The Rocky News (Rocky, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 10, 1922 Page: 2 of 4
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t wa* th* home paper 'hat n*ro-
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Hfe eompaniou and were hop-
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The Hardware
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WE GIVE TRADES DAY OOUPgNS
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Flour and Feed
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PHONE 51
WKGIVK TRADES DAY < Ol PONs
„f Ma*on |iar-». <•
iinint', with the
honor eontaire
.which, though in qiu&m
i i>fjt by alone
In relation to ' home brew.
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Rocky Oil & Gas Co.
Quality and Service
Mobiloil Oils
A, BB and B Grades
And
100°?<
; IIv married the home jxz^r T*‘*
v’,i. >.iA yoor hrA**- & ri-ee notiee.
;—When »».ekfie>>.> and ntisfor-
t SIit- nvaded your horse rfce *^d
;.«r4 wa- earrid to yoar friend.*
and r.e«?hbors by the home paj-r
Tr—When you had been »ueee**-
?u) rn a business venture »»r Lad
t^een promoted, i* *a« *v-e home
nare-r that heralded yeur a*<nity
(k If you vdd out and tii-wed
*o another loeation the horn- j*a
i-er followed you with the new*
f fr>.-nd» and ne ghk r*
| 7 When ...u,e w.sebupuluj-
IlpenK^n trie* to injure your char
I; after, it was the home paper ’hat
me to your aid.
s—Iteeause the h rn- |*ape ( — -
MMMMMiflffR bor^sts your town and its lu^utu- fast ,J>,ne ^ .nTte^fals. onelea
tion*. iU people, it* ach^ls. and veal that ^,r im^nah. *««-»* • j
ehurche*. and hel^. oromote uterisils urwimtaiy damp 1 kj
“rKm. the life merchant* . healthJertroyinir eonedtiorn the
offY^n^g b^eitm and k.-K- in
p rot eft you from catchpenny mail due to the off prod'.ft*
order fake*. mentation or ptomaim**.
10—And la!>t, when you re fm Analyse* of synthetic wnu*ke> ,
allv laid away it is the home pa- th<- preaent sour -f of trK»tlegger*
per that print* consoling news of supply, show the favorite mixture
vour demise, and that extolls your to contain acetone and '*°ProP> ;
virtue* *o that heart* of tho*e w ho alcohol added to pure ethyl alcoho }
mourn are made to feel thankful the first of which la-rates the
that the home par>cr ftuck by you ^oinach and the other paraiyiee
i from the cradle to the grave. the nerv* center*. Various metb-
—------ (^jv f>f coloring ar- employed, i<*
WHY NOT0 dine in some instances being u-d J
» .entiand while the resultant fake whi*-
Wc have read of many J not necessarih kill, blind
conferences at the White lloiiw.l • > ^ ‘bell
I Pre*- Harding has had railroad
i magnates in Conference with
view to getting bett *r f^'Kb* |^ to (.nsile. In view of
1 rates
lb Kae-sos Expansion--------------------- *2.0o
4* lb Youkon’s Best------------------------*1 /<•
100 lb Corn Chops -------------------------*1 60
100 lb Wheat Shorts________________________$1A&
100 lb Mill run ----------------------------- il.2''
TOO lb Bran______________________________ ^ m
Farmers Co-operative
Grain and Supply ( o,
PHONE N0 40
WE GIVE TRADE* DAY coupons
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L BUNCH. Vice-Prt
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This St or
luring (
not only have e
reserving, but we
Don’t be Penny Wise
and Pound Foolish
Suit YOU CAN SAY
INI) STILL GET rI
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Warm
nVve many special
Don't send away for a single article you need for your auto
until you find out what we .-an do for yon
Ice Tea and Lenioi
Ihat give the high*
We keep a large assortment of supplis and accessories for
many mak**s of cars. Thus we Can save you the delay that
reKnits from ordering elsewhere And oftentimes we can save
v<in comdderahlc money. to<>
Dyi
th*- tissues of th#
... (stomach are restroyed and organs
i .. # ' gencrallv no affected that disease
to getting l«tt*r freigh . • . ------ in of
He has had mine operator*"* ,PrTaui
view
of de-
Pure
to ensue
together to talk cm coal V^Zs either
ml — .idition*. an" Pleading Chloride of mercery, lysol. for
I also been conferences of leading ^ earbolic aehl or sin.
manufacturers. No*, «L disinfectant, at\d that the
2-P-S-. *-•-
hasn't a real,
flirt farmer in
Pennsylvania
' xJL whiskcv contemplates the use oi
not call into conference a num»^r| * and zinc poisons, to
of HUM- farmrn— not m™ wh. ^foM, oi,
own farms and live in the eitj,
i >ur pries on TIKES. TURKS. SPARK PLUGS and AUTO
SUNDRIES entitle* u> to your patronage All we ask is an
opj»ortunity t<> prove our claim that we can satisfy you
WHEN WE FIX YOUR MACHINE YOU ARE SURE
HONEST WORK AT H0NE8T PRICES
Quick Service Garage
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PATTERSON & THROCKMARTON M
it natiir.il
Iv follows that drinker-
taking long chance*
of it arc}
nn their i
Oils
Get them home
bul men who actually live on and
cultivate far™’ »“<*' » ™nf'r; f„,.t .s-ir live
encc would be worth something to|" . .
