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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS

KEYS made to order; trunk locks put on {;
gun and locksmithing, by Sid, the expert
repairman Jacobs Novelty Co., 226 East
First street Phone T26. "
FOR SALE-Five. barrel Wayne gasoline tank.
one gallon stroke, in perfect condition /;
bargain; terms. Sand Springs idwe. Co,
Sand Springs, Okla.
FOR sALE-seyeral left.hand golf sticks in
fine condition. owner is now playing right
handed Phone 6ooo, Charles E. Dent
FOR SALE-Good piano and furniture for 8
rooms: trade for lot; pay difference. Phone
SO or 65
FOR SALE-Indian twin motorcycle Inquire
Ratclffe. Sanders Grocery Co., or phone
6s or l.
FOR SALE Several mems suits and over.
coats: also lady's clothes. 2l0 East Third.
SEE our prices on suits this week. Square
Deal store. 3 North Main.
WANTED-se Second .hatd rug e-l2 or lOxl3;
suitable for office. Phone 1856.
FOR SALE-Tailor machine, almost new. SOL
South Cincinnati. Phone 26Q4R.
FOR sALF-Diamonds ITO South Main.
Call Tor J " Daniel
CAPS and scarfs to match. New York store,
2l3 East Third.
42.PIECE dinner sets $3.50. New York Store.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FURNISHED four rooms, bath, hall trunk
room, strictly modern, first-cass condition; ;
permanent people only. Apply 72i North
Main.
FOR RENT-Wen furnished 5.room house
on Admiral boulevard: 500 month. Phone
sa45 between a. m. aud 4 y, m.
FOR RENT-Elegantly furnished fiyeroom
bungalow: modern: SEQ per month. 1923
Admiral
ToR RFNT-Furnished two broom house with
uss Of both, 81 per week. Phone 35G5.R.
o23 South Lawton.
FOR RENT-Modern furnished six.room
house Phoue 2764.
FOR RENT-rhree-room house in Frisco ad.
dition. Phone 5s87.J
FOR RENT-Three. room furnished house
5i7 west Archer.
FOR RENT-Five.roOm modern corner house.
s35 per month. Inquire 21l3 East Admiral.
FOR RENT-Fivo furnished rooms for light
Housekeeping; also barn. Phone G6l6.
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published in the Tulsa Daily World No.
vember go, 81, %, 30. %, 25, 20. o.
70 and 30, 1916. World Publishing
Company, Pubishers)
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED light housekeeping rooms
in good ncighborhood. Address $3.50, care
World
WANTED-Housekecpi suite in best resi-
dence district: no children. Phone W.
GaAnaway. Oklahoma hotel
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OIL WE'LL SUPPLIES

FOR SALE-One large size National drilling
machine and complete string of drilling
tools first class condtion now on location
TO drill near Morris, Okla; for particulars
call phone lisl,
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FOR RENT--Three nicely FURNISHED sleeping
rooms at 1877 West Fifth: gentlemen pre-
ferred close in on car line Phone 66O7-J.
FOR RENT-Large elegantly furnished room
with gas for young man or couple; break.
fast IL preferred Phone 4l5l
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FOR SALE-Nccly furnished fourroom
modern cottasc. close in. Price $2,iu0i
5000 cash and balance $50 per month. White
Angel Realty Co, II Bymm Bldg. Phone
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FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT

monthly: no interest or taxes: highly pro.
ductivc land. close TO three big markets.
Write for photographs and full information.
Munger, A21G. n. Y. Life Bldg, Kansas
City. Mo.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS
LEGAL NOTICES

FOE kEiNT-Two unfurnished rooms. Phone
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vember 90, 81, 20, 20 and "a, 1916.
World Publishing Company
pul1fuIHrg \
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENr--Large, nicely furnished room,
with double bed. suitable for three ladies
or gentlemen. in modern private home; use
1904
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FOR RENr-Lovely southeast room: mod.
ern home; FOR one or two gentlemesL Phone
32g5 72i South Denver
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FOR RENT-Four newly furnished light
| Housekeeping rooms; close in; S45. Phone
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FOR RENT-One nice front sleeping room,
modern, private home, close in: gentlemen
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Personal.

