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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-10-26
LOOK FOR SUGAR FAMINE.

Charlotte, N. c., Oct. 25.-Char-
lotte viii be entirely out of sugar
within two days unless local jobbers
are able to obtain deliveries, was a
statement made by the largest dis
tributors today. Retailers have been
limiting housewives and hotels for
the past two days. This distributor
is connected with a chain OF stores
operating in every city of importance
in the south and stated that the same
condition prevailed in practically ev-
cry one of his company's stores.
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WHEAT TAKES JUMP
SEVEN CENTS A BUSHEL

Chicago. Oct. 25.--Alter nearly
four months of rising prices based
on a world shortage due to the Eu-
ropean war and to extraordinary
crop damage in Argentina, Canada
and the United States, the wheat
market today capped the climax with
a jump of about z cents bushel.
Foreigners, however, retaliated by
swing to the selling side and a great
part of today's gains vanished. The
market closed with December at 1.S0
to 1.80 I'd and May at $50 1-8 TO
$50 1-2.
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Phone 1900
Before Z pm.
CHICAGo CAsH GRAIN.

Chicago, Oct. 25.-Wheat: No. .
red, 1.S1@1.s3 IL; No. red. 1.T4@
LII Ia; No. 2, hard, 1.S7@l.S7 IL;
No. hard, 1.62@1.S4.
Corn: No. yellow, 1.07@1 90; No.
4 yellow, nominal; No. 4 white, NOM
inal.
Oats: No. white, 53@54 1-2;
standard, 81 1906.
Rye: No. 2, 1.3S.
Barley: 85@1.22.
Hay: Timothy, s.25@5.25; clover.
nominal.
Pork. 29.00; lard, 1892; ribs, 14.00
@14.75.
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REAL ESTATE.

w. d. Mobiles to L. C. Mobiles, Oct.
%, 1916, 81 and other considerations
Lots IL to 10, block 15o, New
City. South so feet of lot l and
south 102 feet of east 48 feet Of lot
2, block Al, East King tract. Lot
IL and south 20 feet of lot is, block
10 and lots Is and 10, block 10, West
King tract, and lots is and IL, block
129, East King tract.
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COTTON TAKES JUMP.

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 25 Got
ton again took jump here today,
1850 being offered on the local mar
ket. This is a rise of so points since
yesterday. Even at this record price
very little cotton was sold. One year
ago cotton was selling here for
LIE.
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NO STRIKE ON c. P.

Ottawa, Ont, Oct. 25.--An agree
ment between Canadian-Pacific Rail
way officials and their employees fol-
the settlement of the threatened
strike has been reached. and viii be
signed some time today, according
to a telegram received from Winnie
peg by Minister of Labor Crothers
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CoTToNsEED OIL MARKET.

New York, Oct. 25.-The cotton-
seed oil market closed weak. Spot,
1900, bid. October, IL. 50@12.79;
November, 12.55@12.70; December,
12.56@t2.57; January, 12.66@12.70;
February, 12.77@12T9; March,
12.S2@12.S3; April, 12.S0@12.95;
May, 12.S6@12.S7. Total sales, 95,-
400
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FLOUR GOING UP.

Chicago, Oct. 25.-The wholesale
price of high grade family flour was
advanced to SO barrel today, the
highest price since the. Civil War.
This is an increase of 80 cents within
two days.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
sHERlEE,S SALE

SHERiFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of an execution issued out
of the Court of Record of Escambia
County, Florida. in q cause wherein Liz
zie Wheat is plaintiff and Alice Pepper
is defendant, have levied upon and will
sell at public cutlery, before the County
Court House door, Escambia County.
Florida at Pensacola. to the highest bid
der for cash on Monday, November 9Th,
1916, between the legal hours of sale,
the following described property, to-wit;
One six-room dwelling house, located on
Magazine street, north of the Navy Yard
wall, Woolsey Cor Warrington, Florida,
on the Naval Reservation. Escambia
County, Florida.
Deed at cost of purchaser.
A. c. ELLIS. Sheriff.
Oe1-A-5oct-4w
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-Get particulars OF one of the
best paying propositions ever put on
the market: something no one else sells;
make $4.0e2 yearly. Address p. ID. Con-
way. SAILS manager. SO Thiri -. Gin
cinnc.i. = z2octs
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LIYERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Oct. 25.-Cotton spot,
steady. Good middling, f1.27; mid
ding, 11.13; low middIing, 1927.
Sales, 10000 bales; 1000 for
speculation and export.
REGENTS 1900 baIes.
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WANTED-Men and women to qualify
for government positions. Several
thousand appointments to be made next
few saonths. Full information about
openings how to prepare. etc, free.
Write Immediately for booklet CG 45o,
Earl Hopkins, Washington, d. G.
Oct8 -15-22-25s
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JACKSONVILLE MARKET.

Jacksonville, Oct. 25.-The spirit
market was firm at AZ Ia cents, with
sales of 800 casks.
Receipts, Casks
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SAVANNAH MARKET.

Savannah, Oct. 25.-The spirit
market was firm at Al IL cents. with
sales of 258 casks.
Receipts, Casks
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SALE s~EN WANTED.

FIRST-CLASS statesmen to sell garages,
factories, stores. etc Steady, well pay
ing position for active men. Milwauke
Tank Works. Milwaukee Wis. 22octs
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ANYONE desiring n neat and intelligent
white girl to look after office and an
swer phone. address d. A.. S3s e. Inten-
dencia St 26oct- st
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AUTOMOBILE.

All kind of engine. magnetic and self
starter work quickly and efficiently
done at Standard Repair Works Phone
l2s- Soc'
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800 WEEKLY easily made selling to
dealers on commission Highest quail
ity aluminium cooking utensils. Guaran-
teed 20 years Exclusive or side line.
Write Immediately for proposition. Ipal-
co, Lemont, H. 22octs
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WANTED-Position as general office
work. ten years experience; can fur
nish references. III. A. p. care Jour-
nal 25oct-7
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HELP MANTEla-MALE.

MEN we viii teach you the Barber Trade,
pay you wages while learning and give
you paying position in our barber shop.
Set OF tools free, everything for thirty
dollars. Fifteen dollars down and fifteen
dollars IN ten days. Jacksonville Barber
College. Jacksonville, Fla. z6oct%
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POSITION WANTED.

In memory Of Mr.. Frank Z.
Mayes. and in rec,gnition of the
spirit OF relpfrlness that was his.
The Journal win insert under this
classification free Advertisements
Tor those I'm need of emptbyment.
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WANTED-Young man Tor assistant in
chemical laboratory; must have hlgh
schooS education. Apply Newport Tur,
pentife and Rosin Co, Thursday and
Friday, 9 a. m. 25oct-2t
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FOR SALE-Bookkeeper standing desk,
cheap. p. o. Box sos. 26oct
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PAINTING.

Gle painting. efficiently. promptly and
quickly done at Fox'a. by first class
mechanics. Phone 216. saug1m
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WANTED-Young man of clean habits
to solicit and collect must be willing
TO start with small wages and work
for promotion. Address Progressive"
care journal. 2Ooct
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WANTED-Position as collector, stock
keeper. shipping clerk or any position
of trust. Best of references. Apply So,
Journal office 24cot7
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NAVAL STORES

The Pensacola spirit market was
firm at a 3-4 cents, with sales of
292 casks.
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FOR SAI.E-Grey horse registered
standard bred; price si75; cost $500.
Apply Mrs. Kennedy. Fort Barraneas.
36oct- Z
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wANTFn-Good safe. small or medium
cheap. p. o. Box s4s. ssept
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CREW NOTICE

- Neither the Captain, owners
&&A nor consignees of the Span. S. s..
2N Adelina will be responsible for
&sEsE debts contracted by the crew
- of said vessel.
]. RUIZ, Captain.
GULF TRANSIT CO. Constance.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Thirty dollar bicycle equip
ped with parcel carrier and stand, good
as new; cheap for cash. Phone 1340 or
call at 902 North PalafoX. 26oct
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WANTED Stenographer for about two
hours in afternoons; young man pre-
ferred. Apply G. ii. Turner Co.. 80 Z,
Garden street. 20oct
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TRIMMING.

