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Commercial Four commercial lots for sale. DOWNTOWN CACHE, located at 107 S. 5th St. behind Assembly of God church. 580-704-3281.

Lots/Land 5 acres secluded horse fa-cility. Duncan. New 40’x60’ 4-stall barn with 20’x25’ liv-ing room. 1 mile off N. Hwy. 81, private paved road. Great water, quiet, excellent build-ing site. $90k. Roy Burk, daytime 580-786-4174, night 252-5054.

Looking for grass pasture between 50-500 acres to LEASE within 25 miles of Walters. Will consider leases with both grass and cultiva-tion. Prefer multi-year lease, but will look at one-year op-tions. 580-281-0164 or 313-0358.

14 wooded-acres located southwest of Comanche on paved road near Dry Creek, new bridge at the end. Near-by utilities. $2,200 per acre. Contact 580-439-5408.

3-Bedroom, 2-bath home on 37 ACRES with a POND. 1,670 sq. ft., 30’x50’ insulat-ed shop, 2 barns and storage shed. Located near Central High. Asking $319,000 OBO. Call 580-704-9890.

Two BASEBALL FIELDS available for team or league use on Legion Park in the Medicine Park, Elgin and Lawton areas. For infor-mation and conditions, call 580-574-1942.

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Want to protect your pastures and hay fields from drought? Proven excellent returns on investments. Contact Shari Holloway, 580-695-3788, for more info.

Check out Stephens Coun-ty’s Tiny House Community. Low maintenance, no taxes, free Wi-Fi and cable. Hous-es on site. Town & Country Housing & RV Park, 2727 S. Hwy. 81, Marlow. 580-641-2836 or marlowrvpark@yahoo.com.

SINGLE PLOT, Sunset Gar-dens Cemetery (by Good-year). North of the office. $575. Cemetery price $755. Call Teresa, 580-351-7077.

14 wooded acres SW of Comanche on paved road near Dry Creek; new bridge at end, nearby utilities. $2,200 per acre. 580-439-5408.

Homes 3-bedrooms, 2 ½-bath LOG HOME for sale in Meers. Two living areas, 2-car ga-rage and 2 acres of land. Asking $199,900. 580-248-2600.

FIXER-UPPER for a GREAT PRICE. Located in Faxon. 1,875 sq. ft., 2-3-bedrooms, 2 bath, unattached 1-car garage. Contact 580-695-2622.

3-Bedroom, 2-bath home on 37 ACRES with a POND. 1,670 sq. ft., 30’x50’ insulat-ed shop, 2 barns and storage shed. Located near Central High. Asking $319,000 OBO. Call 580-704-9890.

3-bedroom, 2-bath brick home conveniently located in Lawton near Walmart, Cameron University and Comanche County Me-morial Hospital. 580-704-0317.

5 acres secluded horse fa-cility. Duncan. New 40’x60’ 4-stall barn with 20’x25’ liv-ing room. 1 mile off N. Hwy. 81, private paved road. Great water, quiet, excellent build-ing site. $90k. Please con-tact Roy Burk, daytime 580-786-4174, night 252-5054.

FOR SALE: 40 ACRE FENCED HORSE FARM lo-cated in Foster, 12 miles east of Marlow. Beautiful 3,093 sq. ft. home with metal roof, storm shelter, rural water and three water wells, horse walker, 2,400 sp. ft. barn with stalls, hay sheds and out buildings. HORSE LOVERS DELIGHT. Please contact Jo Patton, 580-467-6182.

Completely remodeled 3-bedroom, 2-bath 1,737 sq. ft. brick home on 1.6-acre corner lot with lots of trees located 4 miles east of Hwy. 81 on Camelback. Includes 2-car garage, covered patio, new windows, tile and carpet. Kitchen island and applianc-es, well water, 12’x10’ tool sheds. PRICE REDUCED, $180,000. Please contact Jo Patton, 580-467-6182.

For sale: 3-bedroom, 2-bath BRICK HOME on 5 acres. Concrete driveway, 24’x30’ shop, 2 carports and well water. $195,000 OBO. Located at 1640 Rd. Marlow. Leave message, 580-658-6998.

Manufactured Homes Check out Stephens Coun-ty’s Tiny House Commu-nity. Low maintenance, no taxes, free Wi-Fi and ca-ble. Houses on site. Town & Country Housing & RV Park, 2727 S. Hwy. 81, Marlow. For information, contact 580-641-2836 or mar lowr vpark@yahoo.com.

Cattle For sale: LONGHORNS. 3 bulls and 2 heifers. Contact Danny at 580-416-1779, leave a message.

REGISTERED BRANGUS BULLS black, calving ease, heat tolerant high weaning, no excess leather. Extra guarantee: Not happy with first calf crop at weaning? I’ll replace the bull. Beckwards T Ranch, Tom Beck, Pump-kin Center. Please call 580-353-4304.

For sale: 10 head Longhorn ropers, never been roped. $400 each. Leave message, 580-467-2795.

