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DE INFORMATION.
(Vienc de la Pag. 3a-)

entire los surcos de lechugas para
Que cl cultivo pueda hacerse 0 Ii
bcrtad despucs que sc ha recoSldo
la cosecha de aqucllas.
Por ell plantia de estos vegetables
succsivamcntc. los inVernaderos puc-
den cstar en- uso siempre, particular
monte en- Ia segunda plantation del
ano.
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CASES E

aaaIc embellishments IN hR lr
rnIIIFrm"> a Iu"iIa ii" zorro. niir~tFo
complete tata!ugn Matrimonial. con uc>-
rripriUG"~ ,rmpirIa~, PHOTOGRAPHS,
\"lIBrr~ Nlrrgriunr> dc murha> In-
VrhrS ! a!guug> liuda>. quc andaR en-
hU>ra Il" Un HIa-idO 5UrUp ) nUnradO-
F'artr listed y~criair i ruIiVuiera dc
rlla~ : COniya"- an iriiI maiTimORIo ca
may brew iiriap". Nu~o!Tn>. puT nuc>-
ira Par'r. >uUIu~ prT>uua> FrrOIueuda-
h.C~. ;Iisr>:.o ErgGriU r>Id ba>adO >Obre
- haHraG"I , l~"Hitimidah. 3>i e. que
M dele cue Ia pcquena caHiidad de IN
DOLI IL >:r.J Dr. r~lurhp I'll una probable
FEiR!!AI NNTH5E8NiAL.
I.>rriha hO' mi>irp Il
RELIANCE CLUB
EuN %I6 Los angeles, Cal.
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DESC sabcr cl paradcrp de mis- hijos. fran
cisco Y Victoria SalaZar Y Rochl, quiene3
%vinicrOn dc Mexico. GraIirirarG z quien do
CUEnO, Tex. t5s0j
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DESEU saber cl paradcro dc mi hiJo lose
Gloria Y 0uiiano. a Guien vi por Ultima vez
en- ClUdad JUarcZ, Chill, Ell A5r.l de 1914.
TlCnc 70 amos de cdad. color blanCo, cSlatr-
RI ) pies Y } puiS2das. CLOS negros. cara
rcdOnda. aun no ic sale bigOic. Orrezco una
masnifica qualification de $50 a Ia persona
que ne dc infprmcS cXacioS. dirigiendoSe 4
Grcgor!O Gloria, TEMPE, Ariz.
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LOS ACRICULTORES Sc DIRIGIE.
RON AL GOBiERNO EN- DE-
MANDA DE JUSTICIA.

MERIDA, JUNO 10.-El Presiden-
te de Ia "Liga de Agricultores del
Puerto" en- compania de varios
miembros de Ia Directiva de Ia misma
"Liga" Sc apersonaron en- el pueblo
de Papacal. donde pudieron conven-
cerse de que los vecinos e de
los terrenos n~ecesarios para sus Gull
tivos. pues ell fundo legal del pue-
bio ma sido absorbido por los hene-
ouenales de las fincas comarcanas
Con tai motive, los senores cltadoS
SC nan dirigido al Gobierno del Es-
tado en- demanda de justicia.
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(Viene de la Pag. 4a.)

