Vinita Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 158, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 31, 1912 Page: 3 of 4
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Tlie management of this bank re-
alizes that the steady pursuit of the
policy of prompt careful and accom-
modating service to all has beou the
main cause of its continued growth
and popularity. Growing a little each
day week and month in the confidence
of the public and its ability to serve all
who require our aid. We are stronger
and better prepared each year to meH
the wishes of the public.
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in I rKnlA I iUNAL 01YA. 01 IIWJ! L17.
Capital $100000
"PROGRESSIVE GUARANTEED; BANK"-
KLIN6EL FURNITURE COMPANY
Sole Agents for
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Globe
Wernicke Bookcases and
Sealy Mattresses
119 South Wilson Street.
MORNING'S GASH GROCERY
PHONE 373
Concord Grapes per basket 25c
Honey per frame 20c
Carnation Oats round package 10c
Victor Toy Oats 8c
TAniortoQ npr can 10c
Can Corns 7c 8c 10c and 12'ic
Apples bushel 75c
Bulk Pickles doz 1Mb
Fancy head rice 4 lbs for 25c
.Telly Glasses dozen 20c
Cranberries 3 qt for 25c
Compound l.ard f
Seeded Rasins package Tc
Sultana Seedless Rasins 7c
50c Bottle Liquid Veneer 40c
Red Star Flour; 48 lbs $1-23
Red Star Flour 24 lbs 65c
Uniform Flour 48 lbs $123
Uniform Flour 24 lbs 65c
Blue Ribbon Flour 48 lbs 11.41
Blue Ribbon Flour 24 lbs 75c
S. & P. Flour 48 lbs
S. & P. Flour 24 lbs 75c
French Peas per can 15c
French Mushrooms per can 15c
Muskat Grapes per can 15c
Carnation Black Cherries 20c
Carnation White Cherries 20c
Carnation Egg Plums 15c
Asparagus tips. 2 lb. can 18c
Fancy red salmon ic
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h lb. Biloxi Oysters 9c 3 for 35c
B lb. Biloxi Oysters 18c 2 for 35c
Wagner E. & C. sliced pineapples. .12c
Meadow Grove Mine Meat 3 for ..25c
1 loan money on farm lands. C. B.
uropulos Raymond Building.
Commencing
Saturday Oct. 5th
and each
Saturday
following there
will be a
demonstration on
different lines of
GOOD
THINGS
TO EAT
that we carry in
stock
Fresh Fruits
F. fi. COWAN
GROCER
PHONES 158 AND 186
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN
FOR ALL MAGAZINES
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Post Office Cigar Store
"" "
Garrison's C. O. D. Grocery
PHONES 118 and 119
Fancy Ben Davis Apples pk -20c
Fancy Ben Davis Apples bu -.70c
Jonathan Apples pk - 25c
Concord Grapes
per basket . 23c
Fancy Bananas per doz 20c
Oranges per doz 25c
Cranberries 3 qts -..25c
Graham Flour per sack - 35c
Northern Potatoes
per peck . . . 20c
Mill run bran lOOlbs 1.15
Pure corn chops lOOlbs .1.30
Oats per bushel .-. 45c
Northern Potatoes
per bushel . . . 75c
No. 3 Tomatoes per can 9c
No. 3 Carnation Tomatoes per can 11c
Iowa Sweet Corn per can 7c
Iowa Sweet Corn 4 cans 25c
Iowa Sweet Corn per doz 70c
0 B fteut48JJs 1.20
181bs Granulated Sugar for ..1Q0
8 l-2lbs Granulated Sugar for ...--50c
41b Granulated Sugar for ..25c
Pure Cane Sugar lOOlbs $5.50
0 B Flour 241bs 65c
Altoona Early June Peas per can. 9c
Carnation Early June Peas per can 11c
Vesper Early Sune Peas per can lie
Van Camp's Early June Peas per can.. 11c
Chas. Dickens 11c
Empress Flour
481b sack . . . 1.20
Pickwick extra sifted Peas per can 17c
F F O G extra sifted Peas per can 20c
Neosho string Beans per can 8c
Old Reliable string Beans per can .8c
Empress Flour
241b sack . . . 65c
Old Mammy Hominy per can 7c
Old Mammy Hominy per doz .80c
Van Camp's Hominy per can... ..8c
Van Camp's Hominy per doz 90c
3 boxes Oil Sardines 10c
3 packages Ideal Toothpick .10c
Vienna Sausage per can 8c
Chipped Beef in cans 9c 3 for..
.25c
Homo soft wheat
Flour 481b sk 1.35
Chipped Beef in glass 13c 2 for 25c
Pure Cider Vinegar per bottle 9c
Pure Cider Vinegar per gallon 25c
Merry War Lye per can.. 8c
Homo Flour 24lbs 70c
Rea Lye per can 8c
Greenwich Lye per can 8c
Silk Soap 3 bars for ioc
Busy Bee Soap 2 bars for 5C
Uniform Flour 48
lb sack .... 1.20
Woodcock Soap 2 bars for 5c
Flake White Soap bar 4c 7 for 25c
Crystal White Soap bar 4c 7 for 25c
Whit6 Borax Naptha Soap 4c 7 for ... 25c
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Try Whitney's restaurant. tf
Ollie Ball of Oswego came in this
morning.
