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qP I JT " "? Ms1 Great Majestic Range Bargain Week! x Special Demonstration and Sale ot MAJESTIC RANGES At Our Store-ONE WEEK ONLY August 1 8th to August 23d 4 ygp ,m 3E UfijEswe Bfl JUSTUS r W 1? J t ! U THE BARGAIN And It's Well WortH Your While! Through special arrangements with the manufacturer, and during this Bargain Week ONLY, a Beautiful, Useful and Sub stantial set of Cooking Ware will bo given with every Majestic Range sold. This ware is Good Ware (not cheap ware) it's wll worth a lot to you. Come and see for yourself. And Remember! The price of a Majestic Range this week will not be increased, and there will hardly be a great reduction for years to come, if ever, but there may be an increase soon. Your Opportunity is Here! At our store During Our MAJESTIC Bargain Week. It's your chance to get acquainted with real facts about ranges. Wo assure you it will be well worth your while to investigate. To Be Truly Economical, There Should Be & MAJESTIC in Your Kitchen. Economy is not merely spending the least monoy buying a rango at too low u price is indeed falso economy. Tho first cost is not tho only cost tho little uvtditional first cost of u Majestic is nothing compared with its economy 6f fuel, dur 'ability and satisfactory service. Nearly a million Majestic Ranges now economically, scientifically and satisfactorily serving millions and millions of people, civilians and soldiers, is proof positive of their superiority over all others. There is only ONE BEST. The public has judged. Tho Mnjoatic is recognized as tho standard of all Ranges. Tho construction, material, workmanship and beauty of this wonderful range is unequalled, and it embodies important features possessed by no other range. Two New and Important Features. THe Wonderful Unseen R.iveting Yes, it's rivet tight, just liko tho old Mm jostle, but tho rivets clinch inside of nickeled parts, leaving nickel smooth as glass, and there are no big. bulky bolt heads on the inside. And, remember rivets hold tight; bolts with only onoortwo threads holding are bound to work loose and cause no end of trouble. The Mnjostic is smooth inside and outside it's a striking beauty more than ski" deep. Oh Joy! Top Needs No Blocking! A smooth, highly-polished cooking top, burnished blue, not only adds to the beauty of tho Majestic, but absolutely eliminates tho work, dirt and worry of trying to keep the rango looking nice just an occasional thin coat of parafllno retains ts beautiful velvet-blue color. I If You Haven't a MAJESTIC Avail Yourself of this Opportunity to get Acquainted with this Wonderful Range. HARRY D. TRVAX HARDWARE, Beaver Cox-Henry Grain Company Successors to a Tfie Alva Elevator Company We are prepared to serve you and will appreciate your pa tronage. Get our prices. J. S. MEADOR, Local Manager Beaver, Okla. .MHITlt KOIIK Mesdamcs Ed Ununt and Will I.c Crnnu left lant woek for a two weeks visit with relatives In Kansas and eastern Oklahoma. They took the .train nt Darruusett on tlio new rail road south of tiere. David Dinnlng was quite sick a few days last neck. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. llcnson spent Sunday at the Ed Hell home, near Log an. Mr. and Mrs. Koy Gheen visited the latter' brother, , Will Maynard and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tobcn from D'irousctt called at the Mlchlel home Sunday evening and they all attended the Free Methodist camp meeting In the even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McNulty boast of another girl at their home, born the 1st. This makes four little girls and Harry Is Justly proud of the quartette. Mesdames Charley Dlckerson and Arthur Williams leaves Monday for an extended visit with their father, M. Daily In northern Kansas. liurko Daily's baby Is still slowly improving, lie can use ms limbs now bu his back Is affected. He can neither sit up or stand alone but the doctor thinks he Is Improving and says It Is not Infantile parulysls as some first thought. George Henulgho and son. Ilov. are leaving for Colorado Sunday, Mr. Hen nigh on a sight seeing trip and Hoy to seek a new home. Tho Mother's club held their monthly Ico crenm social Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Gensman. There was a largo crowd out and an abund ance 01 ice crenm and cake were served. Tho guests departing at late hour assured the hostess of a most enjoyable evening. V. A. Stevens and children spent Saturday night and Sunday with his couBin, Mrs Arthur Williams nnd fam ly. Mrs. Stevens Is nt the springs at Claramoro for her health. