The Tyrone Observer. (Tyrone, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 13, 1922 Page: 2 of 8
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A fong fiTne ago frotto be insured was excuaaWe,
_jf but (he umnaurad property owner who suffers
Iom today gel* scant sympathy and why ahould
he? He doe not deserve it.
Your confidence ia not misplaced if you are
J « imawd in our companies. They hold you aafe.
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WRAY & CO.
axmST REVIVAL
The interest ia the lUvival k«bi to
heavy r«l mark om your ^ ,«creesiaf and the crowds increasing.
Vr *r J 4 Moodajr *A,cb 27 Busiseea m«n« prsyer meeting is helj
I v u® dairy for the day and each morning al 10 ©clock at the diff
add s dialled aeeouat of the ghen- OTCCt bui.MU bouses Ail men ara m
--t -" to ba relate Foot pacislly urged to be witb asat thisbour
r. e U to your copies of Washing Womens prayer meetings art bald aacb
Tea's Far*well Address the writ- afteraooo ia the homes Services aacb
tng* (jZ Joan Hay. Sena'or foar aad afteraooo at 3 and at f at night. Coma
ilsoa
March ST. «be
Hoa
Johnson Joseph I.
4 Robert M. La Follette
voted to ratify a treaty'
The bitter-ender* came to tbe bit-
ter end These tbraa took the
chaHftfOd drank the Jiggtr of
pois^* frimaactncly. but quiekly.
Ua it said for thoae who do not ap-
preciate tbe sacrifice of these g*n-
that tbe annals of politics
* contain no more diataateful acta
|:..agtne. if you can, Claopatra In
aaaured of good mualc aad aa excellent
aermon,
Lmeraon aiagle row liaUraat bargain
pneee. Two wheel at 16ft 00 Four
wbeel $60.00 while tbey laat.
Thoa. W. Gaw,
Liberal. ksna
SERVICE FOR EASTET SUNDAY
AT METHODIST CHURCH 11AM
Voluntary — Serenade - Schubert
Song by choir-Life and Light Forever
Song-Choir-Roll the Stone Away
Prayer aad Scripture Reading
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ja nunnery. J Ham Lewla In blu« Offertory-Song Without Words. Tach
} Iftiim. Queen VletorU at a petting giko1F,ky
j ar > . Wayae B. Wheeler drinking Duet Mr, N(I ftnd M„ Biker ..H#
bontl#c whUkey. Abelard aeparaud Did Not Die la Vaia.
from Helotae. Charlea E. Hughe* Sermon.
faardleaa. Dr Mary Walker wearing Song Choir - The King Of the Agea
dreaaea or William Randolph Hearst There will be no aervice at night oa
pla>ii£ cribbage with King George account of Revival meeting at tbe Bap.
ugd fou have an adequate realita- tiat church.
bf what It meana for Senators
Johnson, France and La Follette to For Sale-Two young teatna of
vole for anything that everybody'a mares, one weighing 2400 pounds the
tor. especially If that anything U other 800U pounda. Will sell cheap.-
Vance Cappa. three miles south and
alx eaat of Tyrone. 42tf
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a treaty. ,
In extenuation of their act. It
may be said that the treaty was,
! that superfluous baggage which
providea that the Japanese home
land la exempted from the field <
' of the Four-Power treaty.
On the other hand, did thoae
other buccaneen, Meaara. Borah and
i Watson, succumb? The senator from
Idaho waa mlsalng at roll-call. He
had probably taken a atroll along
tbe Potomac In deep meditation
I upon the flame-snorting orge. For- j
' elgn Intercourse. As for the wild
iu of the Senate, running true to
form, he sat grumpily in the senate
chamber and refused to answer his
name —From the Louisville Courier
Journal
aUBTLK COMPLIMENT.
•Why did yoo put that algn over
your desk. This Is my busy day? "
"It makee a good Impreaaloo," an-
swered Senator Sorghum, "when an
Influential constituent calls."
"But It might give offense."
"Not at al). It adda to a visitor's
•en*' of Importance wLen I give him
a cigar and tall blm 1 want a long
that with him.'"
Edith Story in The Golden Hope
/lit i i iu
A Powerful Drama of Desert Gold and the West
ia xlioial wra<
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iledl oIH
la 1919 there were 141.lSi
la 1920 there were 400,001.
Immigration sank to the low ebb st
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April 19-20
a }alo3«d3 baJioean -iuiav la
aaaiodT .hanoqsdJ yv. Iatx qs
Vera Gordon
IN
rfrav
loJime ««9auu4
The Greatest Love
-•nsllob 0 1 *9lv .Was ic^ it) bio'')
A more powerful and stronger picture
than that of HUMORESQUE in she also
starred.
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Immigration ntmuat doubled
vied lately after the Civil war
SOME SMILES :
_ i
It seams to have been changed J
to "Oo south young caahler, go «
south I
f
Well, anyhow, the under dog ,
usually gets what be wants—
sympathy.
- Half s loaf Is batter than
none," ssys the man with a oue-
week vacation.
An optimist la the fellow who
believes all he aeea in the seed
catalogues.
in these days of millions of
motorcars, people take life easy
—and often.
The best scenery to the aver
age tourist Is the hand of the
-po< doamer.
| tnjrtlrMlon* are you might as
i well try to sell Ice next winter
[ ;i« ron! ilii" summer.
