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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Monday.

hOnudts
Mrs.. Fred Schlacter's division of
the Ladies' Aid society Of the First
baptist church will be entertained at
the home OF Miss Cora Case, 322 S.
William St
The educational classes Of the Cath
Ole club will be entertained in st.
Patrick's hall.
Tuesday.
The Tuesday club will be entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. A 3. Cham
bers 1915 Michigan av.
Mrs. John Yeagley. $40 Park av.
will entertain the members OF the
Ayudadora circle.
The north section Of the Women's
league Of the First M. r. church Will
meet at the home OF Mrs. Henry l.
Davis, W. Jefferson blvd.
Wednesday.
The Wednesday club will be enter
tanned at the home OF Mrs. G. d. En-
mons. s. Scott st.
The Circle of Mercy will give a
military card party in Place hall.
Mem hers OF the North Side Culture
club will be guests OF Mrs S. NJ. Leck
OF Harrison av-
Mrs Fred Rockstroh. N Michigan
St. will entertain the Bon Ton club.
The Violet club Will be entertain
ed at the home Of Mrs William Gam
mon. PIP Dayton st.
= e. Aa
give recital in the Progress club
rooms
Thursday.
The Wonan's Literary club will be
entertained at a social meeting a
the home OF Mrs Otto KnobIUck.
Miss Hannah Lindahl. 1888 River
side drive, viii entertain the mem
Iers Of the Riverside club
The members OF the Modern Bee
Hive club wilt be guests OF Mrs. j.
NJ Rose 514 $ Michigan ST.
Mrs. NJ A Evans, 1888 Woodward
av. VIII entertain the members of
the \onpareil club.
The old Time Friends club will he
entertained AT the home of Mrs.
Schuyler Upton. 1850 s Main st.
The Sewing circle OF the German
Zion church viii he entertained in
the church parlors.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Gloria
lei Swedish Lutheran church viii
meet In the church parlors.
friday.
Miss GLADYS Blake. 50 Park av..
VIII entertain the members OF the
Kings Heralds Of the First NJ +.
church.
The women's Home Missionary so
Ciotv az Westminster PRESBYTERIAN
church viii meet az the home of Mrs.
l. o. Whitcomb. 210 LapOrte av
The Women's Bible class OF tho
FIRST church Of the Brethren viii
meet az the home OF Mrs Elmer
HavbIitzel 1852 =. Calvert ST.
Mrs r A. Stephenson 1913 F. JEFF
ferson hlvd.,> assisted by Mrs. T. a.
Miller and Mrs George g Peitner.
VII entertain the Women's Mission
arg society of the First PRESBYTERIAN
church
The Missionary circle or the First
Baptist church viii meet with Mrs
IS q keliner. So Park av
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27
FEBRUARY TERM ENDS
Judge Funk VIII Take Up Probate
Matters First.

Judge Walter a. Funk on Monday
afternoon adjourned the February
term of the St Joseph county circuit
court after winOing mp "a number OF
minor matters and began preparing
for the opening Of the May term, just
"A week away.
The. coming term will be the one at
which the probate matters viii take
precedence and these cases viii be
heard before the civil calendar gets a
hearing There will be a large
amount OF criminal work for the
coming term 10 take up as we'll
Get a John Hale Hat. $3.50. J. ".
= Bldg. l27 ". Wash. av.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27
PEAS WITH DUNIPLINGs.

Shell and wash peas enough TO
make one quart. Cover with one pint
OF boiling water, a dash of sugar and
begin 10 boil When boiling fifteen
minutes add half a teaspoon Of salt
Cook until soft. Skim out peas. Add
one pint of milk 20 water in which
peas have been cooked. Bring TO boil
Drop into this marble sized dumplings
made OF one egg pinch of salt, one
teaspoon of baking powder and -four
enough TO make soft dough Drop
into hot milk and water. Boil with
out covering ten minutes. Add one
tablespoon of butter Turn all over
peas and serve
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27
GARAGE OWNERS CAN
PREVENT FIRES IF
RULES ARE OBSERVED

