The Granite Enterprise. (Granite, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, April 4, 1913 Page: 4 of 8
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TO AUTO OWNERS !
1 have ordered and will soon have on hand "
"""granite motor car co.
W- H. Gransden, Prop.
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What You Can Ce/g
In Ladies' Oxfords at
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PALMER HOTEL
JAMES CHRISTY. Prop.
Rates, $1.50 Per Day
First-claw beds and table supplied
with the best the market afford*.
One block north and one block cost of Rock Wand depot.
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No. 164
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| Meets 2nd and ^4th Tuesdays,
i VISITING BROTHERS WELCOME
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W. H. McKenzie. Sec'y,
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WAGONSELLER
Can't fix it, "No Use to Argue."
IT CAN'T BE FIXED.
I DO all kinds of repriring. Carriage and Wood-
work, General Blacksmithing.
G. M. WAGONSELLER,
Granite, OKIa.
DIXIE
Great Britain is looking to re-
cognize Huerta. possibly because
he is so hard to overlook.
Somebody ought to ask Queen
Mary what are King George's
views on Womansuffrage.
Perhaps Gen. Rosalie Jones
expects to succeed Leonard
Wood as chief of staff.
Turkey seems to be hesitating
between the firing line and the
bread line
$ White in Pumps and Button, J
£ in the BucK and White Canvas g
(§ Tan, Gun Metal, Red, Brown, g
{{) Blue, Gray, Suede, Velvet and g
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MR. FARMER !
| WE CAN PLEASE YOU.
COME!
How about that Ensilage Cutter and Gas Engine this .
year? If you don't feel able to buy, remember we will j
rent you one at a reasonable price and let the rental ap-
ply on the purchase price if you decide to buy later.
GRANITE MOTOR CAR CO,
W. H. Gransden, Prop. j
H u e r t a
"Whirtn" by
by others
is pronounced
some;' "butcher"
fill
lift
m
One promising thing about the
new president that he is al-
most as unpretty as Lincoln.
King George is to wear a
crown. If it has m. open top,
doubtless its use is to prevent
baldness but there is little ex-
cuse for it otherwise.
GRANITE, OKLA.
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$2,00 per Day \
Clean Beds. Clean Cooking |
J. E. M. HEBLEY, Prop. $
just Received a Big Shipment^
of Men's Pants. Jj
We Can Fit You. g
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Why do not women suffer
some inducements? If given
the vote will they abolish the
long hat pins and dresses button-
ed up the back?
Mr. Taft is proving that one
can secure as much isolation in
Georgia as^iii the heart of Africa
in front of a moving picture
camera.
DIXIE STORF
granite. okla.
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We have no trouble in credit-
ing the census statement fhat
there ure 25.010,000 school child-
ren in the United States. We
have half of th^m in our neigh-
borhood.
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J. C. BUTLER, Proprietor.
dealers int
Fresh and Cured Wheats.
Cash Paid for Hides and Purs.
i-resrt Vegetables Always on Hand
CRXnTTE. - OKLAHOMA.
Now the Commoner supplants
the Outlook as the official organ.
Next to a circus,
rather see a dog fight
hoy
had
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To make for the perfection of
peace and harmony, Col. Roose-
velt should now be made Lditoi-
in-chief of the Commoner.
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HEaturina
The Earliest
World.
in the
tom
That boundary between Arizo-
na and Mexico seems to be alto-
gether too imaginary.
The cotton that will increase
your yield from
Mr. Wilson began auspiciously.
There is no Ballinger is hi3 Cabi-
net.
His resolution to he an Ameri-
can President, lather than a
Democratic Piesident. increases
the dignity of Mr. W ilson s job.
Iluerta cannot be sure that he
will soon be in «i position to know
that a rule of blood and ir jn is
one of the rnles th.it may work
both ways.
The Roosevelt family always
hegan their political activities as
Assistant secretary of the Navy.
Wages go up and the cost of
.iving goes down. Next June
ouslit to do a rushing business
weddings and sweet little
bungalows.
Drive Sick Headaches Away
Sick headaches, sour, gassy
stomach, indigestion, billiousness
disappear qnickly after you take
Dr. King's/New Life Pills They
purify the blood and put new
life and vigor in the system.