- ~
asumi0 Ell cargo de gobernador del
Estado de Guerrero por ministerio de
Ia ley, Y dice despues que la camara no
debe cometer I'm nuevo ~disparate CO.
mo Ell cometido con la legislature del
Estado de Guanajuato.
Ell senior Carranza-asegura deS-
pues-es un hombre apegado a "a ley
V r~espetuoso de la opinion publica;
pero 81 Sc me llegase a probar que
en- este case Sc trata de I'M viola
ci6n constitutional, me iria con los
oposicionistas, los senores del Parti-
do Liberal constitucional!Sta.
Tn diputado apellidado Gonzalez
lama en- seguida varios ataques con
ira Cravioto. E. ciudadano Cravioto
dice, siempre sube j IL tribuna para
defender al gobierno, con razon 0 sin
ella; pcro a defendcrlo siempre, pucS
no quicre que SC &c nagan ningunos
ataqucs por mas que muchas Veccs
csos ataques esten fundados.
Garcia Vigil propone a la asamblea
que Ell punto Sc turne al executive Y
Sc comuniquc al Senado.
Cravioto a~sienta que ha interpcla-
do a la diputacion por Guerrero sobre
81 sabe como Sc ha hecho cargo del
gobierno de aquel Estado el rcferido
Adams, pero que Ia diputacion ha
guardado snencio. Por 10 tanto, no
sabemos NADIA de cleric sobre ell par
ticular.
Sc tiene empeno Ell sOstener I'm cs-
tado de vandaliSmO.
Vuelve d hablar ell diputado Peral-
ia Y pregunta: iEXiSten algunoS tele-
gramaS suscritos por Marshal, y aho-
IA, sin que antcs sc nos cOmunique
NADIA, sin que sepamos nj de que SC
trata. vicne TN nuevc menSaie firma-
do por otra persona como gobernahor?
Como Sc ha afectuado esa trasmisi0E
de poder?
-Por ministerio dc la ley-contcs-
ia Crayioto desde su curul!-comO 10
die antes, puesto que Adams era Sc
cretario de gobierno.
-Muy bien-responde PeraIta-pu-
diera ser por ministerio de la ley,
como dice ell ciudadano Cravioto. Pero
es el case que Adams firma como Co.
bernador de- Estado Y no como Sc
cretario de Gobierno, encargado int,
rinamente del Estado. iQuien. nom,
bro a Adams Gobernador? GFue el
Executive? :Fue ell general Mariscal?
De cualquier manera que haya sido.
10 que debio hacerse, segun la ley, es
formular una terna, de la que ell Sc
nado escogeria. Y este no Sc ha he
cho. Ell Executive es Ell response.
bic de eSta violacion Gle la ley; e.
Executive, que no hace case del Sc.
nado: el Executive, que tiene empehC
en- s~ostener I'LL eStado de vandalismc
el trono a su segundo hijo. Esta eS
iuna gran prueba de generoSidad )
las ~potcncias desean no tener porous
! sgtepentirse de clio"
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Los pasios de las demarcaciones s
emplearan para Ell eultiyo de
hortalizas.

Por disposition de la Inspection
General dc Policia. los patios de los
locales que ocupan las diversas de-
marcaciones. Sc dedicaran al cultivo
de hortalizas Y frutas, para rene-
diar en- paGte Ia escasez de artlculos
&c primera nccesidad que sc vlcne
dejando sentir.
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Descar-ilamiento

e. tren que sali6 de csta ciudad
con rumbo a Ia de Izamal, Sc desca-
rri!6 POGO despu6s de su salida. por
haberse torcido la agaja de " de
los cambios. La maquina Quedo COM
pletamente volcada Y perecio ell TO-
conero. Salio Embellishments en- au-
xilio de las victimas el senior don Car
los Castro Morales, Gerente Gene
raj de los FerrocarrileS Constitucio-
nalIstas.
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TRIUNFO EN- ZACATECAS Ell
CANDIDATE DR.. MORENO

ZACATECAS, Fac, JUNO 11.-El
candidate civil, doctor Donate More.
no. obtuvo una mayoria abrumadora
de votos en- las ultimas elecciones We
rificadas en- esta ciudad, a Cesar de
los esfuerzos ilegales de los MEM
bros del Partido Liberal Constitucio-
nalista.
Hasta ahora Sc sabe que tambien
triunf6 el doctor Moreno en- Sombre-
rete, Ojo Caliente, Villa Nueva Y las
municipalidades del segundo distrito,
csperandose noticias de otros luga-
res.
Sc rumora que los fracaiados libe-
rales Observation-Disclosures, apelaran a
medios maquiavelicos, pretendiendo
hacer Greer en- la ilegalidad de las
e]lecciones. A pesar de TODD sus parti-
darios dicen que ell doctor Moreno es
Ell Gobernador electo por la voluntad
espontanea Y librc del pueblo Y con
este motive ha recibido felicitaciones
de todas parties de Ia R]epublica.
teatro "Pe0n Contreras," de esta ciu
dad.
La fiesta eStuvo muy lucida. tanto
! por 10 escogido de la concurrencia,
como por el eXito alcanzado per los
distintos poetaS premiados, todos los
cuales recitaron ALI sus composicio-
mes Y recibieron ell premio ofrecido
de manos de la Reina, senorita Au-
rora Sauri Cetina. Los premiados
fueron los ~siguienteS: Don Carlos R.
Menendez. que obtuvo la flor natu-
raj por SUI composition "Por el Ideal"
don Humberto Esquivel Medina, Gin
cuenta hidalgos de orc por su Can
| to a la Primavera;" don Enrique Az
mar Mendoza, por un soneto; don Pc
dro Alcala Hernandez, por su soncto
"Almas Tristes,' Y don Carlos r.
MenendeZ, por su cuento La Flo
, cuencia del Cura Marfil." Hubo. ade-
mas. varios menciones honorificas.
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Juegos florales en- ei Ateneo.

