The Shattuck Monitor. (Shattuck, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 30, 1917 Page: 3 of 4
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TB1 SHATTUCK MONITOR SHATTUCK OKLAHOMA
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In new fall Coats Dresses Skirts Blouses Come in and see the new fall styles You can easily get your fit and style from the large variety
that we are showing Let your new fall coat suit dress skirt and blouses come from Cain’s and you will be assured of the very best styles
We will gladly make special orders for anything you want that we do not have in stock Make the Ladies’ Store your Home when in town
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New Fall Dresses
Just received a shipment of new
Fall Dresses by express irt taffeta
charmeuse and satins in a good range
of styles and best fall colors Also
some pretty styles in serges with
satin collar and sleeves Poplin dress-
es neatly made Our dresses range
in price from $398 to $2 1 50
New Fall Blouses
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In the new fall materials Colors
black burgandy tape flesh white
grey plum and navy Our Price
$250 to $750
PETTICOATS
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Silk Petticoats to match your
new fall dress $205 to $450
Black mercerized petticoats
$125
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ThqyLace In Front
Let your new fall corset be a
Gossard corset We have a
fitting: room now and an ex-
perienced lady to fit your corset
j adies’ kid gloves $160— $175
Ladies’ silk hose in all colors
Plain and Striped 60 to $185
Silk Teddies $300
Silk night gowns $4 60 to $500
GAIN’S
The Ladies’ Store
New Fall Coats
Our new fail coats are arriving
daily Be sure and see our coats
before you buy They are of the
best fall materials and latest styles
in coats You can easily find the
style you want and at a price you
can afford $750 to $2975
New Fall Skirts
We are showing one hundred and
thirty-five skirts all on our skirt rack
for your inspection Many different
styles Pleated plain fancy pleated
and fancy plaids Our Prices
$250 to $875
For Sale— Choice rye seed just re-
ceived at Gerlach-Higgins Milling
Co’g Old Farmer’s Elevator Shat-
tuck Quite a crowd of Shattuck people
attended the celebration and jubilee
meeting giving the soldier boys of the
county a farewell at Arnett last Mon-
day For Rent— Fifty acres for wheat
mile west and Vi mile north of
Shattuck See John W Prather at
the Shattuck Tin and Plumbing Shop
There will be a Sunday School Con-
vention at the Mehtodist church in
this city on Sunday September the
9th A11 day-bring dinner Every-
body invited
John Overstreet of Wellington Kan-
sas came down Saturday to visit with
the old folks John is now in the train
service of the Santa Fe and informs
us he likes the work fine
C J Briley is a new one on the
Monitor’s subscription list this week
Mr Briley is a new married man and
he thinks it the proper thing to be-
gin housekeeping with the Shattuck
Monitor
Mr and Mrs J W Foster and Mrs
C A Hennen departed Sunday in nn
automobile for Des Moines New Mex-
ico Mr and Mrs Foster for a short
visit with relatives and Mrs Hennen
went with the hope of getting relief
from asthmatic troubles
A train load of soldier boys bound
for the Cantonments at San Antoio
and Fort Bliss passed through our
city Monday The government is mov-
ing the boys out now at a pretty
lively rate
Mr and Mrs Vemie Oates of Ivan-
hoe visited over Sunday in Shattuck
with their parents Vemie said they
were all ready to move to the new
town on the railroad as soon as the
track building reached the spot
Mr and Mrs Herbert Thomas of
Harris Missouri arrived in our city
last Saturday for a visit of a few
weeks with relatives in this section
Mr Thompson is a nephew of J H C
Stuart of the Shattuck National Bank
and this is his first trip to our coun-
try He is however well pleased
with Shattuck and the surrounding
country and is enjoying his visit very
much He thinks we have a great
country here
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They’re here in an abundance of Styles and Colors The
new Velours in Various Colors Also many new shapes
