The Muldrow Press from Muldrow, Oklahoma • Page 6

For the next few days I shall slaughter prices on wagons and cook stoves In order to reduce my stock to make room for fall and winter goods. Now is the! time to buy, if in need of anything in my line, and as a further inducement in addition to the reduction of prices I am going to give a chance for each $1.00 cash purchase made at my store from now until the 1st of Jan. 1911, on a splendid $37.50 Charter Oak six cap side range cook stove, the one holding the lucky number at the drawing to be had at the close of the year to get the stove absolutely free. Much interest is being manifested in the proposition already and success is assured. Below are some of my prices: 185.00 Springfield 82.50 Springfield in.

35.00 Texas Saddle 32.50 Texas Saddle 30.00 Texas Saddle 30.00 Charter Oak Stove six cap s)de raDge, $77.50 $25 00 Charter Oat Stove four 75. DO cap side range, $22. 5Q 30.0t 20.00 Charter Oak Stove four 27.50 cap side raqge 18.00, 25.00 35 00 Landav Range 30.00 4 point Glavanized Barbed Wire 27.00 per cwt. 3.25 2 point Galvanized Pony Barbed Wire per spool Pittsburg Perfect Field Fence 6 ia. mesh per id.

Pittsburg Perfeot Field Feuce 12 in. mesh per rd. 20 per cent discount on alt shotguns and riffles. $2 25 30c 25c Besides the above named articles, I handle harness, Cutlery, ammunition, Queensware, granite ware, and in fact everything carried in a first class hardware store, which I am selling at very low prices. C.

B. BRUTON MULDROW. OKLAHOMA. Local Events Toll us what has happened during the week. See Dr.

Pate for your new teeth. Dr. Johnson of Roland was a business visitor here Tuesday. See Dr. Pate the 22, 23, 24 of this mouth about your dental work.

Jesse Samuels of Coffeyville, is here on business this week. Have Dr. Pate mend your old plates and make your teeth as good as new. Deputy District Clerk Dumont Patton was here from Sallisaw Tuesday on business. Assistant County Attorney Moore and Sheriff Curtis were here on official business Tuesday.

Miss Geneva Turnham of Fort Smith visited her father Dr. II. H. Turnham here during the week. Chas.

Wilson district agent of the Interior Department of Westville was here on business Wednesday. If you have any harness or shoe repairing you need done, call at the Muldrow Harness have, it done neatly, cheaply, quickly. Our popular ginman, A.T^.Shack- elford, drove home this week in one of those "John Deere" end spring buggies sold by Bruton, Blakely Co. Will Howell of Long was here the first of the week and purchased lumber of the Mansfield Lumber to erect a store building at the above) named place. Mr.

Merchant: If you have goods to sell and not to keep, Advertise them in the Press cext week. Our most progressive merchants use the columns of the Press, if you will notwe. Dr. Pate makes a specialty of crown and bridge work. Mrs John Brown visited relatives in Sallisaw the first of the week.

Ray Brown left Sunday for Norman to attend the State University. Contractor G. F. Ford was at Spiro the first of the week on business. Joe Sheban of Maple was here Monday en route to Fort Smith on business.

E.A Miller has accepted the position as bookeeper at the Walton Shackelford gin. Messrs. Robert Walton and Jens Tidwell were at Sallisaw Tuesday buying school books. Misses Ethel Christian and Cleo Balack visited friends in Sallisaw the first of the week. The farmers have been hauling in lots of good corn this week, selling it at 50 to 60c per bushel.

Mrs. G. A. Huffman of Van Buren visited her sister, Mrs.J. M.

Sajge and family the first of the week. Morris Levy, district deputy Grand Master of the A. F. A.M. visited the Vian Lodge officially Monday night.

G. S. Young and wife returned Monday after a weeks' visit to relatives at Russellville, Ark. They report that crops in that section are flue. Captain and Mrs.

Jack Ellis, of near Marble City, were here Tuesday afterntfoiKon their way to inspect and re-rent one of their farms near Paw Paw. What is the excitement? some one asked Tuesday. Why, it was John M. near town, driving home one of those celebrated "Fort Smith" by Bruton, Blakely Co. John was not arrested.

Banker A. W. Brownfteld was at Sallisaw on business Tuesday. Ladies ready -to -wear garments always on hand at Bruton, Blakely Bad teeth make bad health. Have Dr.

Pate RK your teeth at Muldrow Sept. 22, 23, 24. Clyde Goodman and Robert Bruton were at Sallisaw on business Monday evening. Bring in your farm products and pay your back you can't bring the cash. Farm products such as cotton hay and apples have been brought to town in abundance this week.

Do not forget Dr. Pate will be in Muldrow Sept. 22, 23 ,24. Have him do your dental work. All work guaranteed first claes.

Liudy Dickey, O. L. Goodale, Harris Shackelford- and U. D. Cherry of Paw Paw Attended the Masonic Lodge meeting here Tuesday night.

When e're you reach that stage in life, That you, your daughter or your wife, Should need a covering as you go Through solar -heat, rain and snow, An umbrella you should buy From B. as you go by. Bruton Blakely Co. keep the latest designs for ladies and gent's. This is a season of the year when a sentimental mother appears at the school hoiise with her sissy boy and tells the teacher he is very high spirited, and must not be whipped; that he oan be ruled by kindness and kisses.

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Preaching every Sunday at 11.00 a. m. and 8.00 p. m. Sunday school at 10.00 o'clock.

meeting Wednesday evening at 8.00 o'clock. Choir rehersal Friday 8.00 p. m. Emerson V. Dowell Pastor..