The Maramec News (Maramec, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 25, 1912 Page: 3 of 16
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A Store of Bargains.
Ever since we had to give up one of our store rooms we
have been dreadfully overcrowded. No wonder; we have
put two store rooms full of goods into one room. It is al-
most impossible to take care of our goods or to wait on our
customers properly. Everybody is jammed together and
we have cut prices all over the house to reduce stock. Re-
member all the new spring goods are in, and you will find
the latest and newest styles atthis store and at lowest prices
Bargains in Spring Dress Fabrics.
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Fancy Silk Taffetas. These are not Suisine
silks nor wash silks nor silk and cotton goods.
These are pure silk fabrics. They come in little
stripes ana checks. Very good for Ac n
spring, worth 50c. Sale price Zulu
Oar Finest Fancy Silks. We offer you the
prettiest and newest silks at a saving of 25c
a
New Sheer Wash Goods for the Spring Season.
Pretty New Flaxons. A complete line of the
new 1912 patterns for spring. Flaxons are al-
ways fast, they come in beautiful patterns, and
are always fine and sheer. A regular f r n
25c cloth, on sale at I Ob
Berlin Batiste. The prettiest batiste on the
market. Very close and fine, and close in weight.
In a swell assortment of pretty new stripes, fig-
ures, spots, rings, and floral IOJLa
designs, a 15c value for„. IZ 2 u
Two,Special Values in Unbleached Muslins
Nice firm quality L L Muslin full 36 inch-
es wide. A quality that would be mighty cheap
at c a yard. We offer it by r I -
the bolt or by the yard at 0~2\
Best Sea Island Brown Muslin. Finer and
better than the regular LL. Worth, regularly,
8Kc a yard. We nave about 1000 £ j_n
yards left, which we offer at— D 2 v
Hosiery That Keeps It's Shape
The short skirts and low shoes make it necessary to wear neat looking hos-
iery that fits snug around the ankle. fywever a great deal of hosiery you buy
loses its shape after the first washing; the ankle is as big as the top. This is be-
cause the shape is simply ironed in it; it should be knit in. Full fashioned hosiery
has the shape knit in. It is fashioned in the making. We offer a lovely quality of
silk lisle hose, full fashioned, with no seam over
the toe, and elastic garter top, at only
25c
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Regular 6c quality. Full
■is*. 360 pina per pa- 9lf
par. Salaprica
Sale ofN
Ptarl Buttons
Every button perfect, fin-
est white pearl WorthCf
lOc.Sale price *'v
otions and Sma
Pearl Buttons
Niea pearl buttons. Not
chipped or diloolorad.
5c value,now 2#c
II Wares.
Safety Pins
All sizes. Nice
quality. 5c value*
now 2 He
Mennen's Talcum
Genuine Men-
nen's Talcum. 25of
value, now .15c
Men's Socks. Six Pairs Guaranteed for Six Months, 75c
HOSIERY COUPON.
food for next Saturday, April 27th, only.
This coupon, properly filled out entit-
les bearer to one pair of Perfection
Hose for men. Good only on Satur-
day, April 27th.
My Name
Address.
Protection Hosiery is made for wear and service, are
not extra heavy but they are so good that we can guar-
antee them to wear for six months without holes. We
will sell you six pairs for only 75c, and i^any need mend-
ing within six months we will give you new hose for
them free.
j.v£ PRICE STORE
yard. These include pretty tans and rich blues
in stripe and brocaded effects. A special V. <
showing of dainty shades. $1.00 silks, at | Obi !
Bring this coupon to me next Saturday and I will give
you & pair of these hose absolutely free. PAWN EEL Qlf l a
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CEREBRO SPINAL MENIN-
GITIS CONDITION
It had been thought that
danger from this disease ov-
er the stpte had subsided,
but during the last few weekb
a number of cases have been
reported. In Pawnee coun-
ty there have been three
newcases in the past ten
days. At the home of James
Bishop, one mile east of Le-
la, on April 11th, Bert, aged
5, was taken sick and died
in twelve hours, even before
the parents realized he was
sick. Twenty-four hours lat-
er the child of Mrs. Garrish,
who was visiting at Mr. Bish-
op's, was taken sick with
the same malady. Prompt
treatment with Flexner ser-
um was given, and at this
writing the little girl is mak-
ing good recovery. The oth-
er case was at the home of
J. W. Carr, in Cleveland.
This child was 8 years old
and attending school. How-
ever he was not taken sick
in the school room as stated
in one of the daily papers,
but was at home on Satur-
day evening, dying inside of
twelve hours after the at-
tack.
A peculiarity of the cases
at Bishop's was the lack of
typical symptoms.There was
no arching of the back, no
eruption of the skin, no ten-
derness of head or spine.
Just a fever, vomiting, and
general depression. We hope
there will be no further out-
break,4 but should there be,
a true statement of the con-
dition will be published.
Ralph E. Weller,
Supt. Board of Health.
YALE JOTTINGS
Yale boys of the High
School played their first time
of ball this season with the
High School boys of Cushing
ana the score was 4 to 12 in
favor of Yale.
Yale ball team played Quay
on the Yale grounds Sunday
and the score was 3 to 16 in
favor of Yale. They are
hard to beat this summer.
Stella Frather has the
mumps now.
Gdd Moore is in Kansas
City. He was operated on
last week for tumor of the
stomach and is getting along
fine.
Mr. Nelson and Mr. Elmor
were in Yale Monday on
business.
Mr. Wagner is on the mar-
shal force now. The marshal
Mr. Alexander, is working
in the store for the Canfield
Bros.
Mr. Beavers is on with an
other trade. He is trading
his store for a farm near
Manford, Oklahoma.
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