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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
PACKARD MODELS
IN SECOND SERIES
Built Lower; Have Entirely
New Bodies; Motor Simpler;
UIique Water System

The Packard Motor Car Company
/ has announced its second series of
'twelve-cylinder motorcars following
the delivery in the last year of nearly
/ 5000 Twin Skies and their successful
operation in the hands of owners. The
company also announces that. al
though the last seasons output was
nearly three times as great as that or
the previous year, further substan-
tial increase in production will be
made in the next twelve months.
When the first Packard was built in
1888 1t had back of it the principle
of building only the highest quality
OF car. Persisting in this wise policy,
the Packard company has made each
! year consistent advance in design,
accompanied by a corresponding in
crease in volume of business. BY re-
investing large part of the earnings
in buildings and equipment the COM
pany has acquired the most complete
facilities ever assembled for the man.
ufacture of motor vehicles
While price has continued to be a
secondary consideration, possession of
these facilities, coupled with the most
advanced methods, has enabled the
Packard company to establish new
standards of value as applied to mo-
tor vehicles of the highest type. The
brilliant work of the engineering staff
has been an important factor in ar
irving at this result. always a leader
in the industry. the Packard now
dominates the field of high class mo-
tor carriages.
In reviewing the more recent devel-
lopments, President Alvan Macauley
made the following statement:
To constantly improve our car and
to devise new and valuable features,
, we have maintained by twice the
largest engineering staff in America.
What has been found to be new and
proven to be the best has been en-
bodied In our design. Coupled with the
attractive features of advanced en-
gineering has been always the safe
guard of stability and staunchness so
that the owner might feel absolutely
safe in travel over any road.
up until last year the vital consid-
erations made the Packard one of the
most expensive cars on the American
market and the sale was limited to
those who could pay the price. Our
problem was to devise facilities that
would enable us. without the slight
est sacrifice of quality in material or
workmanship, to produce Packard
of superior design at price in line
with the times.
Packard cars to-day are more ex-
pensive than most other cars. That
must always be true so long as Pack
ard quality is maintained. But 1t be-
came evident that large savings in
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26

Auto-Lite starting and lighting system
Electric control buttons on steering column
Seven passenger seating capacity
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26

cost were possible If we would main
tain a large volume of production.
Quantity production, while still re-
tanning Packard quality, was some
thing that had never been accomplish
ed before the advent of the Twin
Six. But we saw that it could be done.
So our organization was increased to
$4,000 men; our buildings were
doubled; improved machinery was de-
signed and installed. We spent over
seven million dollars getting ready to
make the Twin Six. In both design
and price the new car proved a sur
prise and delight to the public"
While the twelve-cylinder engine
was regarded by many as a radical
change, 1t was in reality logical step
in Packard development. 1t was based
on the idea of splitting larger stresses
into smaller ones, the basic principle
on which rests the most important
advance in the motor art from it's
crude beginning in the one-cylfnder
car. The advantages claimed for the
Twin Six are not only greater smooth
ness and less noise. but also greater
power combined with reduced cost of
operation and maintenance.
The first car of this design was
brought out only after a long period
of testing which involved continuous
running under racing conditions on
the speedway. The car has proved so
satisfactory that the changes embod-
led in the new model are mostly of a
minor character.
The new model cars are built con-
siderably lower than any previous
Packard cars. the chassis alone being
approximately two inches lower. This
has been made possible by using S5 by
8 inch tires on all four wheels. by
fiattening the rear springs and by the
lowering of the spring pad on the
front axle, thus bringing the running
boards to sixteen inches from the
ground. This lower construction
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26

sS5 miles per day for the ninth and
tenth days points out the small extent
to which physical endurance entered
as factor in the trip.
McCormmach reached Pendleton at
1l:46 p. m. August 4th. He trav-
ersed the S,025 miles between Syra-
cuse and Pendleton In 140 hours and
z minutes actual time, at an average
speed of 21.4 miles per hour. The
gasoline consumption for the whole
trip averaged 20.7 miles per gallon,
Only 81 gallons of oil were used
the average amounted to S06.6 miles
per gallon. No punctures or blowouts
were recorded for the entire distance.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26

