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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
FLETCHER,

Perley Evans has bought the Wesley
Tinker farm of Olney Carpenter.-Dor-
othy Parsons of Fairfax is visiting at
o. ii. Gomo's.-Eli Burnham of Cam
bridge is visiting at f. A. Hunts.
Perley Carpenter of Johnson Is visiting
relatives in town.-D. j. Call has sold
his farm to Mr.. F'rechette of Essex
F. l.. Smith has sold his farm to pur-
chasers from Essex and will give pos
session September I'D. J. Call has
bought double tenement house in Nor
risyille
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
QUOTATIONS ON BUTTER

HOstOn, July II.
To-day's Chamber OF Commerce quota
tons, the price of commission merchants
to dealers. follow
BUTTER-Creamery extra 99c: cream
cry frsts, 27m2sc; creamery seconds. 2Sif
H26c; dairy butter, 2+a2sc: ladies'. 2Siaq2ic;
renovated butter 26c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

New York, July 10.
FLOUR-Stoady.
WHEAT-Spot easy. No. Durum
H.2lia. No. hard sl.22s4; No. northern
Duluth S.3la; No. l northern Manitoba
81 50 (. o. b. New York.
CORN-Spot easy. No. yellow Gle
c. l. f. New York.
OATS-Spot easy. Standard 47ls@47%c
PORK-Firm.
LARD-Easy Middle West sl3.l0dl3 %.
POTATOES-Firm Eastern shore Dbl,
SEA $50 Virginia Sl.s7n2.25.
CABBAGES-Firm; nearby per 100 $50
IS.
RAW SUGAR-Easy. Centrifugal
6.l+c; molasses 5.S7c; refined steady; fine
graduated 765c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
IERI(.AN LEAGUE STANDING.
Germany is overcoming scarcit,

Germany Is overcoming scarcity of
gasoline. due to blockade and failure OF
supply from oil fields OF Galicia, by MIX
ture OF benzol alcohol and gaso-
line. The mixture Is readily manu-
featured by distilling beets and coal tar.
which abound in that country. Greater
work and reduced cost is claimed for
the mixture.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, July 10.
BEEVES-Receipts z, l19; steady; steers
sra 1928; bulls s5a7.T; cows s375a7.
CALNES-Receipts 1870 strong; veals
s9.5Oal3.50; culls sSn9; grassers and skim
milks calves s750aS5o
SHEEP AND AMBS-Receipts $500
steady; sheep ewes si.50d1; culls 1914
lambs, ss.5Oqll
HOGS-Receipts $3.50; steady: hogs
$40 3On 1885, pigs SO; roughs Ss75
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
Some Real Estate
Bargains

Several 10 to 15-cow farms with team,
stock and tools. with prices from 49,
900 TO $500. Also any kind of a
large farm anyone can ask for always
on hand.
The A. II. Day Real Estate Agency,
Cambridge, VI.
l00.d&wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
Burlington Veterinary Hospital

73 Pine St, Burlington. VT
Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1909 Latest equipment for
all animal surgery. including equine
and canine operating tables. Phone
106.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20

If merchant believes that the more
you know about his store the better
you'll like it, his advertising will give
you all tho light which printed facts
can shed on q suhjAc1,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
F. y. ABERNETHY,
Head of Church Street.

THE ATTENTION OF EVERY WOMAN WITH LITTLE
OR MUCH LEISURE is DIRECTED TO THE
Needlewoik Section
There will be found all kinds of fancy work waiting for
BILE fingers artistic stitches with hook needle shuttle
among the newest being
ARTICLES OF TURKISH ToWELING e =
ready for the crocheted edge finish
Laundry Bags .......$25 Baby Lap Mats 81. SO
Pullman Aprons .....sl25 Jackets ............$ l75
Towel. embroder. 5c each Csc per pair
Turkish Towels regular embrode SOC $ 90 each
Turkish Laundry Bags, embroider
Turkish Lap Mats embroder ................$I.5
Japanese Hand blocked Lunch Sets ............$165
CHILDRENS PlOUE HATS embroder Is and 50 cents
PACKAGE DRESSES.
Madeup children and three years pink blue
color for choicesufcien floss for embroiderng
closed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. price IS cents per package.
PATCHWORK REVISED.
Not exactly old fashioned kind but each package con-
material stamped Kate Ceenaway design with rec
tons and sufficient pieces to complete the pattern.
Pillows ......... so cents Crib Quilts .......s $500
SWEET GRASS BASKETS
PLAQUES, oblong in tempting variety. Many
these from the base of dainty fancywo DEVICE others
smelling baskets sufficient in themselves
Prices begin rise according size and shape
OTHER BASKETS
with handles and without equally diverse STYLE color and
utility
Garden Basket for gathering flowers
Letter Basket for the desk
Fruit Basket for the sideboard-
Cake Basket for the ga table
Knitting basket for the work table
a wide range of prices
LAWN LOWS with strap and oil cloth back fine for children
and ups-rght side up absolutely impervous to damp
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MONTGOMERY.