Red Angus HEIFERS for sale. Registered or com-mercial. Breeding age Red Angus bulls available 2nd week in April. Located in Bray. Please contact Far-ah, 580-641-3770 or Bill, 641-1122.

Dogs Half Australian shepherd and half Blue Heeler pup-pies. Parents are both excellent working dogs. $250-$500. Call 580-476-3553.

Fish SANDHILLS FISH Farm: Pond stocking minnows and perch. Let us stock your pond for you! 405-802-6417 or 658-6018.

Fowl WANT TO BUY: Female Muscovy duck. Please call or text 580-467-0693.

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Duncan, OklahomaReal Property Consists of: A 3 Bedroom Brick Home (Approximately 2,356 Square Feet) with a Large Family Room with Free Standing Stove/Dining Area Combination (Open Floor Space), Kitchen with Nice Cabinets, Large Utility Room with a Whirlpool 80 Gallon Hot Water Tank and 1 3/4 Bath. Improvements also Include: A Sheet Metal Building (30’x40’) with an Overhead Door, Concrete Floor and 110 Volt and 220 Volt Electricity, Farm Implement Shed with Concrete Floor, Electricity with 6 (5’x10’) Stalls, Storage Building (12’x16’) with a Concrete Floor and 3’ Overhang (North) and 10’ Overhang (South) and a Metal Storage Container (Approximately 10’x24’). Additional Improvements Include: 1 Large Pond and a Small Pond. The Real Property is Fenced and Cross Fenced with some Metal Pipe Fencing. All Situated on 18.45 Acres.Directions: In Duncan, Oklahoma from the Flashing Light at the Intersection of New Highway 7 and Eastland, Go 4.3 Miles East on New Highway 7; Turn North and Follow Lane to Home Site. Broker’s Note: This is a nice Home Place with a Large Shop, Implement Shed, 2 Ponds, Situated on a 18.45 Acre Tract. The Plans are to have a Public Auction on March 7, 2020 on the Personal Property. Personal Property includes a Massey Ferguson 2615 Tractor with a L-210 Front End Loader, 2 Wheel Drive with 1 Rear Remote, Hause Brush Hog (7’), Tandem Disc (8’), Box Blade with Rippers (7’), Angle Blade (7’). Please call the Auction Property to view the Real Property. The Home is Currently Owner Occupied.

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Services

SERVICES SERVICESGoats Want to buy goats! 580-658-3948.

Horses Son of Sonitlena NCHA 188k, mare out of Com-mander King. Baby doll head with nice disposition. All colts have been gentle. Standing at stud, $500. 580-475-8096.

5 acres secluded horse fa-cility. Duncan. New 40’x60’ 4-stall barn with 20’x25’ liv-ing room. 1 mile off N. Hwy. 81, private paved road. Great water, quiet, excellent build-ing site. $95k. Roy Burk, daytime 580-786-4174, night 252-5054.

FOR SALE: 40 ACRE FENCED HORSE FARM located in Foster, 12 miles east of Marlow. Beauti-ful 3,093 sq. ft. home with metal roof, storm shelter, rural water and three water wells, horse walker, 2,400 sp. ft. barn with stalls, hay sheds and out buildings. HORSE LOVERS DE-LIGHT. Contact Jo Patton, 580-467-6182.

Downtown Wichita Falls FARMERS MARKET. Cor-ner of 8th and Ohio. Open 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Tuesday, Thurs-day and Saturday. Fresh pro-duce, artisan cheese, pas-tured meats, baked goods, handmade items and much more!

Junkin’ Jinks Gypsy RE-SALE SHOP located at 118 Main Street in Waurika. Buy, sale, swap and trade. New stuff daily, never know what we will have. 580-467-7948.

Want to protect your pastures and hay fields from drought? Proven excellent returns on investments. Contact Shari Holloway, 580-695-3788, for more info.

CUSTOM HAY BALING: John Deere 568 baler with net and twine, 14 ft. sickle cutter with conditioner. Will bale by bale or on splits. 580-281-0164 or 313-0358.

Stephens County Coin Show is Feb 7 10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Feb 8 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Stephens County Fair-grounds. For information, contact Ed, 580-475-457 or Dan, 467-0168.

Cuzzort Construction, LCC.: Specializing in DEC-ORATIVE CONCRETE, walkways, driveways, stamping, staining and dirt work. Free estimates. No job is too big or too small, I do them all. Located in Comanche. Call Michael at 580-251-0297.

Licensed small family DAY-CARE has four full-time openings for M-F from 6 a.m.-6 p.m. Ages 1-4 years accepted. Call Deanna for more info, 559-772-6228.

Two BASEBALL FIELDS available for team or league use on Legion Park in the Medicine Park, Elgin and Lawton areas. For informa-tion and conditions, call 580-574-1942.

Pecan buying and CRACK-ING. Located in Randlett. 580-281-0636 or 281-0639.

GOING THROUGH GRIEF Care Group. A safe, support-ive and confidential setting facilitated by hospice be-reavement volunteer Susan Gassaway, RN, MS. Dun-can. 580-251-8752.

