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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-05

"NS AoAS
wouldn't be SO bad would it2 Silage
makes a mighty good substitute.
We have a lot of nice comfortable
chairs in our Office at the city hall.
We also have quite au array of bulle-
tins and farm papers and would be
very glad to have you make this your
headquarters when in town on Sat
urdays. Better stop in next time you
are in town. l believe we have the
incest Office in the state for seating
capacity and comfortable rockers.
Will be glad to have you call and we
could talk things over.
Last Saturday as we were sitting
at the typewriter and fixing up this
for publication, we counted at least
a dozen little fellows that came with
their Yolks into town. We know they
enjoyed the outing, because we used
to a few years ago. It's still time
for these same boys to enter the
Boys Corn Contest. 1t will help to
keep up the interest in farm life.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-05

Corn cultivation will be the order
of the day in the near future. Too
many of our fields are plowed all
summer instead Of being cultivated.
Root pruning doesn't pay. If the
roots are cut of the corn is later IN
maturing. 1t takes time and energy
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-05
TO THE PUBLIC

. F. M. Bronson. who was for
, merly in the jewelry and watch
> repairing business in the Har-
, rington block, is now with A.
> Duffner, on E. Kemp avenue
. where he will be pleased to
, meet all of his old customers
. and many new ones.
> Watch repairing a specially.
: Prompt service.
> Satisfaction guaranteed.
. o
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-05

II you are looking for Judge F. A.
Countryman, you will find him in the
Stokes block. He has moved his
office from the Mellette block to the
Stokes block
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-11-10
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUN.
81: GIL CITY OF BEMIDJI, MINI.
OCTOBER 9th, 1913.

Council met council room city hall,
at O'clock p. NJ. in special session on
ROLL CALL. :
Upon roll call the following aldermen
were declared present: Moberg, Klein,
Bailey, Hannah, Miller, Murphy.
Absent: Smart, Bisiar, Crippen.
The mayors proclamation was read
desi gnat1ng November 25th, 1913 as the
date of a special election: to be held for
the purpose OF voting on the adoption
or rejection OF a new charter known as
the Commission Form Of Governme !"
On motion duly made and seconded
the following were appointed Judges
of Election for. the special election to
be held November 25th, 1919 and poll-
ing places designated. -:
First Ward--Judges-E. r. GetcheH
3. Riden, Geo. Kirk. Polling Place
Second Ward-Judges-D. c. smyth,
phos, Maioy Martin Flint. Polling
Third Ward-Judges-K K. Roe, J.
M Phillippi. John Marin Polling PIa 1e
Log Building back Of Mr.. DfcaireE'
Fourth Ward-Judges-I Peterson.
r., L. Blooston. J.. q. Groom. Polling
Place--Dafley''s Employment Office
No further business appearing Il was
moved we adjourn.
Adjourned.
sss Approved,
Attest: Preaident
GEO. STEIN, n.-
ztas}z City Clerk. = 80
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g-l & ii 3 "a { ( !
out of the Emergency Fund of said
maining therein not otherwise appro-,
priated the sum Of Two Hundred Dol
lars to help defray the costs of furn-
tsh1ng musical entertainment for the
people of said. city during the year
1913, pursuant to the provisions of
chapter 165 General Laws Of Minnesota
for the year1911. Said resolution hav-
Bisiar 1T was put upon it's passage and
on roll call of ayes and nos It was
duly carried and so declared.
u. The following aldermen voted "aye":
Moberg, Bailey, Bisiar, Hannah, Miller.
Maar NRaosy,. Nona
Approved October 25th, 1918.
MEMcCUAlG,
As geo STEIN, Mayor.
City Clerk:
MISCELLANEOUS
The fire committee recommended the
purchase Of fire department hose
clerk was instructed to advertise for
bids.O on fire departme emit, sleigh. -
The question of cleaning septic tank
was under discussion, the same being
referred to the sewer committee with
instructions to report at next meeting.
lied to do necessary dredging at fire
dock, to secure adequate water supply
during the winter.
No further business appearing it was
moved we adjourn. ~ ss
Attest: President.
City Clerk. =...}
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-11-10
ADDITIONAL ANTS