... r ti ; nHti«»n be- SehfMfls «*1 instruction m man.
,.v,ry cttizcti "f 'l‘l* " ' Sii„n in «hi.h the t.„.cr.l prill
cause m a larg« . farmers cipic* of enforcement are taught
is dependent upon our farmers.(cipic* <» »*
Then arc enough importunt mat the agent,, have noett helpful
ters needing adjustment t<> make Steps have been taken to ehe«
sueh a conference worth while,| the operation* of a fleet of runner*
and no one has any means of oprating out of British Columbia
knowing .just how much benefit ostensibly for Mexican)
Also cheaper Oils, compounded from asphalt base
We save money on all these oils
HOME COMPANY RUN BY HOME PEOPLE
\VK GIVE TRADF.H DAY COUPON!
might come Sit of it. We arc ,a,rts. but diverting liquor along
not trving to tell the president his the t'alifornia cost Evidence is
business. But we can't believe being gathered by-official* in^ the
he would make a mistake if he Lection which they believe will lm
,-aJl.d a conference «.f farmersL„fficient to justify Canadian
I igh grac
Big Values for You i hcls.Deli,
La li«-s Black kid oxfords ------------------- -- <*-4a
Latlie.s oxfords low heel, a real value ----- <2.95
I lot Misses and childrens slipjiers--------------fl.2'
Mens black and brown shoe, straight last real value *4.7'
Joe Jicha, Manager
aj'd got their
condition- and
to how th«i*e <
red
views mi present
their opinions
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Rocky Transler Company
GIVE US YOUR 11AI LING
Our Motto “Always on the Job.”
Regular trips made to Hobart. We go anywhere anytime
K088MILI.EK A WILSON
Office Rhone 102 Rea.dei.ee Rhone 4 on ^
authorities in seizing the ship*
.................... _ when they return to their home
inditions eould be J ports under the intcrnationp.l rule
!fhat ship* are forfeitable to the
Government if they falsify their
DRINK OF POISON mainff.0v The mouth of the
Direetoi Millar*' X|. ad,.Ws|Uolumhia river is l^ing r»atro!M
announces thatadv.ee. from Wash | to prevent such boat* from r ,m
iugton are to the eff.-et that thejitig into that territory from Bnt-
fiscal year finds t’oimm>*ioir i*h Columbia
|{ \ Haynes attacking <*n j fVmmissioner Hayes iur*h* r ad
HAVE
n«-
er
foreement problems in a fully [vine* that reports indicate the
organized maimer «.n a ba*i* ap-1 narcotic situation on the Pacinc
preaching maximum effieienty Icoast ha* improved greatly as t ej
The pa-t fival year having nee result of’i eiast, wide drive again-'
e»;sarilv hecii devoted to reorgan-lthc smuggling of drug* from the
m • • _ _ _ a _ _... Mlam g _ A w V
Mr and Mr* Wealey
,,nd two son* l<eroy and
spent Sunday with Mr*
brother and family. I
When Devin*
Cowlesi Mi** Met'lure of near
ixation work, the fore*-* in various
parts of the Country have been
augmented until the organization
is now practically on the basis of
the fiscal year’s appropriation
Uommisaioner Haynes states
that th*- patriotic, law-abiding
ta»w|es j *eek with
and Mr* ftilsoo
iiit«-r,*sted in law enforcement
. land g***d government never had
Mr*. Walter Wilkinson left Sun-; more reason to l»e optiinistie ovei
is home | day for vcrnon, Texaa. to visit , the progress being made in thi
Orient. Narcotics valued at more
than 175,000 have b»o*n confiseat-
fsl on liners in the San Francisco
harbor, and the violators arested.
Under the new- .lone*-Miller anti-
narcotie law, the caption of a ves-
sel i* subject to a fine of 125. for
every ounce of narcotics found on
his steamer If the fine i* not
paid the government may with-
hold clearance of the steamer
< Mir grocery
:«i a*l times
-tni-k
.mpletc and price* wil t»- right
Joh
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SANDERS BROS i pigu
PHONE 60
WE GIVE TRADES DAY COUPONS
I
EF0RE BUYIN
ND DRAG HAR
r
Cleaning, Pressing, and
Repairing
Bring your garment* to ua and we will do the work, or
Phone and we will call Gleaning and Pressing
Mens Suits #1 26 Indies Suita #1 50
Mix* Lillie Mammon* .* home I day for bmon, Texajs to visit the progress being moc - '
vuitins »ilh hT |..r-n„ Mr ui.l t„r i-,™'- Mr .nd Mn. I B.fanmUr hrwk of In .nforc,
U ' A I Hooimoo' lc.Mw.il mmt work tH.n ,< >W ..r^onl
.John Henry .laakaon
sick list.
Robert Donahoo, Prop.
'Phone 2 or 91.
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Fantamas, Tom. The Rocky News (Rocky, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 10, 1922, newspaper, August 10, 1922; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc936803/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.