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The Republican journal., 1915-10-07
A local gardner who had five or six bushels
of potatoes last year got but one bushel this
year from like planting.

A local gardner who had five or six bushels
of potatoes last year got but one bushel this
year from like planting.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN SwANvILLE Charles
Thompson was almost instantly killed last
Friday morning when at work with thresh-
ing machine on the farm of Louie Nickerson
in Swanville. The belt had slipped off and
Mr.. Thompson attempted to adjust it while
the machine was still running. He was caught
in the machinery. but no one can say Just what
did happen as others of the crew were busy
and did not see the accident. One arm was
pulled from his body at the shoulder, both
legs were broken and he was otherwise in
jured. He lived about 20 minutes after the
accident. Mr.. Nicksrson called DR.. Foster C.
Small of Belfast. who arrived just after Mr.
Thompson had passed away. He was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thompson
formerly of Searsport. The family had lived
in Swanvile about 5. years. He was 27
years Of age and unmarried. The accident
caused general sorrow in Swanville and was a
great grief to his parents. NM
A GREEN AND RED SUPPER, Mrs. Luther
A. Hammons. Misses Alberta Farnham and
Florence M. Brown entertained at Mrs. Ham
mons home on High street last Friday even
ing in honor of Miss Bertha Written, who
went to Portland Saturday to attend the Shaw
Business College and Miss Wipnifred johnson
Sanborn, whose marriage to Mr. Benjamin H.
Mudgett takes place this month. Supper
was served at z o'clock. The table decora-
tions were green and red. with red rose at
each cover. and the place cards were orna-
mented with a green stenciled four-leaf clover
for luck. The center piece was bas-
ket of red roses and the table candles were
red. The favors for the guests of honor
we're appropriate-a calendar with peril
nent quotations from Longfellow for Miss
Written, and one with menus and recipes
for Miss Sanborn. The menu was chicken
salad, hot rolls. olives, pineapple whip with
whipped cream, cake and coffee. The other
guests were Mrs. Rena White, Mrs. Lynwood
B. Thompson, Mrs. Harry Vinal Misses Lee
verne Written, Geneva F. Hutchins, Florence
D. Chaples and Marian M. Perry. The even
ing was spent socially with cards and music
The Republican journal., 1915-10-07

Belfast friends have received cards an
ounclng the engagement of Mr.. Theodore r.
Farley of Ipswich, Mass, and Miss GLADYS A.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. St Clair
OF Buffalo, N. Y, formerly of Beverly, Mass.
Peter Harmon & Son, Thorndike Station no.
gan buying potatoes Sept. 25th, paying 40
cents per bushel. Not many are coming in
Monday they advanced in price to 45 cents.
James Tweedie of Thorndike has finished dio-
glng and reports short crop-about 50 per
cent of last years.
Mrs. Helen Batchelder Shute entertained in.
formally at the Woman's Club room at 1n.m
Friday, Mrs. John o. Black catering. The
guest of honor was Mrs Bertha HadIev Rob-
lnson of Norfolk, Va, who is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Urania S. Hadley, at the home
of Mrs. M. W. Rich Main street. Invitations
were also extended to Mrs. Maude Ellis Busse
MRS. Lena Ellis Johnson, Mrs. Annie Over
Brown and Miss Mildred M. Slater. The table
decorations were garden phlox and green.
Inc menu: corn boullion. chicken salad, beaten
biscuit, coffee, ice cream with hot chocolate
fudge sauce and assorted cake.
The Republican journal., 1915-10-07
STOMACH MISERY
QUICKLY VANISHES

