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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21
MANY FAMILIES SETTLE
ilTTI.EltIID COT MY

IITTLETIELp. Tex nov 2u -
Nes.r Johann a Esau Peter %
LuoWcu auI Cornelius q LoeVep
have arrived boz LIttl,ticll and berm
making 'He'r improvements on th,r
farm recently purchased here Thes,
three gentlemen are tho for,runurrs
Nere 0f the ars' German Ncuuop
mite colony Which has chosen lAt.
N'f'.d for their homes These pcp-
pie have been coming down and bug.
irE this land now FOR several
months. and they win move in dur.
nE ih' coming winter and sprius
These people have been FOR seyera.
years looking for location for g.
colony Tor their Young men They
1rH over crow lel in their present 'H.
cation where they have lived fo.
many years and au overflow became
necessary The fact that they arc
probably tIs most successful class o.
farmers i8 America TODAY that fhor
lr' 5000 IujEss OF climate. and soil
ana che conditions which eOn1r.
tH successful agricultural pursuits.
makes 10 very gratifying 20 poo0ls
nf ffflusld and che Plains roHr
'rE that This locality has been cha.
"H 'Hr their colony The present
prospects are that some $50 to ep.
families viii locate here during the
nest fUo years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21
EARTHWORk FOHTIFICATIONS
STAND HARDER BOMBARDMENI

WAELHEM. Rcleium. Nov 20.
80 point IN the outer circle of Ant
wcrp's Qualifications was as stub
bornly contested as Fort Waelheni
rs resistance 10 the German heavy
guns was due % the comparatively
little masonry in its construction. n
was an old-fashioned fertilization,
largely earthwork
II was demonstrated here that
shell from the German i1-centime-
ter guns penetrated little more than
meter into solid earth At other
Qualifications shells from these guns
penetrated concrete and stone %
twice that distance
The village OF Waelhem lies i'm
medlately behind the fort. so direct
~ In the line OF German fire that
not a building in the place which
had a thousand Inhabitants. escaped
destruction
A garrison Of several hundred Gov
mans is now engaged in repairing
the fort and It's disabled guns The
place is visited daily by thousands
OF pelgians who wander over the
oarthworks furrowcd everywhere hy
German shells aud gather about the
mounds which the Germans have
heaped up over their dead
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21
SANFORD AWARDED - 600
THOMPSON CASE On TRIAL

IN the case of ! " sanford So
the Fort worth a Denver Ry CO..
the Jury returned verdict about
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
aRardiug the plaintiff $1,000 II b.
possible that the defendant will ap-
peal the case
In the case Of Thompson Va W
NJ Rice ct al. the motion OF the in
suranco company for continuance
vns ovcrruled and the case came 90
trial 4 Jury was secured about ~
O'Clock and taking Of testimony was
begun some time in the afternoon u
will probably take an day TODAY. or
longer 20 try the ease Tho plaintiff
is asking Tor $500
s number of ease. have been 't
down for trial next week which v'll
be- me last week of the Jury civil
docket
o. o. flIl hoped thar at least one
COZ Two moro criminal cases can h'
tried before fIr close of tho term
fRo week. from TODAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21
IRISH 10 AMERICA
TO ESCAPE CONSUMPTION

DUBLIN. Nov 30 The sudden
increase IN emigration 10 the rniled
states is due 10 a false report that
the government win draft mon for
the army Rumors of this sort. o..
goth'r with statements published 900
certain Dublin newspapers that the
Militia BALLOT Act vas 20 boz euforr.
od in ireland b3v, spread alarm
through the rural districts Official
lonials are being made IN an effort
20 check the outflow Of young men
from tho country
Official returns OF recruiting Tor
The army show good results. Eyclu-
slve OF resoryists. the number of mon
who have Joined tho colors since tho
war began is over 20 1000 Recruiting
stations have been established i7
I'ty cities and towns of Ireland
and the new Irish brigade. 10 be OK
H'us.reiv commanded and manned bg
hmeu has been half filled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21
INV MANAGER COMBS
FOR MOTORCYCLE AGENCY

j A. Caldwell OF Cisco. Texas.
has been in Amarillo a few days this
week making arrangements 20 take
charge Of the local sales agency for
the Harley Davidson motorcycle.
vs. g. Groendycke has had charge
of this agency FOR the past Two year.
but has turned b. over in order 20
devote his time exclusively 70 the
sal, OF automobiles
Mr. Caldwell has been with the
same company for some time and
DIS an experienced salesman IT,
will leave TO-DAY for Abilene. Cisco
and other points and viii return
90 Amarillo about November o. ~"
will boz located with the Hupmobiio
agency az 300 p0lk street, opposite
the Amarillo Hotel ic viii put
on exhibition for hIs concern. ono
0f the new three speed 1915 model
demonstration aud tide cars.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21
MORE HELP IS NEEDED To
OPERATE COUNTY FARM
But Few prisoners Are Working ont
Zines ~ This Time And Tho
county Iail Is MI But
Empty