The subject next Sunday morning at
the Methodist Episcopal Church will be
THE Anxious Question" address to
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
Tailoring Department
BOSTON BUTTER MARKET.
FURNISHED by the Associated Press

FURNISHED by the Associated Press)
Boston. July H.
.BuTTER-Steady. Northern goa sM.c;
western 27it13oc.
CHEESE-Quiet New York. choice
l6l,d11: good l5ia6ls
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20

Adequate advertising for a store mea
the full light Of that store-and on
stores CT worth can grow under su
kSlA
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Continued on page tweive)
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
West Amber
Social Activities

Mr. and Mrs Fred Hofner Of Minden,
Ia, were guests Of Mr. and Mrs otto
Woeth the first of the week
u. sehrader and family. former resi-
dents Of WcAt side. moved back 10
omaha from Murray, Ncb. this week,
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. clifford OF
West Side, was frightened by the advent
Of young son Tuesday evening. May ?.
Mrs, D. H. Givens viii entertain the
Grace SAKE Bible class at her home on
Tuesday.
George Bates and wlfo. who have been
guests Of relatives here, returned 10 their
home at Waukesha, Wis.. Wednesday
Mrs q. Ambler entertained al dinner
Thursday evening for Mr.. and Mrs,
Charlea Barnes and children of Cioyo-
land. o,
Mrs Lincoln johnson Of Haveiock,
Sch, was the guest Of her sister. Mrs
Thed aui h. sunday
Mrs. G. G. Wilson Of Eckerman left
for Seattle on Monday to spend tho sum
men
George Blake Of Buffalo. n. y, twho
has been tho guest of relatives here, re-
turned 10 his homo Wednesday evening.
Mrs Hans Nelson will entertain the
Ladies' Ala society at their all-day meet
ing Thursday May u,
Mrs Fred lNnch ana daughter,
Bcatrife. spent tho first of the week with
her sister Mrs j Rostick, at Glen
wood, u.
Mr9 70 q Fiak has gone to Fullerton
Seh.. Ia wish relatives
Mrs Joe Gilmore and daughter Eliza
bath. returned Monday evening FROM a
two weeks visit al pomeroy. Ia.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fulmer have "a
their Weekend guests. Mr and Mrs.
Frank Poison and daughter, Virginia. OF
Chicago,
Mr. aud Mrs Edward Ayers ot West
Point. Nch, arrived saturday on u visit
with Mrs Frank Wellmau ana Elizabeth
Long.
Mrs Park Eagar entertained Mrs o.
F. MYERS ~ 0hsrlin, o. Mrs, W. w.
Wood and son, Nllher wood ana Alins
Edith rrltehard % COLLINS, Neh Monday
Mrs. Glen gariun was hostess at the
Wcat Side christian Temperance unlon
Atfs Frank pnnn was elected second vice
president. vice Ella Roberts. resigned
THE picture of the mie John nale Will
b unveiled a. leuuinss Methodist Epis
eapal church at the morning service ga
sunday
Mrs A J.. uJaVer ana taHEhtsr noFa3
ths8 pf eanntN Wuffs were fhe Neee
ena suas,s u hsT aen. D. a. dFofef ana
family
Ws pava lorassn SAVE dinner
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

