HBA1DTON OKLAHOMA THURSDAY JANUARY 15 1931
THE HEALDTON HERALD
THE HEALDTON HERALD
HEALDTON OKLAHOMA
PUBLISHED EYERY THURSDAY
FORREST THOMAS
Editor-Owner
MtllJtH -
Entered in the Post Office at Healdton Okla aa second class
mail matter
Subscription Rate — $150 per year in Oklahoma $300 per year outside of
State
Advertising rates furnished upon request
FOR MEDITATION
If they hearken and serve him
they shail spend their days in pros-
perity arid their years in pleasures
—Job 36:11
To date there has never been a
failure reported in the carrot oiop
It is said that war preparations
are costing Europe $6000000 a day
If the nations cf the world had sense
enmie'i to forget thj war until they
get the last are paid for they might
get cut of the fool notion of trying
to settle differences by going to war
and shooting tach other up
Prosperity mote: The robbery of
the bank at Hiattville Kansas yield-
ed the robbers but $250
Is it our imagination or an actual
fact that thn-ire isn’t a fruit grown
anywhere tropical or otherwise that
is as good as the apple?
Everything in the world today
stresses tbi- mental side of the race
New machines havie taken away
much of the physical in labor but all
modei! n machines require intelligent
direction to operate them some of
them are highly complex The race
is developing more and more its
mind side
We do not know whether or not
changing the size of the currency
had anything to do with it but the
smaller sized currency in use this
year seems much more difficult to
get hold of
Now is the time to get that odd
job done Employment will be ap-
preciated now To the man who has
not had a job for a month $5 or $25
worth of work will look like a pie ce
of good luck The total of the Em-
ployment thus given in the commun-
ity will amount to a substantial sum
Tbe story is told about Geo M
Cohen the eminent New York thea-
trical man who wired to an Adiron-
! dack hotel for reservations A col-
lect riply came back as follows:
'We do rot take care of Jew3” To
which Mr Cohen replied "We have
tothi made a mistake You thought
I was a Jew and I thought you wvre
1 a gentleman”
We will always be ineligible to sit
on the jury in the case of a man
tried for the murder of an individ-
THE NEW FORD
Everything
you want or need
in a motor car
THE more you see of the new Ford the more you
realize that it brings you everything you want or
need in a motor car And at an unusually
low price
Its substantial beauty of line and color is ap-
parent at a glance Long continuous service em-
phasizes the value of its simplicity of design and the
high quality that lias been built into every part
The new Ford accelerates quickly and it will
do 55 to 65 miles an hour It is an easy-riding car
because of its specially designed springs and four
Houdaille double-acting hydraulic shock absorb-
ers It has fully enclosed four-wheel brakes and
the added safety of a Triplex sliatter-proof glass
windshield Operation and up-keep costs are low
and it has the stamina and reliability that mean
thousands of miles of uninterrupted service
See the nearest dealer and have him give you
a demonstration ride in the new Ford Cheek up
every point that goes to make a good automobile
and you will know it is a value far above the price
LOW PRICES OF FORD CARS
435 to GG©
Detroit plua freight a nd delivery Bumper and apare tire extra
Of ibmII coat You con purehaae a Ford on economical term a through
lie Aaatheriead Ford Finoses Plana of lAa Vniveraol Credit Company
uai whio comes into his place of
business and spits into the gas
furnace We are convinced that the
open season on this type of varmint
hould be twelve months long and tt
is no crime to put thuim out of their
misery
We note in our daily that the In-
surance companies of the United
States paid out to policy holders and
beneficiaries this year the unbeliev-
able sum of $2200000000 It to re-
asonable to assume that this rep-
resents the customary annual pay-
m nt try the insurance companies It
occurred to m thxt this was rather
forcibly and convincing refutation
cf the charge that ithe people are all
spending as they go Until there la
a revision of tax laws Insurance rep-
resents about the only investment
one can make of an income nature
and be assured anything like a re-
asonable return on hie capital
A Praiseworthy
Enterprise
Every community should have a
boy scouts organization It will do
for the boys what nothing else will
do It will teach along with this play
and the bike the high Meals of
young manhood and do It in a way
that will attract and appeal to the
boy
The first requisite for a success-
ful boy scout group is a leader a
scout master- The sqout master
should be a man endowed with all
the attributes that he expects to
teach to be boys With anything less
his failure as well as tote failure of
the group Is a foregone conclusion!