Los tjuegos floraleS organizados por
Ell "Ateneo Peninsular" para celebrar
la fiesta de la ~primavera. tuvieron
lugar Ell microbes en- Ia noche. en- el
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COMrRE, Nvenda o Gamble muebles de segun--
ia mano. FeanOS antes de conprar O ven
der. Pages raciles. Dixie Furniture Co,
Crockett a94. t75l
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EMETERIO GUERRERO deSaa tenrr noirias
Il" >tlvrStre Guerrero Y fanilIa. Dirijausn 4
Emrtcrio Guerrero. Extra Gang No. 1. Chi
CaGo Rock Island Il. R., Conway, e
i69j
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cI trono a su segundo hijo. Esta es
una gran prueba de g~enerosidad y
les potcnc;as deSean no tener porQus
~srEspentirse de clio"
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NEGOCIO ES~TABLECiDu. bucnoS arrrnda-
inicnt0S. 81 3aD por rientD de utilidadcS. Sc
>OliciIG soci" con 500 o mas. Inrormcs 3I6
Lakcylcw Ave., Tel. Crockett i2iJ. (623)
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Barco norueso en- la bahia.
Los propietarios dcben amp'iar sus
casaS.

En- vista dc que de dia en- dla sc
hace mas dificil vivir en- cSta pobia-
ci6n. por la escasez de habitacionc>'
el H. Ayntamiento ha acordado Ia
suspension &c contribuciones por
construcciones. dentro del Municiplo.
con obieto dc que los prcpictar'os 50
dispongan a expansionar U casas'
durando esta concession por e. ternll-
no de IN ano.
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VENTAS-

VENTAS-
Sc NENDE IN Caballo colorado. tres ahos
dc cdad Y ; pies 3 pulgadaS de alto. Diri-
JAMS" a ". dc JESUS 6. de Riojas, 1914 san
Fernando 81.
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
ARRENDAMIENTOS-

81 RENTA hacienda en- Ia region mineral
de Coahuila, 10 millss al Sur de Eagle Pass,
Tex. Propiedad Immediate Ferrocarriles Ns-
cionaleS en- SabinaS Y MuzluiZ. Terreno
a.GOe acres 1900 en- c%ultiyop, con viejfstma y
abundante concession de aguaS para irriga-
ci0n. Magnffica nogalera sobre rio Sabinas
lnformara NJ. E. Flores, los Belvin ST., SAN
ANTONIO. Tex. (T6)
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ANTEOJOS en- abonos. The Cramer Co.,
OpticlarS," 3i6 Hicks Bldg. Preclos como
dos No cobrainos por Iaminar Ii vista
Crockett 6i55.
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TRAIGAME Su plaza yieIa. Page los pre-
ricS ~IGcjcreS ri rOltad0. Dan r. Dunahu1,
Crockett Gnd Navarro, SAN ANTONIO, Tex.
(7Sl
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LOUIS kAMINSKY & co.