C. J. Stuart returned to Adair this
morning.
T. D. Cox went to Kinnison today
on business.
Bert Lennox came down from Welch
this morning.
N. Harrison came in from Bluejacket
this morning.
E. J. Lamb made a business visit to
Bluejacket today.
Major H. O. Cusey made a business
trip to Pryor today.
Miss Anna Stuber went to Muskogee
this morning for a visit.
J. K. May came down from Kelso
where he is building a house.
F. M. Conner father of Lon Conner j
came fn from Fairland this morning.
Mies Sue Roberts went to Big Cabin
this morning where she has a. music
class.
The government test showed a rain-
fall of 2.41 last night and still is
rains. I
Joe Madison and J. T. Haney two
hay men from Big Cabin were in town
today.
Dan Myers did not open up the
Grand theatre last night on account
of rain.
Miss Arnole Layton came down
from Bluejacket this morning to do
some shopping.
Mrs. Frank Collins went to Afton
this morning to visit her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Young.
Mrs. Oliver Bagby and daughter
Miss Mable returned last night from
a visit at Kansas City.
John Jenkins came In this morning
from Western Oklahoma and took the
Katy home to Bluejacket.
W. B. Depue who has been absent
from Vinita for about four months
came to this morning from Virginia.
Miss Gale Scott left on the Katy
Limited this morning for a few days
visit with friends at Columbia Mo.
"A lot of laughter now and then is
relished by women and men." "The
Girl From Tokio." Grand theatre Sun-
day. K. f. Hobdy and 0 B. Mitchell :-
billed to speak at the Wayside school
house tonight but will likely be rained
out.
Tom Stamps a merchant from
Dawes Switch was in town today buy-
ing goods from Ratcliff-Sanders and
Armour and Company.
"Laughter makes dull moments
bright." "The Girl From Tokio."
Grand theatre Sunday. Seats now
selling 50c 75c 11.00 and $1.50.
"Happy is the woman or man who
laughs when they can. The Girl
From Tokio" Grand theatre Sunday.
Seats now selling 50c 75r $1.00 and
$1.50.
Mrs Tobey. of Iaharp Kans.. and
Mrs. Horville of lola. Kans. returned
home this morning after a visit here
of a few days with Mr. and Mrs. John
Choteau.
W. Lemley. with the Sonsolidated
Salvage Sale Co.. of Dallas. Texas
was here this morning on his way to
Bluejacket to conduct a sale for Wil-
son & Howell.
John isordenK.'rcher. father of Lew
Bordenkircher left this morning for
his home at Burlington Kansas he
says in time to vote for Wilson. He
will return to Vinita after the election
and finish his visit.
A. Pfannkuche Is down sick.
The city police are busy killing dogs.
Mrs. M. S. Runyan is on the sick
list.
Dr. G. W. WiUinms is up after a few
days sickness.
T. W. Orr and I.. O. Orr are here
from Coffeyville.
Mrs. Lowden is on the sick list at
E. N. Ratcliffs.
A. A. Minor is transacting business
at Pryor today.
A. A. Minor expects to go to Kansas
City tonight on a business mission.
R. C. Bailey goes to Springfield to-
night to take a course in telegraphy.
Amos Stolabarger came in from his
farm near Bluejacket this morning.
Judge P. S. Davis goes to Welch to-
night to deliver a democratic speech.
G. W. Hill has returned from Clare-
more where he visited his son Robert
Hill.
S. G. Wells of White Oak has sent
in his resignation as election inspector
to Chairman Brady.
It. A. Farmer is here from Montana
visiting Mr. and Mts. Sam Mobley and
Mrs. Sarah Nelius.
.1. A. ilolmboe is back from Okla-
homa City looking after the construc-
tion of the insane asylum.
X. I!. Danningberg cashier of the
First National bank and Ben Matthews
were here from Chelsea this morning.
Mrs. S. E. Samuel returned home
to Pryor today after a visit of a few
days with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. Gate wood.
R. H. Brady chairman of the demo-
cratic central committee was at Welch
yesterday organizing his forces for the
final race Tuesday.
The special train that carries the
Vinita high school boys to Muskogee
tomorrow will be decorated with big
streamers bearing the name of Vinita
high school.
1 The Frisco is putting in a 15-foot
cement sidewalk on the north side of
Illinois avenue from Scraper to Wilson
streets the estimated cost of which
will be about $700.
Jim McCullough has invited all re-
publican candidates to retire to his
farm twelve miles southeast of town
after next Tuesday and has given per-
miss'on to shoot squirrels.
I have a brand new Chase and Bak-
er Player Piano that retails for $675
that I won in a paper contest. Will
sell at a bargain on installment plan.
.1. ii. Calselowry at Chieftain office.
THE HUSSARS DREW A
CROWD IN THE RAIN.
