The Copan Leader. (Copan, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, September 28, 1917 Page: 1 of 8
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VOL. 2. No. 38.
THE COPAN LEADER.
COPAN. OKLAHOMA. FRIDAY. SEPT. 28 1917.
$1.00 PER YEAR.
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Com^; k!iS-
Bartlesville to
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YOUR GROCER
And Your Fare Will Be Refunded By the
BARTLESVILLE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
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We ^tcincl in this capacity to every customer.
We want you to know that you can buy here as
cheaply as your neighbor.
EVERYBODY TREATED ALIKE
NO MATTER HOW GREAT THE DISTANCE
• JHE PLAN-Whether you live one or fifty miles from Bartlesville the Merchant’-; aq
-i,ea^ ,Y0U -yconto by railroad, tro.le^antSr ‘ **
We sell groceries of quality at the lowest mar-
gin of profit, and they are not only good but
sanitary. If not already a customer give us a
trial.
or any
°lh17h°dL0I.!2.VeJ^,nd y°Ur r°Und trip fare wi" be refunded'on the basis of 4 per cent
on
6a^ and ®very dollar you sPend up to the amount of your round-trip^fare.
amount to $.10 your entire round trip
fare ” *“ °° **» »“.....—
If 4 per cent of your total purchases amount to less than your round-trio fare then vrf i ,
many dollars as are spent with merchants of this association. ' ‘ if fund 4 per cent on as
The list of merchants who issue refund slips comprises 35 of Bartlesville leading stores as follows:
W. H. Bowersock
CLOTHING STORES
Laderer-Baird Clothing Co.
Masters Clothing Co.
Model Clothing Co.
Unger Clothing Co.
Zofness Brothers
DEPT STORES. Dry Goods
Boston Store
Degen’s Store
Sales Store
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
Peoples Store
W. C. Higbee
FURNITURE STORES
Bartlesville Furniture Co.
Reliable Furniture Co.
(\j u Co.
HARNESS and SADDLERY
Pearl- Dial
J. P. Govreau
JEWELERS
C. R. Hall
MILLINERY
Nannie King
Wilson Hat Shop
Miss Filkins
MUSIC STORES
Barnett Music Co.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY
Berentz Hardware Co.
Dudley T. Lyall
OPTICIANS
Dr. Marcus Morgan
PAINTS, WALL PAPER
Eesville Decorating Or
PHARMACIES
Bartlesville Pharmacy
Campbell’s Drug Store
Eureka Drug Store
Star Drug Store
SHOE STORES
Carman the Shoeman
Swings Walkover Boot Shop
Sample Shoe Store
TIRES. MOTOR VEHICLES
Jno. Lumbard Tire & Sup, Co.
TAILORS and CLEAt\ERS
Scotch Woolen Mills
CHINA STUDIO
M4ss Nina BJoyd ,
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LESLIE COURTNEY
i IS BADLY INJURED
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Falls From Cliff and Receives Con-
cussion of the Brain.
THE CRESCENT VARIETY STORE j
j SAVES YOU MONEY
While out kodaking with com ' I
PRESENT YOUR REFUND SLIP AT ANY DRUG STORE AND
YOUR FARE WILL BE IMMEDIATELY REFUNDED IN CASH
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SHORTHILL AT
THE STATE FAIR
NEW BAPTIST iCOMPANY d called
MINISTER HERE [Niotraining
1. W ShorlhUI, member of Bcv. E a, Hardee, of Sulphur,
the wheat pm. tap, hoar,I. >m |)a, „t„, ,,
has been sent by Loud Dictator Lf., , ,
.. , . , , lot the Baptist church heie and
lloo.er, ami Kill he |..e«enl.at m his „„
the state ..,eet,„sat 2 p. Fr, |s„„,laJ, I|as
day and will explain the wheat. ,, ,
.' . ;ed Ins family here and thev are
situation. It is also expected , ,
. .. , 1 occupying the .). K. Putman
that he will make another public
add cess.
Left For Ft. Sill Monday Foriting.
Received Order Saturday
GOSPEL TEAM RALLY AT
METHODIST CHURCH
Company 1), First Kansas
j Cavalry, was entrained at Coffey,
wile last Monday morning en
Sunday. September 30, is tie
day for the big Gospel Team
Rally at the Methodist church.
1 he teams will be here and par
ticipute in a Sunrise meeting a'
six o’clock Sunday morning and
th
BOX SUPPER AT
house whils the parsonage is
being remodeled and repaired.
The family consists of Rev. and
Mrs. Hardee add four children.
