Cimarron Valley Clipper (Coyle, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 15, 1914 Page: 4 of 4
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This is our
j R. B. M. Baking
Powder
,V"' A!frcrt A,n I). If you believe In hiring an experienced
,B!,. ' .IHnk A. Weiss, Chester V""" l» yodr own piIvatc business you
ill <r ll,„ Ilinst illlicv/. in nr. .___!____I__a. . . a
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lliat we guai.intee amf’
sell at
rmm
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Look
For-the
“Star”
oa the
Heel
qua! ityo
r, ner II.
It s tlie same
1 i t y of
der that
. :;,r
| mixing political medicine.
aut0 'oadTol 0?»Je boosters went
•.Mllirie last Kri,lay ,0 boost the open-
"f * * Jffblatid View addition. They
, P 1 »Iu Guftrle that there
ln that Isn't too
O - ml to raise a disturbance regardless ol
J he cotton market.
Geo. linker, of Pleasant Valley, had a
b. the«utt«n*gin at that
H Place, Monday. Dr. Boutin was cal'ed
f r . 038 ‘he injured member and found
fi J ' necessary to amputate one finger. It
t. now hoped the hand will heal without
£ < lurtng furtiitr trouble.
mnst believe in an expcrlnced man to at-
tend to the public business. Alfred Ad-
let is a capable business man and -prom
Isos to run the County Treasurers ollicc
ou the eamc plun as if it was his own
business Politics will cut no ice,
politicians will have nothing to say re-
L'Anliliff f lip ufT.i iro ,.n:
directory.
^SCHOOL
you STAMMER
Jl liv‘f' i?Jhlvir ?f lloyl for H;marn«r»ra,
1 M.J . ,il,h at- K .nsus City, Mo limn*
Hml 1 cSee.tetUS’r Dltfhly IndorsJ?
re-I 53S"
s«L’W«e
your Treasurer fora ebauge.—Adv.
(Advertising)
THE average pair of shoes g
you service at a cost of ti
I
_ - O- vy* wJi« !VCS
J * you Service at a cost of three
a" and a half cents a day
.. StaLr Brand ” Shoes are better
than the average shoe, therefore
the cost per day is less.
thevin !Tay-4CnSt you a garter more but
tney 11 last a dollar longer.
There are lots of good shoes, but—
Star Brand Shoes
Are Better”
\
Surprised g.t
| ' r
(|utility o u r f Jj
j fiooster ('of- s*.
jfrfjjjl* |lce a ti .1 £,
only sr
pound Si
*»"*<&(»! lloost.-r (.'of 6 ■
' mllr,9e t0eS nr° T'° hy ,hc largest shoe
Tb ™,re make the U'“a they co.t to
make. This saving goes into extra quality.
aUTpd^!!f™de ^ nH ^Wades and si2es-
. Pr‘°es—for every member of to®family.
* J
Don t just go into any « / \
l“M' JJL>
-—■— ~' ' _ 0N £YE?'f
Ja.'"’
";t: 's 1 rr -ii
roasted for
[i!: J\‘ u c v r r v
^ week.*
RTeTm;
•Stands for R i d e n o*u
Baker Mercantile Co., of
of Okla.
City. -.V
' our child may he neither dull „nr
violent—eye strain causes a dislike for
’ ",ks H'tve the eyes tested and begin
he school year right.
• l.nsr.ir: C. CAitn,
Graduate Optomolriet
Doctor Wade's cilice 1st ami Urd
> Uurdays.
| Saturday was progressive day in Coyle
■ (Must of the began county candidates
jf : "< le h,!re 11011 ,U!‘«Ib rousing speeches in
P j favor of their party ticket. Judge Boles
J actually took the political bide off bis
J opponent. Judge Sirang, left » printed
I r,!,,on '.'r htrtt»KVi record with every vot-
er and invited eiiminai prosecution if
every statement mi.de by him was not
true iu every respect.
KANSAS CITY
Co ii ser vo Lory
OF MUSIC
F5!!,/Tr *:?lZu?'p]zbtam*h-
SEND F on LATEST CATALOQ,.®
Llnwoad L ' vrri! -nd Wayne Avenue,
Kansas City, f*io
; i
' Am RatablUhe® nehool of
v- Wckxiiatioa.
teach,,.. J.a,*e ,cho,
O. modern office equipo.™
(astrue, rn in ail tha
'V ;!n‘J ensluh hranchca. Dav
ichou hh . a ,
\
«-=>National Mc^i^lon.
* : instruct a. in aMtho
WL;: . > -h ('• aneh* a. Dav
it school all year. Am plac
icnt^ an mstraetors iu
-Jile^os ai d office posi-
sahi.H-a. New CoReae
O ?’hey arc
? I Auslio bro'iglil to tills olUceyes-
IJ 'onlay a stalk of swuct clover that eer-
H lnoks K-O'l to us. Mr. Austin in-
O | forms us that the ao acres he planted last
spring which looked as if it was about
g"ne (luring tbe i,ry sped, came out iu
j one sbafte after the late rains ami Is now
I la good stand We earnestly believe
sweet clover will be tbe salvation of this
country. At least every experiment so
lar has proven very satisfactory.
