LIBERTY NEWS
' KALI" La LW 4i I 41 ILA 1 V 0 1 Roberts Wednesday eve
- 1 Mrs J T Norris called at the
1 Mrs J T Norris has been visit 1 Roberts home Friday eve
ing friends and relatives in Enid the Mr Marvin Meek who has been
past week 1 visiting at the Campbell home left
Mr Billie Scott spent last week at Wednesday evening for his home in
the Chapman home 1
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Mr and Mrs George Cooper spent Miss Fern Roberts called on Miss
Sunday at the Swyhart home 1 Izora arid Mary Looman Tuesday
Sunday guests at the Lee Chapman Mr Frank Campbell and mother
home were Mr and Mrs Alvin Clark left Saturday morning for Flolada'
of Mown Kam Mrs Clifford Shanks Texas where they will make their
and family Mr and Mrs B Bert Scott home
and family i ---
Airs M J Swyhart spent Monday Mr and Mrs Walter Stephenson
with Mrs Fred Roberts of 502 South Johnson had as week-
Mr Frank Campbell and mother end guests Mr Stephenson's parents
and Mrs M J Swyhart spent Friday Mr and Mrs e B Baker of Ponca
at the Roberts home City
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Having had hundreds of requests for
Mid-Night Reviews on
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famous Battle Creek Sanitarium Foods Each one of these has
a special value in health All are delicious easy to serve Let
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THE ENID EVENTS EN!!) OKLA THURSDAY JULY 22 1926
Announcement of
E R HUGHES
(Republican)
For
CORPORATION
COMMISSIONER
IIn announcing my candidacy for
nomination to the office of Corpora-
phenson tion Commissioner subject to the ac-
I week- ! tion of the Republican voters at the
!!)arents tAugust primary I desire only to call
Ponca attention to my record in the past 512
I years as one of the officials of that
-- 1 important arm of State government I
can say with pardonable pride that
1
my official and private conduct have
' won approval of all citizens who have
been able to take time to consider
them As a Republican I have served
through a most turbulent period in
the history of the State and the dis-
turbances which have beset Demo-
cratic officials have not changed my
tactics in trying to keep the office of
the Commission at the highest pos-
sible stage of efficiency
! In asking the Republican voters of
the State to give me their support at
the August primary I am making no
unusual request inasmuch as it is the
rgeneral custom in this state to give
one who has served the public con-
scientiously a second term I assure
all republican voters that in the event
' of their again making me their can-
didate for this office that I will en
deavor to win success at the Novem-
ber election
I know the various duties of the
Corporation Commission and the fact
that although there has always been
two democratic members on the board
during my incumbency yet I served
one year as chairman speaks of the
esteem members of an opposite party
have for my integrity and efficiency
E R HUGHES
Corporation Commissioner
(7-29)
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Famous Cereal
Wonderful new
vitamin breakfast
food Ready to
serve Children
love it Rich in
food lime and
Iron Per 1 X
package JO C
Great Constipation Food
Refreshing preparation that drives
Out the germs that cause headache
indigestion and constipa-
tion Per cam
COVINGTON NEWS
Mr C B Allen transacted busi-
ness in Enid Monday afternoon
Jake Mc Guar of Lahoma visited
at the W II McNeal home Sunday
Mr and Mrs Louis Ferguson
drove to Lake lIellums Sunday af-
ternoon where they spent the eve-
ning Several new cases of typhoid fever
have been reported the past week
Nellie Parker Go Ida Osborne and the
younger daughter of C K Mitchell
being among the unfortunite ones
W S Coberly and Mr Summer
left early Monday morning for the
western part of the state where they
will transact business They are ex-
pected to return Tuesday or Wed-
nesday of the week
Mr and Mrs Zac Isabell spent
Sunday afternoon and evening at
Lake Helium&
Several new members were taken
Delicious Bran Biscuits
Daintiest crackers healthful and
very nutritious Pack- 35c
ages 25c and
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into this chapter of the Epworth
League Sunday evening Much effort w
is being made to make institute ni
points tc
Joe Morrison of Douglas was in
town a short while Monday
Mr Wilbur Peterson son of 011ie v
Peterson and former resident of Coy-
ington left Missouri and came back i m
to Covington lie did not state just 1 --
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how long he will remain here
Mr and Mrs Raymond Woods 1 E
