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THE GUYMON HERALD
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1921.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
MtnlMii la (hie ealaM fie *er
No ad arrrple* far lra Ikaa Itf.
WANTED-
good investment for the future, shoes and hose were on her feet, a A real Reo Truck, fir t class shape,
PIT \ I II 1C PATUPVTC This statement, however, must be freshly laundred linen skirt and blue for sale or trade at a bargain. See
r 11AL HAS rAlIIVWra corMhtioned> jf the country should >'"*? with * nar7,°!l 1 John shePerd- one mile e*tt *nd one
County Chapter Executive Committee | The new Speedway hoapital '.t become very dry for a few years, the maidJ" minded' us ' of the i *°«th 01 Gar- -
the I Chicago, the ten million dollar g.f: advance may not come during that pretty blue and white daisies that mi-i i--.i.nmi|n
RED CROSS NOTES NEW SPEEDWAY HOS-
An adjourned meeting of the Texas [
-Midrfie a* <i woman to do American Red Cross, was held in
fto the government of Edward Hines
general housework. Write Mrt. Ralph rhaDUr Cros* Office, Tuesday, I "
* Shattuck. Guymon. Oklahoma. Rout. P £th wrth ^ ^ GuyIBOn who built it a. a memorial to his .on.
Lt. Edward Hines, Jr. who died
July
WANTED—M n or worn*p. to take or- branch represented F • o-.nniefl todav bv five «•
<ler* imoi; fr . - and neighbors for Minutes of the previous meeting franre- 18 occupied t jita\ Dy
full
the genuine guaranteed hosiery. . u.. ,
line for men. women and children, were read and approved. .
Eliminate* rfarntn*. We pay Tit an Mj?g Kottkamp-, report for June the institution
hour spare time. or ISt.OO a week for
fu'l time. Experience 'irnr" a«j-y. WM rea<j anJ accepted
soldiers, the first patients to enter
The five disabled war
veterans were moved to the great ir-
W<Ite International Stocking
Norrletown. Ta.
>1111*.
13t1«
FOR HALE OR TRADE.
F*">R SALE r>K TRAT.K—A *oo<1 Mr-
ond hand piarui for aalr or trade for
ear See Royal Clay comb. J5tf
FV.R SAI.E OR TRADE—Threahlnir
machine and tractor, (rood shape.
KLtNOCICK BROS
ti ti Optima. Okla.
FOR SALE—One fire room house with
sleeping porch, across itreet from the
Hl*h School: One four room houae with
rarage, barn, corral, and othSr build-
Inra, flret atreet weat of Main street;
Alao one bualneaa lot on Main atreet.
Mtf. ELI.EN JOHNSON.
The following bills were presented 8tit"tion with iU «* ot
dors yesterday and as nast as rooms
and wards are completed other dis-
and allowed:
Miss Kottkamp, salary, 1150.00.
Miss Kottkamp, supplies, $.81.
Triangle Drug Co., supplies, $4 06.
Wanser Drug Co., supplies, $2.50.
Comley Lumber Co., lumber for box
for scales, $1.00.
A. D. Hopkins, gas, $5.50, repairs,
50c.
period. However, we are of the bloom along the road side in early
a..#-. i. .,««Jrt. ,r.
of a reason for this country bunning h!jfhway. We turn with rapture from
up than is there for the country a the high heels, ear puffs, red paint and
few hundred miles farther east, al- sophisticated manner of the average
though the government statistics give K>rl .of today to this vision of genuine
abled soldiers will be moved from
government hospitals there.
WILL DRILL NEAR
HUGOTON AT ONCE
FOR BALE—Four room houae with
blork of irround, fine well and wind-
mill and pump enirine, two hundred
bbl. tank water piped to houae and
Kroun.ls, out buildings. fenced, near
school F«-e O. A. HART. Mtf.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—A Real Reo
Truck, first rlaaa ahape, at a bargain.
See John Sheperd, one mile eaat and
one aouth of Guymon. tttf
The oil well that was to have been
, drilled east of Liberal, is, for the pres-
Mrs. Joe Dean, parcel post to New >t ,eMt , thjnjr of the ^ and
York, $1.26, copy paper 50c. th# outfit h token to # loct.