Your money back if you want it is the wav
in which A. A. Howes Co., the popular drug.
remedy.
This is an unusual plan. but Mi-o-na has SO
much merit and is SO almost invariably success.
full in relieving all forms of indigestion that
they run but little risk in selling under guar
antee of this kind,
10 not be miserable or make your friends
miserable with your dyspepsia. Mi.o.na will
help you. If it doesn't, tell A. A. Howes &
Co. that you want your money back anal thew
will cheerfuily refund il. ~'''
:, cnange for the better will be seen from
the nrst few doses of Mi-o-na and its continued
use VIII soon start you on the road to perfect
digestion and enjoyment of food.
Ml-o-na has been so uniformly successf,,l
tnat every box is sold under positive quaran-
zee zee 70 refund the money if it does not relieve,
what fairer proposition could be made?
A. A. Howes & Co. give thei. personal quar-
antee OF money back if you want it, with
svery Dox OF Mi-o-na that they sell. A guar
a :. IKE this speaks volumes tor the merit Of
the remedy.
The Republican journal., 1915-10-07
Ought to Paint

ought to have painted last year. but hated
TO pay s. gallon.
I've got to paint this year; it'll take little
more paint; suppose gallon in 10; and little
more work, l suppose day in TO-
My job would have cost last year about $50;
it is going to cost this year S55.
S. gone. suppose it'll be the same again.
if wait again.
What if paint goes.down to SITS gallon?
So. so on the job!
shan't wait; what fool was!
DEVOE
Mason & Hall sell it.1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-18
GRAIN.
Chicago Grain

Chicago Grain.
CHICAGO, Feb. lS.-lncreased perils
to trans Atlantic shipping were promptly
reflected today ssy a big drop In the wheat
values. Heavy liQudatinE sales began
as soOn as the market opened and many
stop loss orders from holders were quick.
ly being executed.
The fact that prices nt Liverpool
were strong gave no assurance TO owners
ON this side and was even interpreted
as having q bearish Significance here rs
indicating recognition Of greater Difficult
~ Of safely landing supplies In Great
ritaln After opening Aghc lower, The
market fell as much Ms 3Is TO ~ under
last night before beginning 10 rally.
General selling carried down corn a,
well as wheat Hedging on account oi
fresh receipts from the country added
TO the burden from the big stocks pre-
yiOusly in store. The opening which wni
unchanged 10 lAC down. was followed By
decided setback all around and ther
moderate reaction.
Oats weakened with other grain, 1ner'
was an active demand rur oats however
on the break
Lower prices for hogs started provi
slons downgradc ueayihrss Of cereals le'
| afterward to nu unusually sharp descent
| subsequently, active export buyinl
| helped In llft the wheat market so di'
assertions that exports ron the Jnitet
states at the rae of lOJU,0O0 bushels
| day would place the country on the mos
acute famine basis ever Nnown, The eN
port sales today were estimated as higI
| as three million bushels. Closing price
we're strong at ia, to ia above ias
night
Big sales here 90 seaboard exporter
served later 10 prop up the corn market
| The close was firm at an advance Of
uL to asMAc net
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New Orl.ap. Cotton

NEW o&LEANS, Feb. 1s--CottOn loss
two TO four points today on the near
months on the opening call under nqui@
dalton The distant months we're Htea-
dier and about unchanged on the call, bus
displayed strength Immediately after, GO
ing TO an advance Of to points oyer
yesterdays close Traders seemed dis
posed to sell the near aud buy the distana
options
The market was duh, but steady
throughout the morning The future
trade appeared TO be waiting on reports
from the spot markets. At noon prices
were at a net rise Of 4 10 8 points.
The comparatively large spot sales, -
$40 bales all told helped the market n'
ter the noon hour and Of 80 p. IN,
prices We're Z to y points up
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AHtAtEs
pub. Daily Times Feb. IL to 70 Inc,
1871
Notice Ia hereby given that on the
hth day OF February, 1919 at two
o'clock D. M, at 2o7 Majestic Building,
Oklahoma city, Oklahoma, |, the under
slEned trustee ~ the esute Of u, a.
Phillips, bankrupt, win sell ut public auc.
tlon to the highest and best bidder for
cash In hand all Of the following de.
scribed real estate, towit Lots 4 and
o, block ~, Oklahoma city lots \, y, 10
and II, bloch ~, Oklahoma city lots o
9 aud I, block ~, Capitol Hin Addition
TO Oklahoma city lots n, ~ aud IN In
block y, Capitol hin Addition to Oklaho
ma city, and the undluued one third In.
terest In and 90 the south half OF IN,
northwest quarter " section 20. and
the east half Of the northeast quarter Of
section %, township 5 north, range rs
west Of Indian Meridian Said propert,
will be- sold free and clear OF All lleni
aud encumbrances.
An sales subject to confirmation by IN,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
wM. z. HARPER
Trustee.
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BU SINESS CHANCES.
ron SALE