Is horsepower, six cylinder en- bloc motor
125-inch wheelbase
35 x 4 Is inch tires; non-slkid rear
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26

White Space" "An Automobile School
for Women "salesmanship" and
Successful Statesmen in the Max
ing"
Scores OF letters have been received
from both members of the Chalmers
organization and outsiders, praising
the maiden issue of Chalk Talk, and
the circulation list of 5000 will prob
ably be increased before the next
number goesfto press.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
Turkey GObbler and Hen
Occupy Adjoining Nests
Special to the Telegraph

Gettysburg, Pa. Aug. 26.--While Mrs.
John L. Staub. of near Seven Hundred,
in the eastern part OF the county, was
searching for a missing turkey hen she
OF hve eggs in a secluded spot OF a
field. Within a. foot of the hen, on. the
other side of the fence, sat a gobbler
gobbler had three eggs beneath him in
a perfectly formed nest, and he seemed
well contented in his new role as .
hatcher.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26
PERRY BARN pURNEn

New. Bloomfield. Pa. Aug. 26.-On
Lnursday night about s O'clock the
Delville, this county. was destroyed bv
hre with all the contents.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-26

Nowadays you hear much about Skies
too much.
There is almost as much "Six'' talk as
there is war news.
There are fifty-seven varieties to choose
fron-and then some.
America seems to have gone six cylinder
crazy.
AS result, people have been fooled; have
not used the proper judgment and prudence
in buying and consequently thousands now
find themselves in possession Of very, very
inferior automobiles.
If you want the best six cylinder car built;
if you want performance; if you want one
that knocks the spots out of everything else
for gas economy; if you want one whose
performance is as smooth as any twelve;
that has the getaway and speed of quail
get an Overland Six.
Thousands in use. Endorsed by six CYL
inder specialists and six cylinder cranks
all over America.
The Overland is a seven-passenger car
beautiful, large, roomy and comfortable
Every convenience.
No other make under $500 to equal it.
Overland price on account Of quantity pro-
duction-$1145. We are the worlds 1arg-
est producers of four and six cylinder auto
mobiles. That's why we charge the least.
Come in today and we will give you six
cylinder demonstration that will open your
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
REAL HOMES

1910" "' ""' "''o'" ran pc e" oom' sleeping porch. garage rr,
IHcr tiWp '" ''"'' '"F W "'"h' rooms rfohnd MSlih
un N"ih Klein. : rooms, modern In fine shane east front v. 4. mo
south frut rice 81 WN '""N 'W' 'i
me wv hTk Wet Twelfth, rooms basement furnace. garage Irce uso
l., ,w.W,l lH'n" u IhfiN' fourth, new I rooms nh down sprr hardwood pn.
~; uN' hNt'mtui furnace Fixture and decorations isn't he heat mi. A. +.
real h'n" surrounded nv all new homes rice yVm =
~ NHI hl rooms somth. front grounds NSlm uGO MI cash h,, H.
Wv 'NW"'n1 bungalow In THE cream of University addition. RICH on car ur.,
y rHns. lNus rNr. timing Dom and don ~ finished In oak UEpuirri u,rI'
splendid decorations End fixtures; hs.emcn, rnd furnace Gail and look his n.t
WIN Us Noihtns better ~ more complete In the city for tho pr, U,inst A.
Ro"d'cker. 22 Amer Natl BANK Wal lss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
California.