City National Bank, car license,$8.63 ^ fouj. mj,eg eagt ftnd lhr^ >nd ,
S. W. Division, text books, $33.00. ^ mi]ps Mrt)| of Hugoton. in Stev-
Total, $207.75. ens county, where a location has been
Time was occupied in discussion. m>de by £ c w#rfe) , well-known
No further business was transacted reolo|figt formerly of Lib«raD
owing to the small number present. The Uft ^ ^ driM by ^ H
MRS. JOE DEAN, Edgerly and associates. The timbers
Secretary. for the arfl >,au|ed to the
the greater average rainfall further
east, as is well known.
Among the Alfalfa people who
have purchased land in this country,
some of whom have located out there,
are the following: Dan Holmes,
Lemon Bruner, Mrs. Watkins, Mr.
Winchester, C. A. Patterson, Pete
Stein, George Lambert, A. H. Burr,
Mrs. A. H. Burr, Dr. Rhodes Dr. Lile
and A. R. Carpenter, Dave Beltz,
Adam Beltz, L. 0. Strong, Mr. Shep-
pard, Mr. Brown, W. E. Grossman,
Dock Salee, John McDonald and E. E.
Cark.—S. T. Timmons in Cherokee
Republican.
unadorned, unassuming sweet sixteen
and wish that there were more of her.
—Clipping.
FOR SALE—A Six
monthly payment*.
21tf
Room House
TOM BUTLER
on
FARM FOR SALE—Improved M arre
farm four mllea from town. A rood
■took and *ra!n farm Will (fiye terms.
Ixtulae Lone, owner. Optima. Oklahoma.
Mt4p
i ltrd Cross Nurse Report for July 1921
Visits made in Guymon, 24.
Visits made in Goodwell, 18.
Visits made in Texhoma, 17.
Visits made in Tyrone, 4.
Total visits made in County, 63.
FOR SALB—Caae Threahlnir Michine
?« x 50 In. A No. 1 ahape. Has blower
and extension feeder 1.orated 4 miles
Eaat and S South of Huauton, Kaa.
H. 8 CARPENTER. Hu*oton, Kaa. l«t
FOR SALE OR TRADE— Fordaon Trar-
tor and Avery S«-jMrator to aell or trade.
Apply to C. K Wllmeth. A bargah^
FOR BALE OR TRADE- Farm Marhlr-
ery for live stock of any kind. See Tom
Crowley. 1* mile* aouth of Ouymon.
Poatoffire Guymon. Okla.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Almost Nei
Blg-4 Sharpie* Cream Separator. Wll
trade for «ood cow.
14tf. R. O KELLER.
FOR SALE—One white reRlatered Hol-
ateln Bull See F. HINER DALE.
IStf
FOR SALE—Two good one-row Ha-
ter*. Will sell on term* with good
note*. R. O. KELLER.
141 f
location and Mr. Edgerly has gone
to Wichita to ship the machinery and
casing and employ the rig builders
Several thousand of leases have
been thrown into this block and Mr.
Edgerly says drilling will begin just
Three classes finished in Home Hy- goon ag\he ready
giene; two at Goodwell College, one at
Guymon.
Two classes in Hygiene organized;
one at Guymon, one at Texhoma.
Two talks given; one at Goodwell,
one at Texhoma.
Five consultations with physicians;
four at Texhoma, one at Guymon.
Seven formulas taught; two at Guy-
mon, two at Tyrone, two at Texhoma,
one at Goodwell.
KATHERINE L. KOTTKAMP. R. N.
A clinic will be held in Guymon at
the Red Croaa rooms, Saturday, Aug-
ust 20.
FOR SALE—A few extra «ood jouni
registered Hereford cow* and heifers.
IStf HENRY C. HITCH.
FUR RENT.
FOR RENT—Room*
tlsht housekeeping
Newport.
MEAT SHORTAGE IN
UNITED STATES
FOR RENT
keeping See Mr*
school.