ALL KINDS of trimming efficiently.
promptly and quickly done at Fox's. 3
m to n. m. Phone GIG f1aug I'm
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FOX RENT.

FOR RENT-A pretty two-story pebble
dashed house, 1916 East Jackson street.
Apply Ell. p. Caro-. Phone 16. 26oct-tf
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TRAVELLING statesmen wanted Best
side line on earth. Something new.
Entirely different S. commission on
255s Cottage Grove, Chicago 22octs
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HELP wANTED-FEmALE.
CASHIER WANTED

CASHIER WANTED -
Young lady of neat ap-
pearance: reference required;
good position to right party.
Give full particulars quick.
Address cashier c." care
Journal 26oct- 81
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wANTrn--To srrY

WANTED TO BUY-O,d
rags and paper. IF YOU
have any old rags and old
paper send to A. Mal;no.
Will pay for the next thirty
DAYS for clean rags ST so per
hundred pounds; for old
books and magazines SOC per
100 pounds. Special attention
to country shippers. Highest
prices paid for metal, scrap
iron and hides. Address A.
Mal:no. 311 E. Intendercia.
DLo.o 1910 foct-n
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HORSE SHOEING

FOX has first-class sheer. Have your
horse shod while vehicle is repaired
Phone 21s. loot
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ARIEslAN WELLS.

ARTFSrAN wEILS-wIn put In reliI
I to IL inches diameter, any depth
and guarantee water. Write Tor tuu IN
Formation. Gray Ar.eeian Well CO.. Cot
tonda1a Fla ioaprr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
THE MARKSNAN
BY EDWIN eLlss

uHif hos rn their u,,tlfr... an tho firm
.1uf. dl,. mt friend
a., ,n,.i I'd .ll J..r,..,r ,,t with
Iuv gfIu. the fellow I.r m. room.
s'trka starred pruuf COO h|. eye. fcll
ur mo n.tir
uH. t,. Do. ,...i rhoYrn 20.
minded uf -,mrrHina Here ,o,.
ruII that hat, nu uYI... rI,,t.. ,,,.
Take that kruf i,, lad ,,t .r a.. ,b,t,.
Must look .,.p, mn. r,.. p,,, .b,,td
wUa. Ian ,rU.. ...,,..
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aloud. Finally. wiping mirth's dust from
his iron bowed spectachns. he resumed his
dry -as-dust manner,
Your marching orders are there" he
said shortly. You can 80 anywhere
without fear Of detection hut within u
week YOU must be- ready to sail To fhl
out hat MIN contract kimhall fell down
On when he died lie spoke bitterly. NJ
though possessed uf.u grievance against
kimbnll Anything in the contract, YOU
don't understand" he snapped ANY
thing you'd like to know %"
NaV. there was something buthcung
me nightly, aud had been some time
ever since the ,Tahd Duke Army tel.
back against the carriage cushions nurs-
Ing his hund, But, being unused 10 Of
fees ana Sparks In mn office. | ialtcrol.
well, well. we'll he sanppcd irrI.
tahly.
The grand duke stammorcd
"pid he lose . diamond ritG?'
He icrkrd uis bcnt form rigld and
pushed the iron bowed spertnclcs Ia the
tip Of his blue nos'. boring mo me with
pecrinE hctiy eyes outside cnmo the
loud cIpmor uf Voices the yulccs Of the
elevator occupants 49, they shot up and
down IN the car. throwing Legitimate
f'Nl Il'l. wv NV .. wv. lhAI IaIIlLllI
Sparks uo,rr hlinkcd nn cyclid nj the
sound.
Ills diamond RINK he cried against.
"ahd YOU mean Co. tell me. Young man.
yolt mean to f"ll me That any man
by the name Of Eliphllct IlrlrhiaE Whip
pie deliberately mikes q target uf "a
diamond ring out upon YOU. Eliphnlrr
Hezckinh Whipplr' n the Grand Duke
\mys lost a diamond ring the sparks
Film company /. morally responsible Tor
that loss. responsible Vet cannot restore
IT, equivalent value to the rightml owner
y Dung man, that T.. theft theft rhnt
weighs down the founder OF tho Sparks
Film company You have dropped Your
training and hcrcdity along sinful. iai,
paths ~ Wlchodu"ss you are abandoned.
bneodl' and without thriu' But liis
Dyes smilol once more. us No. lorkcd m,
specs back 10 wh"r, th,y belonged, 'lll
ascertain iuugdut'l'
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CAL0MEL TODAY,
SICK TOMORROW
Dose of Nasty Calomel Makes
You Sick and You Lose
Days Work.

