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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
WEST VERNON

Mrs. Fred Fish spent Tuesday with
relatives in Cresc0land attended the
Royal Neighboss entertainment.
Miss Black spent Tuesday at the
Henry Wilson home.
Peter Lickteig was a business caller
in our burg Tuesday. I'll
Mike Kearney and daughter Mar
garet called at the Fred Fish and Les.
lie Sebastian home and began school in
Vennsn Springs Dist. No l, Monday
Mies Nellie returned home with bel
father after closing successful term
sof scassl in Dist. No. 2. ~.
Leslie Mitchell and Mae Jolly called
at the Eye home Sunday.
Albert Eye is assisting VIM. Rein
hart aitA lis work. r-.,.
Mrs. Frauk Bouska left Monday for
Chester to help care for her little nepb'
sew wt1s Is sick. .s.s.-...U
Leslie Sebastian called on his father
in Greece Saturday.
Jaaes Miller left for Waterloo tc
:spend few days ~
C. II. Rldridge and Fish kept a mum.
ber Of eur people busy hauling corr
Tuesday.
Fcaak Montague called at the Henry
Novak hene Tuesday.
Helea and Eddie Bouska entertained
friends Sunday. r
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
NORTH ALBION

VIM. Wolf was business caller at
Cresco Monday.
Clara Batter called on Mrs. Anil
Keune Monday afternoon.
Charles Mandelko and wife visited at
VIM. Bigalk's Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Bigalk had the misfortune
to break her leg sunday evening. We
are glad to report at this writing, that
she is getting along as we'll - could
be expected. ~
The Ladies Aid of the Zion church
met with Mrs. A. H. Keune Thursday
Gene Underhill was seen driving on
Diamond Ridge Tuesday. l.,ss'5 .
G. Batter went to Preston Tuesday.
Miss Florence Serfling spent Monday
evening, with her friend, Mana Michel
Chas. Andrews was a business cal
Ter at A. A. Bigalk's Saturday.
Dennis MCGEE and Herbert Milbrath
were Csesco callers Monday.
Mrs. Anna Bigalk had the misfor-
tune of hurting her arm very seriously
one day last week.
Drs. Kessel and Tierney we're callers
ct Bigalk's Monday.
Christina Plank was on the sick list
Saturday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
TWIN VILLAGES,

Harry Serfling called on Herman
Ser1ing last Wednesday.
VIM. Leitz was 4 Cresco caller last
Wednesday.
Della Ludwig was a Cresco Gale,
last Tuesday. ms.ays .s. g., -
Otto SerAing and Carl Martin assist.
ed Grandma Grant q few days last
week in shingling. ~ . lid
Elmer St. John went to Mercy hos.
pital to have an operation for appen'
dicitis last Wednesday. Mrs. st. John
accompanied him.
Clarence Sorting spent Wednesday
night with Marley St. John.
Mrs. Newland called on Mrs. Gates
last Tuesday afternoon.
Albert Bronner was b Twin Village
caller last Thursday.
The ice went out last Thursday
night.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. George Ludwig last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leitz and little
son, and Mrs. Henry Bastian spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Christ l.eitz.
Herb Br nix and family returned
home after keeping house for VIM.
Hutchinson.
Ed. and Gustav Knuth spent Thurs.
day evening with Mrs. Kramer.
S. ]. Serfling and son Harry spent
Thursday with Mrs. Frank Linderman.
While milking last Saturday evening
Frank Linderman had the misfortune
to have a COW kick him and break
some of his ribs. However he is doing
nicely.
Albert Ludwig was a Cresco caller
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aim Bigalk were Twir
Village callers Saturday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
COUNTY LINE.