Sot only o. the c.ty jail empt
and tho county jail nearest empty o.
Haa been f0r years. but The county
farm. where the prisoners are work
cd o. short % men % DO the work
81 the farm. 10 keep the work RoIng
0u ffe county road and and 20 FUR
nIah q feY men 200 assist In the brI1
york Inquiries Gere made yes''r-
day about more men f1r the county
farm bui Tailor N0leH stated That
boz ha1 bg' fre men f0r them Only
three 0r four prisoner arc rork'rs
QUE fines ~ The farm AZ ibis time.
The work ~ tho prisoners goes
long usy toward paying tho expense
NJ boarding and housing them while
they arc serving Our their fines Tho
rrnpa ar iHl farm 'h.H year hive
been bDur'u aHd 'Hr. have been
raised principally hg convict labor
Superintendent D % Pollard in-
forms ua that between FOUR and i've
thousand busH.. of milo maize. ka-
On corn and fDterita have just been
fHrefhnd on tho farm and that prr
hap. another thousand bushels flI
been fed before thrnsbiug time In.
Trr acre. 9f these row crops made
average yi,Id of about 30 hIsHc.'
Der acre There Ra. 1'ao more ih'l
ID thousand bushels OF wheat AMI
oats raised 600 Tho farm This year
Tho wheat made 900 atoraFn yi'If
of Is bushels upr acre and the na'
Welded ls bushels per acre
Tho farm BIAS seven teams. 'h'r
teen cattle. mostly COWS and heller.
ana about Nftyfiyo hogs There 1ilI
be NOR, than feed enough 40 run ''"
farm year and 10 laiicu twenty
nvr of 'bc hog
II certainly looks Iko. that ~ The
amount OF petty crimes continue 'o
decrease IN tho county the amount ~
county work gill have 20 boo dccr'as.
"a or that % ulll boz necessary ~
employ men fO 40 The work There
,re usually few paupors ~ the
farm but even these are hu' yo-.
few Tbi. condition OF crime a1d
pauperism certainly peaks we'll Tor
the county and the class of peop'.
thar arc .ottliuS here t0 built The
metropolis Of tho plains
Mf Pollard RHo ha. been loo poor
health Tor some time. is nov I'm
proving very rapidly and is abb" 90
look after tho management ~ The
farm again iu person
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21
RIGHTS on BEIGINNS
TO SNIPE GERMANS

LONDON. Nov 20.-The fac
which bofoll belgian civilians who
attacked invading Germans has rails
cd q question concerning the right
ot the population OF an invaded
country to rise aEainst the enemy
An analysis Of laws on this sub
Icrt adopted az the conventions a.
The Hague leads the Law Journal
90 the conclusion that there Is moth
Ing in these regulations which would
confer on tho Relgians tho right ~
resist unless their resistance were
the work Of men who could De- ra-
cognized by the invaders as armed
forces.
one section Of these rules stipu-
hates that 'fhp population ~ am ur-
occupied country which. on tho 1r-
preach ~ an enemy takes up arms
spontaneously 20 resist the invadinc
force. without having had time 20 or
ganize itself ronformahly 20 the ar
tIelo about Tho organization of vol.
un'e'r and militia corps viii be
treated a., beiiigtrents b. 10 carries
arms openly and respects the laws
and customs of war" This mean1.
says the Law Journal that those
who resist tho invaders will not DO
protected 10 thew make attacks from
Tho shelter OF houses and BUILDINGS
ahen once a town has been occupied
They may meet The zoe in the open
with whatever arms they can mus
ter
The British delegate 40 The Hague
conference % 1880 proposed that ths
rules be- modified 90 eive larger
rights Of resistance % uuorganizrI
masses but the plan failed Of adop-
tion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21
FAMILY ~ AUTOMOBILE
HAVE MARROW ESCAPE

Mr. and Mr. Fred patchin AMI
family had very narrow escape
from serious injury last evening on
their return from Tulia They we're
nearing Amarillo and we're running
some fifteen to twenty miles per
hour when ono of the wheels dropped
on their automobile Mrs Patch.n
received some rather painful
scratches and bruises otherwise none
OF the family received any injuries
Of Consequence u certainly does
seem miraculous that several mem
hers of the family were not seriously
lnluhpd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21
AMARILLO VIEWS
APPEAR ~ DALLAS NFAS