in Grays Greens Gold Mustard including The Volunteer
The Correct Army Shape and Color by Stetson
See Our
Window
Display
See Our
Widow
Display
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Freeman Morris and wife have just
returned from an overland trip and
an ' extended tour through Kansas
Missouri Iowa and Illinois They
have been gone about three months
and report a fine time
Mr and Mrs Lee J Coleman re-
turned this week from an extended
visit to Kingman and Wichita Kansas
and Kansas City Missouri They re
port a fine trip and Lee says that
everything looks mighty good in old
Missouri
A card from C P Ingram at Clare
more Oklahoma says until further
notice send the Monitor to his ad
dress at Ortonville Minnesota so we
presume that he and Mrs Ingram
will spend a time in the north re
gions
Godfrey Schick a former citizen of
this section who has been in Colorado
for some time it id reported met
death in falling off an alfalfa stack
breaking his neck He was a brother
to David Schick who met violent death
in being struck by a railroad train
near this city about a year ago
Geo W Herrell one of the old res-
identers of the southwest part of the
county was a trader from that part
today The report in this section that
a bunch of draft resisters and so-
cialists had taken him in is a mistake
Geo Herrell is one of the kind that
is true blue and patriotic
In attempting to board the new
fife truck the other day W J Ander-
son the chief of the Fire Departmetn
struck his nose against the bar which
runs across the back end and cut
quite a gash making an ugly wound
Bill says he’ll be more careful next
time
Alvin Tomlin and the Monitor man
rode over to Arnett Monday to the
big doings in that city with Tom Ter-
bush in his Ford This was Alvin’s
first trip to the hub and he was well
pleased with the trip Tom took us
“a flying” and landed us safely" back
home for supper — the round trip and
a joy-ride was worth th? while
The election held in Shattuck last
Tuesday to vote an additional tax
levy for maintainance of the munici
pality equipment etc according to
te estimate made for the current year
carried by a majority of more than
10 to 1 The vote in the south pre-
cinct stood 80 for the levy to 6 against
it and in the north precinct 17 for
and 4 against
MP Reveley left the latter part of
the week for Oklahoma City to pre-
pare for undergoing a serious oper-
ation He will be gone sometime
likely and we understand Dr New-
man will be there when the operation
is performed We are hoping for the
best for Tug and trust that he will
soon be back to Shattuck sound fend
well
Disk Nail of the northwest part of
Lipscomb county was in town a day
or so this week Dick says he is now
within a stone’s throw of one of the
best towns on the map the new town
of Gaylord He says Gaylord is named
properly and beyond question is the
proper place and Dick is some boost-
er Louis Rader son of G M Rader
of Gage and well known in Ellis
county came in the latter part of
the week from Johnson Arizona
where he has been for a year or so
on a ranch Louis has been drawn
in the first draft as soldier boy and
will leave in a day or -so for his can-
tonment in California He is anxious
to go and came home to tell the folks
good bye before leaving
Mr and Mrs J E Smith of Chicago
arrived in Shattuck Saturday and will
probably spend a month or so among
Mr Smith has valuable interests
in Lipscomb county and also in this
county which he will look after while
here as well as to enjoy the salub-
rious climate of the country He has
it well fixed in his mind that the
Southwest is
try
a most wonderful coun-
Methodist Services
The subject of the discourse at
llara Sunday at the Methodist
Church will be “Our Country’s great-
est Needs” All who are not at
Church at that hour are earnestly
invited to attend
For Sale or Trade — A Case car 7 I P'eaaan
passenger 40 horsepower good
new Will sell on time with good
note or trade for anything worth the
money Inquire of the Monitor or
J T Sumpter City
John W Furse on Route 2 Shat-
tuck was a visitor in town yesterday
and while in town came in and had
his name again placed on our list for
