The Fairland News. (Fairland, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, May 3, 1912 Page: 3 of 4
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M. J. Campbell J, S. Campbell Sett M. Campbell
CAMPBELL LUMBER CO
Your Home Lumber
Merchants
Everything in Lumber and Building Material
Phone No* 54
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SCREEN DOORS
Just Received a Complete Line of
Genuine Northern White
Pine Screen Doors.
We also have a full line of Scree Wire,
Screen Mouldings and Screen Fixtures.
When in need of anything- in our line,
See us before you make your purchase.
MiDer & Geek.
John Deere TA-17
NEW ELK, Jr.,
Automatic Cultivator
CRANK SHIFT and ADJUSTABLE FRAME
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VERY man who has ever used ordinary riding cultivators knows what it is
to have sore shins and tired legs from shifting the rigs. The inconvenient
location of the stirrups on the rigs is hard on the feet and ankles. The
continual swinging back and forth of the legs is tiresome.
The JOHN DEERE NEW ELK, JR., Automatio Cultivator, has a crank shift
which eliminates these discomforts. A slight push with the right or left foot
quickly throws the rigs to one side or the other, dodging a hill out of line even
though the shovels have approached within a few inches.
Horses do the raising of the rigs. A thumb-latch releases the balancing lever
and the rigs raise automatically. Only one operation is necessary in place of three.
For efficient service the NEW ELK, JR., Automatic, has no superior.
Send for complete information or call at our store and look it over. It will
bear investigation.
RILEY & DUNCAN
local J?tto£i
Thornhill Notary News office.
Window Glass at Moores Drug
Store.
Cold Drinks—Moore's Drug
Store.
Candidates' cards at the News
Office.
Fishing Tackles at the New
Hardware.
Oils and Gasoline at Moore's
Drug Store.
Peirce City Laundry—John
Ford Agent.
M. T. Mabrey had business in
Miami, Monday.
W. S. Kennedy, has our thanks
for financial favor.
Oats for Sale, if taken at once.
—Geo. F. Milbourn.
Laundry Basket every Tues-
day at Moore's Drug Store.
You can buy 12 in. Collar Pads
at 25c each. New Hardware.
Lewis Paden, south of town
renews for the good old News.
Fishing Tackle and Base Ball
Goods, at Moore's Drug Store.
Have a look at the New Spring
Goods just received at Shepherd
& Co.
Prof. W. S. Kennedy had us
print him a batch of cards this
week.
Packages can be left at either
barber Shop for the Peirce City
Laundry.
Japalac, Varnish, Stains,
Paint, Bruches, Ect., at Moore's
Drug Store.
A few Gretchen corn planters
left at $35 each at The Fairland
Hardware Co.
Attorney Bland of Afton was
defending a client in police court
here Tuesday.
W. O. Horn, Sam Campbell,
and Zeke Nidiffer were Miami vis-
itors. Monday.
Prof. Jackson and family
moved to their farm south of
Vinita, Tuesday.
Dave Starnes ol Lebanon Mo.,
lias been visiting his brother
Clint of this place.
Remember you can get your
harness dipped in the beat Oil at
The New Hardware.
Misses Et hel and Edna Gann
of near Southwest City, Mo., are
visitiug L. D. Darnell.
Attorney J. J. Smith of Afton
was in Fairland, on professional
business last Wednesday.
You cannot keep from buying
Furniture of Cherry Merc. Co.,
when you see how cheap they
are selling.
J. S. Moore and the Fairland
Drug Co., each placed an order
with us this week for printed
stationery.
The council has had a crew of
men putting in more concrete
street crossings this week which
have been very much in demand
the past few months.
Postmaster Weir has had a
tip top good time the past week.
All he had to do was to tell
everybody there was no mail
and didn't know when there
would be.
Through some mishap last
week we had a lot of pHpfru left
over, which meat that n I it of
subscribers failed to yet their
papers. We don't kuow just how
the miRtake was made, but hope
it will not occur again.
Morse creek nt Afton whs hs| Uev Cnrninensof Seneca, filled
liijrh Inst Monday hh was evt-rj his regular appointment at the
khowi. whh ii(> in a iiuiii- ,(.'hi'ifiian church here Sunday
ol rtfi .M c * , and Sunday night.
Escapes An Awful Pate.
A thousand tongues could not
express the gratitude of Mrs. J.
E. Cox, of Joliet, 111., for her
wonderful deliverauce from an
awful fatt. "Typhoid pneumonia
had left me with a dreadful
cough," she writes.''Sometimes
I had such awful coughing spells
thought I would die. 1 could
get no help from doctor's treat-
ment or other medicines till I
used Dr. King's New Discovery.
Hut I owe mj life to this wonder-
ful remedy for I scarcely cough
at all now." Qwick and safe, its
the most reliable of all throat
and lung medicines. Every bot-
tle guaranteed. 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottle free at all druggists.
Stock Food at Moore's Drug
Store.
Wallpaper! Wallpaper! Moores
Drug Store.
