The May Bugle (May, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 25, 1923 Page: 5 of 8
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Sale Was A Success
Glen Grace, manager
Cent A Word Ads
_ ____ _ of the
Grace Mercantile Cos big store in one cent word 1 er in8ertion’
May, yesterday informed the editor
that he is more than pleased with
the results of his advertising cam-
paign in the big sale recently put;
on by that store an 1 which closed
Saturday last. Mr. Grace said
Barney Vanfleet has quit h;s
position at Forgan and came home
For Sale, Wanted, Cost, Found, etc-. | [usL week to stay for a while.
The rate for advertising in this column is |
Mrs. F. B. Ratlilf and infant from his home south of town and
J. W. Hubbard spent the first
1 days of the week at Woodward
F eed For Sale- Prairie hay and i looking up some ix*al estate busi-
Sovved Feed. Wm. Boldt. May
Okla.
Coal! Coal!- Just received a
earload of choice Colorado Mait-
, , , , . .. land lump coal None better to be.
U.ut altl-ougn ernv .a con-uderably , ^ h(TO- A S. Elmore at |
ness.
Patronize the Want Ad column
in The May Bugle if you have
anything to sell, or want to buy
something.
less money in the country than a
Nelson elevator, May, Okla.
year ago, the total January re-
ceipts of his company were away j Wanted—Quarter section of
ahead of last year. wheat land somewhere near May,
The Bugle is glad to quote Mr. also an 80-acre or smaller tract of
Grace on this subject, not because bottom land, fiave buyers fori
we did all of the bill printing and both if price and terms are right,
other work in his advertising earn- C. W. Latta, Phone 21.
paign, out because it show: ti.e Ford Car—Delivery body i ready j
power of good advertising.
Have no use for it and will sell 1
STANDING ON
KIS
DIGNITY
son came in unexpectedly on Sun-
day night from Roosevelt, Colo., I compliment us
for a visit with her mother, Mrs. j building.
E. B.Muen;h, and other relatives
here. She told The Bugle editor
that Floyd is getting along just
hopped in to see the editor and
on the new tile
J. T. McDermott was here
evening snaking hands v... i
last
his
, ,-i .| , , j many old friends. He was on his
and that they like that count- j uiaw> r> „ , .
ry very much.
H. Flarrity
way from I .a verne to Buffalo and
'came by this route in order to
was in yesterday ! bring the county assessor here.
Ntgro Port*r Quits Evidently Realized
tiie Importance of Errand
Intrusted to Him.
Just after closing hours one day
at the offices of Kuhn, Loob & Co.,
it was discovered that some very im-
portant. [tapers had to he delivered |
to take you where you want to go. | ^ f |» M(,rj;nil 0f the ,r. r. M,,r-
MOTION PICTURES
High School Auditorium
Assecor.y at Work
Squaretcp Squibs
Several from this neighborhood office, or phone 21.
attended literary at Prairie Gem
School house last Friday night and
enjoyed a good program which
they had prepared.
Mrs. Hazelmeycr of Woodward
lias been visiting at the Ben Myers
home.
, , gnn company, and that there was no
! cheap for cash. Call at The Bugle! OIH, g.rr in the establishment to de-
j liver them except, the negro porter.
I The importance of conveying the
I papers '.'as so great that it was at
I last, decided to immediately dispateh
the negro messenger on the errand.
County Assessor, Tom Ricker j rpon his arrival nt Morgan's offices
arrived at May yesterday afternoon; Rastas explained that he must see J.
and is listing all property in the j P. Morgan, of ,T. P. Morgan corn-
town of May. He is making his j pauy, in person, on an important
F. E. Vanfleet has several hands headquarters at The Bugle office.! matt -r. He finally reached the hig
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A Gripping Western Picture taken from
Zone Grey’s famous book
A HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY
Patlie Review
Admission 10c and 25c
V.
at work on the roads and is getting
them in fine shap?.
Deputy Assessor
will list all farm property in Otter
Everett, Wilma and Edna Van- Township and will begin that j
Meet attended church at Lave me work on next Saturday, the 27th ;
last Sun lay night. inst, at the A. F. Higgins place.
