The Mangum Star (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 17, 1921 Page: 2 of 12
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THE MANGUM STAR
THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1921
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Specials in Window
Mens Pants, choice, to close ... $3.60
Wool Shirts, choice to close $2.25
$4.25 Blankets I1-30
Merit is the Trade Mark of
Succeia.
Doolen Has It For Less
If you buy it from DOOLEN in 1921 you buy it right.
See us for everything for everybody, cheaper than anybody.
J. H. DOOLEN & COMPANY
Shoes, Slippers
Hosiery,
Ri.ckot Goods
Novelty Goods,
Baskets
Sheet Music and Musical Supplier.
Value is the True Test of
Cheapness.
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V o o o o o » u o v o o o o o o . AU who went-J77ester frum Ke<|
Mrs. Edna McDaniel of San Hon Top community Sunday reported
"Mi^he'mTHarris visited Miss
HS:"""v"T^Tv^riz art- or.
iui. und alls. J. A. bumm s. ^ g|ck ljgt m betu,,. at pregCnt.
iui. «iu Wis. jeUuii, .ui. aim -uio. Monday morning when teacher and
£>. t,. iiuu^Hjou/d un/K. uvei to Uie uu. puJ)lla arrivutl al lhe scll00l they
k.ii» ouim-j utciuwuit. I tcund the floor littered up with every
«.r». u. iiau ws in .Mangum t(,jng from corn to seats turned over,
kiuii^uu^ ..oviufc aou.e uciiM.1 »>/•» gujg,. buildings were leit open
t,cne- ... i , ,| ,, .. . I und several planks Dursted oil. i he
jurs. L. Mooney had Mrs. O. K. Jet- party who did is not yet known,
ti, .uia. <^. ii. Ciuuuu^ii uuu .uis. jj. J. 1'ottcr and family were Sun-
.. KjaMJiil ao UlUilw fc-cs.i. »-•'""'day visitors Of J. D. fOttOl .
."Uiouay. ; Mrs. "i oung ol Erick was the weelt-
j. otout 01 Bloomington was in' pnd guest ol j. W, Manning.
•U'ttii luuuutt) on busiuusa. I M.ss Letha Jones spent Sunday at
^.iu~e OUM.UICIS oi Liullicot.ie, the home of Mss clyde Sanders.
Texas came up last f riuay to see m. i(il8s r lossle JoneB an,i Eugene Sod-
fc.sici i5. U. ci.en>. lie leiumtu wjn vi»ited at the Justice home oun-
».>..in; wauuu>. i day afternoon.
vr.e fcie very giad to know Miss Lafa KaKan and Mr. William Jon*.
Lotue 4i.orni.on .o auiu to ie0uiiie ner caned at J. W. Londrum's home
«uues in cue stnooi room, mier an, hursday night to get tiieir hair cut.
buaeiite ut uuuu. „ ..ue&s, mios iiiuui-, Raymond McClure of Plainview vis-
un was opeitieu on aoout til. ee jled William Jones Friday.
Wiekd ago lor upptnuicilio, and s.m-c Mr. und Mrs. Ceci Uurham hopped
lier itiuovai iroin Wie nospitui sne liua jn their Fold Friday evening and went
bee iWiaiung witn ner sioter ai up- to Childress, Texas, to visit her sister. |
tcn- Dean bunders sold his bale of cot-
O. A. Martin and bill Allen have ton at Jester Friday. His bale brought
moved tiieir beaming place to vv. u. tho sum of $8.00.
fn.umave o. Misses Nunnie Potter, Atha Thomas!
Mrs. S. J. Berry has been on ih
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The body of Mrs. Maggie Dalton
wife of Charlie Dalton was layed tj
rest in the White Flat Cemetery on
Tuesday, March 8. We can sympathize
with the husband and children, moth-
er, brothers and sisters, who are left
to mourn her death.
The box supper was well attended
Friday night. It was given for the
benefit of the school.
Willie D. Perkins has purchased a
new buggy.
Quite a few of the folks of this
community attended the show in
Mangum Wednesday night.
Mrs. M. J. Markum visited relatives
in Altus Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Murrell Jenkins and Helen
Rogers were the supper guests ol
Mrs. Mae Gean Sunday night.
Ernest Wh-te of Dean spent Sat-
urday night with Bill Simmons.
H. G. Hutcherson and family left
DANDRUFF GOES!
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Tuesday for Victora, Texas, where
they will make their future home.
Wells Francis, Jack Jenking and
Paxton Cooningworth motored to
Vinson Monday flight.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lovelace spent
Sunday at the Leroy Johnson home.
Miss Edna Bradshuw spent Satur-
day night with Miss Dovie Pleasant.
itoy Francis was the dinner guest
of the Bradshaw home Sunday.
