Cimarron Valley Clipper (Coyle, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 5, 1911 Page: 4 of 4
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still on the Job and he hoped for results
before long.
Talk No. 25.
Meat
We take particular pride in our meat department.
We will have nothing but the best grade of dry salt
meat, bacon, lard, and compound. We pay the same
attention to QUAI.I TV in this line as in all others.
Then we keep it CLEAN—and that’s a big job too—
■hut we invite your inspection‘and comparisons. Above
all when you buy meat or lard of us you get sixteen
ounces in a pound, and a SQUARE DEAL for every
body.
Yours for QUALITY, CLEANLINESS and the
SQUARE DEAL.
D The Glean Food Store
We just received a big shipment of
the new crop rolled oats in two and five
pound packages. 10, 20 and 25c per
package. Arthur lthoads Co.
Coyle and Paradise ball teams will
cross hats on the Coyle diamond next
Sunday. This is the best matched game
I uf the season and lovers of this sport
I sLould not fail to see this gan e.
• Try a package of Eddy ’s cold starch.
Full 16 07.. package for 10c and non*
j belter. A large package for 25c.
H. Qephart.
Are You in Arrears
on four sukcrtpUon T You know
WE NEED THE MONEY
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ARTHUR RHOADS &• CO.
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Our merchants all enjoyed a fine busi-
ness last Saturday. Tbe high price o’f
cottou paid at this place aud the close
j prices the merchants- are making on
their goods are certainly doing the busi-
ness.
We handle Cudahy Packing Co. tnrats
-the best the market affords. Fresh
goods every Wednesday and Friday.
You don’t get old strong yellow meat of
us, as we get two shipments per week.
Arthur Khosds Co.
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*? News *
For school At bleta, pencils, pens
etc, go to Gephart'a.
ink,
Rev. Garner was dowtJ
Saturday on business.
fiom Perkins
A full liue of toilet snaps at all prices
• II. Uephurt,
B. J. Dobson left Monday
days visit iu Kansas.
for
few
We will have ou sale Saturday 20 doz
cans Booster pork and beans at 5c per
can. . Arthur HhoBtis Co.
Misses"Gladys Houghton and Beatrice
Lewis drove out from Guthrie Saturday
returning Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gay Thomas and Dr.
Boutin were among the Coyleites attend-
ing the state fair this week.
Boys solid leather plow shoes for boys
sizes 3 to 5 at tl 25 per pair,
Arthur Rhoads Co.
Parties attending the slate fair at Ok-
lahoma City report a fine fair but few
exhibits from this section of the slate.
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The Orlando Clipper is in need of an
editor. The editor who was there got
hold of enough money to get out of town
on aud left, but by the looks of the ad-
vertising we would guess he didn’t get
it out of the advertisers.
Just received 100 dozen of Booster
canned corn. This is the best Iowa
peeked sweet corn and is good enough
to grace the table of tbe most fastidious.
10c per «au, Arthur lthoads Co.
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in all c olors.
J P. Burfnrd and nephew,
Kearns, of Chicago’ were heie
e carry a complete line of ulubastiue *'l,'rus' of Chicago* were heie
!< olors. II. Gepburl. Gul,"'lu Tl'e8ll“Y visiting relatives. ,
Will
from
J. F. King is down iu Lincoln and ad
joining counties on business.
S( eeial prices ou crepe paper, all col-
ors. II Qephart.
Mrs Wilfred Rtipe and Mrs. Robert
Knave returned Tuesday evening from a
several days visit at Edmond aud Okla
bums City,
Word comes from Guthrie that Miss
Fay Green has a very satisfactory posi
tiou with the ilougton Douglas Cotton
Co. at that place. Miss Fay will prove
a good trusty employee and we are glad
to know she is s 1 nicely located with so
good a firm.
