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The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
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Defsult having beea asAs oy Cecil
L. Wasl Il 0arfisla ~essty, CeaeCRa,
s.l Whseles 4. Getty Whsae AAAq y
Lincoln, LA.easteF County, Nebf- =
the payment Il interest due On teae
certain proaissory nste dsted tie 1T
lay Of becenbes, A. D. 1909, and 6se
on or before five years with intessst
at the rate Of 8 per cent per annsn,
said interest payable aansslly, and -
cured BY 4 certain Deed Of Trust daAea
the lst day Of Deeen6er, A. d. l0oo,
and recorded in the Office Of the County
Clerk and Recorder Of said Garfiese
County, Colorado, on the 20th day u
january, A. D. 1910, in Book ~ 1t paGs
$50, Of the Garfield County reeordS;
BY reason Of which default, 3. o. Wet.
son who is the legal hsldsr Of said ne9s
secured in and BY Aid Aeed Of trUBt,
has declared al Of sa,a isasbtslness
due and payable, aAd demands tAts
foreclosure. Now tAsesfoee, fear vssh
pablie .stiee = hereby given that |,
Tie u.Asrsigned, - trustee i. ~
deed e tsust neatisasA sd ualsr ~
pewess aAl satAoFity sAA fss tAs ~
sad purposes thsreis stated, Win ssll =
publie euetioa for ths best psies ~
ssne win brin8 /, eesA, .. AsaAaE;
ths leth aay Il February, 4. D. ls6A
ths frost deer Of the County Cssst
House in tie town Of GlsswseA
Springs, Colorado, all Of the fsllowiae
described property in and by said dss1
of trust conveyed, situated in ssi4
County and State, to-wit:
The north half Of the northeast
quarter and the northeast quarter s3
the northwest quarter Of section thirty
three 1897, the southeast quarter Of
the southeast quarter of section twea-
ty-nine 1897, the north half of tAs
northeast quarter the southeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter, an1
the southwest quarter of the nOrthesse
quarter of section 80; the northwest
Of the northwest quarter of sectisn
33, and the west 1916 acres Of IL
west haif Of the southwest quarter q
section q; described - foilsws, =.
wits BsginaiAg a4 tAs ssstAwsst -
.es ef ssetisa -, tAs.es runaing HseeA
l707 fss<, tAsass IN Q wsA3sEiAG ess11l
dSwn fAsAeAsts sFsek loo7 issf, tAssg1
IN . ssaeAtss1aeiy esaass - faG1
tAsae> ps11st lll4t tlsst;, tAeeas Wa
\ ~ fsse, - ~ starting psalt, also G+
aHdivi&s1 ~ -s1a1ds Interest IN -
ef haA Is fest viSs sunsing Hss51
froa HaessA1ts sss6k - tAs xsovCS11
Ditch fsllew'ng vsse q said seetisa e
alas an right title aed interest In u
0pf'ng Valley Al Lew Csse Ditek1
all Wassf Tigats thsreunts bslsasill
toestAer WITH an other diteAss Al
watse sigAts assa With o. appertainis
- any II tie absve described had, :
Of tbs above described land being d
Townsh'p 9 South Of Range %, ". q
p. u. T47-rts a
.Ieees.saxS also isSth, Al: ,.aE-e.
equity and benefit Of redemption q
the said Cecil Ward and Wheeler {
Getty, their heir and assigns thcreie
subject only to redemption ~ provided
T! by law. =
Dated 1t o,enweod spri.s,. Coior.Ao
khfa ~ Aav - IapuAyv n SAoN C.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
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DsaAalk Aavias Sssa oaAs b. Linz
u. Bsaasoa Il 6aFfSssl Ossat1, Osae-
So6s, h tAe pay1eatNf inAssus6 - ~
elSoA1o ooes6Dd Aa4sd Ny ~, - AsR
leal, - 1sssrs1 ~ q estaia ApsA -
tsust rsesrasA in tAs Sffiss st ~
Osaney Cisrk a.A 1sssease q ~
Has1iis1s aOeaatys - tAe StF Aay -
Na1, A'D. .l111, = nssk -ol - gN0s
17Gr Il ~ 0axfieA Osaa4y rsseeaa
|. ~ rsasoa ~ whieh 1sfsilt, Cbassss
~. Nlhsa, W. b H. lsgal kssase q
saia HSss sses1oa n - - sail 1ssa
ef t1sGk has Aselassa IN q - h
aesfsd.sss de aaA peyslle aAA T.
nAAAs sAis forselosarA New, thsss-
fofS, foaf wesAs' pubic netiee b lAsRs-
BY g'vsa that I, the s,Aessignsd, -
Ps5a e. g;rSeksa-- Ss- ss.ts s-,sss1s .sf. tss,ss
mentioned, and under Its powers aad
authority and for the uses asl paf-
poses therein stated, viii ssll at Pab'ie
esetion for tie best price the SANE
win bring 10 easA, % Noaday, tAs loeA
DAY of March, a. D. 1919, at the hesS
e . e'elosk z. Il, a4 ~ ffsat 6ess
q ~ Csaaey 0sut Hs0s = ~ tsws
- een~eo1 eleD. 0ueesaeas - =
- lueGQlsa Apglksa s.sp9i = -
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
snUo4MD NAxS