current week. beginning with TO-DAY
matinee. for len performances Which IN
clude the usual family matinees on
Thursday ana sstugdsy, with GeneVieye
Russell in the roles Of Lady lsaoelle
ana Madam Vine East Lynne does
moi offend ii cleyates with degree ~
goodness that ofrimes has strong pea' 4
inga upon too hasty actions Of men anu
women. From ita original produetion :,
has commanded dccp-seatod interest snu
,,.,.olo pryct was 4 more fascinating
.,ory vrltion. An OF tic favorItes q the
North ntayers arc in the cast Mlf Moody
ID oArehlba,d Carlyale. Mr.. Grandi ~
esi, Frances Lovisonf Mr. illiiard as
aGIv Mas McNutt as "Rarbara Hare
and Miss I(pelley al Miss corney' For
the week Of May u. this company VIII
off6r Guy Bates Posts comedy Inc
Hcir 10 the Hoorah.'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Harsa1efLee -MM yyrI

mnde As to beauty. ability 70 wear the
bis array % costumes aud the faculty Of
doing more than looking pretty, For the
exploitation Of this aggregation the Scar
and Garter show has secured n new
musical comedy. "At Saratoga springs
and "a Night IN Harem' This show
also has a wonder clio, THE Great
Deluge." the most elaborate living pic-
ture ever produced, Ethel Woodrow.
The Zeppelin Girl," Walter Wolff, the
minstrel basso. and Margaret Lee, the
happy soprano Todays matinee starts
a o'clock Ladies matinee daily all
week, starting tomorrow Beginning next
Saturday night May n. the Gayeiy viii
b0 given over to q whole weeks display
Of the brand new four-nct motion pie
ture Of the lnimtable Charlie Chaplin
In his trayesty on Carmen entitled
Throwing the Bull" This picture has
never been seen outside Of New York
and Chicago. whore II Is now showing
49,
The musical tabloid maids Of the
Movies" heads the bin at the Empress
theater for the first half OF The week
commencing Sunday. May 7. Angelo, Ar
mlnta and brothers. sensational ncrobats.
will offer something new In acrobatlc
work, Wright and Davis. in comedy
singing and talking, are unusually good,
while Joe Reed, the street musician.
offers something new in popular singing
and playing.
For the last half. George Lee and girls
in "At tho Golf Links" win head the
bill Gray and Graham offer comedy
military satire. at the Fort. which IS
amusing, Bueh brothers, the "ship Ahoy
BOYS splllng the Beans" will offer a
singing act while Jean Irwin. singing
comedicnne. Will close the bill
Realization, drama. aud the comedies
Counterfeit Love" and "sarls Smiling
Spirit VIII be the movie offering for the
first half lror tho last half viii be the
unusual photo drama "A Broken Genius
ana the comedies The Traitor and the
"Rookworm's Blessed Blunder."
The North Bros Perpetual Stock com
a.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Omaha University
Secures Option On
the Dietz Property

rqstees Of tho unl3ersiiy OF omaha
have secured AZ option ~ ihe forty-aere
trart known ns the Detz tract west OF
M Field rlub and located on Forty
,on and Center r. tF' II u We W
tontion 10 here build the future Cn'Nei-
sty Of Omaha,
Tie .s .yersity has outgro~n ~ presens
Quarter. on North Twenty fourth street
ana haa long recognized The need OF
more toori M,
q. A. Jo5lsn has promised to builo
new building for the university and t1i'
gl1l be slartod ii about a month on IN"
new site.
According 10 tradition ireland was tlfsu
eolonzcd by the phoenlcian8 about 299
r
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
=. W. q. A. Notes.


