The Mangum Star And Southwest Eagle (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 21, 1918 Page: 5 of 10
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Bargains
Are always given to those who shop earty. Our new
goods are arriving daily, and regardless of shortage in
merchandise.
It will be to your advantage to come in, look over the stock, make your se-
lection, and we will make you the right prices, lay the goods back and you
don't have to pay till Xmas.
R.
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Jeweler
North Side Square
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our complete apprwal aad lador** —■ . ■ *
rn.nl Mr ha* hi. namr added to ear w l of If* ai through « « n*
J, H KafcrrWn of IU • iwil one, bat thla week. hjal. .
m*Jrd u a rh«xk and apologised lie - School "***7 *' "*, !} i
raua* I he mail* do not travel faaler Kid i.raumann of Granite mat* 4. with Id paplU enrolled. Ml«o U i
« it aould com. *w*' Him ami Iff. I* the kind of fallow thai help* lh- Millar. ***** '
*kall forever bo hiwwimi community grow and thrive. Ma will Mr*. Mwry Bandera and Mr* Viola
.hall forever l J oaorr. uT!L id by rend.a* the Mawmj Nippert railed .1 lha HurchfteM homr
If yau ere In doubi. Ml Your, Tml, Htor hereafter. , Moadajr^ ^ ^ w ,^k viMt#d
darIda . CMMr—* Toy IIroom* at Hlalock. tha F.I I.ha llratly homr Monday
W..t HolbJ^I and —-- fc UmTo7'"|."^^I
Banker of Brinkman realise. thai J. W. Kirhard^n of ^
there are other. beside. lha bank*, thank* for a kind financial vistt while Mother baW« Uolag nne j
and cam# in and loft u* a check for • In our rlty Saturday. Ho will barr L iw^eturaed from'
year, food rend In, Monday Ho lu* after be lumpier and wlsar. H* I* on Bjjjj Mra. JW ££<
ukrn ihr Star 9VM *in€* he liiiml our honor mil* thr Annual rotftrroc* of
how fin# a paper It li. " . ||^ || ^ (Thywh«
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Boat Butcher Kniv** only bOc at Bli
lock*.
* .. Frank Bntlar and family mad* a
Mr*. Claud* Smith become • paid , n , tHp ^ Brinkman Sunday aftar-
in advance *ub~rtb*r thl. weak, and
... ~ w* congratulate Claud* on having auch
W. M. Roark ha* r*tvrned from Lit- . " if
tie Rock where ho haa been helping ' " w""•
Uncle Sam hou** th* aoldiera, he will
now take care of all repair work to
A. H. Higgins of Reed route four
••— — — " made u* to rejoice becauae he haa
pleaaa tha paople in and around Man „nivi>iMi entertainment and good r*ad
gum.
""Lff* provided entertainment and good
23-lt.p. jBjr for hu family by the Stpr r
route.
Mr*. J. H. Doolen had aa her gue*t when you Kive „ party or entertain-
the pant week, Judge I). E. MaGae me„t of tny Undi i un johnny on the
and family, L. R. Muf.ee and Mia* | Your* Truly.
Well new* I* acarce. 1 will ring off
for thl* time.
Sammie Harper all of Quanah.
Mr*. George Curphey
home Wednesday altfr
in Norman with Rer
. I Ji M. Gilbraith of Je ter haa demon-,
rphey returned >trmU(d hig right to live in that loyal . dphvf.HnK aome furniture.
!r I u.a 2!1 and intelligent community by *ub*cr b | Kxk) Q'Connell from Wellington
irjiuaband, Gao. ing for SUr while in the City Sat-; jn wniow Friday.
- q^ii McAllister returned
WILLOW NBWS
(J. w. Jack*on wa* in Carter Tues-
day.
Miaaes Harvey, Swlnay and Stapp
apent Saturday night in Mangum.
C. A. McAllister shipped a car of
cattle to Oklahoma City Saturday
from Sayre.