ron SALE
Finest Drug store in country town IN
Oklahoma. population SuO Hove patron
ng' - tv" Vt ns one We, stock nnd
fixtures. including fountain about NisN
5000 cash viii handle. terms ON bal
unce, viii not KlWu nrr wear ar more
An Al proposition for registered man.
owner not d druggist. Address X l'l
Times
FOR SALE
ROOMlNG house we'll furnished. cor
uer 3rd and broadway good location
good business change uf climate reason
for selling can W. 5a5a, Capitol Hotel
TWO STORY brick business house aDd
lot 2l1i4O feet In Lexington. okla, TO
trade Tor little paying business, clear
title p. ~ Oukes, owner Miami Tex.
WHEN YOI are IN hurry call where
YOU can get renl service. Ten cents To
any part uf the city Maple Voi Hnr
rcll's Parcel Delivery Maple 800
HUMPHREY OAs ARC LAMPS
ARE DEPT.NDABLE,
We uunrnntcc 10 give YOU more and hot.
ter light for the same amount pf gas con
mmed than any other light IN use We
| repair any othr' make Of gas lights 10 use
| For vour rns troubles call w 3AD0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-18

HOGS Thursdays trade opened on
dime lower basis again, as the packers
seemed determined TO force prices as
low Rs possible. Best porhers we're quoted
nt 81 T56tBN0, As several choice loads
showed up today. The bulk went nt $50
6iU 20. plRs sell AZ bc
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Liverpool Cotton.

LIVERPOOL, Feb is.-Cotton, spot.
1850 law mddllng 454. Sales 5000,
Speculation aud export 1000. Receipts
30 261
Futures steady. May-June tsThdt
July Aug 49Gd; oet.NoV. 6.o1hd; Jan.N
Feb 614hd
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MARKET REPORTS

very quiet at the opening today aud a.
ter starting steady at a decline OF
points TO an Hdyhnce OF points ruled
about . to points net higher during
the. early trading. Cables were about ~
expected, and the only foreign business
here appeared TO be some buying Of May
against states Of July aud October,
Trade interests were moderate buyers
hut the market was 80 narrow that the
early price movement was caused W
comparatively small orders with the ab-
-rurr NJ general business attributed to
the restricting Influence " shipping un
rruaintrs and disposition to await
better Information as to the probable
acreage this spring
Trading continued very quiet later In
the morning and there were very few
contracts fur sale and prices ruled steady
ut net advance NJ , to u points ON
some scattered covering and trade buy
| ing
The continued heavy exports, amount
| ing 10 over $1,000 bales for today and
I the somewhat steadier ruling OF foreign
I exchange helped 10 restrict offerings
duriNg the afternoon and prices ruled
about TO points net higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-18

