The Medford Patriot. (Medford, Okla.), Vol. 20, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 20, 1913 Page: 4 of 8
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GOLD FISH
Beginning Monday the
24th, we will give abso-
lutely free a fish globe
and two GOLD FISH
free with the purchase
of a 10 cent box of fish
fodd and a 50 cent pur-
chase of any of the Rex-
all Remedies or Toilet
Articles.
NEAL DRUG CO.
Medford, Oklahoma
Dr. J. M. Blood
DENTIST
10 Years Experience
My Work is My Recommendation
Medford, Oklahoma
Trees and Shrubery
Those desiring new Stark Nur-
sery trees or replace (at half
price) on last year orders,
should see or phone C. N. Pal-
mer at the Patriot office at once.
Dr. J. M. Blood, Dentist.
Seed oats at the Deer Creek
Elevator Co.
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Judge J, W. Bird of tli&^coun-j
1y court was ill Wednesday.
Dr. r. V. Hardy made a busi-
ness trip to Kansas City Tuesday.
J. G. McKelvy is in El Reno
on legal business this week.
('. E. Wetmore of Wichita,
formerly of Wakita was in Med-
ford Wednesday.
There will be a pie social in
District i51 Saturday niglit at the
school house.
Mrs. ('. T. Colman spent Tues-
day in Pond "Creek with Mrs. .1.
W. Benson.
Jack Stewart, who is in charge
of Stewart Brothers store at
Nardin, spent Sunday here. '
•R. II. Lockwood is down from
Wichita visiting Dr. C. II. Lock-
wood.
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Frank Walling left again Tues-
Seed oats at the Deer Creek
Elevator Co.
Let Dickens figure on your
spring painting and papering.
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Mrs. W. II. Bruner and daugh-
ter Miss Zola are in Enid today.
Lost :--A Collie bitch dog. Re-
turn to P. B. Fisk.
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Nice line of ladies silk shirts
for Easter. Medford Supply Co.
Miss Fairy Tharp went to
"Wicliita Friday.
Tate Hall's Family pills for
constipation. -Adv
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wright are
visiting in Wichita this week.
Seed oats at the Deer Creek
Elevator Co.
Don't Miss our Gold Pish deal
next week. Neal Drug Co.
Attorney Sullivan was up from
Pond Creek on business at the
court house Tuesday.
Forrest Cordon came up from
day for McLain, Texas. His mot- Enid where he is attending col-
lier is reported worse. lege Tuesday.
John T. Stewart Jr., president The Singer is the world's best
of the First National Bank, was seller because it is the world's
down from Wellington Tuesday, j best sewing machine.—J.L.Arm-
strong, Agent,.Medfopd, Okla.
LOW
COLONIST
FARES
TO
California
North Pacific Coast
Mexico
New Mexico
Arizona
AND ALL POINTS
WEST
TICKETS ON SALE
MARCH 15th
TO
APRIL 15th
Rock Island Lines
FAY THOMPSON
Division Passenger Agent
Oklahoma City, Okla.
or
: M. T. AUSHERMAN
Ticket Agent Rock Island Line.
Medford : • : : Okla
iWiimmmiinuwunniHi
YOU WILL LIKE
California
And the Northwest
Because there you will have
a chance to succeed. There
climate, soil and water, in
„ conjunction with intelligent
labor, works wonders. Al-
falfa, fruits, garden truck,
poultry and dairy products
point the way to more than
a mere living.
Colonists Excursions
March 15 to April 15
1913. Then one-way second-
class tickets from Medford to
Los Angeles, San Francisco
San Diego and to many other
points in California will be
sold for $30.00. Correspond-
ing fare to points on other
lines in Montana, Washing-
ton and Oregon.
Liberal Stopover Privileges.
Three fast trains daily from
Hutchinson carry tourist,
sleepers and free chair cars.
Ilarvey meals.
For ticcket reservations,
information and copy of
"San Joaquin Valley"
folder apply to
G. E. Honey, Agent
Medford, Oklahoma
Mrs. Wamsley of Dexter, Kan-
sas, visited the latter part of the
week at the home of E. F. Russell
Mrs. I. II. Ruth returned Wed-
nesday from Wichita where she
was the guest of her old school
teacher, Mrs, Knott.
Come in before the rush. We
now have all our spring stock
here. Wall paper ten cents up
at Dickens.
Mat Gilliland is here from Ray-
mondsville, Texas, looking after
his business interests and calling
on old friends.
Spring is at hand. Brighten
up your floors and furniture
with varnishes and stains. Dick-
ens sells them.
The little child of Mr. and Mrs.
Mooney northeast of town has
been very sick with pneumonia,
but is improving.
Mayor F. J. Gentry was up
from Pond Creek Wednesday on
business at the county court
house.
