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E. Ladies MeeVNew Home Finished
The Ladies’ Aid Society and W. H. M.
S. of the M. E. Church held their quar-
terly Social meeting at the parsonage on
Wednesday afternoon. A program and
a generous lunch, provided by the mem-
bers, made the afternoon profitable,
pleasant and social. The Ladies met at
Jeff Smith and family have moved out
to their splendid new brick bungalow
just across the river, east of town. Their
new home, which has been under con-
struction for several months, is by far
the finest residence in this community.
It is modern throughout, having its own
their new home.
James McSpadden has returned from
Claremore, where he has been staying
for the benefit of his health. He says
he feels some better.
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2:00 p. m. and did not disband until the electric plant, water system and furnace,
thought of the supper hour caused them and all the conveniences that are to be
to think of home-folks who were proba- j found in the up-to-date c ty home. Mr.
bly "hungering” for their return. After | and Mrs. Smith are to be congratulated
their departure it was discovered that upon the beauty and convenience of
they had left a plentiful supply of the
delicacies, and substantial things of life
to fill the Parsonage larder for some
time to come.—F. H. S.
Santa Fe Time Table
NORTH BOUND
No. 408, Passenger -    3:55 p. m.
No. 414, Accomodation - 9:35 a. m.
SOUTH BOUND
No. 407, Passenger -    10:30 a. m.
No. 413, Accomodation 10:55 a. m.
This portion of Pawnee County needs
a Deputy Sheriff. Some man who is in
sympathy with law and order, who is
brave enough to do his duty and honest
enough to refuse to be bought off for a
load of corn or a few dollars in money,
can be of great benefit to the public by
being appointed to that position.
It is probably quite wrong for The
Tribune to feel so, but we can’t help but
be somewhat gratified when these people
who send out of town to get their print-
ing done, "beoauFe it saves them mon-
ey”, pay several dollars more on a job
than they would at home.
18 Years
At the same place doing all
kinds of of blacksmithing, re-
pair work and horse shoeing.
If our work wasn t right we
wouldn t be here now,
W. H. (Bill)
SHATTUCK
To While Away an Idle Hour
and rest your mind from the cares and tasks
of the day, buy a current magazine.    e
have all the popular publications. Special pa-
pers and magazines ordered when desired.
Oklahoma and Kansas dailies on sale each day.
«£*£*£*£*£ The Post Office News Depot
FLOUR .^FEED
We have a waaehouse full of flour and mill feed
for sale at wholesale or retail. The prices are
right. Get our prices before marketing your
grain. We ll treat you square.
Ashenhurst-Paris GrainCo.
THOS. MURPHY. Local Mgr.. RALSTON. OK.
leeffiSE
You Must Have 100 per cent Reliable Goods
THE OSAGE GROCERY & MARKET
( QUALITY )( SERVICE )( COURTESY )
Mayor I. R. Hedges recently returned
from Claremore, where he was testing
the beneficent qualities of the springs.
J. A. Haney, 1. R. Hedges and E. W.
Brooks attended the Republican Con-
vention at Pawnee, Saturday.
Mrs. Alice McGuire has purchased the
residence one door south of the L. D. Ad-
ams property on Seventh St.
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Ben Jones is another health-seeker who
recently returned from a sojourn beside
the springs at Claremore.
Mr. and Mrs. Ural Ross, of Fairfax,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hert-
zler, Sunday.
We have the exclusive sale of "ALTOS GOODS” cluuys the best
"QEOPLE instinctively know whether or not you take a goruire intereft ir thi ir
^ affairs. Instinct tells th< m whether tht y are regarded as just "trade*’- and
we can’t blame them for not wanting to buy in a store where there’s a "take it or
leave it” atmosphere. Ours is appreciation to the highest extent.
Copy for an advertisement re-
garding an expected car of wire
disappearaed from the prmtshop
under very mysterious circum-
stances, Watch this space.
Special attention
given totlie farmer and
stockman, and to tlie
Wm. Kissee, Mrs. Arch Kissee and
Mrs. Lea Pahunka were Fairfax visitors
Thursday.
A. C. Hunsaker was down from Fair-
fax on business, Wednesday.
M. W. GAYMAN
Physician and Surgeon
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Olfice over National Bank
A nnouncementll
/ have purchased the
Harness and Shoe Shop
formerly owned by .4. P.
Russell, and have employ-
ed M. Taylor to manage it
The public is invited to
bring all their work in
this line to the shop. We
guarantee that both work
and price will please. He
£3005Sfl/
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HARRY BROS.
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If you wish sound advice in seeking credit,
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Wliercvcr you find new business buildings going up--there
you will find prosperity. Thia is such a community.
Buildings hastily and poorly constructed, with “any kind'
of materials, are temporary and will not'last.
As a builder you are responsible for you part of the com-
munity in years to come. Build buildings that will last.
EMIL OLSON LONG-BELL LBR.CO.
n    Loc?l Manager    Ralston, Okie.