The Crescent Times (Crescent, Okla.), Vol. 32, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 6, 1939 Page: 4 of 6
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The Crescent Times, Crescent, Okla., Thursday, April ti, 1939
FAIRVIEW NEWS PERSONALS
I H DEERE
IV 11 II ill! Ill
Ihy I mi Hoi- kiid Jack
tklidioma t'ilv visit
i . i noon ™ iii« 11. Ihi-
niul Mr*. Clah
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Mom :
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M I'lh
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Sundas
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L'lll Ml
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I Milt
Sund
Mr ruin Mrs A \V Meycro at
tond« 'I church Sunday mornim; .
nt O ii I hri* n ml took t li« ir dan-|
tbti Mis-. litrUu i-.M k to Guth-*
ri« where «h«* In att« inline school.
Mrs. John Chambers Ih re port-
id some hott r at tlit ; writing |
i Marline <;
in, stud« nt xit
Thursday
iaeat ion s
ntn,
| Woods
Mr. an
id Mr. and
nd other i
S|M'II«1
Willi
JHN DEERE NO. 6 COMBINE
A POPULAR SiZC FOR
SMALLER ACREAGES
Irt*QV MIT* (rlt dial your iu-reu£c
#m)bh Justify Investment in u
*e combine, come In anil see
■I the wimple, economical
Pifff No. h Sli-Foot model.
'lC* dM popular John l>eerc one man
)th«t operate* from ihe pow-
! oi your tractor.
la fart-working No. 6 on your
m t you can harvest the crap
it right—(here's no u.iiiui£ around
tor the nulom thresherman. Il«">t
of all, you ft0' all ol the jfcood work
features of the larger John Peere
combines, easy operation, simple : '
ju'truents, anil light draft.
GRAFF HARDWARE CO
CRESCENT'S LEADING HARDWARE
JOHN DEERE QUALITY IMPLEMENTS AMD SE
RITZ
"Where Ihe iiitc Pictures Play"
SHOW STARTS AT 7:30 l\ M
M.S.
FEATU RCS
• 1 iiw cut tor bai
l(f ti down And
Itiil^li'il crop*
• (liinvai i > p •
platform a.id ele-
vator com c> or*
• All itdl *pik<
toot h C) Ii lidcr
• l> r u in - i \ po
sepai a tin ti * > lin-
dn
• \ il it r c k i v «
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sr|*ara t Ion
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Irani in' unit*
r mi
i d Sun ' \ at thi
home.
/ guests of Mr. a
Frank Moran and df> tight <v v. to
Mr. and Mrs. Lonlc Moran and
son.
Mr and Mr.' Klmer Brown
w< t Hi'- Wednesday evening
ffins*- of Mr iiul Mrs. J am oh
'rlst.
Wanda
ami Polono Frazei
NVOt U • Mil with I 'st hi !
ind Mr
Olover Norris
ii ml Mr. and Mrs
were the Sunday
I A. Hal! homo.
M.'vin Kyi won
Friday and Saturday
\f fl11. T and M
ho\ m.I iis in
BILLY THE KID RETURNS
\Uili snilliT Hunietie Marj llarl Morgan
Wallace I roil holder -I tind Wade Holder
rill' I \ I i Ml 11 H > N \M
% 11 roiuAi so
I IIK lONK RANGER RIDES V (IA1N'
l IIAITKH M> ;<
vtii m \i'k itAim it>~ ntiuki
Admission 10c and 20c
BARGAIN MATINEE
Every Saturday — 1 to 4:30
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
Vl'Hll v. 10. and 11
\\ AHM H 1VA\ I I l( IN
WIFE, 11USBAND >s" FRIEND
with I onim \oiing. Hlnnio IVivnio, IV
*mr Kontcro. .1 I duant llrombcrg.
llarhior, Helen \\ «*Mle> and I ngvno t*allelt«
rum i km n i n >iiokts
Admission 10c and 25c
Wednesday and Thursday
\rilll 12 ami 18
.1 U K III N N \ IN
ARTISTS AND
MODELS ABROAD
with .livin Ihiiih'tt. >lan Boiaad, Ctiarle>
(•rapew in Witi leld Joyce i'ompt ni and the
\ achi Flub IU>t*
villi I I I > silOKl si BJKOTS
and
FOX .MOVIETONE NEWS
Admission 10c and 20c
COMING SOON
Ri< hard t> \ in l \\ I l \ 1 i HOWni'li HOI lb
\V«oi M i l|tai GVNCiA l 1 n lllrtha tiav
u nl m i; DU i^*n uwdm* m in OLD
CHICAGO,** .1 in Harry .ihmv tn THI* i«KI IT
man von *
t landcflo t olNm in M1DNH.HT HOI ND
OF THt H \* K 1 K\ 11 I 1 Ml N WITH
WIM.V ,.« x llfRXS in VM FBOM MIS-
SOtlll Shirks IVmpk In UTTLI thin
i ss l \l ll v I'HOM hi Nil I K\ lorrtta
\oniu, in \l I WNIHU (dUllAM Hi ll and
,Kw 1 MiVrv* in I NION 1 Vi ll'U
I niHol?
