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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

viii first ne%utfanie.r nd then vssh out %
The stomach. liver kidnsia and bowels
The previous days accumulation ~ ton.
ms and pnisuns thus. cleansing sweet.
eninr and ir"shsninr M. entire slinsn-
tat ,aual. each morning hefo'e putting
more iu'st intn the stomach
4 uusttVf pound ~ limestone phosphate
Gusts veti little ~ the drug s,nts tat
Il suf1cieni IN make any fhsumatic ~
umharn sufferer an enthusiast on the
n,ofnins inside bath
Millions ~ people keep their luin,s
fr-e ftrm these fheums,iv acids hi pfscs
iirlnE this isti, Internal sanitation \
elsss ~ hot water With = i%,sspccnfui n
nrnrsiunD phosphate. dfank before bleak.
fas' W wonderfully invisofstins besia.s
u 10 an ssrsii~ni h,snh mes sure tscsu.s
n ,issnsss the s~iimentafl orranf ~ IN
the waste sssss snd s-if fsfrs nts tlsAs.
mskinr me look and feel clean. .sesS
and ffssh oil Ia
rhc.s pho ~ 'hi. 'of one vses mty
lind themselves re. fruu s,rs hs.dsrhs&
s~un.uesii"n. hllo'is st,sess ssilcvrsss
nasiy trssh ana stomach arldiiA Ads
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06
Ct &OGEH
MEXrA-=xxkxSsBy '.AR@17 DUNN DhVzzhYgss~

Mrs Joseph Rumscy entertained we
Wednesday Auction club Yesterday AIRS
N H. Blake being The only additional
guest. High score was mad" by Mrs &
Eiyar Honnold The club viii meet
next Wednesday with Mrs Wallace Le"
~ n
p Mrs J. NJ Bass. who has spent VI"
past month In Taylor, Texas. IL expect
ed home Friday
A. y -
Miss Mary Alice Adklsson Of NoM
hachl.. TeSss. arrived Wednesday for q
visit with MIR Elmer Fulton
Y
Chapter Y. y T. . win meet Saiurlny
evening with Mis- B,a White at 81"
Fast Eighth street
Mira. J. O stree, had ~ suest' YIN
the member OF the Duplicate NhiHi
club wednesday. Mines W O. a Jonl"'
Birch Burnett N Snpulpn and Amen
street High scorrs wrr" made bS
Mines. .iontc and Ross Thomas me
hostess for the ucNl meeting VII be- an.
nounc"d later
- y u
Mrs VEN p,ndcrgast VIII l'aN' MN
On, Tor ~ visit with her sister In Hutch
,nSon, Kan
Mrs \ " CIark entertained lh'
Queen Of clubs "Wednesday NJ ! O'Clock
luncheon Mr. James Brundrit beng
~ additional guest Mrs " G Morse
was voted to membership Hlgh scores
scrr made b. Mines ClHtk aud 9 Fred
Coffmnn MrS Nor" wit entertain me
clut ncst " einosdpJ
y y y
Air. T. T. V%ontionor N 81 Louis n
.hc ruer ~ Mrs Samuel Flood
= 4 y
Mts tinas Scruggs had With me
nembets ~ the Imperial Nurtion clul
wednesday Mines Wynue Erwin J I'd.
rar Freony. George Gror1u. y \ Dun.
ran. John Hommcs. Edward ! Mllct. &
" Rooney. " " Sisson. ! J Stinn"it
n g Van Hook aud Marshall W Wicr
High score was made by Mines q Y
Nrhl and tho additional guests cat io'
:. piece - slk lingerie which wHs PR"
seutci 20 Mrs Erwin Mrs T. \ ShHrI
vli entertain the club In Two W'rtH
= y
Nj VAN peudctgnst entertained th'
oak Pnrk Einbroiderl club Wednesdnl
with whom che had Mr. T. y Ven
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06
DANCING IN TOWN

Auditorium. dancing ever, night.
POPULAR prices The popular Fairgrounds
~ oklahoma Also open fof conventions.
htro or small
Hu,tetirk School ~ 1pncing. Euclid
Nsli Op~n for clubs. toarhinr private
and assembly dancing TnrsdaNr, Thurs.
ials and SATURDAYS are assembly and In.
yi,atlun nishts Monday nisht u married
peoples night onl,
Lake Front. near ncllc Isle. SUNDAY
aiahts only ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06
Order Silks by Mail