J---h'
Store and ask for
but conic to us.
ARTHUR RHOADS & CO., sZr cZT
“ i UK HOME OK"QOOO SHOES”
the pco- Cj
pie W Ii* 11
roast our fj
J cm, ;-t i
• t’v week ■ ■ co. |
for us'.‘ 'v-1—-r I
E. 13. M. coffee is steel
cut jin (I a splendid coffee
at
__ 28c 21).
Covan Coffee
JO Js ajiigfb j>*rade, steel cut 1
coflee that is superior to i
most coffees sold uf n i
much higher price than I
we ask for this coffee.
WALTER H. HUMPHREY
Candidate for
COURT CLERK
pnt»log,_ explain!.'woener
1133 K. 15th, St. Kansas City, MO.
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WKEMEY
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IS
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!
SOLICITS YOUR SUPPORT. j '
bivery and feed Stable
Auto in Connection
^st.cIassr|,satreason ejunaed. Givc me your sal-e
< prices, day or night. Ian<^ l wm (he rest. Get dates
Elione 42 j at Clipper office or phone me at
T. F. LOGAN
Auctioneer
Will cry sales anywhere and
guarantee satisfaction or money
rejunded. Give me your
1 GoSdnight.
DR. 0. W. WYA L T
DENTIST
■ r
Will be at Dr. Boutin’s oliiew, Coyle,
Okia., first Monday in each month and
remain one week. Get an appointment
early iu the week, ph0ne 24.
CIMARRON VALLbY CLIPPER,
C. F. VVANDELL, Editor and Publisher.
Esubhshed 1900. Pubhshed Every Thursday. Subs^pOon UO
Bnttied at t,u Pjstoff/;? at Coyle, OUahomh, ns Second Class Mad
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* Local mh Mit
News *\ .\gii jiumjd,, ry was among visit
n" 1 "'brie alien,liiiw ti„. lut Ml( |
sicKiti}’ nptl found
p pleasant culi.
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Cet your tehool supplies al I’ortuny's
! ....... .
up to
Covan Coltec mflkes a I-
e.) cup of coffee that anv- ^
one well a porec i !t t e s'
il 'J'he ju ice is hut
|| 33c lb. ;3
....—
y This is our 3 ib'. Can of f 5
” COVAN r0ffee **
FORTUNE'S BAKERY
FOR
Cood Fresh Bread
^nd Cake-
oIc^r,“f^rHeUr,CO“L‘"t,i‘1 ,Jrilel1'-" Treatin'*
sc.,-, s ol Men in which haw t
COOD positive evidence ,*! ^
■Usf ascs which arc our Specially.
Mrs. K. M. Ban., s is acting as snl sti- ' ' 1 u " s 1111,1 boys hati worth
tute at school for .Miss uladys this week. 00 u,<1'' cl:0,ce for D5f.
tb Olson anil family were here from
Guthrie for a Sunday visit with Coyle
friends. ,
b. K. llougfalon.
Mrs. S. S, McMurdoar.d Walter came
home Sunday evening from a week's
visit in Guthrie.
Mr. ami Mrs. Carter Mannar, of Still-
water, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pay
ton Glass Sunday.
5 I,ozen ®en'8 11.OU union suits, sizes
iM to 44, for 75c onck. •
F. K. Houghton.
Several of the candidates lr.im *r»yne
h' >•■ yesterday meeting thi
boys from across the river.
4 ____________
Anples for sale at ftoin 50c to 75e per
bushel, 3 miles north of Coyle.
T. M, Caim,
Mr. and Mrs. J-. K. lloughton and
■Miss Grace were here from Guthrie yes
terday, attending the town lot sale.
G Dozen men's #1.00 union suits, sizes
o I to 44 for 75c each.
I . Ls I Iollg IgltiUs
Mr. and Mrs. G. a. 11,11. 0f Pleasau!
> alley, are rejoicing over the arrival of
» b«by gin at their home Wednesday
■M. G. Thomas returned the last of the
week from a trip to'Colorado, Nebraska,
A yomlng and other western points. H,
auya, i one of that country for him.
23 Ladies coats in chlviot and cashmere
‘ iud *hort length, if black and col
Ola, Siz.es 32 to 44, «t 33% discount or
b. E, Houghton.
Mis. Ma,ia Taggart ami grand daugh-
ter, MBs Jeanette Taggart, arrived from
Galesburg, Illinois, Tuesday and will
spend the wiuter al the home of Mr and
Mrj L. M, Barnes.
14 Men's and boys’hats worth up to
#2 00 each, i holco for 05c.
b. K. Houghton.
Arthur Swank, A. A Uor and E B
Henry were here from Guthrie yester
‘bty taking In the lot sa c and mixing
"it® Git voters. This office received >
brief but pleasant call.
tbe r,i?la,C"« Wan,|ul1’ •Ir or f»H at
' ,||I'I,CJ 0,, ff for I he Saturday Even-
. ' ;Y.....,n 1 •" •• .......