made a business trip to Orlando last
Wednesday
Mullin's Merry Maids played in
Covington during the greater part
of last week
Mr and Mrs Lester Terril left
Saturday morning for Colorado where16'
they will make their home Mr Ter-1
ril has been in poor health for some
time and he believes the change will 1
help him —
Miss Evelyn Perrin who has been
ill with typhoid fever is reported as1li
being somewhat better 1
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Mrs Guy Allen and children of
Kingfisher spent a feu days this past 7
week with her parents Mr and Mrs a
Cnsh Arnold
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Mrs Lucy Clause and Mrs Huff
motored to Stillwater last Wednes-
day Mrs Huff returned Thursday
Miss Nortine Swinehart was oper-
ated on Saturday for appendicitis:
last report she was resting very well
Mrs Pearl Porter of Enid spentm
the week-end with A W lloover and
John Riffel is very busy these days —
plastering the new home
A very interesting Endeavor ser- "-
vice Sunday night led by Mrs Duck-
ett Subject "Worshipping God a
Through Nature"
Mr and Mrs J J Cain motored to
Sewerd to attend a reunion of the "
Sam Patterson family m
Mrs Mayme Haines Mrs Chas
Sow les Mrs Huff and Mrs J A
Bremmer attended the county club
federation Saturday
ai
There will be preaching next Sun-
day morning following Sunday school
at the hall
The young people's Endeavor will
have a social at the home of Chester
Hart next Friday evening in honor
of their president Miss Pearl Grif-
fin who will spend a few weeks with a
her parents in Marshall before be- N
ginning her duties as instructor of
Fairview
Floyd Schultz and August Schultz
helped list Win Hientz's wheat field
last Friday with a tractor and six
horse team
Mr and Mrs Geo Ransom of No- 'in
ble Okla were callers in this neigh-
borhood Saturday
Mrs J A Bremmer is on the sick
list at this time also Harold Duckett
Mrs Sample and son Daniel Miss
Pearl Grigin of Marshall Mrs F C
Duckett Mr and Mrs E L Hart and --
sons Thomas Dow and Robert Lee a
were nliests Sunday in the Huff home
Mrs August Schultz will entertain
Banner Club next Thursday
A week has passed since the raln
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what we got hut are truly hoping Haines J A Bremmer and family
more will come—the sooner tte bet- Ed Schultz and family Mrs L J
ter Marach and Mrs Chas Sow les were
Mr and Mrs Joel Newkirk Mr Enid shoppers Saturday
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Alen's Elk Shoes oak or green $1 95
vistilized sole at
Alen's $1 Moccasin Toe solid er) nt
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Men's $5 light tan Army Shoe 09 AC
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Dress Shoes and Oxfords
Alen's $450 Gunmetal Shoes 09 nt
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Oxfords at
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ENID'S POPULAR PRICE STORE
103 South Grand Avenue
JAMES NORMAN Prop
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SPECIAL
Downey Doughnuts Cinnamon Buns
(Wrapped in 9A Per
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NOTICE!
The Toy Automobile on exhibition in our window will
be given away by the American Coupon Corporation
SATURDAY AUGUST 14th
- Collect your Bread Wrappers and come in and exchange
them for Coupons soon No wrappers exchanged after
I! August 1st
KLEIN'S BAKERY
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Reduced prices on practically every line of merchandise Men's
and Boys' Suits Shoes Dress Shirts Dress and Work Pants Hats
Caps Furnishings and Work Clothes
Men's Suits
Suits for Men and Young Men all the DRESS SHIRTS
Styles and Patterns
1 lot young men's Suits regu- $1575 With or Without Collars
lar $25 values at
1 lot men's Suits regular Men's $125 and $135
$2750 2 pants at $18 75
Dress Shirts at'
95c
1 lot men's Suits regular $19 75 Alen's $150 Shirts assort-
$30 1 pant at
1 lot men's Suits regular $35
$2245 ed check and stripes $119
1 pant at Alen's $1 assorted check
1 lot men's Suits regular and stripes
$3750 and $40 at $2995 $145
Boys' Suits 1 or 2 Long Pants 25 to 33 1-3 Alen's $250 imported
$1
Percent Discount Broadcloth 95
Alen's $250 imported $195
Broadcloth
Men's $3 imported Broad- $2 45
cloth 2 pockets
Men's $350 and $4 silk
Broadcloth $295
DRESS PANTS
Men's Panama Pants as- $3 45
sorted patterns
Men's $5 Palm Beach or 09 Ar
Gaberdine Pants tPJUJ
Men's $650 Gaberdine or $4 95
Tropical Worsted
Men's $7 Gaberdine or $595
Tropical Worsted
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$395
$495
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