Remember
Tkat every added sub-
scriber helps to make this
paper better for everybody
Just A Lit
tie Money
J Buys all the Dry Goods
» you need if you buy
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1 C. P. SHARUM
5) 2nd Door East Postoffice, COYLE, OKLA. #
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Miss Taylor, who has been teaching
the intermediate room here, resigned the
first of the veek and left yesterday for
Washington, D. C'., where she will enter
the Civil service. Miss Florence Camp-
bell, of Guthrie, is teaching this week
and wilPprobably be employed to teach
this room.
•econd Growth Cane As Pasture.
I inform me as to th«
nty of uelng tho aoc-
ptsture?
m about
| Would you please
safety, or advisability of
| end growth 6r 4rbp of oanc as
i Tho gorglium oano was mowtl
fi‘r^ V‘U* ‘‘Vi Plc; second growth
Is oomtng on. Win U bo safe to turn
r^Jeb cow* on this?—W. F
OlFmulgAs Ceuhty, Oklahoma
Jackson,
Kev. J. E Cbamness has accepted a
call at Gage, Oklahoma, and wi.l move 1
to that place Nov. 1st. The people of
'hat city will urtt be disappointed, with J
Rev. Chamness as he wilt till the bill iu I
every way to their entire satisfretion
While we regret to see him leave Coyle,
assured : tc *raZ8 for a tlm#- y°u W“1 be able,
to determine very directly whether or
not prussic acid or any other polgon
John Shaw took iu the sights at Okla-
homa City the last of the week
King makes your watch keep time.—
•Coyle Oklahoma.
Hugh Estep moved into the Long
property on Lee street Monday
, Loobu Wiles Crackers by tire box CHc
per pound. Arthur Rhoads Co.
Tan Mule skin shoe, its
will give you the best of
pet pair Arthur
i dandy and
wear. *1,75
Rhoads Co.
J I). Townsend was here Saturday
shaking bauds with old friends
An old fashion plow shoe for men sol
id leather ft 50 pair. A Rhoads Co.
Mrs. II A. Montague was here the
b st of tue week visitii g relatives.
A solid leather work shoe for men at
*1 50 per pair at Arthur Rhoads Co.
Tlreo Low er was in * Oklahoma City
ye lerday on business and taking iu the
lair. « *
Jess TrayIr r was over from Gabion
t ) spend Sunday with the folks lu re.
Mrs Traylor aud the baby will stay over
for another week.
A flue line of 5c toilet soups 6 bars tor
25c H. Gepbart. t
F. A. Stockton spent several days at
his ranch near Yost lake this week look
lug after his crops.
Hess' Poultry Panacea will make those
hens lay and keep them in healthy con-
dition. ||, Gepbart.
B F. Bucki.am will attend tl e fairs
at Stillwater and other poluts with his
big bay trotter and will probably pull
down some good .prizes. .
Wisconsin potatoes aud they are fiue^
solid and good cookers. You can afford
to eat potatoes now. .
Arthur Rhoads Co.
P. M. Gre.iu came'iu Friday morning
from Chanute, Kantas, end will go into
the meat business here again in partner
ship with E E. Qreen. *’
Wizzard Carpet Clean 15c package—
just the thing for sweeping curpcts
I ry a package. H. Gephart
Jap Thoruley was in Monday and said
that while there wasn’t much doing
right now in the oil promotion, he wlts
A complete line of wall paper in all
grades aud colors. Look our stock over
when iu used of wall paper. We tan
please you at right prices.
II. Gephart,
W A. Uutey, of,southwest Missouri,
is here visiting his daughter, Mrs Arthur
Rhoads, an i family. It has been sever-
al years since the Col. has been in our
ruitfst hut lie looks as natural as an old
shoe and seems to be iu the best of
health
he and his good' family may rest
that the best wishes of the people here
will follow them to their new home.