CALIFORNIA alfalfa. fruit and dair
farms for sale terms write = +
waite, Sha vince. okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
GREAT BARGAIN

In h-ncfc home. improved right In m.
CITY small house. cave. veil. fruit, over.
looks ~ CONE" quick VIII moi last long
nonresident owner sN9 nnum Uldg "
SOS HfHuiff or toyre
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
BUSINESS OrPORTu MITES
~ CITY


CAsH GROCERY and market. living
rooms connecting; invoice $500, as
count O. percent going back IN frug
business Walnut 1905. l. y =. iEs \
Hpty",
ACCOUNT other business will sell gro.
gttN. good %inrntinu, cheap rent See
owner. We y Haty-,
IOU SAIL. Spnittr, chicken farm e.
Ntnf lease 400 Jingle "omh white leg
horn hens iun. foot LAYING house" ln col.
UnN houses incubator cellar. 1Tnpipf
house. lI,1b n %iurubBtotr aud all equip
w,ni fur chicken business r. growing
mung, Masking OUTFIT Jntl ny phone Z
I,, 1915 " Essi - " t'st
GOOD 9t.fuom fpoming house. cheap
fyui. funuS we'll rented 'nf pRlr ~ a
h%pfppin. some terms RYAN Cow Inv
Co. sni Campbell Hldg Phone w 7b
HAVE a. rooms good furniture ~ "
tufc NAkinr n want io sell quick
" sOis
BEDROOM house. clear. stock Wards nd
dlj.Du win consider team Tufd rnr
tfu rtN uf other property ne Nfsi nav.
mvri AN time wanted uu balance NJ ~
kl,. int y UnfNo, Phone Wal fi'f
StNiUNi. feature nlm. iot sale. inrlud.
iug atitR tive advertising bargain real
wur,, making proposition 1905 Camp.
h,l pllg
uurrl Tor sale. furnishings. lease.
buildings 81 tupius. modern. business
GOOD Nrs tnilrv. Alib y u~rnadwpg.
Uklshnma CITY. Okla
WANTED Man ~ woman ~ ar' ~
manager tni cashier IN uev moving
ui.iufr md NPuivNuiv house Nls' ius
f,ai 5000 t.a DklatnWRn
NAVE f.f U,If % rHti ,nfr ysN r.1auu.
Hbl. pNHn, iuut 1857
$500 will -sruf. h,if interest boo tho hrs,
paving urutua' T.un In the state ~ Oh
hhumt suui vvtbrf can pu' Boo an his
time tar make $500 In iiuH n month.
rHrc Times
t'AprY win 1900 and husinss. ,hih,, IN
handle No ptnposiiion. unusual up.
%ts,tiunit, lssi times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
KEfklGERATORS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS.
OpA FOUNTAIN for sale cheap. COS

SODA FOUNTAIN for sale cheap. cost
$l,lOO, is IN good running order, 10 syrup
pumps, price NloO cash. no trade II IN
made Of onyx and mahogany wood. three
large back plate glass mirrors, granite
marble slab, two copper tanks, also one
Coca-Cola OUTFIT. II viii pay YOU 70 come
200 miles to see this fountain, II inter
ested. Wire me n you intend 10 come
and viii wire you whether TO come or
not, M expect n number Of applicants
Tor THIS fountain, ~ n is the season FOR
fountains As to myself ! am u broker
and handle various propositions. 80 first
come, first served. but II wire you to
come, viii hold the deal open for you II.
A. Singlctarl. Mangum. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

CAgH GROCERY and market living
rooms connecting; invoice $500. dis
count o. percent going back In drug
huslucss Walnut 1905. l. y =, i2s =
Harvey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
SutSuEN WANTED


lNi .aW WI.. " I.T .H. ...Nf ...r.
s uut guaranteed uI .r.I. fHf h.l.
e thu. 'ns'r.a .n.. ovens. h..., ETr.
steam hUn'Inr vIfs Hl NHfr,f I
N tit y InniNsUr uN.fh.WH lHit
USE re- Iru mufy Ntr yl..m.u
with lnfd cats tu eyN NI. --latest .Ui
door NNliing system fuf IlIIiu, and
cooAinr M ruiusfN homie. NnH rmtii
towns in VEST TsnutasH, western ,ia
rissippI. Arkansas and oklahoma .1itI.
n expenses guaranteed NJ NnI .T. tH,
man We want hlso want fNH District
manager state nae. tAVtIHtr.. IH Uftt
letter Adirsas N is'tlng survryia1,
pos see oklahoma ct,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
Healing T~msGitutiom

Turkish and Russian steam hath Reg
ulnr Carlsbad treatment ma Swedish
mns,agr wal $500. iOSis " Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND ACCES.
SOklES.

