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A, Pastor.SUNDAYso conduct* iham closed' ^cessions to iterest was it.IFSCHOOLSifiHAtvlll muiicninuo.... ivvAu.-inwii xurms snau A-wuiwf pursued in makingfurnished by the carrier to requsitions forcars.Cotton picking is. -about over..S. R. Threlkeld went to Ardmore this week.Frank Odom looks good on his line race horse. *;_! f■Will Van arrived' home from Haywood Monday,/VAWWV WVVS^VV WWVVWVV VVA'AAMWIi - - —SPECIAL SALEW. S. Bray made A bn'sines? trip to Start ford test Week* 'l|Earl Stanger and Miss Eiala Coffman visited Mr. and Mrs. Walls Sunday.Well, Mr. Editor, old Slocum i remembers what you said and mb;e ____265ance 94 37, 10?mce . . 98 ince .. 92 33mt .... 7 4ude South(UNITY ONI RANKerday, W. ‘d us that riet is ex-new school i aores of *hased, six ?d into lots tery. The will be ar-s, and will trees and i residence acher. being built sandstone. 0x30 feet, capacity of for occu-Hart is the his is his 5rove, andvVill write a line.x * ■■ -Ml*. . Jt /The young people had an entertainment at Mr. Griffin’s'last week, and all had agood time.Prof. Porter Walls, old Slocum’s best friend, began his school at Galey this weefc.Mrs. Gordon died October 28. The bereaved odes have the sympathy of the entire domjnunity.Last Saturday afternoon Arlie Bray and Earl Stanger were seen making preparations as if they were in trouble of, some kind. They fianally completed their plans, and it was later learned that that they intended to steal Mr. Bray a frau. Mr. kray feared his future father-in-law very much, so Mr. Stanger agreed to take his best girl and assist him in stealing his girl, but here the trouble began. Just at sunset Stanger's team ran away just as they were passing Sam Dial's residence, Ear) w^s bruised up but got ahother buggy, at Miss Myrtle Owens’ residence. ' They met Mr. Bray and then proceed^ ed to Chism. Arlie got. his girl all O. K. ,,all went to Byars, and the J. P.-dfd the rest. We, wish them happiness.Slocum.FOR CASHTo reduce my stock I will make Special Prices onfor the nextlO Days iBelow Are Some of the Bargains:48-lb. sack Blue Ribbon Flourfor48-lb. sack Upper Ten Flourfor.48-lb. sack of Faultless Four for *19-lbs. Navy Beans for .19-lbs Rie£ for14-lbs. Evaporated Peachesfor .. ,.........r.....9-lbs. bulk Coffeefor ... ................Extra spiced Pickles, 1 gallon forS1.50S1.40S1.30S1.00$1.0025-cent bottle of Chowchow for30-cent can Peaches for20-cent can Peaches for25-cent can Bakidg Powder for75-cent can Ribbon Cane Svrup for$1.00 35-cent can AsparagusManzanilJa Ollive, 1 gallon? for5 25-cent bottle of Ketchupf for25-ccnt bottle Relishfor ... 1.$1.00 40c $1.20 20c 15c10-cent can Soup for15-cent can Tomatoes 10-cent san Peasforiio-cnfor8 packages Washing Powder for■ -«i ;:}1 il 5 ■ HS * ft ,/ r lt;,J - -4SPOT CASH. Sale closesThe above prices areSATURDAY MO I IT, XOVEMBKR lt;IF YOU LOVE YOUR WIFECome to the , Modej Millinery Parlor, and get her' one.of those fine up-to-date hats that Madam Whitmore is selling «.East Main St.re-- -.W. 0. NEEL
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Ada Weekly Democrat
Ada, Oklahoma, US
Fri, Nov 05, 1909
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