WANTED-Address OF Mrs. James Boner,
nee Maud Hart, for her financial advantage.
W y. Place. Hartford City, Ind.
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ONE nicely furnished upstairs room for light
housekeeping, suitable for two working
ladies; modern house. Phone 5000. II North
Lawton
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FOR RENT-well furnished sleeping room
for one or two young men. 23 South
. : iiuthrip ploua CoS9
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-22

FOR RENT-OBe sleeping room for two gen.
tlemen. with rrivate family; hot and cold
water in ROOM and bath. lid South Frisco.
FOR RENT-Two rooms and closet on
ground floor, water in Kitchen adults ;
refereOces required. Phone 547l-J.
FOR RFNT-rwo well furnished housel.rp.
ing rooms: modern no chidrcD: also steep
ing room. 4l9 North Detroit
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LARGE room nicely furnished in steam heated
apartment close in two gentlemen. Apart
IN A
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NICELY furnished sleeping rooms in mod
rem nome; private entfance Phone 1904
NICELY furnished rooms, gentlemen only
need apply. 3li East Ninth Phone 3GiG.R
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FOR RENT-1'wo nicely furnished sleeping
rooms close in; references required. Fred.
erick & Roberts. 2l2 Bank OF Commerce
Bldg Phone $50
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished ground floor
front sleeping room, modern; no transients (;
references required. private residence l6
West Tenth street. Phone 1898.
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now ready: come and select yours Hotel
Cotton, 5l4 South Main. Phone 639s.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room: gentle
man or couple preferred: close in sO2
South Cincinnati. Phone 5595.J.
ONE light Housekeeping room for lady or
gentleman. Corner Norfolk and Hodge
Phone 11sg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-22

Bids will he received at the office Of the
city Auditor. Tulsa Oklahoma, until 5
o'clock p. m Wednesday, November goth,
l9l6, for the construction Of Sanitary
Sewer, including laterals connections aud
other appurtenances for Sewer District No.
H. as created and established by Ordinances
No. l5ii, passed and approved the 4th day
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-26

THE FAMOUS ORB BON RANGES, $22.50 up to s5S. A popular medium weight range A splendid stove-will bake and cook just as well as many ranges costing twice as much.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-26
ChIdren'S Dresses at S1.50 to S1.95

Special Values at these prices Wool serges, paids and shepherd checks for girls from years Checks and pads trimmed with solid colors solid colors trimmed with plaids-prettly made garments possessing the simplicity and charm girls Dresses should have
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-26

PENlNSULAR combination coal, wood and gas range. The handsomest, latest improved, highest grade combi- nation range in the world-A veritable cooking machine, exclusive and differ ent from anything on the market.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-26

MAJESTIC RANGES, s5S to SS4. If you really want the most practical, durable and economical range built you should buy the Majestic. People are fast realizing that it pays to buy the best.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-26
42-Inch Costume Ve1vet--Y S5

"A beautiful silky ustrous chiffon velvet with that soft dap ing endency-rich enough suit the most fasdousn black only-see this White Caberdine the popu- New Wool Plaid Skirtngs
 lar fabric for all winter gar 54 inches wide-a special
 ents-48 inches wide and terial for the making of splendid ouaitv-yard S2 50 rate skrts-the yard S2
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-22
HOME FOLKS
What Neighbors Say

