The Inola Register. (Inola, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 31, 1918 Page: 4 of 4
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The Boston Store, Claremore, Okk.
Surplus and Unloading Sale
Opens THURSDAY, JANUARY 31st, Come, Don't Delay
Means a Saving to you of many
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Every Article in this Store Must be Sold—Nothing Reserved
AIJ Goods (Marked in Plain Figures 4 See Large circulars for Prices
A. W. Polfock,
of the Associated Service and Promoting Company,
in charge
The Boston Store,
Claremore, Oklahoma
The Inola Register
M. J. PHILLIPPE.
Publisher and Proprietor
Tuesdays are MEATLESS days
Wednesdays
are WHEATLESS days
Let,s observe them and keep our sol-
diers well fed.
Food will win the war. Don't waste it.
The C. C. Clark Hdw. Co.
This is published at the request of the U. 5.
Food Administration.
Entered us second-
class matter in the
postoffice at Inola,
Oklahoma
$1 (X) Per Year
.i;
a new sub
George Tallant is
scriber.
It was 5 degrees below zero
.early this morning, and the pros-
pects far ft change for the better
art pot at all flattering.
The war savings campaign,
Thursday. Jan 81, 1918
Thrift and general prosperity
j go hand in hand—buy Thrift
Stamps.
J. A, Williams, manager of the
Inola Telephone Co., is in Stig
' ler on business today.
i The bo^t Buster Brown hair
cuts at Payne's shop
S. N. North has been looking
after business iu Kansas, Mis-
souri and northeastern Oklahoma
this week.
Miss Grace Williams, teacher
at Pleasant View, visited with
her mother, Mrs. Hattie VVillauis
at Claremore last Saturday.
J. S. Evans is here from Ore-
gon visiting his parents, Mr. and
The Woman* Home Mission Mrs. J. H R?ans, and bis broth
Society met last week with Mrs er, E K. He and family left here
J. R North and decided to give about six years ago. They like
their work every two weeks to the north west tine.
the Red Cross. They will meet
today with Mrs. S. N. North, i
The women of Inola ar* certainly
.designed to increase the average doing their bit f«r the boys at
of this country undreamed of, is the front. They have shown
gaining greet headway.
We want your butter and eggs
Farmers Mercantile Co.
The Rogers .County Federal
|F rm Loan Association will hold
a meeting at .Claremore Satur-
day at 10 o'clock, All member*
are urged to attend.
their patriotism
than one.
in more ways
This community will arrow in I
wealth in proportion to the re |
cruits enlisted in the new army
of savers. Are you enlisted?
Where's your War Savings
Stamp?
M. L. KIPP,
Wholesale
HAY and
GRAIN.
I am in the market for your
corn, wheat, oats and hay, and
will pay the highest price /or
same. M. L, KIPP, Tnola, Okla
Coal for sale in any quantity
,Geo. VV. Eaton was a Clare-
more visitor lust Satu rday.
E. R. Du,(field, of Tar River,
has been here this week on busi-
ness.
Mrs. R. N. Rogers returned
home last Saturday night from a
visit to relatives at Checotah.
Miss Maud Davis,of Shamrock,
j returned home last Sunday after
a pleasant visit with her sister,
Mrs R. L. McLain, and her
many friends.
Everything in the grocery linei
at Farmers Mer. Co.
J. L Ferguson, who had been
working in the oil fields in the
Drumright District, is at Iioiiip
for a visit witii his family.
The many friends of Mrs. E.
A l-Aw-inn will he glad to know
that she has almost recovered
froiu a spell of typhoid fever.
Miss Lorn Cummins came in
from Claremore last Saturday j
night to visit over Sunday with!
her parents. She is doing sten-
Ographic work at Claremore.
Guess :t's a mistake about Iter i
being married.
Miss Myrle Graves, one of thet
popular teachers in the In<>la*puh
lie schools, and Miss Clnibourne!
Alexander. visited (Tlaren ore last j
Saturday afternoon.
Come to the Inola Mer. Co.