CHICAGO Feb is-uog receipts ~,
OOO;; slow; bulk SG45a15, light fG3Od
%; mixed &B3JGiGOO. heavy 50 O450 ,
rough $8,20G3O, pigs S52jdB,40.
Cattle receipts 1900 firm native steers
s. 2O6bs.t0 western - 6jMi10; cows
aud heifers $500 30. calves SBJOd1 10. -
Sheep receipts 10000, dun. Sheep SI.iC
aI25 yearlings 81 SI2jU79O, lambs N2
$40
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.--More than orr
dinary interest attached TO the opening
Of todhy's stock market owing to a ten
sion abroad. The mArket showed some
firmness In the American list Initial
prices here while somewhat irregular in
Of the special group was Mexican pc
troleum. which was heavily traded in az
further declines. The stocks feyerish
movement suggested precipitate liquidas :
tion. Texas company. another oil property
also was weak
In the early afternoon prices In general
were restored 10 a level OF yesterdays
close but pressure on prominent stocks
brought most made full recoyeries.
Union Pacific. steel and AmRlgamated
were sold moderately In the late deAl-
ings The close was heavy
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE,
Pub Daily Times Feb 9 to ~ Inc, 1872
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Oklabrasku on
company will be held at the offhe OF
said company 1918 West Main street, Ok
lahoma city, Oklahoma on Tuesday, the
2Srd day OF February, 1918 at l2'S0p. m,
for the purpose bf electing u hoard Of direc
tors for said company for the year 1918
and transacting such other business as
may properly dome before such meeting
This call Ii issued at the request and
direction Of the President Of said com
pany pursuant 10 law, the stockholders
having failed to- hold their annual meet
ing on January o. 1915 ~ provided IN
the by y.laws Of said company
J. X, FOOL,
Secretary oklabraska OH Company
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MONEY

EASY PAYMENT Loans to salaried n
or women; no security necessary. Artt
Heatherly, 29T Lee Bldg,
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KANSAS CITY, Feb tsWhrat No @
hard 81 N5i@iq red SiM
Corn No. mixed 1lA white iic.
Oats No. ., white 8'sW5Ic, mixed
Ydia,
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PLANTS AND SEEDS.

FROST Proof Cabbage Plants open
field grown yarirtlrs Early Jersey aud
Charleston Wakefield Succession, Sure.
head pumhrnd and Fiat Dutch ready
nov. 81 ~ prr luU Lots over 5OOJ. ~ per
100 Jm by psr.oI post 81 strawberry
Plants $50 per 1000 order '-0m Us: sat.
isfaotion guaranteed jefferson Farms.
Albany. ga
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LIVESTOCK.


NJ LoUIH LIFrFNotk.
ST LOUIS. Feb. lS.-hog receipts 3
OOO; lower pigs and lights N5Og8O5
mixed aud butchers f6JOqGi0, good
heavy Sd00QO70.
Cattle receipts 500 steady, native beef
steers tTdsJO cows and heifers E0Qh25
stockers Sj25a 10. Texas and indian
steers E52j6I15, cows and hcifers Ag
$40 native calves SGN 1880
sheep receipts $40, steady native NUT
tons SJd5 70, lambs ksasiO yesrllngs
| k7I1JO
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Nav yo,L Cstton sssa OIL.

New York Cotton heed OIL.
NEW YORK, Feb. lS.-The cotton seed
oil market closed steady, Spot T91lo T;
Feb 1O5al5; March 7O9al3: April 7l4ag
-, May 1l2al3 June 2in2B; july
ia-Gj3; Aug IOal3; Sept ijz@04
Total sales 500
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ACREA(.E.

--~S~~~~-~-~-~.~y~~~~-
CALIFORNIA pnlryhud Farms ln the
famous SHn joaquin wiley Of California
ten years 20 pay For Information ani
literature, address Slime uuds Krudrtrk
Shawnee, Oh
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FORT WORTH, Feb. ls-Chttle 200
steady higher, beeyes t526d6JO.
Hog receipts 200 lOc lower; bulk
80 65M6sO.
sheep receipts l4O steady; lambs $50
a7.15.
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NV
NEW YORK, Feb ls.-Mercantile pc.
pef 3ha4
Sterling exchange strong 20 day bllla
N.so.JO; for cable A.s2; for demRnds
iBl 90
Bar silver 47is.
Mexican dollars 57hc
Government bonds steady; rail@
roads heavy.
Time loans steady 90 days 24@9%t
20 days 2Am3. six months 9h
Call money steady High 2; low lAI
ruling rate . last loan 7; clOslng bid ID
offered at .
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New Orleans Cotton Futures.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. lh.-The cotton
market closed steady at a net advanced
Of 6gT points.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. ~ Wheat red
81. .6Gal5Ia, hard 81 SIHlGl
Corn, ., 1ac, % white idG.
Oats SIC, white JSii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-18

