The Sayre Headlight, Vol. 13, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, November 10, 1911 Page: 4 of 8
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THIS IS
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MONEY
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If we don’t get a chance—
That’s your fault!
If we don’t get the bill—
That’s our fault!
Let's Both Do Our Part
Headlight
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Western
Lumber Co.
Sayre, Oklahoma.
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l H‘ A- Russell* Prcs- J. A. Paris, Vice Pres.
0. M. Marsh, Cashier.
Sayre, OKIa.
The SAYRE HEADLIGHT
Geo. W. Seifert, Editor.
WEEKLY......$1.001
Eiilm-d October 7,190b, at Hu- iWi-ofluw
at buyr<\ OSi.i, a.> swoiu) cbt< mail
alter, iinipr Ah of Oinjcr*—s of
March 8nl. IS7«.
I’nbllfhe I every Friday uinrnin*! All
copy, change-T uU, He. mu't each this
oflioe n"t later Ilian VWibiHsday noon tu It •
sure publictflon
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
By DR. T. J. ALLEN
food Specialist
A IE DOLLAR MM.
We actually fame across p
Bill” of the above denomina
tion ard we found thpse won-
across the back of it:-“This no •
is receivable at par in all par s of
the United States in piyment of
all taxes and exci os and all oth •
dues to the United Stages pxc-?1
duties on import's arid also for ai
salaries and other debts and . e
mands owing the United St t<
to individuals, corpora- oris a'
associations within 'he Uni'e-
Sta es except interest on t
public debt.”
Why is such a bill a worth to:-.,
“Bill” when it comes to duties
on imports?
Why is such a bill a worthless
“Bill” when it comes to paving
interest on the public debt?
On the face of it this “VYil-
liam” remarked:—“'Srcired by
United States Bonds ar.d other
securities.”
Why did we give National
Banks the privilege of issuing!
money?
Wife it for the best interests of
the people?
When a bargain is made be-
tween two parties, sometimes
one, sometimes the other and
sometimes neither, either or loth
ge t the ad van tage. Who got t h c
advantage when this bargain wa
made? Did all the people?
What does it take to pay duties
on imports?
What is the only thing you -;m
pay interest on the public debt
with?
If|wheat was the only thing tha
duties on imports could be paid
with, would it make any differ-
erence to the wheat raiser?
If physical labor on the high-
way was the only thing with
which interest on the public deb*
could be paid would it make any
difference to the laborers of the
United S ates?
grape juice has unique
FOOD VALUE.
Grape juice Is, next to milk,
the mast nourishing of drinks.
It will support life indefinitely
when severe physical and men-
tal exertion are avoided, and is
to be preferred to milk in the
early stages of typhoid and In
cares of blood poisoning. Grape
juice can be made at home by
pressing the ripe Concord
grapes, heating to a tempera-
ture of 150, sealing in air-tight
jars and keeping in a cool place.
Bemeate of soda was formerly
uccd for preserving it from fer-
mentation.
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(Cop-right. I3i|. by Joetph S Bowleg.)
A Weekly
Newspaper for
Our Bank being a National Bank, places us
under Government Supervision, and guarantee
safety to every depositor. We refer those who
have not dealt with us to those who HAVE.
Let OUR Bank be YOUR bank.
First National Bank,
Sayre, Oklahoma. A
k T*Poarch w. I, Simmons. \
t POARCH & SIMMONS, $
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^ Hi£h Qrade Flour, Mill Stuff and Feed. |
5; Wholesale and Retail. !;
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HINTS
Ey D3.T. i. AL5UN
Food Specialist
^ INDIANS' WAY TO PREVENT
’ DISEASE.
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“fcree hundred Ute l-dla-s
| have ja:t cs.r.pljted at Grp-J
I Jencticn, Gold.,- their armisl
} three cfsys’ run dance and
| which they believe to be a prs-
i \cr.i»ve cf rifscacc anc! O'DruIn'-
i ly cf cjr.'uimtion. The’
I a. .'cneca roJical scicn.; of the
j tizy k"0W3 no better preventive
j cf consumption, esneer, preu-
| mor.ia cr any other disease. The
3 cxcrci-e is excellent as a -vea.-.a
cf trecking down ar.d climinat-
J lr5 v, err-cut tissue, which, ac-
i cumulating in the bleed, is the
| piysicjl condition prcedent of
. all direrct; the rrh/cu- cere-
S ccr.'j has a good influence o co-
{ erdinatirg the nervous -- tern,
1 especially when arcampr. . 1 by
j the muscular exercise of bare-
| irg, and the fir-a belief that dir-
k case will be prevented by this
j means i3 a valuable means'cf
| suggestion, if the average r.-n
rr.d woman would take a week's
rest at this rceedn cf the year,
farting for from three fo ten
days, cr at lead living upon sn
exclusive acid fruit diet. :,e re-
suits would be far mere bone"-
ciat than from the ordinary va*
caticn, during which the averar*
overworked perron is likely t-
cvereat ard exhaunt himself f.,-•
ther in the effort to enjoy him-
self, instead of resting.
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$100 Reward, $100
,**WRGcrg of tlil.'j paper win ]>*
pleased to |iarn that Uih ■ ;.i r
areaetd <1 seaHo ih.,i .. • ,
dryad, d disease that Wane.? I \,"-n
CaHrVl.Ctt|?J? °J l!" “ an'l ' at Is
<dta in. JiaJI h Catarrh Cm. is ■ „uly
positive cure now known to (lie nr '.cal
fraternity. Catarrii behix a ronsti: [
dioaae, requires a Constitutional »r<lt-
ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is l. n |n.
tcrnally, actlnp directly upon tli t,|,*A
■ ind mucous surfaces of the system, there-
by destroy,ng the foundation of Die dis-
, .Mi| Riving llui patient atrength t>y
rn i .T U? ,t l“ ‘'onslltution and assisting 1
ratnr«r in doing Its work. The p,-„pihl0rs
i™‘ii,T, »'(,1Jn "* furaUw- puw.
ns that they offer One Hundred Dollars
ISJSPtSiSJ^ u""l
WtrSKSSS?/."-"***
Take Ball's Family Pilla f,jr conatipatwa. I
$1.00
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Have all the news and have it first.
[THE SAYRE HEADLIGHT.!,
THAT I
Will polish knives, forks, silverware, tin pans, cooking uten-
sils, put a lustre on the glassware, and dean the win-
dows with an ease that is bound to please the housewife
In fact, THAT will clean ar.d polish anything except the
conscience of a professional politician.
Uvery merchant in Sayre will be selling THAT on Saturday
your wife smile when she uses it!
The New Variety Store. ,,
We have the largest line of fine V' Par!11ci‘-
□unaware in town. Allkindsof tou should get a trial bucket
Queens ware, Graniteware, Tin- of the stock food at the fKi
ware, Racket Goods. Lamps and Drugstore Wo will u -
Stationary of all kind. Don’t bucket-of o|,!l7 , yoU 5
forget the place. 1 1 ‘sloc,< ^°cd and make
THE VARIETY STORE. yourwifo a Present of a hand-
, —, 50,110 fPt of dishes. You will
We have bought an unclaimed double your feed values
shipment of stock food. We can
sell you a $3.50 bucket of Wil-j
burs fop $2.00. A 25c package!
of Poultry Tonic for 15c. Come, P /Hlft IfQCnne
in and price all of our stock foods. **“'*" LuiJOJiJi).
We can save you money on buy- Miss Ltnorc E. Seifert
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Seifert, George W. The Sayre Headlight, Vol. 13, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, November 10, 1911, newspaper, November 10, 1911; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc406002/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.