Out-uf town customers who 'nnnot
arrange ~ come" tu I'M, great sale
should rush their orders by malt
These orders get the same careful
attention lh0l w. give customers
here In the store
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

Wttch.r. " y unkr- g v Knight, Gu,
rcmplc,un. " g. Walton and ' q
Jones
Mr. L. T. Wutifiyk entertained tho
kohoLi uridse ,iuh WEDNESDAY. having
,l.o ,s guests Mines e " Wakefield
Iobp rnoh, ,ui gtlcs fpftis nigh
.ro,es were male T., Mrs Wakefield and
Miss IIuoh, A dainty luncheon with
Faster nyors was served, aud the house
was fragrant NTH hl,e blooms Tho ,lnh
will meet ne,i "Wednesday with Miss
Mar, F,un
The Tuc,d,, pfidsr club mot Tues
dnv with Mrs \ y Maidi MIR George
" stone made the ton score Mr. y
; sherman H.. viii he hostess next
rucsds,
Mr. nnd Mrs e. u Uushmore have -.
turned FROM e VISIT IN Glencor With
their son and family
g. 8
Tit man, friends ~ NJ and Mrs Hal
wits and little son. Master Francis. "
West Fourteenth street are resrcitius
The news NJ their removal To Savannah.
ia where the, expect TO so No, /
Nirs \ 3 Phelps entertained o. fss
friends With q speud. the A, part, Tues.
An, ut her home iu Capitol Nnl \ dainty
luncheon va- served pt = o'clock md she
guests " the da, we're MINES Walter e.
/ bean. Waiter e. short. Charles A THUS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06
Extra S~alespeople

Plenty ~ cxtrn salcspcoplc viii he
ready to whit on YOU when this -tu.
Iruduu~ silk sale starts NJ : o'clock
sharp Friday morning nur own
trained salcsmou from other depart
mrnts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

Mr. claude March celebrated iHe 9Th
birthdt, anniversary ~ her Ntii, dnugh.
ter S,d'ue Virginia "wednesday with an
E,ster party to twenty two gu"sls Vi
giniS surface and Lucille Lindsay gave
plan" uumb,I and katherine chandler.
MAIDEN" MariL MAY Htrd l@ig md Mat.
tchw Kane r., readings Lucille Lind
say received the favor In y guessing
contest and virtfoi, music added ~ the
pleasure NJ the afternoon FplluNing nm
rsg hunt IN a." lawn. the gucsts Ncr'
invited a. the dining room where lunch.
con WIS served from 1 table Rtit'c'tvoy
decorated with mbhiis chickens and all
snti' ~ Easter cun,'iis. with = lntsc
rabbit In the center E,stcr baskets In
pink ana white V'r' the fs,ofs nnd the
plsc" cards WEI" also In pink ME-
Hhrr, Nation assisted ~, hnsiess anl
IN" guests were katherine chandler.
Nlrgiuis Surface. EmilN tindsn, Ma,
nlrd Legs. Nolmn Nocl Loretta Schsl
lar, Carol Rnonc. lucilc Lindsey, Louis,
March. noroth, lcgg HELEN SHARP.
nnyd Nation. Matthew Kane Dr.. MARY
Mcconnell Wallace March. Msrgrr, NJ
'%nrnel'. puli' March. Florence NrCon
nell MHurinc Holt. Ruth Schsrf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06
GIHX1&6Saax1&@
L.ARRYT DLD\W DEVIlEKg

