The Guymon Herald. (Guymon, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 23, 1914 Page: 6 of 8
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April 25 to May 2
IT IS OI R PI EASCRE TO ANNOUNCE THAT ON THE ABOVE HATES WE WILL PRESENT FOR YOUR APPROV-
AL THE GREATEST COI.I.EC TION OF MEN S TROUSERS FOR SPRING T&AT VE HAVE EVERSHO N
THESE ARE THE FAMOUS MAItX MAKE TROUSERS. THhl ARE KNOWN ALL OVER AMERICA. ,1A
PATTERNS ARE EXCLUSIVE THE FIT AND STYLE CANNOT BE SURPASSED AND THE WORKMANSHIP HAS FOR
YEARS BEEN RECOGNIZED AS THE BEST OBTAINABLE.
First the Marx & Haas Clothing Company of St. Louis,
who make this famous brand of trousers have a special pat-
ented device UBed to notch the doth so that the tailors In Ber-
ing the seams can match each leg perfectly and avoid any
chance of making mistakei. This assures a perfect bang to
the trousers.
Second, the Inside linings always match the fabric both
in color and design. It's just a small matter but will serve
to show the carefulness of the house In even these little details.
Third all stripes are matched so that they absolutely fol-
low the crease both back and front, an art that requires expert
tailoring. If the stripes don't follow the crease the trouser Is
not perfect. Note this point when you como In to look at
MARX-MADE Trousers.
Other articles In furnishings, too, are here awaiting your Inspection,
the money have been handsomely rewarded. The lines we are showing are
Fourth, the buttons won't come off-beMVM.^he^aSd
Is secured with thirty-two separate and distinct ■an
then the ends aje tied underneath in a double knot. There are
no loose threads and the buttons stay on thP„P inch
Firth,MARX-MADE Trousers are made with a three incu
turn-up—this guarantees a perfect drop over the shoe and
materialy helps the hang of the trouser.
Sixth,And then In addition to all this Jrou will And the
"VVunder Waist-Band" on every pair of .MARX"^^®
ers. This patented device, which Is found on no other tro
er, holds the belt in Its proper place. It does awaywlthun-
sightly torn belt loops. It makes the trouser « P«rtwtl> at
the hip, a most desirable feature. Many men who in the part
have found it inconvenient to wear belts will find great satis-
faction in the "VVunder Waist-Band."
We feel that our efforts this season to present the newest and best for
in themselves the best evidence of how well we have succeeded.
ft
Come in and see us
S. D. Safranko, Prop.
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THE MODEL ..
Guymon,
Okla.
j
Onion Sets
Garden Seeds
Seed Potatoes
We are stocked up on these needs of the gardeners of Texas
county. Planting time will soon be here. Why not get the sup-
ply you need now, while the seed can be gotten!
STAR MERCANTILE COMPANY
Everything Good
to Eat
Guymon,
Okla.
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NO MATTER WHAT YOU NEED IN
.. FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES ..
We handle it. We make It a point to carry the best of everything
—sell It reasonably and try to please. Remember, we have a meat
market In connection and delBrer goods to all parts of the town.
0. V. ALEXANDER
First Door South
of Herald Office
MAIN STREET
GUYMON s :
FRISCO
o. S. Reed was In Guymon Satur- -
day.
Evert Ritter was In Guymon Sat-
urday.
R. P. Betty went to Guymon Sat-
urday.
Thomas Lewis was in Guymon Sat-
urday.
Mr. Deakin was a Guymon visitor
Saturday.
Bayless Earle has been farming
the last week.
John Mansfield was In the county
|seat Saturday.
Mrs. Hutchison has been on the
sick list again.
! Mrs. S. A. Ritter has nearly 400
little chickens.
Mr. Stonebraker has 450 head of
cattle on the Frisco.
A. W. Erwln was a caller at Guy-
mon one day last week.
The Mussman children are still
busy cutting soap weeds.
Z. J. Fairbanks was In Guymon
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mrs. Mansfield called on Mrs. A.
W. Erwln one day last week.
Mrs. S. A. Ritter and daughter,
Viola, were trading In Guymon Sat-
urday.
Mr .and rMs. 0. S. Reed spent
Stops Falling Hair
Hall's Hair Renewer certainly stops
falling hair. No doubt about it what-
ever. You will surely be satisfied.
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' I. L. ENNIS Town pr°Perty for Sale
Sunday visiting A. W. Erwln and
family.
Miss Mabel Reed Is spending a few
days with her Grandma, Mrs. Z. J.
Fairbanks.
Elmer Walls and another boy,
from Goodwell, were calling on Fris-
co Sunday.
Clyde Erwln and Lewis Mansfield
attended the ball game on the south
flats Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Z. J. Fairbanks, Miss Mabel
Reed and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Betty
and family spent Sunday visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Mansfield and family.
Ennis Loan and Realty Co.
GUYMON, OKLAHOMA
BARGAINS IN OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS FARMS AND RANCHES
OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVESTMENT UNEQUALLED
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IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR FARM OR TOWN PROPERTY,
LIST IT WITH ME NOW
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Tack it
Up
so that you may remember that
we carry a full and complete
line of building materials, such
as lath and plaster, lltne, brick,
and cement, and only of the
best qualities. We also carry
everything else, such as Bash,
doors, blinds, sewer and drain
pipe, and our prices are moder-
ate, considering the qualllty of
our goods.
