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THE OICEMAR (OKLA) DAILY LEADER
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WANT AD I For Sale I FOR SALE
RATES I
Girls Bicycle practically new 2
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Cash Charge
Minimum charge 50c
1 time per word 2c Sc
1 time per word 2e Sc
3 times per word Be gc 'Prairie Hay and baled oats Phone
5 times per word 8c 9c1775 1-2I-tfc
1 Month per line 75c I
:New
Ads will be figured on cash rate Remington Rand Adding
Machine
basis as long as they appear in add and subtract te
the paper 99900000 will sell ou term§
$18300 Leader Office supply
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Business Service
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for
burned and wrecked cars Harvey
Platt Auto Salvagozt Holdenville
and Wewoka 5-20-48
Electric Polisher S & S STORE
2-3-1mc
:Madam Edna Readings daily
512 12 W Bdwy 10-9-tfc
Laundry done 4 quilts MOO
Mrs Badger 511 South 6th St
Call 873 11-10-tfe
Laundry done Chenille robes
spreads and shag rugs Pick up
and deliver Phone 1618-F-2
1-2 5-ime
Lewyt Sweeper $150 day S &
S STORE 2-3-1
Hauling also can furnish good
building rock Phone 633 910
North 4th 2-18-12tp
Metal Waste Paper Baskets
Leader Office Supply (Adv)
For Rent
2-room furnished apartment 206
N 100 2-1-tte
Sleeping room Men preferred
116 N 9th l'ho 91 2-1-tfe
2 room furnished apt 123 S 3rd
Bedroom 421 N 5th rho 487
2-15-tre
2-room furnished apartmentPho
386
Good farm house Farm work
available Call or see Bob Atch-
ison Phone 239 247-12te
3 room furnished apt Private
bath 611 so bta imone its
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Furnished apt Private bath
Elec refrigerator 615 So 3rd
rho 36 249tic
Bedroom adjoining bath 318 N
bath 611 So 5th Phone 118 '
Bedroom adjoining bath 318 N
4th Phone 43 2-20-tf
3 room furnished apt 202 N
I Oth Phone 326J 2-25-3te
Small furnished apt also sleep-
ing room 507 So 5th 2-25-41e
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10th Phone 326J 2-25-3te
Wanted to Buy
Oats wanted Hamm Swinford
1-2841
Wanted
Washings and tronings 406 E
Atlanta Mrs H G Wells Phone
606J 2-24-6tp
Business Opportunity
TRUSTWORTHY man or woman
part time to service route of 5c
candy bar machines No experi-
ence required Income discussed
at interview $34500 cash and
references required Give tele-
Phone and address Box 191
Okemah 2-22-3tp
OUT OUR WAY
ONLY THREE BLOCKS
FROM HOME--THINK
OF IT! TH ONE WE
GOT NOW pa FivE--
GET A GTICK AND
WE'LL MEASURE IT
BEFORE ASKIN' IF
X THEY'LL RENT IT!
ONLY THREE BLOCKS THE AUTOMOBILE
FROM HOME--THINK 15 CERTAINLY
OF IT! -11-1 ONE WE ELEVATING ISN'T
GOT NOW 15 FIVE-- rr ? A RAG-PICKER
2 GET A GTICK AND DOESN'T 6PE KID
(:4?: WE'LL MEASURE IT ANY MORE TIME
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V :tt-1 71-iel'LL RENT 171 i WE Do p4ovst
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Seed oats 3125 bushel Bios
farm 1 1-2 miles North of town
See J C Wright 2-4-tfc
1942 B Farman tractor and
tools Good eltape I wiles west I
of Welty 1-4 So J D Welcher'
2-19-6t9
Practically new Frigidaire Call
571 for information 2-15-tic
Davis Grocery No 1 West Bdwy
and Division Selling because of
illness Will sell fixtures and in-
loice the stock Phone 747 or
phone Marion Davis 1178 2-12-tfc
Bright green peanut hay 5 1-2
miles South of Farmers Gin J
R Grider 2-18-fitp
Any part for any car HAAVEY
PLATT AUTO SALVAGE We-
woka and Holdenville 5-20-48
POTTED PLANTS
Beautiful blooming Azalea Cy-
ciaman Begonias Geraniums
Tulips Hyacinths Primroses and
Kalanchoes foliage plants DIA-
cenia Ivy Phitodendren Coleus
Ferns etc We Deliver Phone
260 STOVALL'S SEED STORE
(Block West of Safeway)
1-23-tfc
FERTILIZERS
Fertilizers now on hand and
ready for delivery at our store
in Okemah Prices: 4-12-4
$4000 ton 5-10-5 $4300 ton
0-20-0 $3250 ton McMullen
Motor Company 2-17-line
"Sewing Machines" New and
used sewing machines button-
hole workers Open evenings by
appointment Batchelor Sewing
