The Times--Democrat. (Pawnee, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 18, 1918 Page: 4 of 8
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Pawnee hM nntlll"| but miokk of Bittl** imagination la rwjolrwl to have
potlac for the ^HfnmU Hallway Ex- oar believe that he' la actually In Ilia
psaltlon. which optimal! It* doors at | beautiful Han Joaquin Valley or In the
om o'clock **««■ afternoon and It I* trove of the bit tree* the Illusion* arc
randy pcovinq a eery popular place of:*o perfect. Mountains, valleys and
attraction. Only delight, surprise and ; cave* are shown, as Well as fowls and
wra bn tin Indicated hy the deer which are so life like that no sar-
of those who .have viewed' prise would he experienced If one of
tha exposition, which la. In truth a
Marvelous display of the wonders of
the Wttt
Tha entire train la a triumph In the
exhibition art. for never before have
the products of California been so nr
laaembled nor her marvel
■y so effectively presented.
the quail were to suddenly raise, a
duck dive, or one of the pretty deers
Klve elans of life. Fish In one of the
mountain lakes are momentarily ex-
pected to dart forward after an imn-
Irtnary minnow or worm and the re-
production of the vineyard produces
the feeling that one has hut to reach
Correspondence
STONY POINT
i
DAISY ITEMS
J
out bin hand to pluck a hunch of lusci-
ous grapes.
"Why, I've lived seventy-live years
without knowing that raisins are lust
sun dried white grapes and 1 would
not have missed that glimpse for ffve
dollars.” Mid an old gentleman this
afternoon, as he Rased bewildering In-
to the clever Raisin Vineyard Illusion.
And if you have never had the pleas-
ure of seeing a California vineyard
you will doubtless feel the same way
about It. The cars are to be found
on the Hants Fe tracks, near the de-
pot. where they will be open today,
Friday and Saturday, from 1 to 9 p. m.
PROSPERITY NEWS
Everybody was glad to get the nice
rain last Sunday night.
fill's Bess Stapleton has gone back
to school this week, after quite a
vere attack of tonsilltls.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Brown returned
last week from a visit with her fath-
er and other relatives near Newkirk.
Mr. Allan and family returned from
Hobart. Oklahoma, where they spent
the most of the week attending court.
Mr. Homer Benson end family of
Cleveland spent the day at Mr. N. L
Mrs. Pat Hard* and two children,
spent the latter part of lest week with
her mother Beer Hallett. Mrs. i. i.
Little Edith Grantham spent a few
days with her east. Mrs. Bill Long the
last of the week.
Wee. Mayen, D-. B. Rash and family
motored to Bristow last Thursday,
•here they expected to attend the fun
I
Mrs. C. N. Gibson left Sunday for
Tryne and Paw husks to visit relatives.
Mrs. A. C. Salisbury is quit ill this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Turner left last
Wednesday for their new home la
Charleston. West'Virginia.
The Daisy Red Cross held e meet-
ing at the school house last Thurs-
day. with Mrs. Ed. M. Kelly. Mrs. Ber-
ry. Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Marlin of Paw-
nee and Mrs. Ix>per and Mrs. Brubak-
er of Blackburn aa guests. The day
was spent knitting and sewing.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff. Drew motored
oral of Mr. Mayes Mrs. Rush's over from Tulsa to visit Mrs. Draw’s
mother. Mrs. Rush will accompany sister. Mrs. A. C. Salisbury.
her family home.
Mr. and Mrs. Nellly of Cement, Ok.
motored over Inst Bunds y for a few
days visit with their daughter. Mrs.
Chas. Nye.
Frank Good rum took dinner at the
Wes Spencer home laat Saturday.
The following were guests at Mr.
Carver's Sunday: George Jackson and
family of Cleveland. Mr. Bill Arm-
strong and family. Miss Ors Granth-
am. Mr. and Mrs. Wells Cheek. Wes-
ley Spencer and Ruth Benson
There was no Christian Endeavor
Sunday night on account of the rain
T# Thu Votsrs of Pawns# County:
I hereby announce myself as a can-
didate for sheriff, subject to the ac-
tion of the Republican primary In
August. ISIS.
GEO. BANNING
Mrs. Minor Angus was called to
Blackburn Tuesday to take care of her
mother and sister who are 111.
Mrs. Wesley I,oper and children
from Cleveland spent the week with
her parents.
Miss Goldie O’Klef and Rachel Mor-
ris spent the afternoon with Mrs.
Is>wis lee Tuesday
TWINTY DAYS .NOTICK TO
TAXPAYERS.
All persons not listed at the end of
twenty days will become delinquent
and subject to n fine. If you cant
see me, please mall your list at once,
so that I can complete my assessmen
rolls.
