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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15

cident more interesting was the fact
that the prospector IS a wealthy man
and has no need for any more OF THIS
worlds goods.
The stranger Is James G. Chase.
who mined in the neadwater Of Jim
Grow canyon in the early Sos. and
who took out enough TO enable him
10 live In comfort among his reia.
tives ever since.
He took his pile and later m
vested in the rich apple district IN
Washington. ana recently came TO
California to visit the fair The cali
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15
AFTER 60 YEARS HOLIDAY
! C. Chase. eishty-FiVe. Goes Back
TO Scenes of Early Success IN
the Gold Fields

The spectacle of an old man. eighty
ave years of age. fitting himself out
as a prospector and taking his oian'
acts into the hills after sixty years
vacation from the same sort Of work
proved interesting to the residents OF
ms old mining camp. says Forest
ualp dispatch. What made the IN
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15

than sixty and says No ean rana
camping a. Sutf a. any man OF any
age There are few IN this old mining
s.sz f1fAUtig ger EHs old
man a. the Yoangater o. twenty-five
eho made kood clean up IA 80,
here III 1885
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15
AIfaIfa Insures Larae YleId..

Alfalfa insures larger yields from
the crops that follow II contains
more protein to the ton than clover
c. corn.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15
Rsthr oppOsss-

Rather Oppose.
Actors have queer Nay Of hsa-
dliag the language.
HoWs that
When a afow coma "a = vn,.s
stand they call IL run-.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15
HER EQUIPMENT.

THAT girl Is fishing for = husband
Then suppose she uses beaulins n hop~w
OF q good CATCH
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-10-15
Don't Buy Protein

Grow your protein-dont Eur Il.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
FIT TRENCHES
FOR HARD WINTER
Weather PrOOfing and COncretinE
bitches Where Men OF French Line
viii Hibernate

DINKlRk, France. Aug II All
along the French front, preparations
are going steadily forward for the
winter campaign In the trenches the
greatest possible degree Of care Is be
lug taken to protect the men not only
against attacks but also against the
rigors u weather
lar * being extensively used wher-
ever the Intrusion NJ water iA likely
10 occur the effort being to make the
trenches as nearly water tight as pos.
,!hle Drainage u various kinds Is
being provided. and concrete Is being
freely used 10 provide weather proof
shelters
lf II is necessary 10 make use Of
the same trenches this winter as the
troops occupied last winter they will
not suffer 50 largely from wet and
frozen feet and It will be possible 10
sleep or rest with some degree Of com.
fort instgsd ~ In the mud.
For tNb protection Of the troops In
the advanced trenches, the use Of
barbed wire X being largely extended.
The driving " the posts for the wire,
which was formerly done with heavy
malets the sound NJ which was often
the. signal for volcy from the enemy.
Is now accomplished uuiselrssly hy ma
rhinery.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
Oklahomqns in Colorado

BOULDER COLO Aug Among
uklahomnu- here nre Mrs NJ A Men.
aoup NJ rt Cobb and Ma, vs. A.
Frazier of Guthrie.
Mr- q - lIulsclI ~ Oklahoma
cry who has spent several seasons ON
Oh, rmuruupua grouud. has thi, year
uHIird herself N the several fine
courses u literature offered hy teach.
cr- from chicago University.
Mrs R A. Euloe aud her children
~ Mpkogcc have a very pleasant cot
'agc next door To Mr.. Euloes mother.
Mr, kirkpatrick.
Mr. T. C. Hubbard Of Muskogee
spent q couple " weeks on the grounds
on route tu the coast. His sisters.
Mrs Long ~ Guthrie and Mrs T.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