WAsseaa, Greer A. Nss<s ed Klsis
ID Fsste, by tAeir esetaiA Assa sf trsss
1sssd April s7tA, 1910, aAA rsssrasd IN
~ sffiee Of tAs 0esk Al Hsesedsf
Of Garfield County, Colssado, - July
|4ad, 1910, IN Book 81 st Paee 1le
|tasrssf, conveyed T. the andefsigned
|as Public Trustee Of said County, tho
lands, ditch and water rights hereia-
after described, for the purpose Of ~
curing the prompt payment Of their
certain promisory note Of even date
with said deed Of trust. to Tim Tins
ley, for t5,000.00 and bearing interest
1t 6 per cent per annun, interest payA-
BE annuslly; aad
Where's. IL - provided in saiA deed
Il tFuse among other things, that In
I sass astaalt sAoald b AaAe in the Pay-
|nsaG q intsesst - saiA Dote aseee01Ae
IL ~ tsase eaa sffsst - d aay = ~
|AesuA asaA1tsoao - a0so0n1A Aoa-
I1alsaA. II seA 49, q fMG4 tAea ~
|Sstsse 81 AeDasa = ,Wsttinl H1e1 t1tR
~ VA&eao1GboA = OAGA SU6oo 3SuU161.
~ tniojsof6eoe SAsaDf Os0se Aop9oee
~. lyu0sD1n1neAeA4e Al1As,ADe6
|see NJ. DPpsfaa eAea SlysA ~ -
= V1AAo 01sta0a - psopogey - -
- ans - ~ AtgAs& bl1ass ~ sHe1
|Gha 1qtsy tas Peesoees - pVUeeieao y
~ ssse slss1ses1iaei ~, Aruks -
Isnva - NaPeA tA3ep - ,AaDesns>e
e ~ Hst pesessty ~ tF1H -
Sa3t1ie teWax1 ~ tayns1s q M
kases ptiDsaPaa anl isessese, - ~ -
N 9a9A1 axtesa, rSsassaaR ~ SvR-
lrDA - aqy, = said eseatsss n sat1
I2eo4 e tsase 0ee&; &;enea. aAd
I Where's. default has Nees uaAe 70
tsAe saywest - aW irt.rest ~ aaiA Woee
ssbasss .e.., Hrr5;; :1sstk. isss.S ISti7
feAs payment ef A10N On of assessnent
isp the water stsek hsre'aafter de
kspvfk~d. ard I've Iee>l holder. and "wnrv
lef MI Neee has uWder the teTma. rNW-
bAitso~S and sss~e0ewts e"~tsa~ei n
laN AeeA ~ tvwst ara h~-awse - sw-s
fAtesNVs. declared sssA ~~te ;" ~ nav
3vAeNy ~ avA 49, Ssve~ rstse~ aRA
0oos ae@aoA ~ WsesswR se~s ~ ~
l0Nuso = ussssasa y ~ - =
IAsaRasSssdsuU ~S ~ -
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
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n.ss:t.sss = - 49, = q -
Sss. q issa
Nseiss b Asssbg OiSas ~ l1ssy 4.
0sssa, e 01ae1eA1 oeiaGA CDiA, -
. osAshv ~ Ma 49, AssEsl
Il. a..t -: e. : - = L Z -
s.h Pstssieea AsaSksA - "a sstias
el is1saAisa - 0a1D 0nh onnpGl
Pred, = ea1sAliaA 80 . - -
shsss Assss1ha4 hslses ~ 1ao6a1o
.s1 nsasi.ss. D. o laa1 OK q
asssoe.a s!sieA os1ssAA . -
iaeA ~ = YsHssesy. -
!; -: -: s:.:s - . e::::.s -: q -, =
e., s.l I'D sss Z o.
Z Z V0on0AM,
l10s3 xeg.sse.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
AsUasssaasas Hsr esasaas rss.sl