Boys are quick and Impartial Jud-
ges They form opinions of their el-
ders from the little things that often
times older people overlook
There are a few avenues of service
in whioh a man may direct bis ef-
forts that are worth more in the
good done in dividends paid in the
form of high Christian manhood than
boy scout work
There is a place for one or more
groups in every cmmunlty and in
the event there Is not such group
it is the fault of the adult leadership
for the boys are always ready
Two Ways to
Increase Business
Every merchant realizes that there
are two ways in which he can In-
crease his business One Is by sell-
ing his merchandise to more cue to-'
mi:rs The other is by selling more
of his merchandise to the customers
he already has
The easiest and quickest way to
accomplish either of these alterna-
tives is by advertising
Advertising will sell more m®1’-
chandise to ithe customers one has
It will do It by first calling atten-
tion to the merchandise getting
the customer interested in It creat-
ing a desire for it and by lead-
ing him to buy It This has been tri-
ed a countless number of times and
results have proven that it works
out Just that way
Advertising can bring- to a ®tone
more customers because it reaches
out into a wider territory and brings
in customers that otherwise would
never think of coming to the store
The BEST Gray Bair
Remedy is HomeKbde
m ipv To half pint of water add
“ one ounce bay rum asmall
box of Bar bo Compound
and one-fourth ounce of
glycerine Any druggist
can put this up or you can
mix it at boma at vary
little cost Apply to the
hair twice a weak uatu
the dashed shade Is eb-
It will gradually darken
(traalud hM a Star tote aaS sake it aril
and alow Baiba win not aatae tbe Mai
NO 5 CLUB SUPPER
I Plain Steak— I Egg
Potatoes— Coffee Tea or Milt
S5c
OUR SPECIAL
S Eggs — Bread Butter
Potatoes and Coffe Tea or
MUk
80c
The history of American business
la filled wltjj instances where small
businesses havie grown to large en-
terprises purely through tbe power
of advertising No where is there a
record of a business that has ac-
complished anything of note that
has not resorted to advertising
Advertising works foot the small
merchant the same it does for the
large department store
A Shave Only
Costs a Few Cants
Yet thene is nothing a man can do
in ithe matter of personal improve-
ment and adornment that will count
as muqhi as a fitesh shave
In like matter the printed matter
used by a firm to Its smallest item of
expense yet nothing about business
house or office counts so much as
correct - and well printed business
stationery
You Judge a man by bis personal
appearance Ytour store or business
Is Judged In like measure by others
by the kind of stationery you use
If it is sloppy slovenly rubber
stamp stationery it creates Just that
kind of an opinion of you and your
business
Veteran Driller Dies
At Oklahoma City
George Chaffee one of the early
day drillers in the Healdton oil field
died in Oklahoma City Sunday night
following g long illness He is sur-
vived by bto wife M a Nettie Chaf-
fee 215 First avenue- southwest who
was with him
The funeral was held Tuesday af-
ternoon at 8 o’clock from the Cap-
itol Hill funeral home In Oklahoma
City
"The doctor says I -will have to
give up smoking”
“Oh dear! Oan’t you hold out un-
til I have enough coupons for the
parlor clock?”
"Got any old clothes for the hea-
then?” "My daughter has some cast-off
garments tout I’m afraid the heath-
en wouldn't wear such clothes”
15000 DEMAND
SADGON DAILY
Vast Growing Army of Sargon Users
Marching Single File Would
Encircle Globe In Only
Few Yean Time
(By Richard L Simms)
ATLANTA G A: -More like a tale
from the -Arabian Nights of old
a record of modern business achieve-
ment reads the story of the marve-
lous growth and development' of Sar-
gon the New Scientific Compound
which has become the senaaition of
the- drug trade throughout the Uni-
ted States Canada and other coun-
tries The old illustration of the pebble
dropped Into the pool beBt describes
the- phenomenal and unprecedented
demand and its fame is rapidly
spreading over the entire continent
-Recently compiled figures reveal
that approximately 15000 men and
women are marching into drug stores
dally for Sargum and Sargon Soft
Mass Pills the marvelous new treat-
ment that is restoring health to
countless thousands by new and re-
markable methods undreamed of on-
ly a few years ago
Already more than 5000000 suf-
fering men and women have put it
to the test and have told other mil-
lions what it has done tar them
Marching regulation U S army
fashion — single file — this vast army
of Sargon users would reach from
New York to Ban Francisco and at
the present rate of sale — would in a
few years time encircle the entire
globe
The only explanation of Sargon’s
triumph in the (Medical World Is Sar-
gon’a truth worth Back of its tri-
umph in the homes and tt is the
grateful endorsements of its millions
of users that has made it the most
widely talked of medicine in the
world today
Sargo-n is extensively advertised
It is true tout oo - preparation no
matter how extensively advertised
could possibly meet with such phe-
nomenal success unless It possessed
absolute merit and extra-ordinary
powers as a medicine
There can be but one possible ex-
planation for Sargon’e amazing suc-
cess and it can be- told In one word
— MERIT!
Sold by Langston Drug Oo
THIS WEEK IN
-HISTORY
Jan 1 2!— Arbitration treaty between
US and Canada signed 1909
the
Broadcasting
Rehearsal
was thrown into Confusion
HURRIED whisperings staccato exclamations
buzzed through the New York studios of the
National Broadcasting Corporation during a final re-
hearsal one evening recently Thirteen minutes more
and "The Empire Builders" a program sponsored by
the Great Northern Railway would "go on the air"
Suddenly a protest: "That whistle's wrong! Who
ever heard a train whistle like that?”