,lIum'l s%1liNatrs' ~ mercury. yhi,
nfnHl Ha hkr dynamite on u siur.is.
lhrt When r,inmrl .ume into con act
With Fuuf 1ilr it crashes into ~. tt.s.
Iu. .f'WuIHr md nausea
" Nuu feel hiinus. hrndarhy ropatI.
p'tsd and III knocked uut iusi 20 n
,nIf druggist aud re-, q 80 cent bottle n
NudHnn's Liver Turc. which " a ha M.
.rsa vegetable ftl iitute fnf danspfuu,
.alDmel Take p spoonful. and 1,
NNHan start Nuuf NNer and sirHinhfUu
volt IN better and quicker than ma IA,
H'nHHvl ana without mekinr YOU slrk
Nuu iist ru bach and rst Nnut money
n you laks calumel TODAY yculi h,
si.t aud nHusratoi tomorrow besides
NAV salI,4tr YOU. while n you 'lks
l'uIHHu'f Ni.r TONE YOU Wili wax uu
f.. iIrr great. riii " ambition. and frsd,
fnf Nnfk ri play H. harmless. rira..
lu' ln' s,fH tu Elye 10 children. they
"a, II Ad,
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Tete.a.Tete Before the Crate Once More
Wen, well. a regular drunkard's break
fast Madge, ~ this your Idea, or do !
recognize Katie's fine Italian hand.
Dickey surveyed the dinner Katie had
Just served with n whimsical look. We
were taking a combination breakfast,
lunch and dinner the first food either
Of us had touched since Dickoy had
ushered In n most exciting twenty four
hours by slamming out ~ the apartment
the night before In q towering rage.
Having repcntcd and been shriycn
only n icw moment before, pichy, Ike
most pcnitcnts. appeared 10 have for
gotten hs Sius completely. The mem.
DRY of the long hours uf the night when
/ had been n,ghtcncd by The sight of
Dicky iuluNlolted, and worried By his
failure n come home, the thought of
the day lust pnsscd, when Dirky In one
room had slept of hts intoNicntion and
I In another had suffered terribly with
= headache. shHdowed my JOY In our
reconciliation But picky was In royal
good humor
This Is katic's idea entirely I re-
piled ~ really have had no experience
In this sort Of thing ] added dcmuroly
bicky made q face at me. An answer
fknew was m the tip ~ his tongue, hut
katie's indignant voice interrupted
'Meestcr Graham, why YOU say me
Italian. Me no dngO. me Polish gitl !
tell YOU dot oddcr place. but YOU nay al.
ways katio's Italian hand why you
do dot"
picky threw back his head and
laughed uproarishly. Then he put hi.
hand In his pocket A. he drew II out
| Snp that II held a bill
see what his Will do toward rooth.
ing your wounded feelings. ne aid ~
he held II ont.
Katie put her hands behind her so.
NJ. dot too mooch' she satd. hut saw
her ewes fixed grcciily upon the money.
NouscnSc Do biDky answered throw
ing the hill ON the table. q dollar lsu.t
Too much for this N~l,-savcr and bclng
called an Indian 60 boot"
a ReVlvlno Meal
He lifted TO his lips ne he spoke tho
cup Of steamlng clam broth which KRtlo
had served to as a' n first course al
ready had drained mine II was In.
deed delicious but u dollar tip sccm,d
rbiiculous to my frugal mind
Take n. Kat, Hls voice held 70
note Of command, and Katie picked ny
the dollar
You can .nll me vat you piccsc for
Ais she giegl'd 40 she put the empty
cups on M, trnl You Try die snlt
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so | could warn you Of the hidden rocks
IN your path" Had she regretted some
Of her wi acts? Would she advise me
10 Yield some Of my prcIudlccs ~
Dichy's and sHvc my resistance for "a
time whon some vital principle might be-
In question
Al at once the realization swept over
me TINT her advice would be- just what
! had tRnclcd. made a sudden de-
ciSiou leaned forward and held out
my hand to Dicky
W YOU vii promise that II won't
make I'm" M u. "a ,mnll bo, q, nr.t cirlr
BE- always said 10 do viii lrr II of
your clgarcte.' sud with q smiI,
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cusrcd with a Wow q formulating n plan
of advance It VIII be II dcllbera,l,s
hony
Among the prominent speakers TO ia
present are George Sherwood Eddy,
Robert r. Sperr. ! Campbell white.
Shnllcr MHthcwa. lion Amos T. Wilder.
~ll'ruort g llcrring John T. Gnucher.
Raymond Robins. s. " howell. torn "
Wood Bishop Z $ Lloyd. John NJ.
Moore. William H. Mlllir. Fred n. Fisher.
James NJ sncofs. Col r. " Ilnlford
oi'orrr times. bishop r r Glllor. Rishop
= j n. runncll. ilun \ j Wallace. "
Douglas Mackenzie. SI,us McRr". w. NJ
rucort. William T. uldhpm. Jane. "
Barton, Herbert = johnson, John r
Mott and several others
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INVITED TO ATTEND
NATIONAL CONGRESS