'His Cherrlngtou is helping out at
the post office during the absence of
S. L. Green who left today to attend
a conference of the United Brethern
Church at Shawnee Okla.
C. Snyder of Clarion Iowa and
Win. H' 'vder of Burlington Kans..
were here this morning and took the
Katy for Muskogee. They are looking
at the country with a view of buying
land.
K. I. Hobdy I!. Winfrey and R. S.
Hill returned from Bluejacket last
night where they had been attending a
law suit before Justice Byron Cash
entitled Wilson vs. Winfrey. A change
of venue was taken to Justice Eddy's
mint at Welch and the case set for
healing next Monday.
The heavy rain last night did not
prevent a good attendance at the high
school auditorium to hear the Hussars.
This splendid organization more than
pleased the audience with their novel
and entertaining program. There was
not a dull moment from the opening
number to the close and the applause
was frequent and emphatic. If the
night had been favorable the attend-
ance would have been equal to the
value of the number but the result is
a disappointment to the management
of the lyceum course of which this
was the opening attraction.
However the four remaining num
bers will be given as advertised and
the sale of season tickets will be con-
tinued for another month. The next
number will be Senator Frank J Can
non of Utah on. Dec. 4th. He gives a
lecture of more than usual Interest.
On Jan. 22nd will appear re Dunbar
singing orchestra which is composed
of six talented young women and
their program is esqually as popular
as that of the Hussars. The last two
numbers of the course are Kmma Dee
Handle and Alton Packard. All of the
remaining numbers would cost sep-
arately as much as $1.00 each.
Those who bought single admission
tickets whether they used them last
night or not may secure season tick-
ets good for the rest of the course by
paying the difference in price. This
means that if you paid 50 cents for a
single ticket you can get a season
ticket for a dollar.
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FOR RENT Modern house with
furnace. Phono 469.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I hereby announce myself as a can-
didate for re-election to the office of
justice of the peace of municipal town-
ship Xo. C.
DAVID MBRIDETII
tf. Vinita. Okla.
DR. F. L. HUGHSON
Physician and Sargton
Phones 625 Residence 525 W. Delaware
Office Over Wimer Drug Store
FOR SALE A desirable residence
lot In the Knight Addition at a bar
gain if taken soon. Apply at Chieftain
office. tf
FOR SALE Lot 13 in block 30
size 80 by 185 feet west front. One
block west of North park. This Is a
bargain. Apply at Chieftain office tf
FARM TO RENT 320 acre farm 1
mlleB south of Welch. Good barn and
will built a new house. Terras $700
or $400 cash and secured note for $300.
W. B. Wolfe Vinita Okla.
Beautiful College Addition Lots.
10.00 down and ten dollars a month
no taxes. Will furnish money to build.
Buy 'em now. C. B. MUROPULOS
Raymond Building.
For Sale.
80 acres 40 In cultivation 40 in tine
meadow 3 room house barn good well
water spring. A bargain at $26.50 per
acre. C. B. MUROPULOS Rnymond
building Vinita Okla.
Dr. 11. H Wynne specialist of the
eye ear nose and throat. Glasses fit-
ted of Oklahoma City will be pro-
fessionally in Vinita Tuesday Nov.
5th from 1:30 p. m. to 6 p. m. at office
of Dr. R. L. Mitchell. 6-D.W.
Dr. Louis Bagby
Offict I'll
Re. 110
PHONES-.
Dr.'.C. S. Neer
I Office 101
1 Ren. 46
DRS. BAGBY & NEER
Office in First National Bank Buildm
JAMES S. DAVENPORT
Attorney-at-Law
Office Rooms 9 & 10 New Halsell Bldg
VINITA OKLAHOMA
The Muskogee Times-Democrat last
night published the pictures of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph J. McConnell. of
Wagoner who were married there yes-
terday and go to Calcutta to live.
Mrs. McConnell was Miss Bessie Brew-
er daughter of Rev. T. F. Brewer who
was at one time presiding elder of
this district and lived in Vinita.
FARM LOANS
We have unlimited funds to loan on
choice Farm Lands at low rate of
interest.
Best Contract and Payment Privilege
in Southwest
SEE US BEFORE BORROWING
PARKER-W
tSE
With Farmers State Bank.
Fine Farm For Sale.
460 acres 2Vs miles west of Afton
$8000 worth of improvements. Mod-
ern bouse good barn artesian well
good fencing and other improvements.
Fine valley land. Address the owner
J. W OR WIG Afton Okla. tf
DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER.
The registration books will be open
in Vinita a week before the election
for the registration of voters who fail-
ed to register before the August pri-
mary or who have changed their resi-
dence since that time. Voters who
have moved from one ward to another
must get proper transfers showing
the change.
THE IDYLOUR
License Films
Honey Bugs First Quarrel
Essany. A riproaring side-
bursting comedy-
A Western Courtship Lubin
Western Drama
The. Lair of the Wolf
One of Kalems best
A little rain should not keep
you from seeing this program.
Open 6:30
Admission S&lOc
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