BEAR IN MIND
The fact that this Store can save
you money on a thousand articles
We handle New an.l Second hand
Furniture. One visit to our store
will make you a regular customer
Remember we Sell for Less
Blalock's Racket Store
E* t of City Hall.
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THE
^ Watch and Jewelry ^
•REPAIRING-
IS OUR SPECIALTY
Bring your Watches to us and have them
MADE LIKE NEW!
(£>tis/'/iy, ^Jeive/er
We t Side Square Man0um. Olcla.
Mr* M J Ltm of Rout* t, la r -
fort ad a* t «in« seriously ill
WC NilU FAnM LOANS
ba*a orlwi f  r mora farm I
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avar pat out for llooa to 13004 Imo* 1
oa good quarters You ought to fat I
tba rhaipr.t taoa«r W« pay oat Ilka I
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Farm Ivoans 43 tfa4  |
CUNNINGHAM * DICKKY.
Dr. Holt «t>*at Friday aod Batur
day to Oklahoma City.
Mri. J. J. Sutherlta. of R<>uta Thra#
wm a Mangum visitor rrlJay
People's Ira Company, phone 5!>. I
Sou t o Side Square. tfadv |
Uacla Dtck Moore, of Route Three |
was a Mangum visitor Saturday.
Ross Ablard, of Caldwell. Kansas,
spent the wek end oere visiting with
friends.
Homer Jackson and wife were the
guests at the home of Mrs. Jackson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Casey,
over Sunday. Mr. Jackson left Mon-
day for Woodward while Mr3 Jackson
will visit here for some time.
Miss Noma Elklns, of Reed. was a
guest at the J. T. Casey home over
Sunday.
Walter Young of Shrewder, spent
the week end In Mangum visiting
with friends.
part of last week in Oklahoma City
on business.
Mrs. H. L, Mecum spent the latter
part of last week in Oklahoma City
visiting friends and relatives.
Roy Hartman and wife, and Miss
Lela Martin and Howard Ferguson
>pent Saturday and Sunday on Tur-
k*y creek.
Miss Delia Sanders left Sunday af-
ternoon to "be the guest of Mi3s Wil-
lie Alberts at Blair, this week.
Herman Hartman spent the latter
Dt3. Border. Neel and Tracey spent
Saturday night on Turkey creek fish-
ing.
Cna Casey left Saturday for Wich-
ita, Kansas, where he will spend the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bray, Mr. Am
bier and daughter. Miss Dessye, and
, Wd'l Ambler, of Clinton returned on
Friday night from a week's fishing
Dr. Pieraon. of Reed, was a Man-
gum visitor Monday.
HAIL, HAIL. HAlLI
The fact that wheat la double value
to w'nat the crop was last year,
makes It Imperative that you pro-
tect it See ZACK T. PRYSE.
Walter Botts and family spent Sun-
day in Granite visiting friends.
'Elton Fox vi3ited friends in Hobart
Saturday and Sunday.
Dr. Wylie, of Granite, was a Man-
gum visitor Tuesday.
W. B. Garrett spent Monday In
AltU3 on business.
Chas. Sessions, of EIReno was a
Mangum visitor the first of the week.
T. M. Teague spent the first of the
week in Sayre on business.
Have You Visited Us?
Many of our friends have visited the big Stone Clear-
ance Sale this week; bargains in new up-to-date mer-
chandise are here for you and if you do not get them
it's your own fault. Look over our prices.
of July
WITH THE
Odd , Fellows and Rebekahs
AT GRANITE
The Biggest Attractions Ever Offered at These
ANNUAL PICNICS
AEROPLANE FLIGHTS - CARNIVAL SHOWS - GOOD SPEAKING
And All Conceivable Amusement and
Entertainment for Both Young and Old
MUSIC BY THE MANGUM BAND
Come Early and Stay Late
THE L 0.0. F. COMMITTEE
GRANITE - OKLAHOMA
Sale Lasts Ten Days Longer
BE SURE TO VISIT US
J. P. Keester, one of Greer coun-
ty's most progressive farmers was in
town Monday. Mr. Keester lives 20
miles northwest of Mangum and
hauls cream to town ones* each week.
He 3tated that yast year he realized
$1G0 from milk and butter, and about
the same amount from cuickens. This
year he is raising chickens on a lar-
ger scale, having about one thousand
chickens now. Mr. Keester 3ays that
ne doe3 not raise much cotton, and
found chickens and cattle much more
profitable.
Extra Special! Slippers Free!
On Next
Saturday, June 26th
we will pay 25c per
dozen for the first
six dozen peaches
brought to our store
Each Lady Must Bring
the Peaches Herself.
To the lady bringing
in the nicest dozen
peaches we will give
absolutely Free the
choice of any pair
of Ladies' Slippers
in our store.
Bring in Your Peaches
and See What Bargains
We are Offering You.
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION TO MEET
AT GRANITE
At a meting of the executive board
of the Greer County Baptist Associa-
tion held here last Tuesday, it was
voted that the association would be
held at Granite commencing on the
2nd of September.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton, of
Vinson, were Mangum visitors Fri-
day.