If we can't save you some
money and make some ourselves
on a GALE Lister, we won't ex-
pect you to buy it .Fisk & Tharp.
Grover Chaplin b«s moved to a
place on- Route three from Med-
ford and will operate it this
year. He had a farm near Jef-
ferson last season.
Mrs. E. M. Moss is in Wichita
visiting relatives and friends. To-
lay is Roy's twenty first birth-
lay. lie will come down April 1st
to cast his first vote.
Mrs. John Benhett, who has
been suffering with a severe at-
tack of Lagrippe and neuralgia
of the head is reported by Dr.
Stiles to be improving.
I hereby offer for sale at my
residence, all my household goods
at very reasonable prices. Mrs.
L. Strandberg. 3-27.
FOR SALE: Two Mammoth
Bronze Turkey toms, $4.00 each.
T. E. Reck, farm 2 miles north
of Jefferson.
Miss Freda Wiler was absent
from the reportorial staff of the
Star last. Saturday and Monday,
visiting friends in Enid.
Miss Edna Porter Smith has
rented the Strandberg property
and with her mother will occupy
the same about the middle of
April.
J. W. Strider and Tom Eaton
got duck hungry and made a
trip to the river Monday to sat-
isfy the longing. They returned
Tuesday with 20 ducks and' 2
geese, which they think will be
about the last serving for the
summer.
Dr. G. R. Martin made a trip
to Oklahoma City Monday, where
he met with the Veterinary So-
ciety of the State of Oklahoma
for the purpose ol' selecting a
board of examiners which is now
required by the Randall Bill
which has been signed by the
governor and requires all persons
who practice Veterinary Medicine
in the State of Oklahoma to be
a college graduate and hold a
license issued by the State Board
of examiners.
The Mother's Favorite
A cough medicine for children
should be harmless.lt should be
pleasant to take. It should be
effectual. Chamberlains Cough
Remedy is all of this and is the
mothers' favorite everywhere.
For sale by Neal Drug Company.
—Adv.
In our advertising columns this
week will be found the announce-
ment of Ida DaFoe Hardy's
eighteenth pupils recital. At this
time Mrs. Hardy will present as
soloist, Mrs. Inez Dodds-Barbour,
dramatic soprano, this will be an
opportunity to hear this great-
vocalist at recital prices.
The program will be short and
attractive and ttiose who enjoy
an hour with the piano will not
be disappointed.
The seat sale is open Tuesday
morning at the R. A. Hutchinson
jewelry store, at usual prices.
As these recitals are attended by
large audiences we would sug-
gest an early reservation of
seats.
Notice to Creditors to Present
Claims.
In County Court in and for
Grant County, Oklahoma.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Matter of the Estate of
Joseph T. Crow, deceased.
All persons havung claims
against said Joseph T. Crow, de-
ceased, are required to present
the same, with the necessary
vouchers, to the undersigned ad-
ministrator at his residence near
Eddy in the County of Grant,
tism have been surprised and de- State of Oklahoma, within four
lighted with the prompt relief af- months of the date hereof or the
forded by applying Chamberlains, same will be forever barred.
Liniment. Not one case of rheu- Dated the 18th day of Match
matisin in ten requires any inter- A. D. 1913.
nal treatment whatever. This GEORGE L. FINK,
liniment is for sale by all Deal- Administrator,
ers.—Adv. , A. C. Glenn, attorney.
For Kensington Club.
The L. L's. gave a six course
one o'clock luncheon and party
for the Kensington Club on Mon-
day afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. J. B. Drennan. A color
scheme of green and gold was
carried out, shades were drawn
and green shaded incaudescents
made a charming effect. The
decorations were carnations, Hya-
cinths, ferns, smilax and import-
ed I rish potatoes, direct from
Dublin. After the luncheon,
three games were enjoyed, "Hunt
ing green Snakes," "Shamrock"
and each guest was required to
write a history of some other
guest. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Edwards, Mrs. Staedelin and
Mrs. Reed. Just before /depart-
ing each lady was required to
kiss the Blarney Stone.
FOR THEIR HUSBANDS
Monday evening the L. L.
Ladies entertained their hus-
bands with games and luncheon,
everything was strictly Irish.
They "rolled potatoes," kissed
Blarney stone, pinned the hat on
Pat the Irishman and sang Irish
songs. Prof, and Mrs. Allen
each gave an Irish selection.
Pleasantly Entertained.
. Miss Hazel Sloat and Miss
Ruth Tinnnous entertained a few
friends on Monday night at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Lamison. Games were played
and the evening pleasantly pass-
ed and a dainty luncheon was
served to the following, Misses
Effie Renshaw, Francis Early,
Vera Estes, Freda Wiler, Merle
McCune and Mrs. Minnie Buck.