The Dallas News continues 20
come 20 Amarillo for their pictures
for use under the head Example o.
Civic Attractiyeness Besides a pic
ture NJ the new high school build
Ing and view on POLK street look
ing south near the Amarillo Hotel
that paper has recently had splendid
views OF number of fine resldenc 's
Boz Amarillo a Wow OF the 100000
residence Of John VI shelton, at the
end ~ the car line. AZ Seventeenth
and Polk streets. appeared In Fri
DAVIS addition Few, IL any other
ci,ios IN the southwest. the size Of
Amarillo have 80 many beautiful
and attractive homes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21

The rSHuHullD swine Hroedora
Association a.lI hold their annual
session uu December ~ and o. Of
,nNIrrs Major uufflc is still pre-.
.Ilont of thni association and ha
secured IuU excursion rato# 20 fu'
mpotu The '1V prlc, of cotton
should increase the interest iu swine
breeding
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21
SCARCITY 90 uELP
DELAYS POSI- COUNTRY

POST. Tex. Nov Scarcity o.
'aborers In this county Is causing
considerable delay IN the gathering
o. the cotton and feed crops TIE
spending Of the t5o.oo0 IN bonds f1r
good roads In this county has com
menced and viii furnish work for an
additional number o. men Farmers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21

Charles Weber shot Mexican
caglr saturday on th, Costloy placo
north Uf tHr ..iy which measure :
> ,U0' from np Go up and weighed
q pounds The bird flew directly
'' Oh, bnt O.. Or to oHgar" 900 fight
tui two loads from the shotgun pat
him ONT of commission Randall
County News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21

The Johnson street girls defeated
tho buchanan street girls IN game
OF basket BAN yesterday afternoon
by scor. OF go to y Quite q nun
Der of students of both schools were
present in witness the game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21

FraTii Ind Firemen. worrying 1'
playing casino pedro and che kr-s
have con truciei large loom ir
fire headquarters au1 are weaving
shaWls. tablecofers and other arti
Giles
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21

Don't tail ~ read Dodge Bro
Their announcement of popular pri
GA cor boz This VDnk's issue OF tho
saturday Evening Post and sunday
ISSUE uf f.a News
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21

Don't fail a. read Dodge Bro.
thcrs' announcement of popular p-'-
I'd car in this woek's issue 0f Pho
saturday Evening Post and sunday
issue of the NoWs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21
Moved 10 Amarillo

- Crawford. contractor from
Waco h moved 'o Amarillo FOR 10
turc residence Doe made the tri.
through %. auto
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21

are behind with their work and are
hiring every available worker they
can get.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21

There was no business transacted
hv the poari OF CITY Development
Thursday ni-ht on account o. a lack
% a quorum
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21
Black Dirt For Sale

zoo loads Of black dirt for
sale. Inquire sos Tyler. Phone
A07.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-21
WANTED

Man Of ability to take charge
Of very profitable new busi-
ne" created by Joy Ride
(the solution Of the tire
problem Proposition good
for several hundred per
month for man who has car
and IS in position to handle
dealers supply. See A. L.
Manning at Wolflin Bros,
Garage or Magnolia Hotel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

club In place Of their annual charity
ball gave Charity Matinee Wedncs
day at the home Of Miss Rae Malone
The house was decorated with yellow
chrySanthemums and ferns and IN,
living room was arranged ns stage
The program was most enioyahl,
one and WAS opened with n pinuo solo
by Miss Pauline Robert Mrs ". L.
Mauriu and Mrs n. Dewitt Aner
gave a very clever comedy sketch
The Man in the Case" Mrs. Rubcrt
Holtyschue rendered a violin number
and Mrs Roy G. sheldon give sole
dance Mrs. Wayne Campbell gave u
group Of readings that were much ap
prcciated and Miss Josephine McGu
ton closed the program with ,ocnl
solo Tva was served to more than
d hundred guests
Mrs A n Kramer and daughter
Charlotte arrived today from Enid for
visit with Mrs II. II LinE,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

ernuons on the case the jurors were
permitted TO read the daily papers,
which detailed the accounts Of three
alleged murders In the city and the
purported murderous assault with Il
knife Of husband upon his wife also
the results OF an inquest held over the
body " II girl found dead near
Bethany.
The petition further asserts that
these jurors were permitted to SEX the
knife sald 10 have been used In the
Pachngtown murder that they con.
mented upon all these atrocities and
remarked among themselves that a
wnve OF crime seemed TO he engulflng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
English Beauty Tells
Complexion Secrets