ADDITIONAL WANTS.
TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY
FOUND-A bunch Of keys. Owner
can have same by proving proper
ty and paying for this al. Pho
neer office.
WANTED osition to sing and play
at parties and dances. Also to
teach piano lessons. Inquire w.
Burns, $40 Minnesota avenue.
Phone GIL.
PROCEEDINGs CITY COUNCIL, CITY
OF BEMIDJI, AIINNs OCTOBER
goth. 1913.
Council met council room city hall
at o'clock p. m. a quorum being
present meeting was called to order by
President Murphy.
ROLL CALL.
Upon roll call the following aldermen
were. declared present: Moberg, Bailey.
Bisiar, Hannah, miller. Murphy. Alb
sent: Klein sMm iNdr aEEsappen,
Minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved r1s
The following bills after being aud
tied were read and allowed: U.
Joe Waller, services special po.'
P oeae & SON hay !; IRE dept. rs
Northw estsr n !; Teiephene 8 Com: :
sci papers =; ~: !. 1o.so=
R5 PTiso1 5eSn;on: hook. ii6;:;x s:sS
6: E. Battles. Coal library. .:.... ne. IS
Wm g5es: mdse pasRers worK 80
property owners. .,.:.,.s.'. III. g
" anS d TS}}}sy d team 6,ss water
T. w. swinson. services city
engineer :. 4s. 90
Di ins e.nn.. on..'a. pm s3.s5
NJ. Ryan. services assistant to
city engineer .,.-.. 1875
a%d enrb conet 1xsaj slaewaik 81
CONSTRUCTION $1,000 s.e. " 80 1874. o5
Ann,,cat,o 81 McKim S q Son for +ta
transfar ~ iinnnr 1icense @ranted ~;
Perie Davis was read and granted. All
Anpiication al Peter Edd FOR emnlov-
m ont IicanSa NJ Tyoa o. Tro nfad N ,nppti41n
'@.'0 se' BONDS.
1in,or ,,oan.aoInnd rronl,
nv ood tToTi, W. " ,tt ~ MI
a1aran mG snrat1 son W a,ret tns e sre
annrove2 ~ ~ 20 = -: = :. :
IN tIa a - sS1Sa m ,;th tla T;G. H4
r. nn,o;+ ~ ~ -. VA a,.ta
fors hnnd ~ II nora u,S;fh aI Rnhart Nj
! son and Matt Phibbs "a surety in the
snn If sS01 IN were annrnvai = '. - .AAe
Employment Office Bond Of Peter Edd
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were declared present: Mobers, Klein,
Smart, Bailey. Bisiar, Hannah, Crippen,
Miller, Murphy. :,
Matter of driving piling under abutt-
.ments was under discussion. No action
being taken it was moved we adjourn
Adjourned. -
Approved,
r. F. MURPHY,
Attest: President.
City Clerk.
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su bscribe for the Pioneer.
, 1913-12-03

very necessary in such cases that certificates
to that effect be produced stating that the
houses, sheds, etc. have been vacant during
said period.
TT MUST BE SPECIALLY OBSERVED i
Persons neglecting to procure the infor-
nation and proof described by the regula
ton III the above shape, time and place,
must ascribe to their own neglect all losses
resulting therefrom. 4
As several planters in the last years have
neglected to meet at the fixed time and
place to deliver their t~axlists, the Commits
sion begs to announce that tuxlists will notE
be received for any Quarter, at any other
time or place than above stated. In case
persons neglect to deliver Il taXlist for ANY
estate in due time the Commission will bel
fore closing the meeting assess the tax fol
said estate according to the best of itsI
knowledge. TaNlists which are forwarded
later to the Commission will, together with
IL list of those estates that have omitted tos
send in their taxlists, be transmitted to theK
G overnment in order that other measures
be taken.
Blanks for ~taxlists will be distributed some
days previous to the meeting of the Tay
Commission and are required TO be accurate
ly filled ont by the pnltleS concerned, and
delivered to the Commission on the dMS
which is fixed for each street in the town
and each Quarter i'll the country.
Tax Commission for St. Croix, 9th No
vember, 1913.
WILL. JACOBSEN. 7. J. STRIDIRON
, 1913-12-03

Senere indkomme Skottelister vii ligesom
Ipdheretning over sumtlige Plantager, der
mantte have nndladt Mt indsende Skattelis
ter. hlive "tilstillpt Gouvernementet til vi
dere Foranstaltning. u
Blnnketter til Skattelister vile blive om-
delte nogle Dage foriuden Skate kommls-
sionens Mode og bliyer noiagtlg at udfylde
If Vedkommende, SAINT derefter ut atgive til
commissioner Byerne paa den tor hver
Gade og paa Landet pa" den for hvert
Kvarter hestemte Dag.
Skate. commissioner for st. CrOlx, den
24de November, 1913.
WILL JACOBSEN. T. j. STRIDlRON.
, 1913-12-03
PrOklama.

