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force more and more young women out
into the world to become wage earners.
No matter whether we like it or not. we
have got to face the fact that very few
fathers. in these DAYS. earn enough
money TO support family of daughters
in idieness at home So the girl must
follow some gainfu occupation before
marriage. II is equally true that very
few young men make enough money
to support wife who brings nothing to
the family exchequer.
The time has gone By when marriage
was a profession that girl could fall
back upon when everything else failed.
Her chances nowadays Of marrying are
slim, and growing Simmer all the time,
simply because a poor youth can no more
afford the luxury of a wife than he can
of setting up an automobile. or yacht.
It is nothing more or less than the
truth that cupid has got to 60 out OF
business unless we readjust our old no
tions about a woman working out OF her
home after she is married. The ancient
superstition, with no grain OF common
sense to back It. has held that 1t was
some sort of reflection and disgrace
TO man and his wife not to retire to the
privacy OF the kitchen az soon as she was
entitled to write Mrs. instead of Miss be-
fore her name
The adherence to this fetish is respon-
sible for the growing crop OF old maids
and grumpy old bachelors, for by the time
a man has killed Off his budding fancy
for three or four pretty and attractive
girls and learned how to keep his affec-
tons in chsci- while he Is waiting to
acquire sufficient income to maintain
a wife as a parior ornament. no has
gotten out Of the notion. of marrying et
ALL Also he has acquired habits and
tastes that make him about as agreeable
TO live with as a-fretful porcupine IL he
does many.
The only way to get around this state
of affairs and prevent marriage from be-
coming an exclusive pastime of the rich
is to readjust ourselves to the conditions
OF our day, and permit the girl who fol-
lows a gainful occupation before mar
riage to marry the man OF her heart
while they are both young, and to 80 on
following her trade or profession until
they get foothold in the world,
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CHAPTER !. lcontInueal

CHAPTER /. lContihued)
He could stand this train Of thoughts
no longer He whirled up Riverside drive.
past the very house where June was then
talking to Iris, and turned his key In the
lock of the place which was TO have been
home. Horne! And this was his returnl
Here were all the furnishings which they
had bought together. Here had clustered
all his dreams OF happiness.
1t must be his task to find that mani
June was still June-and his June! He
caught up the portrait and pressed it to
his lips and held It in his arms and sank
down by the bed sobbing.
At that moment June and Iris were
sitting in the big walnut paneled library,
and Bobbie wandered in. When he saw
the girls he started back.
Don't go. Bobbler' called Iris. She
walked straight up to him and held out
her hand. ''Produoeg
whats the price2" he asked.
oh. q hundred"
How did you guess my rolf" inquired
the cheerful Bobbie. dragging up hand
full of bills with nonchalant ease. at which
June smiled in spite OF her embarrass-
rnent. She had always been amused at
the matter OF fact and open way in which
these two discussed finances. Bobbie
counted his money ana held back a frag-
ment OF IT, Here's your hundred. and
I'm seven TO the good"
"ohr" gasped June, as the significance
Of the tableau suddenly dawned upon her
why they were almost in the same po-
sition in which she had seen herself when
she was Ned's piteous little bsggar
Thanks. Bobbie." said Iris, and turned
to June. III you want more. honey. II
your struggle for Independence, come
right back and I'll make Bobhie give il
to US"
June shrunk away. Toh. can't pos
sibly take it, ! didn't know you were
going 20 ask Bobbies'
Where else DO I set it, blurted ths
bosom friend. Boobies the easiest way
That's just IT," June pointed out
Cant you see what beggar a depend
ent woman is? Don't You see that II
can't accept a gift Of money from my
husband 1 can't possibly let you sccep
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for me gift of money from your hus-
band? Don't be angry, Iris. please. I'm
fighting for principle"
oh. Mr.. Thomas Rot!v exploded Bob
bic.
That attitude is at tine bottom of the
whole thing. Bobbie." argued June with
spirit. Because the man has supported
the woman for ages he has made him
self the master. That destroys the wo-
mans seif-respect, and love dies
She's q fine KID said Bobbie heartily.
gbut If she's going to draw the line on
money which has been handed from a
man to a woman she'll have to get Il
fresh from the mine"
What will you DO. June?' fretted Iris.
IL only had that purse mummy gave
me-" unused June.
She got that from your father" Bob
bic was unkind enough 10 remind her.
oh. that was daddy's money" she
brightly replied. no trace Of concern on
her brow, and it's the last / can take
from them, now that I'm married. Iris,
couldn't you 90 out to the house and say
youiI send it TO me9'
Just the thingP' Iris was bubblins
Immediately.
You mustn't let them know I'm here"
warned June. You mustn't let anyone
knowl''
Within five minutes Iris ana Bobbie,
n the swift little runabout, we're headed
for Brynppft. IN the library June had
found a picture of Ned among some other
intimate photographs. and it was vita
constant reference to this and amid con-
slant talking to it and constant caressins
OF II that she penned her important mes
sage:
My poor, dear boy, I cannot explain in
letter what happened today. When
am free, dear Ned. will make you ua-
derstand and forgive. You must not try
TO find your unhappy bride. JUNE
CHAPTER Il.
Aunt Derby came around the corner Of
the Moore house in all her eIory-stlff
lavender dress with the red posies on H.
yellow hat with the green feather. tan
shoes ana blue stockings.
'Howdy, Aunt Debby!" Bobbie Blether-
ing. with his chattel beside him. swung
/ up the drive in his fast little runabout
Junies parents came 70 tho door. John
], Moore In the blue and tan smoking
Jacket which he had refused 70 wear
until tenderness at Junie's approachins
departure had brought him to It. ana
Charlotte Moore IN the gray SILK dress
embroidered BY June's own hands.
Come right in, heartily invited Father
Moore. and Mother Moore, with soft
eyes. shook Bobbie BY one hand and Iris
By both
| fqsof ~ fsr..,ftr,,,.,s &C.,, -.-,-,-.--' Il
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Everybody likes kitten At sight of its fluffy and collar
with blue ngybe its chubby smile like
cushions little adcalf kid toward
little Women folks tighten their skirts hold
UP friendly kitten much
sad gentlemen unbend who study
the through
graed kitten with the but
crambs about their shoulders And the
with spreading
snowy baby cat arches its back sides
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will
white fur that 1t leaves there, i@N
And tits with the hengr You hold forth on her lack
Of and wonder she will
glover s fluff that plain girls
with smooth hair clothes who jingle bell
girls But Just the Will "oh and All
ktteng with youl
the entanced and when tries her kit
the evening clothes with his baby
feng couldn't without the whim
steal fluffy appealing things called BEY
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Read il Here See It at the M0yies.
cARA6a2Gx<6a6x6k~ Hume
ey asey.-aa~4sa&6 S.s1s .saszzsAss~eS4as.