The Old Country Church, 1008 S. 8th in Comanche, in-vites you to its monthly gos-pel singing the 2nd Sunday of each month from 5-6:30 p.m. The singing is open mic format with food and fellow-ship following. For informa-tion, contact Pastor Sid Ba-zzrea at 580-467-1927.

STRICKS AERATING: $85 an hour. 405-574-5863.

Military Order of the PUR-PLE HEART: Only com-bat-wounded veterans organization chartered by Congress. Mount Scott Chapter 602, Lawton. Amer-ican Legion Post 29, 5:30 p.m., first Tuesday of every month.

Shooters Guns & Ammo: Make Beto proud and buy your AR-10 or AR-15 here. Open 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Mon-day- Friday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. Located in front of the Comanche Stockyards or call us at 580-439-5746.

NEED a gate? A fence? Stairs? Or trailer? You name it, I can build it. I also do welding repairs! Call Lyman, 580-704-2963.

BRICK WORK: ALP brick work, brick, block, patch-work. Call Lonnie, 580-483-6291.

Shop the Gems Booth at Butterfields of Duncan, 805 Main Street, 580-252-2288. 10:30-5 Tues.-Sat. vintage furniture and clothing, mir-rors, art, Coke, beer, glass-ware, metal art, guitars, musical instruments, signs, collectibles. Worth the Drive!

MUD CREEK CREATIONS: Check out our Facebook page! Fifteen vendors locat-ed on Main Street, Coman-che, open 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Tuesday–Saturday. Fifteen vendors with unique items just for you. Come see what you’ve been missing!

TREE-B-GONE: Tree re-moval, trimming and stump grinding. Call for free es-timates. Licensed and in-sured. Excellent cleanup. Out of Marlow. 580-475-4973.

CASH PAID for salvaged ve-hicles. No title, no problem. Free towing. Call 580-483-5985 or 583-3235.

Lawton church THRIFT SHOP, 7th and Gore. Newly remodeled, quality merchan-dise, great prices, friendly volunteers. Store hours: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday only. 702 W. Gore. 580-581-1309.

CASH FOR COINS: Buy or sell. Call 580-475-5132 in Duncan. We buy and sell gold coins and silver bullion.

LAWN AERATING. Stricks Lawn Care. 405-574-5863.

BRUSH HOGGING: Will travel. 580-736-1166.

DAFFERN’S AUTO SER-VICE-wrecker and towing. Factory trained, 30 years’ experience, all makes and models. Brakes, heating/AC, major engine and trans-mission repair, fuel injection service, restorations. 412 NW 2nd in Lawton. 580-353-1600 or 512-8661.

Excavator, skid steer and dump trailer available. Let us help you with your home and farm projects. 580-483-2550.

Anderson Landscaping and Design Services: Curb ap-peal, outdoor rooms, struc-tures, decks, arbors, etc. Lisa Anderson, 580-641-2925.

Do you need a drug assess-ment or a DUI (ADSAC) assessment? Call 580-439-4263 for information and/or to schedule an appointment. Alternate phone number, 580-475-0148, and ask to speak to Joan.

INTERIOR/ EXTERIOR PAINTING: Repairs, drywall, textures, and faux finishes. Lisa Anderson, 580-641-2925.

HOWARD ROOFING and exterior painting: Insured, OK license #80000742, 580-467-8606 or 439-6283.

The Old Country Church, 1008 S. 8th in Comanche, in-vites you to come join us for Sunday School at 9:45-10:45 a.m. with worship starting at 11 a.m. Come and be bless-ed with southern country bluegrass gospel music. Contact Pastor Sid Bazzrea at 580-467-1927, for details.

Handyman, Remodel & New Construction Services: Over 30 years’ experience. Free estimates. 580-483-2550.

LAND SURVEYING. Sec-tion 37 Surveying and Mapping, “Going the extra mile.” Contact us for all your surveying needs! 580-786-4363. surveyor@section-37.com, www.section-37.com.

Lawn mower REPAIR WORK: Used running lawn mowers for sale: John Deere, Craftsman, and Cub Cadets, also, lawn mower parts for sale. Hastings. 580-240-1095.

JUNK IRON REMOVAL: Warehouse cleanout, struc-tures, equipment, vehicles, tanks, anything metal, etc. Call 580-704-4949.

GUN SHOP, located in Wau-rika, Pop’s Guns and More, south Main Street. 5:30-8:30 p.m. Tues., Wed., Thurs.; 12-6 p.m. Fri.; 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. Sat. Come in and check us out! www.popsguns.net, 580-228-7038.

YESTERDAY’S AUTOS. Cylinder head work done on cars, trucks, tractors and diesel heads. Block work done and crank shafts. 580-641-6952.

DOZER WORK: Done south of Lawton, $100 an hour. 580-353-5011 or 574-0103.

TRAILER REPAIR: We do axles, flooring, lights, weld-ing, tarps, sand blasting and painting. Contact 580-704-6130.

