The Mangum Star. (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1910 Page: 4 of 8
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At Famous One Price Store
Where "A Boy Can Buy as Cheap as a Man"
2^/?/ ffiec/i Values
JJhe bargain TJree io in Jull ffitoom,
READY FOR YOUR PICKING -
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Now comes the time when we re-adjust stocks in preparation for the Summer season The occasion brings^ you^nany ex-
ceptional values in seasonable merchandise, for new goods are due .or arrival and room must be made for their coming.
Early Spring Lines, Odds and Ends, Brok€n Lots, and
Legging Surpluses are Giving Quick Selling Impetus. We Prosper by the fewer of Lowered Prices
Throughout tlie store in every department will be found articles you need that may be ^'ad to profit by
in this announcement—a visit to the store will reveal many more economies that you win oe giau u>
White Lawn, 40 inches wide
per yard
Figured and Striped Lawn, in all
color, worth 20c, our price only
A good white lawn
for
12 l-2c Gingham,
now
Percale, sold everywhere at 12 12
only
Just Received by express the most complete
line of Ladies Neckwear ever shown in our city See
them before buying
12 1 2c Bleaching
now
These Items Indicate the Downward Trend
20c
10c
5c
$3.00
9c
9c
9c
15-25c
$1.75
$2.25
See our Wash Belts
Our price
Our Vacation Oxfords for ladies in all TfC
sizes, now wlalv
May day Oxfords, patent pump, sold
everywhere for 2.50 and $3 00. price
May Hower pumps for May days, pret-
and nobby, only
Ladies Suits in linen, nicely trimmed in all colors
We have lowered the price on them.
Heatherbloom Skirt
now
See Our Line of Ladies Hose, in plain and fancy
colors The kind for good old summer time
Mustn Underwear, our price the lowest.
75c $2.45
of Prices
See Our Hat Department—all newest shapes
and colors will be found here We have reduced the
prices in this department.
Reduced Prices on all our Shirt Waists
Big Line of Straw Hats for boys at t-he right price
$1.00
Pretty Soft Shirts, for summer wear 75A ti
in all colors IWV Wl
Underwear tor men and boys, the cool kind, pick
your choice and the price is right
The Latest Tie-Easy Collar
Only
See Our Line of Neckwear for men. Watch our
show wiadow
12k
We Lower the Price <Ve Keep the Price Down
The Famous One Price Store
The Price is the Thing Next Door to Farmers' Cash Grocery
The Mangum Star
PU BUSHED BY
The Star Publishing Company
(CAPITAL STOCK $15,000.00!
GILES W. FARRIS Managing Editor
■stored at the Postofflce at Mugim, as Second-Class Mall Matter . . .
Oae leer
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
$100 3 * Months
$ 50
TO THE PUBLIC.
The entire membership of the
Washita County Bar Association,
take pleasure in announcing tne can-
didacy of Honorable Swan C. Bur-
nett*-. for attorney general, of Okla-
homa. Mr. Hurnette has been a mem
ber of this bar for some eight years,
and during the while has :>een act-
ively engaged in the practice. His
ability as a lawyer is too well known
to need any recommendation from us.
tile practice has been so general as
to bring -lru In contact w..h the en-
tire bar of Western Oklahoma, but to
those at a distance from our section
«f the state, we desire it to be known
that we unqualifiedly endorse Mr
Burnette a candidacy, and recommend
tlm as a profound lawyer an. a cour-
teous gentleman. The exercise nt
suffrage in behalf of a man of Mr
BurMtUt's standing and luallflcatlons
«an not in our opinion be better di-
rected.
Any on* of the undersigned will
t.tf riiT in personally answer
lag say communication any person
atj desire to make wfwcm* ***
standing of Mr. Burnett* as a man
- lawyer.
at < ->c(lell Oklahoma this
Htr day of April, 1110.
3. A Duff. 8- C. Marai-gala. T A.
Sdwards. Robert Steele. Richard A.