NOTICE = Asrsby dive. that an sppn.
ea4;aas for pes1iAs - Ara.e .sattle,
g z-:e,--se... .4y. q 81 z
CROsS NATIONAL FOREST daring
The ssasna u 1914, nsst be filed II
NV offs-c At c'enwesd Spring. Colo,
% - before March I, 1913. Fsll in.
forastiea . regard - tis gRaaias fsss
A. ~ cFarg And b'ank foras 70 b.
u.eN n askisg appaieoe 'ess vii D
1ss11sAs1 ypoo s1Qo1A 4A111 4.
FEEhCA, qsPssslslN IA s. 5'af
Lsss1l;s;'s ss,h& g s.. g.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
APPLICATION Fo1 o1Axrua

Nstsss . hsssey Eivsa tAas sn sppk-
sasisas fse ps1aS - ssae sc63
Ase.as 80 sAssR vtGAis ~ 81
Maaiseel Hsesse ntae ~ ssasse p
asN AssA . ~ = a se1IsS
= aSs4 1en lfsbaa1isA = ssoAaa .
- 1oea 1sgoito, - iskoaDS1.e - -
lS.2a Alf9 Il, y - = lkS6 ~
s =:
~ gi--d tor ''s i4Sfse-r - "A 66x0
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
NOTICE FoR ru811cA11or

OeDaat0s0t ct IL IAtesiss, q. q LaAA
Oitice At Glsnwood Spring. Cels.,
Jan. -, 1913.
Notice b Aseeby givsa that Charles
L DeAssk, q 0lsawosA 0PsiasA Osia.,
WAo - July - l0oo DaAe Hs9ss4soA
xts,':s:.ss:, e; I -; & e. .1 LIZ, -.
Es.s F,s.s -, =. - a|s:t -: ::
FeeAiGGis6i + ti1 - VIese ~
PSu11ta toets1ab1llkts118 ta.t1o NJ
|absve 1sssssbs1, hsDsso H. A1sAss
s. g: !9F%3s F,3.s esssE ssss
0d9pe HsA0,as witnesses, 1OsDA
|lliek, llaxy ll3ek, Aaseis OAksaat ed
lyssePA 1eAhsA IN e ossovStd
lawA ssze n Ag1o8nHAA, :
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
Pu11.Ic 91uozn's aAI.1