by special ARRANGEMENT for this paper a
photo+drama corresponding to the install-
n1ents OF Runaway June may now be
seen at the leading moving picture the
atcrs. BY arrangement made with the
Mutual Film corporation II is not only
day, but also afterward to see moving
pictures illustrating our story
Copyrightlsi6, by Serial Publication
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my taste IN MUSIC is Improving said
Mr.. Cumrox.
How do you know inquired his wifM
haughtily.
II am getting 30 can enjoy the nualu
OF hand organ whether II has a monkey
with II or washington Star
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49,
pay her bills?
What is the. ef-
feet on a husband
of his wife making
her own way. and
thus relieving him
Of all responsible
ity OF providing for
her?
These are three Of
the curious new
problems that have
arisen TO compli-
cato the already
sufficiently invoiv4
ed domestic propo-
sition, and they are
questions that must
be more and more
poignant as econo-
mic con d II ions
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-26
BY DOROTHY DIX.

shall the woman who has followed a
saintul occupation before marriage con-
tinue TO follow it after marriage7
IL she does ehall she support herself. or
shall 49, hs,rY,ona
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Dear Miss Fairfax. have known q
young man ever since was little girl.
Last summer he prcfenaed his love Dor
me 70 my Oldest brother. As my parents
were unable on account OF circum-
stances, to comply with his request.
namely, q certain sum OF money, Of which
II Il true nc was In great need. we were
forced N Part and he went with hts
mother 70 4 different city.
A gentleman who has recently arrived
from that city told us the fact
Now, what would Ike 70 know Is
whether It would be considered proper
ANXIOUS.
There would be nothing improper about
your writing this man note OF con
graduation. But don't permit your az
fections to center on a man who has
shown plainly that his admiration for
you was dependent upon its being Of
practical advantage Tor him 70 care foT
you.
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pea,t cause MS People suffsFinE.

