The Copan Leader. (Copan, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, July 13, 1917 Page: 1 of 8
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THE COPAN
VOL. 2. No. 27.
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| VACATION DAYS
| ARE HERE
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* V aeat-ionists and honeymooneri* ran find their
r traveling nerds advantageously supplied here
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The best possible Summer Suits-best material.
I top style, tailored to keep shape. Cool, com-
f fortable and pleasant to wear.
COPAN. OKLAHOMA. FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1917,
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i MEXICAN COPS PANTS;
|! DUNLAP SHOOTS WIDE
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; Downfall of Mtlico Rt -enacted
: an Ow Streets
S1.00 PER YEAR.
lilii 8 Sfi
Scoteh Brae mar
$20 00
Palm Beach
$8.50 to $10.00
Eureka Cool Cloth
$10 on to $ir> of»
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This morning about 8:.'i0
(Mexican of the railroad gang
- lifted” a pair nf trousers at
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£urifljj Hnm5 (Ttotliw
Outing, golf and tennis trousers of While Khak:
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1 BAGGAGE
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Traveler s Equipment
Every known convenience can be found in our
beautiful Wardrobe Trunks.
the Meeker sfcrtre. He was
detected in the am and Deputy
Sheriff Dunlap whs notified and
started in search of the thief.
He was discovered in the rear of
the Gloyd store and when an
attempt was made to arrest him
he beat it, with Tod Putman and
Mr. Dunlap in pursuit, headed
toward Mexico. Dunlap fired!
several shots in the air and Car-
ranza sped on with renewed j
vigor. The greater part of the
male papulation (also female) of1
the town and a flock of Fords
- were requisitioned into 'service
11 and the greaser was finally
j rounded up in the Clyde Young
* oat field south of town. He was!
; hmt, back and given the once
-jover by the populous and then i
! taken to Bartlesville and locked
11 up
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Prices $C to $4<i
Suit Cases
$1 25 to $510 00
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Local and Personal
Traveling Bags
$5.00 to $540.00
See Montague for Ice.
Is your car insured?
Coalson.
See
See them before you go away
The Masters Clothing Company
Bartlesville * Ok\n\L
tJttiii ■ in
= ( Mrs. Chas. Pickens left for
I Cherokee, Okla., Thursday.
I J. H. Conway and family mo-
- j tored to Ramona Wednesday.
_ i Mrs. Earl Shanfelt returned
I home this week rrom Toledo, O.
The G. V. Motor Co. shippprj
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A LIFETIME CONVENIENCE
HOOSIER
KITCHEN CABINET
i he Choice of Over a Million Women
Did you ever .stop to realize how many miles of weary
steps you take in preparing meals? Did you ever wonder why
it was your kitchen duties took you so long, why you had
Did vou'^ ^ ^ ln£sarc* why you were so tired at night?
t yourself hoy** needless that is by taking the Hoosier on trial, m your
(Jace -vou have seen what *t means to have 400 articles all within arms'
Jnur 40 *aborsavlDK inventions and the wonderful convenience, you to will join the
million o.her women who selected the Hoosier in pieforence to all other cabinets.
Six Vital Features Found in 1N0 Other
ihc part tha' makes the Hoosier indispensible and that helps von like an auto-
mahe servant is exclusively the Hoosier idea. Six vital features:'
Oklahoma
The All-M<til Glass Front Floor Ein
The Gear-Driven Shaker Floor Sifter
Revolving Caster Spice Jar Rack,
lngeoiem.-. Hi* Cnpacity Srgar bin
5. Scientific Arranjercent—most n'eU ArU
cles nnrest
b Door* with handy trava .or «tensil*. or
otw Rcll Doers.
Loam whv nw1 r x rniitrou women c&ik'f gwr
Have Your Car Insured
AGAINST
FIRE - THEFT - TORNADOES
U. E. Coalson Will Insure You
Co me-in act! s*>e dip Hounipr rotate!.
ak*r,g withou*- it.
Etch Hoosier is sold under tho broadest guarantee ever offered w:th - tritobor,
aoiupf your money ali back if vou arc not delighted 1CI'
Prices $25 to $45. You can bay a Hoosier on easy payments.
The Bartlesville Furniture Co.
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Flies Are Dangerous 1
Better Not !>** Them Gpt Started This Spring a
We can furnish the screens for the windows, doors and
porches on your house and our prices are very reasonable.
Screens will save many broken glasses by protecting your
doors and windows
A nice front screen door is not only useful but orna
non tat. All are equipped with salf closing spring hinges.
