The Press-Democrat. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, December 2, 1904 Page: 5 of 8
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Great December Announcement.
\ (~*(~\VTTTIIVTI T A HPI/"V1VT Of the Price* made in our Great November Sale has been agreed upon and on many articles a >tili greater
A L^UiN 1 liMU A 1 SUiN reduction bn« been made.
The heavy Ribbed Underwear for I.adieu which was sold at 50c during; the F:ntire Season will now be closed out at
All our Children*' heavy Ribbed and Fleeced Garments will now be sold at - -
Special Bargains are being made in our Mens' and lioys' heavy Underwear to clean up broken lines.
Banner Bargains in Ladies' Skirts, Suits, Cloaks and Jackets. All our fine, hand-tailored Walking Skirts reduced from $10 and $12 to
All our All Wool Kersey, hand-tailored Skirts reduced from $^.50 and 7.50 to
All our Novelty Skirts that were &5.00 will now be sold at
A Large Line of $3.50 and 3.00 Skirts to close at each
35 c-
25c.
S750.
$5.00.
$1.50.
GREAT FINAL REDUCTION OF LADIES' CLOAKS.
All ia and $10 Kersey Satin Lined Cloaks, now - • $7-5°-
AH 7.50 and 58.00 Kersey Cloaks, now - - $5.00.
PlffC? Piifc! Largest and most attractive assortment
LUI rUTSi I UrSi 0f Purs in the county. Just received Spec-
ial Hollidav Assortment at about half regular prices.
GREAT HONEY SAVING
Prices stand out boldly in our
Shoe Department.
Shoes that Fit, Feel Easy and
Wear Well; made of Leather
Only, are obtainable from us at
little or no higher than the
other kind are offered at.
If you have lately come to
this country and have not
found the place where you can
buy GOOD Shoes, come to us.
We will befriends right away.
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MENS,'BOYS.'
YOUTHS' AND
CMILDRENS' WEAR- ,
ING APPAREL
The record has been
broken on Suit Selling
for the past 30 days.
15 Suits per d«y has
be en the r e c o rd
November.
Help us make it 20 for
December.
Mens'Tailored Sj-sits
for 10.00, 12.00 and
$15.00.
The kind that fit
and stay fitted alter
they have been worn.
Other good Suits for
Men at 5, 7.50 and 5^-
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t •jit rv . j • _ FRIHAY a wn OflTIIRnaY We will cive a fr^e demonstration of Dold's Celebrated Mexican Chilli
ChtisS L/COIO ilSti'&UOtl Con Carne, made inWichita, Kansas", by The Jacob Dold Packing Comp my. Our friends and customers are
cordially invited to come and try this new popular dish. P. S..«.You will find this Chilli on sale at the Grocery Stores and Meat /vuirkets.
THE FRED EHLER DRY GOODS COMPANY,
THE BIG STORE.
HENNESSEY
OKLAHOMA.
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HENNESSEY POILTRY AND PET STUCK ASSOCIATION,
To Be Held at Hennessey, Dec. 14 to 17.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION:
Milt Chibt, Superintendent,
Fud Ehlir, President,
H. Hemphill, Vice President,
Da. Rvctor, TeenBurer,
H. A. Pain, Secretary,
Robkrt Bkll, Webb City, Mo., Judge.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
W. H. JonxaoN,
W. W. Noland,
Carson M McKkkver,
J. E. Hctchinson,
Spaoial Solicitor For Membership,G no. H. Yeoman.
PREMIUM LIST:
John Overton, Grocery—$ 1.00 worth of groceries, for be^t \\ h it e
Rock pullet.
\Y. S Spencer—one 25o curry comb nnrl 11 tiOo brush, lor best
Partridge Cochin Cockrel.
R. D. Brewer & Son $1.00 worth of merchandise, for best White
Plymouth Rock hen.
Hennessey Produce Co—one bushel of apples, for best pen oi
Light Brahmas.
Or Merrill Denial 1',trior.- $1.00 in oash, fur besl pen of S. C.
White Leghorns.
(ieo. W. Woolsey -one 4 pint nieKel plated ooffea pot, for best
Buff Cochin.
Frank Cox son grocery 51.00 worth of jjroopricp, for best gan-
der.
F. A Dinkier, Druggist S1.00 worth of poultrv supplies, for
second best White hen.
W. H. Andrews, Furniture store—a $2.00 rocking chair, for bom I Goo. Stiegletz saloon— one quart of Puritan I\ye, for best S. C.
pen of BulT Plymouth Rocks. j ^ hite Leghorn cockrel.
Farmers Mill—one sack best flour, for best two of White Ply- Steiner Mercantile Co- $1.00 worth of merchandise, for beet pair
mouth Rocks—Also two sacks of screenings for chickens of show. | ot Black Li'ng- huns.
James Connor, Midway saloon, one quart Autocrat whiskey, for ! Bear & Wesflake- $1.« 0 in cash, for second best pair of White
best pair of Barred Rooks. j Holland turkeys.
E. M Barnum— 1.00 in cash, for best scoring White Plymouth j C.A.Bali Jeweler a S2.50 ladies watch chain, for best pair of
Rock in show room. i White \\ yandotts.