\Ye cat, supply your wants.
lCev. .1. A. Dosier, of Weather
ford, Texas, visited with Rev. J.
S Johnson the first of tin* week
He intended to hold a meeting
here hut was called home unex
ptctedly.
We have a nicelineof groceries
and the prices are right.
J. H. Sunderland.
F. M. Courtney made a husi
ness trip to.Claremore yesterday
W. C. Moreland and Jesse
O'Barvnon looked after business
| at Muskogee yesterday.
| A party was given at Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Jansetr's, three m les
\ northeast of town iast Saturday
i night. A good crowd was in at
| tendance and a tine time in re-
; ported. Many from town were
' in attendance.
•C, R Sweeten, of Tulsa, is a
new subscriber,
T. B. McClure has ocr thrnl>
tor a ooliar on tubMCripoion.
H. C. Rupnel and C. W. <0isiM r
had husinexs at .the county scat
last Saturday.
•1. W. Lctfan, tl e prosperous
corn Riover living south fit towr,
had hnsinefM-at Wagoner Tut.i
flay.
Inola. Dray and Transfer Line,
WILLIAM PETITT, Prop
All kinds of hauling promptly done
Nursery Stock,
For Spring Delinery.
We have arranged with enc of the bee; Nurseries
in the country to supply you with nil kinds of
Fruit Trees, Strawberries, Blackberries, j
Rhubarb, Roses, Etc.,
In any quantity froui dollar up, cheap as \ >'i
can get. theiu unywltere, (delivered at your door.
Every article guaranteed by a Lome tnsn
Long Land Company,
Claremore, Oklahoma
USE FLOUR MADE BY
V. Lamb Ming Company
of Wagoner, Oklahoma
Every sack guaranteed to give full satisfaction
or your money cheerfully refunded
The following local merchants handle this flour:
Mr. W. A. Cummins, Mr. J. H. Sunderland,
Mr. Oscar Jeffers
V. Lamb Milling Company
Wagoner, Okla.
Red Cross Notes
Mrs. R. I, Downs donated $1
tliis week.
Mrs. G. VV. Eatoo brought in a
knitted sweater Wednesday.
Prisuilla Embroidery Club fin-
nished five bed shirts Wednesday
afternoon.
Twenty one enrolled in the
surgical dressings class,andtliey
have made 2C0 2x2 wipes, 7a 4x4
wipes, and 10 many tailed band
ages. We need a larger class
for this work.. Friday from 7
p m. to 9 p. in., and Saturday
afternoons from 2 to 4.
David Glide donated $1.00 this
week.
To Our Subscribers.
We ha*e several subscribers,
to the Register who are In ar
rears, and we kindly usk you to
pay up by the first of the yenr
The farmers have received a good
price for their products and the
country is more prosperous than
for many years, and thero cau
be no excuse offered for not (my
ing. We do not want to send out
statements as that would add ex-
tra expense.
Please call and settle or send
in your subscription at once.
Very truly,
M. J. Phillippe, Publisher
FARM LOANS
Real Estate
Abstracts of Title
INSURANCE
Your Orders will Receive Prompt Attention
Prices Reasonable
CentraJ Title <£L Trust Co,
Telephone 68
Claremoie, 01 la
Through Sleeping Car Service
Between Kansas City and
Wagoner, via
Coffeyville.
1 hrotigh twelve section standard drawing room steeping
car service is operated daily between Km-mis City
and Wagoner, Via. Coffeyville on the
MISSOURI PACIFIC
Lv Kansas City
Ar Coffeyville
Ar Inola
Ar Wagoner
10:00 p m
f>:26 a in
(W8 a m
0:82 a in
Lv Wagouer
Lv Inola
Lv Coffeyville
Ar Kansas City
6:45 p ni
7:25 p in
10.80 p m
7:00 a in
For reservations, tickets, etc.,
call, phone or write
A. J. FERN, Agent
Inola. Okla.
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The Inola Register. (Inola, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 31, 1918, newspaper, January 31, 1918; Inola, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc180835/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.