Afier the concert the singer inisrosst
cd the conductor 0'7t.
Don't you think you could have deps
something with your ofchcstra 70 ~
prove my song That drum a<srV
drowned ws voleef' N4n
well madam, We might hnrr hn1 -
or three more dtnmsr ~ 4E'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-18
ms EXCUSE

Old Mother Goose You we're crazy
10 steal that pig You didn't need Il.
Tom-Well, " you were q piper's
son and had TO listen 10 the old mar
practice you'd be crazy enough fss
any orima
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-18
Chicago Cash Grain.


CHICAGO, Feb II Wheat . red la5lq
alsiR; ? hard Sl5GtulG2N,
Barley 7bMsic
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WANTED TO RENT.

~~>~~~~~-~~~-~-~--~~s>-~s-~~ s--~s>~~~-~
WANTED or = room house Ia good
nelghborhood Phone " liGO 4 u Bow
lln Mgr Mutual Life Insurance Co, ~
New York, 18th floor Colcord Bldg or
Lee Iluckins hotel
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CuItAGO. Feb. lS-Butter unchanged
Fggs. higher, receipts 1922 cases; at
mark cases included ulmHi ordinary
firsts 2am26c ctsts e0tig
Potatoes lowcr receipts - cars
Michigan aud Wisconsin red 3satOc; d.
white 3Sft43
Poultry. alive, lower; spring lici
fowls l'u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-18

a. m. ana
i 30 D. m.
~ ana
on Sun.
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NEW YORK, Feb isRnw sugni
nominal molnsses Sii cernitfugal 40
refined steady.
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.

RUN A WANT AID In The Times
lines time 10 cents.
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Now OyI..n. spot Cottop.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ls-spot cotton
easy Sales ON the spot 23lO. arrive ZOO,
Good ordinary q; strict good ordinary
056 low middling 7O6; strict low middlI
ing 75l; middling 7S; strict mid
ding s13; good middling a5T, strict
good middling S9i Receipts 1l.7b2
stock 4lgSiS.
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PATENTS.

~ >~->-~~s~~~~~-~~'
BAHNACLO patent expert bassett
Bldg, References furnished Phone W
Sbq3
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Chicago Grain and RroyisiOr
PROVISIONS.
Kansas city Produce.

st. Louis Produce.
ST Louis, Feb. IS Poultry unchang
cd except spring lOc.
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NOTICES

ALL PARTIES are cautioned against
negotiating for any Of alI of series ~
notes given by our company iu January
last payable 10 the order of the Brenard
Nfg Co Of Iowa CITY, Ia. ne ronsidera
lion has failed. The Victoria Drug 'or
by j. ~ Ballard, Pres
A TOTORA Commercial Tailor, now
YOl " First St. formerly located In
Avon Bldg. 100 W. 3rd, Oklahoma city
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COTTON.

New York Cotton.
NEW YORK, Feb, is-Cotton
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N.w YORK an., C.,ton
New York Coiien Entnrrs.

NEW YORK, Feb. lS-SpOt cotton,
quiet middling uplands s65, no sales.
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kNNSAS VIIl Feb, II Hnttor EHgsl
Poultry unchanged.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-09
TEST YOUR MILK