The number of cattle for each 100
persons in the United States today is
*nea ior one-thinl ,eM th,n 1900, the *heep
""a" m>r supply is reduced nearly two-thirds.
. while the number of hogs is" fully 41
Rooms for light house-1 per cent smaller now than then,
XI II - V '
and Nineteenth Btreet!Tneir^hlKh 1 according to the figures compiled from
",,p the federal census reports.
The exact location is section 29-32-
3 Stevens county, and, according to
Mr. Warfel, the geological structure
i« excellent. Mr. Edgerly and those
associated with him. have been work-
A TWISTER WEST OF
THAT TOWN FRIDAY
Last Friday evening a twister,1
which was almost a cyclone hit the
neighborhood about eight or ten
miles west of Liberal, doing great
damage to the property and land.
Bill Hall, Al Thompson, E. C. Wal-
den and other farmers in this neigh-
borhood met a heavy loss by the
storm. One farmer's barn was wreck-
ed so badly that it can hardly be re-
paired. Roofs of buildings were tal;-
"i off. Out buildings of the smaller
type were completely blown down.
The financial loss to the farmers can
50 Joed cigarettes
forJOc from
one sack of
GENUINE
"BULL"
DURHAM
TOBACCO
xn.
We Are Equipped
to do all classes of welding, au-
to, magneto and generator re-
pairing, battery charging and
repairing.
We especially solicit your
welding and magneto work.
KNOX & SON
South Side Garage
itniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiim ^au:uuut
Gasoline Concrete
Mixer
I am prepared to put la side-
walk* and foundations for aay
size buildings on short notice.
My new machine Is a wonderwal
Improvement over the old way.
Cement Tllln*. Cement Brleka,
Cement Blocks and Concrete
work of all ktnds on haat
Figure with me on your cement
bulldlnrs.
AU Work OssisitMd
K. J. BRANT
Phone «S, Guymon. Oklahoma.
► KENT—Two furnUhed rooms for
housekeeping. I'hone 2JO or 174.
This
stock i
'alarming shortage" in lhrs-
puch as to furnish a meet
imARn ANI> Rr« M—Term* re*w .,ir.n!v onlv sbout half great for
able. Call on Mrs. Massey, 111 North II 1 ' ■ . ,
for nin
North Q
Place
MIS4 EI.I.ASKOI S.
WANT Whlt«
raner or Whit<
flevat'le leatd
k 4 *:i
th
L rei
I tf
sy
>• for la-
and Z A M X prim, o.tk
t>e t. don't forget the
Shoe Shop Shackelford's
22tf
HEMSTlTCHlN'i;—If yt
work arid quick *er*l
hemetlt'hlT r to Velma
Hook, r Straight work
lug tic.
IAKK* I V
■STRAY Kl>—A bay mare i
about ISM lbs. with fistula <
ahoulder Finder please take
notify W. A Martin. OaymoA.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
rsr.nt J. ROSE Flsee I.. r«rt1.e
Home Studio, lit North J Street.
Rhone ! 4.
h person in the counfry as form
erly. It is said thst "th* decline dur-
ing recent months in prices to pro-
ducers is so utterly unjustified as to
constitute the gravest economic crime
ever perpetrated upon the fanners
of America."*
— Other figures were given to show
yttt that 20 per cent fewer pounds of meat
J •« were exported during the present
lltf fiscal year than during the previous
~ year, while imports totaled 175,*
HOO.OOO of fresh meats, or nearly four
'ither times as much as two or three years
ago More than half of the United
States.
Herbert Myrick, compiler of the re-
in g hsrd on this proposition and have nardly be estimated a* on several oc-
a nice block of ncreage to work on.— ■ ssions at different locations the twis-
Liberal Democrat. ter ruined small garden crops. It is
I understood that E. C. Waldon's water-
DOWN 1200 FEET melon crop was entirely ruined.
AT SEWARD WELL The blow was followed by a heavy
rain which drenched the entire sec-
The work on the Seward County tion of the country. Rain also fell
Oil and Gas Company's well north of i heavily to the southwest of town that
the city, was somewhat delayed this night.—Liberal News.
week owing to the fact that the cas-
ing parted allowing about three hun-
dred feet to fall to the bottom of the
hole.
