The Mountain Park Herald (Mountain Park, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, December 9, 1910 Page: 1 of 8
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The Mountain Park Herald
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A large stick to **Wt
from in a great Variety
qf color* and grade*.
*01* cen get the*n
ing the sale at
CWt M(fr.
MiUatfy
All Of our Lauieh, liiss-
0%’ tad Chlldlfcn’s hau
fa 14 this aale at
cost
LadW* ail Mtuc* CeaU
Oar entire Una of Ladies, Mis-v* and
Children's Coat* all go in tWti^le at
COST
La&t* Sweater*
Note the reduction on this seaHonable
lino of papular wear.
fcegular $1.50 Sweaters go at ___ $1. ID
Regular 2 60 " go a" 1 ftS
Regular 8.50 goat lit**
Ladles Drebt Skirts
Wur entire new up-to-date StVic of *li,c
Dtees Skirts 411 go iri this Sf’.v at
COST
I
Closing oUt these SLoes
rivfi hundred pair of Er.uLott'K rno«?
411) 4d In thla sale at CtiST
"JUST 10 DAYS
3-uet t,brcc /iberc avs
OF THE—
BIQ SALE
Strtrts Saturday, DeceriilAer 3rd
add lasts JUST 10 DA\^. Visit our big;
Store during this sale, you are sure to
find some bargains irt every Impartitterlt.
Bargain in Outing
Best r.i :ule «>uting flannel for un-
derwear an J dro-ar-a. regular Ijv
in tl ?- -;:Vj a!! y* u war.l
Blankets
A L>.i-i:e assert men* ''fail hinds of
! LanLtft < will jzi at a 'oiu- reduction
in this sale 1,ay in a supply now.
SOME RED HOT GROCERY BARGAINS
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V-' oijLvl:, ■«' ga"
S.iurj tomstii ~
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Sifii V a ("amps kruut
So. '(.»
SI Hu
25**
25c
2T»l
3 of
3 raiih of "
S-lni- jn
tit * clu*
pimnikin l.» •
hoiniri.i 2’n
L0e
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3 cans of apples 28c
Mean- black berTie* i&c
lV-»t tea [»or pound
ti'J pound- of rice iW St.l>0
1* >rat ).»^ Inalicl SI (V)
B"»r land am ikier>eup g;.l f>"e
R ty.il Sorgu.ii per gallon *d?
la st <’our per hrr.dred $2.1(1
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T. H. WHITE
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Mountain park,'
OKLAHOMA.
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Clothing
We ar<: Ck" ling • t
t>ui entire • ?t yt
Men’s ('lathing nr u
rj*t r>•)>•♦' Cvme
t.i i.iy a’-id gv: ijktJ-
cUt
Mens Hats
We will allow t< ii
per e«nt discount vn
all Metis and Bo>k
hats, S tel Hon indued
and every hat in Ih■*
•tore At u diV’ount
io Per cent
Flannel Shirts
Jli.it received 1 bore
in tim*‘ to get it) on
tl in Huk*.
$2 50, $2.00 and I.SO
values plumed on mI*'
nt youV
CHOICE $1.39
Me(i» Dress Shirts
100 DrcHH Sirt* sizes from 144/1 i<* IV. in white
Stripes, B u >j and dole, the hart aliirt we liavc
sola for a dollar A? this «lV
CHOICE 69C
Menft ilnd Bdys Sweaters
A ureut rs«ortmiqt of Sweaters, in ail wools
etc. in nil the colors imaginable, they go in this
sale M . , - •
10 PER CENT REDUCTION
REMEMBER!
This Sale CIu-lcsi in just IO Dayy
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-t. u>
Modritain Park.
Wt need a few town bcoitfers,
knd fewer town rodsiers.
WolkM the location.: Notdi
better. -NdHtsher valleys df land
in the-fkato or ort the conti tie nt
thMi right afotlnd Mt Park.
tl idles a rich country to make
a good town. We’ve got the
country. 'The town it well Ideat-
ed. Beautiful for situation. On
the west Mt. Radtiminski lifts
hie granite head a thousand feet £ro« S^yd.^ Snn'jl,y-
Into the sky. On the north the
Otter ctehke wind their silvery
threfcds Scfoas the fertile plaint
that uie husbandman’s plow-
sheer to yield abundance for man
and beast On the east the roll-
ing hills dpdn which ths grading
herds Show contentment and
proht OS iEe south.we have
Snyder, amayi and fore^erfa
tample W Show how wickCdlP
mean pCopH Can be.
AthoaM we have the beautiful
Park, odeddklwith the greatest
abundance of toe Sand tod pure
water, k, town,matt have water.
We have ft ef the best
Let’s talk iip, boost up, build
op our town. Let Snyder go to
the devffc at Ihe is oh 4 greased
track that runs that way with a
down grade.
Whether tbs people finally lo-’
cate the county seat here or not,
don’t tdkd Sway our advantages
for buiMfafc a good town.
There Is net a better in Okla-
homa for healthy residence and
good watSr.
Build up the school!, jbtup St
least two good, up-to-date cotton
gins, Owned by phople inferotted
in the growth of 1ft Park.
Let us put up the gaps and un-
load our goods t6 stay.
Drive ths dog from under the
wegdn a4d get a hustle on.
rift up your camp stakes and
Idttd a bouse.