•polled His Ussfulneaa
"Hon. T. J. Twobble doesn't seem In-
terested In the ordinary affairs of
Ufe."
"A great mlafortune overtook him."
"A private sorrow?"
"No, a public one. About ten years
ago hs was mentioned for the preal
dcncy and ever aluce ha haa worn the
air of a man who haa served two
terms In tha White House and doean't
know what to do with Uoisail,"—
Birmingham Age-Herald
Buying Material. «r
"Tou got aome drawings?"
"Tea."
"Wbat'a the other feller got?"
"Poetry." aald the other faller.
"Well, It'a this way. boys." said tbe
magazine man4 "I gotta have aome-
thlng to wedge the prose articles
apart. I don't care whet it Is. Tou
two toss for it."—Louisville Courier-
Journal.
IN OTHER CITIES
bank which 'ends
In Case of Emergency
When you want a thing in a hurry
get it.
M ixist-
upon,-
continued business.
If every person in this community were
to use the stores only for emergencies
there would soon be no more places
to satisfy those urgent needs.
You should do your part towards keep-
< {oqakbusinare oli^e-and -m a con-
hk stant state of bSttenrentiy. doin^o//
your trading at
home. It will be pro-
fitable to you as well
as to the entire com-
munity.
AT HOME
T'Tk hH* a
radium to h- s:'l'ais.
London hn n flourishing golf club
eoui|>o < <1 exclusively of Hi tresses.
The movement for university exten
alon work started In PhlladeJphla lo
IMO
tli.-in 1.700 locomotives w r«
tbe PhUadelpbla district Ic
i i a. —
--'ib* oak fre* at Chl«*o. Cul.. rovers at
SfXtJof ground and can shelter 1.00
W-
The grent dome of St Tsui's cuthe
dral. London, is supported on eigh'
otfifergronnd piers.
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tonden brldce. Kntrlsnd. cost $10.
0,000. Is POO feet long and 54 feet
wide, with 100.000 persons passing
ever It every 24 bourn
Thirty or forty years sgo vlsltori
to New Tork used to climb to the top
of the Trinity church tower to see
the city, which lsy at tbelr feet.
SAFEST WAY, TOO
gha—Why Is It that you navsf
mention your anesa*.ors?
He—Because I believe In letting
fcy-gones be by-flonaa
The Changing Tlmea
What la home without a mothert
Dad i aa mad aa fury!
Hot a thing to eat at home—
Motiier'e on tho jury'.
The aplrlt of Submlealon.
"Charley, dear," said youn« Mr*
Torklna, "hadn't we better keep a lit-
tle money and Jewelry in the hall?"
"I thought you *ere afraid of bur-
glars?"
"I am. If one ahould break In and
find no valuables, be might be terribly
Irritated.''
Looka So, Indeed.
"Wall, my dear?"
"The cook has Issued sn ultimatum."
"What about r
"She says every time ahe has an
afternoon off our car la In the repair
shop and It's beginning to look to her
like a put-up Job."—Birmingham Age-
Herald.
Baseballs and Gloves at J. W. Dennis
& Son.
A 20-inch self-feeder for small chicks
at 40c each. Palmer A Kraft.
Cloth eollara with leather backs
|1 60 each J.W. Dennis 6 Son.
at
MISS WESTON
The W&Kmwi Toilet Geo* SperirfK
Will Give you a Free Massage
in Your Own Home
By Appointment
CareM itteataa la ygar skia will iuarc tW attredivttMi mi
ckara tkat ertry voaia crates.
TO NEGLECT YOUR SUN IS TO FOtFUT IH KAUTY
W« ka?e cafagd Miu Westoa, tke well kaava Taid |«a4 ipiciaftir.
far tke wctk af April 17 to call aa a aaakr •f Mies is Tyrgte aach i j
It fire free nissafe aad iaAviiaal kelp advice n tie tkia.
Tku u ExceptMoal Opptrtuiity fer Oae Week My
Step iate tke itere, write ar pkon as. Well 4* tke rest Oaier
itiad Miss Weston massage aad aArice are free.
Miss Westoa will alsa be glad ta talk to any Waaaa's Oak a Tyrtae
Free af Ckarte.
R. T. BROWN
COFFEE
We have been successful in secur-
ing the agency for tjie Celebrated
HILL'S BROS.' COFFEE of San
Francisco.
This is one of the finest coffees that
can be produced and all we ask is
a trial order. Put up in one or two
pound vacuum sealed tins at
50c
per pound
J. D. SIMS & SON
Primary Law Flouted.
Adam (aternly)—Alwaya keep In
mind, woman, that my word la law In
the garden.
Eve (aweetly)—It'a one thing to
make a law, old dear, and quite an-
other thing to enforce it.—Buffalo £x<
preaa
Evan Profane.
Mrs. Kawler—I understand one can
learn different langusgea from the
phonograph.
Mrs. Wagg—Well, atnee our neigh-
bors got theirs. 1 know my husband
has used language I never beard blm
use before.—Boston Transcript
Bridget Scores.
Mistress (helping to prepare dinner)
—It'a an old aaylng. Bridget, that too
many cooks spoil the broth. What do
you think?
Bridget—Snre. ma'am, there'a noth-
ing to worry about. There'a only ana
cook here—_geft°u Transcript.
SATURDAY
Special
BROWN BEAUTY EATING
Potatoes
$1.25 per bushel
Bollinger Merc. Co.
The Store of Service
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