Indiana property used for garage
purposes is in constant danger of fire,
unless every precaution for safety is
taken, says the Indiana state fire mar
shall. The records of the fire mar
shaPs office show that $22,342 was
lost in garage fires during the past II
months. A total of 81 fires resulted
in this loss.
In order that owners may be
guided along lines Of safety in garage
construction, the Indiana fire marshal
department has issued rules and reg
ulatiOns for safety which Will be sent
free to any property owner. Among
other provisions contained in the reg
ulations governing garages are the
following:
l. Garage buildings should he Of
fireproOf construction. No garage
should be placed in a building used
for a school or place of public meet
ings. nor within so feet of such
building.
.. All garage floors should be Of
cement.
3. Allow no flame. FIRE or fire heat
stove boiler, furnace, forge or torch
in the garage. Heat with steam
4. Use no open lights in the gar
age.
>. Store all gasoline in approved
safety tanks. Never allow gasoline
90 run or drip on the floor or into the
drainage systems.
s. All CARA ges must be kept clean
Grease. oil or paint soaked rags shall
be kept in metal waste cans, and de
stroyed each day
T. Allow no shavings, refuse or
waste To accumulate.
8. For fire protection. keep pals
OF sand with scoop and other ap-
proved chemical fire distinguishes
on each floor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27
.SOCTAL IND OTHER INTERESTS OF vow
SOCIETY

Several interesting affairs will at
tend the closing OF the seasons work
IN the various departments Of the
Progress club during the coming few
weeks. several ChaiTmen having plan
ned social afternoons or evenings for
;heir respective departments. Mrs.
a. p DrummOnd will entertain the
Music department with a social even
ing May z. AT her home on Riverside
drive The Art department which
held Its last regular meeting TINS al
ternOOn. will be entertained May al
the home OF its chairman Mrs. &. X.
Nlckery. Of Riverside drive. The hrst
section Of the department Of Litera-
ture Will meet fer the last lesson on
Moiere "Wednesday. 4 social meet
INK will follow some time later at the
home Of Miss Nadine Folsom. on = St
Joseph ST. though the date has not
Teen set The second section of the
came department will hold a meeting
Friday afternoon ana another week
from Friday. when plans for a social
meeting will be discussed. The de-
Iartment OF Current Events Will close
its season with a regular meeting
meat Monday. An interesting enter
tainment is planned by the philan-
tnrop' department by which it hopes
10 raise money for its work next year.
The affair Will be a story hour for
%
and Mrs. Robert Harris will tell
stories OF early South Bend. The
date for this. however. has not been
set.
At the next general meeting Mrs.
Ella Wilson Smith. Of Chicago, we'll
known among the club women OF the
city. will give a lecture on and read
ings from some of the modern dramas.
Her general subject will be The
Drama a Social Force in America.
Mrs. Smith was 20 have talked 10 the
club March 2S but the engagement
had 90 be postponed
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hicks, Mr.. and
Mrs +. J. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
Acker Of Chicago spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ward l.. Mack OF
North Shore drive. They rrotored
down Saturday and returned Sunday
afternoon. Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson Of w. COlfax av. enter
tanned them informally.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27
TELLS OF APOSTLES LIFE
Rev. T.. X. DOugherty Treats on the
Deeds of Thomas.

The third of series of sketches of
the lives of various apostles was given
by Rev. F. K. Dougherty at Grace NJ.
+. church last night. 1t vas a sketch
of the life of the Apostle Thomas.
IN the morning the pastor spoke
upon the topic, Truth and Freedom. +"
he said that in every home there
should be a belief of the truth of
Christ, and unless there was. that the
freedom of the heart, mind and spirit
of the ones who lived in it, would suf-
fer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27
RHTBARR PIE.

The food value OF rhubarb is very
small. not one-fourth of its solid mat
ter being nutritive.
Two per cent of this solid matter is
sugar. IL also contains a small per
cent Of ONalic acid. and TO some sys-
tens it is an irritant poison.
one cup Of shortening, one-half
teaspoon OF sugar, one even teaspoon
Of salt. three cups OF -four. Put all in
bowl and chop until crumbs make hole
in center Turn in one-half cup Of
ice water. Mix all together with knife.
Lift one-third OF dough out onto
slightly board. Roll thin and line
pie pan.
Chop one and one-half cups Of rhu-
barb not fine; add one and One-half
cups Of sugar, two teaspoons Of -four
pinch OF salt and the yolk OF one egg
Stir together and put in crust Put
on top crust and bake in quick oven
thirty-6ve minutes
Rubber stamps and alphabets made
by II. A Pershing. 2O3 F. Wayne st.
Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27
GERMAN SALAD.

Wash and drain the lettuce Put
in bowl. Cut four or five slices Of
bacon into small pieces. Put in fry
ing pan and place over slow fire % try
out all the fat. DO not cook the ba-
con too hard. Aud three times as
much vinegar as bacon dTippings.
Salt pepper and add chopped onion
10 taste Heat not Turn over let
tuce. Mix thoroughly and serve at
once
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27
FRIED LETTUCE.