The Leader joins the community
ni i welcoming these worthy peo-
OWEN SCHOOL:'-1' "'™' """
other
route to Fort Sill, Okla., where jF1,1 durin”
I they will go into active tramg. i “ ' ’• * m-'
|Owing to the crowed condition ' Robins,'n ounces
.existing at Ft. Sill it was
the boys would stay in Coffey-
ville all winter, hut they receiv-
ed oilers Saturday to be ready
Monday.
There will lie a Box Supper
it the Owen School Friday even-
^g» September ftH. Kvervone
nvited. A good time assured.
Miss Annabel Roberts,
Teacher.
FOUND Pair of gold rimmed
glasses with cable bows in
lease from Watonga .Okla. Own
er can have same by proving
property and paying for this ad.
1 . E. Coalson is shipping out I
I a car load of wheat today at gov
ernment prices.
eelings will be
the day—at 11 a. in ,
and 7 p. m. Rev
i mm | that this
thoci v'al! one of the big events in
the history of ihe church. A
basket dinner will be serued to
the guests at the church and all
are requested to bring well filled
baskets and help make this acca
sion a memorable one.
About tim for another auto-
nobile the:t. Bepreprired with
nsuranee. See Coalson.
Lee Barnes is down with ty-
phoid fever His brother
Charles who lias been sick for
[ three weeks is convalescent.
F. B. Gunn
this week.
is filling his silo
See Montague for Ice.
HEATING STOVES
The Season for Them
Has Arrived.....
We have a nice line. Come in and look
them over and pick out what you want
before the’cold weather catches you.
Proudlcve Hdwe. & Supply Co.
Next
week
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Is our County Fair. Are
you supplied with Clothing,
Shoes and Furnishings? If
not, call and see what we
can do for you in Men’s
Wearing Apparel at
j Panions south of town last Sun
i day Leslie, the younger son of1
I Mr. and Mrs. M J. Courtney
fell from a cliff to the rocks be-
low sustaining injuries of so ser-
ious a nature that they may
prove fatal, although the attend-
ing physicians and family are
hopeful.
The young man stepped out on
the cliff to look around and the
< Slade <>r which k was composed
| crumbled beneath his feet pre-
j ap, fating to the rocks some
twelve feet below. He seemed
to land in an open spot, on his
feet doubled up in a heap and
then rebound, ahd while there
are some cuts on the head it is
i believed that the injury from
which ho is suffering was sus-
tained by his head hitting on his
knees His companions ran to
hits aid and carried him, uncon
s(p°':s, to an open spot where
everything w is done to restore
conscimis' *ss but with no sue-
■ -s.-, S un ■ of his companions
run to J. if Shamlins for aid
old to Clyde Young’s where
they telephoned for the doctor.
Dr. Hudson and his wife soon
arrived and administered first
aid and the young man was re-
moved on a hurriedly improvised
stretch -r of saplings and
i blankets to an automobile at the
S lamblin home and ho was brot
home.
Dr. Hudson of Dewey was
called into consultation with his
brother, Dr. John, and a nurse
j was called from Tulsa.
The young man lias since been
in a conimotose condition a
greater part of the time, some
times arousing and talking in a
disconnected manner, and at no
time since the accident has he
been cloudy rational. At time of
going to press there has been a
, decided change for the better.
' He remembers going out with
I Ins comp inions and up to the
time he started to fall from the
1 olitT and h.s case seem very hope
ful.
ECONOMY is our watchword. ;
Notwithstanding the rapidly j
advancing prices in every line that we car- -
ry, we, nevertheless, can sell you cheaper :
than others, :
: COMPARE our prices with :
j those of any other house \
: and see what the saving means. Compare :
. quality, finish, variety and service. When -
: buying from us you receive the greater sav- t
- *ng by getting more for your money than ~
: elsewhere. I
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When in Dewey come in and see ns. Make our store
your headquart ers during fair week.
Crescent Variety Store
Dewey, Oklahoma
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We carry a complete line o:
Furniture, Rugs and Linoleum
aaBKawRKaaas K-itoxiawii
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Now is the time to buy your
Heating Stoves
The Household Furniture Company
I DEWEY, OKLAHOMA
Mrs. G. S. Aubel is spending
th > week ut the Courtney home
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Model
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LODGE No. 507
fleets Every Tuesday Night
LET US HELP YOU
DRESS UP FOR
THE FAIR
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Dewey
OF COURSE
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We carry a big line high
grade Ladies’ Coats, Suits
Dresses, Skirts, Waists,
Shoes and Millinery.
Ali New Up-to-Dade Merchandise
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C. C. MACY, Noble Grand.
F. M. LINDSAY, Secretary I
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The Copan Leader. (Copan, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, September 28, 1917, newspaper, September 28, 1917; Copan, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc950549/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.