John Riggs was Granger caller
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bigalk attended
the wedding of their niece Rosie Deb
bert at Preston Wednesday.
Phil DeGrave called at the John
jacobson home Sunday forenoon.
Arthur Bigalk spent Sunday with his
cousin Herold Milbreth.
Leslie and Clara Kruger spent Sum
day afternoon at Phil De Graves.
W. T. Bigalk sawed his summers
wood last Thursday.
John Walter was a Granger caller
Monday.
Bonnie jacobson called on Joe Hayes
Tuesday morning.
The bridge west of Fred Bigalk's
washed out last week.
". T. Bigalk lost valuable cow last
week.
Dan MCGEE was a pleasant caller
at Joe Hayes Tuesday afternoon.
Sterling Huntington and Leslie
Kruger were Granger callers Satur'
day.,
The friends of Miss Luverna Walter
were pleased to learn of her success in
passing the county examinations with
good standing.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
ORLEANS.

Jim Norton spent Sunday at the Dan
Farrell home.
Mrs. James Nibauer had the misfor-
tune to fall down celler one day last
week. DR.. DAILY was called and found
no bones broken, but she received a
severe shaking up and is still quite
poorly.
Mrs Burr entertained her brother,
Will Glenn, one day last week. 4 ~,
A few from here attended the sale at
]. Hovey's, Tuesday. :!@'',I'
Florence Eddy is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ira Stinson, in Cresco this week.
Willie Walton assisted Bert Perry
with his work Monday and Tuesday.
Emily Fitzgerald closed very sue
cessful term of school March 18th.
Mr.. Cummings and son Willie called
at the Mike Doherty home one day last
week. 'Hl IT,,
Katie Walton visited her cousin,
Mildred Klingle, couple of days this
week. g.. ~,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
SARATOGA

Mrs. Neils Hanson is on the sick list,
also Mrs. Howard Watson.
Clark Miles Of West Concord, Mimi.
lie visiting grandpa and grandma Miles
and ether relatives.
c. F. Viebrock and Carl Johnson
made . trip TO St. Paul Friday.
We understand that Henry Foss has
sold bis place TO viii Armstrong,
Mrs. Henry Schahn of LIE Roy, cal
+. led 70 zee her sister, Mrs. W. Schaal
Thursday.
Leon Linda closed successful term
OF school in Dist. No z. last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abby Vail and son took
dinner at the lease Miles home Sunday
There was no church last Sunday on
account of the inclement weather,
Mr.. Schaal was unable to make the
"trip to Cresco Saturday on account OF
the bad roads. e
Fred Groat made his first trip out on
the the Cresco route Monday.
Henry Henning is going to paint
the Thos. kAkac residence and store on
the out side and inside.
Emil M, s IS of Cedar Rapids, is Wis.
iting his cousin. Wesley Moses and
t.other relatives.
August Madause who. has been visit.
iing his; sister, Mrs, w. Schaal, went
to lie. Roy last Thursday to visit his
sister, Mrs. H. Schahn.
The rumor is that the diptheria has
scred out some of the surprise 0parties
around here. VA,
Mrs. Joe Kakac of Bonair spent last
week at the F. Kakac home, also at
ssthe Thos. Kakac home. ,,..g
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
Dike's Blood and Skin Remedy

Sluggish blood, tired, exhausted feel
irg. lassitude, show that your blood is
not in proper condition. A frst-class
blood remedy is what is needed.
You may not show the impurities in
your blood, as some folks do, by facial
blemishes and eruptions. Those signs
are often easier to understand than
your debilitated condition.
Dike's Blood and Skin Remedy is
what you should take for your con-
dition. 1t makes the blood right.
Price $l.O0 the bottle. Sold only by
Market st. Drug Co., W. F. Scholz,
Mgr.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
ALBION.