WWED ars og Days Vnrsel indkoldes
&S3 herved Arvingerne paa Boet efter
afgangne uml ndigt prte ALICE GROGAN,
hvilket Bo behnnules a. n@r v@rende Skifte-
ret, til ut varetage deres Tury paa Boer.
C~hristianeteds Skifteret, st. Croix, den
27de November, 1913.
L. r. LEVY
CT
, 1913-12-03
Translation.


y T is hereby brought to public notice, that
- the leave of absence granted Judge, Re-
forder and Policemaster in Christinustt, 8
,risdiction, St. Croix, POULSEN has been
onded to the 3 March 1914.
government Secretary's Office, st. Croix.
IL 2Sth November, 1913.
WILL. JACOBSEN.
, 1913-12-03
I'rOkIatn;,.

"A LIE og enhver, som mnatte have no.
So get at fordre Beet efter afgangne
CLEOPATRA Matthew's. hvilket Bo
behandles af Derv@rende SkifIeret, indkaldts
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel ill at
anmelde % bevisliggore deres Krav.
Med Aars og Days Vnrsel indkaldes
Afdodes Arviuger til at varetage deres Turv
paa Boet.
Christiansreds Skifteret, ST. Croix den
OF November, 1918.
f. h. LEVY,
est.
, 1913-12-03
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

-
mURSUANT to order from the Govern
. ment the Tax Commission for st. CroIX
will meet on the aforementioned days to
receive information in writing relating to the
taxes for the present year:
For the Town of Christiansted,
at the Government Secretury's Office III 10
O'Clock forenoon viz:
TUESDAY the 9th December, for the
Inhabitants Of Kings, Company, Queens
Strand, North aud West Streets, also West
ern Suburbs.
WEDNESDAY the 10th December, for
the lnhabitauts OF Smith, Western, and Ulke-
lane, Waiergut, Market and Prluct's Streets,
Kings and Queens Cross Streets, Church,
Hospital and Green Streets and the Eastern
Suburbs.
THURSDAY the 18th December, for the
inhabitants of Hill, East, Lagoon, Little
Hospital, New aid Fisher Streets.
For the Country,
FRIDAY the 18th December, for the in
hnbitants in both East End Quarters at The
Stock Estate Sill Us FANCY at IL
o'clock.
SATURDAY The 18th December, for the
inhabitants in Company's Quarter, at the
Estate Gr0n9e at II O'Clock.
MONDAY the 18th December, for the in
hnbitants III Queens, Kings and NortLsIde
Quarter, Lr. b. ut the Station at Kingshill
at 10 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY the 18th December, for
the inhabitants III Princes Quarter in the
School at estate Dia nond at 2 O'Clock pm,
not II O'Clock noon.
FRIDAY the 10Th December, for the
Inhabitants in West End Quarter u d North
=, -L- - 4 - a.. D,1,oa nA1oo -,
Frederiksted, at 10t o'clock.
For the Town of Frederiksted-
same day, for tho inhabitants OF Strand.
Kings and Queens Streets.
SATURDAY the 2Oth December for the
inhabitants Of Princes Hospital and New
Streets, Kings Cross Street, Market, Hill
and Lagoon Streets, all at The sad Fohce
Office at lO4 o'clock.
Owners of estates are to specify IN writing
the exact number of acres III sugar cu'tlva-
tion. in cotton CULTIVATION, III other cultIva-
ton and in pasture. Also information con-
corning the buildings Oh the estate "@d the
annropriation thereof, especially if there are
rooms rented to other than labourers perm"-
nently employed, and The length and width
OF said rooms and The rental thereof.
If any portion of the land is considered to
ba useless. aud Yields no revenue to the OVID
or. the number of acres OF such portion must
ne stated in the taxlist and Il certificate on
oath issued by the proprietor aud two
Bnrghers residing in The Quarter, and fur
thermore nttested by the Quarter Otficer,and
delivered to the COMMISSION.
In order that reduction can be obtained in
tbe taxes for dwelling houses, warehouses
and sheds, which have been unoccupled for
two moths aud upwards, the Commission
would particularly draw the attention Of
those parties desiring reduction that it Is
, 1913-12-03
BEKENDTGORELSE

