The Haileyville Signal (Haileyville, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, September 7, 1917 Page: 4 of 4
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1917
Fall Opening
You are cordially invited to attend
our Fall Opening Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday,'Friday, Saturday, Sep-
tember 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th.
You will find on display I lie largest collection
of Pattern Hats from the leading designers <>f
this country, anil a most comprehensive show-
in); of Suits, Coats, Dresses. Skirts, Furs, W aists,
Corsets and Lingerie.
Shoes for Ladies, Mjsses & Children
Railroad fare refunded to all out of town patrons
Grand Leader
McAlester, ... - Oklahoma
Do not fail to attend
t
Madam
Be glad that the season is ap-
proaching when the farm, the
garden, the orchard and the
Great American hen and cow will
living for you.
Don't Sigh
All their work, however, will
cnunt for little unless you ti., •
When You
your part by using ice.
.Say
"1 11 have to
Be Taking
ICE
Rejoice and
Be Glad
Yes, rejoice that this ice man
and this growing season are
coming hand in hand to make
life more pleasant and less ex-
pensive for you. We are wait-
ing your call.
Southern Ice &
Soon"
Utilities Co.
Phone 92
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The Haileyville Signal f-0fjg thoughts of youth 'famous ship is preserved
1'uklUlwd lly
H. WILSON KlHiKl-I-
ADVUHTISIMI ItATKs
i'rof«Hsli>tial cants, *1 per montli
*l<) on yt-arlj contract wliun paid
quarterly tuadvaiirn
Display ads., 50 cents an Ineli per I
inimtli (if 4 weeks; to cents ftn three
weeks, OJliU for two weeks, JO cents
for one wet k fur eucli Ineli ofoilunin.
Local or reading noticescents per
I lie «ach issue.
"KorfllKii" advertisers are run u I red I
to pa> |n advalieu regardless of
references or commercial rating.
Only paper In railroad division and
mining town of over 'J4U0 popnlatlno
and lias blt(Uest elrculatloli III tills
town of any paper on earth,and pv,>h-
ahl.v larger t han all other papers coin
1)1 lied
Entered nsm'oiml ('Ihsh mull nuitrr ti'
tin; poMlollli'i' hi Halley vllle. Oklaliom'w
JnniiHry 17, HMO. ninler Hie Ael of l't.:i
12reHN of MhivIi SI, 1 sir.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 7, 1917.
Patriotism of the Day Not Measured Vessel on Which Amundsen Sailed
by Brass Band or Throwing of Through the Northwest Passage
Banner to the Breere. LieB on Shore Near Golden Gate.
ITS SORT.
"The part she has in ^e moving
picture plnv tits the little ^irl actress ,
like a glove.''
"Yes; so to apeak, like a kid
glove."
FITTED KOR IT.
"Though Kniily is not in society,
she is a duck of a girl."
"Then it's a wonder she is not
tu the swim."
DISCRIMINATING PRAISE.
He—I ncvah oat lobstahs, Miss
Gwace.
She—I thould think you'd fflel
like a cannibal if you did.
There is a depth t.o the "tide of
thought" at the present dav which
is, as Tennyson expresses it, "a tide
too full for •sound or loam." And
as Longfellow wrote, "the thoughts
pf youth are long, long thoughts."
1'lie patriotism of this day is not
measured by the brass baud or bun-
combe, or simply throwing the ban-
ner to the breeze, says a writer in
Association Men. If there be music
it is the deep, lull-throated music ol
the soul, and if the banner is being
tiling to the breeze it is being flung
in the spirit of sacrifice.
Here is a typical American boy ol
seventeen, Hearing high school com-
mencement and nt the commence-
ment of life. Onfrouted with the
present crisis, this hoy has thought
his way through. It was but a few
weeks ago he said to his mother: "I
have not yet reached a conclusion
Imt I am thinking." A fortnight
later, with a firmness that represent-
ed the spirit of the day in thousand*
of hoys' lives and uncounted multi-
tudes of boys' souls, he said : "Moth-
er, I have made op my mind: 1 do
not believe that God wants me to
throw my life away. I think he wants
ine to care for you (his mother was a
widow), but if the time comes when
it is necessary for me to go to the
war 1 am ready. And if,I am shot,
that is the sacrifice 1 ant willing to
make." Whatever hesitation the
mother had when her son told her
this, the only tiling she could do and
did do was to take him to her heart,
with all the pride of an American
mot her.
% LITERALLY.
"So they wanted to draft you?
Did they succeed?"
"No, sir. 1 came out flat-footed
against it."
The ship Cijoa, in which the vali-
int Norwegian explorer, Itaold
\mundsen, made his famous trip
lirough the Northwest passage, (lis-
Covering this new route, no longer
•ides the waves in quest of new and
.tovel corners of the earth. She has
become u monument to her own and
her commander's great achievement,
and now lies, caged in an iron fence,
as though she were a beast, on the
shores of San Francisco bay, over-
looking Golden Gate.