The coarser outside leaves may be
used in this recipe. Tear lettuce into
small uniform pieces Chop two
young onions. Put one tablespoon OF
lettuce and onion Salt and pepper to
taste. Mix all together and when well
heated but not soft, add two eggs well
beaten. Fold into the lettuce. Cook
two or three minutes and serve with
lemon Juice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27
WOMEN
Caroline Goes
Famous Recipes


Peas contain a great deal OF proteid
and when fresh and young are very
easily digested.
Shell One-half peck OF peas. Put
in cold water (small. undeveloped ones
will come to top. remove these and
drain perfect ones.
Put in granite Kettle with two table
spoons OF sugar and half teaspoon of
salt. Cook uncovered until soft so
water may boil away. There should
he very little water on the peas when
done Add two tablespoons of butter.
two tablespoons Of -four. Mix all to-
sether. Turn over this one-half cup
Of cream or top milk. Boil five min
Ltes and serve.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27
BAKED RHUBARB.

Clean and wipe dry enough rhubarb
to make one and one-half pints when
cut in half-nch lengths.
Mix one teaspoon of chopped orange
peel with two cups of sugar. Put
layer Of Thubarb in bottom of agate
pan. Sprinkle with sugar and orange
peel Alternate until all rhubarb and
sugar are used Turn three table
spoons of cold water over top. Bake
until tender in slow oven.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27

Sweden boasts the best looking
royal children in Europe. Their
mother. the Crown Princess, is prac-
tically d queen. To her revert all the
social duties Of her royal mOther-in-
law at Stockholm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27
Fashion FadS

Striped and plain Innings are as
popular as lowered Innings.
White chiffon collars. beaded in
vivid colors, are a new touch.
Guimpes can now be bought with
vests of crepe de chine.
Widths OF plated silk are draped
to form panniers on afternoon gowns.
A high rhinestone comb is used to
make the coiffure attractive.
Little aprons of net or silver. gold
or aluminium tissue, closely wrought
with jeweled embroidery, appear on
some Of the newest evening gowns.
Evening shoes Of brocade. with
beautifully Jewelled buckles, are in
great vogue.
Pretty little evening mahtelets are
making their appearance in all col
ors and kinds and are replacing
scarves.
one Of the new trimmings on soft
Slpl pI pain ldHeld dresses TOT dl
ternOOn wear consists Of narrow Dor
ders Of tiny chalk or crystal pearls in
quaint Russian or other barbaric de-
sign outlining the COrsage folding,
the edge of the tunic or the elongated
pleatS OF the lightly draped panniers.
Paris prescribes gray wigs for the
women and ruffles for the men.
The silhouette of today is the
dropping shoulder. large waist, ex-
tended hips. hustle effects and mar
rowness at the ankles. The new sill
hOuette which Will he in vogue next
season shows the narrow shoulder.
slightly curved waist fat hip effects
and the flare at the ankles. all Of
which are in absolute contradiStinc-
ton TO the present figure line.
In separate waists transparency is
the vogue.
Taffetas. moires, failles and benga-
lines are in high favor.
For street wear, makers are show
/ ing many varieties Of the inverness
and military capes in eponge. serge.
gabardine. fancy mixtures. checks and
small plaidS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27

Born Princess Margaret of Con-
naught, the elder sister of Princess
Pat" she is. at 30. the mother of four
children. and boasts that they have
always slept under the same roof as
she has.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27

To clean sultanas quickly. place
the fruit in a Toured cloth. Tie the
ends OF the cloth and shake well for
FIVE minutes The stalks will fall off
and the fruit viii be clean for using
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27
Kitchen Kinks

Before eating an orange. soak il in
hot water for half az hour The skin
will loosen and come off easily. and
the orange will be as sweet as If
freshly picked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27

To remove labels from bottles. wet
the label with water and hold IL over
a fame for second or two. The
steam quickly penetrates the label and
softens the gum or paste
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27

For street wear. makers are show
ing many varieties of the inverness
and military capeS in eponge serge.
gabardine. fancy mixtures. checks and
small plaids.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27

Tanetas. moires, faiIles and benga-
lines are in high favor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27

We offer during this sale 10 patterns of Seamless
Scotch Wilton Rugs in two sizes.
8-3x1O-6 and 9x12 selling regularly at $500 and
S5O00-8-3xf0-6 at $4,000; Qxt2 at $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-27