" FOLGE Gouvernementets Ordre vii Skat-
D, te Kommiasi omen for st Croix vRre sam
LET nae efte7fGlgende Dage for at modtage
~kriFtlige Oplysnjnger nngnaende Skatterne
for indevterente Aar;
For Byen Christiansted,
Gnyrmements Srkreturiatet, hver Formid-
dag +. 10, nem}:g:
TIRSDA GEN den Ode December for Be-
boerne i Kou2ens, Compagnlets, DronnlnG-
ems. Strand, Norre og Vester Gade SAINT
Fo,staden til Vesteu.
ONSDAGEN den 10le December for BE-
boerne Smede, Vester og Ulkestr@de,
Vatterguttet, Torve o9 Prindsene@"de,
Kougens og Dronuipgens Tverg"de, hlrke'
Hosritals og Grouuegude, SAINT forst"deh
til Oslrn.
TOR5DAGEN, den lite December for
Beboerue Bjergr, O~ter, L"gun, Lille HOS
pitals, Ny og Fi~kergnde.
For Landet.
FREDAGEN den 12le December for BE-
hoe,n. bepge Oatende KvartereI, pnn
Qyasplantasen SALLHS FdAC1 M Il
FormlddNg.
IOkDAGEN den 13de December for Be-
bo4yne C~ompasniets Kvarter, paa Plnu-
4aurn ,,1rolqe KL, IL Forlniddag.
NANDAOEN den 15de December TOR Be-
1oerue / DtonnlngenS, Kongens og NordSlde
B Kvarteler, pua Kingshill Station III. ~
Formiddag.
ONsDAGEN den Tide December for Be-
boe1ne i Priudsens Kvartel / Skolehuset paa
Pnntnue, Diamond X. 2 Ettermiddag, like
III. II Middag.
FRLDNGEN den lode December for Be-
h.prne Vcatende o8 Nordslde A. hvarteltf
Polinkemmuret Frederksted, hi 1O3
ForniIddag.
For Byen Frederiksted,
eon,nn Dao ion Beboorne i Strand, hongens,
90 DrounIugens Gade.
I0RDAGEN den 2Ode December for Be-
1oelne / Priudsens, Hospitals, og NygaHe'
Kongens Tvergnde, Torve, BJerge oG la
punnade, ligeledes ovenmeldte Fon'lAah-
mrr Ii 10t Formiddag.
Plau1aeeeiere have at lndglve nolaStlGe
On{yaniUo,r ON hvorme9et Land der er ud-
lart Snkkerdyrkning, BomuldSdyrkn'hg'
an6an Dyrkniug og G. @sgang, SAINT ON de
nan plHntayen verende Bygninger o. ON
ll4ra4 Arvendelse, / Serdtleshed med Hen
gym I'll ON. der pua Plantagen hndes Niere!Ser
III Udleining til andre end PlantH8ens taste
lbeidere 90 LRugden og Bredden al alSSe
Neerelser og Lejesummen deiaI'
Forsnavidt nouen Deel af LHndet like er
til nogen Nytte eller Brug ellel atglVe ro%en
Indtegt, bIiver AgerantaIlet ut anlote Pna
Skattelisten, og ell Attest derom udSteo'
nuder Eds TiIbud af Eieren og tvende bor-
oere j Kvarteret SAINT bekraeflei at hVar'er-
oAfcefeu. at indlevere til COMMISSIONER
For Observation-Disclosures, Pahh"Se o9
skott.DHgfige Mure, som have staaet lrd'8e
- Maaneder og derover og for hvlIket Ned
s;eu.else Skatterne forlanees henleHeS
Eiernes Opnark,omhed paa NodVendl8he-
den If Production af fornoden Attest fol at
disse have veret ubeb EIDE / Diet anSlYne
1idsrum.
OPMERKSOMHEDEN HENLE-
DES PAA:
Fuhver som fors0mmer at anglVe de for7
pevnte Cpl, sning4r Ill %ovenmeld'e ma os5
Sted mua tilskrive sig selv Diet deraf hy]
dende Tab,
Da fere Plantere de sidste Aar 1kkeA
have modt paa den dertil Gestemte Jag ON
Sled OF afgivet deres Skattelister, undiadeiN
commissioner like herved at lndsk1efpe'A
at Skqttelistrr If samme like vi hllVe moo
1aget for noget Kv"rter udenfor den TN
nj odtaeelsen for Skatteister for neVntsH
Kvarter fastsatte lid og Sted Tg at hom-
-. ,,or NonoM fcrSOmmpr Mt llld-B
, 1913-12-03
ekendtgoEelse

NET bekendtgores herved, at der err til
- staaet Underdommer, Skriver og Politi-
mester Christiansteds Jurlsdiktion pau t.
Croix j. NJ. POULSEN ForIengelse af Orlov
med 3 Maaneder fra den 3 December d. A..
at regne.
Guv4rnements Srkretariatst, St. Croix,
den 90 November, 1913.
WILL JACOBSEN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-02
THICK GLOSSY HAIR
NO MORE DANDRUFf
"irls! Bcautify your hair! Make
II soft, fluffy ana
luNuriant.