Machines '202 East 9th Phone
4293 Shawnee Okla 2-5-lino
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Practically new National casb
register $20000 Cowan Tractor
and Implement 2-19-tfc
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80 acres land 40 acres in culti-
vation Four room house no oil
rights Price $550 if sold in 10
days L Z Childers 7 utiles
north of Pharoah 1-2 west
?-22-3tp
Cement block machine to highest
bidder See at 904 B Boston
2-22-3tp 1
2 room house 1 lot 307 N 12th I
$49000 Phone 11233 M r s
Nance Sapulpa or write Garland
Peoples Rt 1 c-o E A Cary
Sapulpa 2-214tp
Stove tante top nue new gas
range 8 miles east and 3 south
of Okemah Phone 161411 B L
Sweeten 2-2 4-$tp
Stove table top like new
BABY CHICKS
CHICK PRICES ARE DOWN
FEED PRICES ARE DOWN
Twenty breeds all U S Approved
and Pullorum Controlled Order
chicks NOW for Immediate or
later delivery and start them on
NUTRENA CRUMBLIZED PEED
Stovall's Seed Store (Block west
of Safeway) 2-2 4-tfc
Public address system $ speak-
ers 1 mike and record player
See at Texico Station Srd and
Highway 2-15-3tc
BY WILLIAMS
41041
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ELEVATING ISN'T
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I DOESN'T 6PE KID
ANY MORE TIME
IN ALLEYS THAN
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Girls 'Bicycle practically new 2-
wheel factory built ' practically
new trailer 801 N 5th 11-22-0tp
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CANARIES
Beautiful Singers and Hens Yel-
low or Spotted priced reuon-
able All Singers guaranteed to
satisfy Stovall's Seed Store
2-114-6tc
1946 International plck-up Roy
Bogle 11 Wile South 1-2 mile
East of Welty 2-22-6tp
FERT1LliERS
Boo king orders for Armours Big
Crop Fertilisers arriving Feb
and littera Out of ear prioes at
Weleetka: 5-10-5 24170 4-12-4
24049 21) per cent Superphos-
phate 23190 Ask for price de-
livered th Otcematt STOVALL'S
SEED STORE Block west of
Safeway 2-24-tic
1042 International "Pick-up" hay
baler equipped with a V-4
cousin air-cooled motor at reas-:
onable price First house West
or Pleasant Oak School on North:
Aide of road Watt Wayborn 1
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BEEKEEPERS
We are stocking the LEWIS-DADANT
line of bee supplies You
can save shipping charges by
buying from tiq STOVALLS
SEED STORE 2-2 4-6 tc
6-panel sliding doors with tracits
Call 917W 2-25-tfe
1942 11 Farwell tractor with
plow planter and cultivator aleo
peanut and pratrie bay 8 miles
North Castle J D White
2-25-3tp
Oklahoma's only certified peanut
seed U S Spanish Type No 16-
36 also Reed's Yellow Dent Cer-
tified seed core: Place your ord-
er now Lloyd A Henry Produce
Phone 250 — 2-25-tfc
I Found
li 18c k cocke i-----------i fel owncr
telatro aocl pay tor ad Call 896
or 276J 2-25-3te
I For Sale or Trade
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One 1040 Model 1 12 ton Ford
truck Perfect condition Call at
Hensleys Furniture Store Phone
430 or residenCe 506 Henry
Hensley 2-22-2wc
Political
Annourmments
PAUL BALLINGER
Democrat tor State senator
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For farms--See Ross Jenkins
12-9-tfc
Nursery stock? We have it
Drive out Or call ust Landscaping
pruning and spraying done Esti-
mations free Okemah Nursery at
8th and Highway 62 J W Cour-
sey Mgr Phone 21 1-9-line
Piano Tuning and Repairing All
work guaranteed 25 years of
experience Phone 542-W
1-27-line
For city property—See Rose
12-9-ttc
For repair and estimate on your
building plumbing plaitiring
and painting Phone 1934 Cabinet
work a specialty g eorge gragg
- 22:-1rpp
For plowing gardens call 606J
2-34-6tp
- New steel desk executive style'
drawers gm each side all draw-
ers with lock Also 4--draliter steel I
filing cabinet Okemah Daily 11
Leader Office Supply (Adv)
aid1 atia
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Singer Sewing
' Machine
Distributor
Will be in Okemah
Each Wednesday
(10 Repair and servicé on