In separate waists transparency is
the vogue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-10

proposition as above set forth to. be- yot
ed on Ht such election shall rpt forth
the tim. Of opening and closing the polls
places, ana the name ~ the Officers who
shall conduct said election. and shall
cause such proclamation 10 be published
In The oklahoma city Times. a news
paper having general circulation ln said
The city of Oklahoma city at least ten
tlOl full days prior TO the date " said
election. Said election shall be- conduct
ed In accordance with laws now In
force governing such elections
SECTION 3 WHEREAS The City OF
Oklahoma city has an isufficirnt and
Inadequate supply OF water 10 meet the
needs " It's Inhabitants, and the present
water works system IL insufficient for
fire protection, aud 20 serve other public
uses and necessities Of said ,plty. aud its
Inhabitants, by reason whereof the pub
lic peace, health and safety VI said city
aud It's Inhabitants are ImperIled I.
Therefore for the preservation OF the
public peace, health and safety OF said
city and It's inhabitants an emergency
IL hereby declared to exist. aud this res
Olution shall take effect and be- In ~
force and virtue FROM and after tH pas
sage.
Adopted this 9Th day Of De.cmtor, A
D. ipi4
WHIT NJ. GRANT. Mayor
Attc,t
isEALl
u L. CHowNING, city Clerk
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Lady Evelyn King, one OF the pret-
iest debutantes Or the present season
who has been presented to King
George, Is the eldest daughter OF the
Earl and Countess ot Lovelace and IL
expected 10 make a brilliant match
She Is tall, with dark brown hu.r
and wonderful eyes Of the same hue
and Is always fetchingly gowued. Sh.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-10

Tue annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the oklahoma City Buildiug aud Loan
Association viii be held at the office OF
the association, Rooms us to 227 Ameri
cun National Bank building. Oklahoma
city, Okla. on saturday. December 10th
1914 nj $50 o'clock D. M. for the put
pose Of clcctlng BOARD OF Directors
nine In number, for the ensuing year aud
for any other business that may properly
come before said meeting
Signed 4 l.. WELSH.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANrED-To borrow $1,000 on
good security 8 per cent can pay
interest monthly. Address HiN cnre
Times
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TO TRADE REAL ESTATE

FIVE LOTS, -Four room house In
Edmond to trade for team and stock.
J, r. Brown, n 3 Box a. Oklahoma
City Okla.
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PERSONAL

3 SPORTY POSES lOc Snapped
In the Den" Better Than Septcm
her Morn" Miss Alice Banner, sta
r., y. Y city.
ALL REPLIES to Times advertise
ments should mention the paper
To say that you saw the advertise.
ment In The oklahoma city Times
gives the advertiser TO understand
that you are reader Of Oklahoma
City's cleanest and most enterpr sing
newspaper. The advertiser is certain
to be a reader OF the paper, and TO
mention the paper should certainly
insure for your answer more favor
able consideration.
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IL one Of the gtrls in society who
fence regularly and is one Of the best
swimmers OF the fashionable Bath
club.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-10

FOR sALE--Cafe doing $50 to Sa5
per day In center OF oil field. Only up.
to-date place In town. Building stock
and fixtures for $500 cash. Reason
for selling business IN city. Happy's
cafe AZ Markham via the way Of Yale.
Wal 2i8i.
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TIMES WANT ADS OFFER THE BEST SOLUTION TO YOUR WANT PROBLEMS AT THE LOWEST RATES
Phone PIX % d@ Lines Sas9 FREE Phone PBX36
ANNOUNCEMENTS

LUMBER cheap, wreckiur building
Robinson and Il ST., Capitul IliIl Okla.
hUma City House WrcckIng Works,
$40 s. Walker
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EASY payment loans 70 "a aried
men or women, no security neces-
sAry Arthur Heatherly. 2S7 Lee
bldg.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
SANTA FE-NoRTHBoUND.