Don't Cause HIS People suTfeFfhB.
Dear Miss Fairfax; ! am young girl
OF Is and have been going out with a
young man whom love dearly for one
year. He had been earning good salary
and was the only support of his family
on ak when last week he was laid Off.
Now, as they haven't much money,
marry nae y f S a Least three or or four Years,
am IN q ouandary. Il. "a.
You are young enough TO wait three
or four years. But do not allow your
own desire for happiness to cause the
man you care for 70 Oct unfairly to hts
people who are dependent on him. Wait
II you can trust yourself 10 wait, but
give him up II you think there Is any
danger that you will hasten into a mar
riage which would cause his family hard
chip and suffering.
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Advice to Lovelorn

A FIfrt.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I'm II and keeping
CO nnpany with a man of 10. Many times
he has caught me flirting and forgiven
me. Recently he caught me again when
did not mean anything by u, and a
great quarrel arose and i begged him 70
give me another chance, and he did Tor
my mothers sake. From that time on
he acts coldly 10 me, and whatever
do does not satisfy hiro. 1 stopped nirt-
ing. He told me ! never will be able TO
make up for 1t and threatened e leave
me. AhiAEN
No wonder your friend does not trust
you 10 keep a promise you have broken
80 many times. Evidently this boy is a
fine chap and one who could have a
good influence over you. Set yourself to
the task OF being so absolutely trust
worthy that you will compel his faith
again. The discipline Of behaving your
self is worth while for your own sake
as well as to try TO hold this boys
friendship.
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POULTRY.

FEED Bone Meat TO your chict.,.
Keep them healthy make them Iay Fo,
ple Py W II Butcher 40 W 9nd W.
drllrir W -"u We
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GRAIN


CHICAGO July Grrutly improved
harvest conditions led today 10 % sharp
break IN wheat values According 10 one
authority the outlook Tor field work wa.
belter ihnn al any tlme since May ~
visible supply total counted nlsp against
the bulls. Opening prices which ranged
from q TO "a lower we're followed by an
additional set back before the market
soWed any signs Of rally.
Corn weakened with Whcnt On the DO
cline however there was good buying
headed by large houses After openlng !,
lu hc down the market recovered Ia
about Saturday nights level
Good crop prospects had bearish of
feet on oats The trade showed notice
nhlr lack OF any aggressive buying
Higher prices for hogs lifted UrovisIop,
The advance, though encountered an in
rr"ase Of packinghouse sales. chlefly In
lard ~
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FOUND Gold neck chain and cross
owner can hnve same by paying Tor this
ad Call NJ The Times office
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CORPORATION COMMISSION
DOCkETS MANY NEW CASES

Sixteen cases have been docketcd by
the corporation commission FOR the
regular court term, which herins nn
July l3 Thirteen cases are set fur
that day aud three Tor the following
day The Central Light and Fuel com
pany " SHpulpa and the Nlnita Gn,
company have made application to the
commission to raise the rates un gas
and these eases will be heard at tlv
time.
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COTTON
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July q Opened at an
advance ~ ~ points IN response TO
nrmness IN Liverpool over the local hou
duNs ami reports of too much rain In
the eastern belt These features. however
seemed 10 inspire nO general or nggres
Ave demand and prices soon snugei nff
In about the closing figures VI lnsi Erl
day under scattered realizing through
wire aud vommisSion houses spot sale.
Tor lhe three DAYS In Liverpool amounted
to fully 31,OOO bales
Trading was very quiet ptsr In the
morning aud the market showed practical
~ no feature with prices ruling about
nst unchanged Ia ! point higher
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Plumbing. Ph. Wal. $50 Taylor rro.
-Adt
WHO SLIPPED A BRICK IN
CHARLES HANDKERCHIEF

Charles McElhenney and T.. u.
Brown could not explain 10 Detective
charlie Baker early this morning
why they Mere shopping around the
entrance to iOils North Hudson
street ana were absolutely al sea
when questioned rs to the enormous
sllngshot consisting NJ a brick tied
In Handkerchief, which each was
carrying.
\ charge " attempted burglary aud
carrying concealed weapons was plac.
ed against each NJ the wanderers.
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BUSINESS q PROFESSIONAL

BUSINESS 4 PROFESSIONAL
ATTORNEYS
N. @. AElsTER, f2520 Amer. Natl Bank.
HAIR DREssIHo--
GENUINE Human hair switches for
sale; yeur hair combinGs made 90 order.
Mrs, Carl King, 12s W. Grand Ave,
wal edno
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
D. K STAMP q SEAL 90, lis
w. Grand Ave Wal eba.
SHOE REPAIRING
QUALITY sHOE SHOP, e12 West
Main. We call for and deliver frss
Phone Mapls ~
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LOST Pour year old bay murr. shod,
name partly clipped, Reward Phone
Barnes, T.. r. X. 80
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STOCKS AND BONDS