Through fortunate meeting with an
RngIish lady noted for her dOErllng com
pleviun, I recently learned the full mean
Ing of that old adagr Beauty IN hut
skin deep She taught me how 10 remove
my muddy old skin revealing the young
aud beautiful skin underneath The pro
,7,ss ls so simple harmless and ineNpen
slvc. Fan surC ynull he glad 10 know
about A. lust yet un ounce Of ordinary
mercoliSed wax, Mt any drugstore and ap-
ply nightly Ike cold cream Tor week or
SO Every morning In washing ~ the wax,
tiny particles NJ worn out cutirle come
OF too. The nctlon IN 80 gentle aud grad
unl there's uo discomfort lts wonder
ml treatment us II not ouly peels or the
faded ur discolorcd skin hut All Of ~ de-
frcts ns chaps, roughurss frecklcs, PIN.
plps hlotCheE
am indebted TO the same lady for a
remarkable wrinkle removing formula. one
ounce powdered snNulite h dissolved In n
hair pint witch hazel Used a. q face BATH
this ~ so effective that lust one applica
tlou causes the finer lines to disappear and
snon even Inv deepest ones 20 Elise
In American Home, ,--Advertissmsnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

Mrs. Charles Whitman " ComcI.
Bluffs Ia, was guest The club viii
meet next Wednesday for Domes,',
Scicnce day with Mrs John Shirk.
The Allegro AmIgas did not me-"
this week hut will be- entertained next
Thursday by Miss Myra Wilson.
Mrs Henry Hanson who has been
quite m with pneumonia for the last
two weeks IL nov convalesceut
Mrs John Hope entertained the Isis
club Wednesday. Mrs. B H. Howard
md Mrs. y. S. sherman, Jr,, being ed
dltional guests Mrs. Glenn Bennett
made the top score The club will
meet next week with Mrs ]. H. Davis.
The benefit dance TO ne given by
the Oklahoma shrine for the Pansmo
Pacific Exposition fund. has been post
poned until after the first Of the year
The Shrine will have It's regular dance
this evening at the Skirviu hotel.
Miss Clyhe ingram was bostesN
Wednesday to IN, Alpha Beta club, Rd
dltionnl guests being Mines, p. $, Sui
livan and ". J Spencer, Mrs. W II
Eraemout was elected to membership
and the birthday plate was presented
10 Mrs. W. II. pattee. New ofticcr-
elected we're. President Mrs. G. II
Reynolds yirc president Mrs. A. +
Garner: secretary Mrs. W H. Pattee
treasurer. Mrs Robert Weiksr re-
porter Mrs. Robert l.. Mills. II was
decided 10 meet promptly at O'Clock
for the remainder NJ the season. m,
meeting "Wednesday will he with Mrs
n p. Msttheisen,
The Migtetoe club was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday, by Mrs. G. VI
James. who had decorated her hom'
with misucto, aud autumn leaves
Gusets with the club members wer
Mines ". y. Iessec and 4, II. West
cott. The afternoon was spent VIII
needlework and music by Mines 8 Il
Evans. w. {. Rouschcolb aud the hos
tess was enjoyed Mrs NJ Metzgcl
was made a member The hostess WI
assisted by her daughter Miss Anili
In serving. The nest meeting In tw,
weeks win be- with Mrs = r. Evans
Mines e. II. Smuhert, W. A. Ful
wller and Warren Wilkersou Were
guests with the members VI the Ride a
Wee club, which was entertain" "
Wednesday by Mrs j, W True
Christmas ncedlewOrk occupied the af
ternoon The next meeting In tw,
weeks viii BE- with Mrs. G., A. GessncI
] The members VI the Ready 10 Hel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
MILLIONS DROPPED OFT
or SIGHT; SAID At TRIAL

Detroit. Mich, Dec g. Financial
deals which nrc alleged 10 have COST
the rond several million dollars and
h,rds representing almost as much
,'.... v'nn "rr snld 10 have dropp
ed out " sight were mentioned IN
ur uuul given here Ht the inquiry
into the affairs " the pcrc Marquette
rallrupd hr the Interstate commerce
commission. tFsw
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
the community.

0lE VVWWUnIIN-
1t Is further complained that the
penalty aud punishment we're consid.
cred before verdict was pronounced.
and that those jurors who stood for
conviction told the ones who were for
acpuittnl that they would not vote for
Allen 10 hang should the verdict he
guilty, but that they would favor life
imprisonment Because " these ale
cations the defendant asks for new
trial
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
YOUR CORSET \ErDs.

