The Eagle City Record. (Eagle City, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, July 13, 1906 Page: 1 of 8
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THE EAGLE CITY RECORD.
For Eagle City, 'Blaine and Delfrey Counties.
VOL I. EAGLE CITY,
INVEPENDEbT.
(DILLON P. O.)
OKLA., FRIDAY, JULY 13,1906
Of the People, By the People, For the People.
NO,45
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AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT JULY CLEARING SALE.
We have had clearing sales before. So have other stores, but our July Clearing" Sale
this year will be different from any ever held in this section. We could make a long1
story of it, but we don't believe you'd be as interested in a long- explanation as in the
price quotations, therefore we make it brief. While our sales were much larger
this spring" than any previous season, we bought more goods to sell, and the result
is an accumulation ofoddsand ends greater than ever before. Don t get the wrong-
impression about these goods; they are not seconds, or mussed, or soiled goods.
They are simply the remainder of summer goods from ou«* various lines, every item
of which is as good as any thing we have sold this season. But we have made our
profits on early season's selling" and are now satisfied to give you the benefit of
practically all the profit on all the seasonable goods now remaining" in our store.
This is simply in line with our policy to dispose of all seasonable g"oods before the
end of the season. Where this sale differs from others is in the "greater number
of good values offered. Some of the lines quoted are small, therefore we advise you
to come early. At these prices we cannot guarantee every item to last during the
life of the sale. There is a positive saving to you on every item. Tell all your
friends about this sale. «Ve shall be disappointed if you do not come. It begins.
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Monday, July 9, 1906
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Money! Money! Money! For
percent money see F. W. Piper,
Miss Maggie Pfandler, our
sweet voiced ''hello'' girl, visited
at Canton, Sunday.
R. E Waddell and wife are the
proud parents of a ten pound
girl, born July 9th.
Joe Myers was over from Can-
ton Tuesday, shaking hands
with his friends.
Miss Myrtle Bond and little
sister Gladys, from Kimball Ok-
lahoma, are visiting J. H. Wood's
family.
Miss Etta Vanderford who has
been visiting relatives at Harper,
returned to her work at J IT.
Wakefield's the first of the week.
I TEN DAYS ONLY. AND ENDS TEN DAYS ONLY.
P. D. Henderson brought the
Record force a basket of fine
peaches last week. They were
indeed excellent and were highly
^ | enjoyed by the recipients.
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hursday, July 1q, 1906.
59 yards of Marceline silk, ™
white background and flowered ^
with green and yellow. Regular
price, 18c a yard.
Sale price, 12J1 c yd
38 yards Angorita cloth (cotton
Mohair) richly mercerized in tan
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One of our swellest pieces. Reg- ^
ular price, 30c a yard.
Sale price, 21c a yard.
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34 yards of Arnolds Tropical
^ Suitings, checked in tan and
@ olive. Considered reasonable at
^ our regular price of 20c a vard.
% Sale price, 14c a vd
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^ This texture is very popular
■igf Regular price. 15c a yard.
28 yards of pink and 26 yards
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Mr. and Mrs. Hayhurst with
their daughter May passed thru
our townenroute for Tecumseh
to visit relatives. They stopped
with the family of J. H. Woods
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eral shades and patterns. Very ^
6 bolts of Fauna Batiste, sev
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sheer.
Regular price, 12}4c yd. ^
Sale price 9c a yd {§}
8 bolts of French Ginghams £
tor suitings, checked and striped ^
Regular price 12^c a yard. ^
Sale price 9c a yd. ♦
We shal; Knife the price on ®
Notions. You will not regret a ^
purchase. ^
*■5 Shirts for Men, all colors ♦
^ and styles. Regular price $1.25 ®
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33Vi percent discount
on Mens Clothing.
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of blue Dotted Swis* Muslin. ^ Now the tiine tc
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buy a new Suit.
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Sale price Ilea yd
Sale price 87c ^
Gents Ties, Collars and Hose @
at a liberal discount. See them ♦
and be convinced. ®
Just two prices on Embroidery {St
30c, 25c and 20c quality. 15c yd. ^
18c, 15c and 12j4c *• 10c yd. ®
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This Is no bluff; we mean biz!
fls RclibabK as the Compass to the mariner.
EAGLE MERCANTILE CO.
- N.E. ( orner. Broadway & Main.
EAGLE CITY.
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J. 1. Short from Quincy Illinois
is in town and intends taking up
residence on his claim three
miles north as soon as his house-
hold goods arrive.
Miss Cora Johnson left Tues-
day for Taloga, where she
expects to visit for a time and
take in the Farmers Union pic-
nic to be held over there this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoelscher re-
turned Friday from their visit
to relatives near Fort Cobb in
Comanche county. They re-
port a very pleasant time and
wt-re much pleased with the
country.
Nine members of the Eagle
City I. O. O. F. lodge went to
Canton Monday night on a call
for assistance from the Canton
lodge, to help initiate some new
members. The party consisted
of J. B. Ward, J A. Whitley, F.
M. Groves, Louis Johnson, Dan
Fees, Reesor Davis, E. C. Atwood
J. H. Wakefield and A. A. Tharp
Tney report a good time and
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The Eagle City Record. (Eagle City, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, July 13, 1906, newspaper, July 13, 1906; Eagle City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc179937/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.