsema
The Millinery Store has in
new Fall Hats Come in and see
the season’s sensation Emma
Jane Hats Ella Ross
Mrs Massey entertained at
her home west of town last
Thursday evening the event
being in honor of Mr Massey’s
birthday Ice cream and cake
were served as refreshments
Fred Bronsema left Saturday
for Cordell Oklahoma where he
will spend a few days before
going back to his work at Okla-
homa City
The Dollar Hat Sale at Mrs
McFarland’s continues for an
otiier week
Mrs Dr Brown will leave next
week to take three weeks post
graduate course Will be back
i i Leedey after that time to con-
tinue her work
A series of meetings will begin
at the 1st Missionary Baptist
Church at Leedey Monday night
July 16 alk are cordially invited
to attend these services -
Rev E C Gillentine Pastor
We Attract You with the beauty
of our clan and wholesome
store
We Quench Your Thirst with
healthful drinks until you
come for more
We Gratify Your Longing for candy
that is pure
We Satisfy Your Hunger with good-
by the score
And for all of these Attractions
and many many more
We Stand In Line to greet you at
The Leedey Drug Store
HOW’S THIS?
HALL’S CATARRH MEDIONB will
do what we claim (or It— rtd your system
of Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh
HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE eon-
slats of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves the catarrhal Inflammation and
tho Internal Medicine a Tonic which
acta through the Blood on tho Kueoue
Surfaces thus aaalatlng to restore nor-
mal conditions
Sold by druggists for over M Teen
F J Cheney A Co Toledo Ob
M & M Oil Co
Phone 96
R L SMITH liixiztt
Leedey Chautauqua Program
Afternoon
Chautauqua Opening
Concert Chicago Radio
Orchestra
July 24
Freeman Hammond Co Freeman Hammond Co
Bumayeh-Attiyeb lecture Sumayeh-Attiyeb lecture
“Turkish Life and Customs” “The East and the West”
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July 25
Dr L H Taylor lectnre THE STORM-a roman tie drama
"Give the Boy a Chance” New York caat with special
scenic effects
July 26
Powers-Snider Company Powers Snider Company
- Dr Frank Church lecture
"The New Plymouth Rock”
July 27
Junior Chautauqua Enter- Alexander Novelty Four '
tainment James Kater Magician
Alexander Novelty Four
Palace Barker Shop
Good Barbers Sanitary Fquipment Good Treatment
Bath in Connection Agent for Elk City Steam Laundry
Your Patronage Appreciated
J W Williams Prop
Leedey Market Reports
Corrected up to Wednesday morning
100’
80
400
3 40
Wheat No 1
Kaffir and Maize
Tankage
Flour
‘ Farmers Clearing Houco
Phone No I J M Conner I!?
Sanitary Sewage Disposal
Modem Comforts
and 1
Home Conveniences '
are easily obtained where
DICKEY SEPTIC TANKS axe
installed
No chrm fails neeaaaay
Entire eyetem nniiirfroam!
No odors Thotoofhty sanitary
Easily installed fan sections
No form reqtaireL
Will not nut roc decay or
Eeeriasdnc Vltrt&sd day
KH
W P Seawell Lumber Company
C W Webb & Son
Agents For
Pierce Oil Corporation
Oil Gas and greases of all kinds
Service and courteous treatment guaranteed
Call and tee at
Phone No 43
July 23 Night
Chicago Radia Orchestra
Best McAlester Coal km $13
Kaffir chops 180
Shorts 200
Shumate cane seed lb 4c
Corn chops - 210
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