Kugene Perrett wa* in Willow Mon-
Hot Chocolate
Hot Boullion
Fine Sandwiches
Srft#d Hijht'
GEYER'S
STORE
-The Fountain**
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iii ivviniau vvsmi mv. *.huww.m, — inir loi
Curphey. While in Norman she was a u_j_v
guest af Miss France* Clay.
L. „,1 T. A. McMinn of Jester has our con-
J. W. Lovett Says: "The Editor of —elation for calling at the beat
the Star feel* all puffed up this week bargain house in Mangum ad renew-
for the Literary Digest has an article ■ hjg 8ubg<;rjption Saturday.
on page 68, swiped from the Star, it!
wasn't the most interesting article in
the paper, for its not LOVETTS ad.
They are always interesting, you
ougnt to read them."
-T1— ..... to Man-
gum Sunday to enter school.
Jim and John Smith returned from
Wichita Fall* Sunday.
Elmer Hubbard and wife motored gefjption fOT
to Mangum Wednesday.
wife, Mrs. K. C. Cox ai
Mrs. Beaai* Kirktnbaugh, Will Bogaa.
and family I. M. Stimaon and family.
George and Walter Brown and faa^l-
iea, M. A. Spear* and wife, and Mao-
dame* B. C., Harold, aad B. C. Ond-
dell, Jr.
J. A. DeW*es of Dalhi, Okl*h—w
waa la Granita Saturday on ImatoMa
and ineidantly visited his brother, C.
B. DeWeea.
A. J. ENLOW. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
RBED, OK LA
Calls Answered Day or Night
GRANITE PAVEMENT PICKUPS.
Order a New Ford ( a ^ c>me op _
The Ford Mot., Comply -Wi-d JgjAS.*
under d.te of November ]8. 1918.| ^ B ^ |)<nrdovI ,0/d: Vice.
We will send away your sob-
Any Magazine
Any.Newspaper '
No charge and prompt ser-
! Mrs. G. P. Cherry of Grandfield be-i U8 under aaw oi inovernon jo, i io,i
Thk. j ssa ssrss 2/svsa 51 •tHHSfrCcS I w.««a***-
l-a-aasa-StSS. Headquartersf.rGreer
- ■ ■ j—"■—i — ! in Hm . i County
WANT ADS
7 : City on last Friday.
■ I WANTED: A girl for general house- Radiator Cement that stops the;
*! work, one who will appreciate a good I leaks at Blalocks.
11 home, address box 245 Mangum, OR- j
I! la. 23-2tp. Dr. A. J. Enlow,
Mrs. A. R. \Vilsop attended a State! SOOn( we refunded deposits and can-, in time. i touniy
meeting of leading workers of the L^Ued orders on hand and are inapo-; It is reported that Joel Vaughan,a j
Christian Church of Oklahoma at Ok- sjtjon to furnish you a New Ford out nephew of K. C. Cox, has been killed IH||p Hn2111011 TH Sukf
Fahoma City today. ! 0f our first shipment; provided ycu are! in action in France. | A Ilw IVNIKH III
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IN MANGUM WW. 22
L. A, McCollister, Dr. Ferguson, C.
H. Rutter and Dr. Horsley attended a
meeting of the stockholders of the
^ Midland Motor oCmpany at Oklahoma
K. W. Lanford was home a few days
this week. He reports the oil business
City,; in North Texas flourishing and in-
FOR RENT: Two rooms, can be used
for light housekeeping. Modern with
furnace heat. Phone 111. 22-tf
Registered Duroc Boar. One year
old and a dandy. Fine for any breeder.
Will sell him or trade for other hogs.
P. K. Richardson, Mangum 22-2t.
FARM FOR RENT: A good 160 acre
farm, 120 acres in cultivation, fair
improvements, 1 mile from Duke. See
E. B. Johnson, the Oil Man, head-
quarters with Mangum Milling Co. tf. G. Jones.
LOST: A tire rack and two casings off
car, probably between Mangum and
Ladessa. One casing 30x3 Riverside,
new, the other a retreaded casing. Re-
turn to Star office. Reward of $25.0.