The Gjoa has been preserved just
J as she was when Amundsen mmle bis
memorable journey in her. She is a
j (small sloo^-rigged vessel, hut thor-
I oughly seaworthy in the hands of
I hardy, trained sailors. She carries
I a "crow's nest," or lookout station,
| high up on her lofty mainmast. This
| was used us a lookout point on the
trip through the passage.
The Gjoa, though now beached
for good, has an appropriate setting
for a ship hailing from a Scandi-
navian country. Immediately behind
the vessel stands not a Dutch, but
an American, windmill of the Dutch
type of construction. It is one of a
group used to pump water on the
beach near Golden Gate, and which
give the shoreline, viewed from in-
coming ships, the appearance of a
"Little Holland." The famous old
ship is now at its last anchorage.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
"Do you claim any permanent cure
at this health resort?"
"Oh. yvs: we've got the same man-
icure we alwavs had."
Campbell Bros. Show
Will Give Two Performances In
HAILEYVILLE SEPTEMBER 14TH
Prof. Door Roberts, with a lady military band, gives
a band conccrt before each performance.
Beautiful ladies doing statuary posing. And Ara-
bian horses doing statuary posing. High school horses,
educated ponin dogs andmonkcys.
Doors Open At One and Eight P. M.
Announcement.
Fall Fabrics
& Models for Men's
Made to-Measure
Tailoring
;irc here awaiting the in-
spection of those discern-
ing Clothes buyers who
appreciate the importance
of Fabric Quality, Style
Smartness and price econ-
omy.
The newest designs will be
found here distinctive
and much superior to the
common or garden variety.
S20, S2S: SCO or SJ5
secures the unusual
J. B. LANDRETH
HAILEYVILLE. OKLAHOMA
You will find it
in CERVA. the new,
non .intoxicating
beverage.
Hops! That's it.
See how familiar
that taste is—how
snappy, wholesome
and refreshing.
Try a bottle.
^" INTOXICATING
louis
Look For The Label
This picture shows
what it's like. Remem-
ber it. Then you will
know when you are
getting the genuine
GRIFFIN GR0CER1
For Guaranteed
PLUMBING. HI AND SHEET
METAL WORK
SEE
H. LINDSAY
Business Phone 122 Residence Phone |49
The World's Best Bevera9®
At all places where
good dri n ks are sold
c0«tints 10 fl.01
BEEF IN BRITAIN.
Since the war began beef has ri eii
in price 112 per cent, eggs 78 per
cent, fish 138 per cent and milk ouly
62 per cent, according to a report
just published by the special war
committee on the production and
distribution of milk of Great Brit-
ain, of which Mi#j. Waldorf Astor,
M. I'., is chairman.
The committee says it is bound to
take cognizance of the fact that, be-
fore the war, the imports of milk
products, including butter, cheese,
margarine, condensed milk, etc., into
the United Kingdom had been in-
creasing year by year, rising to a
total value in l!)lt of some £38,-
000,000.'
BUT CROSS.
Patience—Hasn't she a Red Cross
dog?
Patrice—Well, 1 shouldn't say it
was red exactly.
A. H. KEIL
LAWYER
OlHce Citv Hall,
Hailcvvillc. Okl«.
W. P. HAILEY, w L).
Office phone No. HS
Residence phone N'o i>
Or Haileyville Drug Co phone St1
Geo. L. nonsoN. i). i). s.
t). | Oftiice - 120
1 h,,nps: } Residence lU'2
Haileyville, - Oklahoma
A JUICY STEAK
or a steaming roast, tender, del-
icately flavored and rich with
nutriment depends not so much
upon the skill of the chef or the
attractive service, but on the
QUALITY OF THE MEAT.
We invite you to order where
quality, good service ard prompt
delivery are paramount.
UNION
MEAT MARKET
1IME TABLE NO. 12
PITTSBURG COUNTY RAIL
WAY COMPANY
OARS LEAVE HAILEYVILLE AS FOLLOWS
EAST KOI Ml
A. M P M.
6.48 3.02
7.53 4.32
#.02 7.02
11 33 0.32
10v50
\\ EST KOI'NO
A.M. P.M.
5.56
7.04
S.10
iO 40
1.10
3.4H
ti. 10
8.411
9.55
11.W
Hooks ri.nUiuini! 10O Five cent Cou-
pons ou siiW- t al'. station*
Which Shall It Be
This Summer?
Colorado
California
The Creat Lakes
The Atlantic
Coast
o
■
Make your plans early. Liter-
ature full of good suggestions
free on request.
VIA
FAY THOMPSON. D. V. A.
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA.
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The Haileyville Signal (Haileyville, Okla.), Vol. 8, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, September 7, 1917, newspaper, September 7, 1917; Haileyville, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc270349/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.