Several oklahoma rtt. gentlemen have
r' pl'od Invitations to attend the ma
i'onnl missionary .onSros. 70 b, hold In
Continental memorial hnl. Washington
H. g., Nprll $500 ~ thia meeting o.
lo'mcn.g missionary mo rmruJ viii hc
hurthcr"d md tine problems arising from
the difnuuiers a. 'Io .urorcnn wa d..
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Revelations of
eei16 te Confessions dan
Ae1t&e fafriedW bmaf,

mnck- cr-cl Dot Is good fol-" she
hesitaied for II word
For what alls me 4lg g"stod DicHy
miSchicyuusl>. ~ Eutit'H confusion
= no means noting she said - sho
hurried into the kitchen
a. looked critically at tho dishes ready
rHr hicky's serving If this were %
'druuktrd's brcnkfa6t,' | told myself.
II certainly was an incentive to u man
10 indulge IN too much nduor. ! never
had known that salt murkercl could
look 10 inviting Katie had soaked
them all day until they we're Ike fresh
fish Then she had plunged them In
boiling water. aud I had seen her watch.
iug them puHiuualy SO that they .huuld
NOT remain p TINS water an Instant after
they wor" cooked sufficiently, She bird
drained th'r', lyil them ON % hot platter
gnrniellui with parsley, and poured over
them % most inviting looking thin aricc
m" principal ingredients Of which /
recognized &c hot milk and melted but
ter
Boiled potatoo., piping bot, and "a
suInl mat gave n forecast ~ spring .
crisp water cross sprinklcd thick.
" with chopped chivcs . and "a
plat" ~ hot butt'rod toast completed the
meal. which even n / had not been ~
~r'''nouSly hungry NJ I was would have
tempted me TO cat heartily.
Oieky's Strange Invitation.
blrky DID not appear ms hungry ~ T.
nut ht Htc u fairly good meal "a Katie
cleared the dishes away aud brought
the coffee with % certain Kind VI cream
rh'"S" of which D.cky Is very fond he
looked d mo whiIn-lollly
'n'u we FISH our r"lI'' lh tho u'llg
'"''l 'E'u, ne ".h"'
n,ub .'lo'' Nh'' hlil' hod served our
''''' nlhh'r coffee before the So los 100
ln' "',ns room Ihr financial Discus
''"' W'I'h i'Il'N'l hhd pi''lpiiht'l a
painful scene hn' pl'hl' ln hi' p'ui
.'n,'' mao %Hfnn''d '',f'ihlns ! ''d
N,"h'u. 80 ih,i' seemed &" be nothing
'''l Whl'h 'oulI 'hu'' any dlh'u'"ln'
why not turned &" KIT"
'I'".' pIlnE inc lhlhts I'M" me other
room.
W. H'pp'H our ,"li''' ana men hI'Fl
M,5gg s,,d ,,,,,s," .,yon', Wv,
tr o. rgtr,tr
II. drew out bus c,sp NJ c.g,r,ia md
prnffrrrI m, ono drov back In nur
ron
"b,k,. calculated You dr .ur
u.tn YOU would Dos, tr 600 m, sm.a
iug
n. looked boz, m, pur.ou.n b,p
your pardon Their, WINS l t.Iuh of.
IRONY lu OIL. voice, q Seem ,.t,d I'd,
: stumble on Your prejudice. DO, Co..
I placed the cigar,,s In h. pr.n.f