i; and Is New orleans. ST, HOUSTON. Tex
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o dcdicamos cyclusivamente a Ia vcnia
de drI.cUlOS que cStdn Sicndo rXportados
para Mexico. NlSitenoS. J. NJ. v c. MarrO-
quln, SO Dolores a 81. CID
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Cuando necesite libros Gu espanol.
Dieijase a Ienacio E. Lozano. N. San.
u Rosa Av. San Antonio Texas.
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INTERSTATE 4 Los MEXICANOS-Si no
;iene uSled Su caria dc narionalidad con-
Sigala lucgO. J 81 Carccc dc tempo para OBJ
iencrla. Orurr3 o cScriba a F.. NJ. Lopez,
325 w. Nu"va 81. san Antonio. Tey.. quien
We lyIldaTd 4 veneer las liriru.iades que so
lc preScntca. Ncnga inmedia;amcnie. .TrI.
Travis 1871. (7iI
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Sc RENTAN cuartoS con dos camas, para
hombres solos, $50 Semanari0s por per-
soma: balo libre. ti2h South Santa Rosa
Avenue. (630)
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NADIA wE1OR PARA REGALOS que nuestrs.
ampllficacioncS de rciralos en- fuuGas do
soda para cojincs o en- eSpeics circulares
de celul6ide. EScribanos, tenemos lnuchas
Oiras nOvedGdeS arlisticas que ofrccerIe.
Pagos faciles. International Picture Frame
Co., $40 Lakeview Ave-, Tel. Crockett 4alJ,
Snn tnfnnin Toy
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III Y LNSSS-
JESUS GARCIA. que rcSidia ell 1921 Duran
90. parliCIpa i Su Clienlcla haberse cam
hladO para ..O South PcroS. (62sI
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Three Times -Four club with the addi-
tional guests, Mrs ! b Sulloway, Mrs.
{. y. Semple Mrs. b. b. Thornton, Mrs.
T. p West and Mrs ! :. Armstrong
The afternoon will be devoted to bridge.
" y y
Mrs. II II. Gipson is entertaining her
sister, Miss Ruth Allen OF Salisbury,
Mo.
Mrs. ". /. Groves OF Twenty-iourth
and Bath, will entertain the Capital
City Study club this afternoon.
p y
Miss Velma Millikan will be the hos
tess on next Saturday evening to the
lie Passe Temps club, at her home at
l0l Fast Seventh street, postponed from
last Saturday evening.
"
A very pretty costume dance was that
given on Saturday evening at Conanl
hall by the young ladies OF the {. $ T.
club There were about twenty guests
besides the club members and they re.
port most enjoyable evening The
hostesses were Misses Margaret Burke
Mary Hutchinson, Jane Galaxy, Mary
Longfelow. Lula Gregory, Mary Kin
kade, Frances Kelly Myra Danycrs
Virginia Hagen and Anne Hokraie The
club will give It's anniversary dance
next month
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PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Cloyged Nos.
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in a few moments. Your
cold in head or catarrh will he gone
Your cloegcd nostrilS will open The
air passages Of your head will clear
and you can breathe freely No more
dizziness, headache no hawking smut
fling, mucous discharge, or dryness
no struggling for breath at night.
Tell your druggist YOU want a small
bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm Apply a
little Of this fragrant antiscpt,c cream
IN your nostrils let II penclrate ,hroug'
every air passage OF the head sooihe
and heal the swollen nilamed mncou.
membrane and relief comes instantly
it is Just what every cod and catarrh
sufferer needs Don't stay stuiied.up
and miserable Ndv
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Mrs. A. {. Andrews OF 62l North
Oklahoma avenue will open her home
Thursday afternoon to a meeting OF the
c. w b. NJ Of the haywood Christian
church, for which a splendid program
has been prepared
DR.. Arthur a. Will returned Thurs
day from Chicago where he had at
tended the American Congress Of Sur
geons.
r = r
The Philathca class OF girls OF the
Olivet Baptist church gave a Halloween
party Friday evening at the home Of
Miss Ruth Lawrence, at 1910 West
Twenty street, to which they in
vitcd a group OF young men as their
guests Contests, fortune telling games
and music occupied the hours
y
Forty-iour guests were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Moore, assisted by
Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Long and Mr. and
Mrs. J, D. Stevens In the home -oi Mr..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29
New Skin Peeler
In Great Demand