To remedy that it was necessary to
haul up the casing and reconnect the
pieces. This was done and again the
work is progressing nicely. The
drillers are under-reaming at the pres-
ent and will soon be in position to re-
sume drilling.
The formation entered the latter
part of last week proved to be shallow.
This fact, along with several other I
good signs make* everyone connected I
with the work feel very optomistip
as to the final outcome.—Liberal
News.
Money back without queition
if HUNT'S OUASANTKED
SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES
, i Hunt'* Stlte and Soep '.iei! in
the treatment of Itch, Kciema,
RI nfwo rm,T etter or otherltch-
ing *ktn di*eeeee. Try thti
tieatmect at eur ntk.
DuRoee Drug Store
A BEAUTIFUL GIRL
The prettiest girl we have had the
pleasure of looking at for a long, long
time passed our door today. A simple
unadorned hat shaded her smiling face ;
upon which sweet sixteen was indeli-
t.ly stamped. Her brown hair was tied j
at the back of her neck with a big bow
of blue ribbon, below which natural
curls fell over her shoulders. White I ]
BARBER SHOP
U-R-Next
Shave 20c.
Hair cut 40c.
One door south of Dodge Garage
LET US REPAIR 'EM
Shoes
Harness
Saddles
CLAY HUGHES SHOE PHRLOR
122 West Broadway
West of Texas County Bank
I—I
WESTERN COUNTRY
HAS BEEN DOING WELL
up and
ITtf
Accompanied by Dr. Lile, the writer
made an auto trip through many of
the western counties of the state, and
espe- ially was Texas county vi«ited.
And he *sw some wheat. More wheat
than he ever aaw before. The Guy-
mon country has been very fortunate
with their rainfall during the past
few years and has been producing
worlds of wheat, running from 20 to
a* high as 40 bushels to the arre. and
ports, rhsrged that the L. 8. Depart- of just litersllv one
ment of Agriculture for years have ^ oth<ir ,t lookp „ jf T(UI
over estimate i the number of sheep >)one fouM M ^ worl<L
and .wine and thst the department's Tt>xjkj| county ,jM MpM.U1]r lwT,t.
estimate for January. 1*20. was in (| g(>od if no, UtUf. th>n thf ,mnd
House ,.rror less than 2* per cent, as ho Mid around cherokee. It is a sandy loam
' that the census found only M.W^.OOO fo|> ^ ^ ^ ^ wheat
JAS. r. Hlt ii* Attereey-st t •*, ^r]1 ,,mn«red to the government* . ,l „inr.
latham Building. Cuymon. t.>hla. ' i snort, therefore not taking tne
....Trr—rr; e.timste nf 4a,«00.000. moisture. The land is more r less
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offic# in oilton Building, « ro« from Thf cwiui reveal• l4,wu,uuu \ r^jn an<] the trope thtt MVf bten
Court House ftwtT hor, th-n (fnvernment esti- pr,«)ured out there sro far above the
KAMI MSM1IV i..eoe,-at is* nf. , having found only 69,000.000 Tak ntr t a! ' ■ we
fir#- tifor tilt fftrmtrt ind Mtrrhmii , .
funii. Hooker. iikUhoma. or iv per rent Itnn tnun I believe the land U worth morr than
Bronte a. ANoeaer aM °'r <hT«rtmenf* estlmste of 72.000-
• aeelter at l«w, Prsctlce In all |)00 The stead) decline in the num
rotit
Bunk bul
OujrmeA.
ai.it'M t . siHiimtMii, Attorney. ,.f nearly 18 per cent In the number
I'hone It Offlre in Kennedy Hulid-
r. him i
I%le Rill
I'hone Ml
ATTtiKSirTS.
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All Our Used Cars Must Be Moved
to make room for shipments of new cars soon to
arrive. They will be sold at prices that will force
them to move. Come and see.
a ti.i.44 *
i heinff asked for It, and will prove
utlVing' * offieer>plans'Na'«! ber of cattle since the census was ff
n. tthiahoma | mfcftt i« emphasised by the decrease i
ing. flrst door weat of Uihan Build-
ing. Owymen, Okla.