summer was that Of early Sunday
morning when the weather gauge reg
latered B2 inches. Another rain Sun.
day afternoon gave nj Reno half
inch Of rain.
Mrs. NJ u. Iibhey entertained thirty
guests At bridge Saturday afternoon.
Baskets NJ goldenglow, daisies. senias
and marigold dccked the rooms. Mrs.
John q. DeLanH won the high score
favor Tho honorees we're Mrs. Harry
Ludlow II ChicRasha, Mrs. J. p. Ami.
son of Waco, Texas, Mrs Phillip Her.
rod of Chicago and Mrs. l.. A. Garner
OF Oklahoma City, A collation. NJ two
courses was served.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Ludlow NJ
Clnckasha wee week end guests "
hr and Mp N. d. Libby.
Mr.. and Mrs James Cole N Ana
darko have come to NJ Reno 10 spend
two months Mr. Colo IL relieving
VIM. =, Mccartney, Jr., Of the EI.
press office,
Miss Christine Mclean will return
this week from Valpa rtasn, Ind. where
she spent the spring and summer IN
school,
Mise Hoggarty or Clinton IL the
guest n Nm w. p, Mccartney, Jr.
Mr., and Mrs r. \, Trulnck have ~
their guest the latter's nle,e, Miss
Elisabeth Adams of Pine Bluff, Ark.
The Hnhunl cotton meeting which IL
attended by many employees who han
die cotton On the Rock Island X. II. In
Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana and Ar.
kansns, ls In session at the City hall
today.
The Antl,Horse Thief Association
was organized Friday evening with
fifteen members The state associn.
tion will meet In NJ Reno Octiher "a.
hofh IN Oapt ana MN, W, W Tay-
lor, Jr, u son at IT, Marks hospital
HALT Lake City, Aug l4th.
Mrs Martha Louder died AT hos.
pltal IN oklahoma City Sunday after.
neen. She leaves a husband. ID w.
Louder, her parents Mr.. and Mrs T..
J, Mulkaren, twn sisters aud three
brothers. She has lived At Calumet
for eight years aud had many friends
She was an auditor Of the western az.
vision VI Womens Federated Clubs
and was talented musician. The
funeral was held az the Catholic
church this morning NJ \ o'clock and
burial was In the vi Reno cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Humphrey eu
teriolned a number n friends nj din
ner Saturday evening.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

Eraluard and three children have the
choicest cottage ON the grounds fur
their summer home
Mrs + D. Lucas Of Gotebo who
has been nj the Chaumuqua for sey-
rral seasons * back again with her
dnughter, Jean, at the Missions hu-
tel Mr. Lucas who is a banker AZ
Gotebo, mOtored mp FROM there to
BOULDER where he remained week
lie then went ON with his party tn
the coast Mrs. Lucas viii join him
later by rail
Mrs W y Redwlne aud son Nash
" McAlester have taken their cottage
again Mrs Redwlne X one " the
most prominent women 10 literary cir
cles In Boulder as well az al Chau.
tanuua Park.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
COTTON NGROWERS
WISER THIS YEAR
Trade Journals Warn The South
Against Errors Of judgement
and Agitation