Ice Cream Cones at Moore's
Drug Store.
Linen finish calling cards at
the News office.
Nice Linen Finish Calling Cards
at the News office.
Geo. Brown returned from
Miami, Wednesday.
Large Glass Berry Bowls only
10c. New Hardware.
Frank Audrain says he wants
the News another year.
Miss Dollie Milbourn was
shopping in Joplin, last Sat.
Screen Doors and Screen Wire
at The Fairland Hardware Co.
Mrs. W. McCullough of Miami,
has been visiting here this week.
Mrs. Cal. James and daughter
Miss Fanny went to Vinita,
Tuesday.
For Sale—A four cap monkey
heating stove. Inqure of Ira
Thornhill.
You will find at Shepherd's the
Newest Dress Goods and Dress
Trimmings.
We have a good ass't. of Fresh
Garden Seed left at 2i£c each.
New Hardware.
On account of no train service
the past week, local news is ex.
ceedingly scarce.
For Sale—Wagon, harness and
a good team of work mares.
See C. A. Hallam.
Thos. N. Faught and Campbell
Bros, came iu for their share of
job work this week.
L. D. Darnell visited near
Southwest City, several days
the first of the week.
The Pioneer Telephone Co.,
has installed two new wires in
the central office here.
Believe Mel To Moore's Drug
Store with your best girl for Ice
Cream and Cold Drinks.
Very low prices made on Corn
Planters. Cultivator, Etc., this
week. New Hardware.
The Time, the Place and the
Girl. A happy combination at
Moore's Soda Fountain.
Houston James and family of
Vinita, visited in Fairland a few
day the first of the week.
For Sale—20 acres of first
class land 1% miles from town.
Inquire of J. W. Chandler.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Kan-
sas City, have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Emruert the past week.
Remember ue for Pocket
Books, Hand Bags and drug sun
driesof all kinds. FairlandDrug
J. A. Cherry Merc. Co. gives
gold watches away to their cus-
tomers the first Monday of each
month by drawing.
They just almost ran Station
Agent Page crazy this week ask-
ing about the trains. Central
also came in for her share of in-
quiries.
Some think it rained hard
enough last Saturday night to
drown all the frogs, but it didn't.
We heard one or two a croaking
on the streets this week about
"this hyar country."
Geo. F. Milbourn has raw bone
meal for sale. Fine tor laying
hens. Also three kinds of Swifts
Fertilizer, bone meal, vegetable
growers and the superphosphate
Come in and let us talk fertilizer
to you. We have a small a-
mount of cow peas and cane seed
for sale.
A Better Grade of
GROCERIES
Is what we are alllooking for. We have
some extra fine things in canned goods
that we wouid like to have you try if you
have not already tried. : :
2 Cans California Strawberries 35c
2 Cans California Cherries 35c
2 Cans California Green Gage Plums 35c
2 Cans California Sliced Peaches 35c
3 Cans Apples : 25c
3 Cans Kraut 25c
3 Cans Peas 25c
3 Cans Chicken Soup 25c
2 Cans Corn 15c
Mresh and Cured Meats, Home Rendered
Lard, Flour, Feed, Etc.
WHITE & HARPER.
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Fairland City MiUs.
Newly Equipped Throughout.
Maxes the Very Best Corn
Meal and Chops,
Ever Made on Stone Burrs. Does a Gener-
1 al Exchange Business. Open Every Day
I Except Sunday. Satisfaction Guaranted .
1 A. H. P<
A. H. POTTER, Proprietor.
Confederate Veterans
Will Meet at
Macon, May 7-9
Make your preparations now to be there then.
There may not be many more such reunions, and cer-
tainly there will be none at a city that is so well pre-
pared to entertain you and make your stay one of
delightful memories.
Reduced Round Trip Pares
will be in effect from Frisco Line points so that you
need not stay home because of the "expense"—it will
not cost much to go.
The Frisco Agent can give you full facts about the
reunion and the reduced fares. See him today.
Twenty-one in April, nineteen
in March—calls for graduates at
Joplin Business College. When
you take yourcourse line up with
a "Goverment Bond" guarantee
school.
Ira Thornhill tried to feed his
hand through the job press last
Tuesday, and as a result got two
or three fingers pretty badly
masbed. However, his wounds
are not as bad as they might
have been, and he will soon be
ready to set type again.
For Coughs, Cold* and LaOrippe gex
QUICK'S MEDlCINf
If not bettor than any other
J. S. MOORE wiU cefoad your money
Helps A Judge In Bad Fix.
Justice Eli Cherry, of Gillis
Mills, Tenn., was plainly worried.
A bad sore ou his leg had battled
several doctors and long resisted
all remedies. "I thought it was a
cancer," he wrote. "At last I used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and was
comdletely cured." Curesburnes,
boils ulcers, cub, bruises and
piles, -o els at ql) druggists.
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The Fairland News. (Fairland, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, May 3, 1912, newspaper, May 3, 1912; Fairland, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc99525/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.