but. utcbt. Persisted aHf means
Alot tn me TIM ma. would SON hr viii.
iug ~ have your wife "a .u.r of cigar.
'ts''
~ fuu moan 70 ,Igtr,i r,rI mo-
returned pirNy. nor. NJ ,Yuf,p. I
wouldn't llk, 10 s,y ,uu u., a. mann,
co. I'LL docs shr gets pretty n,nrIy
dairy n she doesn't have her regular
lloVHn,' Rui think d Vuufd a.,
mighty ,nmf, n ,pn would fmuk. f.,
'igaf"t occasionally with DOB, Inc,
d"ntdlN ID llk, tu s,, hu, ,uu vnrli
loUk with uns TN, combination ~ that
cold calm .tiriIIuuH. NJ ,uurs vib q,
lighted ,irprni ought ip hr interesting
n,t,.. r,,., rt,
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ITALIAN CONVICTED or MURDER.

NEW YORK. April S-Giuscppc A..
chi,Ilo. charged win IN" murder NJ Bar.
net hhit a poultry dealer IN 1914 was
found Fdilt' Friday uiEht N first do.
gree mnrdrr the punishment for which
Is death
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08
Keeping The Nails attractive

NoBonY yLGLECTs tho nails any
longer. II is quite as essential to
ono.s toilet as keeping n clean face.
The manicurists will tell you their
customers are about equally divided
between men ard women. In tho
big cities II is SO convenient and In.
expensive to have the work done,
that home m%anicurinE amounts. for
the most part, In keeping the fingers
attractive each day by simply going
over, the work hurricdly. II this is
done. the mnnlcurist VIII only be-
needed about once in "A month. II
the daily care is neglected, the nails
may need u full manicure each week.
The time Of the year, too, varies tho
need IT treatment. Tho nails grow
faster In the summer. and take on an
extra activity In this whom there Is
much sea bathing. The tonic effect
NJ sea water has something to do
with Il. but the molstur' around tho
root of the nail also does much. Tho
tfadc is much better ~ the seaside
resorts because Of this.
The girl In the picture is giving
the nails that daily touch which
keeps them attractive In between the
monthly trips to the manicure.
The 0lc ia used lightly over tho
edge of the nails, so a. T. retain tho
crescent shape that the treatment
gave. This means that he corners
Of The nails get their daily Cling on.
otherwise. tie nail viii grow out
square and stubby Tho oraurc.wood
stick rs There to cleanse the tin and
alto ~ push back any offending
growth " cuticlo over tho nail Tho
olive OF IS handy In case the nails
are brittle. pumicc for ridges, and
The hUNrr 10 give the final polish.
mi. makes the 1uror tips f..l dainty
enough TO perform the lirn'. ta.L.g.
Three minutes cpch Day win keep the
nails perfect for all time.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-08

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