A demonstration N Nh. Uau Trn
ROYAL Worcester and NNu.r. Corr
sets ls now la pros.rs. uu tnp
fourth floor You Hr. mNrrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

soc OUTING GOWNS 39e
We have control weather conditions
prices goods when ocrstockei Every
what when so Outing Gown gc
shopper viii be- here bright and early morning
o the collars without
m pink blue Trimmed with braid
yoke A uniform price n 3ac Tor Friday and Saturday
soc BUNGALOW APRON, 39c
One would have travel far and Wide
and rewarded with until 10
burton Saturday This apron
mndc o excellent quality Of light pcrcae long
exceptionally well made throughout has kmono sleeves
pocket Take advantage of this opportunity lay supply
You know the real value NJ such
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
ASKING A NEW TRIAL
Attorney ieE Robert Allen Alleges
That Jurors We're Filled Up with
Literature on Murders.

The latest development In the case
Of Robert Allen, convicted I'm superior
court Of the murder Of p. B. Mo
Reynolds, is the filing today Of a
supplemental petition by Momsn
Prultt for the defense.
Pruht alleged that during the delib
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

Our idea Of a fool Is a person who
pays twice for the same brand of
experience.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
off
on Glassware

We hAye given you money sav-
ing quotations ON glassware be-
fore but never before has the
offer been 80 sweeping or the
values 80 great. Here are some
of the articles. original prices
nnd sale prices Every piece
lulmd with Sterling Silver
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

ucs Almr- Kelly Co. " Stephenson
and g W Carson were hostcs-ry
Wud had prepared dr"uunlr lunch
con which was preceded by pupcr
by Mrs Kelly m the menu OF thee
three course luncheon iNustrnrIue ruy
economy of time and money uud TO-
proper combination of food yuIuo-
Guests ~ the afternoon were Miss
Brrtu VI Coomb4 Miss Wallace Mrs
IS. II Miller and Mr. g. Duff The
next meeting lu two wrrk- win b, with
Mrs G. vs. Sims
Mrs q Jensen and Mrs Frank
Srhumcch entertained tine Social I'm
broidrry club wednesday, n' the hom"
NJ the latter Mr.. S. g. Brcmun
WA su additional guest and thr at
Yrruuon WIS spent pleasantly with Oh"
Christmas uerdlpvork The club viii
not meet again until after the holi.
days
Mrs. William Bailey bad a- guests
"Wednesday with the N g. o. club
Mines u f. Uuuldna of Chandler f.
" Rrewcr w. f. uuuuuvnl and
Ernest johnson. Arrangements wrr"
,naJo ,,r mo oprrnI dinner tn the
n"shonJ, D.rrmhrr 30 with Mrs
George Hnrdwlck The next regular
meeting viii bee January q with Mrs
'''' '' '"
Mrs u r. Hopkins M Chandler
is the guest of MIR. T. VI Bennett
The Indie. Music club chorus 10
hrnr.a viii hc hrH Friday morning
nj 10 % clock mt l2S o. West Second
street
,.,.......
HrnnllIul In "' "7 '' '''"," n.
ANA rhn'w'h. D" every ,''"'' ""' W.,
hndc" luncheon t',,' " ,'',''..,''' ,'' ''
lrrhoon hN MrN w '.'"'" 81 J. '''''. ''',
Miss NiI2n'''. ''',,' IT. '','...'''' ,i...
to lh'If -N'+' WI WV"
Ohmulrr' N'''''"L ''.' ,''' "'
"a tau 'r'slNI l"-' "''''"L '''', '.'' ,.
hraWN r"~'". ""''' "''' -'''' '' '''
CLOSE of Ih' hI'''''"" ",' 'n, '", ~,
guest vi '''h ''i'' W '"' ''"'''7
room hh' were s'"''' '''' ~,
ana "'''nl ""' "' LOW" "" ..,'.
menu was mos "'''l'u'. I.''.,''''- ,..,...'',
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

Satins, Messalines Popllns.
Taffetas, Loulscnes. Foulards.
Bengaliues Surrahs. Ougpes.
Crepe de Chimes, Crepe Meteor,
kimono silks, China silks aud
Corded silks are represented
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

Mrs. Rebecra Beatty who Is spend
ing the winter In California is now 70
Orange Cul. where size IS tine gucs
OF her brother
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03
Strong Coffee and Tea
are Always Harmful
New York Doesn't Want
Nervous, Debilitated Pc

If you value your own health and power to edo things,
suppose you quit tea and coffee, and try the famous pure
food-drnk,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-03

Tomorrow morning You will
find in the SIX Store hundreds
Of SILK remnants In dress. waist
and trimming lengths II makes
no differences what color Won
want you will locate lt and
the same may be- said of the
WpuYps