G. E. Wagner. I- ft.
Brett, A. R- As*. J,
J Knott. A X
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Today we have the pleasure of an-
nouncing the name of O. C. Summers,
of Brinkman, as a eandiuaU- for the
• office of county commissioner, sub-
ject to the democratic primaries to
| be held August 2nd. Eariler in the
season he announced himself as a
I candidate for register of deeds, but
later decided to withdraw from the
race and engage in the mercantile
buisness at Brinkman, and since that
time no has been solicited by a num-
iber of citizens to spare the time from
his business affairs and make toe
race for a second term as commis-
sioner, and has fineauy yielded to the
request
Mr. Summers was elected to thi*
position two years ago. and during
.this, his first teim, he has discharged
the duties of his position in such s
'manner as to reflect credit upon him
| self and his people Nothing ever
)comes before the board of rommii
but what he thoroughly in
the matter before be
i his decision, and in every
hi* position Is based on good
sing.
la case be should receltc the nom
Mr. Summer* promises the
In advance that he will die
charg* the duties at the office la the
roads rt sad that he will eadeavoc to
serve the interests of his people that
they will never have cause to regret
having cast their ballot for him.
WOMEN TO THE FRONT
Among many other things Mangum
can boast o. is the fact of its having
an organization composed of sensible
women; women who, while anxious
to assist in church work, are keenly
alive as to how best to accomplish
the desired ends. At a recent meet-
ing of the Indies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church it decided that in
the future no member of that society
would wear a hat to church.
Now all you mere men who have
not been attending church, giving as
your excuse that you could not see
the minister because of the over-
grown hats, you will have to set your
brain to work to find another ex-
cuse. for the ladies have decided to
forego the exquisite pleasure that it
gives a woman to don one of thoBe
monsfous hats, all for the sake of
having you attend church. Now it's
up to you to either go to church or
find some equally goo a excuse, or
else simply acknowledge that the
hats are all right—and we know no
man who has had his life endangered
by coining wlth.s range of one of
these hats and having the lady tarn
her bead—will ever admit that the
hats are all right, so go to church
| CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
| Sedalia. Mo.—From Farmer Boy to
Prominent Manufacturer.
i We acknowledge a very pleasant
call last Wednesday from one of our
former pupils, Mr. I. S. Purcell, own
er and manager of the Purcell Piano
Mfg. Co., Victoria building, Chicago.
Mr. Purcell on leaving Central Busi-
InesB College took a position with the
I Kimball Piano Co., where he soon be-
Icame advertising manager at >7,000
per year. He organized the Purcell
Piano Mfg. Co., aoout four years ago.
He is now spending over >5,000 per
f month In advertising. Sells direct to
the consumer. Mr. tTircell came to
school from a Kansas farm. He now
has from his own efforts alone, an
enormous business, a beautiful home
in Chicago and an interesting family.
A very large number of pupils were
placed In rood positions the past
week. c. B. C. places its pupils with
business firms that practice the
highest principles of business? where
the pupil is constantly looking up.
You can get what you work for,
young gentleman or young lady. If
you are willing to make the sacrifice
necessary to get the preparation.
Come to the Central Business Col
lege and let us help you. W -> ppledge
yon our best efforts, and a sqtfare
deal Le have helped others we
can help you.
IN LIFE'S MAY DAT
and your payday THEN
PJLIT MONEY IN THE BANK
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
. Ton are requested to attend a
meeting of the shareholder* of the
! Dm too Colony, Dlmlt County. Teaas.
j:3 he held at the assemb.y room at
'the coart boose at It o'clock Twee-
ds, r. May 19th. for the purpose ot se-
lecting some om to repreeei
GBO L. A! J JEN
colt for sale at S bargain tf can get
aa offer la aext few 4aya ee a M
at P O. Boos stars
NOTICE.
All ladle* of the Cemetery Assoc is
Uoo and any others who are inter
ed In this work, will please meet
at the court house Ratarday, at 3:3#
p m . to make the Bowers into bo
qeets for Decoration day
Lawyer Andy Stewart returned
yeoterda; from a bar tares trip to
Guthrie
Jardmeres. price was 13 K< sod
11*0. to cteas ooU at Tic aad Kc
YOU MlCHT NEED 1
<50ME PAY.
YOU WILL GROW OLD: YOUR EARNING POW
ER WILL FAIL Few men are so prosperous to-
day that they can afford to overlook this Are you
getting ready for old age? The day you start a
bank account you will feel younger and happier.
Try it Begin now
Make OUR Bank YOU* Bank
Mangum National Bank
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Farris, Giles W. The Mangum Star. (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1910, newspaper, May 5, 1910; Mangum, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc281629/m1/4/: accessed May 10, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.