TRAur Journals, notably the Man
4 ufarturprs Record are ukiug
pains at this time 10 ucquaint cotton
grower, with true conditions this sea
,uu. The following HIST Of "dont,' is
being given wide circulation:
Don't bc ml.led into selling your
cotton ut five or six cents pouid.
MS You were last fall, by political and
other pessimlsts
Don't get frightened and rush your
cotton 10 market except to the extent
that YOU have tn Sel II "a meet your
financial obligations, Tor the undue
Crowdlug NJ cotton on the market
plays into the hands ~ spectators,
who hy the tactics now being employ
rd would break down the price " your
cotton and enable them 10 buy # to
their profit aud to your loss, as they
dld last year
Don't eNnect either this government
OF any other IN buy your cotton The
government has no more right 20 buy
cotton than 10 buy grain or hogs.
Don't look for any uneconomiC and
impossible legislation In behalf ~ cot
ton, for most VI the theories advanced
have hordcrcl ON Hslnlnltv, and some
u them have quite reached that stage
Don't Tor moment think that you
can barter Your honor and your soul
and shape your convictions Ms to right
For wrong I'm world affairs for the
Iprice NJ bale " cotton
Don't seek to h,ackmall other coun.
tries hy threatening retaliation because
their work may interfere with the
temporary selling price ~ your cot
ton
Don't permit politicians or others to
hold YOU mp hcfurp the world az will.
Ing to accept u brIhc and 90 shape
your Judgment NJ right and wrong In
human affairs 10y the price that this
country or that might be willing Ia
pay Tor your cotton
Don't forget lhnt though you have
raised more cotton than the south
ought 10 have produced, there IL an In
trlnslc value m cotton which cannot
hc permanently destroyed
Don't forget that You can carry YOUR
cotton Tor wears without lts deterlora-
tIon. and that the time win come, un-
loss the south continues to grow more
cotton than tho world demands when
every hale " cotton win hc needed nj
n good price
Don't drfruud your creditors 10y re.
fnshir tn sell cotton tu meet your oh.
| legations. hut when you have sold
enough to pay Your debts. don't forget
that the balance X yours to hold until
doom-day II you please, and uwHlt the
time whom the world Will pay your
price Tor II
Don't. nhoyr am else. permit your
self tn hp ml-Ied into believing that
your cotton is worth more than your
honor inut ,uur cotton must set your
standard NJ morals lU studying world
affairs
Don't forget thut hr who poses tho
,o tom growers ur hp south before the
world m hergurs u.kmg ulms or M
regarding hale NJ cotton m more
value than human Me- or the price
NJ Mound N cotton more to he cnu.
sidered than individual and national
honor ls the worst enemy which the
| south has ever had ur ever run have.
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Ell Reno Happenings

Miss Alma stabler has returned to
Cheyenne, Wyoming after spending
the summer with her aunt, AFs John
Hncket
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. q. Morrison enter.
tained informally on their spacious
park Thursday evening, honoring Hiss
Fern Brook OF Anadarko, who was the
guest Of Mrs Flora Barnes.
DIR. T. N. Aderhold and family re-
turned Friday from visit 10 the IN.
terestlng cities ~ California.
The Misses Frances and Helen En-
pey are visiting relatives in Nebraska.
Miss Helen will return soon, having
spent the summer In California,
Mr. Geo W. wuday and former
wife Mrs. Betsey wndAy Of Oklahcma
city. we're united In marriage Thurs
day by Rev. X, q. Callahan.
Mrs, Mary Taylor OF Los Angeles IL
the guest Of her daughter Mrs, U q.
SnodgraSs
Mrs, W. H. Patrick Is spsndinR q
fortnight with her parents In Wichita.
Rev. and Mrs, II. q. Callahan had
AZ their week end guests Mr. and Mrs,
h. @. Ollsr of McAleater,
Mrs. Gertrude Cornelius and daugh.
ter are spending several weeks In Chi.
cago and other northern cities
l.. II. Myers and family expect Ia
motor to- Colorado Springs this week
and spend a fortnight,
Mrs. H. A, Ooley gave party for
the nelghborhoOd children Friday even
Ing
q. A, Wharton ls hOme from hual-
ness trip TO Chicago.
Mrs. T, II. Musgrave and rhlldren
arrived home fr0m an extended visit
In Tennessee
MIR and Mns Bruce Lawton are Wis
itlng In Decatur, III
Mrs. ]. A. Hatchet and daughter
Louise returned Sunday from de
lightful sdjourn In California
Miss Elisabeth O'Connors " visiting
In IT. Paul, Mlnn.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Ellison have
departed for an eastern trip which
Will include New York. Boston aud
Canada
Mrs, Alvin Dyer has returned 10
Houston. Texas, She visited Miss
Eta Farley enroute from California
One OF the heaviest ruins Of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
HAY FEVER SEASON ON
Golden Rod and Rag Weed Bring
Time Of inguished Sniffles and
SneeIes 10 the Victims

Somebody snccicd, and that started
It. Then all the other victims NJ hay
fever knew the golden rod and rag
weed were sending out pollen and that
their time " misery was at hand
There Is "a large colony OF hay fever
victims IN Oklahoma city. Some Of
them have already gone north, but 9th
els VIII! have 90 stick II out.
II Is told ot a young man IN this
city that he once gathered large
bouquet for a young lady he was pay
ing particular attention TO. and took II
20 her home As soon as she saw that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

