The Crowder City Guardian (Crowder, Oklahoma), Vol. 8, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, June 20, 1913 Page: 4 of 8
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And the hottest and hardest work day in the week for the ladies is ironing day. Ironing
can be made cool, pleasant and easy by the use of an electric iron. We are agents for
Mot Point Electric
The best, cheapest and most efficient iron on the market. Always ready, economical, labor saving, clean and
cool. Call at Lighting Co's. office and place your order. Regular price $4.50 for next 30 days we will make
a special price of per iron order
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Guardian Lighting & Industrial Co
The Crowder City Guardian
Published Every Friday Morning
By The Guardian Publishing Company
A. E. BARROW, Editor
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Kntorod n* s votul-cln*s matter December If. lUOftut the |m*t-oftUe at Crowder, )
Oklahoma, under the \ctof ConjftvM* of March it, IH7W.
Crowder A Year Ago.
One Hank.
Two dry goods anil general
merchandise store.
Ono meat market and ttroccr).
One bakery and grocery.
One exclusive grocery.
One exclusive hardware and
furniture store.
One drug store.
Four hotels.
Two restaurants.
i < >ne barber shop and (tool hall.
< >ne exclusive barber shop.
' <>ne lumber gard.
One Livery Stable,
t)ne blacksmith shop.
< hie IS. 1 'ostoftice.
Two railroads and three box
cars for dejwts,
()ne telephone exchange. .
<hie physician.
One dentist.
Two lawyer.
Branch county court.
Three real estate offices.
Three nice church buildings.
< hie story, K room stone high
school building.
Two cotton gins.
< Me newspa]>er.
Crowder Today
Add to the alxive the following
an idea of our
fast growing little town as she
stands Unlay.
One drug store.
One electric light plant.
t hie "milling plant.
One moving picture show.
*7,."«(*> union depot.
()ne,V) f(K)t, 1' story, re-inforc-
ed concrete building.
One .">0 foot, 1 story, rock and
brick front business building.
< hie blacksmith shop.
Three new residences, averag
| ing *l,r«(X) each.
Nearly two miles of concrete i
sidewaiks.
<)ne physician.
t hie real estate office.
The hog is voted in the pen.
With this showing who has I
For Constipation
and Torpid Liver
Stop taklaf Oalomsl—H«r 'S a
live* Nnudy I tut'I gtnlli, mt SBi
•or*. G«l a box today
Hot Springs
Liver Buttons
from Hot Spring*, Ark., ar« sural?
flap to toiif op U> liver, drivs the
poiCT* from the bowels ud msie
ft**l splendid—is cents
Tree imrK Liver Buttons and t ooklet
a'>oiU the famous Hot Si>r nf« Rbenmatum
Vc c4> aod hu; S.iriDga • -l Kecac>lir at
CITY DRUG STORE
COULONT LIVE LONG
NO WONDER, tNflEEO.
the temerity to stand up and say
that Crowder is not progressing -
And the end is not yet. Watch
us throug to the end of this good
year '18—we will me think-
tnake the knocker "go way back
and sit down."
t
"Plusem Harde, the pugilist, la a*.
' tcctshingly successful."
'No wonder; bis private secretary
ti an ei-cotloge professor."
Wilson—«Jgby Mf fee eoultet live
•HO— I C«*m UMt u about right
Stie la wortt tnr a
Metering.
"Why are we stoppl^gT" a*k 4 the
nervous woman
"To pump up a tire." replied btr
husband.
"You would probably to wel! to
change your chauffeur I an afraid
you have gotten bold «t owe at these
freah-alr
Would isolate the Itl-Tempered.
A well-known doctor says: "Worry,
111 temper, fault finding. crossness, d
taction are all forms of mental die-
ease. They are also contagious. The
la* compels those having contagioui
physical disease lo isolate themselves.
Why should the law be mors lenient
to thoae who, with lowering brow, sul-
len aspect, nagging or caustic speech
profjuie or poison the moral atmos-
phere and disseminate the germs of
eviir
Kiih> ladies nnd tfents watches. i„k.,
bracelets, and jewelry of ever.v it«-
scription, law curtains, rujfa, house
futnishinjrs rifles, moving' picture
muchmes, skates, printing' presses
fountain liens. in fact everything
can in ink of ,vou can iff! alisolutely
our Iviiutiful fhiic\
I ti raw n nml >Htm striped liaiulker-
chiefs at Ilk- each. Tlu \ s,-U i-apldlv
i' <' ii^< nfrallv Ik>sold in every house
don t >,.ml us any monev, hut writo
us to s, nd you a lot of handk. ix-hiefs
to sell, lhat wlien sold vou will „.,,d
lis III,, money and jret the |iivmuiui
- ';>•'«'d. SelHnir handkeivh. ifs
> ntitli's you to vour choice of an . le-
-ii';w ilcii, i jfold laid rniL's. la,-,,
cm nans, etc. Write us to-day, «-e
trust _y iin and take l>ack the food« if
vou iitniiot sell them.
INOLA, to, cntCAGO, ILL
adv.
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Barrow, A. E. The Crowder City Guardian (Crowder, Oklahoma), Vol. 8, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, June 20, 1913, newspaper, June 20, 1913; Crowder, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc274469/m1/4/?q=Quinton: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.