AHAh AHpAN AAbNhNbs
Depart
Kansas city and Chicago EXP. i.M am
Kansas city aud Chicago .... 1855 pm
Kansas City, Chicago. Colorado
and California flyer ......... 7;25 pm
SANTA E--sOUTHBoUND.
Depart
Texas Express .. .....,...,..1220 am
Texas Flyer zee. .............., 9:i1 am
re FetA EAPrss' '..'''.' .'''.. LIZ pm
frisco LINEs-fNBouND, y"
Governor from Mnskogeo & Joplin 745 am
Meteor from ~. Louis ......,. $40 am
Meteor from Knnsas City iii - am
Eastern Express, from Lawton 1910 am
Limited from Quanah .. .. $40 pm
Limited from ST. Louis .......4be pm
FRISCO LIsEs--oUTBouND-
limited FOR st. Louis .......10S am
Express for Lawton and Quanah 8 90 am
Meteor for ~. Louis ...,...... D ab pm
Express for Lawton ............ 600 pm
Meteor for Kansas City ...... q 90 pm
Governor for Muskogee A. Joplin l2 :Ol am
ROCK IsLAND-EASTRouND
Arrive Depart
For Memphis o.. ......s.iO am a.D am
For McAester B.. ....i2. 20 am 40 am
For Httle Rock and
Mfupnla ....as.a. wv pm y ~ DnA
From M0ngum and
Qunnah ...... ..... I 30 pm
From Alyn and Kansas
City . ................ i0.l6 pm
ROCK ISLAND WESTROUNn.
For " rafo ....,..... $50 an 100 am
For Alvn Mangum
and Kansas city ........... 10 am
For El Reno Connect
Ing north and southIlO 30 am II 90 am
For Amarillo and Kan
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For Fl Worth and
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MISSOURI KANSAS & TEXAS ny.
Depart
To Shawnee and Texas ...... T:2O nn
" Louis. Kus city a Joplin ,.l2 0l noon
TO shawnee and Texas ........ 90 pm
Kas city. st. Louis a Joplin Iii ;4I pm
From Kansas city and 81. Louis .oi ii am
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From h e. and ST. Louis "a 80 pm
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lNTERURBAN S-OKLAHO.
IA LINES
Oklahoma Clty-EI Reno Line.
Cars Nayv Terminal station, oklahoma
city $50 a, m. and every hour until $50
p M then lO aud II 20 .. IN
Cars leave y Reno 600 q m aud every
hour until Z y. m, then 10 and hourly
until 1910. then ll.la p. m.
Oklahoma city Norman Line
Cars leave Oklahoma city 600 ID. N and
hourly until lou p. m. then n 30 y. m.
Cnrs lrnvc Norman u2 o. IN. and hourly
mtN n o. m
Oklahoma city Edmond Line.
CUrs leave Oklahoma CITY dU7 q. m and
hourly until i0,Ui D. m. then II 10 D. m
Cars lenve Edmond 900. Oi a IN and
hourly until II 90 p m.
Service hegins one hour later on sun,
DAYS and legnl holidays
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TIMES WANT ads bring results
You can place your s6 today for IOa
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DIAMOND LOANS.

LONG or short loans on diamonds
cheapest rate In the city Arthur
HeRtherly. 237 Lee Bldg
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HUMPHREY GAS ARC LAMPS
ARE DEPENDABLE
MR. MERCHANT

We guarantee to give you more and
better light for the same amount Of
gas consumed than any other light In
use We also take the responsibility
Of the lights by skilled maintenance
~ long as you use them Phone W.
eco. Local Agent ]. W. Duffy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-10

Woman to iawyen-l want 10 sue
man for breach OF promise. You
see, before he married me he prom
lsed everything and has done moth
Ing Did YOU ever hear of such q
thing
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BUSINESS 4 PROFESSIONAL

BUSINESS \ PROFESSIONAL
ATTORNEYS
NJ, @, MEISrER, 6O7 Patterson Bldg
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. X. STAMP 4 SEAL co, l1s
W, Grand Ave. Wal. 363
SHOE REPAIRING
QUALITY SHOE SHOP sl2 West
Main. We call for and deliver free
Phone Maple 4i9.
SHOES
Macs $3.50 Shoes-2i5 W. Grand nm.
der 0verholser Theater.
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VALUABLE AGENCY may be se.
cured by man with capital to lay In
his own stock OF goods, 10 be handled
entirely through agents. Immense
profits and steady annual income m.
mred. No charge for exclusive terri.
tory. Address, with references, The
Carbogns Co., Toledo Ohio,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

TWO LARGE COMFORTABLE
ROOMS TO RENT IN THE THOM.
AS HOTEL, CORNER ELEVENTH
AND ROBINSON STREETS; STEAM
HEAT; EXCELLENT MEALS: TEL.
EPHONE WAL i07a.
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FLOWER STANDS. flower boxes,
trash burners, cheap. o. X. City Steel
and Iron Works. $40 g. Walker. wal
nut itS
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Have you lost anything, Find iI
through a Times want ad.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
CHEAP MONEY.

Furniture, salaries and chattels
strict privacy, courteous treatment
Maryland Loan Co., sl2-2l9 zelslor
Building.
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ALL REPLIES to Times ADVERTISE
ments should mention the paper.
To say that YOU saw the advertise
ment In The Oklahoma City Times
gives the advertiser to understand
that you are reader OF Oklahoma
Civs clcanest and most entsrpr sing
newspaper The advertiser is certain
to be q reader Of the paper and to
mentlol tho paper should certainly
lnsar, i,E your answer a,mors favor
able confederation.
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FOR RENT ROOMS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

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L CHowNING, city cIe-k