Defa.lt having heea aAds By Jsaa
q. HssAstt Of Garfield Ossnty, Csls-
raAs, In tAs payment ef Psiasfpal AsA
iatsesst - HI o. 90 nsts AaAsl Nsv.
e0tA, leeo, 90 ssesfsd ~ . ssstaie
dssa e ts1A sssseAeA in IL sffiss e
H. Ossnty Csek aAA 1ssseAss ef saiA
0AsfSeA Csaafy - tAs 1oeA lAy u
JAsaAxy; 4. d 1910. IN Bssk - q
pA0e Ne. l37 q ~ 0AxfielA Cesaey
rseseaD; By ssAsea Of WikeA Asksalt, j.
IL WAits, vAe b tAe leDal Asl1ss .ef
aail n01O ooeufe1 In - by sid Aoed
e tsusA has AeelassA IA Il ~ n.
Asessa.sas de- 90 PayaAas Aal -
aAAAs tAis Ssesaasssss. tgeU, tAssa6sss,
fear Wssks' paAaSe 1eG3ee b hssVby
givsa tAa& I, tie undssstg.sA, - PsAiie
trustee In saiA AssA ef tfusE 1satasasl,
sd sndeF Its powers saA a.tAssity
and for the usss and parposs tAassin
stated, will sell at public aastiea fer
the best price the sane will bring h
cash, On Monday, the 24&h day Of ~
rua1y, A. D. 1918, at the Near Il I've
Q 'sieck p. n, at the froat door sf the
County Court House i. the town Of
Glenweoi epr;lga, Colorado, an 4 tAs
following described property In aaA By
saiA Assa Il trrst conveyed, itsassd
In saiA Cssnty aAA Stats, ts-vit:
Lets sunbsfsa thiFtssa (l3), fsse-
sssa (l4), fifteen (ls), axtssi tle,.
sevsntssa tl7) and siXhssea (ls), b
basek ns1bsssA i've ~ 4 Wssvsst b
AAAit;ss - ~ tsw. e CassseAsis,
eeesRaiag - ~ paat g sssssa b ~
sef'ss II tAs 1sssr1ss e Dss1s Z aii
oesaieA os:ra, os,sseAs. Az =.
l6anesaO - t6ssoVs0ssl1 thsssse q
FvAaasesss I'D - aA&ass, teastAsa
wtaA. . .l-1oo iatssast il 80 - Z, ~
|inAsGe + IL Wsavse ed LssahasAy
DitsA, wA'sA b - sndivsasd insssssl
90 S1DsssAiP- fses<Ass alss With ~
risAEs, Mr., sqsity aAA es.sfit 4 -
dsoPtiea - ths sAid JeAa q. Bsaasts
his leifs and aaigns therein, sah3sei
only 70 redemption - provided By NV
Dated at 0lsawood Spring., Cslsra.
do, this goth day Of January, A. D
1918.
CHARLES ". SMITH,
Public Trustee Of Garfield County
First publication Jan. IS, 1913.
Last publication Fob. ~, 1919.
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

