The Supply Republican (Supply, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 4, 1923 Page: 1 of 10
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THE SUPPLY REPUBLICAN
Sopply. Woodward County. Oklahoma. Thursday. Jznunry 4 1923
Big List of Prizes
This Month
All right, here we ere again
with fine prise* for nest trades
day. Wednesday, January 17.
Just glance over the Hat below
and you will see for yourself there
ia not a cheap present ih the
whole Hit and all would be glad
to be the owner of the various
prises Offered. Complete list of
gifts to be given on Trades Day
is as follows:
Quarter sawed oak arm rock
ing chair.
Fancy, extra heavy fast color
blanket.
Medium heavy fas* color blanket
Good quality fast color blanket.
Floral decorated china berry
set.
Large aluminum preserving
kettle
Large aluminum lipped stew
kettle.
Medinm size bread baking par.
Medium size bean baker.
Small lipped stew kettle.
5 lbs. Bar B Q Coffee, to be
given in 1 lb pi isea.
And as usual you can count on
finding some of the best bargains
you ever bought at all the stores.
Special items hsve been purchas-
edand will be offered at reduced
prices on Trades Dav. Plan now
to attend this January Trades Day
as the merchants of Supply are
doing all they »w-e4yy can to in
duce you to t and
sales are madet JftjfWflj^rantee
of satisf-"* ' ©‘TWjmoney
HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS
miap of Time* be trouble
Boor a mam is, win me
6lT T’ »* A LIL WM»*L»
wm' ROOM* HOME HU
'MA6IME HE* A MAKIttCANE
Slowin' All ovEH P*
country! f
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JUD8E MILLS AT SCHOOL HOUSE
Judge Mills appeared at. the
school house auditorium last Sat*
urday night in the second num*
ber on the lyceum course Mr.
Mills told the story of Jean Valj
hero of Hugo's "Las Mis*
was well received by the entire!
audience. A fair crowd was inj
attendance.
“ The Blind Man’oEyes’
What would you tblnk et eall-
tOK In s blind nan to aolvs s
eerie* of erlMs and aeyaurious
happenings that were totally
loexpletabi* to people with the
keenest eyos? No doubt you
would aay that such and Idea
was absurd; that a blind man
usual depend upoa tbs eyes of
others and that ba ta halplaaa la
tr>lnf loads things which they
cannot tee Tct there are the
facta to consider that, being an*
llrely blind, ooe la not confuted
by a maaa of datalla that appear
to one wltb sight; that Ibe
blind are able to eoooeotraU
atroogly and tliat they develop
loner pracapttoa and a knowl-
edge of ihoee with whom tbay
come In eontaet and their mo-
tive*, that la almeat uacanny.
Under auab elroumatancea, an
lntalllgeat blind person becomes
really an efficient detective.
In “Tb* Blind Man’* Eyas,'
a thoroughly aharmlng romance
and mystery story, written by
tb* clever novelists William
Mac Hare and Edwla Burner and
which will be printed as a aortal
la The Supply Republican, you
will rind tba meet Intereating
Wind man aver eneouatered In
this ease he was net called in to
act as a detective. He brought
BLANCH BOOT MARRIED
Blanch A. Root, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs C. H Root of Supply
land CheaterStickley of the Kibby
neighborhood, were married in
Woodward last week. MrSlickley
is the son of James Stickley. one
I of the pioneers of this country,
and is well known in this section.
Both young baople are popular
In their respective neighborhoods
and the best wishes of their msnv
friends go out to them in their
married lift.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Whi-e loading a wagon from a
'sand bank Wes Swarts. who
livea about 17 miles northeast of
. Supply, and a companion were
buried in a slide under#three feet
!Sf aand. Mr. Swartz’s com-
parion managed to free himself
I and found the shovels were also
' buried and by heroic effort dug
Swarts out with his hands.
Mr. Swarts suffered a partial
1 paralysis of one leg and hit back
' waa injured. Hia companion es-
caped with minor injuries.
At a recent regular meeting of
Woodward Post No. 19. American
lAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS of Our Friends
RISE LUCY AX ME fcP [
AN LAKE SUMMEK-TiMl
IR WlNTUH-TiMl PB BBS'
BUT ALL AH SOT V 5AY,
AM LAKS T* FlfH A
heat* MO' BETTUHM AH
LAKS T* CHOP WOOD!
• «, *rCI„c Notmm, IvIKkm
In Dr. H E. Stechv-r, of Supply
I Oklahoma, the Vocational Agri-
culture work has a real friend.
I in addition to attending to hia
practice, he finds time to help
the boys and girls of the com*
lmunity with their club work.
His chief interest is Pig Club
work. Although Supply commun-
jity is haid hit py drought this
year he succeeded in p*izu«dir.g
I several fathers to permit their
[hoys to enter Vocational Agricul-
ture work. In soma esses tha
help has been indispensable
I to good co operation from the
| fathers.
Dr. Steelier manages the local
District Fair and this year, the
I first for Vocational Agriculture
I in Supply High School, he saw to
lit that the Department got every
I thing asked for. This work ia
.ear,----------
erablea." The story waa wall told 11 aev aa a maun. o» i WgWn, iue uUJ. ,„»*« — *---
- ihr,
friends. With yoar beat eight
sad year beat salad’s sys you
are not likely td solve these
mysteries, but you evn do ae if
you will look si them through
“The Blind Man’s Byes ” l>o
not miss tbs opening Install-
FAMILt DINNER NEW TEAM
Mr. nod Mrs. Floyd Dnvora en-
tertained with a family dinner
tew Years Day when they had
aa their guests Frank Devora and
family and Harva Wash awn and
family.
of £* •■><* 1taLklttMta “tat'”.