Mr
and d.'imrhtor
Uohort ljino
call, rs at thi
Mr. and Mr
Hi- Sunday ffursts at 'ho :arl
riokcns home.
Mrs Ora Lane ot I'r.-scont
spoilt last w«'i k with her on Hob
i• **t Lane and Mrs. I^ano.
Horlv rt Crist of Stillwater
spent the week-end at the home
of his parents. Mr and Mrs
James Print.
Mr. ltrown h:i 1 hi • n ? irk the
last we. k hut Is slowly improving.
Mr and Mra. Victor Hall and
children w-re the Sund iy guests
of Mi nnd Mr# T. A. Hq4I.
Mr. n (l Mrs. Frank Moran Mid
daughter were the Sundav \isit
ors at Ho Florian Hushlek home
Mr. and Mrs. Hell visit' \ at the
I'letcli I.onp home Sun lay after-
noon.
lilnet i MeCrackcn and Mrs.
Ora I«anc visited school Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. tiros-r Norilsan-i
daiurhter • p< tr Sunadj. evening
at the Terry Long home.
Heiivlal meeting will star: at
•he Fair View -.rhool April 1 *th.
The minister in charge v ill be
Re\ H O Webb of Sector ill.
Mr. r.l Mrs W 11 Hashaw
and -1. tighter were the Sunday
dinner guests of Mr nnd Mrs.
(1 rover Norris.
Wilma IV an and Patsv i.nth
Johnson gave a weiner roast for
their school mates and t-acher.
Mrs. Lam on Friday.
Dr. and Mrs J. n Hutler sp- nt
Sunday in Oklahoma «'it>
Mr. and Mrs. J II Qrae- \
drove lo Oklahoma <'ily Friday
night and vlalted their children
Mr nnd Mrs. Miurie. (1 races
and Miss Nancy (Irac s, Miss
i flrac-y accompanied them honn
, fnr i week-end visit
t'loyd Linvllle, student it 4
S T. (V at Kdmnnd spent th
weekend with his parents, Mi
and Mrs A W. I ins ill-
Mr. and Mrs. llatry Slmmm
lug and daughter Hilda Lorrain-
of Mount Vernon, 111. arrived tin
latter part of tli week for
visit with relative1- they w.r«
tin sveek-end gu-sts of Mrs.
Mr and Mrs. Hill l'-rguson and
children.
Faul
F.stli: jr. ot Tulsa visile-:
rk-eml svilh his grand
Mr. and Mrs. H. F Rs
till
Martha Ellen Hyland, student
nurse nt Oklahom flencral hos-
pital in Oklahoma «'lty spont th
sveek-end svith li« r parents. Mr
-ml Mrs Tom Uyland
Mr
mil Mrs. J
list
and daughter Shirley
sett svero the gin sts
nesd^j of the former'
Mr. and Mrs. fl.org.
and Ids sister. Mr William Mur
ry
flood hu
if Pocas
W- .1
parents.
Ooodhu
Be Not
Deceived *
There is no Gasoline just as good as
CHAMPL1N PRESTO GASOLINE, you
will got more miles to the gallon, it will
run your Motor with Less effort, and
with Champlin Presto your Engine will
have more pep and power . . it will climb
the hills and pass others easier and quick-
er. Try a tank full to-day.
Then for safer lubrication insist on
only Champlin Motor Oils. They are re-
fined from only the best grades of Crude
and with the latest of Machinery. When
Champlin Motor Oils are used your mot-
or repair bills less.
Then again there is no tire to equal the
Corduroy Factory Fresh Tires. They are
only made from the finest of materials
. . with the most modern Machinery . . .
and are built oversize to give them more
toughness to resist breaks that so often
happens in the ordinary lines of tires.
Make your tire dollars last longer by
useing nothing but Corduroy.
If it is a battery, where can you buy a
better Battery than a Vesta? . . . That
cannot he done. Vesta batteries will start
your car quicker and last longer.
What Spark Plug is better than Cha-
mpions'? They are not made. Champ-
ions stands far in the lead of them all.
Now you get all of this fine merchan-
dise when you buy from any one of our
three stations in Crescent.