e. = go - -:
Al 00s0n ons q SssD1a.au
GL15g|E:,g
Gli1NlpuRAlpH8
There is . man over ia CAiHaOs ~
tls aans Of Elbert HsbharL 4 se~s
tAsn states that HUBBARD ~ sssaade
fined for sending 6ssSiAAaa sassss
through the msila- Hazard i - u
tAsss wise fellows thaG ca give tbs
Alnighty pointers - ~ - ssa H.
saivsrss, but eur Unels oaa ~ fssa-
bly, Impressed il upoA snAast ~ svsa
he has his iinitatisD.-&estt CssaAv
1spcbieaA.
While in Grand Junction last Woak
J. +. F!cming secured the ssstssst fsoa
tAe commissioners Of 4asa ess,ty esr
oil the bridge lsabs 1ssd By tAaS
county in 1918, fss Ais ssoPa.y, ~
Ylsmiss Lumber Z Asesastiie g. n
estimate /. for 10 - - &Assasa -
Of lumber and Nf. FSsaiag ssssssl ~
contract through IL ss0gaayb es8Av
10 lay the lumber Asvl q 0essA Sans.
sion cheaper than their esaPse1Sss&-
Red Cliff News.
Hon. c. C. PARKS of Gieawssl
Springs, J. T. Selby aAd L. E. Sts.ffss,
comprising the board of lirectses u
the Hunter Mesa Irrigation Aistsisk.
met in Rifle yesterday. together witA
Attorney Straud II Logan, Haeasss
G. A Warning and r Z. VickesY q
Grand Junction. TIE meeting ~
Aos& important one in its relatisa to
the future Of the splendid irriestiss
project, and indicates that progress b
bsing Dsde to shape Attain in . oAa.
ner that frances will be obtained 6ss
it's ultimate completion. At yesterlayS
meeting the plans and specif;cstisss NJ
the system were presented by 4f.
Warning .ad considered in detail.-E.
fle Telegram.
The man who handles the local d
Portment Of = newspaper Learns after
due experience not to expect eves
briefly expressed thanks f,en . esa-
ann Of pleasant things, but he kaswetA
- surely - eometh the winter tAa&
siAGls line in which there is an unis
tentional Misrepresentation will cause
come one to be heard from as if from
the housetop. And We may add tass
when he has made pleasant mention 999
times of a person, place or tn ng but
on the thousandth time fails to do so,
he must not expect to be forgotten. The
omission may have been from accidnt,
iAadvertance or even an entire lack of
knowledge. 1t matters not. The simple
11cL TtHAlns Anu Ne VIII De luuEeO Uv
that.-Steamboat Pilot.
It's cinch THAT the newspapers
don't want to get along without thA
sailruads; it's = cinch that the Faii-
rosdA especially of Colorado, Asst
waa* to get along without eAe sews-
papen; with these two cinches work
ing together it's certainly . cineh that
ssIe arrangement will be made be.
tween the railroads and nevspaPeeS
that will be satisfactory to both, aaA
ct the same time to the reading aAd
travelling public, which depends upon
the newspapers for its railroad and oh
er informant on. But the greatest cinch
Of all is that the newspapers them
selves are to blame for the present con-
ditions-if they had followed our lead
and fought these damned reformers
every time they stuck up their lousy,
Aypocritical heads, instead of toadying
70 them, as most editors have done, tAs
present unfortuns4e condition would
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

..-sr ,nrssr4 ~ asirs, .'hsass !
sez.1 slc4Eus ynr .~sa v7ssnsy
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

'sc,l s9laai iGnIa bsa 81 adHia .hnxIs
tgs sss ssefii~-a ssr rIs s q
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

IS ..ho, sJss.s ss-sAi go nsssgis -
"a
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08
A'.''aAs's:s 3 - 81 sa'iaa'iisis4 r. h. e

Nsssst = EssAy Sitsa ~ 4 -
Pitseatees 1se pssMiAs - Gsaso sasoia
Aeesss al slssp vitAis IL WA1S
nivss NAtsssal 1tssk ausi,9 ~ -
- g fefs, .eoe - Rsa lA ~ seflsD
at 0eekse Csassaaa sn q bs6eeo
March. IL, 1913. Fun infornatiop d
ssea 40. :@ Efssias sess s. -, Charged
and blank fofns 70 Be uosd b nah4nR
appiicasisss viii be fufaisAea upsa g
quest CRssey A. Hsas, AstiA9 1sese.
VIZ. 1.2kG0
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

--'ai lid seuosa ,s--zs1 - i, y. .rsa
s'srsf srir>ssseg, snoH ,eis :,
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

"es8~sa day ssA .agss ~ >ssnsas
q AsAi.g ptssA NseAiag Aslpsa -
seea J 0se DsanS oos1nsnA ~ -
- - G1les@0sA 11naA -
.ys s.sls1sls! < i '',,,.'.is ,s.ss.4, i,
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

sFs.S- = assssH1' saksh-'f 7 u N. u
equity and benefit Of redemption q
the said Cecil Ward ani Wheeler {.
Getty, their heir and assigns thcreis,
subject only to redemption ~ rrovids1
by law.
Dated at Glenweod spriss,. Color.doI
til 0tA day u Jaasarv. A. n 1918. 6
T. ~. e1TrH.
tSAre fs1sese - 0asfs~aA Ossnan
~ peAseneSaa Ia. n MA .
- S19ne1sD - Z ~ =
The Glenwood post., 1913-02-08

