The Randlett News (Randlett, Okla.), Vol. 3, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, December 23, 1921 Page: 4 of 4
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MICKIE THE PRINTER’S DEVIL
By Charles Sughro
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DENTIST
Successor to Dr W H Howard
Oilafcoma State Bank Bldg Phone 139
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Office Phone 128 Residence Phone 2
Dr J Leo Mosley
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TEMPLE - OKLAHOMA
THE RANDLETT NEWS
Combined With The Devol Oil Journal
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT RAKCLETT COTTON CO OKLAHOMA
By ALBERT M CARPENTER
Entered at iccond-clau matter July 3iJ P19 at the Pott Ofhcc at Randictt Okla-
homa under the act of March 3 1879
Subscription SI 50 per Year Payable in Advance
Advcrtiaing rutci: Display 35 cents per co’uinn inch Reading Notices 7 1-2 cents
per tine Black Fucc Type 10 cents No advertisement Taken for less than 50c
Epworth Linn visited home
folks last week
Several of our teachers attend
ed teachers meet at Walters Dec
9th
J W Thompson butchered
hogs for home consumption Tuesday
C O Hooper was a witness in
Federal court at Wichita Falls
Monday
A M Flippin add I M Gross
enrolled in the news fomily of
readers the first of the week
Geo Pape is ereednga fine res-
idence in the wet part of town
The county was doing
seme demonstration work in our
school and town last week
Geo Stringer got bass hungry
Monday afternoon and wen!
down on Rabbit Creek to try his
luck but Jrep rts that catfish
were the only fish that would
bite
Mr and Mrs D L Hannatin
of Devol visited at the Roy Mar-
tin home Sunday afternoon Dec
11th
Wm T 1 Powell
LAWYER
Office Farmers State Bank
Temple Oklahoma
FARMS FOR SALE -North
Dakota Minnesota and Montana
farms on crop payment plan For
literature and price lists write
M R Underwood Gen Del
Burkburnett Texas
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Notice of Sale
of Automobile for License Tax tc
the Unknown Owner or Owners
of the Hereinafter Described
Motor Vehicles
Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of a Tax Warrant is-
sued to me by the State Highway
FOIt FUTURE USE
By having glasses properly fitted by
FRED FERIS
the DEPENDABLE
OPTOMETRIST
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C E LAWRENCE
The Jeweler Burkburnett Texas
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It is largely the way you feed and not so much
the season that is responsible for the eggs you
get Feed for eggs when the mercury goes
down and you will get eggs
Grains furnish much material to make yolks but not
enough for an equal numbep of whites Hens can't
keep the egg basket full unless they are fed a balanced
ration
Purina Chotvs Make
More Eggs
Because they make the
largest possible equal num-
ber of whites and yolks
Purina Poultry Chows
when fed a3 directed are
guaranteed to produce
more eggs or money back
If you want more eggs
see us
purinaI
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CHOWDER
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Wouldn’t be Christinas Without Nuts Fruits and Candies
In order that this will be a real one we have stocked heavily on
TOOTHSOME SWEETS
Anything you may need for the big spread in the way of Groceries now awaits
your selection at our store Be sure and figure with us before you buy
CAMPBELL GROCERY
RANDLETT OKLAHOMA
HUNT-RIGSBY CO
Burkburnett Tex
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WHAT SCHOOL
DRAUGHON’S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Oklahoma City ALlg
Shawnee
Save Time and Money
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The work in these schools is all given by OUTLINE
INDIVIDUAL METHOD of instruction and saves the
student nearly half of his time and makes thorough
scholars— Method is the big difference
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The Best is None too Good
Nothing but the Best is what you
get from us at all times in both material
and workmanship Come in and let us
make you acquainted with our une-
qualed service
P & T Service Station Devol
YUU WOULD BE PROiifl OF A HOME LIKE THIS
Did you ever notice the diiTeronce in the amount and quality
of care a home owner and a home renter give to the place in
which they live? The jov of possession the feeliog of inde-
pendence on the part of the home owner is evidenced in tne ap
pearance of his home the ground that surrounds it and the
' He is proud of his home He wants it to be the
rooms within
prettiest place in town And the women -well you ju
your wife if she would like to have a home of her own!
Start the New Year right— build a home for those yoi
Money paid out for rent is lost forever It's really a master of
beginning— let us help you make the start
THE LONG - BELL LUMBER
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Advantages
Practical courses that have NATIONAL reputa-
tion and graduate more than 10000 annually
OUTLINE-INDIVIDUAL METHOD of instruc-
tion no classes
A scholarship in this school is good In any other
DRAUGIION College and they are located in 22 states
A new modern building rean heafcd elevator ser-
vice and equipped with up to date f nrnis'iing A guar-
antee for a good position that is worth while
Your Foot on a Buick Brake
Gets Results
Dec 26th
All who enroll Dec 26th and thereafter will be
started on the work It will be to your interest to en-
roll not later than the 2Gih and get ahead of the rush
Visit the school: it will cost you nothing- We Pay Rail-
road Fare Wiite for Catalog or Thone the school at
our expense
T M FLANARY Pres
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Buick brakes like Buick cars don’t
fail Easy to operate easy to adjust
positive in their action — Buick
brakes provide that factor of safety
so necessary today Buick invites
comparison
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Buick Fours
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22 Sit-46 Threm Peee Coupe
22 S w-47 PivePeee Seden
22 Sii-41 Fnur Pee Coupe
22-SW-49 Seeen Pmee Touring
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