I u 5l4 West Twelfth street aud Mr.
RISK Thompson son of Mr. aud Mrs
Scott Thompson VI ll4l Dale avenue
were quietly married this morning at
/ = 10 o'clock ut 81 puurs EpiscUpal
church. the dean ~ the cathedral the
Right Reverend Walter o. klnsolyiuf
officiating Miss Blanche Claggett the
brides mO4t Intimate friend was the
only attendant, aud only the members
uf the Immediate fumllr. Witnessed
the CrrrmOnle,
The bride wore tailored suit "
midnight blue cloth trimmed IN Her.
cules braid, ana beaver collar with
this she wore tHllorrd black hat. aud
the gllt ~ the groom u diamond laval
Here Miss Claggetl wore becoming
luffeta silk gown ur DrIn blue. with
u Panama hat with trimming 10
match
The Young couple went Immediately
to the Frisco train Tor Il brief wedding
journey, where. IN spite ~ the fact
that the time " the wedding had been
ii secret they were met by II crowd
~ friends and shower ~ rice
Mr. and Mrs Thompson will be- M
home 10 their friends after August -
az their apartments nt llla North llnr
yey avenue
MIR and Mrs j j Collins " Mar
crl,, la, are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs " y. Hodgins eu route home
from the California eIpositIons
Mrs Samuel j Krcpp- win lcayg
the first OF the wu'6D fur Gushing
where she will remain until September
first with her son, Mr. Sam Krepps
Mr. and Mrs Baron House. and
family Mr. VI HouseI aud Mr.
aud Mrs W L. Payne will spend the
week at Thru,tlund
Mrs W T.. Bulkley who has been
spending the summer ut IudduglOu,
Mich viii ~ 10 Chicago the last "
The month FOR u visit with her sister
The Ladies' Missionary society II
the Second Presbyterian church viii
meet Thursday ~ 23O ut the church
IN place u with Mrs Z f. Miller us
announced
Mrs l. 5. Mohou aud Miss Vera Me-.
Quilkm entertained informally Sutur
dry afternoon Ht bridge Tor their
guests. Miss EAie McQuilklu ~ la.
porte, Ia. and Miss Lucille Large u
Sioux city In Miss Pauline Rob
erts made the top score and WAS the
recipient of a bud vase, aud the honor
guests were presented with gold hat.
pins Guests ~ the occasion were
Mines Leroy BIckIe and Ilnrlaud Mo.
reNu, the Mlsse, Pauline Roberts, Hell
cn Mcintyre, Gertrude Ward. Mildred
Dects. Lydia Guthrie. Mariana GRAY.
ems. Minnie May Moore and Tula
Brock
Nlr and Mrs Leroy Rickle enter
talncd Miss McQullkln aud Mis-,
/ Large with Hue PARTY at the Em
press last evening Mrs Mnhan and
Miss McQuilkln had porch party for
them this morning, and Wednesday
they viii he the luncheon guests Of
Miss nellie De Moss Thursday even.
Ing Mr.. and Mrs lIarland More1n will
entertain with picnic supper 10 their
honor
Mfr and Mrs W X Rarthell and
family have returned from n four
weeks trip through Colorado In their
motor car
Misc Eva Combs departed Saturday
evening FOR Kansas City where she
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
Office Phone w. 4O19