The whistle had been described by the railroad
end the description faithfully followed by the Sound
Effects man But the element of doubt tossed before
the already tense performers threatened demoral iza
tion of the entire program One man kept his head
Calmly even casually Raymond Knight production
manager reached for the telephone
"Long distance? Give me the Great Northern Rail-
way at St Paul Minnesota This is an emergency call"
"Hold the line please"— -and in-less than a minute and
a quarter Knight was talking to the Great Northern
pfficisl in charge of the broadcasting program
"Tbt trail) whistle just as it goes into the tunnel
—ll it right?” Knight asked ''It seems funny and
shrill to us hers Listen nd I'll blow it for you”
"The whistle it sll right” pronounced St- Paul and
explained: "It's not s regular steam whistle It's an
sir whittle on sn electric train backing into s tunnel ’ '
"O K" smiled Knight And the program proceeded
Our Sweet Milk la furnished
by Ed Greens dairy— Batter
MUk from Colverte lee Cream
Plant
QUICK LUNCH
CAFE
Whether it be an emergency a matter of busi-
ness routine or a friendly "hello" you'll find
"long distance" ready to serve you quickly at any
time day or night
Nothing it as satisfying and reassuring as
conversation Remember "long distance" is fast It's
clear And — it's inexpensive You can talk 100 miles
for 33 cents Ought station-to-stacion rates) South-
western Bell Telephone Company
W A "Curley" Pryor Prop
PUBLISHER’S REPORT
OF THE
CONDITION OF THE
WIRT STATE BANK
WIRT OKLAHOMA
DECEMBER $0 1980
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts
Stocks Bonds Warrants Etc
Banking: House'
Furniture and Fixtures
Cash and due from Banks
$4821003
4824754
10000
10000
8191520
TOTAL
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid in
3urplus Fund
Undivided Profits less expenses & Taxes paid
Reserved for Taxes & Losses
Individual Deposits Subject to Check
Time Certificates of Deposit
Cashiers Checks Outstanding
12857290
$1000000
500000
211202
306783
$0721782
4 90S A0
127073
TOTAL
12357300
STATE OF OKLAHOMA County of Carter ss:
I O W smith President of the above named bank do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the beat of my knowledge and twutx
so help me God
G W SMITH President
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of January 1931
Marie Nicholson
Marie Nicholson Notary Puplie
Paul T Million )
A U Thomas ) Directors
E F Smith )
Jan 18 — Beginning- of histilitles in
war with Mexico 1846 Steamer
Nanchow wrecked in China Sea
414 lost 1892 Italian victory over
Abysinlans near Antola 1895
Jan 14 — Adoption of first written
constitution known to history- at
Hartford 1639 Congress ratifies
peace treaty with Great Britain
1787 Steamer McGill burned on
Mississippi River 58 lost 1871
German victory near Soisaons 1914
Jan 15— Capture of Ft Fisher 1865
The frigate president captured by
a British squadron 1815 Nebras-
ka entered the Untom 1867
jian 16 — Prohibition amendment in
effect 1920 Pan American Con-
gress at Havana opened by- Pres
ident Goolidge 1938 Trotsky Kan
aneff ZUwvieltf and Bohousky ex-
iled from Russia 1938 Battle of
Oorunna Spain victory and death
of Sir John Moore 1809
Jan 17 — Benjamin Franklin born
1706 Battle at Oowpena 1781
Earthquake destroyed to city of
Cumona Venezuela 1939
Jan 18 — Versailles Pesos Conference
opened 1919 American Steamship
City of Ool umbua wracked off
Gay Headlight 99 lost 1884 Mu-
tiny of New Jersey troops at
Pompton NJ 1871 Felix Faure
elected president of Franc 1895
Born to Mr and Mrs Leo C
Satplea a eon on Monday Jan 12th
GET YOUR AUTO TAGS EARLY
SEE
G W HENSON
At First National Company
MASTER YOUR HEALTH
Thousands of people aay that but feiw know bow to go
about it By eating Malted MUk Butter Biscuits these thous-
ands may find this startling new road to better health Doc-
tors rec commend them (Babies cry for them Don't suffer any
longer from burning acid gas belching pain heartburn bad
taste dizziness fullness indigestion and sick headache from
acidity Start now you will love them and other delicious food "
products baked by the
Healdton Bakery
CONDENSED STATEMENT
of
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Healdton Oklahoma
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts - $5850785
Overdrafts 1893
Fixtures 500000
Bank Premises 1800000
Other Real Estate ‘ l 16600
U S Bonds Warrants Etc $6878300
Cash Due from Banks $4316568
Total Cash & Sight Exchange $11189656
$19360533
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $2600020
Profits end Ria&erye - 42003$
(Borrowed Money NONE
Deposits — — $0409010
$19860533
The above statement is correct
O T Jennings
Cashier
DIRECTORS
O A Brooke C W Henson D 8 Blackburn
W K Jordan O T Jennings
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