Elton Bex and Wells Francis went
to Reed Sunday evening.
Glen Wade has traded for Mr. Pat-
terson's Ford.
B. S. Simmons Jr., who has been
sick with the appendicitis is slowly
improving.
Mr. anu Mrs. Geo. Bryant, Mrs.
IMO
At all
Byars, and Mrs. Hatton spent Sunday
evening at the Barnes home.
We are glad to report that Will
Jones is able to teach school again.
Howard Jones who is teaching
school at Jay Buckle spent Friday and
Saturday nights with home folks.
Joe Burden spent Saturday night
withm Carl and Leonard Sanders.
Sidney Burcham has purchased a
new Ford car.
Singing was well attended Sunday
evening, at the Church house and also
Sunday night at Jim Bex.
ASPIRIN
Name ' Bayer" on Genuine
Mr. and Mrs. John Bex of Mangum
were among our visitors Sunday.
Several of our community were
among the Mangum visitors Saturday.
Our school is now running on Sat-
urday on account of the shortage of
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones gave their i
pupils an awful hard examination
the latter part of last week.
D. C. Seals has rented the Mrs.
Sarah Collins place. He will work the
Armstrong pace and the Collins place
also adn he has also purchased a herd
Jones will present a program
>rif 1.
of goats.
Will Jot
Friday night, Aprif 1.
Pick Louis has purchased a span of
big horses.
Haircut and shave 40c at the Balti-
more, rear Guarantee State Bank.
Bring ug your whiskers. Hunt Bros.
Props. 40-4
ft
DON'T WORRY YOURSELF
Eating stale or poor grade Meats. We have absolutely fresh,
properly prepared and properly kept meats on hand at all times.
Our Sanitation is Perfect
Our every department is clean as anything can be. We neglect
no detail in keeping our meats in perfect condition. Come in and see
ut any time. We have everything in the way of fresh and cured meats.
, Immediately after using "Dander-
ar.d Clyde Sanders went to Willow i ine" you can not find any difndrutf or
falling hair, but what pleases you
most is that your hair seems twice as |
abundant; so thick, glossy and just
radiant with life and beauty. Get a 35-
sick i»£»i utib weetc. Saturday.
Mrs. D. A. Summers und Mis. W. Altha Thomas visited at the < hris-
1. Usoein wc.e in mangum last vveu- tul home Sunday.
nesday. l.afa Kagan of Red lop was r rcg- llic uc, „ „„
Mr. und Mrs. VV. K. Vannoy and ular guest at Miss Ruby McC'ui :'.s cent bottle now. Have lots of lon<r,
son Lawrence spent last week-end Sunday. ! heavy, beautiful hair. (1)
vim ting ti.eir nuilgiuer, Mrs. vernon Mrs. T. J. Jones visited Mrs. N. J.
barely oi Apacne, okia. Potter Saturday. I
, Alias luane WariicK spent last week Mrs. Bettie Culwell visited her si 11 *•
end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack lust Thursday. ' &
.henry warlick. t Every one in school is working hard
Miss bessie Smith spent the week- on the program for Friday the 25th,
Slop that point
QUICK, warminff. Booth ine. com fort fn*
relief follows an application of Sloan a
Liniment. Just slap it on the strained,
overworked muscle. Good for rhewnatLzn,
too. Penetratej without rubbing.
SloarMf
Linimenife?
enu witli ner parents in iVlungum.
Mrs. Eunu McUuniel spent Sun-
day with i.ir. and Mrs. 1'. H. AlcOan-
iel.
Mr. and Mrs, L. II. Post of Bloom-
ington were 111 town Tuesday.
also preparing for exams next Week.
BUY A BRICK
TUESDAY, MARCH 2J
i*l rs
. - When the bowels are costive the
-.V- i i / .,a',M i' Wa'ker waste matter ferments, producing a
gaseous condition that is disugrceublc
To remove the impurities quickly, a
dose of Herbine is needed. It does the
work thoroughly and pleasantly. Price
60c. Sold by Richards Drug Store.
38-5t.
vision .ins. j, L,. Cook Monday.
BUY A BRICK
TUESDAY, MARCH 2!)