was spent with u"rdlcwntk, inll"M'n ~
a dclcctnhlo luncheon S'rV"d NJ one 'oUs
tnble which WAS decorated WIN u IhIH'
birthday cake In honor Of the blrihhhS
anniversary " Mr. jesse Nichols. MIH
sam Flood VIII entertain IN, club next
cdnoEdny ~ her home M 1873 NrS'
seventh street
n n y
Mrs George lla'ss b.. spending the
wcrh with friends lu Must"gce
p -
NrE fuuu:r nay. uri nrr brother. Nj
l. kimmon of sryery. Kan are inc
guest nt M and Mls W q hr''''S
Mrs n II CIoudmnn entertained most
INFORMAL, ~ auction Wednesday AFTER
noon In honor N Mrs Elizabeth ronSion'
aud MlsH Anna Clhguc NJ lltiSheld, ina
The house WAS decorated Nith mhfgN'
rites md the flower motif Was also cur
rl"s ont lu the decorations ~ the place
cards and m, d'tnIl Of lh" delicious
menu which Ma served following inc
fam, Mrs Pension, midc the TOP
score Guest. of the occasion we're Mines
Wclt,. l. T. Mpnrl. Fred Is Peyton
, Cranps ) Safr,ll. Horr, Davis william
I Gfnnsdcn l. l. RAIN " e Klein, Harry
10 schnllcr. pnniol Cottcr and W Il
Peck
Nr Joe n ply,s entertained wtth
the members " the lsD. Hridg" clnh
"Wednesday. NJ. II Mex Wells High
score wn- mrdc b, Mr. \ Il Maidt
The club wIll meet neat Wednesday Win
M Frank Ioft'r ON Norih bu'llnh
avenue
=
In response to y request from the pros
id'nt general of ~" Daughtors ~ ia"
American Rev o%luiiou. Mrs. DounellS li'li
viii assist IN the disposal of ih" flag
sent out for the hcurnt NJ the Bclpians.
ht giving q special program Sniurday
evening ~ the Lee. Hucklnt dnnsnnt
Seats Will be- placed lu the hHll and
pailors for the guests aud between the
number Of tho program and the dances
the 'ngs vul ur offered tgc~'Ie
-
MIS- \ Mcdonald Is n]uii.paling
the arrival %srturln, uf Mr. 'uii VI
/ stewart uf OVcufhorn. IS 'nr r -'rofa
weeks visit. tnd also NJ Nj r. Is War
zen NJ Iiuru Okla who viii remain "
= week
Mp urrlu lct Harrison Who hns been
Visiting her parents. Colonel ana MS
Hunter \ 'rn'rr1u, left todn' Tor h''
hnm" IN 1'Nllos accompanied hN ne
mother. Nfs 'fa''roN Who VII A''"
visit m Mineral Wells Texas, before
returning
y y =
The rountl club dance planned 90
S'turds, ','uirs h,- been POSTPONE
until SATURDAY ','niug of n'U Nc'h on
thni 'v'nlns
= s.
NJ md Nj waite Nli'on ~ IhlI'lr'
ulis who have been The guests NJ WI
'nd Mr' Tom hfhniii Ten TUESDAY eve
ming i"f 'h"lt '''r u" 'h' '''s'
q e -
Tho sunsbirs Social club meeting
planned for W"in'fi', w." n"'ir"n'l
unlI n'N N'ln'.N'N ON '.."''' '' wv.
, hln'H" ~ lh' U"'''s' WIZ "''' "'''
Wr'N win Nf' j. h'U'
=
Miss Ruth ualzI,i NJ the I'm ue sci.
ono. church will t, ~ hnm. to her
street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06
Spring Sale of Fashionable Easter Silks
STARTS FRIDAY

The Scott Halliburton silk organization
wins i'm the face of wars, floods and
demanded higher prices everywhere,
-Four thousand five hundred yards of newy rich and
Uaried plain and fancy silks at such lou prices that the
event uW be recorded in Oklahoma City history.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06
MCINTYRE POPULAR CONCERT

trfst Presbyterian Churrh. y e kner
prr snloist, trids,. Sibp M Dr' ffer
tickets ai trcderivk ~ krnh Music Go
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

Additional guests with the rsrupilnu
rluh Whth wa entertained Wednesday
hy MrF ! \ Robinson w'to MINES VI
" morris and & y rrT' FOLLOW 'nr
ih' H''ial hour Nrs Goorr' y Wl,t
won the honUtH IN % gu'saing contest,
and received % dainty ,r'po 10 cnine
handkerchief Mfs 'htrl's sitter will
be- ih' r'u hps'ru
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

n d- .ni isks much 10 chnnse marital
NE ,n' martial Ne iusi The movement
" On uuftsiu nsrf.ss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

tn" Social Embro'ior, ,IHh m.' N,d
n'sh"' win Mite \ l. Thrm,- with
ME- Joseph H~agc.as RS-iSinr hostess
N" afternoon was spent With needle
work and luncheon was served to Arg,
number NJ m"mbcrs and ON, guest. Mrs
\ SHUT The nest meeting On iNo
weeks viii be with NJ s. n Efgch.
bright
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