Lynchburg, Va.-"I needed a course
II building-up treatment and I had
learned Of DR.. Pierce's remedies. I
was run down and had some indiges-
ton. Was not i'll but below par
What was needed was to get stronger.
The 'Favorite Prescription and Gold
en- Medical Discovery were used stead
lily for several months. ! grew strong
er and this treatment helped me very
much. I am glad to recommend 1t to
girls and young women."-MRs. A. B.
KYLE, 1910 Bedford Ave.
Clifton Forge, Val. can say DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery was
found to be a good medicine by thor
ough trial in d family. It was used
as a tonic by my sister and It did her
great good. We always speak well Of
DR.. Plerce's remedies and recommend
them."-MRs. MARTHA 0'CoNNoB, Is
Roxbury st.
As an appetizing, restorative tonic,
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
sets at work all the processes Of diges-
ton and nutrition, and builds up flesh
and strength.
1t arouses the little muscular fbres
into activity and causes the gastric
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you eat, simply because It supplies the
stomach with pure, rich blood. It's
weak, impure blood that auses stom-
ach weakness. Get good blood through
the use Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and you will have no more
indigestion.
It Is the worlds proved tonic and
blood purifier. It's not a secret REM
edy for its Ingredients are printed on
the wrapper. Start to take 1t today
and before another day has passed,
the impurities Of the blood will begin
to leave.
FREE.-Dr. Pierce's Medical Advis.
er, cloth-bound, sent free on receipt Of
three dimes Tor stamps) to pay e1-
pense of mailing only. DR.. Pierce In
valids' Hotel, 663 Main ST., Buffalo, NY,
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she might have seen when she called
him. He went into his W room and

she might have seen when she called
him. He went into his own room and
closed the door.
miss Wilson," called Carpenter
next day, "here's a card to the Pride
Pamiston wedding. Suppose you go
up there today and write things up.
It's to be out of doors at four, so go
early and do the grounds first. Later
get a list of the presents-better
still, 9 them for yourself and de-
scribe them, who they're from and
SO IN. Give It a column"
So Winifred, in a drak blue silk
suit and hat, took a train for Hamp-
don Hill that beautiful afternoon in
early fall. The trees were turning
russell, red and gold, but the sky was
as blue as June and the air warm and
springlike.
Arriving at valmonda, the home OF
the Prides, Winifred was given the
permission Of her hostess to wander
where she would. Lists Of the guests
were provided her, names of decora-
tors, and SO on. Payillions had been
built on the lawn, tables put up
around fountains and a wonderful ar
Dor Of flowers and vines erected for
the ceremony. Such a fairyland!.
Winifred was lost in the wonder of
everything, when she came face to
face with Mr.. Davis.
you here!' she cried in surprise,
not able to keep the amazement ana
pleasure out Of her voice.
H. fnaI,Nl --.-. "
slant, then smiled quickly. "why
not? Every ones here! You, tool"
"But I'm just here on business!"
$50 am I. but keep 1t quiet!" he
whispered.
She looked at his faultless cuta-
way, every detail Of his attire. She
could not understand this man. There
was something to be explained. But
she talked animatedly with him for
several minutes, not divulging her
perplexity In the least.
That was the day the pearl collar
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!: CONFESSIONS OLA WIFE ::

