The Eldorado Courier (Eldorado, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, June 19, 1914 Page: 1 of 8
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THE ELDORADO COURIER
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CLDOHAUO. JAOKHOa OQCm, OKLAHOMA. KHl DAY. Jt'MK !l>. mu
Chaser
*M9» M by
animal* qui»l ami n*MI*
*4. Wkilm ti*** tm mm* k
demand far Imm on U*.
farm ywauMH afford to
N- without Dr. Hm Uuar
am**! Fly Ckawr.
W« haw handled differ-
»ni preparations (hat w«r»
suptaasd to kaap th» fllaa
off of stack. We had Jaat
•boat dockfcd th*r» «u
nothing that arould give
satisfaction until w« triad
(bit remedy.
The great advantage of
Dr. Heat fly Cbaaer to lU
»«* iMtlny properties.
The guarantee we pat
with it to oar strongest
point. If yoa are not sat-
isfied bring the can back
nnd we will gladly return
yoar money without ques.
tion. We also handle an
assortment of sprays suit-
able for using it.
THRASHERS
RUNNING ON ,
FULL TIME
JY»M ami C^wltfy (Mow that)
tspscted J>y Gfowora of
Out Brnd Crcp.
A grmi tl«*J of inlmal
eieatsdon I ho sirert* Wntlnr*.
d** when • large threshing out-
lit polled out of town for the
wheat Adds. Practically all of
the wheat le in the shock and
soon Uio bt/m of the thresher
will bo tolling tho story of yield
to tho termor.
Whllo thoro «roa a alight (Ho-
Appointment in tbo turnout, it
muot bo admitted that tho whoot
, has been a great bonodietion to
thio country thfc yoor. Pint,
tho pasturage for stock «ao a
godsend which efcnnot bo
mated. Then tho call of tho
rsapor sounds so insistent lain
demand for helpers that not only
the growers but thoir neighbors
have Muse for rejoicing. And
when harveet is over, tho nan*
try will smile at the sweet, uesh
biscuits that wiU burden its
shelves.
Scientific farmers tell us that
if the land is broken as soon as
the harvest is ovcr.onough mois-
ture will be conserved for an*
other profitable crop.
•1.00 Mr Tsar.
u
SAFETY FIHST" ^nrolIu?,
The Safety and Security oi Our DEPOSITORS*
"DEPOSITS GUARANTEED"
ENROLLED DON'T
IN NORMAL |
_ UNTIL
|| li Y«i IfcNrtlMwv.lt Count
I ' Hmoi. HM An
Tim Num.
Farmers St Merrkunls Stale Bank
Eldorado. Okie.
The Needle and Thimble Club
met with Mra. W. C. Reevoo
June I 4914. A very i-
afternoon was epent in work and
conversation. The hostess ser-
ved delicious ice cream in
melon cupe and cake.
E. M. Tankersley. Geo. B.
Davis, W. C. Austin, J. A. Ul-
ley and Misa Fannie BeU of Mto-
Oklahoma.
Chautauqua lor Jackson Co.
Wo have
mentary
received a
ticket
to tho
P£SSS®3*
T SonMof the very best talent
sJany&sf •bur *•>-
Corner Dreg Store
THE 3fexa« STORE
P.. S. CAVI NESS & SON
proprietors.
Wheat Field Scsae.
Examination Next Week,
Next week being the fourth
week of the summer normal the
last three days, Thursday, Fri-
day and Saturday, will be devot-
ed to examinations for certifica-
tion. More than seventy-five
students have enrolled, but all
are not to be examined, as some
are merely taking high school
subjects.
We have been asked to state
that since several schools of this
section are not yet contracted
for. this would be an excellent
time for directors to come in
touch with the leading teachers
of the county and secure capable
instructors for next year.
Yesterday morning the thresh-
er and crews left for the wheat
field of W.F.Miller on the J M.
Posey farm near town. This is
an average field, and tested 59
pounds to the bushel, which
places it in the second grade. It
is well natured, and will average
about fifteen bushels to the acre.
Mrs. Gretta McMaster, the
lady photographer of Quanah,
Texas, who devotes one day in
each week to photography here,
went out to the threshing scene
and made a photo of the outfit
in operation yesterday morning.
A copy of this picture will be on
display in her window here after
the work is finished. She is do-
ing a good deal of view work this
summer, and as the harvest'
fields are about the most attrac-
tive of any scenes this country
affords, much of her skill and
artistic taste are employed in se-
curing the most pleasing effects.
LOOK
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Last Saturday night, Sunday I
morning and Sunday night Rev. '
J. A. Mathews of Alvord, Texas,
Notice to Postoffice Patrons.
< The pcatoffice department as-
signs from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. as
official hours for the postoffice,
with privilege of closing window
during period of putting up mail.
If the evening mail is put up be-
fore 6 o'clock the window will
be opened till 6, otherwise the
window will remain closed till 8
next morning No stamps will
be sold after 6 in the evening or
before 8 in the morning.
occupied the Baptist pulpit to the
edification of his hearers. The
church in conference Wednesday
night extended a call to him to
pastor the church here, and his
friends will await with eager-
ness his disposition of the calf.
If he should accept, it will likely
be September before he can ar-
range to come, as he has charge
of four churches in Texas jthat
| it will be necessary for him to
be released from before he can
assume the duties here.
Preaching at Victory.
Elder E. Milvee of near Olus-
tee will preach at Victory school
house the first Sunday in each
month. The public is extended
a cordial invitation to attend the
services.
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PIPS »A3
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WHILE THEV LAST
flWe will sefi this style Sled .Cultivator at $10.50.
fJThis is positively less than cost at the factory, but we
are overstocked, and to move them we are making
this kind of a price. These formerly sold at $17.50.