Daffern’s Auto Service now provides WRECKER and towing. Factory trained with over 25 years’ experience on all makes and models: brakes, heating/AC, major engine & transmission re-pair, fuel injection service and RESTORATIONS. 580-353-1600 or 512-8661.

TRACTOR WERKS: Drive-ways, rock and gravel work. Landscape, topsoil leveling, drainage, brush hog mow-ing, clearing, cleanup. Box spreader loader, tiller, brush hog. 580-695-8973.

Okies Lawn Care Services: Mowing, rototilling, weed eating and trimming. Call or text for estimates. 580-483-3449. We serve Lawton, Duncan, and surrounding areas.

LAND CLEARING: Mes-quite & cedar tree removal, pasture reclamation, fence line clearing. Roloff Land Services. Call Joseph at 580-678-5311. Find us on Facebook!

Do you or someone you know have a gambling problem? Assessments and counsel-ing by an Internationally Cer-tified Gambling Counselor, Level II. 580-439-4263 for more information to sched-ule an assessment and/or counseling to address that problem.

Do you need a drug assess-ment or a DUI (ADSAC) assessment? Call 580-439-4263 for information and/or to schedule an appointment. Alternate phone number, 475-0148, and ask to speak to Joan.

SPECIALTY fence work, new and used. Call Jona-than, 580-713-2637.

HUGHES & FOGLE Clean-ing Service: We do house cleaning, churches, offices, and lawn care! Lawton and Walters area. Call Bertha, 580-704-7896, or Vera, 919-0614.

Shade trees for sale: DUNN’S NURSERY. 2116 N. 5th, Duncan. 580-656-7273 or 656-7383.

SERVICES

Now that we’ve closed the book on 2019, it’s officially Tax Season. As you prepare your tax returns for the April 15 deadline, you might already start looking for opportunities to improve your tax-related financial outcomes in the future. And one important step you can take is to connect your tax professional with your financial advisor. Together, these professionals can help you take advantage of some valuable strategies:• Roth vs. traditional IRA – If you’re eligible to contribute to a Roth IRA and a

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traditional IRA, you might find it beneficial to have your financial advisor talk to your tax professional about which is the better choice. Generally, if you think your tax rate will be higher in retirement, you might want to contribute to the Roth IRA, which provides tax-free withdrawals (if you’re older than 59 ½ and have had your account at least five years). But if you think your tax bracket will be lower when you retire, you might be better off with the traditional IRA, which offers upfront tax benefits – specifically, your contributions may reduce your annual taxable income in a given tax year. Your tax advisor may have some thoughts on this issue, as well as how it might fit in with your overall tax picture in retirement.

• Taxable vs. non-taxable income – Turning taxable

income into non-taxable income can lower your current year’s tax bracket. Depending on your income, you could potentially subtract your traditional IRA contributions (or your SEP-IRA contributions if you’re self-employed) from your taxable income. And even now, it’s not too late to affect the 2019 tax year, if you still haven’t reached the IRA or SEP-IRA contribution limits. Before you file your 2019 tax returns, your tax professional can tell your financial advisor how much you would have to contribute to your traditional IRA, SEP-IRA or similar account to potentially lower your taxable income. If you make the contribution, your financial advisor can illustrate how it would impact your retirement picture and make a recommendation on how

to invest the money. (You can fund your IRA with virtually any type of investment – stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and so on.)• Capital gains taxes on mutual funds – You might think you have total control over taxes related to your mutual funds. After all, you decide how long to hold these funds before selling shares and incurring capital gains taxes. However, mutual fund managers are usually free to buy and sell new investments as they see fit, and some of these sales could generate capital gains taxes for you. If these taxes are relatively large in any one year, your tax professional may notice and could relay this information to your financial advisor. This doesn’t necessarily mean these mutual funds are inappropriate for you;

they still may be suitable for your goals, risk tolerance and time horizon. But the tax aspect may be of interest to your financial advisor, who might recommend more tax-efficient investment options.Your investment and tax pictures have many overlaps, and by ensuring your team of advisors is working together, or at least communicating with each other, you can increase the chances of getting your desired results.

This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor. Edward Jones, its employees and financial advisors cannot provide tax or legal advice. You should consult your attorney or qualified tax advisor regarding your situation.

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FARM & RANCH

Merchandise

MERCHANDISE Puzzle Answers

Sullivan’s Farm contractor: Custom hay baling, hay and cattle hauling, farm equip-ment repairs, plowing, plant-ing and more. Robbie Sulli-van, 580-721-0222.

CRIME STOPPERS of Stephens County offers complete privacy and cash rewards for felony crime-solving information! Call or text 580-252-INFO (4636) or submit anonymous tips online through tipsoft.com.

Goehring horse shoeing: I offer cold and hot horse shoeing. I do mini horses, as well. For more information, call Dusty. 940-249-4035.

BRUSH HOGGING, by the hour or by the acre. Will trav-el. 580-656-1504.