Try them and you will be- satis-
fied. Ev4ry Dill helps; every
Oix guarnteed. Price 25c. Re-
commended by West Side Drug
Store.
By the way, what are the
names of ►hose mighty men who
have h''e" "elim'na,'.ing Bryan
during all these years?
U
Dr. G. Piniiell,
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Mangum, Oklahoma.
Will be professionally in
Granite Thursday of each
week.
Time and Tide
Waits for No Man
The above statement is true in
many ways but we are apt in the
time of health aud whib we have
•a position to forget that it may
not always be so and that old age
is sure to come. A few dollars
in a sound institution like ours
will scarcely be missed now and
may mean more than you can
tell in the future. START WITH
US TO DAY.
FARMERS' STATF BANK
DRS. AUSTIN & WILLIS
Physicians and Surgeons
Office at Veale's Drugstore
Phone 21.
DR. c. W. WILEY
Physician and Surgeon
Officii In Guaraty Bank Building
.ffloe Phone is. Granite, Oklahoma
Ras. Phone, 51
J. R. DALE, M. D.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Buy entire time given to diseases
and deformaties of the eye, ear,
nose and throat. Glasses filleJ.
TEL. 298, HOBART, OKLA.
There is a close
tween the high 1
and the cost of hi
affiliation be-
ast of living
:h living.
Or. King's New Discovery
KILIS THE COUGH. CURES THE LUNG*
i his show tor place
Tue commoner
without an additional ounce
of fertilizer or an hour's ex-
tra worK. For Sale at
i, man talk!
- * i( tue bel
, at
W. O. MEDLEY
Don't
nounee
irrwkkn
ry if >o<
leans
i ;har
Pains in the Stomach
If you continually complain of
pains in the .-tom;*ch, your liver
or yourkidnev .;;re out of order.
Negtect may lead to dnosy, kid-
ney troub^. liiaue'.H.s v>- Briarht's
(iisea^f. Th"U.s.i:ids recommentl
Ki<.' • i-ic Bitu-. s the 'ery beat
i1 and : idn«*y muhi'tne
mad*: H. T. Abton.-.1 lUleigh
N C, ;iff r>d with pain
in til-.- siomHcn <ifid back, wr : j
I ",V]y kidneys kv r«der inged and
I i jy liv^r did not. work light. Il
suffered very much, but Elec!' * ■
liitt*?*-. was rHcomn)endp<l, an J,
i :mp< ' i ' '''o the first dose. .
I now u -I li«<' .• new man." It i
will improve you, too. Only 50c j
and Recommended by th^-:
West S'd- Dr ig Store.
For the BEST
farm loan
see or write
Uncle Jim Walker,
R. 2, Granite. Okla.
Dr. B. F. Cregory
— dentist —
Office 2nd Floor Schavc Building
Telephone IW
,FANriH, OKI. A
Office hours 8:30 to b.
UK. T. J NUNNERY
Physician and Surgeon
post office Bldg. Granite, Okla.
Km. Phone, 38
H. I. VA,\ DYKE,
. ..HWVBK.. .
Farmeis State Bank Building.
ORL4UOM.
tlANITfc,
rile Granite Barber Shop,
HOOD & PARR. Props.
for WichitaUundrv. I'ai-
una|?e fiolicitcil. Opposite the Post
,fficc. Hot or Cold Batns.
Granite. - - Oklahoma. _
Washing
to rest eas;
If you
I branch out
.ave r.o family
f r youwelf.
tree j
on, . uev-t, r< t
on ti) dewral Riwti.> |
hit. K.O. Holnifs
Dentist of Mangum
WHI practice in Granite
every Thursday.
Office with Drs. Wiley A Nunriefy
dr. m.s.
Caldwell, _
Veterinary Sur. and Dentist
office at star barn,
Granite
CITY DRAY AND
TRANSFER
Will do your hauling, day or
night, rain or shine; nothing
too large or too small. Leave
orders at P. O. Confectionery
ti. ORR, Mgr. j,
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Hill, Charles E. The Granite Enterprise. (Granite, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, April 4, 1913, newspaper, April 4, 1913; Granite, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc281838/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.