SOME PLAIN FACT'S REGARDING
THE OUTLOOK FOR COTTON
(By W. W. Morrison)
Editor Cotton and Cotton Oil News:
200,000 BALES OF COTTON NOW
PLEDGED STATE ASSOCIATION
... . ... Oklahoma City March 15—The Ok-
Galveston, lexas, Feb. 26— i lie lahoma Cotton Growers Association
indications are tnat it will be iju.te u llow has ,sltfne,i up 2UO.OUO bales, o.
while he lore the world will pay even two thirds of the number necessary
wnat it cost to g'ow cotton, tne ex- t„ complete the organization, actord-
Jsting supply and the crippled state in(,. to announcement made by the Or-
of world consumption warrant tins ganization Committee in session here
statement. It would be reckless to ig- today
nore »ucn a possibility in any calculi- The' remaining 100 thousand bale.-
"on;s-. . , are to be secured in a linul whirlwind
'It is just as evident also tnat every (|rjve closing April 2—thirty .lu>s
ba e ot cotton grown during tne ;,ear ahcU(1 of the original schedule. After
will defer just that much longer tne the completion oi this dr.ve the com-
time when cotton will bring what it mittee does not plan to accept any
costs to produce it. It is clear that mol.e memberships on the present ba-
dunng tins period of waiting the Bis At the meeting of the commit-
farmer must depend lor his living, al- ^ee today, definite plans were outlin-
most entirely, on some other product e(j an(j adopted ror the completion oi
than cotton. the drive. As it is considered to be
It is claimed that live stock, giain onlv a matter of a couple of weeks
and other diversified products, can not until t|1(1 y00,000 hule goal is lcache.!,
he sold_at a profit ior some time to WOrk was ulso gotten under way look
i , >| || nuii\ nuo uinu guibi.ii unvn i ' 1 1J
come, lhe chances are decidedly in ing to t)le permanent organization !■":
ia\oi oi then being .sold during 1.10 se|| cotton commencing with the 192J #
Mystery Man
ALBURTUS
The Woodrow
Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday
Watch for the Hyp-
notized Woman in
Dixie Store Window
For Sale
Frost Proof Cab-
bage Plants
90 per 1000, $3.75 for
5000 Express. Pure
strand Portorico po-
tato plants $2.00.
1000 Tomatoes $1.50
Kinsey Wholesale
Plant Co. Valdosta,
Ga.
nijuin
Girt-
V- .• P..
Take Aspirin only as told in each
package of genuine Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin. Then you will be following i »
the directions and dosage worked out
by physicians during 21 years, and ;
proved safe by millions. Take no \
chances with substitutes. If you see ^ 8
the Bayer Cross on tabelts, you can
| take them without fear for Colds,'
I Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,,
j Earache, Toothache , Lumbago and j
| for Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve
. tablets cost few cents. Druggists also !
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the!
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of i
! Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid.
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SPRING SEASON OPENS MARCH
15, CLOSES JULY IS.
Breeding Hours, 9 a.m. and 4 p. m.
!t! Telephones
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HOOVER & PIGG
Fresh Milk For Sale
120 and 473
There's beauty and com-
radsliip in flowers that
wann the heart. Some-
timee they make the heart
beat fonder and faster but
of course that aH depends
upon who sends them.
Visit our flower show go-
Tiext few years ut a better advuiilage crop. The close of the membership I
than cotton can he. In any event, the campaign on April 2 instead of Maj
farmers can live on these diversified 1( wjll gjye the Association ;in a.ldi
piwlucts and live better than any tionul 30 days in wnicli to get ready
other class ot our citizens. Non > . \ to sell cotton in September, it w.k
cepted. linn has been demonstrated pointed out.
tiH^i.unii a?"'n', . #i.l "There is much to be done in the
'The fact is that no class of busi- way 0f preparation," said Secretary!
nessmen can live so well and be so c. L. Stealey, "and the Committee is'
entirely independent as the farmers greatly elated that the progress of
can while waiting, as most everybody the campaign is such as to jUsffj
must do, for the world to right itse.i, this early start of permanent oiK;.n-l
It stands out equally as evident tnat izution."'
the conditions of no class of our citi-1 — -
zens will be quite so deplorable as
that of the farmers if they depend on .
cotton for their living, rather than on
other products, during the time that |
BUY A BRICK
TUESDAY, MARCH 23
When you want a carpenter either
"j* ~n C„H;
basis that will iustifv its ni-oduction. I league, Phone ~8,. 26-tf
basis that will justify its production.
"A heavy shrinkage indicated in tl.e
supply at the beginning of the new
cotton year is the only development
Acalla Cotton Seed
. t ( I have 100 bushels of Pure First
likely that could change this general Crop Acalla Cotton Seed for sale. H.
F. L. Men ill
Architect and
Contractor
See how it looks be-
fore you build
| Tar and gravel roofs
a specialty.
Free plan service to
my customers. Cabi-
net Shop, rear of
Covington building.
trend."
BUY A BRICK
TUESDAY, MARCH 20
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"ui TOASTED"
CIGARETTE
No olgaratte has
the same delicious
flavor as Luoky
Strike. Because
Lucky Strike Is the
toasted cigarette.