23-tf.
MILK COWS FOR SALE
I have several head of extra good
milk cows for sale. Some of these will
give four gallons a day. Some have
young calves by side. All milking a
good quantity. Phone 2224 on 1200. J.
23-2p
7 Acres and dweljmg for sale, joins! WHEELER PAXTON
Mangum on east, will make a fine su- AUCTIONEER
burban home. This is a dandy propo-i
sition for cash. Would accept part | Years of Experience. A Home Man
cash. Phone or see Zack Pryse. 22 j Prlce Reasonable. Phone me at Jester,
Okla., or inquire at Star office for
dates. -16-tf.
Liquid Veneer, the best furniture
Polish, at Blalocks.
W. O. Finley, who lives in Man-
gum and is a mighty good plumber
with the Joe Harris Shop, left us cash
on subscription today.
Leon Brown writes us from Mon-
treal Canada that he is just arrang-
ing to go overseas. He will have an
important .official position on the ship.
Neverleak for Bicycle tires 25c at
Blalocks.
Oscar Given promptly renewed his
subscription which expired this week
Watch your label and we will all be
happy.
W. D. Black has been trading in oth-
er than mules lately. He sold $194
worth of turkeys last week and did
not raise a single one of them. He has
UI. of Kansas —,, llt A
Mo., has located at Reed for the prac- creasing each week,
tisc of medicine. Dr. Enlow comes well
recommended both by people of Kan-
sas City, and northwest Oklahoma
where he formerly practised. The good
vicinity of Reed is fortunate in secur-
ing Dr. Enlow at this time.
Charlie Carlson, who left Mangum,
a few weeks ago for war work at
Louisville Kentucky, died at the camp
at that place of Influenza last Fri-
day. His body is being shipped to
Mangum for burial.
Toilet Soap 5c at Blalocks.
Geo. Eddleman was in town Tuesday
on his way home to see his parents at
Blake. He has been stationed in the
Navy Training Camp at Great Lakes,
111. He expects to be transferred to
Harvard in a short time.
Machine Needles all lands at Blalocks
D. J. Haynes telephoned us Tuesday
that he had met with excellent coop-
eration and had raised the Quota for
Mountain Home, which is now a part
of the Consoidated No. 4.
R. J. (Jox was in the crowd of mon-
ey laden boys who left turkeys in
town Monday.
F. L. Ballard stopped us on the
street Monday and handed in two dol-
lars for thl United War Work Fund.
J. B. Kelsey was in the city Mon-
day. He brought up a big load of
poultry for the high market.
Claud Tinsley arrived Wednesday
night from Garland Texas for a visit
with relatives.
Why break your back peering into
a low oven? Get Cole's High Oven
Range. It makes your work easy.
FOR SALE: 11% acres well improv-
ed. Half in orchard. 1 mile of public
square, adjoining town. For sale on
easy terms. Call at Star office. 21-4
FOR SALE: Cheap on easy terms,
Eleven residences, prices range from
$500 to $2,500. No time to look after
. them is my reason for selling. Dr.
Border. 23-3t.
TO TRADE: for Liberty Bonds: Good
upright Piano. Box 92, Mangum. 23-1
STRAYED: From pasture near Gran-
ite, one light bay mare about 5 years
old, weight about 1000, star in fore-
head and one or two white feet, in-
clined to be a little roan around hips
and root of tail. Notify Louis Tittle.
28—
FOR SALE OR RENT: Nice four
room residence near High School.. In-
quire at Ford Garage, 23-1
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Ford car in
good condition, worth twice the price.
Ford Garage. 23-1
FOR SALE 50 gallon steel drums, at
Ford Garage. 23-1
FOR SALE: Car Seed Barley, W. F.
& N. W. Station. $2.25 per cwt. R. D.
Brownell, County Agent.