all makes of machines
New machines and
vacuum cleantra
Leave' your "wants"
at Leader Oaks
Amwoofter
A to ECCOM
e t L 0 BY ION e SANNIERG SHRIRER
Gy One cuivcr9 4ariGer DisTfoeuTED BY KA ifftviCE INC
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Cy lone Sandberg 4nriecr Dis
2111111 wren Is &pa Unherett to
tri lied with a wick besideehe liner
Kash bet busissed brines up bet
aurae tied pampers es a bit
Asti deride he west apes bee
tot? (metier rhos dap le have
reavlaced beinteit someone I her
SW e outwit id wooled to murder
ker hecatteir atm bad discovered
was ea the soles el het sew
shots anti the maims at Tee
hill was tree as sil&efr7
because the swinwilta brd Vet
the ravine be the startles bad eta
lapped kilns tithe the octirdeuer
d bees's ber eirpewriter heti
crashed trees elates shell our
revirly wissitta her Ana bad
spent the stIPnoR adding it Il
up la utountiltu I Sue se
cur ileitis she redeem that she
bed disswieeed hash sad Laurie
her 39yearveld sister trove the
Ilaspeet Hp ionelf beeves he
Wouldn't let herself believe either
- el them wasted her out of the
steel Gay Hush' attractive lab
&wastes aud Tommy Laurie'
o berets she could dad se
motive And tate bad idlottcally
Spared that Rhoda her aid friend
and bouseirtmsit bad tweeted Is
kill bet merely because atm lAnal
Wee lase sale pereou who knew
bout au old colleue easeni
kinds bad bees lavelved hi haw
she reran oomeette else whit else
knew about II—Kelly insole
hook Op to liar hoetiatebt
to Amin sere hell sleep Ito the fief
room eti hie altering wiett'll keep
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TIER head was the size of seven
beads and she was Whirling
whirling through a horrid gray-
ness that was shot with piercing
light She could bear voices but
only vaguely they laded away into
the grayness and then came back
again She couldn't breathe
she couldn't breathe she be-
gan to sink back Into the grayness
that was bottomless and awful
"That's better"
She heard the words distinctly
It was Rush
What did be mean—better?
Then he spoke again and she
heard the words He said: "She's
coming out of it Thank God 'Feat
was a close one"
f That' better that was a close
one that's better that was a close
one
She wasn't in her bed She
didn't remember getting up but
BISON RELAYS
TO BE HELD
ON AP1i114 9
SHAWNEE (Special) — The e
twelfth annual Bison Relays will
be held April 0 at Oklahoma
Baptist university Coach Eddie
Hurt Jr director of athletics
has announce&
All Oklahoma high schools
who are members in good stand-
ing of the Oklahoma high school
association are invited to enter
the relays Hurt stated
A Bison Relay queen a bigh
school senior will reign over the
festivities '
Events that will be held 'in-
clude: 110 yar(11)))0 yard mile
and Medley relays'Special ve1t8
Include: 100 Tall dash 120 yard
high hUrdies mailing broad
jump rutting bigh jump pole
vault and shot pet
Three classes of events will
be held: class A-13 and junior
high Five hundred Oklahoma
high schools participated in the
relays last year
Five candidates for the Bison
Relay queen will be Chosen by a
local committee from photographs
entered from the varilous Okla
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Stove Repairing
Adjusting & Installation
At My Homo Work Shop
- 125 South 9th
Block West of Water Tower
Refrigerator Servica
' A Sideffne-
CLIFFTRAVIS Dozer Service'
All kinds of Bull Dozer
worls and terrace build-
ing Jack Derrick
Phonit 274
or 1603F14
Day or Night
NOTICE
Oketnah's only' complete
up-to-date Radiator shop
Now open Corner 2nd
& Highway Phone 582
Aciditing
Recoring
General Repairing -
Hugh Taylor
Owner '
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rani r 4' goourftteot triastveththin ag in
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t'i BY ION e SANDBERG SHRiBER "There there' Rinds' s voles
TIBUTED BY NEA SERviCE INC was a croon soft and gentle and
- infinitely soothing "Don't fright-
- en -tier"
the "sal° net Dad She didn't ' "She needs to be frightened!