FOR SALE for cash. n Mitchell ak tour
Ink car. In first class condition. cost
81, So 90. See car at Central Garage aud
make offer to O r. Wells at llJ "
Grand Ave.
ONE nyo-passeugcr overland. one five
passenger Stakeholder one five pas
scnger Ford these are nll good cars and
viii make YOU bargain prices, Palace
Garage, III West Third
WE HAVE MACHINES and mechanics
TO DO all Kinds " automobile repairing
Palace Garage, ~ West Third
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
AGENTS MANTEn

WANTED Representative M rv,D
este and crunty "a ssll the nre iura
flame Gas Producer, can w. installed iH
Is minutes In am sinfet experience mot
Necessary One sesn, frtuftsd 100 s.ii
'firs, seet ~ " FIfs,
WANrtn-si ais agent with Urcv man.
h. ssinE ability fo' SUMMER speciality iH.
y ,estnisnt. demonstrators with mlss ahi.
: iis. Beach sales Co, iot \ lruadVn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

MANrEp-Fir.'. class tonminr house
with fn uf 1o fonws furnished must hs
modern can EVc ruul reference aisr
~tFfsunant responsible NJ, effs ard kst
sister ne eeii ~ w,seli viii manage mo
place sW r%uafautrr the riars fun ffs,.
lass viii take lease and pat In al.
n suitable " I'm Interested utnp
investigation viii ruius NJ AND lu,t tho
piAye over Mrs RI, Mabss. sos y uL.
iahDma Ave Manrufn. Uhis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
SITUATIONS wl>irD-M,iE.


POSITION WANTED hv competent
fni.swtu HU1 h.H. keeper hive u FINN
Nv and u,.I work. satisfaction rulruu.
iced Niiu. v 'tN ol'1huwpu
rrrprNr. .Ir.H. aud willing wants
work 200 'nU .HI OFF HI.uI n.Hf# O.. urN
'ot fuum rni '.Tui &C. TIwus
TNrrgU NtrN tmIt win reference
want position 'Hrm Hi|r' .r HuNi.'rs
roui S,l'fN DOL. VIur \ Npll. Uuui, g.
CITY
plrtNTtuN wanted It .l'rrl, woman iu
take ,hlfr, NJ Ir'tr' ul wutN.rl,..
children Would l.t.r .|fE l.l.. uhlr.
holman
OFtlDI MANAGER with .HHd knowledge
~ cost nH.U hitting UHf. NHsug mud
credits r1r IuaiHI| svs'.wa VN..r viii
show iNu irI. u..1''. uf t.uF "u. u.aa
vul lo1.' i I.'s. .'r' U.I1 wu.u
WANTED Position ts srri unt ,u,
r''f 'ltu OH. H. rI
TIWl.
A. SPECIALITY mIn wont ..
zion Win ..fHNI N.| HHH.. uU.t.
h"uH t''' I..0.. fu ... Il.r. . u'
r.Hiu.'H 'N.H'| |fIfa u.|| tn... .
reference employed rnN vN ,.tu.u
n .lu lt, r Oklahoma I.N o. U.mu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SOME NFM BUNGALOWS

llnv" some real bargains IN bungalow,
selling below cost sur" 10 hr sold IN
two werka' time cull nud 1T me show
YOU y " Norumap. with e l.. S,.nl.v
60 eol-.-7 Campbell Hllg " -7iT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

HOTEL tuf sale. furnishings. lease.
buildings ~ tuous. modern, business
tu,d Nts Upilvv. NliG y u~rnadwny.
IL klHhnmA CITY. okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
PROFESSIONAL.