. LOST: Belt to gray overcoat. Return,
to Star office. Reward. 23-1
' than 55U.UU v.-ortn oi lurxeys. i , — — ~ ~rr
FIRST Class milk cows for sale. J., * 1 Good piano for sale or will trade foi «e °ld a wagon load of turiteys Mon j
G. Jones, phone 2224 on 12J0. 23-1 j Writing and school tablets only 5c Liberty Loan Bom's. Box 92, Mangum, 0,1 our good 25 cent market.
FOUND: An auto casing. Owner can|at B,ak>ck8- | , Hearnc~~~7n Wichita Falls I* you want to borrow money on
have same by de^togitand pajnng ^ ^ for on business lhL* v.eek. ^ " will pay yoo to *~me
for this notice. Wert Holland, First, of the Oklahoma before closing your loan. D. rf.Dial,
State Bank, Brinkman. Home Lumber Company is moving Hugh Vaughan marketed a large re^r of Mangum National Bank. 18-tf
G, E. Gamble was in Mangum with
a big load of chickens and turkeys
Monday. We will vojch for the pros-
perity of any farmer who has a olad
of poultry to sell occasionally.
C. M. Bryan who lives just east of
town reports having his flock of 30
fine turkeys stolen one night recently.
We envy the fellow who has an appe-
tite for so much Thanksgiving.
P. C. Saunders was in the City Mon-
day with about the Biggest load of
turkeys we have seen. They brought
him $170.25. He says they represent a
very large profit.
B. E. Douglass of the Jester coun-
try of sunshine and prosperity was
down Monday and left a few turkeys
and carried away quite a roll.
——— *
J. H. Anglin of Brinkman was in
the City Monday with a big 180 load
of turkeys. He sold them to Johnson
Produce Company for 25 cents a
pound. Mr. Anglin says$ they did not
eat much feed because it could -not be
found. But that they ate enough grass
hoppers to have destroyed half the
crops in his neighborhood.
Haye you seen the new shop ?
What New Shop?
The new Barber Shop.
Whose new Shop?
Why, Muse A McCollum's.
Where is it?
South Side Square, HobbB building,
Nicest place you ever saw.
sition w iuminn « — •
of our first shipment; provided you are in action in trance.
not too late in placing your order. Ex Marshal Hines' family have the
J. E. THOMPSON, Ford Dealer, "flu" this week. They are not serious
- j however. ,
PLAINVIEW NEWS j C. E. Hill of Camp Funston and for-
j mer editor of tho Granite Enterprise
We are having some pretty weather | j8 spending the week with hi* family,
this week. f Heskell Pruitt of Reed and prin-
Mrs. Ferguson's mother, Mrs. Scott; cipal of Union School number three
is visiting her and will leave soon for
Colorado, where she will make her
future home.
E. O. Hill, died at Pampa, Texas,
Sunday night of Pneumonia and Span-
ish Influenza. The remains were
brought back and buried at Plainview
cemetery Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
Hill had lived here until last spring.
He has many relatives here and we
sympathize with each and every one.
J. S. Mattix and family, Mrs. Young
and Mrs. Elliot were Mangum visitors
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brock visited at
the J. R. Rogers home.
Mr .and Mrs. Hugh Poole and Mr.
and Mrs. George Nippert have moved
to Burkburnett to work in the oil
fields for a short time.
Our school is in progress. Miss Chaf-
fin and Miss Venable are teaching.
Miss Massey will take Miss Venable's
place when she has thoroughly re-
CipiU "A WIIIWH *- W.vwa ....... -"
was here last week in the interest of
the United War Work Campaign.
Consolidated number four is driving
a new $3500 school truck.
"Sooner" Maxfield is spending a fur
lough with his parents.
Mrs. I. M. Stimson is visiting her
daughter Mrs. D. D. Daugherty at
Fort Sill, and son Carl C. Stimson of
Camp Doniphan. He was recently
moved there from Camp Bowie, with
the 17th Trench mortar artillery.