omit se wo5 even in rig! own Rush said bluntly and it wai ob
room but she couldrrtget her eyes vicars that righteous anger was
open to see' she "his eht114 net taking the place of Whatever emo-
rams bet dragging eyelids tion be bad lust been through
- She 'maned- ' '' "Telling me she'd call me if she
t "CAL Anfir it was Laurie She I needed anything and then closing
was weeping Why- should Laurie:all the windows and turning on
be weeping? "On Rush can't yoii that blasted fireplace
do something?" - a
o ey loNe SANDBERG SHRIBER
- rfoeuTED BY KA SERVICE INC
-"It's all right Laurie I tell
you" Mere was a Dow in Rush's
voice Ann nod neves beard Wort
"She'S regaining consckousness
Now don't you- gc to nieces Go
walk around with Tommy--"
'Walk!" Lauyse was outraged
owo taster lying there eying
and you teli me Le--"
"$he isn't dying Laurie" Rush
said "'She's going to be all right
Where m the hiaii is that collee?
You'd think—AP rid Rind& sale
smoothly qiere it is Rush CaY't I
bringing It She made p big pat-
fuL all have Borne It will
be good for us"
ANN heard the rattle of cups on
sowers and with an enormous
effort she opened her eyes She
was on the porch She was at on
her back on - the Dorch couch
There wet a blanket tucked all
around her and she had the queer-
est taste tn her mouth muffled
as though her mouth were stuffed
with cotton batting
"If we an get some of this
coffee into her—" Rush said
Gay held a cup of hot black cof-
fee to Ann's lips She swallowed
obediently because she Knew that
was what they wanted her to do
It burned the roof Cl het - mouth
and brought tears to her eyes but
she drank it She closed her eyes
again but only for a moment this
time: then she opened them
looked up into Rush' haggard
face
"The gods be praised" Rush
salit7'His voice was a mixture of
so msny things Relief and anger
and love and outrage -Ann tt you
home high schools On the day
of the relays Oklahoma Baptist
university will bring these five
! girls to the campus as honored
guests The Bison track team will
select the Bison Relay queen
from the five She will be croWn
ed during the relays t -
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some whisky Have some your-
self but d you don't want any get
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Ann frowned up at Rinds
Somewhere sometime this bad
happened before She'd got awake
and Rinda bad been bending over
ber and something terrible had
bappened Her mind refused to
remember But Rush bad said—
what bad be said? That she nad
done—what? Closed the windows
and turned on the fireplace? But
and turned on the fireplace? But
It was fiats afternoon she'd 'done
that—didn't he remember?
This afternoon when
Suddenly her mind seized on
notion
"Rinda--e could that hoarse
wfusper be her owo voice? "Rinda
what ever became of Kelly Win-
ton?" "She's delirious" Laurie said
flatly from somewhere
But Rinda knew she wasn't de-
lirious Rinds looked at her and
said steadily "He was in the Navy
during the war Ann" She paused
and Ann's eyes remained fixed on
Rinda's face Rtnda wet her tips
and said "He was killed at Oki-
nawa An closed her eyes By no ef-
fort Could she have' held them
open By no effort could she have
continued looking at Rinda's face
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noon 'she had been right She
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By Mrs Henry Douglass
This long siege of winter has
frozen the news from this com-I
munity
John Carter who was buried
last Slturday was a longtime
resident of this community hav-
ing moved here in 1916
Mr and Mrs Bob Thompson
and children of Pharoah and Mr
and Mrs Deno Reddick and Lin-
da of Weleetka were supper
guests of Mr and Mrs Berl
Groves
Mr and Mrs Henry Douglass
called on Mr and Mrs O O
Simmons In Okemah Wednesday
afternoon Mrs Simmons has
been discharged from the hospital
where she was confined with the
flu
Mr and Mrs Ray Rains and
children were dinner guests Sun-
day of Mr and Mrs Henry Doug-
lass and Mrs Se Iva Walkup and
sons
There have been many cases
of flu through the community
but most everyone has recovered
and the youngsters have again
started to school
1 Mrs Ed Spillman is recuperat
Phone 82
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VULCO
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VULCO MUD & SNOW
600-16 12 Months Guarautee--4 ply 1625
600-16 15 Months Guarantee-6 ply 2000
650-16 15 Months Guarantee-8 ply 2800
GENEROUS TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE—MOUNTED FREE
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Mr and Mrs Henry Douglast
Mrs Se Iva Walkup and sons via
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and on
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SUPPLY STORE (Adv)
"Pyorrhea" May
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person with irritated "GUMS"f
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