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L K What About Your Teeth DR. N..P. BROWN DENTISTS DR. A. R. HARLIN Will be in Beaver FOR ONE WEEK Beginning MAY 15th ' Located opposite Herald Office Look ai these Prices, you can't afford to miss this opportunity Teeth Pulled without pain - $1.00 Plates, either Upper or Lower $10.00 Gold Crowns - - - $5.00 Bridgework as low as $4.00 per tooth Fillings - - - $1.00 These Low Prices Good For ONE WEEK ONLY Those who want Plate Work please call Monday, i Tuesday and Wednesday fc! If your old plates are loose have them reset Fit Guaranteed Ml Work Guaranteed BKAVKIl 1IIOII SCHOOL COM MHNCKMKNT Tho eighth commencement of the Beaver High School will begin next Sunday morning at eleven A. M., at the Christian church when tho bac calaureate sermon will be preached by Itev. 11. O. Butler, of tho Metho dist church, Eighteen yong women and men will toko their diplomas this year, tho largest class to over grnduato at Heaver High School. Tho four churches of Heaver will furnish tho music for tho services under tho direction of Mr. Strnna than. Every patron of tho school Is Invited to bo present nt theso exer cises. Tuesday evening tho lfith, tho Senior claBs will hold tholr cIbbb day exercises at tho Rumo place. Thursday evening tho 18th, tho Com mencement address will bo delivered nt 8 o'clock by Rov. 1... L. Shaw, former pastor of the Christian church hero and now at Weather ford. All patrons of our schools aro Invited to attend theso commence cnt cxcrclsos. x LET'S CLEAR UP THE CEMETERY Many graves at tho Beaver cemetery arc in bad shape, mostly duo to tho fact that relatives and friends have moved nwny. For this reason, tho Mothers' Club is sponsoring a Clean up of tho cemetery and Wednesday, May 17th, has been designated for work. Let us all, town and country, assem ble at the cemetery at an early hour Wednesday morning and put this tacred ground in order. MHS. F. C. TRACY, President Mothers Club. THE CHURCH Or GOD CONGREGATION NEWLY-WEDS ENTERTAINED Mr. and Mrs. Preston Walker were entertained by the faculty of tho Grata school and the Citv Superinten dent and wife at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Drum, Friday evening of last week. At the conclusion of tho evening, Mr. and Mrs. Walker were presented a beautiful cut glass water sot by the faculty ak n token of '.heir esteem. Refreshments of cake and grape ice were served. Rev. Meadors of Holdenvlllo was in Beaver the middle of the week looking over tho situation relative to accepting tho pastorate of the Christian church, lie delivered a sermon Wednesday evening. Mrs. D. S. Derthick was a Beaver Visitor from Forgan Thursday. Will meet at Bro. Swiger's houso in tho west pr.rt of town, Sunday morn ing at 10 o'clock, May 14th, to organiic Sunday School. Wo will have our prayer meeting Tuesday evening and Bible Study Fri day evening of each week at 8 o'clock. There were twenty-one present at prayer mccting'last evening. Our sub ject for Bible Study Friday evening is "Unity." Everybody bringyourBiblo and tnko part in these meetings. Wo aro going to hold our services at Bro. Swiger's home until a building can be provided. I Wo earnestly invito all those who do not attend Sunday School clsowherc to come and bo with us. Wo -extend a hearty welcome to all. I GROCERY STORE CHANGES HANDS A deal was made last week whereby B. G. Brown became owner Of tho store owned by Robinson Bros. The latter left the first of this week with their families for New Moxico to hunt a location. They were fine young peo ple and Beaver is sorry to loso them, j Mr. and Mrs. Brown will conduct their new store in connection with the I Poultry Yard. We aro mighty glad to , see them enter business and remain in Beaver and their many friends will wish them well in their new undertaking. WILL SERVE DINNER Members of the various churches. will serve dinner free tomorrow to the workers on tho big tabernacle which is being erected for tho Community Evan gelistic Meetings, which begin Sunday. Evangelist Mathis and Singer Arm strong aro in charge of thu building of I the tabernacle and tho workers aro do-, nating their time. Rev. Butler, At-1 toiney Loofbourrow, and V. T. Quinn are rustling tho workers while Mrs. P. L. Thomas and your humble servant are directing tho "eats." Maxine Hancock, who has been work! ing at tho telephono office in Lavcrnc, resigned her position thcro and ceino to Beaver last Saturday evening. She began work for tho Northwestern Tel-1 ephone Company tho first of this week, j Wo are glad to welcome her back to i Beaver. A. C. Duly was In from Balkoi Tuesday. ! R. N. Dupreo was a Beaver caller from Floris, Tuesday. I Mrs. Harvllle was a Beaver call-1 or Tuesday from Forgan. , P. N. Mayo and wife were over from Forgan Tuesday. j Miss Beryl Frank of Balko -was a Beaver visitor Monday and Tues day. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Crawford and I. II. Wright and wife were Bea ver visitors from Gray Friday. Miss Minnie, Wall returned to her homo at Ada, Saturday o: ia:t week. A young son of Rov. and Mrs. II. a. Butler has been quite 111 this week. Miss Edith Sloan of Forgan en Joyed tho community program at Beaver Tuesday. Mrs. Walter Flnchcr of Foreart was a Community Institute visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hayes were Institute callers from Forgan on Tuesday. Mrs. Nellie Groves of Forgan en Jocd tho Community Program on Tuesday. Little, Ernest Butler, who has been very 111 the past weok, Is ablo to bo up nud around again. Miss Eftlo Crocker, who has been visiting relatives nt Stillwater for somo time, returned to her homo near Boyd Frldty of last week. Misses Winifred and Dona Reeves of Forgan were nmong the number from Forgan at tho Institute Tues day. August Heltman of Knowles has tendered his resignation as Coun ty Commander of the American Le gion. Mrs. Joslo Jarvls, daughter of Tho Herald foreman, T. S. Qrlffy, was quite 111 tho past week, but Is recovering at this time, wo aro glad to report. Miss Flossie Sullens Is spending the last two weeks attondlng the Beaver high school In Beaver. She has been taking correspondence work whllo teaching and expects to graduate with tho Senior Class. Tho Forgan high school dismissed Tuesday and many of tho students nnd tho faculty camo to Bepvcr for tho Community Programs. Many other Forgan people woro horo at various times during tho Institute but It was difficult to get tho names of those present. L. F. Ciocker, of Boyd, was a business caller In tho county seat the past week. Ho reports soma talk of railroad building north and south through his section from n Rock Island connection at Liberal, Kansas, to tho Santa Fe at Perry ton, Texas, Hero's hoping that tno "talk" materializes, That section needs a railroad, and Is entitled to It and we'd like to sec them Ct It. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Petty of Madison transacted business in Beaver Satur day. Mr. Cox, of the Cox-Henry Grain Company, was in Beaver looking after business matters the latter part of last week. Miss Ruth Stalling, of near Booker, Texas, is spending several weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stalling. Harry Hulse and wife passed through Beaver Monday enroute to their 'arm northwest of Springfield, Colorado. W. W. Hagan accompanied them. County Agent Hanly informs'us that J. D. Fairchild was in the county at various points last week and this, in the interest of the Oklahoma Wheat Growers' Association. Miss Ethel Shock, who was called home on account of her mother's ill ness, returned to Beaver Thursday. She left her mother very much im proved. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Home and Joe Carter were Pcrryton, Texas, callers Wednesday of last week. The former attended to business while there pnd all enjoyed a circus. Clarence Strong of Model, Colorado, returned to Beaver the first of laf t week on business matters. He ex pec j to take some milch cows to stock up his farm when ho returns. II. Ii, Bridgewater and family re turned Satuiday from John Goodner's in the southeastern part of the county, where they had spent several ays vis iting. W. W. Hagan accompanied them back to Beaver. Miss Pearl Hendricks resigned her position Saturday as night operator for the Northwestern Telephone Com pany and returned to her home near Riverside. Beaver pcoplowill be sorry to hear of her resignation as she was a very accommodating operator. Following arc the names of those who took the examination for teachers certificates last week: Misses Laura Groendykc, Bcrneta Marr, Agnes Law son, Gerald Hibbs, Elsie Curtis, Alma Irons, Lola Glover, Marjorio Pounds, Vclma Crowd), Urmal Rcecc, Rebecca Card, Palma Marshall, Bernardino Wiles, Mary Whisenhunt, Hazel Over street, Hazel Litton, Ada Cope, Beulah Craft, Mesdaines Agnes Spangler, Rosctta Woodbcry, and Messrs Lee Hulse, M. E. Lrgg, Jackson C, Jones, Albert Litton, N. 11. McLcod and G. H. Russell. FLOWERS Fresh 3 Days Each Week POTTED PLANTS AND PERNS Send Orders Funeral Designs Special Care S. A. MILLER & CO. Liberal, Kansas. H HHB umWHHh RED -TOP 30 x 3& Extra Ply- of Fabric- Heavy Tread Price $17.85 FOR poor roads, for heavy loads, for hard use anywhere the Fisk Red-Top cannot be equaled for small cars. An extra ply of fabric and a heavy f read of extra tough red rubber makeu strong tire built to meet exacting conditions. Time after time one Red-Top has outworn three ordinary tires. Its distinctive looks indicate your selection of u high-grade tire while its extra mileage more than justifies your choice. There's a Fhk Tire of axtra value ; every sizt, lor car, truck or speed wagon A