LOW RATES ON MONEY
We have plenty of farm
loan money again, at lowest
rates and best terms. Be
sure to get our contracts.
See us at once If you want
the best proposition.
COVINGTON & BROWN. •
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PLAINVIEW NEWS.
C. M. Stone & Company
West Side Square, Mangum, Oklahoma
Mrs. S. B. Garrett, of Altus, is
spending the week with W. B. Gar-
rett.
G. C. Eckert, traveling sa'.eman,
who has made Mangum his home for
the pa3t several years, died last week
at Lawton. ^ .j ^
6randma Burgess, of Jester, ha3
been in Mangum for medical treat-
ment for the pa3t ten days.
Chas. Tilley, who for the past three
or four years has been attending the
Baylor University returned Tuesday,
and will spend his vacation in Greet
county. . Next year Chas. will enter
upon the study of medicine, whicb
will require four years to complete.
He is a young man determined to get
an education even though he has to
[ make hi3 own way. His friends are
looking forward to the time when he
will be one of our leading profession-
al men.
John Glaxier of WIc'cIta FaM?, wj- J
visiting friends here over Sunday. |
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| I wish to state to the public that
the rumor that has been circulated
that Mr. Hart and I had tronble over
Mrs. Poole is false. We never had
any trouble over Mrs. Poole or any
other woman.
MRS E. T. KURT.
The click of the reaper is heard
throughout the land and the fileds of
waving grain are falling before the
hand' of man.
Dr. O. R. Jeter, of Brinkman, made
several professional calls in our
community last week.
J. F. Tubb and family went to Reed
Sunday to attend the funeral of Lee
Terry, who died a few days ago in
Salt iLake City, Utah.
John Culwell, of Haile, N. M„ 13
spending a few days with relatives
aad friends in this community.
Orvid Nippert has been very ill
this week.
Hugh 'Poole has been suffering
very muc'n from tonsilitis the past
few day-3, but 3eems to be all right
at present.
Misses Margaret and Mollie Lee
Bowles left Monday for their new
home near Enid.
The W. O. W. camp held a special
meeting Friday night for the purpose
of making a Woodman of Tom P.
Hill. • '
iLuther and. Emrie Mayfield trans-
acted business in Sayre Friday.
G. H. Tubb and family visited the
E. O. Hill home Sunday. Mr. Hill
and family left Monday for the plains
of Texa3, where they will visit for a
short time.
Mrs. J. B. Harris is on the sick list
at thip time.
r
Luther Mayfield was called to Man-
gum Friday nig'nt on account of the
illness of his little child at that
place. He wa3 accompanied by his
3ister, Mrs. J. D. Culwell, and John
Culwell.
A. J. Falkner and wife went to
Brinkman Saturday night to secure
medical treatment for their baby.
Misses Mary and Kate Spencer of
Reed, visited the I. p. Hood home last
Sunday.
ONE SPOONFUL GIVES ASTON-
ISHING RESULTS
Mangum residents are astonished
at the QUICK results from the simipl"
mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine
etc., known as Adler-i-ka. This
remedy acts on BOTH upper and
lower bowel and is to THOROUGH
a bowel cleanser that it Is used suc-
cessfully In appendicitis. ONE
SPOONFUL of Adler-i-ka relieves al-
most ANY CASE of constipation, sour
gassy stomach. ONE MINUTE
after you take It, the gasses rumble
and pass out. W. D. GULLY.
2—adv.
Misses Joella and Beatrice Bowles
returned to their home in Granite
this week after vi3iting Mrs. Beaty.
Cheapest and Best Route to San Francisco
LIMIT
—THREE
MONTHS
$51.60
GOING—
Leave Mangum, W. F. & N. W —11:15 a. m. 1st day
Arrive Woodward, W. F. & N. W 5:10 p. m. 1st day
Leave Woodward, Santa Fe  11:25 p. m. 1st day
Arrive Alburquertiue, Santa Fe 6:30 p. m. 2nd day
Leave \lburquerque, Santa Fe  8:30 p. m. 2nd day
Arrive Barstow, Santa Fe  -1:10 a. m. 4ta day
Leave Barstow. Santa Fe  ....2:55 a. m. 4th day
Arrive San Francisco, Santa Fe  6:00 p. m. 4th day
RETURNING—
Leave San Francisco. W. P _...9:10 a. m. 1st day
Arrive Salt Lak«>. W. P. .  3:35 p. m. 2nd day
Leave Salt Lake. D R. G 4:5^ p. m- 2nd day
Through Royal Gorge  2:55 m. Srd day
Arrive Denver. F. W. D. C.. 8*15 p !g. 'rd Jay
L^ave Denver     .11:20 p. re. 3rd day
Arrive Mangum W. F. Sc N. W. _11:15 a. m. 5th day
Routes by Portland and Seattle some higher. Call 169 fer other infor-
mation regarding routes, or write
C. L. FONTAINE, G. P. A.
Wichita Falls, Texas
F. C. DONNELLY, Local Tkt. Agt
  Mangum, Oklahoma