•y Pr»f««»er J. A. Wllsen
Dlr*et*r»^nT^eri“.xp*rim*nt
Permit me to suggest a good way
to determine whether a particular field
you wish graied has any danger lurk-
ing in it. If yeu will take a compar-
atively valuelese animal aud allow it
Russ Thomas has traded the drug
store building to Louis Whitt for the
livery heie aud will take charge iu a few
days Mr, Thomas has bad considerable
experience in the lively business and no
doubt will make a success pf tbe venture
We understand this deal will make no
difference in Mr. ,Wl itt's moving to
.Coyle iu the near future. He retains his
his property on Quali'y Hill aud will
move here according to former plans
We do not know what busine s’ Mr
Whitt will engage in, but it is safe to
s-iy he will not Jie idle long after he ar-
rives in town—lie’s not built that way.
has developed in the cane. A crflf
would be sufficient for the trial or a
yearling if the calf will not gras* and
if there appears l« be no danger, you
ought to let your herd get gradually
used to it probably giving them a lit-
tle dry fodder at night after they be-
gin grazing oa this feed. Having onca
started them on this kind of feed they
should be permitted to graze steadily
thereon without intermissions.
At our Sub-stations at the Murray
School Farm at Tishomingo, Oklaho-
ma, we grazed a very valuable herd of
Jersey cows throughout the latter part
of the season last year with very bene-
ficial results and no injurious effects
whatever.
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Choice Oklahoma Farms to sell on easy terms. 5
Insurance of all kinds written in standard Co’s. \
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Mrs, it. Boyer and son, living 31s miles
soutii of Goodnight, will iiavc a jubMc
sale at their pluee ou Wednesday, Oct.
18 They have some good stock and
other things aud it will pay any one
wishing to buy to attend this sale.
W. C. Sanders sold most of his car. of
Colorado cabbage last Saturday aud few
tables iu Ibis locality will lie without
cabbage this week. They were certain-
ly a line pr .duct aud proved to a cer-
tainty that Colorado ran raise cabbage
whether they can raise anything else or
not.
I, F. Montgomery dropped into this
sanctum long enough Satureav to make
his title read clear on our subscr ption
book. Tbe farmers these days haven’t
much time to visit hutthry are 11 ways
welcome to bring in their dollars to this
office even if they haven't the lime to
talk awhile.
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THEO. LOWER
Real Estate, Loans and
Insurance
l owest and best terms on farm loans. A gen
exchange bureau in connection. See me
ycu have anything to trade.
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Article
’ is one in which the merchant
himself has implicit faith—
else he would not advertise It.
You are safe in patronizing the
merchaate whose ad« appear
in this (taper because taelr
goods are up to-date and never
s shopworn.
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P rioting
We ar e ■here to
serve you with
anything in the
line of printed
stationery for
your business
and personal
use. □ □ □ □
Letter Heads Bill Heads
Envelopes Cards
Wedding Invitations
Posters or Announcements
Of All Kinds
See Us
Before
Going
Else-
where
The best quality of work
at prices that are RIGHT
Beginning of Christian era.
In the year 8*1 of our era Theodo-
siuus the Greek issued an edict abolish-;
in* paganism and idolatry throughout
tha Roman empire. .
Spanish Hsn Helds Rtosrd.
The eggs of the 8pan!sh hen, weigh-
ing seven to the pound, are the las*eat
produced.
Knows How to Uee It.
Man with the squint—Have you any
safety appliances on your auto? 1
Man with the goggles—Yes. there’s
a speedometer—the little Jigmaree
you know, that tells how fust you’r#
going. That’B saved me many a fine..
Their Classification.
"What do you think of the cellection
of inventions you see at Washington?"
"That many of them are patent ab-
surdities’’ •
PILES
get immediate relier from
Dr. Shoop’s Magic Ointment.
Alamo Cafe
Having purchased the Alamo Cafe of IS
Galusha, I take this method of soliciting vo
patronage. I will endeaver to conduct a go
clean establishment and in every way mei
3RINT *t» your trade* Q,v* ™ will appr«
ELMER RERSINQ.
Let US
SALE BILLS
-YOUR-
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Cimarron Valley Clipper (Coyle, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 5, 1911, newspaper, October 5, 1911; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc910577/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.