The Altus Times. (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 11, 1909 Page: 3 of 6
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* LEOPOLD K1F.FFR «
STRICTLY TAILOR MADE GARMENTS
Temporary Office MuMnk Cioc^ q*. n-aifc,,
Daar Sir: Altus, Okla., Maroh 1909.
0»lng to the soarolty cr reoft I »1U open up a tettpo.
rary orrioe m the Massie-lngle Orocery Co. building, on
ur ay, March 13, 1909, for the purpose of taking orders
j for tailor made clothing.
AS soon as 1 a.n able to get a first class store, will
open up with a complete line of up-to-date merohandiU.
in thencMU°h 88 1 ^ 01086 P0r80nal tOUOtl wlth 00n09rna
in the Chicago market, 1 am able to assure you the latest
and best In strictly tailor made garments.
I always have on hand a line of misfit pants ranging
in price from ,8.0.0 to $10.00, which I win sell at 60c on
tne dollar.
Hoping to get in personal touoh with you shortly,
Yours very truly,
LEOPOLD KIEFER.
Sheet Metal Works.
Peden Bros., who have recently
looated in Altus, are erecting a
large building on the lot just east
of the new Christian church, in
which they will open the Altus
Sheet Metal Works tu soon as the
building is ready fcr occupancy
Both gentlemen are experienced
workers ir, metals, and as busi-
ness of that character is constant*
ly growiug in Altus, they sheuld
receive a large patronage.
Big Farm Loans.
W. H. Diokey is hunting for
some big farm loans. He has a
client that w;/l give special in-
ducements for them. Cash wait-
ing in bank. He will come to
your home to close up. Best
offer iu the field. Write or phone
him. West side of square, Man
gum, Okla.
A Request.
Postmaster Van Matre requests
the Times to urge those who chew
tobacco, must spit and can't
locate the spittoons in the post
office lobby, to please spit right
in the centre of the lloor, and not
against the walla or in the corners,
«9 it is more easv to get at in the
Don't Complain.
If your obeae pains and yoa 8re
QUftble to sleep because of
cough, buy a bottle of Ballard
Horehound Syrup, and you won
have any cough. Get a bottle
now and that cough will uot last
long. A care for all pulmonary
diseases. Mrs. J-., Galveston
ceutre, yields to the persuasive i Texas, writes": '•T c.n.t
eloquence of a broom or mop enough for Ballard's Horehnm J
more easily, and is, on the whole. Syrup. The relief it h a? S
much easier for the chewer. So)me is all that?s nLLrv fo8r ™^
!!1„e„?"!.^Jk,0e_,ftnd «overu your-1 to say." For 8a|e by Q0O. P™
selves accordingly.
To Alfalfa Growers.
We have a limited quantity of
pure home grown alfalfa seed to
sell. Gordon & Andrews,
4t Mountain View, Okla.
Geo.
dleton, druggist.
To Alfalfa Growers.
We have a limited quantity of
pure home grown alfalfa seed to
•eli. Gordon & Andrews,
4t Mountain View, Okla,
We Have Moved!
The Humphrey Grocery Co. has moved
its stock of goods to the building on
the south side of the square recently
occupied by Ince, Fagin & Co., where
they are prepared to give better ser-
vice and satisfaction to their custom-
ers than ever before. Our line is be-
ing constantly added to, and our great-
est desire is to serve you. Give us a
portion of your patronage.
J. C. HUMPHREY
Grocery Co.
Local Mention, j
Oliver typMwriier ribb<>u«,
UOaranttt*d. at th« Tim*« office.
The Tim*a tells the n»ws if ii
akos the bide, hair and all Do
V"U g«*t the Tim**''
County Treasurer J. S Moore
left Tuesday for Colorado for a
%^k's business trip
Chas. C. Kelly went to Okla-
homa City Tuesday for a brief
visit in the metropolis.
W,B Of tho Altus
wholesale Grocery, is selling
goods on the Orient line iu Texas
this week.
^ies Aid Society of the
Christian Church will hold their
regular Saturday market this
Week at tho Altus Drug Storo.
Order some of that good
McAlester lump coal at the
Uger Ice & Futl Co. before
the cold snap comes.
Salesmen wanted to look after
our interest in Greer and adjacent
ooanties. Salary or commission
Address the Victor Oil 0o.,01eve
land, Ohio.
Phone us your order for
best McAlester lump or nut
coal and carbonettes. Leger
Ice & Fuel Co. Phone 46.
Wo are headquarters for best
McAlester and 'Colorado lump
coals aud all kinds of feed stuffs.
Lra,'.rif £ay 4 specialty. Houn-
shell & Son.
The "Country Jake" kitchen
cabinet is the one>Knox wants to
show you. A complete kitchen
by itself. Costs no more than in-
terior ones.
If "Leger's Best" or ..Golden
Grain" flour does not pleaso you
it doesn't cost you a cent. Try
it aud be convinood. It is guar-
anteed. Leger Mill Co. tf
Squire W. E. Burrow, justice
of the peace of Duke township,
was iu the city Monday on busi-
ness, and made the Times office a
pleasant fraternal call.