Ptotrnow, posit, go!
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS
See J. I! $';ark for Farm
tidartk.
isaA«i Cl'.rk of Kooeoveil was
here Saturday.
Auctioneer Bramblctt was up
to HobSrt Tuesday.
Mr. Houston wta here from
Davidson Saturday.
Henry Thorr.pacn wat> over
Charlky Wilson returned from
New Mexico Saturday last.
Furniture. Matting and Rug«
!t Provine's. Mountain Park.
Sheriff Brashekrs transacted
business in Hbbdrt Tuesday.
T. C. Slack spent a couple of
days in Frederick this week.
FarM LoStft niy specialty.
J. B. Roark.
Iifilu Southern ii s over from
Jhwton trlsiting with parents.
-'John Perkins wtts up to Cold
Springs Sufiday to fee his folks.!
Pete Timmerman and wife left!
Friday night ter a visit at Fred- j
erick.
flat Provine’s prices on Furni- ]
tura before buying elsewhere.
K. Weitner was in Saturday j
and took advantage of one of our
subscription offers.
, W. J. Baylor of Fort Worth,
!eaas, was doing business here
the first of the week.
Will you need a Farm Loan ?
If so let J. B. Roark show you
his proposition.
A. M. Trader and wife spent
! fow days this week visiting rela-
tive near Blackwell.
Vem Gr cey came down from.
Clinton Sundy arid ctayed the
day withhii Lrother
I win exchange nev furniture
far your old furniture, W. R. Pro-
vine, Mountain Park.
The tea',hrrs of Swanson co-je-
Free to Tie Trade free!
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We tr • going to give away to one of our customers
ft braut'fal and useful present, something every
housewife netdv STuw is the time to get it FREE,
A SOLID OAK KITCHEN CABINET
Will be given away absolutely* free. For every dol-
lar CASH purchase in our store we will give you a
number the one holding prize number ge1* the pabinet
!
THIS SALE CLOSES ON
DECEMBER 24, COME
AND GET YOUR
NUMBERS.
ASK FOR PARTICU-
LARS
SEE THE CABNE7 AT
OUR STORE
MRS. CLEMENTS
is making a reduction r.n Milli-
nery and will give away a !arge
beautiful <mi .
That you may know that our prices ase as good if
not betur than you can get anywhere else, we
Sife you a few of our prices to compare with what
you have been paving.
3 cans cf Corn for 25c.
3 “ of 2 lb Tomatoes 2£c.
3 ’* of pie Poaches 25c.
3 ■* of Blackberries 25c,
3 of Gooseberries 25c.
3 “ cf Red-pitted ChcTrie‘3 25c.
3 “ of Krout 25c.
3 “ of Lye Hominy 25u
3 “ of Apples 35.
IO lb bucket Royal Soffekibifn .40.
13 lbs Granulated Sugar I.OO.
Fine Colorado Potatoes par bt&hel
I.OO.
IO IbsCottolene, regular prite.^1.65
for $1.50.
10 lbs Compound, regular price
$1.50 for $1.35,
20 lbs Hoad Rice for $1.00.
MANY BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS WE CANNOT MENTION
FOR WANT OF SPACE
T. W. STEPHENS ^
Mountain Park,
Oklahoma.
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ty held a very enthusiastic and
in terse tip* .matting httii fife
Saturday.
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R. II. Jones ratumad home from
Kentuckey Saturday, after stor-
ing th-re several weeks through
eicknece and death of his fothar.
Chancey Golf has disposed of
his intereit in the Mountain
Park Concrete Works, A. B.
Slaybaugh becoming the sole
proprietor. c' sn*
For best propditione oh Farm
Loans see J. B. Roark.
Talk about dry time! oO
water! Why water ia so scant
up at Hobart that they can’t thtw
their milk, have to drink it with
thetkumAi. 4
Many fine table' deserts cap ha
made from the THE ALTON
GOOD3 Gelatine. The packaim
contain^ rtttmefoda receipt and
two colors.
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if ycu hive ifey oM iiuattmtm
that you want to get rid af. am
Provine. Mountain Park.
A Moffat spent the day with
us buaday, he has two large con-
tract? at Alius and at mow as
the v/ork there allows, ha wU
commtnce work here.
J. M. Hembra ahd wife left
Tuesday mormng for Fayetteville
and Lincoln Arkansas, where
they wjli visit brother and sister
an-1 Mr. nembre# mother.
Presiding Elder C. F. Mitchell,
will be nere iaturdsy to noldthe
quarterly conference of the M
IL. Church, South, 4od will
preach Saturday night at the
Methodist Church.
J. H. Reed who sold cut uere
and wvnt So Arkansas with the
intention o f locating, returned
Sunday aftef deciding that too
much mush wet d*m6 weather
was worm tharr lota of dry Otla-
1 hena weather.
The High School will give a
pie supper and Entertainment at
the school house Saturday night.
December 10th. The benefits to
go to the basket ball tsama for
buying suit* etc All the ladiee
arc rqy"'('( ‘o b*irc rie.
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Rhodyback, Vernon L. The Mountain Park Herald (Mountain Park, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, December 9, 1910, newspaper, December 9, 1910; Mountain Park, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc853624/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.