The Daughters NJ tho American Rtvo
luton met Wednesday afternoon for .
called session With Mts WilliRm = Pei,
toe ~ arrange for benefit day which will
he Tuesday NJ the performance ~ THE
Rattle 'rN NJ Peace st the o%Vefhols.r
They Hlsn decided In fcSponsr ~ m M
peal frnm tho nelgium Rolicf commits
sion 10 take M the sale ~ the nag
which hsNr been sent in tho Daughters
and have decided on Saturday fnr tag
~ tlss day These flags viii cell fnr (;
ren,H NJ more each. and u 10 estimated
that 7 cents viii feed one destitute Ilel
sipn Tor ono ds, Sstutda, has been
chosen h,caure this 10 the birthday ~
thu kins ~ belgium H~esdkunttrts fur
the Daughters Will he AZ the Petite.
hardware store, and nll children Nhn
viii assist IN the sale " the flnss viii
he rewarded With n ticket ~ the pattl,
Cr, " Peace
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

The whittier school Patrons club viii
meet rridn, afternoon ~ I o'clork Tir
subject ~ discussion will be The t'.e
aud Abuse " None, to the child
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

The htidsc unrhron planned tnt Fri
daN nv Mrs ] y HAY ~ West siS
tesuth street has been postponed In
definitely ~ account ~ the illness "
the hostess
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

Mr and Mr.. e ~ Converse enter.
,sined mu., pleasantly Wednesday even.
ina In honor " their house suest Mrs
uuy Aver, " stisler OKLA -Four table.
of players cninyed the sams Of auction.
the hyur- n m etched crystal and oil.
,et vase aud a silver match ho, h.ins
presented 10 Mts lack tuomt. and NJ
" y campbell Mrs Aver, received
. piece NJ silk lingerie The hostess va.
Mrs. y n Canton aud hsf sister. MIS-
A " stevens oi buffalo. wyu Guest.
~ the occasion we're Messfs aud Nine.
" y Campbell. Jack Tusml,-. " n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

Mrs rmut iisriy was hus,sss Wednes
"A, to the " < club. the afternoon he.
ms spent pleasantly with ussdlevutk rui
ruttrni events The club Will hr enter.
tnlned April ~ b, Mts " e. Seitt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

The friends ~ Mrs I"slic Thompeon
rpv~ her u most delightful surprise
"Wednesday evening when y ncighhurhond
party came In fnr y EHmr ~ pris anl
y farewell evening With 'irs Thompson
who leaves SUNDAY Tor hcr ucN home In
Wichita. han They bro shi Win thorn
y dainty luncheon rni also man, pretty
gifts and r-ms mhrtnccs fut the hostess
accompanied hy appropriate verse;
Tho-. enjoying the evening W,rr Nyssrs
and Mines ! y Ftnla,. ) " Vi Alis-
ist. Grorg" samson. g. e. IhiliS. - -
Rlack. ~ Outlcr. Mime. : iinmii. y "
M.tUslf. Misses Efn. ootlsr Ruth Wnrk
and Nj tlntcn,. Rack
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