Pasture clearing, cedar tree removal, fence-line clearing, mesquite removal and drive-way repair. MALONE SER-VICES: 580-704-1941.

Custom hay baling and cut-ting, 580-550-0036 or 704-4126.

LAND SURVEYING. Sec-tion 37 Surveying and Mapping, “Going the extra mile.” Contact us for all your surveying needs! 580-786-4363. surveyor@section-37.com, www.section-37.com.

Bermuda grass sprigging. Supplies quality sprigs. 580-550-0036 or 704-4126.

FOR SALE: Horse-drawn John Deere planter and horse-drawn grain drill with wood wheels. Call Clayton for details, 405-476-3057.

Combines For sale: 1983 Allis-Chalm-ers combine with 20 ft. header and 14 ft. header with pickup attachment. Call 580-512-1110.

Equipment “Raise your children and spoil your grandchildren. Or spoil your children and raise your grandchildren.” Fence rows, building sites, dredg-ing and drainage problems. Bruce Prater, 580-641-1952.

“Every other doctor gradu-ated in the bottom one half of his class.” New pond and private lake construction and repair. Bruce Prater, 580-642-1952.

For Sale: JD 4,255 tractor with or without a 158 loader, 7,300 hrs. Repainted and new upholstery in the last two years. Located in the Marlow area, 580-583-3239.

Holland transplanter model 1500 FOR SALE, $1,499. Tree, vine, cutting, plan transplanter and digger. Chain holder arrangement. Semi-auto transplanter, comes with offset bare-root lifter. Call 580-353-8124.

Hay HORSE-QUALITY Bermu-da, small square and 5’x6’ round bales. 580-695-7971.

Large round bales of hay for sale, Tra-Way Farms. 580-678-1411.

Small squares of ALFALFA hay, $10 per bale. 580-512-2764.

JUNE ALFALFA: 485 bales put in your yard in a semi-van, $11 per bale. Located in Lawton. Contact Phillip, 580-351-8018.

HAY FOR SALE. “Two types of people: takers and givers. Takers eat better, givers sleep better.” 5X5 ½ net wrapped Native Grass, $60 per bale. Bruce Prater, 580-641-1952.

For sale: 5’x6’ bales, $60. Located near Fletcher and Cox’s Store. Call or text, 580-585-0283.

CUSTOM HAY BALING: Round and square bales. Contact Robbie Sullivan, 580-721-0222.

HAY FOR SALE: Sprayed, fertilized Bermuda or Bermu-da mix. May trade for black cattle. Call 580-641-0681.

HAY: Large round mixed grass. Barn-kept small square bales. John Ster-ling, 580-678-2606; Trail Road & East Gore, Lawton.

Plows For sale: John Deere se-ries 2,800 8 bottom mold-board plow with onland hitch. Also, a 1978 NEW HOLLAND 1,034 pull type bale wagon with a 105-bale capacity. Contact 580-512-1110.

Tractors For sale: Old tractors and parts. 580-467-8464.

Really nice 4,010 John Deere tractor with big load-er and cab, $8,500 OBO. 580-475-8096.

Trailers Tandem axle 4 bale trailer modifi ed to haul 5 round bales, $800. 580-353-5011.

Older, all-steel, shop-made, tandem axle backhoe trail-er for old Ford backhoes and smaller tractors and Bobcats, etc. that are LESS THAN 78 in. wide. $1,000. Andy, 580-695-3439.

Junkin’ Jinks Gypsy RE-SALE SHOP located at 118 Main Street in Waurika. Buy, sale, swap and trade. New stuff daily, never know what we will have. 580-467-7948.

Antiques Square butcher block, small porcelain top drop leaf kitch-en table; grocery buggies; cowboy bath tub with wa-ter tank; commemorative quarter sets in display case; metal implement wheels; ship light pair; ship captain’s wheel. ADDINGTON STA-TION ANTIQUES. Open Wed.-Sat., 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. 580-439-5566.

Singer Featherweight in case; toy sewing machine; tiger oak dental cabinet; carousel house; aqua Fen-ton Epergne; Toledo scales; neon Coca-Cola wall clock; Oak ice box case; 4 sizes of windmills. ADDINGTON STATION ANTIQUES

SANTA FE TRADERS has added new chain saw carv-ings: Indians, bears, alliga-tors and roosters along with many others. Heritage SAA 22 LR American flag patri-otic pistols and more vintage Fenton cranberry hobnail added.

Oak hall trees; cast alumi-num Stature of Liberty and longhorn street light; vintage RR luggage carts; many Aladdin lamps; Metlox red rooster china; oak table and chairs; small oak secretary with Queen Ann legs; 1099s tin biscuit and cracker pail; Memphis Bell b-17 model plane, hand crafted and painted. SANTA FE TRAD-ERS inside Addington An-tiques.

The Skinny Pig (antiques). Located at 1504 E. Hwy. 29, Marlow. 580-721-0364. Open from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. fi rst and third Saturdays of each month AND by ap-pointment.