Law Iktfftee ml N. I NOWSLKT, Rooms
14-11. 1 .atham building
Dh. I. M. I Iieaiut. I t ones;
Offie* It: Re.M.nre. *J Plrst Ma-
tional Bank building. Uuyinen, Uhla
ON. At.lt r r, HATKS. Destlet. office
at reMdence Phone I##, fluyman.
Ohlahafna
Pll%slt'l IS* AND «l m. «>s*
n M UVW s II. Rooms I a*4 •
Pleat National Mark building Office
■jhane No :« reaidence phone Na.
lea, Ouymen. ohlahoma
IHL
slaughered during th* past eleven and
a half months.
The moral is put your grain inta
food pmlucing animals.—Ki.
HON. JOHN TEMPLE
GRAVES TO BE HERE
One of the best loved Americans
i* John Temple Graves. His reputa-
tion as an orator Is Internal nal.
He has a command of the English
language that is most remarkable.
In the paat twenty year* h* has num-
h. I aNu«T*N. rb e etaa aes -red a* his frWnd* the greatest men
_ sa. 1 i.aerei prarti.a offiee la 0f the Nation In both great parties
Praitk I' llood i*«« St era Phaaaa , . ... ,
—offtea. No i Keeidenre. Na Hi As a newspaper man he handled for
Osyaas. Oklaliiaa ______ vears twelve newspapers of national
"~7 e r t. Masweil. the *re. ear. aaa* . r< ulsti<>n and reached twenty mil-
and ihroat epe«lailat af Amarllla. Tes. _
will make regular visits ta Ouymon Hon reanrrs <1*
•Mr* e.rh moMh. on Monday, Tueeday Ketipath llorncr t'hautauiiuas
and Wednesday Any*ne desiring bis ' ' . . e .
•ereiee* may a'r.M* for the same hav* been estremely fortunate In get-
l r tjing.l.." or N JUj-l Nest .i-, 1 0,|« aaae Only
and every f«
{( ujll ting Colonel (iraves this y*ar
• e*k thereafter 1 tut March he appeared befor* the
I have the agency for the Townsend v "* Arit °t
Tractor. J. L WSMLSB, ^ T' IU1^'
_ . _ . t'ongroasman of lllin*ia sums his
lltf T. h— torl*«*l u|> (n „ wt#r
A full supply af binder twin* ta <> "• hlm "• l"
stock at th* Jordan Motor A Oil Cam- • charm
]2tf nt. eenvlnrtnf
r*'v
Acetylene Welding!
Ex-Railroaders
We weld anything from a
knitting needle to a locomotive
fram*.
Car frames welded withoal
removing body.
Cog wheels made new b
welding broken rogs and t>uil«>
ing up worn places. Boilert
patched.
Most all broken parti of
far ^implements can be mada
good as new.
Experience—Three years In
Railroad Shops. Hsve weldail
under Government Inspection.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
SMITH & WILLIAM
Now Permanently Located
Three Heart Norsk of City <>araf*
in
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THE
CITY GARAGE
L. W. BOOTH. Prop.
Agency for
Buick, Hudson and Essex Cars, Exide Batteries,
Kelly-Springfield and Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires.
nttt:: nn: i iiiiiiiiiiignntammat
Musical critics pre-
fer The Brunswick.
IT is always a certain friond, an enthusi-
astic one, we find, who hears the Bruns-
wick and then compares it.
The ear is quick to appreciate its superior
tone. The eye is quick to note its finer cabi-
net work. And the mind is quick to reason
out why Brunswick is a final-type instru-
ment in every way.
The Brunswick Method of Reproduction
has brought new standards in the phono-
graphic art—better tone, truer tone. Tones
hitherto lost are now ever-present.
Every hearer is convinced. That is the
reason for the great popularity— that ac-
counts for The Brunswick winning such
headway in a field where limits were sup-
|>osed to have been reached.
Since The,Brunswick came, they all say
"Plays all records." But just you find out
how thev do it and then investigate the
Brunswick wav.
B. F. Garst Music Co
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