1t is evident that old winter has not
forgotten us after all, last Saturday
being the first day our mail carriers
were prevented from making their
usual rounds on account of storm. 81
G., A. Wells and family spent Sun.
day at the J. E. Wells home in Cresco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick stopped
off for visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. A. J. Chubbeck, while
on their way from Montana to their
home in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Libbie Wells and son Orson,
are visiting relatives at Woodbine, Ia.
Lew Smith of Bonair came down
Sunday for q few days visit at the C..
A. Wells home.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to attend the Ladies' Aid at the
Otto Stevens home Friday of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Downy of Mason City,
returned to their home Monday, after
u weeks visit at the Joe Becker home.
Sorry to note that Mrs. VIM. Bigalk,
ST., had the misfortune to have her
limb broken by being kicked by cow.
Olive Richards is overseeing the
the household duties at the c. A. Wells
homa during tho absence of Mrs. w.
Jim Holeonb is reparted quite poorly
these DAYS. IN #
Albert Weinkauf had the misfortune
to have = horse taken seriously ill
Tuesday while driving on the road. A
veterinary was called and it is reported
some better at this writing.
At the Farmers Telephone meeting
held Tuesday, it was decided that the
old officers hold over. also to levy an
assessment of one dollar for the EN-
suing year. 49,.
DR.. Precious was called to the Al
bert Nichols and John Livingston
homes Wednesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
CHESTER.

Julius Moe, of the firm of Moe &
Ness went to Minneapolis Tuesday
morning to purchase new spring goods.
Charlie Plummer. and Frank Free
mire went to Owatolana. rs, ~ .ss .,5 Il.
Rev. Charlie Marshall, of Corning.
was here several days looking after
his farm interests.
Editor Prescott. of the Leroy INDIE
pendent, was Chester caller Tuesday.
Mr.. Shuttleworth was in Chester be-
tween trains.
Miss Margaret Owens left on the
Tuesday evening train for Wisconsin
to visit her mother.
Howard Tasting was an Austin visit
or Wednesday.
C. T. McWiliiams is slightly indis-
posed.
Tom Kelley's children are having the
measles. -.t
It is reported that one Of Fred Eek
STEMS little boys is afflicted with in
fantile paralysis.
Godlove Bouska's little daughter is
sick with pneumonia.
The following persons from Lime
Springs we're in our burg Saturday:
Augustus Prescott, D: E. Horton,
Joseph Cray, and Mr.. Sheets the new
editor of the an-Herald.
Mrs. Roberts, who came from North
Dakota to attend the funeral of her
son-in-law, Mr.. Davis, is visiting her
son Jay Roberts.
Mr.. Harris. Of South Dakota, is Wis
itinR George Owens. 7tt =" 's
John Graf, the salesman, who repre-
sents Bell Bros, of Dubuque, was in
town Monday.
Henry Buresh was in town the first
of the week.
John Lonigan went to Mc1ntire Mon
day to take the first train to Marsh
alltown, in response to q telegram
stating his brother was very low.
Mr.. Spencer returned to his home in
North Dakota, after visiting his
brother and family.
Mrs. w. A. Hungerford and daugh-
ter returned, after two weeks visit
in st. Paul.
The young people of Chester were
entertained at the c. 7. McWilliams
home on the evening of March II. The
house was prettily decorated in sham
rocks. All report fine time.
Miss Alice Turner is home for va
| cation &c.. II.
Mrs. Frank Bouska, of Cresco is Wis
iting at Godlove Bouska's.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
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COUNTY ,KRWs
BoNAIR.