the Monitor Fr Furse says the Mon-
itor is- all right and that’s why he
wants the paper as he takes a news-
paper for the news
these trip prizes money prizes will
be given We hope every farmer in
the county will appreciate the value
of this short course work and also
show their appreciation of the work
done by the boys’ and girls’ by at-
tending these two days of instruction
and demonstration' It is not often
that farmers have such work brought
to them and we are quite sure their
time will be spent in a profitable and
way should they attend
Parents this work will be especially
helpful to your boys and girls If
your school happens to be in session
at this time I am sure that your
teacher will consider the pupils time
profitably spent and it could be un-
derstood that pupils should not be
considered absent if they attend these
two (jays of instruction and make a
report of the same We ask your
hearty co-operation in making this
exhibit and demonstration a great
success
J 1 Bunyard County Agent
“Bob’ Irwin the quality and prompt
service man of the Kansas City Paper
House was in town yesterday donig
the trade in his line and of course
made his “hold out” at the Monitor
office After getting through with
us he sold wrapping paper paper
rs etc to the merchants of the
town
Mrs Jennie Libbie of near Lock-
wood one of the Monitor’s readers
for many years was a Shattuck vis-
itor today the first time for a long
while While in town she called at
our sanctum and handed in a couple
of dollars on subscription and seemed
to be highly pleased at the prospects
of the new railroad getting out that
way soon
A letter from our old friend Chas
Lamb eays he has struck it rich in
the Eldorado oil fields ahd has bought
him a bran new home in Wichita
Butter and eggs bring highest prices
at Pattersons
Strayed or stolen — from my farm
one iron gray mare weight 900 lbs
blind in one eye branded on right hip
Notify W J Driskell Fargo Okla
Call ‘phone 57 for Snow White
Flour Meal Seed and Feed of all kinds
Gerlach Higgins Mill Company
Call and talk the Piano quality over
with Northup before you buy not
after you buy He can save you money
and lots of trouble and wrong
When you have backache the liver
or kidneys are sure to be out of gear
Try Sanol it does wonders for the liv-
er kidneys and bladder A trial 35c
bottle of Sanol will convince you Get
it at the drug store
Buy your Pianos of Northup the
man who talks quality
S W Northup will pay carfare to
He writes us to change his address to r1 Piano customer and the freight
135 Volutsia street and extend his
best wishes to all his friends here
The Monitor hopes to hear of Charley
being a millionaire in the near future
and comes right back at him with
the hope that there are more gushers
for him in that same field
BOY’S AND GIRL’S CLUB
On September the 11th and 12th
there will be held at Arnett under the
direction of the Extension Division
of the A & M College Stillwater
Oklahoma a farmers shortcourse con-
sisting of lectures talks and demon-
strations on live stock grain crops
soil tillage dairying and poultry
raising! This work will be given by
specialist furnished by the United
States Department of Agriculture and
the College The work will be made
very practicable and helpful both
to adults and boys and girls In ad-
dition to the above lines of work we
hope to have a lady demonstrator in
home economics A special feature
of soil tillage will be land terracing
which surely will invite the interest
of every farmer in Ellis county as
there is sacrcely a quarter section
of land in the county that is not rol-
ling to the extent that terracing would
not be beneficial practice in its cul-
tivation The last day of these two days short
course will be the date for the Boy's
and Girls’ Club exhibit ' This e
hibit will be for the purpose of judg-
ing the boys’ and girls’ work to award
the prizes for the year All exhibits
must be placed by eight am Septem-
ber the 12th and it would be better
for them to be on hand the evening of
the 11th This must be imperative
if due credit is given to the work as
done by each boy and girl However
we would prefer that all club mem-
bers be present at both days’ sessions