REESIE’S RELICS, An-tiques, vintage cameras, Coca-Cola & Pepsi boxes, crocks, Pyrex, pink De-pression glass, Frankoma and cool old stuff! Come & See! 413 C Street, Cache. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday; 10 a.m. -1 p.m. Saturday.

Clothing Geronimo Free Closet has a large supply of nice chil-dren’s clothing. Taking do-nations. Please contact us by calling 580-585-1754 or 248-3378.

One-of-a-kind QUILTS made from your loved ones’ clothes, who have passed on, to be cherished forever. Please contact 580-606-3001.

Firearms Chisholm Trail Sporting Clays: located one mile north of old Hwy. 7 on Dun-can Lake Road! Follow us on Facebook, www.facebook.com/chisholmtrailsporting-claysok, or call 580-470-5520.

For sale: 1969 Remington 870 WINGMASTER and Remington SPARTAN SPR-100. Both in good condition. Best offer on each. Please contact by calling 580-641-3210.

Nice collection of new and used handguns and Ars. Buy, sell or trade. SHOOT-ERS GUNS & AMMO. One mile north of Comanche on old Hwy. 81 in front of Co-manche sale barn. Please contact by calling 580-439-5746.

For sale: 1976 RUGER MARK I 22 caliber long-rifle pistol. Bicentennial edition in good condition. Best offer. Please contact 580-641-3210.

GUN SHOP, located in Wau-rika, Pop’s Guns and More, South Main Street. Tues., Wed., Thurs., 5:30-8:30 p.m., Fri. 12-6 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.- 6 p.m. Come in and check us out! Contact us at www.popsguns.net, or by calling 580-228-7038.

RUGER GP 100 S.S. 357 mag., 7 shot NIB, $500. Springfi eld Armory 1911 .45 milspec NIB, $500. Please contact by calling 580-656-4386.

Furniture and Appliances For sale: Trundle bed. 580-656-1825.

Tan, plush leather COUCH. Excellent condition. Locat-ed in Duncan. 580-252-5525.

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SHADE TREES for sale: Dunn’s Nursery located at 2116 N. 5th in Duncan. 580-656-7273 or 656-7383.

Mowers John Deere riding lawnmow-er for sale, $600 OBO. 580-475-8096.

Portable Buildings and Sheds

Carports starting at $1,095, RV covers, garages, barns, animal shelters, commer-cial buildings and more! Best Quality, Best Prices, FREE INSTALLATION! Visit us on farmsranches-land.com or Facebook at Land Pros Real Estate and Auction Co. 1705 South Hwy. 81, Duncan, and 580-252-3880.

Cars MUST SELL: 1930 Model A Ford Roadster, $18,000 OBO. 1932 Model B engine, hydraulic brakes, new top tires, and rumble seat. Adult-owned. Contact Bob, 580-351-7052 or 529-3733.

FOR SALE: 1966 Chrysler 300, $7,000. Original motor rebuilt. Body in good condi-tion. 580-492-6777.

FOR SALE: 1901 Oldsmo-bile replica, $5,000 OBO. New top and upholstery, parade-ready. Tagged with title. Pictures by request. Contact Bob, 580-351-7052 or 529-3733. Leave a message.

Cycles & ATVs FOR SALE: 1986 Kawasaki Police 1,000 motorcycle. Call Clayton for details, 405-476-3057.

FOR SALE: 1998 Honda Goldwing Trike, $11,500. Pearl white, 35,000+ miles and in good condition. Adult-owned. Pictures available upon request. Contact Bob, 580-351-7052 or 529-3733. Leave a message.

Golf Carts GOLF CARTS for sale, new and used. Parts and ser-vice. Trailers available, as well. 580-656-2314.

Recreational Vehicles 2009 Excel 35’ RV 5th wheel FOR SALE. Three slide outs. Good to 10 de-grees below zero. Made to live in year-round. Call for details, 580-467-8464.

2013 35’ 5th wheel trav-el trailer. Extra-nice 2002 Chevrolet 3500 with utility bed. Road ready, pics on request. 580-574-8406 or 574-8413.

Trucks & SUVs FOR SALE: 1963 Ford uni-body pickup. Asking $6,000 or will TRADE for small pick-up. Contact 580-255-0989.

For sale: 2020 CHEVY SIL-VERADO Turbo Diesel 3500 truck. Very good condition. Call 580-574-8406 or 574-8413 for details.

2012 red Chevy Silvera-do TEXAS EDITION. One owner, extended cab, 4x4, 101,000 miles. Nice truck. $16,900. 580-641-3300.

Vans FOR SALE: 2012 Ford Transit Van. 62,000 miles, 22 MPG in town and 30+ on highway. New tires, re-cent oil and transmission fl uid change, 4-cylinder and automatic transmis-sion. Has two front seats and a 3-passenger back seat. Call 580-514-8264 for details.

FOR SALE: 1963 Ford uni-body pickup. Asking $6,000 or will TRADE for small pick-up. Contact 580-255-0989.