ONE WEEK FREE
r. wi ny, week night course u
N-,l1ru. Tlrrupy Including traction
~ph'ruprt,tIr adjustments. vibration. 'i.
offer th, first week. free Co re- limited
number biinpInE THIS Dpri
UE INNNLES " EONIl.
IhifnpfuDtir N~uturoputhN
Office md Glass Room qul " .'rd 81
Phone, " tglI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
ROOM WIN BOARD FOR RENT.

LARGE front room with hot md cold
water. hiri's eye mpul' furniture with
honrd ohio Hotel. no Harrison.
scr .lrru room with board. $3.50 aud
e. p,r week. nlso fcw day honrdrrs
wanted 80 T. 2ud Special Sunday din
urr Goo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
ruR>. mn ROOMS FOX RENT.

ROOM 'Nn NnNl'r ~ rooms Ni'h light
housekeeping Privileges. private homo
90 a. 500 WI 7tnt.1
d ,lt.U uI.,ly furnished modern front
rHHu fr NHN' housekeeping. hrtp
I..#T. ~ ThH.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
ItR\lNHtn not >tS MD
WINE InK RLNI
TON RtNT
tNll FINISHED HOUSES AND
NNktMlNrS tOR RENT.


Il lDliI moving phone y n \ ~ a
y Transfer A Storage Co, fire. proof
warehouse 4 e. Weicker. president
nii'k A~TNTTNtNTs 3 very large
"'H. HII" uHti side. Cali sol "
ROOMS 'uu .IN', modern. block tn
..f. iHNInl ..H'h and yas' porch, t-au.
iLfI IrvH O.. 1904 West fth " 2ait.
vs. uII
No. WEST SIXTH Modern l.ruom brick
apartment W.N decorated close IN
VOL 'l'i.f .T AN
IfN NlNT U.rUiInii upper apartment.
Nt N'iHr 'ms tiled hath. sleeping
."fF nI 'n. 'elirhttul host Tor the
money .f aWall family. rryer aud
hisr Wal up VA abae ~ " Rob.
iranN
Nl'l fonm fri hath apartment, sos,
N linis't ~. James : uladish.
Hnn,r Wal t.na
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

WANTED TO RENT.

NNNTln -By reliable Young couple
NICELY furnished cottng" northwest
prefer home whore parties are lcnyinl
for summer. occupy when suitable. W
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

WANTED Neat appearing house 20
house nowspap-r solicitor. salary ".
per week. Address Newspaper, care
Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
MUSICAL INSTRu MENTS.

EXPERT PIANO TUNING
y l. Miller. Wal li05 wal los Arm
strong Byrd
For SALE t2t Vlrtroln and m records
cheap FOR Dash Phone j " $40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
! wANr rsrn nnAnsrnn

n ,ol hatr p used roadster not
mufr 'hIN a YEAR old that ,nu
can guarantee me is lH A. shaps
semi description. lowest cash
rti'e ias I'm not nuing 10 ", 10
heat n luwn ON ~. where
can see rHf nf teach ynu ht
phone itn are Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
SPRING SUITS

Mnde u your measure 81 down mo
81 wccll: Investigate. II " h"nnal'
n w Grand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
ROT LTRN AND PETS

HOLMES Home ~ Rcircmiug Love
Thoroughbred poultry ,yga Guinea
Iigs solid Hui broken rOlufg Plymouth
Rock homer squads Route 2 RoN -
Tel LN.h. oklahoma city
EGGS, 5ic mud 81 per setting. from pure
stock. Slnglv.Iumb Rhode Island Reds.
also white lsghotn hens and cuckefcIs.
cheap 21l West 9TH Wa IN
lAEpDASTILs REDS Rest 8 e n /
Reds In southwest rsga now s. Uu.
"o md ilun per settling Rural phone
NJ 90
PARROT and Gag talks too much can
nri'f that sine also females Mamie
500 ls' W Washington
.llLL MOOD brown lcghnrn ,sr. fpr
settling Nruwn lerhoru Farm Thuu,
". auia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
Sends. PLANTS AND TREES.