T. O. BONG MI RE.
County Assessor.
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Mr. Business Man
Bring your friends to this up-to-
date restaurant to dine and talk
over your big deals.
Our food is pure and wholesome and our service is
prompt, courteous and efficient as you could wish
fur. Give us a trial todsy.
HOTEL GRAHAM
PAWNEE. OKLAHOMA.
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her brother from Camp Travis was
home on s furlough and they all en-
joyed n visit with him before be goes
to France.
Mr. and Mrs. Strader were buklaesa
visitor to Pawnee Tuesday.
Lee Cochran from Camp Fuaatoa la
visiting hi* parents and other rela-
tives this week.
Mr. Stapleton, who has been quite
nick with toasiliiie is better at this
writing.
Earl Creveling visited Roy Liver-
luod last week.
Mr. and Mr* Kenard were Rawm-e
v! l or* Sat’irda.v
- Mr. Mm. M.md sons. Nova
a * Ben. Tran. • bu*ne -r In l*n -
dee Monday.
Mr. Jeffries and family visited Mr.
Cochran’s Sunday and We and Vit
ginia came home with them and visit
ed until Monday afternoon.
Percy Rau was a Pawnee visitor
Monday.
Mr. Tom Brown and Mr. Jeffries at
tended lodge in Pawnee * Monday
night.
Mrs. Billie Bivergood made her
weekly visit home and returned to
school Sunday afternoon.
Avoid Imitations
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In these days of substitution some
well-known brands of goods have
many imitators which cost you as
fmich or more than the original.
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KC Baking Powder
Coats No More Than Imitations
Sold.
*£Ounces for OC&
for more than 25 years
§
Weight is plainly marked on labels
Jaques Mfg. Cm* Chicago
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Number, please?
A telephone call is not fully " startedH when this question
hy the operator has been answered.
In repeating the number you ask for. she does so in order
that you may know whether she has understood rightly;
also that in hearing the number repeated you may correct
any transposition or miscalling of numerals made when the
number was first given by you.
It is very
corrections
always to do ________ _ _
readiness to co-operate are due her in return.
aential that this repetition be listened for and
made when required. The extensor is trying
do her part; consideration of her effort and
Ssatbwesters Bell Tiliplui Co.
Give Me Death
f*»tri<’k Hrorr
Our forefathers were then bat-
tling'for the Liberty we now enjoy.
Would you permit Liberty ob-
tained by the blood of patriots to
pass away nod this Land of the
Free to revert to Teutonic rale and
despotism aa in the days of Pat-
rick Henry, when a .GERMAN
TYRANT — George III* William
Frederick sat on'England*s throne?
If the Liberty your forefathers*
blood bought is not worth pre-
serving
DON’T BUY LIBERTY BONDS
If you would leave an enduring heritage to your
posterity; if you wou'd look with pride and reverence
on the Red, White and Blue, assured that under its
folds there is for you and your children:—
LIFE LIBERTY AND HAPPPINESS
uomarred by * tyrant'* call
BUY LIBEPTY BONDS
that your Country, kind to you as a mother, may buy
AMMUNITION
GUNS
CLOTHING
FOOD
for your bojre now battling that you and
LIBERTY SHALL LIVE.
Pawnee National Bank
FRANK HUDSON, Cashier
Our Big Auction Sole!
Commencing Wednesday, March 27tfi, 2:30 p. m. and will
continue until we have raised a certain amount of cash
which we need at this time. ::::::
Just Finished Re-Modeling
And when finished we will have the largest- finest and
best equipped jewelry establishment in the southwest.
Attend This Auction Sale
You make your own selections and buy at your own price
during this sale. This is a good time to buy your com-
mencement or wedding presents which you will have to
buy soon. This will be s big saving to you if you take
advantage of this opportunity. ::::::
Sales Daily, 1:30; 7:30 p. m.
Ladies especially invited to attend this sale. Plenty of
seats and accommodations. : : : : : :
A. Y. Boswell Company
123 South Main St.
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Tulsa, Oklahoma.
VICTORY BREAD I
We arc making bread strictly according to U. S.
Government regulations as issued from time to
sod no matter what these regulations may be, re**
member that “SCHWAKE'S QUALITY BREAD**
will always be the BEST. Monday and Wcdncs*
day wbestlcss days, buy Rye or Graham Bread.
Schwake’s PURE FOOD Bakery
U. S. Food Administration License No. 9313
PAY NEE , * * OKLAHOMA
•MVS AND SAVI
IT WAR tAVINM STAMPS!
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Armstrong, A. M. The Times--Democrat. (Pawnee, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 18, 1918, newspaper, April 18, 1918; Pawnee, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc907559/m1/4/: accessed July 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.