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Leon Morgas. Of, Cresco, has hired
to Paul Autingsr for the season. p
Miss Wihnis Gibbons, who has been
ill for some time, has recovered and is
I able to be- around again. r, ,.a.
Mrs. Safah Lapham left Wednesday
for Hartley, Iowa, where she vii
spend several. weeks whiting her sor
Benjamine. From there she will 60 t
Lake Park for a few days visit witt
her little granddaughter.
Mrs. Glen' johnson has returned from
Mercy hospital, where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis. She is
getting along nicely. 4..:s 81 Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Paul have NOV
zen into the Lewis Knudson house near
Lime springs and will remain there till
"a new house and outbuildings have
been erected on their place near there.
Mr.. Short; Sunday School Missionary
3 for this district, was with US over Sun
day. He ia avery good singer and 9
fine violinist, and very creditabiy as
sisted with the music in both the Sun
day school and church services, which
was very much appreciated
& Mr.. Taft of Monticello, Mimi. an
old settler of Howard county, and by
the way. the Oldest living settl r, too,
was in B0nair for several days visit
with old acquaintances.
Last Tuesday being the first wedding
anniversary Of Mt. and MRS. Eau!
.Auringer, about fifty of their friends
planned to take them by surprise.
They were completely surprised when
the friends stewed up ct their home
south of town. Refreshments were
served. various games INDUCED in, ard
all report splendid time.
E. L. Fox Of Cresco transacted bust
mess here for several days last week.
4 L. E. Grabau has had the pleasure of
nearly Z weeks stay ut home this
month, but left Tuesday to take up his
work.
The school is closed for the regular
spring vacation.
Miss Lelah Phillips closed her school
full term, and we understand she will
resume her duties there for the spring
term.
Lew Phillips is assisting Charley
Wells With his farm work this week.
Miss Mahla Alberts0n has been con-
fined to her home by q severe sore
throat.
Tan, CHURCH NOTES.
There will be choir practice at the
5homeyof Mrs. James Nichols Thursday
evening. EAll those who have been as.
.sisting in the church music are urged
to make an effort to attend.
All members Of the League ere urged
to remember the meeting for Friday
evening 1T the home of the president,
Miss Mabel Bawden. The friends of
the League are invited as well. The
meeting will be of business nature.
Regular services Sunday. Sunday
School at l1:0O o'clock. League at
700. Evening service at 7:30. There
will be special music at the evening
service, appropriate to the season.
There will also be reception of mem
bers, and any having church letters
.or certificates will be welcomed into
our society. There will be public hap.
tism ser.i,e. The sermon will be an
Easter Sermon. Everybody most cor.
-sdially invited to ali Of these services.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
LoURDEs.

Uni & sLOUNUES. as
Jos. Urban left for Kimball, s. D.. },
to visit relatives and friends for
couple of weeks.
Rev. Fathers Murtaugh, of Cresco, and
Dragoun, of Fl. Atkinson assisted
Father Norris with forty hours devo-
ton last week.
). James Svoboda was seen in Lourdes
Sunday. &, r. -. .f
Margaret Urban is visiting with her
1eister, Mrs. Jinderlee, of Cresco.,
Nick Detten departed for his home
lin Dyersville last Wednesday.
I Mrs. Thomas and Wenzel Shimek
visited with their parents Sunday and
Monday. r. -s G.
Mamie Connors, of Busti, is assisting
Mrs. Mike Norton this week.
The annual move: Following are
some of the changes that are being
made near Lourdes: Jas: Mcbride has
moved on the Dominick Biwer place.
where Frank Bilek has farmed for the
last few years, but now has moved on
the Foley farn which has been occu-
pied by the Kubichek Bros.
Severt johnson was seen in Lourdes
Tuesday. ,,.. .o.-~
Mr.. Bond, the mail carrier did not
make his route Friday and Saturday on
account of the high water and bad
roads.
Will spangler returned from ,Dubu-
que Tuesday. ......
Mrs. Mary Votava, who is staying
with her sister, Mrs. John Walker, is
on the sick list.
Dick Grove, of near Cresco, attend
ed church at Lourdes Sunday.
Lewie Ondrasek was seen in Lourdes
Monday.
Will Spangler and family moved to
Dubuque Thursday. We wish them
good luck in their new home.
Elizabeth Nibaur called on Wayne
Beaumaster Tuesday.
Mike Derr. Jr., was a. Cresco caller
Saturday last.
Mrs. John Urban and children visit
ed at the w. Urban home Tuesday.
Mayme Beaumaster visited at the
Nibaur home Tuesday evening.
Will Kovarik was an Elma caller
Wednesday. lm
Josephine Walker called on Susan
Urban Sunday afternoon
John Norton called at the Jim Conry
home Monday night.
Milo Low was seen at Lourdes Sum
day.
T.. Joseph Malone returned home from
where he was staying with his brother
near Cresco.
Nick Detten called on Ed. Nibaur
Tuesday evening.
John Beaumaster, hauled straw from
Lewie o 'Toole's Tuesday. ii
Susan Urban visited with Elizabeth
Nibaur Sunday and Wednesday even
ings
Mrs. John O'Brien visired with Mag
gle Malone Monday and Tuesday.
| Peter Kovarik, and John Vocaty
were seen enroute to Cresco Thursday.
Will Howard departed for Clifton.
Virginia, Saturday.:
Willie Beaumaster, and Anna Rim
visited at Nibaur's Sunday last.
Born-Mr. and Mrs. Mike Norton
are entertaining little Miss who came
to cheer them. Congratulations.
Mrs. Mclaughlin returned home
from Chicago last week.
Mrs. Urban called on Mrs. Walker
Sunday afternoon.
Pat Norton's baby is on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker visited
with their parents, Monday.
John Urban and family visited ct
the Falada home Sunday.
Anton Nibaur, Jr., visited with Ed.
ward Nibaur Sunday and Monday.
Willie Beaumaster called at the Nj
baur home Sunday evening.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
Ladies' Can Wear Shoes