Since the discovery that mercolized wax
possesses remarkable absorbent powers
when applied TO the skin, the demand for
u as a complexion rcnewer has been tre-
rlendous. Druggists In every section re-
port sales as far exceeding those OF any
thing similar they have ever had on their
shelves.
, Ordinary mercollzed WAX gently peels
bff the devitaliZed cutlcle in minute par
tcles so that the user gradually loses her
nld worn out complexion. the more youth
ful underskln taking It's place. Cutane-
nus eruptions. hlotches, moth patches
liver spots and freckles are, OF course re.
moved at the same time Al the wax Is
entirely harmless and easy to use, women
Ill over the country are purchasing Il In
original packages and using II to quickly
rejuvenate their compilations. The wax
ls applied the same as cold cream, al
lowed to remain on over night, then
washed off with warm water.-Adv
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NEW YORK ELEVATORS
ARE D0UBLY GUARDED

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-All granaries
food depots and other places where food
is stored in great quantities in New
York were under heavy guard today un-
der orders OF Arthur Williams, federal
food administrator for the city, who,
on Saturday, was warned hy Herbert
Hoover, national food adminisltato, Of
the discovery Of wholesale plots to de
stroy the nations food supply
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29

Special consideration tu loi town
buyers Of Belle Isle cattle Carload lots
delivered TO b Oklahoma City health
certificate furnished Big sale. Novem
her itAAdv
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Shopping By Mail

Many out t-of.town patrons Of this
store read the daily announcements
and order by mail. Let 2-eeut
stamp act as your messenger today.
Expert shoppers TO I'LL orders
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Dear Mrs. Thompson OO While at
school met a very fine young man
and we became fast friends, After Sev.
cral years Of friendship the young man
found that he cared Tor me more than
as a friend, and he said So Now |
value his friendship highly, but can
never learn to love him know that j.
will make him very unhappy # give
him up He says he ha, never loved
any other girl ! like him, but cannH,
love him. Please advise me
l2 he knows that don't love him
hut he SAYS that he is willing To- re-
main a friend only Do you think this
is possible RUTH
M You should not marry wllhou.
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.PRoBLBMS
sR.:1s1',,I:|lR GRMe HI|RARG 7zssR!7:]s.

n EAR Mrs. Thompson am girl
| with red hair and am in love
- with an EDgliShman We are
both attending a commercial school He
IS very independent and doesn't seem
to like any of the girls | have the
kind OF temperament that goes with
red hair, and when want something
| want it with my whole soul Thu,
boy is the only boy have ever met
that would care to marry How can
interest hlm' | havev tried every
thing, but he still remains indifferent
Shorthand is easier for me than It i,
for him and so have helped him
thinking that perhaps working with him
would make him care for me. My un.
Gle met him one time and invited him io
call at our home, but he never came
Can you suggest anything {. J.
You may as well give up the boy nov
You can't impress an Englshman.
they say, unless he decides voluntarily
that he wants to be impressed Yor
will only make yourself miserable il
you seek his love
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E'22!eC.,0!;, Q, oze ~ m
TOs0RROw's EVENTS

Halloween party at the Countr, club.
Nr and hrs. HaTrS " BettlnEhAus,
dinner
The Hcrmits. Nr. aud Mrs. Albert p.
Ipsher.
Hyperion bridge Luncheon club Skir-
vim hotel, Mn. Addlr n. CoOnhs A.
hostess.
Hsicyon club, Mr., anS Mrs. u. "
Dluner club. Mr.. and Mrs, /. {.
fowler
Progressive Noedlework club, Mr..
james y Tuttle.
Up to Date bridge club, Mrs J. :.
Coll.
Royal Art Neediework club. Mrs. 4.
l.. Albritton.
C II ERIE MCARTY WEST pre-
MW sents Bernice Mann pianist
UNJ( in a recital to be given in the
concert hall at jO4 West Man
street at s o'clock Wednesday evening.
October 81, in the following program
J. French Suite c. maior)....... Bach
(a) Allemandc (b) Courantc (0
Sarabande CD Gavotte (e) Bour-
rec % Bourree II (g) GiRue.
? Harmonious Blacksmith ... Handel
Senate (E minor ......... Haydn
(aD Presto Cb) Adagio Cc) Motto
Nivace.
s Wnch's dance ........M Mac Dowcll
Novelette, .............N Ma, Duwcll
d Nalsc Brllantc ......... MoSkow>k
Rcverlc .................. DchuSSy
PolonaiSc Milltairr ......... huptn
q + g
Mrs ] r. Brannon. who spent scy-
eral months with her daughter, Mrs.
Raw Young and Mr.. Young Of 250S
North Mckinley avenue left during
The week end to visit her daughter
Miss Alice Brannon who is attending
Sacred Heart school at Birmingham
Ma, before returning to her home in
Columbus, Ga
Mr.. Max Blackburn and Miss Fay
limerick attended the Lotus club dance
st Norman Friday evening Miss En-
erick was the guest OF Miss Katie Free
man
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The Endeavorer, OF the haywood
Christian church will entertain with a
Halloween social at the church on
Ninth and Phillips. tomorrow evening
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u,shmcnt, making them very handsome and
attractive
SILK Velour Coats at soS2s to sio,7s 49,
Large collar, and cuffs fancy pockets and
belts Some Of self collars others with hand
some fur collan.-oi squirrel beaver, Austral-
ian opossum, black fox, taupc fox, etc
A very handsome Black Velvet Coat at 90
Large collar and cape effect over sleeves
with black silk braid bindings; large crochet
buttons, Oriental lining,
Rich Black Panne Velvet Coat-Vcry Strik-
ing model with large black fox collar and cuffs
and ls.inch band Of fur around the bottom,
This coat is embroidered in gold and is lined
with two.tonc six Priced SlH2S o.. Of. .,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29