Downtown Wichita Falls FARMERS MARKET. Cor-ner of 8th and Ohio. Open 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Tuesday, Thurs-day and Saturday. Fresh produce, artisan cheese, pastured meats, baked goods, handmade items & much more!

SHIPPING CONTAINERS: Delivered to Walters and sur-rounding areas. 20’x40’x40’, HC wind and water tight. I beat Waters Ag and Big Bobs prices. Call me first, 580-281-0164 or 313-0358.

More than 300 used 6 ft. T-posts for sale. $1.25 each. 580-255-1260.

CENTRAL HIGH ALUMNI: Updated contact information is needed for the upcoming banquet on April 11. Text or call Melba at 580-704-5704 with your name, address and graduation year. Banquet de-tails available at a later date.

FIREWOOD for sale: Pecan or mesquite. $75 a rick. 580-313-1288.

BEST-KEPT SECRET in Duncan? Stockman’s Clearance Room! Dis-counted name-brand jeans, boots, shoes, OU and OSU gear, dresses, jewelry and accessories! 2115 N. Hwy. 81. Find us on Facebook!

One black/gray and one red/black new Snap-On Diecast 1:24 adult collectible NHRA Toyota Funny Cars, $200 per car. Deep fryer with propane tank, $175. WINCHESTER 30-30 Ranger, $600 cash only! Call or text Kent, 580-467-2463.

Do you want a TV in your bedroom? I have a WALL MOUNT TV. Call 580-252-3066.

FOR SALE: Old small ar-moire closet; milk glass chandelier; assorted sizes of Rocky Mountain, Lawmen and Silver Lake jeans. Call 580-512-6674 for prices and more information.

Peace Lutheran Church in-vites you to worship with us at 11 a.m. every Sunday. Lo-cated at 627 S. Baskett Rd. in Cyril. Come as you are. Pastor Sand Padgett, 580-591-1992.

FOR SALE: Serpentine belt remover and installer, $25. Wall-mount TV. Call for de-tails, 580-252-3066.

The Old Country Church, 1008 S. 8th in Comanche, in-vites you to its monthly gos-pel singing the 2nd Sunday of each month from 5-6:30 p.m. The singing is open mic format with food and fellow-ship following. For informa-tion, contact Pastor Sid Ba-zzrea at 580-467-1927.

Large VINTAGE Gulf ’76 dual fuel and oil pump lubester, $499. Stands 5’tall, 3’ long and 18’ wide. Expect some wear, scratches and surface rust. Would be a great piece of automobile memorabilia for collection, display or res-toration purposes. Contact 580-583-5573.

DEER broadcast and protein feeders, insulated sound-proof blinds on stands, metal outdoor furniture and firepits! All-Season Feeders authorized dealer. Made in the USA, sold local! Lots in stock! 405-633-3122 or 580-483-1220. www.castand-bang.com.

Chisholm Trail Sporting Clays is now open and locat-ed one mile north of old Hwy. 7 on Duncan Lake Road! Fol-low us on Facebook, www.facebook.com/chisholmtrail-sportingclaysok, or call 580-470-5520.

CRIME STOPPERS of Stephens County offers complete privacy and cash rewards for felony crime-solving information! Call or text 580-252-INFO (4636) or submit anonymous tips online through tipsoft.com.

Will sell or trade a GP 16’x30’ medium canvas tent for a single pole, hex GP small tent. Charles, 580-353-5011.

Open Range COWBOY CHURCH, meeting at 10 a.m. Sundays, Stephens County fairgrounds, Dun-can. Pastor Richard “Snip” Allen, 254-339-7465.

MACHINE QUILTING, $55 per quilt, any size. Your choice of color or thread. 580-606-3001.

WANDA Central Vac: Sales and service, new construc-tion or existing. Texhoma area since 1960. 580-439-5550.

One-of-a-kind QUILTS made from your loved ones’ clothes, who have passed on, to be cherished forever. Call 580-606-3001.

Summer Waves elite frame 20’x48’ above ground pool with skimmer and ladder, used twice, $125; Fireplace gas log insert with scree, $50; Maytag Centennial washer, $65; Body Champ exercise equipment, $75; New self-cleaning cat litter box, $25. Located in Walters, 580-875-3677.

WELDING and WELDING REPAIR of any kind, any place, any time. Business or home jobs. 580-704-2963.

Back room bargains, 50% off and more. MUD CREEK CREATIONS: Located on Main Street in Comanche. Open 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Tuesday–Saturday.

WANT TO BUY: $500 or $1,000 bills, will pay cash. FOR SALE: nice 12-foot stock trailer, $800. Call 580-475-4570.

For sale: PLASTIC BAR-RELS, $8. 55-gallon, solid tops and clean. Call 580-606-0620.

Need an estate sale? Let J & J Estate Sales work for you. Contact Janet Terry at 580-678-1719 or Janie Dupler at 512-2245. Honest/ Trust-worthy/ Dependable.