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gheen spent Sun day at the Alva Clark home. A crowd of young folkB gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wil liams Sunday afternoon the guests of Miss Clarice. As there was a now kodak In the crowd a great deal of fun nnd enjoyment was had taking pictures during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tonv Ilibba urn hern from South Dakota vlsltlnir old friends and neighbors. Mr. Hlbbs plans to build a now nouse on his farm for his renters Dciore uis return wo understand. purchasing land. J. D. J lilllps has 'eased his farm to HpustonfCulltns far the ensuing ycur. Mr. Illllups finds It necesusry to change climate owing to a rheumatic ailment k G. M.I Curjis has been repairing n house for 'Willie Totter. A Great llcmody. Tho merits of Chamberlain's Colic and pjrrb.pea Hemedy' are well known and appreciated, but there Is occasionally a man who had no ac quaintance with them and should, read tho following by F. II. Dear,' a hotel man at Dupuyer, Mont. "Four years ago I used Chamber lain's Colic and Diarrhoea Hemedy with Mich wonderful results that I have since recommended it to my friends." We enjoyed fried chicken, apples peaches and pears this week, all pro ducts of the Harlan ranch at Logan, thru the kindness of A. W. McCIunoy also the Young brothers, Irvin and Justin brought fruit from the old home at Twin Mounds for which we extend hearty thanks. Come again. Fred Russell and family started to New Mexico this morning for a few days rost. Miss Velmu Sapplngton hns as her gUestH this week, Mr. and Miss l'rofflt of Supply. .Mrs. Skaggs and two sons of I.ln scomb were over Sunday to visit Mr. Skaggs and two daughters, editors of this limelight and Kollett Times. stn Mm m PERKINS & MEESE, Props. Every pieco of work Rimrunteoil to out-last tho rest of the Casing or Tube. Firestone Non-Skid re-treads put on and Guaranteed to Stay. 2d Door East of Post Office Beaver, Okla. SU.NNKT Mr. and Mrs. ltobert Mlckel of Enid are visiting friends and relatives here. Mr. und Mrs. O. II. Lash visited In Texas from Saturday until Monday of last woeK. Dow Chnppel and family spent Sun day at tho W. E. Smith home. Quito a number from hero attended the Wilder-Jones sale near Supprlse last weok. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Itoscoo Ford, August 12th, a son. Mr. Spear and K. L. Deck havo gone to Wichita to purchase goods. inhn nnd Kd Woods returned from Colorado Tuesday and brought tlmlr sister, Mrs. Thompson who will make her Home nere. nn. Ifonnlch and son. Hoy. and rerry Andrlck and Worth Hoover left for coiorauo mis ween. Mrs Logan Kerns was called to east ern Mo, to tho bedside of her fathor, who Is seriously 111. The Community Club will servo lunch at Anthony Gllgers saIo Wednesday. James Coin of Tulsa is visiting at the home of his slBtor and mother, Miss Leila and Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Land nnd family are vlBltlng at the homo of her father, Mr. Haddon. AN OLD FAULT FINDER- An Irritable and fault finding dls position Is often caused by indiges tion. A man with good digestion and bowels that act regularly Is usually good naturcd. When troubl A with Indigestion or constipation tako Chamberlain's Tablets. They strengthen the stomach and enable It to perform Its functions natural ly. They also causo a gentlo move ment of the bowls. CONUUKHT CONTIUBUTIO.VS After a long ubsenso will come again. A good rain would be very accept' able. Some In this neighborhood suf fered some loss from hall Tuesday even Ing. A small cyclone wrecked the nut buildings at F. A. Sharkey's and nl- most demolished the barn and hen house, Tjesday. Amos Jackson has gone to tho hos pital to have a cancer removed from his tongue. The Ice cream social given at Con quest was well attended. An Interesting program was rondercd and everyone had plenty of Ice oreain. C. K. Groves and family started by the Maxwell route to Missouri and from thore to Oregon. They do not ex pect to return until spring. Meredith Shockley is building an ad dition to nis House, ills rather and mother will occupy It when finished. Churlotte and Allen Hnberts visited Saturday with Lonh nnd Levlta Hawk. I nits nuijiriru uny iu w. m. iiwiiiuurn was well attended and a good time re ported. Mrs. Ralllo Chocklcy has nbout re covered from her recent Illness. Will Dunlap spent Tuesday night with Irvin Illood. Miss Iluth Illood of Clear Lake spent n few days thlB week with hor grandparents. 