there at a table looking over a glass
Of sparkles at me?'
"still I said nothing. l just held out
his check.
whats the use Of being SO high
and mighty, grille? Right before your
eyes. II you will open them wide
enough to see, 1t is eventually, why
not now?'
81 turned sick, Margie, and must
have lost color, for that awful man
said, oh, cut It out, and come and
eat. A glass Or two of bubbles will
put the color In your cheeks and the
fire in your eyes.
"'NoT as l still looked at him ston.
fly, Well, keep me in mind when you
read that -four advertisement, my
beauty"
II think l would have tainted IL
Emma had not come up Just then and
said:
Don't mind the pigs. Play the
game and pocket your game with a
laugh at the world and the devil, for
that is the way you will beat them In
the end"
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saw for the first time since / have
been sick an installment OF my Paula
story in Pats newspaper today. I
also have had a letter from Paula
herself saying that she Is delighted
with the tale 81 far as 1t has been
told.
Recently at a church in my home
city" Paula told me, "the whole Sum
day morning was given up by a Bible
class to the discussion Of a working
girls life"
Alice has cut out Of the Daily
all the installments of the story and
beginning with the one I read this
morning l am going to paste them be-
tween your covers, little book, for
they too are a part Of my life episode
Of Paula as hat checker at the Col
lege Inn.
II will confess to you, Margie," said
Paula, that I vas not very happy as
looked from my lonely position at
the hat shelves down the steps into
the dining room where sat the merry
party, evidently entertained by Horace
Chambers.
woo Vel lolu f10IaS6 NOuiu hhNo
preferred me sitting beside him rath.
or than the supSecillious girl that was
acting SO grumpy. Once I caught his
eye and smiled and he grinned back
atme. Alas, that interchange of:good
Fellowship was intercepted by the
young woman with the frozen face.
Evidently she said something pref.
~ drastic as he colored a deep red.
could have Rugged him for not CIV
ing me away for I had a morbid dread
come one would find out my real.name
and connect me with thesrecent: trag.
edydn my family.
AFTER q time I schooled myself
not to hear the merry chatter and ire
quent laughter that floated up to me
from that table. I became SO en-.
crossed in my thoughts thct I did
not see the man who was standing
before me until I heard.a molly voice
say: :,
$50 you have given. up the stage,
z looked up to sec the manager
] had called upon q few; days, before.
u looked at him In surprise as
though I had never seen him before.
Fine. fne,' he exclaimed, but what
% the use Of pulling Il on me3 save
It for your drst entrance. Inlthe mean.
time. dearte, what are you! doing here?
Don't you know that you belong down
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thoughts. Davis had come in about
4 o'clock and she had heard him up
all the rest OF the night. He had gone
out early again without retiring.
| What had been his business at the
wedding?
She must tell some one.of her sus-
picions! It was her duty! And then
came the thought OF his merry laugh,
the wonderful caress of his voice and
his splendid eyes. She could not
do 1t!
Dazed, she made her way along the
crowded streets to the office. She
heard a boy cry. 1.-THE Poll Collar
Found Bravery Of Detective Dayis!"
She bought a paper in frantic haste,
and there on the first page was a full
face cut OF her neighbor. Thank
Heayen!" she breathed, crushing the
paper to her breast. II understand
now!"
That night Winifred knocked tim
idyl at her neighbors door. He open.
ed it and bowed.
blessed typewriter-it's broken
again?"
NO." said 'Winifred, keeping in
the shadow of the stairs to hide her
burning face. II came to congratu-
late you. I've been finding out all
day what a wonderful person you are.
And I've been taught at home that
when one has had wicked thoughts
he ought to confess. I have been
thinking awful things about you. I
saw the gun and things and when the
necklace was stolen" She did not
finish.
Hush, child! Every one thinks
things about me-" he said kindly.
I'm used to 1t. Get your hat and
we'll go for some ice cream I've
something important to tell you.
Something no n else must hear!
You'll come. won't your"
"Yes, indeed" she answered hap
PLY. 81 Just feel like celebrating"
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HINTS

Diabetes '.as been known s:.ace an
cient times.
1t is a disease in which the body is
unable to properly store and utilize
starches and sugars and in which
these substances are excreted in ne
urine as glucose.
Loss Of weight, thirst and the pass.
age Of excessive amounts ct urine are
the result Of this inability to utilize
the sugars and starches OF the diet.
In the process of digestion. these
substances are converted ir', glucose,
and taken into the blood stream to be
stored for the most part in the mus.
cles and In the liver.
For reasons which are at best but
partly understood these substances
r not properly stored in Q system
Of a person suffering from diabetes
with the result that they are retained
in the blood in excessive amounts and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-22
REAL MONKEY IN A TOY AUTO
TIL LATEST FASHION OFFERING!

Fashions latest offering is a little
pet monkey in a toy automobile!
On the boardwalk Of Atlantic City
young women may be seen drawing
along the pets, with amused men, wo-
men and children looking on. The
picture shows an Atlantic City visitor
with q real monkey in. q toy auto.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-22
Shot During Gun Battle.