A service, especially arranged for
Mothers day, has bcen planned by the
religious work department for today The
program is % 10 lows Hymns orr moth
ors song, No, iie and ~, Scripture read
ing, Duet Ruth and Naomi" Miss
Grace % ard Mr8. G. a. Msrll1 Read
ing, Mothers ~ Mem (Jonguin Mlle)
Miss Judith l.iudborR History a.
Mothers Day, Mother to Ghoid p Read
uRH, "fha Gin, +" my Song child 70
Mother" ReaGinas The Merchant" ITO
My Mother" Miss Lindoorg Solo, Child
and Mother Mias Poole Prayer Duet,
The Mothers Hymn Miss Poole and
Mrs Martin, Renediction
~ The social hour. which follows the
other service. Miss Clara NJ Brewster y
hoateha An invitation is extended 10 Bll
10 aitend these services.
Tho opefefia 10 be given BY tho IN
duRtrial department md the Conference
club viii 10 presented ThurBday evontng
nt the auditorium II The association build
ing, Tickets Tor this can be secured az
The general office or from members Of
these two departments.
The first nf the talks on kofak work
VIII be given Friday evening ~ the Youn !;
Women'a Christian eAaocalion building at
l7.a0 O'Clock Tho phase Of the Hnbie 10
be cons cred for thi le fture is 'Ko inkery
hud lts Difficulties" Miss Hunt Of the
Rembrandt studio has been secured to
give this aofloa Members Of the asseei-
alton arc entitled 70 come TO these talks
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

companist The Misses Rem swanson
re9rl Alcorn. Elizabeth stephan Mar
Raret spaldipg Doris Duncan and
Mcssra John prcxel Walter Woodrow
and Michaclangelo vita viii take part.
Little Selma Wopa and Loretta Borass,
and 8 years Of age will give danclng
advertisements.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

- lANf bD|1 mas Hgufu Ol
u Anna Hold. the French cons
H. dienne Of piquant personality
-zxe=4 She VIII bo The principal at-
ffnB traction at the Orpheum for
@''s-@ak.'-S tho current week IN her
vaudeville act she uses q number Of The
songs which she made fatnors IN such
musical comedies aa Miss Innocence
THE Little Duchess and "Thes porla.
ienne Model Each of these productions
u viii be recalled, wAs elaborately pro.
duccd and proved 10 BE- remarkably ale-
cessful. During her present tour over the
Orpheum circuit sho ig sirging . number
Of now songa which arc exclugiyelv her
own Two expobentg n clnasic nnd mod
ern dances are Ivan BankoN and Lola
Grille. They are rcaponalbie for q nun
ber Of new ideas. Who and what a.
Milo? Is he . woman, Of is che . man7
Whatever he, she Or II may be. he act
Is reputed 70 be ont Of tho most enter
tanning that tho Orphodm has Offered
Clark and Verdi portray two italian emit
grants Just arrived from ellis Island.
THE Recoll q one-aet comedy by Rich.
ard Warner is 10 be presented by Claire
Vincent, eapaby supported by Frank IT.
Gardner and Walter e, Boss Murray
Bennett's singing ~ comic songs and
humorous monoosue single him out AZ
an entertalner Of especial merit A nov.
city IN the art ~ cycling ls 10 he con
trbuted bY Dupree and pupree Their
performance With the unicyclc Is different
from anything previously seen. For its
exclusive display Of motion pictures the
orpheum Travel Weekly win show Pic
turesquc crimea Manila and an excur-
sion to Lower Brittany
49,
The season at the Orphenm will close
Saturday, May %. An attractive bin Ia
promised for that week. Grace La Rue
the international fayorite. will he
stellar feature and Nine. Eleonora de
clsneres, tho prima donna. will be am
other stellar feature. Grace La Rue Is
great favorlto In tho halls Of London
and she divides her time between the
English capital and America She is
most versatile singing comedicnne. Mime
de Cisnoros has been prlma donna with
most Of the European grand opera COM
panes. She was leading prima donna
with the Metropolitan the Manhattan
and the Chicago Grand Opera companieA
zs-.-
The claim is made for this years offer.
ing of to Great Star and Garter SHOW
from the magnificent star and Garter
theater, Chicago which will be presented
az the popular Gaycty the current week
that Il is the greatest ever" Tho stare
and near-stars include Don Clark Bert
Rose James Coughlin. Jess Weiss. Wal
ter Wolff. Richard Anderson. Willie
colni, Margaret Lee, laequclin Tallman
and chorus FOR which great claims are
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

The North Bros Perpetual stock com
pany announces East Lynne" for the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

has hoard Of
Anna Hold. the French cons-
dlenne Of piquqnt personality
She WIN bo The principal 81
traction at the Orpheum for
tho current week IN her
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
What
Women Are
Doing in the World

