The Carnegie Herald (Carnegie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 29, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 20, 1920 Page: 4 of 6
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The Carnegie Herald 'WORLD’S SERIES’ IS TIED UP
Published Wednesday
Carnegie was the victor at - Ft
Cobb Sunday in the second game
of baseball
Manager I winning 4 to 1 Ft Cobb won the
and
N Jolly and Harry 'Jolly--—’ -
Owners and Publishers ° a P°pt season series
R S Jolly
B W Jolly LAdvertising I first 8ame nt Carnegie G to 4
HARRY JOLLY Editor with the series now a tie the Car
negie diamond Will be the scene of
Entered at the postoffice at Carne-1 a “world’s series” exhibition next
gie Okla as second class matter- I Sunday afternoon
Have yon noticed the label on your
Herald? “If your subscription has ex-
pired better renew at once so you
won’t mis'sTa' copyr
Junior Endeavor
Louise Angel was leader of the
Junicfr Endeavor at the regular
meeting yesterday afternoon The
be held at the
Subscription Rates
To 1 subscribers living in Caddo Ki-next meeting will
owa or - Washita counties $150 per Christian church Tuesday the 26th
year’ payable inr advance v -
To subscribers outside- the local at 4 : 15
counties $200 ’
Advertising Rates I DENTAL NOTICE
Per i column inch — —2oc I
Front page per inch 35c My office will be closed from Octo-
Political announcements $1000 jber 15 to November 25
Readerai’fpo -per line—
Locals per line
DR V E MARTIN
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
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For Congress ' 6th District
( ELMER THOMAS
Medicine Park- Okla
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For the United States Senate
f SCOTT FERRJS
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For State Senator
j L U'WEST
For jCounty Superintendent
J E PEERYi v
Subject to action of Democratic
Primary
Listen C O Finley has never
fought any farmers’ co-operative in-
terests Vote for him for he is un-
I selfish and accommodating — Adv
J W Harris of Lenor N C
Who has heeti visiting his brother
Frank for the past six weeks re
turned home yesterday Mr Har
ris came to Oklahoma for his health
and returned home much improved
Wo aregrinding all new wheat
now and it makes the best flour
you ever saw Try a sack it’s
warranted to be 100 per cent’ pure
It is sold by all leading ' merchants
Ask for Flavo flour made by Car
negie Milling Co
RevH P Huffman and family
leave tomorrow for- Sulphur where
they will make their future home
Rev Huffman having accepted a
pastorate there1 Carnegie is losing
a splendid family and ' Sulphur
folks are to be congratulated
Rev M Mr Monk formerly pas-
tor of the Methodist church- at
Alfalfa and now nt Manitou' was
in Carnegie today accompanied by
his little son “Johnie” who will
visit with Mr and Mrs M J Rea
at Alfalfa while Rev" Monk ’attends
conference at Ardmore Mrs Monk
is at Clinton hospital with their
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McCall - Christian ReaHy Co
If you want to sell your farm list it
with us If you want to buy see us’
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Carnegie Okla
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FOR SALE
Fine wheat and alfalfa farm for
sale Cache creek bottom Fred Mauk 1 daughter Margurite who is buffering
Carnegie Okla I with a throat ailment
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Grandpa Loop Dies
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Grandpa Loop perhaps the old-
est citizen in this part of the coun-
try died at his home in Carnegie I
yesterday morning at the age of I
90 years Mr Loop possessed re-
markable physique for one of his I
years 7-JJntil a few months ago he
lived oh the' Ifarm5- south of town
and ’went about his work like a
man of 60
Funeral services were held at the
residence -at- 1:30 - this afternoon
Rev "Robinson pastor of the First
Methodist church of Anadarko
conducted the service - Interment
wafnader inHhe Carnegie cemetery
Te obituary yill &e published
nexlfweek !
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DR W O DALLKE
DENTIST
Office iu I’eery Building Office Phone 215 Resident Phono 102
CARNEGIE s t 1 OKLAHOMA
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“Busy Bee” Cafe
New Management
Come in and get acquainted Our service' out food
and our prices they must please you
W F PAIN
Proprietor
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Republican Candidates
To Speak Here 26th
THe county candidates on the
republican ticket will be in Carnegi
Tuesday 26 and' will address the
voters in a puplic meeting at 7:30
p m Everybody is invited and a
special invitation i9 extended to
women voters to attend
Hogs Wanted
j On everything in stock (except rubber footwear)
This reduction coming at this time of yearj 1 will '
“make ypu a substantial saving in your purchases of
winter wearing apparel such as underwear men’s f
and boys’ sweaters sheep lined coats and leather
vests overcoats mackinaws rain coats pants Jiats
caps wool shirts shoes etc
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We are sole agents fqr the
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Stacy Adams and Just
Wright shoes for men The
Selby shoe for women and -Buster
BroWh for children
These are all ' standard
brand shoes and are second
to none for the price- paid
MustlpitfS
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I am located permanently in Carnegie
and in the market every day with
the high price Phone 256
J F FERRELL
A big response for the fourth an-
nual Red Cross Roll Call November I
11-25 will help safeguard the health f
of this community
At All Seasons
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Jewelry is always appropriate
No difference' what time of
year it is Take a ring for ex-
ample: what could be more suit-
able as a gift to sweetheart wife
or friend?
CUP OF JOY
THATS WHEN YOU
USE OUR
SUPERIOR BLENDS OF
TEAS AND
COFFEES £
We have some beautiful
diamond rings
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that we’Ibbe glad- to have you
come in and examine We know
if you see them you will he sure'
to find just the one you want
Other rings and a full line of
jewelry for you to select from
WE KNOWHOW TO GET THE BEST BLENDS HOWTO KEEP
THEM SO THEY WILL HOLD THEIR STRENGTH AND FRA-
GRANCE WHEN YOU DRINK OUR TEAS AND COFFEES YOU'LL
FIND THEM DELICIOUS
Pretty ’Women! want’ Pretty Pearls' TT‘i!i!di
Buy her a string of “JEANNE D’ARC PERLES”
ALL TEAS AND COFFEES ARE NOT THE SAME QUALITY
BUT ALL OURS ARE AND THAT QUALITY IS NO 1
TRADE WHERE YOU GET THE
PRICE AT OUR STORE -
GIVE US YOUR GROCERY ORDER TO-DAY
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Large stock just received See our window
this week
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Jolly, Harry. The Carnegie Herald (Carnegie, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 29, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 20, 1920, newspaper, October 20, 1920; Carnegie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1784699/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.