one size smaller by using Aliens Foot
Ease, the antiseptic powder for swol-
len, tender, aching feet. It makes
walking delight, relieves corns and
bunions Of all pain. and gives rest and
comfort. Sold everywhere, Csc. Don't
accept any substitute. Sample FREE.
Address. Allen s. Olmsted, lie Roy,
N. Y. 29w4
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
He sold his property in the Old Town
To Mr.. EoY who now resides in it.

He sold hia property in the Old Town
to Mr.. Foy who now resides in it.
A new real estate firm has decided to
Floyd Their Office will be in the
Morris building, opposite the creamery.
Among the new corners is Mr.. H. F..
Atwood and family who come from Nc
Intire and are located in Mrs. Johns
house, east of. town e,f. r. ~
Mrs. Fred Hill enjoyed short visit
from brother, Archie Kniffin, of Wis
consin, this week. 3
H. A. Taft, an old resident of these
parts, was calling on friends on his
way to Monticello, Mimi, this week.
Miss May Morrison, who came from
DEBORAH to assist in the telephone 9th e
for few days. returned home Tues
day 49,. r 4
DR.. Button, of ,Cresco. was a pro-
fessional caller, Thursday. -
Misses Frances Elwood and Lillian
Maxwell returned Friday from Cornell,
for the Easter vacation. r.g
Mr.. Hauck was in town this week,
consulting the carpenters about the
erection of a new house to take the
place of the one partly burned.
Martin Billman and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby girl 1t their
home.
Fred Elwood and brother F. D. re-
turned Tuesday from Wisconsin where
they went to attend the funeral OF q
brother.
Mrs. Spencer, who resides south Of
town, mas been sick this week.
C. P. Nash, Of Minneapolis, is spend
ing . few days visiting friends; also
Mr.. McCulloch. of the same city, is
visiting at the A. Nash home.
Rev. Williams and the members of
the WEIGH congregation worshipped
with the Methodists, Sunday evening;
Rev. Jones of the Presbyterian church
was also present.
Elmer Bush and Miss Alma Lestz
were united in marriage at the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. Clarence
Hughes, in the Old Town, Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. Maxwell performing
the ceremony. The bride and groom
are we'll known in Lime Springs, having
lived here all their lives. They start
for Canada in few days to commence
married life on farm. ,,s,e
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-03-21
For Sale.

Nearly new six room residence, loca-
ted 81 blocks from the Postoffice, near
the High School. Fine location, and q
desirable property. at moderate
price. For particulars see
1876 LUERs & CLARK LAND Co.
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MORE OUTDOOR LIVING
AND DEATH RATE WILL BE LOW
Erred,