ELKINS, W. Va, Aug. 22-Two lit.
tie Italian children, boy and girl, one
Of whom will die, r in a local hos
pital, n man is perhaps fatally
wounded and a woman shot in the face
as the result of a fight yesterday with
shotguns between rival Italian camps
on a lumber railroad near Winterburn,
Pocahontas county.
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was stolen. a gift from the vincents

was stolen. a gift from the vincents
to the bride.
Winifred, opening the paper to see
her own account of the wedding next
morning. read the great headlines
with dismay. She had left with her
precious information and lists before
the thing happened. She remem-
bered seeing the collar in its case
with the other things while two de-
tectives dressed as footmen stood on
guard.
She let the paper fall to the floor
and tried to collect her confused
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velvet. banded and bound with dove
gray silk.
No less a fashion authority than
Fashion.Art predicts no other hat will
have greater vogue than this, with
the ~upfaring brim.
The Chantilly veil draped In cape.
like effect over the shoulders is a
smart accessory-and. by the way,
elaborate wells drape most of the new
fall hats.
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BY BETTY BROWN

The girl with a perfect profile will
be delighted beyond words with the
newest hat from Paris-the hat with
the f1aring brim.
OF course, there are other girls who
will wonder why they make hats
that nobody car wear"
The model l show here Is in black
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Postpone School Opening.

HARRISBURG, w. Va, Aug. 22-
Opening Of the fall terms Of the
C%larksburg public schools has been
postponed until two weeks later as
a part of the city precautionary meas.
against infantile paralysis.
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hen forced to be excreted by the kid.

then forced to be excreted by the kid
neys.
In order that the sugar be not passed
off in too concentrated a solution large
quantities of water must be excreted
with 1t.
The result is that large amounts
of water are taken from the body It's
sues causing an almos. Unsuitable
thirst.
In addition to thirst there is an alb.
normal appetite which is partially due
to the fact that a considerable amount
Of the food that the patient takes is
wasted.
Often the skin becomes rough and
dry, and the face may show a peculiar
red flush. Boils and carbuncles also
are likely to develop.
Persons suffering from diabetes, es.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-12-01

had crossed the plank and was astride
it with hind feet on the shore and
fore feet on the boat There he stood,
afraid to advance or retreat, a gigan-
tic image of baffled rage. In his fur
ry he began stamping with those
great fore feet, and the boat rocked
crafty back and forth.
What might have happened if the
monster had come aboard with all
his frenzied weight can only be i'm
agined, for the captain by this time
had fetched the only rifle on board
and, risking all on one shot, had
thrust the muzzle almost into the
gaping mouth and pulled the trigger.
Fortunately the bullet lodged in the
base of the brain. The elephant tum-
bled to his knees and into the water
next the bank, his bulk thrusting the
boat aside so suddenly that it snapped
the bowlines and sent the men stag
gering to the gunwale.
At the next government trading
post the captain had two splendid
tusks to show as the result Of his
cool daring; but, to his aston1shment,
he was arrested for shooting the ele-
plant without license. 1t was with
great difficulty that the government
official was convinced that the animal
had been shot in self defense. Even
then he confiscated the ivory
Youths Companion.
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PREDICTS A SEVERE WINTER
hey French MeteOrOlOgist, Says LII
VIII BE Like That of 1S7O-71.

In view of the near approach of the
winter season and the effect it's COM
ing will have on the military cam
paigns, interest has been aroused by
the prediction of Augustine Rey, the
naturalist and meteOrologist, that the
winter will be an exceptionally Sc
we're one, says the Paris correspond
ent of the New York Times.
nj. Rey has communicated to the
French Government the reasons on
which he bases his opinion. He points
first to the premature snowfalls in
the Alps, which began early and
reached to low attitudes, and to the
behavior OF vegetation: such as the
fact that the beeches began to lose
their leaves in August, while heather
blossoms have contracted at the base
of the stem, which he states is an in
dication of an early and hard winter.
Animals, too, says the mountaineer
naturalist, have begun to prepare for
the winter, field mice having dug
themselves in at the heights Of 1000
yards as early as August 20, instead
of late in September or early in Oc-
tober as ordinarily. Birds too, have
been migrating in advance Of the
ordinary season.
MY conclusion" says the natural
list, "is that the winter of 1886,
by it's earliness, length and the low
temperatures it will bring, will re-
semble the winter of 1901" The
latter winter has been remembered
for it's extreme rigor.