The anticipation of the trip to Law-
ton, to see the artillery and aviation
parade there last Saturday has caused
excitement for everyone for the past
week. Every body's car in this country
was made ready from a Ford to a
Packard twelve. Five o'clock a. m. was
the general starting hour, and eleven
the hour of arrival. The people who
went were George Briggs and family,
Deputy Warden Everett and wife,
Jonas Ford and wife, B. S. Parton and
The doctor who cured so
many people in Kansas and
Oklahoma thepast 20 years,
will be at the Eureopean Ho-
tel
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from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. One
day every four weeks. , ^
Any persons who have ail-
ments o r infirmities that
have baffled the skill of the
family physician, are invited
to call.
Ask for proof of cures ef-
fected. Examination free.
Come Eafiy
Alarm Clocks at Blalocks.
Now is tbe Time to Get Your New
JH. G. Carter, one of the thrifty far-
mers of south of Mangum was in the
not raise a single one oi mem. ne na.t Alice Dobson of Granite has our' city Saturday and sold a nice load of
been buying the under weight turkeys j thanks for a subscription while in 25 ce*14 turkeys.
and feeding them up to weight out at, Mangum Saturday. , ,.c „ ,r/ltY, . .
his mule barns. It is said to not be | * J H Meadows came up from his
a money losing undertaking. I j. a. George of Mangum has our good farm Saturday Mid left Mrs.
• thanks and congratulations for a <lol- ^ah^ut SM 00
B. BranhaW is among the list of fel- j jar and a half spent for the most amounted to about 150.00.
lows who have proven their tendencies iauJabie purpose on earth. The Man- . _ . ^ . ...
toward thrift this week. He sold more ^ SUr ' A- P" Overstreet raises something
than $50.00 worth of turkeys. | ^ bf«des. ^ sto?k .watermelons.
Separator
LOST: A Urge oil funnel recently on back to Mangum, and will be occu- ]oa() 0f poultry here Monday,
the streets of Mangum. Finder leave pying his old position after December
... _. «... a 1 i n —J II mAtM Kara iritk his a*v_
Uie swrcw wa h«h|uiii. r/—b "7 ' . ... , .
at Clay Hall's Garage for reward. 1 1st and will move here with his ex-
- 11 a. r ;i.. in a mm /ah- ilavc
FOR SALE: Good cream separator,
wiU sell cheap. Mrs. A. Z. Smith,
Phone 360. 23-1L
Lots of good Coal, Headed Maire
and brick for sale by Mangum Press I
Brick Co. 21-* '
WHITE LEGHORN COCKERELS
I have aome very fine White Leghorn
Miss Audie Melton returned Wed-
Extra heavy stove drums and stove ™
cedent family in a very few days. pjp«, kepi m rtrck and made to order, fnewla in Oklahoma City aad with her
JoTHarris Plumbing Shop, Mangum. «*ter. la Cushing.
23-tf.
criirnv iamiiy in a v^a
CMCHESTER SPILLS
ttAMONO mjS\\
With butter prices soaring no cream producer can afford to go another
month without a New De Laval Cream Separator.
This is true whether you have no separator, or an inferior or half worn-out
machine, or even an old style De Laval. In cold weather your waste of butter
-fat is relatively greater, either withgravity skimming or a poor separator;
and at present priees for cream a DeLaval would very soon pay for itself o
tit of its own savmgs.
Order your DeLaval now and let it begin saving cream for you right away.
Remember that a De Laval may be bought for cash or on such liberal terms as
to save its own cost.
Ford Garage
_______ the plaee to get
MUs Ola Wicker ha* our thanks for
a subscription to the Mangum Star EnglBe
and the Daily Star Telegram. Gloves, Etc. Etc. Z3-3t.
E. C. Pax ton of Jester came ia Mo
I have aome very fine White Lertom _ jmmT - .. f
cockerels for sale. D. O. Givens, Man-
gum Route 1. -tf. gZZJTluZ ^
Lost: a kit of automobile tooU.
.rSa^fs *£££; SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST1
3S EVERYWHERE SSii
1STOVK POLISH <**> ^ purchased .one School
/ OalcK-Ean dEB rants for his Lhstrict aad made
Young Bros. & Guthrie
calling and election -are with the I
If ymm nash* cigarettes we will far-,
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