Statistics prove that the death rate
IS very much greater in the winter
months than in summer, and that the
lack of fresh air is largely respons-
ible for this condition
If the system becomes rundown,
blood thin and watery, circulation
poor, no appetite, don't dose with
drugs. but take our delicious cod liver
and iron tonic. Vinol, not a patent
medicine, as everything in 1t Is named
on every package and If It does not
give you a hearty appetite, enrich
the blood and create strength, we will
return your money; that shows our
faith in Vinol
A case has just come to our atten-
ton from Albany, n. Y. Mrs. II.
Hartman says: Il was in n rundown
condition for about five years until
this spring, when | learned what a
good tonic and strengthener Vinol is.
1t is certainly the best tonic | have
ever used and it has done wonders
for me-"
Try a bottle of Vinol, on our gnar-
antee. Tulsa Drug CO., Tulsa, Okla.
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Don't Pay Big Railroad Fare.
Arc You Going Westf

II you will write me a postal card
and say where you think Of going In
tho West. or on the Pacific Coast,
will tell you way to save n good deal
Of money in railroad fare and expense
In getting out there. That's what I'm
paid to do by the Railroad Company,
and II don't cost you one cent for any
thing can do for you. I will send
you maps and pictures Of the country
without charge. and II you want some
special information, can probably
get It for you. Just let me be your
friend and help a bit. Better write
today. for / want 10 tell you about
the cheap railroad tickets, the
through cars without change and
other things that will help you decide.
A. z. Brown. Trans. Pass. Agent,
c. B. 4 q. n. r., Is5 Main st. Kansas
City, Mo.
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COURT NOTES

~
DANIEL r. KOONS has filed suit
in the Superior court for divorce
from Lydia NJ. Koons, charging adult
cry. The couple were married al
Bowling Green, Ohio, in 1894.
.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE has betn
filed In the Superior court by Nerbia
Lewis against jefferson Lewis. The
charge is desertion. The couple were
married al Sapulpa In Decmbr 1910.
Q
SUIT FOR the collection of small
amount, alleged to be due through a
real estate partnership agreement. has
been filed in the Superior court by
Jacob A. Bearman against J. n. Ship
pey. and others. All are OF Broken
Arrow.
JOHN MILES, the prize fighter,
who was arrested on the eve or q
ring battle at Sapulpa rectntly. was
fined s25 for stealing some clothing,
was yesterday released from the
county jail, his sentences having been
completed.
3
IT DOESN'T SEEM exactly right
that a church should be arrested on a
whIskey charge. but that's eNpctly
what befell W. W. Church, Of Jonks,
who was yesterday arrested and
brought TO Tulsa, TO be arraigned on
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corn cure, "GETSIT," Watch il get rid
of that corn wart, callous or bunion in a
hurry, "GETSIT' is as sure as time. II
takes two seconds to apply-thats all. No
bsndsges TO stick and fuss over, no salves
to make corns sore md turn true flesh
raw and red, no plasters, no more knives
and razors that may cause blood poison, no
more digging ut corns Just the easiest
thin, in the world to use. Your corn days
are over. GETS IT. is guaranteed. 1t
Is safe, never hurts healthy fes'
Your druggist sells "GETSIT rs cents
q bottle, or direct II you wish from +.
Lawrence 4 Co. Chicago.
Sold in Tulsa by Puritsn Drug Co. Kist.
Ter Drig Co, Getmsn & Campbell Sanger
Drug Co, Weaver Drug Co, Baker Drug Go.
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TRADERS

We want to apologize to our out Of
city customers who did not get their
goods promptly last week, Our trade
was so heavy in the house that our
clerks made many mistakes. The
clerks did all they could, and did
well, but our trade was SO immense
that they could not take proper care
Of IT, We are now better organized
and we think we can take proper
care OF our outside trade from this
on. We are ready and willing to cor
rect all mistakes that may have been
made. Do not hesitate to send in
your orders. We have no one solicit
ing for us and no one has any author
ity from us to take any orders at all.
We will be compelled to run our
stock down some yet In order to pay
note we owe at the bank. But we
will still have big stock of groceries
and will continue to make the low
prices and let others follow.
We are Headquarters for Seed Po-
tatoes and groceries.
We have the largest cash grocery
trade In Tulsa
We sold over s350000 worth Of
groceries last week. We guarantee
everything We sell to give satisfaction
or your money back Trade where
prices are always right.