W. S. Morris, of Winsboro,
Texas, was in the city Tuesday
looking arouud with a view of lo-
catiug. He was the guest of Mr.
Floyd, of the Goodman-Kloyd
Furniture company.
Sam Huff's mother is very ill
at her home on East Oak street.
Mrs. Huff had made arrangements
to go to New Mexico to visit her
son Sunday, but her illness com-
pelled her to defer the trip.
The infant child of Mr. and
Mrs. I. S. Morris, bom March 8,
died Tuesday eveuing and was
buried Wednesday. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev.
Robt. Hodgson at the home in
the southern part of town.
W. E. Martin, our good friend
aud life loug subscriber from
Blair, has the thanks of the
Times for a liberal donation to
our exchequer. Bro. Martin al-
ways pays in advance, which is
the correct aud proper thing.
Chae. Johnson, the stoue con-
tractor, accompanied by his little
son, returned from a several
months' stay in New and Old
Mexico and Arizona last week.
Mr. Johnson says he thiuks he
will remain here for awhile now.
Mrs. C. E. Traweek returned
Sunday from Clarendon, Tex.,
whore she was called several
weeks ago by the alarming con-
dition of her sister who had been
injured in a runaway. Mrs. Tra-
week loft hor sister mnch im-
proved .
Mrs. Essie Cochian, wife of
C. J. Cochran, a farmer of Route
6. died at her home Monday
morning at 6 o'clock, and was
buried Tuesday at 3 p. m. at
Navajo cemetery. Mrs. Cochran
was 25 years of age. aud left no
childreu.
Dr. W. E. Sanderson was taken
suddenly and seriously sick Sat-
urday afternoon, and is now con-
fined to his bed with pneumonia.
Drs. Hankins and Rawls are at-
tending him, and 'his many
friends sincerely hope he will
| soon recover.
, Pete GabUrt, who has been so-
j ourtung at Hot Springs, Ark.
I for saveral mouths for rheuma-
tism, returned home last week
looking considerably improved!
Pete left Sunday for Wichita
r ails. Texas, to pay a visit to
visit his sister.
Mrs. B. K. Wood is very ill at
her home on East Maple street.
Mrs. Wood returned Sunday from
a visit to Dr. Wood at Anadarko,
and was taken sick soou after
reaching home Her eoudition is
^e^>.08w moc'1 »ppreheuoion
is fslt hy her family and friends
LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE
Insures Hors>s, Mules and Cattle
Against Death From Any Cause.
We have secured the agency for the
Indiana and Ohio Live Stock Insu-
rance Co., the biggest, oldest and
best concern of itskind in the world,
A/hose reputation fully guarantees
payment of all policies.
They have insured stock for 22
years.
Have paid over $75,OCX) in losses.
* bond of $!00;0Q0 deposited
with State Auditor of Indiana to
protect losses in any state.
Muter a Burke r. Altai, oklaliom*
"• «•« >•
my opinion thl, camp*,, i, undonbwdlr tb, be«t in tb* i£|"
Voora truly, 8. K.SOROLS.
Kizziar & Barker
Fowler Bldg. AGENTS EwtSideSq.
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= The Altus Steam Bakery
Under New Management
purchased the interest of Mr.
dAQiri j ?A,tus =,team Bakery, and
desire a continuance of your Datronaae
ouf freshSSpMriid elant' bnd am turn&«
°"'j.r®sh bread, pies, cakes, rolls, fancy
?^.,es' ^c" every day to a satisfied
Sromnta Hanlin?88' f'rSt C,aS8 goods,
prompt and courteous service is my mot-
Look for Our Wagon
I solicit your business, and will try to
make my goods worthy of it.
E 0. ENDERLEIN
iiiiitiiiiii
\
coNDrnoNs
WERE DIFFERENT
in your grandfather's
time because he didn't
know the beneBt of hav-
ing a checking account in
• good bank. That ia no
reason why yon should be
subjected to such anti*
quated lucouvenienoe.
One of the most pleas*
ing conditions of modern business methods is a checking
account iu a good bank like
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK.
Fire sometimes destroys the homo and with it the
savings of a lifetime. Don't be negligent
BLOW IN"
•nd see those tasty woolens we an showing. You may not order a
««t ,u.t yet, but . visit will tire yon aline on onr except ZL
X^yo0uUmiynWd,0eXtri trou,#" #r * *"cy ve«tWe
c. A. F.BERGER 8UccrrjL
SPRING MILLINERY
We are ready and would be pleased to have you call and m-
?*ct our excellent line of spring and summer hats. Best styles
best quality, best prices. Half block east First National Bank.
MRS. SADIE WILLEFORD
Ton Should Read tbe Times
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Shepard, Susie W. & Shepard, Horace W. The Altus Times. (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 11, 1909, newspaper, March 11, 1909; Altus, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc403359/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.