HUPElySt«h«.h«i^^obnVdDto "*«l'd I” ««PPl» j® h*IP“"»«n
bo, 460 pound, of pnpper to put *• «*“?»* b#,,1 *“*'
th. • pup" In th. Wnltnn Barb. *** lW“k “•« h*« o»t«ro.n
Wnodwnrd ret mo. l», Atnencn cue next we.k .t Otl.hom. Citr “vettock he cntTcnll bin
bnglon. tb. b.,, voted* S. R ft*.*
the .bove.ever.1 from thfe you ««t intereet eeeier in Mhon
triet h«e mede donetione nf >» "» <*""•
eteere end other liveetoek for the «• *® 'lnd *" k* ““
occasion. | about th.t project."
• The interest Dr. Stecher has in
™M'.dmLTp’r^ t".t .veri-j WfU *«U OWUT UKW* |th..orltin Vocational A,ricul
? LI____1.. nt.la kwalrmfkall Raw
educational treat by exhibiting
the official World War pictures
which have been released by the
government to American Legion
Posit, right h*ra in Woodward
METH00IST CHURCH NOTES
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Don't forget prayer meeting
every Wednesday night, A
welcome.
There will be preaching ser-
vices at Mount Olive Church a
11:30 a. m and 7 00 p m. Sunday
The Pastor repuesta that every
one bring a bible to the morning
service.
The Womans Home Missionary
Society will meet with Mrs. A.T.
Shafer on Satuaday. Jan 6th at
2:30 p. m. Lesson Theme; Oar
Country, God’s Country. Psalm*
147. Mra. Neva Davidson will
have the Lesson chapter: The
Negro's Offering.
Mothers Jewels will meet st
the church Wednesday afternoon
January 10th.
The Home Guards will meet at
the church Sunday, January 7th
at 3 p. m.
The Ladies Aid will meet at
the church Friday January 5th.
Every member please be present
and alart the year right.
Mr. Lively of the War Veterans j
Bureau instructor of Vocational
training at the A. A M. College
nt Stillwater for veterans waa a
visitor at the Western Oklahoma
Hospital for the Insane. He was
CMiferring with the ex-service
men there He is a son of the
first superintendent of the hos-
Johnnie IUy Bodenheimer hnejte ■eU or trade wn tradoe
been ill with tonsilitis
one can afford. The Pastime
Theatre kindly conaented to show
these pictures for U‘# So y< a
wilt be able, on January 9 and 10
to aae how the American Soldieri
If you have anything yea a*nt administered to Heinie in tbe
frontline trenches. Don’t for-
get - January 9 and 10.
Supply girls basketball team U*re ia the same that sent him to
went to Ltverne last Friday night I serve in the recent war that
end defeated the Leverne High prompts him to give time and
school teem by a score of 11 to 6. money to build better roads and
The game wee feet end interest-1 bridges in northwestern Okinho-
ing from the start. Ray Chase, m». »nd that decided him in tak-
Johnlnnis and Dr. Stecher ac- ing up the nraetice of medicine-
the team ae a rooting I *n unselfish ptabli£~aRirit«ftlnese.'
The above item appeared in
the Newa Letter of tbe Okla-
homa Society for Vocational
Education.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching services both morn-
ing and evening next Sunday,
I Young Peoples meeting at Tp. ni.
Eeeryone welcome Come out
I and start the New Year right.
Rev. C. C. McCarroll,
Paster.
A 600
Su&ply.
„ Good Thing—Don’t Mies It
SenAVeur name sod address plainly
written together with 6 cents (aud this
slip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co.,
fees Moines, lows, and receive In re-
turn a trial package containing Cham-
berlain's Cough Kvtnedy for coughs,
cold*, croup, bronchial, “f'u,” and
whooping coughs, and tickling throat;
Chamberlain** Stomach and Liver
Tablste for atomach troubles. Indiges-
tion, gassy paint that crowd Uie
heart, biliousness and constipation;
Chamberlain’s Salve, needed In every
family for burns, scalds, wodnda.
piles ank skin affections; these valued
family medicines for only 6 cents.
Don't mlsa It.
PLENTY COAL AND FLOUR
If if need of Coal or Flour let
us know. McAlaster coal and
Choctaw flour.
e
\V7E WOULD appreciate it very much if you would make
W every effort to settle your account at once. After
the fire we find ourselves with a great amount of money on
our books and must insist on payment of all accounts due.
DEVORE HARDWARE CO.
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SUPPY, OKLAHOMA
The Republican has juat com-
pleted arrangements whereby we ,
lard able to present to our wonw»
readers ■ series of very attract*
I ive suggestion* on “Home Deco-
rations.” The keynote of Ihese
suggestions is good taste, second
led by economy, artistic, durable
I home decorations which fit the
average purse; no attempt to
1 further luxriance styles, hut an
Ieffort to beautify and make com-
I fu table by sane art snd practical
lity. These are suggestion* which
(nearly every housewife will Wel-
lcome.
The first of these suggestions
I will appear in the issue of The
iRepudlican carrying *he date of
IJanuary 18
Ladieel don’t fail lo read the
[entire series, clip them cut snd^
[paste them jn your scrap-book
] for future reference. You will
| he sure to have use for them.
if you want to buy or sell a
farm or city property call at the
Republican office. We may have
a trade to suit you.
NOTIQE
No hunting or trespass-
ing allowed on any land
owned or under lease by
the Cooper Ranch along
the Beaver.
This means everyone.
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Anderson, L. A. The Supply Republican (Supply, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 4, 1923, newspaper, January 4, 1923; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc951711/m1/1/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.