Mrs Wynnc Erwin will entertain
with / o'clock luncheon today in her
home at lSjo West Eleventh street hav.
ing A, het guests the members ui the
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Astounding In Interest Are These Stylish Coats

popular stylish
the pockets ta in o
audT in included
II pscn IS compile in cyc
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Most Unusual Tailored Suits at $3.50 to $57.25

mScl% style and quality They that
suso Yul these models bus
dclh and other fabrics the rich color
~
wi
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Coats at S77S to S27-Ol fine Bolivia,
crystal cloth, silvertonc', vclour, fancy mix
ture,, etc half and tu lined with fancy and
set.colored Innings many with large fur col.
lars fastening close to the neck Some trimmed
with panels OF fur, others with numerous but
tons Colors OF Pekn, deer brown, green,
taupe mahogany, navy and black lurs on the
coats include Hudson seal French kolnsky,
coney, beaver, mole, nutria squirrel and opoS-
sum
Plush Coats At s24So to A77S-Made plain
with belts, large collars of same, some con
verihe fancy cults and pockets Most of them
with large fancy buttons
.. rlushc, Trimmed with Fine Furs at Slo7S
to sos7S Large fur collars and other tur gar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29


Invitations have been issued by Mrs,
George {. LII, for a progressive chill
dreus party Wednesday evening at her
home at 62l East Seventh street. for her
daughters Martha's little friends will he
entertained from 4 to 3 in the afternoon.
From o to 9 80 will include the friends
Of Misses Zalia and Nell Lii II will be
a costume Halloween affair, and a very
happy time is anticipated
Mr. Claude Powell OF llll West
Tenth street, who has been looking
after oil interests at Yates Center, Kan
spent Sunday in his home.
Mr. J. +. Springer OF ST Louis, for
merly resident here, was also guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Powell, Sunday
y
The Newport club met Saturday eve
ming with Mr. and Mrs Ralph Johnson
High score was made by Mrs. Ralph
Johnson, Mrs T.. NJ Burton, Mr.. 7. r.
Cook and Mr. V, n. Smith The next
meeting will be with MIR and Mrs. T.
NJ Burton Of lO4 East Twenty eighth
street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29

One Of The really good social enter
tainmentS that will be given this week
along Halloween lines is being planned
by a committee from Circle } Of the
haywood Presbyterian church, at the
church tomorrow evening. Besides all
OF the witchcrait, hobgoblin, fortune
telling, etc, program of music and
readings will he presented by some of
the best talent in the city. The refresh
ments served will be out of the ordinary,
and a ncnac booth for the children will
be a feature.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29

A program of entertainment will fol-
low the initiation of a class by the
Knights and Ladies OF Security in their
hall at A6H West Main street Friday
evening A large delegation from III
Reno will attend.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-29

NOTEAvod the cheap and big powders for they are
not always Of uniform strength and quality. Sometimes they
leave the biscuits and pastry bcachcd and acid, sometimes
yellow and alkaline and often unpaaabe