THE STAR LUMBER COMPANY
W. D. YOUTSLER, Mgr.
GUYMON, OKLA.
Fix Up the
Fences ..
before your stock gets out or
somebody's else gets in. We
have all the materials and tools
right here. Barbed, twisted
and plain wire; staples, stretch-
ers, hammers, post hole diggers.
All of a standard make and th«
beat In their line. Just like all
our nardware.
Where Will Ycu
Spend Your
Summer Vacation?
The mountains, the woods,
the seashore, all offer the
maximum in outdoor life.
Colorado and the Rockies fill
every reTiiirtmcnt there are
also Yellowstone Park and
Pacific Coast, if one 1ms lime
for a more extended tour.
North and east arc the woods
and lakes of Iowa, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan,
offering for enjoyment every
phase of outdoor life.
Further east are the Great
Lakes, St. Lawrence River
and Atlantic Sea Loast.
Iavj Farts will bt in tfftct daily oil
summer via thi R <k Island Lints.
Finest modern all-steel equipment
Let mn help you plan
• delightful outing
RICE
J. W. Hake left for Arkansas the
first of the week.
Dr. Beaman and wife visited Car-
rol Beaman Sunday.
Sunday school was organized at
North Fork Sunday.
Frank Sewell and wife were call-
ing in the Rice neighborhood Sunday.
Geo. Thompson returned home
from Goodwell Saturday, where he
has been attending the P. A. I.
The people of Baker highly appre-
ciated the sermon by Rev. Grlder
Sunday night. He will preach again
j next Sunday night.
I There was no school at Baker
Thursday and Friday, as the teacher,
j Leroy Hunt, held the county exam-
, inatlon at White Hall.
j Carroll Beaman and family had
quite a scare Monday morning when
I they discovered their house was on
I fire. It had caught In the roof and
j burned quite a large place, but they
(succeeded in extinguishing It before
It got much headway.
The City National Bank of Guymon
Guymon, Oklahoma
United States Postal Savings Depository.
Ample resources to take good care of our patrons.
Accounts solicited.
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POLAND CHINA H1XJS FOR SALE
I have a number of good, pure-
bred Poland China boars, bows or
pigs for sale. Have some good
brood bowb which will farrow In
May. Have 35 head from which you
may select. See me 4 miles north
and 1J miles west of Guymon.
6tf ROLIN E. WHITNEY.
THE JOE BUSH _
Wagon and Feed
Yard
South of Jackson Brothers
RILLEY .1
Register No. 11^0*2
Bred by John R. King, Mt.
Hamel, Iowa. Sired by Stock-
port Albert 7727. Dam Royal
Fancy 10431, bv Royal Rover
9060. Second dam, Rockport
Beauty 8078 by Fancy Tim
5754.
Will make the season of
1914 at my feed yard In Guy-
mon.
Clean and convenient bunk house.
Everything kept up in first clasB or-
der.
Make this feed yard your regular
stopping place In Guymon, and we
will make it advantageous to you.
Headquarters of
THE CITY DAIRY
F. M. Phillips, Proprietor
MATHEWS HARDWARE CO.
TIME TABLE
>VOSt
If you are needing any horse or
jack bills, let the Hersld office print
them for you. We have a number of
good, large cuts and can please you.
Work done promptly and correctly.
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GUYMON •
OKLA
.12:13 am
2:55 p. m.
.. 6:46 a. m
„v. - 1:51 a. m
No. 84 local, east 11:10 p. m
No. 85 local, west 10:IS ®,
Nos. 3 and 4 do not stop.
D. P. BISSELL, Agent.
THERE ARE ALWAYS TWO
PARTS OF THE COST OF A PAINT
JOB TO THINK OF: ONE, FIRST
COST; THE OTHER, HOW LONG IT
LASTS.
Painters hold that a paint that
.vears three years Is a good paint;
they usually advise re-paintlng in
three years.
Devoe I^ad-and-Zinc Paint more
often lasts six than three; sometimes
ten, twelve; or more.
Its the way It's made and what It's
made of that does It. Get Devoe here.
KI WANSER & HAMILTON, Agts.
LOOK! LOOK! RE HI RE TO SEE
BLACK PRINCE
REHIRE YOU BREED
Black Prince Is a black Percheron Stallion, 6 years old, weighs
1,760 pounds; has a large, flat bone, good action, good disposition
and is a sure foal getter.
He Is considered one of the best all-purpose stallions In the
state. He has several prize-winning colts. His breeding papers
may be seen at the barn.
TERM'S:—$10 to Insure colt to stand and suck. $5 for single
service, or $7.50 for season.
This horse will make the season of 1914 on the Edgar Mans-
flield homestead. I mile west and 3 Vfc miles south of Guymon; 6
miles east and 1J north of Goodwell.
I solicit all your barren mares, that only bring colts every oth-
er year. I make a specialty of treating Bterlle mares.
ROUTE 4
R. G. KELLER, Manager
GUYMON, OKLAHOMA
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Zimmerman, Warren. The Guymon Herald. (Guymon, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 23, 1914, newspaper, April 23, 1914; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc273385/m1/6/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.