Messrs Byron Hurst, Joe Staede-
lin, Raymond Early, Joe Mc-
Laughlin, Simon Boyer, Arley
Fink and Rov Hutchinson.
Priscillas
Gladys Cougher was hostess
to the Priscillas Wednesday
evening at the P. H. Albright
office. Thirteen members were
present. A howling good time is
reported. Miss Bess Crockett is
hostess next Wednesday at the
same place.
The members of the E. M. B.
Club and four special guests en-
joyed a delightful afternoon with
needle work at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Adams on Thursday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Adams entertain-
ed her guests in the conservatory
and at five o'clock served them
with a dainty collation of two
courses. She was assisted by
Mrs. F. G. Walling. The special
guests were Mrs. Andy Brown,
Mrs. Ilcimbaugh, Mrs. Stephen-
son and Mrs. Frank Stewart.
Rev. J. E. Sisson, the Sunday
School Missionary of the Okla-
i' ina M. E. Conference was here
•insulting the local board of the
Sunday School of the M. E.
Church Wednesday night.
Tree Buyers Attention
Commencing Saturday, March
22nd, I will have a complete
stock of fruit and forest trees
(from the Caldwell Nursery) for
sale in Medford. D. F. Brown,
Manager. 3-20
Mrs. Oliver Somers was taken
to Wichita last Thursday to be
operated on for abscess of the
lung. Dr. Lockwood accompanied
Mrs. Somers* to Wichita and Dr.
Bowers performed the operation.
Mrs. Somers is doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Aikins re-
turned last Friday after a stay
of four months in Oregon, look-
ing up business matters in La
Grande and other points. Mr.
Aikins reports something like 55
inches as the total snow fall at
La Grande, so all has not been
sunshine in the coast states.
Many sufferers from rlieuma-
EASTER
IS ALMOST HERE!
ARE YOUR CLOTHES READY?
The very spirit of Easter suggests good clothes. This is
the one time of the year when men try to match women
in correct dress.
StyleplusftiY
Clothes
are the kind of clothes tasty men like
to wear and critical women like to see!
You get high grade canvas and haircloth soaked in water,
then dried in the open air to prevent after shrinking. You
get the hand-tailored, snug-fitting collar, the hand-tailored
free-flowing lapels and coat front.
You can be well dressed and save $3
to $8 towards your wife's Easter bon-
net (if unmarried towards a new hat)
and other nice things for yourself.
Come in and try on a suit. Let the mirror and your own
good judgment tell you whether to buy or to walk out.
D. & H. Clothiers
AND STORED
Our rates for auto repairing
are very reasonable, considering
the strictly high grade of work-
manship and promptness' with
which we do repairing. If your
automobile needs putting in good
condition, you will find that no
one can do it better or cheaper
than Kirkpatrick & Roderick.
Two 2nd hand
cars for sale
See our new K-R-I-T
A Barbed Wire Cut. Collar
or Saddle Gall not properly
healed leaves a disfiguring
Bear.
Ballard's
SNOW
LINIMENT
Is the Eight Remedy for All
Abrasion* of the Flesh.
I If the wound is cleansed and
the liniment applied promptly,
the healing process begins at
once and the wound neals from
the inside outwardly, thus per*
forming a perfect cure that
leaves no scar. If the wound
heals on the outside too quick-
ly. pus forms under the sur-
face and breaks out into a run-
ning sore that is hard to euro
and Inevitably leaves a bad
■car.
Owners of blooded stock pre-
fer this liniment to all others
for that reason, and ihey use It
not onlr on fine animals, but
on human flesh, as it does its
| work quickly and thoroughly.
Prtee 23c, BOe and |1M.
I JamesF.Ballard.Prop. St.Louls.Mo.
| Stephens Eye Salve is a healing
ointment for Sore Eyes.
iPnBHHOwmafl
/
Disc Harrows!
We are going to make some very
low prices on discs. Here are a few
samples. These are all new discs
in good condition of the very best
makes and styles and are guaran-
teed throughout
12-16 $23.00 14-16 $25.00
16-16 $27.00
Cream Separators
We have the Bluebell, which is easy to turn, long
lived and yositively will not give you any trouble.
Large Capacity, Low Price and Easy Terms
Riding Cultivators
We have a few high grade cultivators on which we
will make close out prices. Just look at these
prices, then come and see the cultivators.
4 shovel $22 6 shovel $23
Stewart Bros.,
Medford, Oklahoma
SAM C. DAVIS
ABSTRACTER OF TITLES
MEDFORD, OKLA.
A complete a^id up-to-date set of abstracts of the records
of Grant county
T. L. NEAL DRUG CO.
and ALL HARNESS
and LEATHER
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Harness; Lap Robes,
Blankets, Etc. for sale
Shoes
Repaired
O. M. Slater
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