Tho story teilers sect on cf TITO Associ1
tlon of Collegiate Aumnac viii close rs
scntoH with luncheon n tho Hotel Fou
teneiie saturday at O'Clock alr =
sykes aua ne nes loader hiss Edith
Ilaight. arc 10 charge % ihc uffair wa fl
VIII 40 given Ia Tie palm room. ami " d
tcceho reservations until Friday a pro
gram Of iwo-mlnute s'oslcs wll be told
by The Misses Bcss Dumont SIC lo Ruth
Mcdonald Dafies. JcaoRhgo Hue. Hazel
Howard Edith Haght and Mana llodg B.
a discuss On of rlana FER nest year. TO-.
Eethcr with election of officers eill pre-.
oede the prcsenfaiion of Alfred sutr9'a
~Tho Open Door ono act play Y miss
Joliet griffin and Miss Helen sorenson
1bh VIII ~ Thuraday at oclacb when
Miss Jose ne flrse cnte ans The drama
section of ne Association of collegiate
Al9mnae D tic homo of Nas Mas
sJmnre
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

Mfa itodman ~ Brown was elected
president of the norih side circle of the
Child conservation league Friday 10 sue
ceed Mrs Karl ogden Mira. q a. Nc.
icnzie WAS oleeted vice president. Mrs,
WiliiBm Edholm, feeretay, Mrs. }. y.
serran. Treasurer. and Mrs ~ w. Dorst.
prcSa reporter The lasf meeting VIII be
eotial affair az The homo of Mrs. Doraf
Friday, M0y ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

hueF ~ fas lha usl
#tih 8 m tss
fa $50 N NalHH Ht
FWNs At H asst wlf ~
eHfm att8 ueainas sda ihs
aan tlaft sa 81 WuA ik
na hsN 3 ft sis mm
mssa tah Wts 8ta a8st
a s
lH Ma Hats
ANat MHa tatat sgbs tans f 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

The Benson Baptist Missionary circle
VIII meet at tho home Of Mrs. J. Nolder-
heisor Thursday yrs. 8. sharpe Is leader
of tho program
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

The meeting Of tho Business Women's
council vii be led Tuesday by Rev y.
l.. Pant OF The Swedish Mission. The
women Of the Iirst Memorial church will
servo luncheon between the hours Of II
and 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

The annual bueinoss meeting and cleo
iion Of officers for the Dundee Woman's
club will he held Wednesday afternoon
Al The horne n Mrs. y l.. Combs. 2i7
North Forty-eighth street, Mrs. J. y.
Burns win lead the discussion oil cur
rent events The business meeting 10
70 be preceded BY cafeteria luncheon
az ] O'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

The sermo club will be entertained al
O'Clock luncheon Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs @. u. Gearhsrt Mrg q. T. Lind
ley viii read a paper On Maroon aft
the luncheon.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

The committee Homena council will
hold it's regular monthly megtng Tuesday
IN Tho court house. Immediately after tho
close Of tho business women's MONDAY
meeting. which Will be about o'clock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
Volunteer System
Made Obsolete by
Modern War-Wood

forI uDllruuUrE. Da. Mo-, O.,
NPior 1.u'uI l"ou,rd Nuni told lr-I
r".s aud prot" slnntl mon 90 Ne. nulh.
''n mI'Har i'Imiug camp hero rucsit'
uIFhl that 'ur, ,hpuld h'lp huIld up q
s'nlm.f 'or uHtl'u,i r,rl,,.' which
would not unlv moan hearing arms hui
other ,m"rtyuc, requisites from manu-.
rrtursyg muu.tionH down TO service ON
the llpr 1H y surgeon
'N" ru COINS iu continue ibi# train
iW ,ptI worn si.t as long ts attend.
DrD' lustfirs. tho general said ""
expect y,u men tu D., missiuntrI,s after
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17