Ie t us give yon an estimate on your screens,
isoldiers from copiH
CETSI0NETRIRGs;'r;:5“
- j business ! ? interests in Parties- ■
The M«onlc lad*, has pro-
! sen ted each of the soldier boys! Thelma Henner has returned
(enlisting from Oopan with a ^10Tn Hlaekburn, Okla.. where
beautiful signet, ling. Eachishe ris nillK' the lust:
ring is beautifully engraved ife" tla,v
witn the name of the recipient., , M. J. Smith and family will!
t. S. A.. Copan. Okla., and with j occupy the residence of Mm W.!
the ifisaripMon, Prom Looge No. ' *-• Harriett during the next, few
144d, A. h‘ &, A. M. engraved on) wowiks.
(the inside. The rings are of I ,,
solid gold and will !>p higiilv : n.,,.tl , ^uoei, o.,
| prized by the boys !CVrrtney lmme the^rst^f ^' Rometime SnnA*S morni^ | llCO. W. ShOemalter r’,“'
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Get Ante Oaf But Cant ffikt Her1!
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Sometime Sunday morning |
Wiek. : inieves entered the garage ot j
I ^ H. Sheets, accompanied by! , i Dr. J. O. Hudson, pushed th‘*!
j his family and Grandma Sheets, I • «• onoulders i« spending aj tgir partly out of the building!
j1 left Tuesday morning overland j Tl’.Wee f® 'acation in the wildt, • and left it. It was evident that!
THE TODD UNDERTAKING PARLOR
Ml modern conveniences for prompt service dav or nit
F/ieensed embalmcrs for Kansas and < tklahoma.
Geo. W. Shoemaker
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left Tuesday morning overland , f L ... mio wuus; and left it. It was evident that I
, for Colorado Springs, Colorado. !°^‘.C’ '' * t^xico. He was accom (every effort had been made Ui'
i Mrs. J. C. Sheets and daughter, I ll's l,! *nd baby. ' start the car without success,
j Alice accompanied them as far1 Automobile Tusnrauce. See j The switch had been taken off
!as Eldorado Springs, Kan..1 f-«alson. and rewired. The selfstarter
i it x, „ c o mjr /s, , *! where they are visiting with the j W.T. Kin« {n fnron .u ‘ run C’0WQ- and the crank had
g S M‘ GlOyd H*BPWA»S I j H-rsaio,. „,t of tried'
^xtacaaMa-l««ggs^y' Haw •vour C:ir Insured
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Set
matters pertaining to his duties
as superintendent of the Copan
schools.
Dont Rant, Rave and Roar
If the service you are now getting is not
satisfactory, try us—and smile.
You will probably come to us sooner or
Inter, most of them do, so why not come now
We can’t give you the earth and we won’t
promise impossibilities, but you will find our
goods so satisfying you will forget how to kick.
Try the satisfying store.
W. H. Bowersc
Dry Goods and Groceries
It was quite evident that the
would be thieves were novices at
(taking Dodge Bros. Oh.rs, or
n, . ! fh^y would have discovered a
'1 e K fed and received j disconnection when they tried to
'eiy painful and serious injuries j use the startrr.
in attempting to jump off the I The Dodge Bros, have a secret
spring board while in swimming'connection break on the new
at Coffeyv-ille Tuesday evening, j cars which is only known bv the
He is in the hospital at Coffey owners.
vilie. ! m
I 1 he car was not insured Sun-
See Montague for quick Ice 1 llr*-V night, but Dr. John got busy
delivery. with U. E. Coalson early Mon-
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J. H. Christian, of Ft. Worth,
Tex., has been emoloyed by Dr.
J. O. Hu dson, as registered
pharmacist.
Bert Kessler, with the Copan j
Pharmacy, has resigned and
left Tuesday to take a similiai j
ixisition in Parsons, Kau.
DR. E. B. MASTERS
VETERINARIAN
Dewey, Oklahoma
Phone me at my expense
in cases of emergency
Office Pho#f 21 Jnby’s Ban
|| Residence Phone 258
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day morning and now his car is j
covered with insurance.
Dr. D. E. Hockett
VETERINARAIN
Satisfactory work done at live
and let live prices. I can be
found at theCopan Pharmacy
every Saturday.
Phone 069
413 E. Third St. Bartlesville, Ok'
Blacksmithing j
and GENERAL REPAIRING |
rVm Implements and Ma
chinery of every description.
J K Cntmac
The
Family
Man
is considered a better citizen than the
bachelor, and every young fellow
of the right stuff looks forward to the
time when he can have his own cozy
nest and wife and babies.
Your Big Desire Will Be Re-
alized Sooner If You Start a
Savings Account Here
bank ofcopan
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The Copan Leader. (Copan, Okla.), Vol. 2, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, July 13, 1917, newspaper, July 13, 1917; Copan, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc950849/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.