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SOPHOMORE NOTES
Just a gentle reminder that the Soph
omore class is not hardly dead yet.
Ora Harry is a Wichita visitor this
week.
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All kinds of electrical and plumb-
ing supplies for sale. South side
of Main St. Come and see me. 1
E. A. TITTLE, Ralston, Ok.
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W. F. Fisher who meets Chief Butler on
the mat here Monday evening
O. O. Simpson
Jeweler and Optician
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Dr. L. C. Barber
Physician and Surgeon
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Office in the Drug Store
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Dr. Fane Fisher
Veterinary Surgeon and
Dentist
Phone No. 56
Call Answered Day or “
Night.
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M. W. Gayman
Physician and Surgeon
Phones 11 and 73
Office Over Selby Store
We will buy your
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Milling Co.
THOS MURPHY, Local Mgr., RALSTON. OK.
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To Whie Away an Ide Hour
and rest your mind from the cares and tasks
of the day, huy a current magazine. We
have all the popular publications. Special pa-
persandmcgazines ordered when desired.
Oklahoma and Kansas dailies on sale each day
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The Post Office News Depot
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says-
“I believe in men
who work—and I am
sure they are entitled
to the best of foods
Itifk everyday in the year.’*
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Kinds
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Pickwick
Pore Food
Products
> Include every variety grown 1
in field or orchard—ana such 11
Sea Foods as have excellent
food value.
You can depend on Pick- > ,
wick Coffee, Pickwick f *7
Rolled Oats, Pickwick
Early June Peas and
Pickwick Salmon—
You’ll like them.
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Tribune Printshop
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W. H. Shattuck
Horseshoeing, repairing
and all kinds of black-
tmithing PROPER-
LY done. We know
how and do it.
Long-Bell Lbr. Co
EMIL OLSON, Local Manager
When Oklahoma enacted the DEPOSITORS’
GUARANTY LAW it sounded an advance note in
banking legislation. Since then many states have
passed la*s to guarantee deposits in state banks.
Today state banks of Oklahoma are regarded as ;afe
as any in the world. The STATE GUARANTY FUND
holds approximately half a million dollars in cash and
convertible securities which would be used to pay off de-
positors immediately and in full in case a state bank
should fail.
The DEPOSITORS’ GUARANTY LAW also pro-
vides the machinery for raising more money from the
banks if the fund should be insufficient to pay deposit-
ors. The banks are protected, too, by rigid and fre-
quent examinations by the state.
Open an account here. Have the satisfaction of
knowing that every dollar of your deposits is protected
against loss.
“No depositor has ever lost a dollar in a state bank
in Oklahoma.
BANK OF COMMERCE
RALSTON. OKLAHOMA
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FEAGINS DRUG STORE
Stores at
Pawhuska - Kaw City
Burbank - RALSTON
:es of All the Popular Brands
Cigars and Tobacc See our display of Stationery.
Feagins Drug Store No. 4.