! wa, Jolurd by Miss E". um m. o.
/ trip ro Salt Lake CITY N.M"r ~ou
Francisco and point .w runIf..
cuusr They will r"v a.. Wu NJ
I Galveston where they . .,.I -rN
rrHl days
Old friends iu the cdr. .' 49, Ralph
/ Cnuphcl more fHmiIu tupHu zoo
/ the newspaper world luhE WiU
be- Interested In known. unl he 4,
/ Irnylug knups CITY .H.r. bee has
/ been connected with .hu Kansas CIu
/ Star FOR number Of .ur and eplus
10 Minneapolis MINI .Hurr hr has
nrrrp,rd position uu .. Minneapolis
/ journal
Mrs T.. VI Howell OBJ. uu-u forurr
|ly uf this city. r. spend few JaN
/ here with friend, bc.o -,n, ou ro
/ California
Mrs. II. 4. Reuter- u.. Pa. uu-t~. 600
/ the Glover Leaf Emho... .mj Au
gust 20
Mr. aud Mrs. W. G. r.... returned
Saturday from tnu HH. Stay BOO
: Cleveland OK
[ DR. e.. W. Griffin uf p.r supply.
ok is the guest Of Dol. cousins. Nr
and Mr.. W j Rodn
Mrs Paul Heinrich accompanied by
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

he had included golden rod iu Il she
broke from the room.
You wretch 90 she said, as she fled
from the danger
The Young man didn't know any
thing about the connection between
golden rod and hay fever then, hut
he knows all about II now for he
squared himself aud married the girl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
N/O0zZ0ZIf2
Harriet Dunn Bentley,

Misses Jean aud Wlnltred Winter
will entertain informally Thursday
morning IN honor " group of guests
including Miss Adelus Bradbum u
Washington, ID C.. the guest uf Mrs.
Harold Bradburn, Mrs G.. W Muser
and Miss Dorothy Preston Of Blue
Rapids, Kan, and Miss Irene Preston
Of Los Angeles, who are the guests
Of Mrs Arthur Sclds, end Mrs Paul
Jones OF Pawnee and Miss Blanche
l.obsltE 0f Perry, who are with Mrs
Hugh McCredle
Miss Janet Hatcher. Who has been
the popular house gues, OF Miss Fan.
nie Watlingt0n, will Leave Thursday
for her home IN Atlanr
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Hogan ~
Fletcher spent few dpyS here last
week, en- route to Colorado IN their
motor car.
Mrs win Vance entertained at
breakfast Monday morning IN honor
Of Mrs G. r. sharpe " Woodward
The table was decorated most nt-
tractively with wild flowers. which
filled d white basket In the center.
and tiny baskets " flow EN-, marked
the places. Seated at the table with
the hostess aud honor guest were
Mines Edward + Mckay, A. II Vance.
f. Il Hammer Aida Van SAINT, J.
A Ross, Carl Hammer ~ Bison OK
and Weston Atwood
Mr. and Mrs Edward X. Gaylord
will leave Wednesday for Denver and
Estes Park Colo. Mrs Gaylord will
deliver Nn address nt the convention
of the Y W G A In Estes Park.
Miss Blanche Bowman viii arrive
Wednesday from Lexington. hy, where
she has been with a house party, aud
will be the guest of Miss Blanche
Cluggett while her parents 0re out ~
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Crockett motored
10 Medicine Park Saturday MIR Crock.
cit returned Monday but Mrs Crockett
remained over for the week
Miss Vera Harper will entertain In
formally Saturday afternoon IN honor
Of Miss Adelne Bradhum " Wash
ingtOn, d. {.
Miss Dorothy Watkins ~ Edmond
will spend the week end with Miss
Mary Oyerholser
Mr. and Mrs. John Nunlp will leave
the last Of the week .or Minneapolis
and ST. Paul. Yellowstone rark, Seat
tie. Vancouver. British Columbia, and
the eIposItlons I'm California They
will return by m Reno, where they
will stop for short visit Mrs Noble
Just returned Saturday from two
weeks stay IN Muskoge' with her
mother
Mr. Claude Nowlin departed Mon.
day FOR ~ Paul and the lakes, where
he viii spend ten days
Mrs. II. NJ Gray lsft today for a
few days in Cleveland,
Miss Kate Klock AMI sister, Mrs
J. + Heinbach, will leave this evening
for two weeks stay IN Medicine
Park
Mrs Paul Jones " Pawnee and Miss
Blanche l.Obsltz NJ Perry are the
guests of Mrs. Hugh McCredie
HArdensteln. Thompson
Miss JAMIE Hnrdenstein. daughter
of DR. and Mrs f. W Hardenstein
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
OIL PLAT MACHINIsTS QUIT
Nearly Thousand Walk Out At Cart
aret, y. j.. Plants