NEW NORk July some very sub
ynntiu gains were registered IN the r.
sumption NJ trade today Reading opru
vl with material fractional advance
With n SOON increased tO . points un
/ Inst saturday fnNurnhlr court decision
claims uf one to four points were made
Iby bethlehem steel Baldwin Locomotive
General Motors Sears Wocbu.k T. \
Rubber Rui { = steel Active railway
ana various spccinliirs showed marked
Improvement over last weeks close Trad
iuG was moderate but broad Londnn's
ptireS Tor Americans were mostly low
or
weakness IN ~ Paul which fru iu
NOt, caused some uusrtticmrnt IN thy
/ late dealings The close was irregular
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LIVERPOOL. Iuly 6 cotton spot
steady. good middllng 5Gld, mlddling
y3d. low middung ls7 Sales l2VuO
Tor speculation nnd export 5000
Receipts lUUO Futures closed steady
mIt 5lNig. luly. Aug 5lyisd; Aug Sep.
5gTd. Sent oct 625d oct Nov 541d
Nu, pr. . it5d. De- Jan alyd lnn
Feb ayd. Feb Mar 157d, Mar Apr,l
4 0Old. April May 5W4d, May Jane
5GGt, June July hGad. July Aug jilA.
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NOTICES.
HAINEE BURNS TONEY
LAWN MOWERS

sharpeucd, the only mcIno1 Pund,on
Called for aud delivered OIL ]"
phone W 1888.
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NEW ORLEANS. July cotton open
n1 TODAY with fnir demand especially
fpr the later months. and only Moderate
ur"rinrs Rains over the holidays and
good Liverpool cables were the main
nulush influences unlf m hour uftrr
the opening prices were 70 10 points mp.
The wave NJ buying around the op
rnng soon spent itself aud reaction
.uuH about nv the result " sc1lplnC
longs efforts 10 get their profits 'I".
ward noon prices we're point over last
weeks close
The market was stngnant In the ~
trruoou and nc 80 O'Clock stood at 4
net advance NJ ~ points
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOR SALE Roomlng house. turnishsi,
10 rooms, $3.50 cash Slls West lst
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE. TO CVT WEEDH
pub Daily Times July p 10 u Inc,
1881
TO owner, occupant agent or any on"
who hns control " my lot, yard, park
way or sidewalk or space nbutting there.
on. TO the center ~ the street or the
center N the alley are hereby noilfle !
ia cut the weeds on said lots OF ground
before July 10. 1915. or The city of Okla
homa City will proceed to cut said
weeds aud charge the cost OF same 10
the lots os authorized by city ordiancs
sections laaa md 1854
Uy order OF
THE BOARD OF HEALTH
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NFW YORK luly u closing mrr
camille pnpcr GlWN, sterling ~ do, hlll,
Sls1. demand NiNin. cables tiiiaj
Gar silver ~ Mexican dollars % Guy
enment bond, sirad,s railroad bonds.
irregular time loans irregular. M daY'
ga: W days lH4, six months 3WA
can money. steady high N low ~
ruling rate ~; last loan a., closing hii
lIl. offered nt "a.
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DIFFICULTY IN ENFORCING
NEW CREAMERY LAW

J o. Crawford employed In the
creamery Inspection department Of the
department ~ agriculture, returning
from II tour N Inspection says owners
OF smaller stations where cream II as.
srnbled, separated and rrshlpped. are
trying to comply with that law that
requires them 10 receive aud separate
the cream la roos bv Itself. In some
places however such facilities are vet
To be- provided The department In.
tends Ia endorse this pruv;don Of the
law In Its entirety aud the Inspectors
are charged to keen Il close watch
where II Is not being done.
Plumbing, m. Wal $50 Taylor Fros
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LIVESTOCK
Chicago Livestock

IHIIAGO. lUly U0g rrIsIuIs \
NM hulk HiGoU70, Ugh. si5lai gO mlyrd
81 -iuH0 heavy Np1fu, rough Hu7 90.
pigs 81 btO01GJ
'.'lI" receipts 1000. strong Nuu,r
beet steers - ~jUlUau. western Steers
s .Ous ~, COWS nud helfers - GJUjn.
ruNrs X1mlO2j
sheep receipts lSmU. weak. sheep s. %
HGl5 lambs Sing 20
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Chicago Produr,