Graff Champlin Stations
GRAFF SERVICE STATION NO. 1
L W ^warv«H\. Operator
GRAFF SERVICE STATION NO 2
ChrU MrVInnr i>peraU r
GRAFF HARDWARE COMPANY
4'hA.< Graff — Jnctc* — John <~Mrnuuui>
COLLARS
How about Collars, Col-
lar Pads, Team Lines,
Bridles, Hame Straps and
other strap goods.
BtAirriF
YOUR WAIL
AMD
WOODWORK
M. Alva >3o!l i hnstuln of
Oklahoma City visited Sunday '
with h'-r parents, K< \ and Mr.- ;
Hallmark and with tior «ion Don- j
nl> Ohastaln
i-'.oyce Uyland "f Mount V.-, -1
non, lil.arrived Friday for sev-
eral days visit with h mother
Mrs Zola Hyland
Ml and Mr.s. Ora St, v ns and
sons and Miss W'vneina lte>-
nolds spent last week-end In
('handier vlslUnR friends.
ONE-COAT GLOSS
WALL PAINT
199* flU b*9\ paint W9 kn«w ol
r wxxDe to b washed frequently.
be need oti any Interior work
riMto eurtace. walU. wood
t, eto. Dvtee oT«rnlght. On*
el ttb fine point does the
atf two coats ot ordinary
Waft Pain*.
vi-
tal WALL PAINT
A Dm aaehabU ftnlnh that dilee
wMl m nflH he*n Can be u*ed
mm mf tfya walk - plHln
■ ml
Me*, brtck r.n ,
Beaatltu. ' "t t|t.
No. 1196
# Pronounced by
expert poultry-
men the most
efficient flock feeder ever devised
for pullets, hens and turkeys. Pays
for it -self in few weeks through feed
saving-. Turned flanges on trough
prevent billing out of feed, tluard
wires. apart, electrically spot
welded, prevent roosting. Absolute
ly sanitary.
Built of heavy 24-gauge gal-
vanized steel. Angle iron legs are
bolted to trough body. The 3" hard-
wood perch eft are adjustable. Sup-
plied in two lengths—5' and 8'. the
latter accommodating 100 hens. See
thia Oakes Feeder befoTe you buy.
It's built for your complete satis-
faction, _ and ^ priced. uio#i_r«u*on-
&
AKES Sanitized.
POU LTIIY
E QUIPMEN'
JOHNSON'S
(iL0-( ()A 1
1'i Pints 3C)c
Only
JOHNSON'S
1'7 Lbs.
Only
h
CHICK FOUNTS
Small Chick Founts
to screw on .Tars,
Tin '2 for 15c
Enamel . .2 for 15c
Glass 2 for 20c
Crockerv .2 for 15c
PISTON PRUNERS
. . are better niadi*
and are priced at . .
50c, 75c, SI.00, $1.75
•nrD.
"i.i. t
<* :
The Great Western
Cream Separator
625-Lb.
Size
$97.50
The Hummer Cream
SEPARATORS
225-lb. size $26.50
500-Lb. Size __$78.50
800-Lb. Size __$85.00
DISHES
2-Piece Fancy Set of
Dishes, onlv—
33.98
PLUMB HAMMERS
The Plumb Hamm-
mers are the finest
to be had at any price
$1.25 and $2.00
PYREX
Full size Pyrex Pif1
Plate, now onlv—
WAX
69c
3' 2 Gallon Hudson
Spraver. now onlv—
$3.40
GOLD SEAL
RUGS
9X12
$5.89
CRESCENT
RUGS
9X12 $4.49
SCREEN DOOR
Well made wite
Pine Screen Do-
ors, now priced
lower.
2-6X6-6 —$1.90
2-8X15-8 $1.95
Buy your screen
wire at new re-
duced prices.
K
THE LEADER
LAWN MOWER
A full size well
made ball bear-
ing Lawn mower
an unusual val-
ue at only—
$6.25
LAWN HOSE
In 50-ft lengths
with couplings,
now priced at—
$3.00, $3.75 and
$4.25
HOSE NOZLES
35c and 65c
LAWN
SPRINKLERS
35c, 85c, $1.00
GARDEN
PLOW
Garden cultiva-
tor with this lit-
tle plow gard-
ening is made
easier. We have
them at only—
$2.95
DAISEY
CHURNS
Are the best, we
have them at—
No. 20 ... SI.50
No. 40 ... S2.40
No. 60 ... S2.90
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Company
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Wilson, Herman O. The Crescent Times (Crescent, Okla.), Vol. 32, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 6, 1939, newspaper, April 6, 1939; Crescent, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc233355/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.