!goo Lao I-el {. anrT tf' ssH lFI;;';,s
4 -sa'.'i ! ~ ~ 50 s~ ssi i,i3T- / :
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-22
DElCOHESS HOME DOES
some SPLENDID WORK
THOUSAND CALLS MADE IN 4
SHORT TlMI,-AtE ADOPT
ING CHILDREN,

The NJ. Il. church deacouoss home,
10 West Fitth street, has been doing
active work this summer, according
10 report just ISSUED uN Sarah r
Doeblcr, the superintendent, which
covers the activities of the past -four
months,
Besides making over 1000 visits
in the city and receiving callers the
dedconcsscs have cared for several
children and mothers until they se-
cured suitable place for them. They
have secured work for 10 persons
ana given out over 200 garments and
some food 10 sick people They have
done much visiting in tent town.
Several mothers have offered thcir
children to the home and they are
taking as many as they have room
for They may be able 10 place some
children in Christian homes later on
ana will be glad TO hear from anyone
Interested in this phase Of the work.
FifW-une meetings have been ad-
dressed and 40 Sunday school class
Is taught Two hundred and seventy
FIVE tracts and papers have been dis
tributed and - bouquets were dis
tributed. Seven jail services were
conducted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-22
Bic DIVORCE BUSINESS
IN The TULSA COU5TS
TWO DEGREES GRANTED AND
SIX NEW SUITS WERE FILED
YESTERDAY

Six divorce suits were filed in the
district and superior courts yesterday
one in the former and five in the hut
ter. In addition Superior Court
Judge Breckenridge granted two di-
Vorces that We're heard yesterday.
Mrs. Allie NJ. Kastncr was granted
a divorce from Nicholas Kastner on
the grounds of cruelty and neglect
and Lizzie Fisher was granted a di-
yorce from Willie Fisher on the
grounds of abandonment.
In the district court, Mrs, Eva May
Johnson, alleged in her petition for
a divorce from Howard B. Johnson,
that her husband deserted her after
she rcfust to accedc 10 his demands
to commit abortion
In the superior court the divorces
filed were as follows: c. A. Rippy,
adultery; Emma Baron versus G. W.
Baron, alleging that her husband
ar cr being arrested for committug
rape ON a girl fled the country for
feitine his bond Elodic Sneed versus
Harrison Nne0d, descrtiou, Carrie
Gresham versus Sing Gresham,
cruelty and dcsertion and Maude
Moore versus H. G. Moore, desertion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-22
amend CURRENCY BILL
Big Fight in Caucus 10 Come ON the
IntcrlOching Directory rrOhbi-
ton Amendment.

WASHINGTON AUG 21.-Botn the
house democratic caucus ana the CON
ference of democratic members If the
senate committee ON banking and cur
rency considered the administration
currency bin today
one minor amendment was voted
into the bin In the caucus. which ad-
jOurncd until tomorrow with the Nee
icy amendment to prohibit any man
from being director of more than
one bank pending Representative
WuuO. OF Arkansas. declared az the
close of the session that il the clu-
cus should vote duWu the iutorIoDk-
ing dircrtor1t. prohibition amend
ueut it would furnish the republicans
with Campairu material for charge
that the democratic party had sur
rendered 10 cleveland and Dodge and
CYRUS McCormick who made heavy
contributions to the Wilson campaign
fund.
There wa- no real test of the So
called insurgent strength at any time
today. hut all amendments proposed
were voted down overwhelmingly, the
vote In one case haing p to 1n2-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-22
Don't Be Misled Into Thinking that
You Can Restore" the ColOf
by Any Gradual Process,
Tho only one Satisfactory Way Ia TO
USE WALNUT TINT HAIR STAIN.

