Hollis Tribune (Hollis, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, February 17, 1911 Page: 7 of 10
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A PLACE FOR BARGAINS
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We ha^e bought the L1NDSEY-T0LS0N stock of Hard-
ware at a great'bargain and are in a position to make you some
of the best figures on goods in our line that you ever saw.
We handle four standard kinds of wagons,
Peter Schulller, Moline, Burr Oak and Clinton
Also handle the
Popular Velie and Regal Buggies
Have the CHARTER OAK STOVES
The Best in the World
A full line of Buggy and Wagon Harness and Good Leather Collars
of all sizes
Just received a splendid line of Heaters,
The I lot Blast a Specialty
You Will Save Money by Seeing us Before You Buy
FREE SUBSCRIPTIONS
GIVEN TO DAILY
! Commencing Saturday morn-
ing we will give away ten sub-
scriptions of six months each to
a daily newspaper to the first
persons asking for the same,
provided that the persons asking
for the safrie be paid up subscrib-
ers to Tribune for one year from
date of asking us for t he daily,
and that at least five of the per-
sons asking must be rural route
patrons.
The paper that we will thus
make frea to our subscribers is
the Daily Oklahoma Democrat,
published at Altus. It is a good,
readable publication, containing
laetst news, stories and articles
of interest on various subjects.
The publisher, wishin ;to extend
the limits of his circulation has
. ;,de it possible for us to make
his liberal offer to our readers.
We congratulate our fortunate
ten readers on the privilage of
securing free of charge this
newsy daily.
GIN MFN VISIT HOLLIS.
A. G. Miller andC. M. Francis,
hi the Williams and Miller gin
people, were here several days
t his week prospecting for a loca-
tion.
They reported to the Tribune
that they were more than favor-
ably impressed with our town and
country and we may expect to
hear more from them.
The headquarters of this com-
pany is Elk City and they have
a large string of gins.
HOLLIS GETS RELIEF
TO ORGANIZE YEOMAN LODGF.
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At The LINDSEY-TOLSON Stand
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gfj W. S. CROSS, Pres.
m J. D. PENINGTON, C, .1.
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. forward
March!
W. C. PENDERGRAFT, Vice Pres. ;
L. W. McGLOTHLIN, Asst. Cash. ; |
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Still
only held
but practic
with all compe
that the public
lost sight of
qu i rement s
bank sound
principles
we grow ana
there is good reason
for our steady and satisfactory
growth. The fact that we have not
Grow with a
growing, pro-
g r e s s i v e
bank; start
an account
today.
our business,
ally doubled it
tition, indicates
mind has not
the essential re-
that make a
and safe. The
of conser-
Joseph South, District Manager
of the Brotherhood of American
Yeomen, accompanied by J. W.
Pevey and B. D' Melton, is in
Hollis for the purpose of organ-
izing a Homestead of that frat-
ernity. They are in the work
actively and report a great suc-
cess, having just completed the
organizing of a Homes Lead at
Granite with 60 members,
ianother at Willow with 80 mem-
bers and still another at Brink-
man with G5 members. At
Mangum last Friday night they
added ?2.
Mgr. South confidently expects
to have a membership here in a
short time of 100, for the Fra-
ternity is well known here. The
Yeoman as an order is a fine
proposition, issuing a policy
covering accidentals, total disa-
bility and death. It also admits
both sexes on an equal footing.
Any one interested should
see Mgr. South and have the
workings of the Society explain-
ed. The writer is a member of
the order and can truthfully say
many things in favor of it.
Before Hollis' citizens could
take their case charging the
Wichita Falls lines with exorbi-
tancy in freight rates before the
Corporation Commission, the
railroad took the matter up and
adjusted the rate, so that Hollis
freight will be handled on the
name rate basis as Altus ship-
ments now are. The new sched-
ule goes into efect today.
This move will relieve the citi-
zens of Hollis and other western
towns on the line of consider-
aMe trouble and expense which
(hey suffered under the former
unequal tariff.
This concession on the part of
railroad people displays the fears
of the corporation commission
rather than their inclination to
TEXAS BUSINESS MAN VISITS
HOLLIS.
S. J. Pierce, a business man of
Goree, Texas, has lately been
here on a prospecting tour. He
is mighty well pleased with our
town, same as we are, and is in
the market for a business lot on
which he will build a brick or
concrete business house.
He went away Moriday hut
promised to be back again.
Can fit you on a deal for city
property in any part of the city.
Hollis Realty Company.
I Plain sewing, washing and
housework done by Mrs. Susie
Yates. One block north of the
Baptist church.
Appreciate an All-Night place
by eating at the Bon Ton.
Hounshell & Sons for corn ai d
corn chops at lowest prices, Best
grades of nut and lump coal.
TRADE! TRADE!! TRADE!!!
Well drill to trade; $700 worth
of work on hand. Would trade
for horses or would take in a
partner with good team. Address
W. M. Guthrie, Route 1. Hollis.
be fair, else they should never
have taxed the unreasonable
rate. —Eldorado Courier.
Announcement!
ART SALESLADY VISITS HOLLIS.
valive banking that have governed our
development in the past will
shape our fu-
ture pol-
icy.
THE
HOLLIS
STATE
BANK
Miss Daisy McAtee, of Okla-
homa City, was in Hollis Friday
and Saturday representing the
Brightwright supply house of
Kansas City. Their specialty is
a fine line of calendars and Miss
McAtee made heavy sales on this
trip. She has been here before
and has placed many of the
beautiful calendars given away
by the liberal business men of
Hollis last year.
Miss McAtee won the free trip
to Europe last year which was
given by the daily Oklahoman.
On the trip through Germany she
visited the great manufactories
where a large portion of the
world's beautiful art calendars
are made.
A. R. SALVIA
First class boot anc
SHOEMAKER
Repairing neatly done.
One door east of livery barn J flj
We have opened a land and
loan office in the Grove's
National Bank Building where
we will be pleased to have you
come and get acquainted. We
will appreciate a share of your
business and will try to make
it to your advantage to have
you do business with us. We
have offices at Quanah and
Amarillo, Texas and can fix
you up on any deal in these lo-
calities. We have had the ex-
perience and can get the results.
Give us a list of your farm,
ranch or city property and we
will convince you of our ability
to sell dirt.
PRIDDY & CO.
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: FOR GOOD COAL, RIGHT PRICES,
I prompt service and courteous treatment, come to our place. We have a large wagon yard
*- with the best of facilities for caring lor your stock, also good camping houses for yourself.
* Plenty of water for everybody. Put up with us when you come to town. We appreciate
* your business. Just north of the postoffice.
H'ENDRICK AND INGRAM
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Williams, Harry Hampton. Hollis Tribune (Hollis, Okla.), Vol. 1, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, February 17, 1911, newspaper, February 17, 1911; Hollis, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc233826/m1/7/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed July 10, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.