1 5 '4 L 'd - s a- j?-- k vY : V4rt - -- j £ it if $ t c I i K The C0ILECIAN NEWS ( Eitkeuwinlfn- 1I 1111 COUEMAN OKLAHOMA ISSUED BVBRT FRIDAY — Bjr— J E MCCLUNG Edhxjr and Pub Subscription Rates: One Year (in advance) SI Six Months Three Months - -J advretipino Rates: Display 10c an inch sink's co 1 Front pajre 12 l-2c inch s'ngleco Readers Sc a line single olumn All advertising carried an eharei' for till ordered out Notice to Farmer I have bpened a feed store in Coleman and will sell Chops Bran Shorts Hay and all kinds of Feed Stuflsi i My motto is “Quick sales and small profits i H N Morgan norm tt rrrr r r rrTTTTTTTTrri IWiUU maww JAN 24 1P13 We Have Them! Tagging Bachelors Tax for Single Men is Bein& Urged Instead Undoubtedly the man who first wore buttons advocated matri- mony and wished for a wife The old time bachelor buttons were essential to dignity and comfort and were not merely a tag of eligibility Mrs Frank Page society lead- er of Cambridge Mass' blossom- ed forth and stated that a bachel- or button (indicating freedom from mati imonal strife) should be worn on the coat lapel I doubt f he advisability of tag- ging the dear boys who enjoy -ingle blessedness What good would it do? It would not increase theij usofnl- nessnor odd to their popularity Bachelor ensigns would prob- ably mean in the words of the old song: “I’fn glad I’m Free” or “Darling 1 Am Waiting for Thee” according to the view- point ' Some financiers say: “Don’t tag the bachelors but tax them” That is a thieving proposition and only married folks would sanction it The worid needs bachelors — men and women — and they look good and do good Without the label - i If there must need be tagging done J suggest that we tag the married man with a sign so large that “he who runs may read” I don’t think that bachelors pose as married men but marri- ed men ui ten pose as bachelors when seeking their soul mates : Some ‘-ympathetic well in- tentioned persons might say that a n n n encumbered or bless- ed (as tl case might be) with a wife and family has tags enough 1 But i- it not reasonable to sup- pose lint any married man could carry tin-extra weight of a tag or button bearing the warning: ‘Girl- i a m not free there are other t'g on me” Put n - label on bachelors? Perish i lie thought A tag would embarrass those worthy bipeds Remember this is leap year A Complete lipe of OLIVER and B AVERY Farming Implements of all kinds - f The Coleman Hardware & Furniture Company I ‘ Coleman - Okla m DO YOU- x r Want a Telephone? AU personi who expect to have a Telephone install- ed Vrltfiin tkfe next 30 days are requested to J Report to central 1 I '-5 before Wednesday Jan 20 A new Directory is being prepared and ifrou want your ’phone number on It hurry up GOL TELEPHONE cqleman MYRTLE M ROS0 Pgr LONCi DISTANCE CONNEC TIONS and all liberty loving bachelors cherish the inspired words of Patrick Henry: “Give me liberty or give me death” — Mollie Brown F c Norris Physician and surgeon Office Hours: 10 till 12 a m- ' ’ 1 till 3 p hi Contra c-ter W A Stephens of Kenef ick was here the first of this week figuring with the Cole- man State Bank relative to be- ginning work on thier new bank' building will commence as soon as the weather will permit Telephone: Office No 10 Rea No 29 t COLEMAN - - - OKLA t-ULLLH MINI iLiddddddcjDPdE m avery Bam The Futetft Hutted Newest Vuhfcfei Thfc Most Careful Drivers That’s Us Phone Kl) JLm 1 Dlock North Depots : r MORGAN Jxos Coleman Okla j Shaving and Hair First Class Service GEORGE McCOY Blacksmitbing and Woodwork' Special Attention Given to Horse Shoeing All woi k guaranteed POLLY & LAYLAND Coleman Df M Giii- Is— 1 giving satisfaction accommodating ( extending courtesies' making good turnouts! f ’ 1 ?' ‘'j) —and is ginning the cottom - Loleman of High v t All high prices slashed tt pieces o — 4’13 IjJJ Ending SatiFeh 8 ’1 3 (U We are going to sell Out at ABSOLUTE POST anq tb begin the New Year right you should take advantage of this ilurder Sale' No Goods CharBadAILQtrtbtly C&sh 20 pounds Navy Beans 18 pounds Pink Beans 18 pounds Lima beans 20 pounds Rice? - ' 3 pounds bucket Coffee 1 pound Star Tobacco $100 100 100 100 80 40 i 1 pound W Tennessee Tobacco 35 1 pound Black bear Tobacco - 35 6-oz glass of Garrett snuff - 20c 6-oz glass of Honest snuff - 20e 3 cans of lO-cent Honest or i Garrett snuff - 25e f All canned goods at absolute cost' rfoUf(dfc long as it lasts per hundred j $205 All ipo Beaver Hats go at : A11i2L50 " go at All 4()Q Stetson Hats go at All 500 ” go at Dy goods and Shoes will be— Or BlgT Shld at Absolute Cost No goods will be charged N O WAGGONNER i- ) Coleman Oklahoma i ‘ ' i the Golcman News and' die Dalfasf Slew's birth one year for One Dollar" ll