We all know that gray streaked or
faded hair spoils wumans looks
and takes away the charm OF what
might otherwise be an attractive or
pretty face,
why then, viii somo women let
their hair remain so unuttmctiyo,
when It is 30 simple ana easy TO
remedy this defect I'm few momont'
tlmo and with hardly any troublc2
Mrs. Potter's walnut Tint Hair
stain has been tried and tested ana
has been In constant use by thou-
sands upon thousands OF women for
more than 10 years. il has proven
Itself over and over aEain ns being
the most dependable and satisfactory
stain ever offered.
Can not be detected, VIII positively
not wash OF or rub on. acts instant
w. and win not injurr the hair You
simply brush or comb II into the h1lr
and presto! all Your gray and
stroakcd hair has vanished and In
its place you have the most hoaul-
full brown Of any shade you desire.
or You can have 1t black II you prefer.
Mrs Potter's Walnut Tint Hair
Stain is sold by nrst-class druggists
everywhere. The price is one Dol
lar. and bottle should last you n
year Satisfaction guaranteed. Don't
accept a substitute,
If you prefer test before buying
send 25 cents for trial package, with full
directions and valuable book on the
care Of the hnlr. Trial packages are not
sold by dealers and can only be obtained
by sending direct TO us.
Address Mrs. POtter's HYgienic
Supply Co, 1885 Groton Bldg Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Bagley enter
tanned few close friends Wedncs-
day evening in their beautiful new
homc at No. 1924 South Cheyenne
Ave, it being the occasion Of their
first wedding anniversary. The
gathering was in the way Of "A porch
party the spacious vcranda of the
new residence being the scene Of the
bringing together of the intimate
friends of the home to ioin in OBJ
serving the exceedingly happy day.
An ice course was served in cOnclus-
ion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-22
"Oh My. Oh My. What Relief
'GETS-IT Stops Corn Pains
Right OFF and Gets Corns
Every Time

cure on new principle. Put it on
any corn in two seconds: It stops
pain, the corn begins to shrivel and
disappears. II never fails. Simplest
thing YOU ever saw No fussy band
nges, no greasy salyes 10 turn healthy
flesh "pcely" and raw, no plasters
that make corns bulge out. Your
corns won't pun and hurt way up
to your heart Lay aside your knife
and razor. No more digging and
Juggling and wincing no more bleed
Ing. no more danger of blood poison.
"GETS-IT" never hurts healthy
flesh. 1t is safe, painless, quick,
simple, sure. For warts, calluses
and hunions too.
"GETS-IT" is sold at all druggists
Mt 20 cents bottle. or sent on re-
ceipt of price by II. Lawr nee Il Co,
Chicago Puritan Drug Co, Kistler
Drug Co, Getman & Campbell,
Sanger Drug Co, Weaver Drug Co.,
Baker Drug Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-22
Insurance Agent, as Missionaries.

ST PAUL, MINI. Aug 21.-R W
Stevens of Chicago in an address here
today before the American Life Con-
yeution declared that life insurance
agents were Untitled to as much cred
it as missionaries and that when q
policy is written the man insured, and
not the company, is getting the big
gest benefit.
Invitations for the 1914 convention
have been received from Buffalo,
New York city Washington, y, c.,
St. Louis, Nashville and Dallas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-22
F FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With n Veil: Re
move Them With the Othine
Prescription.

This prescription for the removal
of freckles was written by a promi-
nent physician and is usually success
full in removing freckles and giving
clear. beautiful complexion that is
sold by Getman and Campbell under
an absolute guarantee to refund the
money If It fails.
Don't hide your freckles under
veil: get an ounce Of Othine and re-
move them. Even the first few APP
plications should show a wonderful
Improvement. some of the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
BE sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine; it is this that
is sold on the money-back guarantee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-22

Mrs. oakley Thomas of No. 1920
South Baltimore a 'c., entertained a
small party of young Misses Wcdnes-
dav afternoon to honor her niece.
Miss lrma Thomas Of Garnett
Kansas who is visiting in tho
Thomas home. Games appropriate
To the summer vacation were played
and in contest introduced for the
entertainment of the guests, Misl
Elizabeth Broach was prize winner
Ices and cakes were served to con
cludc this delightful party