Levi Herzberg—one silk handkerchief, valued $1.00 for best! Royal Bakery a S1.00 Fancy cake, for best pair of Buff Cocins,
scoring pair of S. C. White Leghorns. ! Ed Gould a 81.50 Riding bridle, for best Barred Rock.
John A lt. tIifT —one bushel of potatoes, for bust scoring pair of
A $10.00 Silver Cup given by Association to the highest scoring any kind of chickens at tho show.
pan of fowls, any variety. When won three times in succession, re
mains tha property of the winner.
The Association will be governed by the rules and regulations aB
printad in the premium list of January 1904.
There will be three money prizes divided as follows: 40, 20 and
Tom Clark, Merchants Exchange--50c, for best Buff Orpington
cockrel
Rathbun Confectionery—one box of bon bons, for best Brown
Leghorn cock.
W M Rutherford,grocery store -one pound of I0e coffee nnd a
10 par cent of entry fee iu their class as first, second, and third, ra- fancy cup and saucer, for best trio of Wl: ito Plymouth Rocks
apaotivaly.
SPECIAL PREMIUM LIST:
Fred Ehler Dry Good Co. will give a Ladies Dro « Pattern, val-
F. P. Munch & Son -one nickel plated coffee pot for best mam-
moth Bronze turkey.
John Cochran, Corner Saloon—one quart of wine, for best pen of
ued at $3.lX' for the second bost scoring pen of Barred Plymouth Rocks.; VYt.ite Rose comb Wyandotte.
Kemper Produce Co. $1.00 in cash, for best pair of S. C. White
Leghorns.
Mrs. Jackson Millinery -SI.00 worth of ribbon, for best pair of
young White Holland turkeys.
James Liddle — one bushel of apples, for the second best S C
White Leghorn.
(i. II. Block 31.00 in cash, for best pen of White Plymouth
Rocks.
15. Grimes one sack host flour, for Barred Rock cockrel,one
sack second best flour, for second best cockrel.
Johns it Hammer barber shop -$1.00 in cash, for best Whita
POP krel.
Farmers and Merchants bank 1,00 in cash, for second best
Black Minorca pullet.
Ben Stimmel—one setting of eggs, from pen number one, Whita
Cashion Bros. Racket store—one shado lamp, valued il.25, 'or best Wyandotte the ones that took tho Silver cup last January, 1004, for
pair of White Holland young turkeys. j best pair of Barred Rocks.
J. H. Bash—one sack of Basils' best flour, for bost pen of Barred ' W. H. Johnson -one setting of Barred Rock eggs, for the bost
Rocks. pen of Houdans.
H.Hemphill -one setting of B.irre I Plymouth egg*, for b>st ! Freshour and Warren -agents gold plated watch chain, valued
Silver Wyandotte cockrel. j31.00 on the best Golden Wyandott.
Mrs. Marv Noland one setting Black Minorca eggs, for best pen of . W. O. Annan trout, photographer-one d>>z-n platino photographs,
White Rocks ' on '"'s' scoring trio of White Plymouth Rocks.
Carson MeKeever me setting of S. C. White Leghorn eg^s, The show room is open to every body and theru is no one barred
SB Humphrey, Confectionery -5 poumlshomo made candy, for' for beat pen of Blue Andalusiuns and $2.00 in cash, for best pen of S. | out, no difference where yoti-live, Our indtationia broad, and we want
Net RoiiC f.umb Brown L*jhrin. C. White Leghorns. j everybody to feel at home and bring in « g >. 1 line of fowls. The
■jAbD Smith, Hard wore—a S3.25 Carving S«t, for hest Black Mi-' F. P. Syl 'ester one setting of White Rock eggs, for best pen ot | pr.zes will be paid Hlrict.lv us advert iso'l l<..r further information
Pain Bros. Hardware and Impleme it Store, will give a pair of
Mans' best Leggins for the best boo ring S. C White Leghorn hen.
Pat Hatnar Furniture Store—a 82 00 Stand tablo for the beet pen
of Rhnde Island Reds
W. C. Btairs, Jeweler—one Stick pin, valued at $1.25, for bost
Liflht Brahma hen.
^ Mr*. R< >se, Millinery—a $5.00 L idies trimmed hat, for the best
pair of Baried Plymouth Rocks.
Geo. C. Saur, Druggist—$ 1.00 worth of Merchandise out of store,
for beet pen of White Plymouth Rocks.
J. A. Felt, Postmaster—$1 00 in cash, for best Barred Plymouth
Bo«k hen
J. V. Carson butcher shop—50c in cash,for besl S C. V> hite Leg-
horn pullet
Kenoyers' harber shop—25c in cash, for best goose
Silver Laced V.'vandotls and 50«- iu cash, for best pou yf Buff Jlo'-'ka. utldre-s il, \ Pain. Suer^tiirv, llynnessuv. Otla.
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Fisher, A. C. The Press-Democrat. (Hennessey, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 10, Ed. 1 Friday, December 2, 1904, newspaper, December 2, 1904; Hennessey, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc98442/m1/5/: accessed April 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.