If" the weeds are getting the lead on you it would pay
you to invest in two or three of th'ese at this price.
^First come first served. We only have a limited
supply, and can not replace them at tliis price.
The following is a list of the
entries In the Jackson County
Normal, now in ssesion here;
tteneva Pan char. R L Cope-
ad. Mrs flallie Richardson.
Maude Raxrode. frank Plainer.
* Muetaine. R L Carder.,
Ruth Wilson. Beatrice Allen. Al-
J?"0?"' ***• Thompeoa.
Marie B. Morrow. Juaaite Lip-
JJ®dt. Virginia Morgan. John M.
Loth*r Pmre* Ed Thar
teuMa aSdlt VO* Gkdn
any nanber. Hon. EfiwttP^. . 7™1' ICutt WfwaaM. Mrs.
trev. praridentof the association v- toutk Dill,
will aeek. to have aome person | Myrtle Bryant. Jewel Co.
Lo« Bailey. Ethel Prowitt. Car-
mine Massie. Frauds Kirchner.
Iva McCoHough. Melba Dial.
Blair Thorp. Ruby Thorp; Willie
Tillman, Lela Turnboivh. Mm-
WB. Minich. Eflle V. Preddv.
Mrs. Mary Whaley. Joella Bai-
iey. Katheryn Mustaine. Minnie
Schneider. Willis Cousins, Stella
Williams. Exie Lacy, J T McCoi-
lough, Lurlee Slaten, J. E.
Sihnorrenburgh, Delphia Glynn,
Eva Hyler, Blanche Burns, Em-
mett Heiskell, Martha Fisher,
Dollie Richardson, Cecil Murphy,
T B Springs, Mrs Lemont B Bai-
ley, Lillie Thomasson, V M Burt,
Whyrlye Dickey. E G West, Ina
Westbrook. Eunice Cousins. J P
PeLoach, May Fitter, Katie Fit-
ter. Bertie Satcher, May Robin-
YOU'RE
THIRSTY
TWrst isa't aaasaaaiy far UMsa-
Jirwut af oar soda, ft wwta
tba dry apat la bat vaalkar. Ita
son. Ruby Thorne.Lavonie Ford,
Levy Gray.
wlwa Um day is aaai.
les ersaai tba vaiy baat.
Bafars and aftar tbat
tHp. ia Um ammlagi aad a(l»
naaoa. ar aftar an aata rida ar In
tba avaniat. «• tba tbnaa to
think of oa aad tba many plaaa*
ant "traata" ia aton fsr yoa.
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Bnas Drag Stare
"THE NTAL STOKE"
H. A. BRUENS. Prop.
Quanah Couple Pair
Saturday morning H. C. Gib-
son and Mrs. Ella Cross ol Quan-
ah, Texas, alighted from the
train here and proceeded to the
home of Rev. l.R. Dowell where
they were united in the bonds of
wedlock. Mr. Gibson is an old
man, and his bride was a young
widow with two small children.
As soon as the morning train
back to Quanah came thev were
passengers back to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Warthen
of Altus were here over Sunday
looking after their farm in the
Saye community. Mr. Warthen
has been doing extensive im-
proving on the place this spring.
They will spend tha> summer at
Gould where Mr. Waft hen will
buy wheat during the wheat
buying season.
L. P. Clonts and wife are en-
tertaining a*iew daughter.
Rev. L R. Dowell was at Quan-
ah Sunday.
H.C.WEYHDW.CO.
PHILLIPS
Chicken
highest market price always
Headquarters
Southwestern Lbr
One Weekly Kitchen Reminder free with each can of
Calumet Baking Powder.
Good nUndard grade of Corn 2.00 per caae.
Rice 20 Iba. 1.00. Bay a leib. box of choice Peaches
nRy 9 Let us have your threshing bill. We
can save You money.
Also bring your Eggs and butter to us. We can handle
it for you.
CASH GROCERY
W. F. FARLEY, Pmprietor.
Mrs. Messersauth Entertains
On Tuesday evening of June
16th Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Me ser-
smith entertained a party of
voung people fram nine tili
twelve. Those present were
Misses West, Boarden. Williams.
J Fraser. Thompson. Williams.
! Vivian and Jewel Tay>r. Lous-
ins and Yates.
Messrs. Pearce. Copeland.
Heiskell. Thaggard. Schnorren
burgh. York. Talbott. Hooks and
SENIOR EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Programme. June 21. 1914.
Subject—Revenge and forgive-
ness.
Song service, ten minutes.
Leader. Miss Exie Lacy.
Scripture lesson and talk or
paper read on same—Leader.
Prayer-Song.
The story of a Great Hatred,
awa Jeasic Thompson.
Revenge. Past and Present—I
.. . -— j A talk b* H. A. Brderts.
Muwfcma. j Instrumer.tal music . Mra. C.
\ anous games were plaved, A. Hatch.
w^. .the cor,rest. P-raooal Spite. Luther Pearee.
TwwUd.Ank*k±' The prte Tbc«*bts from the Lmoa
ty MfcaWeot and Mr.jr. ^ HietMnita. <A Talk
cburgh. Eicti cat tf
Mctedar^itiaa.
A COMPARISON
Of the binders we have sold this year with
those sold in previous years will prove the su-
periority of the latest machines. So with the
hundreds of other things we handle. We do
iwt hesitate to make the prices right. Our
slogan is high quality and low price. |^f
Fanning tools|of afl lands
Only standard mahra A
and they the very best
mMk lJm
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Thacker, John Riley. The Eldorado Courier (Eldorado, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, June 19, 1914, newspaper, June 19, 1914; Eldorado, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc403520/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.