Until Comparatively reesst ysars the
full value Of the Bsbcoek Test for butter
fat in milk and its products hss not hess
realized by the nsjsrity Of the farmers.
The foliowist are few facts which 10
to show that this fern Of testing dairy
products should be carefully Considered
by the farmer who wishes to build up his
dairy:
1. The milk from each COW il the herd
can bs tested at esrtaia Intervals, say
once Q month, and the total smount Of
butter iat produced eaa BE- caleslatsd BY
multiplying the total number Of pssnds Of
milk by the per cent Of fat. This will
show how much each COW 10 producing
on the butter fat basis.
2. Practically oil cream and most of the
whole milk sold to srssasriss and milk
manufseturist establishmsnts 10 sold on
the butter fat basis, and if the product 10
tested BY the producer hs can tell whether
or not he is tsttint value received from
bis sales.
3. II butter 10 made on the farm il is .
food plan to test the cream before ohurn.
ind 90 that the salt lend eolorinl il ussd)
may be added il uniform amounts. The
amount Of salt should rants fron + to z
ouaces. depending on conditions, asd the
amount Of eoloriaa dspendias on the ssa-
son Of year.
The frst reason mentiossd il probably
the most important, because II COW 10
not producing at least $50 pounds Of butter
fat year she is usually not psyinl for the
feed osasumsd and therefore 10 losiat
: proposition from the. dairynsn's stand.
point and should be disposed Of.
An outfit for testing milk and cream
may be purchased for from s. to 500, Dc.
pending ON the size and kind Of power
used Tor operation, but food ssrviceabIs
hand machine Iarfs enough to aeeonsdats
about twelve bottles At ons time aad Q
supply Of milk sad cream bottles would
cost about Sl2, and machine Of this size
is LARGE enough for the average farn dairy.
L. D. HUMES.
Colorado Agricultural COLLEGE.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-09

Monday afternoon while loading
a plow upon a farm wagon VIM.
L. Hewes, the blacksmith. was
severely injured. He and another
man were leading large breaking
plow upon the wagon, one end of
same striking-she wagon box, and
causing the plow to rebound, the
plow point, being newly sharpened.
striking Hewes upon the forearm
and elbow, cutting quite q cash.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-09

Read the big ad of the Holly
Pharmacy. Beautiful blooming
plants free with Soc purchase
commencing Saturday.
F. L. Pickett on Wednesday dis
posed of his interest in the Pratt
grocery to Mr.. Pratt, and has re.
tired from the firm.
Money to loan on city property,
easy payments. j. P. Linville.
Mrs. R. P. Morris, wife of the
broom corn buyer who speut seve.
raj months here. arrived this week
for a visit with her husband.
Election returns accomplish just
the opposite effects in different
people. We saw one smile We'd
nesday and heard another one
"cuss."
John L. Robinson-has signed a
contract with the H-B Garage for
a new Ford. Fords are going 20
fest that it is impossible for the
garage to supply same, purchasers
being obliged to sign up in advance
for them and get the cars when
their turn aryiyea
/ want all your poultry, eggs,
cream, hides and pelts for which I
will pay the highest market prices
at all times.
Holly Produce Go.
j. G. Brown, who resides some
forty miles south of town, came in
last Tuesday to make some lumber
purchases, he intending to make
some extensive improvements upon
his claim. He took out probably
what is the largest load yet hauled
from this town.
b.
A beautiful blooming plant free
with 500 purchase Saturday at
the Holly Pharmacy. Also ato-
mizer free to ladies' with each SOC
purchase of perfume.
On Wednesday G. A. Pinkham
closed a deal between A. M. Dur
bin of Floris, Okla. and Charles
Lausten, whereby Mr.. Durbin be.
comes the owner of the fine quarter
south Of town formerly owned by
Lausten. Mr.. Durbin bought same
as an investment, he seeing a great
future for that section.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-09
THE ROAD FUND

BY request the Chieftain again
prints the names of the firms
and persons who contributed to
the road building fund for the
Sn,thsida roads
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-09
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTICES
SERVICES FOB SUN, APR III

Morning servise at 1890. Sub.
ject OF the sermon. "The Conquer
ing Power Of the Gospel" Even.
ing service at 1850. Subject of the
sermon, Building for Eternity"
Special music. A cordial welcome
to all,
The Holly chieftain., 1915-04-09
OIL STOVE FOR SALE

Three hole Perfection oil stove
and two hole oven for sale. R. r /.
Appel.