CHICAGO July Butter: lower
creamery 22d2Ic
Eggs. steady, receipts lI4dl. NJ mnrt
cases Included iaftlGr. ordinar, nr.i.
l5n lsy. firsts l0a L,c
.Potnloes lower; receipts i2a cars. vIr
Einio oobbletS sl45p 10. no uld no
tatoes
Poultry. alive higher. fowls Iaai.c
springs lsu2uc
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KANSAS cry. Juy Hog recent.
laDD higher nul S. 8Da7 IN. hen,,
Isl jj0Gj. Ight s7gDH1O. uig, 81 soar ~
'0iilr receipts 1000 higher Prime fef
steers 50 $50 10 dressed beef steer, $50
NDM -. hrlfer. S7dg 30. st0rker,
~ 25GlNJO
sheep receipts 7 OOO steady M lower
Lambs DQgsO. yrurIlug- SGJNHg. uprh
efs 81 GOdd 80. ewes xi1f5I ~
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FOR SALE On easy terms ~ room
roomlng house, newly furnished Phone
Walnut COOL
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GARAGE for shle reason for selling
other business. Address ul42 care "
Times
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COLLECTOR

.NrED Young man who +. il
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ITTTT FTWTE WVV HUWTT TTTT ~ - 7TT7T7
Mule Quotations ..
For sound. well broken mule. from ''
, Years old fat with quality. lue follow ~
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sr LOUIS Jly Hog receipt.
400 higher Pigs and lights 81 iOm W
mixed aud butcher, sOdgi good heavy
81 s0uOO
cattle r"ccipis 1000 strong NutIyD
beef steers s. .Ohg ~ venrlng steer.
and hcfers EsHp ~. COWS XGd7 q. stool
ers and feeders SGne2J. Texas and Iu
dian steers 50 2j4Hs5. COW, and h.lr
ers AMB ~ uutlyr calves N6 lOm no iu
sheep receipts a. 600. steady ripped
native muttons &5m5 -. clipped lamb.
s. OQS ~. sprIug lambs s. 5OG8 g.
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NEW YORK. July q Rpv sugar
frm, Centrifugal 4 NIa5; molasses lOgsi
llh. refined steady yut loaf crush n
tW mould A. bal cubes go. NNNN
powdered d2d, powdered GsO fine grnn
ulaird go; diamond A ono. ronfoTtl,r
ers 4, coo number T. dS1
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PROVISIONS


KANSAS CITY. july d Ent,sr ,,.s,,
cry ~. tlrsts 25c; seconds .sl. ps1l
Ing NIc
liE- hrsis lBc seconds l2lsc
Poultry hens lie. roosters pt. br,u
ers liu IN
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LOCAL LIVESTOCK


Cattle ...... ........... lVN
Calves ...... ........ ......... ~
Hogs ............ ll2i
U,T.,s ~
CATTLE with the thirteen loads
deducted for the packers direct Tues
days run totalrd around lWO head ~
cattle. A Talr supply ~ native req
becves showed un and every thing WIN
any quality brought good strong prices
All snlrs were in line with the week Il
10 cent advance, Ten loads OF 'hnl,e
panhandle steers from Quannh, Tex. top
ned the trade at 81 15ass per Cwt Bnlk
Of the beef sold from 81 10 fS Bu'k
~ the beef sold from 81 2Od y. Bulk of
the she stun sold $500 70 Win
fpw good heifcrs at $3.50. Fed bul Us sold,
s. 5O6f5 "a The few siockers aud iced
rrs here brought strong prices.
CAtn. uuotationa
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New Orleans Cotton

NEW ORLEANS July q -COtton spot.
steady unchanged, Sales on the spot f2i
bales 90 arrive 200 Good ordinary go
strict good uriinar, 75. low middling
SIS. strict low middllng sGl mddling
10: strict middliug u95. good mlddling
.p5I. strict good middllng pW Receipts
iGgd stock 1Ia 100
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ST Louis. Iuly o Poultrv. chicken,
NJ springs i6mls turkeys iggallsc
ducks "a; geese &C.
Butter creamery pc
Eggs, iiigy
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NFW YORK, July q Spot cotton
VuiH m1duug uplauds $50. sales guu
bales
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NrM NntL snr.r

kansas cts Potatoes
KANSAS CIrN July New pot,to.,
southefus. steady dlr
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Hut In after years II man refuses
10 LEI his wife buy his neckties she
magincs that he has CEASED to love
her
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MR.. J. H. KOHLER

who has recently taken over The PAacs
8arass Machine shop. iii-llS W. srd ~
phone ". 1IIl. one Of the best equipped
shops In the city, and without doubt
Joe IL one OF the best machinlsts In the
stste Don't run your car ont OF order
because you had Il tc l or garage
and got no reSilts. Bringu TO Joe ana ne
will put Il II IN good running order u
ran once aud will run again.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-06
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MANTED-A middle aged man as man
nKcr NJ the Billiard Room Apply IN
person, lee iluckns Hotel
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