HANG GLIDING EQUIP-MENT: WW Falcon4, 170 breakdown, $1,600; WW Sport 2, 175 in good con-dition, $1,200; WW 160 topless Talon like new, $1,400; WW 160 topless Talon, $700; Two MZ 34 ATF Northwing trikes with bags and parachute, $2,800 and $2,000; WW harness and chute, $700. Located in Wal-ters, 918-448-1073.

FOR SALE: 2012 Ford Tran-sit Van. 62,000 miles, 22 MPG in town and 30+ on highway. New tires, recent oil and transmission fluid change, 4-cylinder and auto-matic transmission. Has two front seats and a 3-passen-ger back seat. Call 580-514-8264 for details.

TOP DOLLAR paid for nice, clean non-working riding lawn mowers. Preferably Stephens County area. 580-656-7986.

ESPN regulation size POOL TABLE. Nice and ready to go, $400. 580-475-4570.

For Sale: BLUE STUFF foot and leg pain relief, 8 oz. and 1 oz. jars. Super Blue roll-on, 3 oz. 580-439-6189.

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For SaleBrick Home on 2.0 Acres237 North 74th Street Duncan, Oklahoma

Improvements Include: A Nice 3 Bedroom Brick/Stucco Home (Approximately 1,845 Square Feet) a Large Den with a Nice Wood Burning Stove, Large Dining Room, Office with Storage Closet, Large Kitchen with Island and Nice Cabinets, Walk-in Pantry, Dinette and 1 3/4 Baths. Improvements also Include: The Home has an Attached Garage and a Large Covered Back Porch. A Detached Carport, a Large Sheet Metal Shop with a 9’ Overhead Insulated Door and Concrete Floor with an Attached Breezeway. The Home also has a Lean To (24’x30’), Storm Shelter, a Storage Building (8’x14’) and a Green House. All Situated on a Nice 2 Acre Parcel with Perimeter Fencing in a Great Location. Directions: In Duncan, Oklahoma; Go 5 Miles West on Beech Avenue, then North on 74th Street, 1/8 of a Mile. The Real Property with Improvements is Situated on the West Side of 74th Street. Broker’s Note: This is a nice Home Place with a Shop and Improvements situated on 2 Acres. The Real Property is located Approximately 1 Mile East of the Territory Golf Course. This is a Great Location. Please see to Appreciate.

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MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUSMilitary Order of the PUR-PLE HEART: Only com-bat-wounded veterans organization chartered by Congress. Mount Scott Chapter 602, Lawton. Amer-ican Legion Post 29, 5:30 p.m., first Tuesday of every month.

Commercial waffle cone maker & display freezer: Used Gold Medal 5020 Gi-ant Waffle Cone Iron / Maker 8” 120V, $249. Used display freezer for $499. $700 for both. 580-583-5573.

For sale: Baby Bundler slings. Chiropractor ap-proved, no buckles or rings, soft fabric, can nurse while wearing. DVD and paper instructions included. 580-439-6189.

SANDHILLS FISH Farm: Pond stocking minnows and perch. Let us stock your pond for you! 405-802-6417 or 658-6018.

3-Bedroom, 2-bath home on 37 ACRES with a POND. 1,670 sq. ft., 30’x50’ insulat-ed shop, 2 barns and storage shed. Located near Central High. Asking $319,000 OBO. Call 580-704-9890.

For sale: 10 head Longhorn ropers, never been roped. $400 each. Leave message, 580-467-2795.

Half Australian shepherd and half Blue Heeler puppies. Parents are both excellent working dogs. $250-$500. Call 580-476-3553

WANT TO BUY: Female Muscovy duck. Please call or text 580-467-0693.

Son of Sonitlena NCHA 188k, mare out of Com-mander King. Baby doll head with nice disposition. All colts have been gentle. Standing at stud, $500. 580-475-8096.

Licensed small family DAY-CARE has four full-time openings for M-F from 6 a.m.-6 p.m. Ages 1-4 years accepted. Call Deanna for more info, 559-772-6228.

For sale: 1983 Allis-Chalm-ers combine with 20 ft. header and 14 ft. header with pickup attachment. Call 580-512-1110.

JUNE ALFALFA: 485 bales put in your yard in a semi-van, $11 per bale. Located in Lawton. Contact Phillip, 580-351-8018.

For sale: Old tractors and parts. 580-467-8464.

Tandem axle 4 bale trailer modified to haul 5 round bales, $800. 580-353-5011.

RUGER GP 100 S.S. 357 mag., 7 shot NIB, $500. Springfield Armory 1911 .45 milspec NIB, $500. 580-656-4386.

Tan, plush leather COUCH. Excellent condition. Locat-ed in Duncan. 580-252-5525.

John Deere riding lawn-mower for sale, $600 OBO. 580-475-8096.

2012 red Chevy Silverado TEXAS EDITION. One owner, extended cab, 4x4, 101,000 miles. Nice truck. $16,900. 580-641-3300.

14 wooded acres SW of Comanche on paved road near Dry Creek; new bridge at end, nearby utilities. $2,200 per acre. 580-439-5408.

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