as all the work done will be of great
benefit to all club members
The prizes to be given at this time
will consist of free trips to Oklahoma
City to the State Fair and to Still-
water to the boys’ and girls’ clubs
Short Course as the first and second
prize in each club In addition to
to any point within a 100 miles of
Shattuck Oklahoma
See those $150 and $200 wasn
sldrta for 98c Tomlin & Edwards
For quick farm loans and quick
service apply to C C McMillan the
land man
For Flour meal seed and feed of
I all kinds — Snow White Flour at Gerlach-Higgins
Milling Co J J Val
lister Mgr
Shoes for the entire family at Pat-
terson’s Call 'phone 57 for Snow White
Flour Meal Seed and Feed of all kinds
Gerlach Higgins Mill Company
Stock hogs wanted by G H Strauss
Shattuelc Oklahoma
For Flour meal seed and feed of
all kinds — Snow White Flour at Gerlach-Higgins
Milling Co J J Val-
lister Mgr
$2500 REWARD
For information of persons other
than city employes seen tampering
with water valves
Sanol Eczema Prescription is a fam-
ous old remedy for all forms of Ec-
zema and skin diseases Sanol is a
guaranteed remedy Get a 35c trial
bottle at the drug store
$2500 REWARD
For conviction of person or persons
that shut off the water valve at Stand
Pipe
For Trade
A good seoond hand 5 passenger
car for Cattle and pay difference in
cash C A Hennen A H Hill Lum-
ber Co Shattuck Oklahoma
Car of Mill-run Bran and shorts
soon— See us Shattuck Co-Operative
Association
Do you get up at night? Sanol is
surely the best for all kidney troubles
Sanol gives relief in 24 hours from all
hafkse and bladder troubles Sanol
is a guaranteed remedy 35c and $100
a bottle at the drug store
Perfect fitting long wearing com-
fort giving Munsingwear Tomlin
and Edwards
Best fresh vegetables fruits and
groceries at Patterson’s
For Flour meal seed and feed of
all kinds —Snow White Flour at Gerlach-Higgins
Milling Co J J Val-
lister Mgr
For quick farm
service apply to C
land man
loans and quick
C McMillan the
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OBITUARY
David Kirkpatrick was born in Dum
tress Shire Scotland June 28th 1843
Died at Shattuck Oklahoma August
22nd 1917 Age 74 years 1 month
and 24 days He was married to
Mary J Cole September 13 1870 to
this union were born six children of
which three boys survive him
Funeral services were conducted at
the Presbyterian Church at 9:45
August 25th Scripture lesson 2nd
Cor 6 1-11 Text: Isaiah 38 1 Set
thine House in order for thou shalt
die and not live Mr Kirkpatrick
has been a member of the Presbyter-
ian Church since 1903 having united
in Washington County Indiana and
we trust his going is to' a place that
knoweth no suffering sorrow or
death Dear sorrowing boys and rel-
atives we commend you to Him who
doeth all things well May the grace
of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you
all Amen
In Heavenly Love abiding
No change my heart shall fear
And safe is such confiding
For nothing changes here
The Storm may roar without me
My heart may low be laid
But God is round about me
And can I be dismayed
T A Butler
New Fall Dresses
of Serge satin and taffeta in navy
brown black green and wisteria
beautifully trimmed with buttons
braiding self and colored (embroid-
ery '
Priceed $1450 to $2250
Pretty Fall Suits
We are showing much desired
models in Serges Poplins and
Gaberdines in fall shades
Priced $1650 to $3000
Blouses
Exceptional blouses for fall wear
in georgette and crepe-de-chine
Priced $500 to $675
Coats
New cloth and plush coats loose
belted with shirred backs large
fur collars peg hip cape and em-
pire effects Colors navy brown
green taupe and burgandy
Priced $1000 to $2500
Millinery
Smart Veluet Hats Black and Colors
Many new shapes
Priced $250 to $750
Shoes
Ladies’ white gray brown and ivory kid
Lace boots A and B widths
Priced $550 to $800
Warners Rust Proof Corsets
$100 up
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Mitchell, Cap. The Shattuck Monitor. (Shattuck, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 30, 1917, newspaper, August 30, 1917; Shattuck, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1779142/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.