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! We had a nice little rain and some
i hail with it last Saturday night which
damaged tho fruit some.
I Bro. Davis filled his regular ap-
; pointment last Saturday night and
Sunday.
I Some singers from Altus and a
| preacher is going to come Friday
night and hold a meeting until Sun-
j day night.
| Mr. Williac and Alex Bentley spent
| Saturday night at the H. H. Pass-
more home.
j Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Thomason are
j the uroud parents of a big boy.
j Edward Cole and Dee Ward purch-
i used them a new buggy lust week.
1 Mr. Hedrick and S. Bentley were
I dinner guests at the Ramsey home
Sunday.
: The Greer county Convention is go-
ing to meet at Reed Sunday.
Miss Winnie Brown and Mrs. Jessie
I Logsdon attended the party at Reed
lest Friday night and reported a nice
! time.
I Mr. Duncan of Ladcssa and another
man from Jester met at the school
| house last Friday night and spoke oi
the cotton growers Association.
[ I'om Fulenchek is hutching now.
I Well news is rather scarce this
week.
TINNING
KINO OP
BRAINS
THATS
ALWAYS
Ti
AKlNfr
GREATEST
PAINS
Flowers Telegraphed
Everywhere
Tljangh
am Greenhouse.
TAoeh l», Prop
Crardert Spot->
Wjttaujn. OKI A.
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Mr. Pep
I
Horse
FOR SERVICE
My Grade I'ercheron Stallion, Jolly,
State License No. 534, % Pereheron,
Vi Steel dust making a good all pur-
pose horse.
Terms: $10.00, $3 cash, $7 when
colt stands and sucks.
Insurance $12.60, payable when colt
stands and sucks.
Season $6.00 Cash. Leap $4.00 Cash.
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JACK
Big Boy W. Register No. 9026 State.
License No. 2053. A big 3 year old
black, white points. A colt of the Big
Jack Bico, who has made the past
three season in Mangum and his colts
rpeak for themselves.
( Terms: $12.00, $4 cash, $8 when
: colt stands and sucks.
Insurance, $16.00 payable when colt
stands and sucks.
Season $8 cash, leap $4.00.
Last bam on South Byars Avenue, ">
blocks West of Cameron Lumber
Yard. H. H. WYMAN, Owner. 39-4
NOTICE TO BREEDERS: On ac-
count of present conditions and short-
age of ready money I will stand my
■ horse and jack by the Insurance. Mon-
1 ey due whe ncolt stands and sucks. If
you have the money take advantage
of the cut in price for cash. H. H.
Wyman. 39-4
Your Money's Worth
If it is a Dresser, a set of Dining Chairs an inexpensive rug, a
nice range, cook stove, an all cotton mattress, a good heavy
wagon sheet, a dandy Singer Sewing Machine a number one
broom, an economical trunk, or a very fine talking machine, a
good round dining table, a high chair for baby, a rocking chair
for mother, a rocky horse for children, a kitchen safe, a nice
drop leaf cook table, or Cabinet by all "means see us and get
our prices before you buy.
WILLIAMS'
New and Second Hand Store
Phone 239
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The Connection Link
Between your business and the Federal
Reserve System, with its enormous re-
serve powers—stands this bank as the
connection link.
Through our Board of Directors—men
whom you know—you are brought into
direct contact with the helpfulness of this
the greatest financial system in the world
They are your advisors and "suitors at
court" when you make this bank—a Fed-
eral Reserve System member bank—your
bank. Bank with us!
The men who are members of our Board
of Directors are old residents in this com-
munity.
First Nat'l Bank
Mangum, Okla.
Whatever you need in the tin-
ning line— repair work or in the
installation of a new hot air
furnace or the building of a
substantial roof—you'll find to
your complet satisfaction if
you'll ask us in on the work.
Joe Harris
Big Carnival at Mangui
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^here cutf W so rtxvich
SMrC$A'fc\K\QW{QxQbmisk
. So
o* \Wm a,ve vesY\w£
Let them rest in peace.
Nearly everybody comes here for
Groceries
And Fresh Vegetables, Bananas, Ap-
ples, Oranges, Grape Fruit.
When wo deliver fruit or green
goods and the housekeeper finds that
, they are fresh and of prime quality,
1 she s satisfied, Just as we want her to
be.
F. E. GRAHAM
Everybody's Grocery Store.
Phones 167-71 Mangum, Okla.
High School on Friday Evening.
Sideshows of all Kinds. Marvels of the World. Fortune
Tellers. Magicians, Etc.
Everything you want to eat at a Carnival
March 18, 1921
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Jessee, Elmer V. The Mangum Star (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 33, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 17, 1921, newspaper, March 17, 1921; Mangum, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc284394/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.