Try as you viii, after an applica-
lion ot Dunderinc you cannot find n
single trace of daudruff or falling
hair and your scalp will not itch.
but what VIII please you most. wll
ne after tew weeks use. when Won
See new hair, fine and downy az first
ycs-but really new hair-growlng
an over the scalp
A little Daudeune immediately
doubles the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dui' faded. brittle and
scragg}. just moistcn "A cloth with
bandcrue and carefully draw IL
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a timc. The effect is inn
mediate and amazing your haIr VIII
De light fluffy ami WaAy. ana have
am appearance of abundance. an in
comparable lustre. softuess and luxu-
Rance. the beauty and simmer of
true hair health
'Get O. - cent bottle of Knowlton's
bandcriue from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any
that It has been neglected or injured
uy careless treatment-th that's all
Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-02

The young Misses Goldie Smith and
Geraldine Clark entertained party
of boys and girls at jolly Halloween
celebration Friday night In the home
OF Miss Goldie's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
@. X. Smith at No. 3O6 North Chey-
enne Ave. The children. masked and
wearing all sorts Of unique costumes,
spent the evening hours In appropri-
ate games and contests and refresh
ments were served. Autumn leaves
and pumpkin faces. together with
flowers decorated the rooms. which
were the scene of the frolic Qf the
children. Guests were the young
Misses Helen League. Elizabeth Irv-
ing, Louise Hoey, Agnes Patterson,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-02

Miss Lorena Cruce Of oklahoma
CITY, daughter of Governor Lee Cruce,
together with Miss Alice Wilson, also
Of oklahoma City, who is spending
the winter in Tulsa, were introduced
to the younger girls Of society by
Mrs. W. II. Pomroy. Miss Wilson
sister. Monday af'ernoon at the
Pomroy home on South Boston ave
rue. The charming courtesy to Miss
Cruce and Miss Wilson was bridge
of four tables, and the decorations
were of lovely white chrysanthemums
and greenry. expressing the official
colors of the congress. At bridge
Miss Gertrude Connolly made high
score. her award being pretty gilt
of cut glass In the APE race Miss
Cruce was the winner OF the prize, a
rair of scissors. Plates Of a salad
and ice course were set at the card
tables. the honors of serving being
done by Mrs. Pomroy. aided by Mrs.
Robert Galbrcath, Mrs. II. T. Hainer
and Mrs. Grant Il. McCullough
Guests of the happy occasion were the
Misses I.eona and Bethel Cone, Gladys
Brown, Gertrude Connolly. Gladys
Stebbins. Ethel and Helen Carter, lr-
ma Macdonald. Irene Delaney, Mar
paret Crosbie. Leona Galbreath. Marie
Parker. Marian Harmon and Ordie
Galbreath, and Miss Adah Bennett Of
Oklahoma City.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-02

which small Miss Domingo's mother
Mrs. ID. c. Acosta, entertained a
party of about thirty children. The
decorations gave due honor to Hal
luwe'en as did the games and refresh
rlents all of which were enjoyed by
the Riddles af er. school hours Prizes
were awarded to Irene Buel and
Walter Broach. Mrs. AcOsta had rs
aldS in the entertainment of the
children, Mrs. J. II. Henry Mrs. II. d.
Murdock, Mrs \. G. Johnson, Mrs.
Percy Mcbride of IT. Morgan, col,
Miss Margaret Schafer, Mildred and
Margcry King and Margaret Acosta.
The youngsters who were DominSo's
guests were Lolita Murdock. Ann
Breckenridge, Helen Magazines,
Helen Antle, irene Bucl, Virginia
Wmkler. jeanette Wright Elizabeth
Henry, Florence Stonebrook, Dorothy
Davis, Margaret Jean lIaworth, and
Jackie Crosbie and Masters Archie
Steiner Thurman Murdock, Eidrod
Bates Walter Broacn, William and
Marshall Bolts, William Gordon, vii
liam Fleetwood, Billy Breckenridge,
Norman Wright, James Bush, George
Wmkler, James Diggs, Alvin william
Johnson. Richard Daniels, Dan j.
Davisson, Jr, and Hugh Mcbride Of
II Morgan, Colo. Masters Parker
Robertson and Otto Killing were also
assistants to Mrs. Acosta
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-02