FOR NNll. Hardy M'rrUhHl Nlrl roses
~" finest climbing Wfr m cultivation
SOC Nrs lNh's. Route y. vii, Phone
me-
Iitl hush nud win" trimming garden
and lawn sptdlng Ia,lis. hnt.,tur
gardener. uhuur Walnut lisS
Strawberries While Snow Flies
l,rth'nrlnr k,llogg plants. t-rrics
every dnN lrst season up to middle De
rvmhrr va 500 rf -s'f 1902 " glfd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

MAXWELL. toufrs rst frre. dror IA,
e suui rinnins order is;o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

sltRill' Iru.NI tY De-
Evans N
NRs WATSON NH N.r. ".t..r..,
WI co.
srEW MT Dursi.r rNriur st W,.f
CHiif'frir u.s. H m.". |f.f. .rI o..
measure Ln ,HF i"u. I.uf.UutuIt..
vantsi NU 'H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

o ROOM modern corner. 18TH and Broad
way for rent Phone NJ 1899
TWO well furnished housekeeping rooms
extra bedroom II desired close In also
car line, fine residence district 1907 ".
nth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
MALE HELP WANTED.

Manifestation TO work rurh,,
routes In Oklahoma In me lntrirs, I'
muir puhlIcatlons county riEhts reserved
To owners Of Fore rotdstcrs and those
who owns rigs II will pay TO i~nvesus't'
. commission proposition; must De ahle
% furnish surety bond, Asst Clrculntlnn
Mgr Daily OklnhomRn. Dklnhoilnh hlus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT,

MnDEIrE housekeeping ouma. south
front private bath. phone, "Ner} thlng
furnished los y 7th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
TRADE.
SALT OR TRADE

Two fine farms In KAY county, okla
for sale or trade for Oklahoma CITY prop
orty or good grazing land.
One Nnc farm tschool land lcase) with
l2n acres Of growing wheat. 10000 Gu
uhlpa trees, fine orchard, berries, etc.
good house with natural gns. fine c~lstcru.
well and windmill. barn. grannry. sheds.
and chicken houses: near Kay county
gas field price t3,0 200
one fine bottom farm (dccdod land).
near Touklwa, okla, "A very fine farm:
price 81. 400.
Three good residences In Tonka wa.
okla. whiph ~ a good school own hav-
Ing n stat" school there; for snle or
trade by owner
q 0lAkdbEDO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
Safety Ra7OrS Sharpcnod

cake N best shaving SOAP free
Finglc-udgo ......... u"1'n
Douhlo-cdgo .., '"1'n
THE ITNIR EDGE RAZOR co,
s a f. Cigar store. rs y Harvey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
STOP LOOKING
& Co.

FOR SALE-Two lots. s-room house. ia
w NTH Price 5000 Lot on Nsin
street near Hudson. 5000 For rent.
room bnNl2o. North broadway, .ultshi.
tnr garage See J l. Francis. 7I9 Rnum
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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1916-09-15
SHORTAGE OF PAPER
ALARMS PUBLISHERS

A dispatch from New York states
that the white paper situation con-
tinues critical All the newspapers
publishers of the country are in a
state of concern over the future
Eight hundred small newspapers
have already gone out of business
on account of the high price of white
paper, due to its scarcity. 1t is fear
ed that other newspapers, who really
could afford to pay increased prices.
will be simply deprived OF white
paper and thus forced to discontinue
because OF the discontinuance OF the
manufacturer of white paper by many
mills.
Throughout the country there Is "a
determination to, If possible. reduce
the consumption of white paper 4, at
least the point of production, and il
possible below that point. Some
newspapers in the country. have re-
dnced the number of columns of their
papers Others are reducing the size
of the margins.