81 u'ao, II cnch uocN Tine .IIb blfth-
day plates were presented 10 Mines n
f NILS ! E Ilnrbison aud II A Ninra-
hmm The next meeting April 49, vii
be wi'h Mrs 1 r. Burrows ut 222o rle--
sen boulevard
y 4 4
Mrs George DuuVe III vas hostess
Wednesday to the Il. r. o with whom
the had invited Mines \ LltzcnDurg NJ
kansas tltY, Dick Loudcu. W a. Chur b
and Hurry Cornell \ luncheon 81 pleas
NIX appointments Whp Acryod Mr.
George Gndlis Will entertain the club
April ~
4
Mr. and Mrs Fred J Lnsuy had Nlth
IN" members Of the lirlcyou cllb
"Wednesday evening Mossrs ana Mines
= " Wnshburu. 4 * Russell and
lhilip Ia Dew Of chicago High scores
Tor the club were made hl Mrs Norman
Smith ruh ME- II e Martin ma for the
glett. h' Mr. and Mrs Russell Follow
INK tho luncheon tine remainder Of tine
evening was spent with dan. lug The
hostess WIS assisted h1 uor dnurnt"I
Niles katherine Lnshy. Who together with
Mrs Martin delighted With muSi.ll NOM.
hers The next meeting Will be- Npril II
WIN Mr. and Mrs Martin,
= y "
The - lDuis committee VII entertain
~ cards nncr uI. rcgu'sr meeting ~
the ladIrs' nuNIliorr NJ the order M
Railway rUudu tors. division SO 3lg ai
ODD Follows hail trlln, afternoon ~
. go
No.p rnarl,r so .s} ~ g. S vii.
meet iHIa evening ~ 900 o'r'p.h nt the
Mason. temple Initiation
? 81 n
2 Mr' " r NDbb. Mrs " " Uugh
and MR. ! T. Hrough Jr. entertained
III" members Of the y r club we'd
n"sdHy with n luncheon I'm the private
dining ."om NJ the SkirvIn Additional
guests Of the pcrRsiou vcr, Mime ! \
Brtt"nhHm. u y Palmer. g. T. Han.
W " unkes and T. : Dale nigh
scores we're msdc b, Mrs. IS f. uus.
and Huitrnhpm The next meeting in
twu weeks viii be- with Mime. n. G.
Adams. = T. Dos enc lorau Brnnoti
ns h'st'sr"~ NJ the homo NJ Mr. Ben.
nett
Tho Social Embro.ior, ,lIh m., wed
n'sdu, with Mite \ T. Thrm,- with
Mfs Joseph NHgc ~ Hs-iS ms hostess
The afternoon Wa spent with needle
work md luncheon was served to % mrg,
number NJ members and on, guest. Mrs
= \ snuff The nest meeting On ito
weeks viii be with NJ s. " Efgch.
bright
2 r
: NJ and NJ Phillip lgD,v vNu r,y,
h''u fh' guests OFF tn.Ir som ~ Ip, au.
daughter. Nj uud Nj " T. Mpi'uoitei
len today for their home. m Dhi.tso
Additional guests With the IsrupiIni
club vhih wa entertained Wrirosdr,
hy MrE : \ Robinson w'fo Nmst "
" Morris aud & q Pig, FOLLOW NJ
ih' Hu'ial hour Nrs Gcorr' y Wl,.
< won M" honurs IN % gu'sairs contest
4 Hnd received o. dainty cr,ro 10 CHIN,
o. handkerchief Mf. Dhtrl,s siilcr vii
{ be- ih' r,U hps'rU
= - q
Nj Cltli, March celebrated tho CI
birthdt, Nnni,,rsBf' ~ her htti' ilugh
2 ter S,d'n' Virginia "wednesday with ~
> fa,st"r party 10 twenty " gu"sts Vi
h ginis Surface and Lucille IInd-,, saw
plan" wumh,Ii aud Katherine chandler
Nadrnr MHrtft MAY Htrd l~lg and Mat
= tchw Kane r., readings Lucille Lind
say FYeniNYd fI4 f.Nuy lU .t....N,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

Me T. y ,isnnaWay and daughter.
Mia Florence Amanda Gnnrsvpy ~
clinton Okla ave the guests ~ the
formers sister Mrs I e Thurnoud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

Mts " n Fowler rotutncd Tucsiay
from . fot,nishts stn, In san Antonio.
Trrns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

This is a typical Scott Halliburton Company eyent-a
silk sale hat takes an added interest because the silks were
bought so low under existing conditions and because they
will be sold so low. Further interest is added to this sale
because even at the higher prices the silks that Fashion
calls for-the silks that are in this great disposal. are most
difficult to get. In the broad assortment Of new and wanted
weaves, therefore, as well as in the low prices. this sale is
of utmost significance to every prudent shopper.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

The Wesiey Welfare club meeting
postponed last week viii meet Saturday
NJ 1901 y Robinson avenue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

Probably never before has there been such a wonderful Silks Sale in Okahmma City CERTAINLY is wod
scope because includes the finest silks the world produces M@da %ndN np planning sn nothing short OF mi
in face of existing conditions With raw silks so scarce that hyc cannot be bought IN quantities at any "
duuGSh held at puhbiu prices because Of the med supply ANDY with nHwRO Their adverse conditions G
bWersh they went into New York. several weeks ago for the purpose of getting silks for the annual SouIh
Company Spmg Sale They we're in search of the nwet fnhhmsh plain and novelty silks although hans Nam
placed months ago took care fhc Sphs Ddn they Suc~"d? Well silk bNhg likes silk making, is an
art Ina question is LA aMMcnd by Me -Mth Chat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

Despite the great scarcity and immense advance on all
silks, our buyers succeeded in assembling the most won
derfuI collection of Spring silks in our history. Thousands
of yards of every fashionable plain, printed and novelty
weave for Spring and Summer many, many styles that are
exclusively shown at the Scott IIalliburton Company store.
In fact, this sale will be a vast review Of all the fashionable
weaves of the 1916 season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