Small Miss Elizabeth Cook. daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. W. Albert cook.
celebrated the feast Of Halloween by
entertaining a dozen of the children
OF the neighborhood with a masque-
rade and costume party Friday even
ing from Z until $50 at the Cook
home ON South Boulder avenue. Tho
decorations were of -o'lanterns,
and festivities of the evening were
ruled over by the witches and spritcs
of the fairy tale. The refreshments,
too. were of variety always served at
Halloween.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-02
Theta Tau Kappa.

The Theta Tau kappas were guests
of Miss Irene Hawkins at Hal
lowe'en lark Friday evening in the
home Of the young hostess parents,
Mir. and Mrs. T., j.. Hawkins on South
Baltimore avenue. In the midst of
ghosts and goblEs the mysteries Of
club membership were revealed to a
group of new members Lunch was
served. The girls who enjoyed Miss
lrcne's hospitality were the Misses
Mary Clay Williams, Irene crate,
Merle McPike, Evelyn Kusee, Fawn
Ballew, Evelyn MainWaring, Mary
Stotts and Ada SidWell.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-02
Magical Effect of
NesU Face Peeier

NtiuHN .'"ti''''' e.,,-
Tp maintain a clear rosy !Ou,hiui 'uu ia
Inn there's nothing 50 simple to use
..l We, so effective as ordinary mercolised
,., ,,hich YOU can get at any drug store,
Jr.t applv the wax at Night a. you wonia
.uI cream IN the morning wash u OIL WIN
ann water. II you'v never tried u you
,1Y imagine the magical effect OF TINS
i.r,nl.ss home treatment. The wax causes
a.. worn.out scarf skin TO come of In min
,,t. particles. a little at time. aud soon YOU
,s,e entirely shed the offensive cnhcie.
rq. fresh Young underskin now in evidence
l. so healthy and girlish looking so free
from any appearance Of ariificialty, you
,-.t YOU had heard nf this marvellous com
,-.yinf-renewing secret long ago.
10 get rid Of pour wrinkles here q
for-,ula that is wonderfully effective. l
g., powdered saxoliie dissolved In = pt.
,.,fri hazel Bsthe the face IN .his and you
vU be simply sstonished at the results,
oven after the first trial. Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-02
Visitors Saw OH Fields.

Mr.. ana Mrs. cyrus :. Avery gave
Governor Lee Cruce and his party the
pleasure Of an automobile "trip
through the oil fields adjoining Tulsa
and to the principal manufactures ot
the city Friday afternoon. The party
consisted Of Governor-Cruce. Miss Lo-
rena Cruce. Miss Adah Bennett, Nd
iutant General Frank NJ. Canton. Mrs
canton, and Lieutenant Charles THUS
ana Mrs THUS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-02
SUES on pRONISSORY NOTE
Bank Scrhs Recovery nn $4,000 Not,
ALLEGED to BE Past Due.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla Nov I
The State National bank ~ Oklaho.
ma city instituted suit iu the district
court Friday against B. C. Housed
William l.. Pavnr and others for the
recovery OF $4,000. alleged to boz Ions
past due on promissory note given
by the defendants I'm 1871. The petit
tion states that the defendants borrow
I'd the money ON December -. l9fi
giving real estate and other property
as security for payment. The pers .u-
named IN the suit are Il. G. Housed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-02
BETTER SILK DRESSES AT
S23.95.

Creations in the very latest
this seasons styles, are here in
most wonderful assortment, pom
padour silks, fine crcpcs and other
silheu fabrics Of every color are
used in the construction of the
beautiful silk dress You will find
here. Prices range $25 coz OK
and $3.50 for Monday QGJ'JJ
Coats Of Fashion, street coat,
in the latest models, made Of fash
ionable rough materials. Latest
productions in beautiful coats OF
yclycts, plush, etc, with trimmings
Of fur.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-02
.tftpr-Theatcr Dinner.

Mr.. Al II. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson. and
Mr.. Wilson'S sister, Miss Lizzie VIII
son. with Mrs. Louise Schlicher, who
theater this season. ihade up a small
party that enjoyed a little dinner at
the Criterion Friday evening, follow
ing the performance of "A Rolling
stone"