CARTERET y. J., Aug l7-Near.
ly 1000 men. most Of t.cm machlnlsts
who had been employed in four fac.
tories or oil plants here. were ON strike
today Most of them demanded an
elghthour day and an increase " 70
per cent I'm wages
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
HEADS PRAETORIANS

HUGO Aug Il w T.. Schoolcr a
lawyer N this ritN has been appointed
state manager Tor the prneturlans,
succeeding A. Syhler resigned Mt
suhnorr has located u.. headquarters
400 oklahoma CltN and has taken mp
h.s residence there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

II Is our belief that n man has Just
as much right to spend hls hard
earned money for cigars as his wife
has 10 spend Il for face bleach.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

NEW YORK. Aug 1.-THE many
friends NJ Miss Vida Bisphnm, dpugh
ter NJ David Rlspham, the noted Amer.
lean baritone, were surprised to learn
that aha had been married on June I'd
10 Mr., Richard Alessandro Daddi Der
gherl, " on old Italian family. The
couple were mrrled IN Florence, In
which city they met last winter II
was expected that they would wed IN
tho autumn, hut on account Of ltupt
entering the war aud tho calling ot
Mr.. Daddl Hergherl to the front with
the reserves, the wedding was celp
brated m Juno His bride expects III
~ to the front with him m Red
Cross nurse for which she has heru
training
Shp WIS once engaged 10 Mr. Thpo
dorn A. Huyemcycr hut IN two months
after the announcement NJ the engage
meni Il was broken by mutual consent
In January i0la
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
55-PleCe Dinnerware
Set at So
MAIN
At
HARVEY

This e. thr celebrated puu.Gu-,rr
ChIunwurr mud the pattern .umr. u
'0peu -to.k. mnRug 20 m.-' dr-.u
ahlr-u plain gold pattern rlnr I0uas
more Ike % So ~cr Um 5000.
j6.Piece Set at S25-rn0- g. tHu gen
ulur lIayimud China lu mm-m.
apple blossom pattern. unpu -ruk
uf course
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

A young mau who last June recely-
ed his diploma has heen looking
around successi,ely for a position. for
employment and for a Job. Entering
au office, he asked to wee the manager
aud while waiting he said To the office
hoy
"no you suppose there is any open
Ing here for college graduateY'
"Well. derr will be- was the rcpl,.
~ de boss don't raise me salary 10
tree do.lures d week by termurrrr
night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
Black Taffeta Silk Just OF the Loom at slOo Yard
Smart and Popular Ostrich Boas

OIIdII dHu FOpuIdI OSIIICH DUd5
new line NJ the favored Ostrich Boay Just
Store. Quuty fluffy with handsome es good
length the thing Tor ouI Tor the coming
solid white Ostrich BOas priced a SiO0
Solid black Ostrich BOas priced at Sl9j TO SiGO
Black and white Ostrich Boa priced at Sl9j and $500
NEWEST COLLARS AND COLIARETTES
Line Sl9j-Nlneas consist mnlne chiffon with
ribbon white white and black black, white and
black colorod chenille dots for trimmings
Another o black andW white Fancy Ruffs at S995
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

MIR and Mrs. n, u. Humphrey IT.
iertolned a number ~ friends at din
ner Saturday evening
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

Mr. and Mrs ". X Rarthell and
family have returned from n four
weeks trip through Colorado In their
motor car
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

Miss Eva Combs departed Saturday
evening FOR Kansas City where sh,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

Miss jamie Hardenstein. daughter
of DR. and Mrs F. W Hardenstein
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

Plumbing Repairs. Hutch Wal 1874.
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

Mrs, Alvin Dyer has returned 10
Houston, Texas She visited Miss
Eta Farley enroute from California
one OF the heaviest ruins Of the