In response ~ y request from the pres
id"nt general Of ~" Daughter ~ ia"
American Net oluliou. Mrs Donnolly li'li
viii assist IN the disposal Of ih" flag
sout out for the hcu,nt NJ the Bclrians.
b, giving q special program Snturday
evening ~ the Lee lIucklnt dnnsnnt
Seats viii be- placed lu the h1ll and
paflors for the guests aud bctwcen the
number Of thc program and the dances
the nngs sill ur offered tGr~'Ie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-06

The rucsd,, pfidsr club mot Tues
dnv with Mrs \ y Maidi Mr. Grotg'
~ stone made the top score Mrs 81
: sherman r. will he hostess n"N'
Tursds,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-06
SOCIALISTS CHALLENGED.

challenge every Socialist, Radl- cal, Single Taxer, or Reformer. to send ten cents, silver, (Money re- funded if dissatisfied for my book, "Why Things Happen to Happen. Are you sure you're right?--W. Harry Spears, Hamilton, Ohio. WANTED:--A Thirty horse power
 Boiler in good condition. See
 Otto Halla.
 A jury consisting of Tn Lehman, Mike Geraghty, Geo. Berger. Barney Landis, Geo. Berger, Chas Cavey and another man adjudged Bernard Benson insane in the Commission CTS court yesterday and they recom- mended that he be kept in the Federal Jail in Nome for about two months as they were of the opinion he may recover by that time o. D. Cochran appeared for MT. Benson. The witnesses were Cornell. Bond, Van Sickle, Polot, Began. Payne Holland and pr. Mustard.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-06

MRS. H. BURGH, Pianist.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-06
NOTICE.


 NOTICE. Non-Union men being employed on the construction of the new Cog gin building, the Nome Mine Work ers' Union, at their regular meet ing held on June 3, 1916, declared the work unfair. x Y, ~ >... By order of LOCAL NO. 240, w. F. M.
 
 Ed Young received Q telegram from Key Pittman announcing that J. J. Walsh had been named as postmaster of Nome, Alaska. Carpet Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe, Phone White 157. Dr. Mustard's Office and Resi- dence are now located in the Wild Goose Building, otherwise known as the Tin Bank Building.
 
 The following personal notes were received from Seattle in the last mail. It is reported that Leon Richard son is after one of the aeroplane mail carrying contracts. I cannot vouch for this. He and his wife were divorced recently.
 Berney Bernard while working on the water front had the mis. rortune or breaking his leg. He plans to bring sut against the company but is having difficulty in finding the witnesses.
 Captain Erickson and wife are wintering in Chicago.
 Benny White and brother are running a jitnoy here.
 Young Jones has route for the Troy laundry.
 The Blevins are living in the Laurelhurst addition. Blevins has made some sort of deal for his tin holdings with local men. The last time I saw him everything seemed to be moving okay, with the possibility of the new owners doing some active work this sum- mer.
 The superior court the other day had the appearance of the Nome District Court on a busy day In one department Gilmore was trying his case, in another the Morris divorce case was being staged, while in the third department steerage passenger who had been trampled upon in a rush that ensued follow ing the letting in of a shower ot Wdt6T OpOh h's>A "NJ by the deck cleaners, was suing the Senator for damages. This oc- cured on the last trip out He got $150.00. Hilda Johnson was elected Secrc. tary of the University Sourdough Club.
 Tho Governors Office ct Juneau inquiry about the following missing persons.
 Oren Blodgett, supposed to have been in Alaska for number of years. Brother in Butte, Montana, wishes to communicate with him. Luther Ratcliff Harnden, 52 years of age, light complexion about 5 it. 10 in. in height, rather heavy build Mother anxous to hear from him.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-06

The Lid is off, but you will not be gambling if you take advantage of that fact. Bring real money with you as chips don't go. From now on till the time of stock taking you can get two for one at Darling & Deans. You can buy a. pick for fifty cents-do you get 1t! Bargains along all lines.-Adv.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-06
CARPENTERS AND JoINERs.

Local Union 1789, Carpenters anu fofners of America, meets every fri- day at Al Orland's shop Front St'
 Carpenter's Headquarters, Feder- al Labor Hall. at 8 D. m.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-06
ORGANIZED LABOR.
LOCAL 24O. ". F. M.

The regular meeting of the Nome Mine Workers Union, Local No. a40. of the W. F. of M., is heid avery Saturday evening at p. m. al Miners Hall. Office hours l p. m' to 6 D. m., ' p. m. to p. m.
 HAROLD JENSEN. President
 JOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treas. |.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-06

Anything in the line of job worl, at the Industrial Worker Office Satisfaction assured.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-06

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