Seine of the young folks attend-!
ed a dance at Mr. Whipples last! A. E. Price was a business
Saturday night.
or at Woodward yesterday.
F\ FT Vanfleet! financier’s exclusive ret rent ami
?mked if he was J. P. Morgan, of
J. P. Morgan company.
“ [ am,” condescended Mr. Mor-
gan, “and who are you that comes
on such an important errand?”
| “Suh,” replied the negro hanght-
visit-l ilv, "I >e de coon of Kuhn, l.ucb &
I Co.”—Judge.
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Just before the present general advance in prices I bought a lot of new
goods and now find 1 must raise CASH to pay' with. You Get The Benefit. For
eight clays I will put on a Special Cash Raising Sale, closing out all my winter
goods at prices down to cost and, on many items less than cost. The goods must
go as I’ve got to raise the Cash.
Sale Begins SATURDAY, January 27
Ends SATURDAY, February 3
era’s a New One!
Guaranteed Frostproof Radiator
Equip your cur with a radiator that is
positively guaranteed to stand freezing
without leakage. We invite you to let us
show you and explain. The cost is prac-
tically the same as the old kind.
We can supply these for any make of
car, but carry Ford Radiators in stock.
J. & J. CLOYD
Blacksmith and Machine Shop
May,
Okla.
Clothing and Dry Goods Men;*a]^oniuroy Caps n-25
Men’s All Wool Suits,
$20 values, at $13.98
Men’s <)\ • reoats, $18 value 11.00
Men’s Sheep lined Coats
$12 value
Men’s Khaki Pants
$2.00 value-
Men’s Corduroy Pants
.$3.50 value
Men’s Overalls, Union Made
.7I>
1.25
Shoe Dep’t
7.75
1.59
Men’s Dress Caps 2.00 value
Ladies Waterproof Coats
$10 value 4.98
Ladies All Wool Sweaters
$6.00 value 3.25
Men’s Lined Leather Gloves
$2.00 value
2.50 Men’s Work Gloves
$1.00 value
$1.75 value
Men’s All Wool Army Shirt
$3.50 value 2.481
Men’s Work Shirt $1.00 value .80 j
Men’s Plush Caps $1.25 value .79
1.39 | Percales 25c values
Dress Ginghams 30c value
3 lb Cotton Bats 72 x 90
$1.25 value
1.10
,69
.19
22.
.98
Men’s 16-inch Bootees
$8.00 value.
Men’s Dress Shoes $6. value
Men's Overshoes all sizes
$2.50 value
Boys () vers hoes .$2.00 value
Rubber Boots $3.00 value
$5.98
4.98
1.85
1.25
2.50
Groceries
During this Saleeverthing in my
grocery department will be sold at
a discount of 10" • from regular
prices.
Free! Special Cash Pramiurns Free!
$5.00 cm Saturday, January 27, and $5.00 on Saturday February 3
Tickets will be given with every 50-cent purchase on these two days, and the Cash
Prizes awarded at -3 o’clock P. M. on eachr day.
REMEMBER: This Big Cash Raising Sale begins at 8 o’clock A. M. on Saturday,
January 27, and lasts Eight Days Only. First comet's get the best choice, but all can
save money by buying at this sale.
Food and Feed
We carry a line of best feed for stock as
well as choicest Foods for Humans.
Bran, Shorts and Mixed Feed
At the Lowest Current Prices
Buy when we are unloading a car and save
money. When you trade here you get the best
prices both ways. We sell on closest margins
of profit and pay the highest cent possible for
your eggs. Phone 40.
L. B. Blackwell
General Merchandise, May, Okla.
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THE BARG AIM STORE
A. THOMAS, Prop’
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J. W. Abercrombie
General Auctioneer
Make Dates at May State Bank
or ’Phone 19
BUFFALO,
OKLA.
May, Okla. i 'is;
Telephone Building
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Latta, Charles W. The May Bugle (May, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 25, 1923, newspaper, January 25, 1923; May, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc941047/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.