4 Spread poison about stacks where needful. 5 Spread poison over badly In fested waste ground, weed patches. etc. C Spread poison on small pas tures In strips a few yards apart. 7 Largo pastures can be treated around tho edges bordering culti vated fields. B. Later. 1 When hoppers collect In from pastures etc. later on, repeat poison ing before sowing wheat. 2 Prepare wheat ground la sack way as to rid it of all grasshoppers. J NOHT1I FLATS Threshing seems to be the order of the day JUBt now. Wheat Is making anywhere from 7 to 25 bushels. The variation Is duo to the degree of damages done by the hoppers. How crop Is good here and with an nthr rain liumner will be tho result Earl Kaufman mado a business trip i to Forgan Saturday, Tho Dost Physic. When you want a pleasant physic try Chamberlain's Tablets. They ire easy to take and mild nnd gentle in effect. They are highly prized hv iiootilo who have becomo ac quainted with their good qualities, Thoy only cost a quarter. Tim mo ' wnl.M'TT The Peoples' restaurant has again changed hands and Mrs. Oentry now In Misses Jennie nnu iiuurouu "i" came In on tho train yesterday anil are guests of tholr uncle, Itov. O. L. Hayes and family. ,ii,u Jasper Frasler has gone to Wichita to consult a specialist. New houses are going up In every direction In Follott. Tom Hanes Is lny Ing tho foundation for a residence on the lot north of W C. Wolker's. also Mr. Haskell Is building on the east side. In addition to those mentioned last We" notice several of our citizens -(.n in naur en r sinrA wheat harvest who were wont to drive old Dobbins in in" """ """.., t. .,l 8KIDOO" FOIITHK HAD GIlAHSKOPPEItH Beaver county is to bo congratu lated that tho now Hoard of County Commissioners, at tholr last meeting, took the matter of the extermination of tho grasshopper in hand and havo appropriated 11,000.00 for tho pur chaso ot poison with which to slay thorn. A day will bo sot asldo for the Big Drive Just as soon as the poison arrives, and tho dato will bo announced. It wo aro to get tho benefit of this $1,000.00 appropriation, it will be necessary for all to co-oporato and get behind tho Drlva to mako It a success. Tho following aro a few bints that may help in making tho Drive a iuccpss, If rightly observed: DOOSTi BOOST! BOOST! POISON! POISON! POISON! Tho Object. 1. Savo row-crops. 2. Prevent cgg-luying j ear. 3. Protect fall sowing of whoat The Plun. A. Now. 1 Spread poison bait over nil in fested parts of row-crop. 2 Snread poison bait on edge of wheat stubblo whoro plow will not reach for next Use no substitutes, the stats formula has been tested with all at them. Hoppers that aro here now live) until frost. Tho next crop of hoppers will be next spring. Egg-laying begins now and con tinues until frost. Kill 'em now. Don't expect the hoppers to leave, and you'll not bo disappointed. Kill 'em. Most of thorn are not tho "leaving: kind." Don't expect tho red mites or lice to koll them. They aro killing but few. No. Tho rain will not stop them.' Wo'vo had lots of rain this year. Tell your neighbors. Lot It be said of Beaver conaty. "Not one knocker In tho bunch " Get up at 4 ono morning to bow poison, then: Next morning Ho abed and revet la tho thought that 500,000,000 grass hoppers aro nursing a Btomacbaek In your cornfield. Grin as you think ot It. Then roll over and have aa othcr nap. Sow poison broadcast. Sow early beforo Bun-up. Sow broadcast. Halt a sack of wet mixture should cover a strip 1 rod by 2 miles. Don't look for dead hoppers for flvo days. Do not put In piles. Sow whero hoppers aro. Your taxes pay for tho polsoa. Use. it. Do not waste It for It coats llio, peoplo of (ho county. Follow directions carefully In all things. It will not poison chickens or other stock If sowed according to direc tions. It your poison kills rabbits, It may also kill stock. Sow It according to directions. Hoppors killed now will lay no eggs to pester you next year. Wheat-sowing In coming. Thero aro many kinds ot hopper but they all cat. Hoppers aro hungriest at sun-up. Have tho bait spread. Tho bait dries out if sown In tho (evening. Sow It beforo sun-up. 8. L. Long, M. Moc dy nnd Fred Shares . . Miss Mollne cnam ner.a.n ... . ,..-, 0 opreau i- made a trip to Springfield. Colo, last tion as uookii. in i . nua roau-sic.es. week, looking at the. country in view 01 tuinj" - "-. 3lspread poison on tenco rows Yes. others will eat tho dead hop ,1 rnnd.Bides ' pcrs but that la not what kills them. GP Bi