,pu leave Tli, country need, m srmy
pr more than goo poo ana H ufst clbss
usiN No want good u.ti0nnI runfd
mot ID state guard. hut national guard
Men sud Officers NJ the militis ~, ill
I|rh' nu' ihc system under which ih.,
"r'rst. g. what We are tring to ht,aS
900
%. lid ~, volunteer >mv pI,u had
l""u w'd. uhsri"'.. worse tpu worth.
l's Do, modern ,oudi'iuuf 100 which
VA come, IN. ,u n,plan.h,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17

iurrfs IN his annual rddr"ss before the
twenty first annual convention ~ the az.
sanitation Colon'l Pop, declared that
such rn orFAnizilion would have fur
more Influence and pov ~ In u-ri.ng With
great problems ~ husiu.sf ihIu my
pf'U'ri afsocipiinuf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
Hair on Limbs
and Under Arms

TINS msthul 'nr frmnf~t npsfnuous
half iH iuiall, different itom ni.,ss and
fYh.un ptgrf 'iuuF UhIrN msrrit trwove
hhir 'fom 'hr suffice nt the Htin 10 rob
haW ~ iia vitality tuu must Use he
Nuh,'e lhr ORIGINAL llpuii dsp.latpr,. H.
attacks hair under the slin' a. S,u a.
on 'ho Hsin limitations NJ W NirariN
re a. worthless as pattcs and nih.on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
RED CROSS-COODNESS YES

Red cro,s np.l Hlur ,cf No,hip. I..
viii do Rcd C'r-- lisil uli, make. m-
clothes beautiful ,lslr white. not ibs
hins, yellow Srrn tIugo 81 liquld nlip.
Rod 'ros. r'll r'us for me- yes .If.e,.
roh Nd,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17

..NN'|N
clUss thsvi1 Is rst.
tain Ingredients
that 10 Nirfl ls
NlUHN contains
,uhHh give n tts
power fr irtitatI
hair a'tEru1msi
nunsr iwaNa utr
lr NIftris zoe re-
moving hIt from
Nm's nud under
HffuH aa well a.
Nufn fsre tsek and
tftna Insist an thn
reuiUr ths Miracle
and tuu will rst
ihs hest hair Ne
wufyf ever rTsf
The rIiII Us trf4
tu li, iis MifaIa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
EMPL OVERS ASSOCIATION
FOR BUSINESS PROBLEMS

NiN YORK. MAY ~ - national 1t.
sanitation ~ 'mrlu,rrs ur-.u ip ever,
employer ui iIhb. wac advocated Tue.
day N colonel Gcuflr Pope uf,sId.I.
ot tho National NssO,I t.uu of Ntuuh,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
ELITE
STYLES


"lt 10 worth, ~
h~ hiEhrst
urris, " a-,ulrr
inssssirr. ~ the
hiahe.tshntrr,.r|
cndofse only he
nltsrle nevnre
of ,o-esilsd en-
dnr.sr,rn,. OF
snsus msss,ine.
Watch are used 4.
tsrieit che sale
~ apr-tier.sis
drr'lstor'es.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-17
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BY HAj10E7 DUNN DEN7ZEls=,z=

W1
turc Ths concluded the work Tor the
year
MI and Mrs G6things Walker have as
guests Mf and Mrs James w. Walker
and two sons. solon and Hamilton. who
motored here from Austin and will remain
for Il month
on account N conflicting antcs IN.
TIM" for the Lotus club dance has again
been changed TO "Wednesday evening
May H. at-Luclli h1ll
. y
Miss Boss Smith Of Burt. Iowa. Is the
guest ~ Miss Barbara Sohlabach
y go
\ party OF golfer, who are planning
10 leave here Saturday evening In a ape
rlal cat for Dallas 20 attend the tournn-
mrnt Of the southern cold association In
session an next week viii include d.
Idnund 3 Ferguson Nj R0, T. stat
iord. d. Horace Reed Dr g. f. Gun
ninghhm, Ncssrs Thumrs L. Grnnlff
I'"rg' Ircdcricksuu Uoy T. Fmer,,.
Frederick l. Patterson, Guy Turner.
'hnunr'v - Nichols. William n Nr.
CLAIM aud L.. + Hates.
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~ live snd kilnc,s are IN need of
uealmen, hcsin taking balmvofi tab
lots ~ once 'loi th,m IN sealed tube.
with rill directions of any vsliV,och,d
druggist
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.p coated tongue f6ui breath. headache
con.''rs'ion aud rsu,fal ~ health
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which rllminsts waste material t,om
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on Tho hvrf kdnv,s and bowels Ch.
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