Iitun.in ' "* "st' Di«|>alfli ami Dkla-
MLsa Gladys Barnes, candidate f„r
county Superintendent of Schools, „Hfi
In buy.c Wednesday looking after Pay ne
county votes,
I oil BiUt single |op bbf. I and oot
single harm sh, both practically
"j w‘ Rot Fhbkvan.
22 2t
'i'he ladles of the Christian church
Misses Harriet J.owor and Khlrlcv
I ray lor came out from Gtahrle Eriday
nv> 'A|n ri they are attend..... thi
l aplial city Hiislness College lor vit.il
over Sunday with Coyle folks.
Jim Bishop returned Eriday evening
from Wlchlls, where ho has been the
11 w "‘""lbs. say . Oklahoma
looks good to him even when compared
to that ,M.i, i M ui.^i , 0UDtrjt
U
0
I j Npf vv F IGHT
(7 b^and
< i
li^Ri
cut
ebffs
11 s roasted fresh yt
week for us and makes
an elegant cup of coffee.
for j lb Can
ra?EN ARE
- STROHC
ilC SL003 NERVOUS and SKIN DISEASES
F. J. Boutin, M. D.
Fhysician & Snrgeon
Particular attention to obstetrics.
G. asscs fitted correctly at lowest prices,
teeth extracted. All calls attended '
pi imptly. Over 25 years in practice.
, «
J. H. KNIGHT
Veterinarian
Now located in Coyle, Okla
Does a general practice of Vetin-
ary. Medicine, Surgery and
De,lh<trV- Phone 26
Pf>r*'n’v' WKAKNESS and SEXUAL
r.l'y* ,; 'il T%‘ ta* -•»« loss of SKXUAI,
orv ^r e mrnted Mci“ ani1>"«"■
tollies ot jouih corrected and removed.
StdXUAL, NERVE and UliAIN POWER
fully restored.
............ .
mstiy,AuStluns"' Uu' "KnoER cured
appears.
'KOBT.X. WADE, IB. D.
1 Hysician and Surgeon
pnlls promptly attended day or night
Dliiee over Boberts Hardware.
Uestdenee phone 58. «>llico phone C8
«nd ever, symprnm uis-
"603'
SALVARSAN or°EO-SA?VARSAN
" ”1"'' sii:
cL.v non t f ;i) tn visit our FREk Mr^wru ... .
LrU,us.S ln “ '•■ort tla,e-Re»r.llYVr!e
4 in hoalih a
Will H ,'n Vr. 'V " ,f"r f"11 M-MH-ularf
; D d»eJl!AU?Mi 'stt&'VVgiZ™* "V*m" OF ANATOM V_see MAN
s0 4.jA.NSTSrfTTATE medical offices
Kansas C TY. MO.
5
| {'M myoNi I
Consists of a big lull
pound box of Macaroni
sealed air tight and free
Irom dust or moisture.
ioc box, for 25c
Gv," our 1
roasted.....
week and are steel cut.
>b' ngfli i • not It -t
) Oil buy coffee
from us.
theo. lower
Rea! Estate, Loans and
Insurance
C. />!. COMPTON, SI. D.
Docs a general practice.
Special attention given to the
treatment of diseases of the
t'ye. Olhce in Peoples State
Hank, day or night phone No. 61
Dr. j. M, Swallow
The Drugless Healer
cure
t uics nil kinds of diseases. Wo
w lore medicines fail. Wo remove Tho
cause and nature cures you, so wbv
poison your system with d,ugg. onice
2 blocks south of Roberts Hardware
1 hone 8 Bed. COYLE, OKLA,
t
\ I invest and bust terms on farm loans. A £en f
exchange bureau in connection. See me if ^
■you hate anything to trade.
5 Livery and Feed Siable
| F- W. RUSH, Propt
J
5
5
Feed and Livery gecommodu-
tions at reasonablQ prices.* We
give satisfaction—try us.
bolt Sal. a
Impute at tbit office.
Winchester riile,
o Arthur Klioads & k
E. G. SHARP,
1 e e
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'w • -r.v^
mm 1
fex..
i Dr-
Surgeon
Mpedm Kttcnlitp iven U.f nsulutlon
and General SurgeiV,
I22« W. Oklahoma Ave., Guthrie, Okla.
Phone 301, ’ .
Gilo MeatMarKet
It. Ii. CPI-'PIU n_____
E. B. GREIiN. Prop.
Fresh and Salt Meats. Oysters
and Kish ir. season. High-
est price paid lor Hides
Conic. '".1"' Oklahoma
O pamt
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lasriemlier [
1W erery added sab .
T. scriber help, f0 make (his J
I ^ Paper tetter forevtry^ “
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Wandell, Clarence F. Cimarron Valley Clipper (Coyle, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 15, 1914, newspaper, October 15, 1914; Coyle, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc913319/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.