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rollment and at intervals of three
months thereafter.
"The committee also recommends
that an educational campaign on mat
tiers relating to the conservation of the
heath of our troops be carried on in
connection with all military training
camps"
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syAcA GARDENER.

Most gardeners are too lavish with
seed; scatter It in rows or broadcast
with a generous hand-too generous!
In some cases It Is necessary TO SOW
rather thickly-it you suspect that seed
isn't good.
But the real mistake is not in sow
ing too thickly, but in not thinning
enough.
When plants, coming up too thickly,
are big enough 10 take hold Of they
should be thinned. Often you can
plant these thlnings in another place
where some plants failed to come up.
Thin SO the roots Of every plant
have plenty Of room to spread and seek
the plantfood In the soil. By having
the monopoly Of food within its little
area, the plant will grow vigorously.
In thinning It Is better to pull out
plants in the centers Of punches com
Ordinarily leave the best plants, but
this plan may have to be modified &C.
casionally to insure sufficient spacing
between plants.
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MEETINGs

NOTICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS,
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Fair
view, located at Fairview, Marion coun'
tv ". Va, will be held at their bank
inc rooms in said town, on TUESDAY
lime 5, 1917, at o'clock p. m. for the
purpose Of transacting any and an
business which may regularly come be-
fore such meeting. 20
Given under my hand this ISL Gay OIL
May, 1917. ,,onp,s r.sb
Apr. 26 May 8-1O-17
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GOES To ATTENp FUNERAL.

MISS Anna Joyce left yesterday for
Byesville, O.. called by the death of
her sister IN law, Mrs. Martin B. Joyce
whose death occurred Tuesday after
a brief illness from typhoid fever. Mrs.
Joyce was widow, her husband having
died about two years ago. A two-year
old daughter survives her. Bernard
Joyce, of Pittsburgh. brother of Miss
Joyce, will also attend the funeral.
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FLATS AND APARTMENTS
SN.eS~sNNNNsNNNNNSN eSNSNeSNseNseSeNsNsN$
FOR RENT-4.room apartment, with
bath and modern conyeniences. Cor.
4th st. and Walnut Ave. Apply TO 42S
Fairmont Ave. 5.S.tf No. 1918
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FTNANnIAI.


REPoRT oF THE CONDITION
OF The Farmers g Merchants Bank,
located ct FairyieW IN the state Of
West Virginia &C the close Of business
Nay LIST, 1917. Organized May Is,
1899. Bank first began business Feb
ruary 2, 1900. :,
Resources.
Loans and discounts 80. SASS, 1896
oyerdralts, secured and IN.
secured ................! 3,9S1.62
Stocks and securities, in,
Guiding premiums. ...... 2S,6S4.6S
Banking house .......... 100000
Furniture and fixtures. .." 4,0S719
Other real estate owned.... 1,O9704'
Due from banks. .......... 2S,4S7.59
Checks and other cash items 1O4.62
Lawful money reserve in
Expense and interest paid. S,Ss287
Total ................. .s584474.ss
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in..... 100000
Surplus fund .......".. 50,0O0.OO
Dividends unpaid. ...... 29.OO
Undivided profit. ......." SO,SS5.4V
Deposits viz:
Subject to check. 74,612.e2
Time certificates. 1871, 222.25
Savings deposits. 1,525.6S 45S'S6O.4s
Total .............. .s5S44748s
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Marion.
1, o. E. Norris, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is. true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
o. E. MORRIS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day Of May, 1917.
H. D. EDDY,
Notary Public.
MY commission expires Jan. s, 1922
]. w. P. JARVIS,
]. Y. HAMILTON,
NIMRoD Taught,
Directors,
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WANTED
oFFIoEs 10 RENT

FOR RENT|ISly Isl, entire Second
floor, north half Skinner building.
Will be fitted up for offices to suit de-
sirable tenant or tenants. Michael
Powell. 4.2S-tf No. 1913
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CLA ASSN led "a ID Err TISING
ONE CENT a WORD CASH WITH ORDER
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Gold watch at Camp cornwell.
Sunday afternoon. Please return te
W. Va. office and receive reward. Box
2285. 5.7,St No. 1885
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seryicIo Especial para LIZ PRENSA.

IdlUO que las COllNIS4uItCS VIC PS% ~
bcran comprender la evacuation por
los alcmancs dc los territories ocupa-
dos. la devolucion de Alsacia Y Lore
ma a Francia Y justas Preparedness
0 los danoS caussdos en- las regio-
mes ~invadidas.
Por esta orden del dia, a~ceptada
por ell gobierno, Ia Camara Sc decla-
IA en- favor de una liga de las nacio-
mes para g~arantizar el manteninlien-
to de la paz.
La session secrcta duro cuatro diaS.
CuandO Sc llcvo & cabo Ia reaper
tura de Ia session publica, IN POGO
deSpues de media noche. cl preSiden-
tc D~cschanel do lectura 4 las cua-
tro 6rdenes del dia que habian Sido
p1escas en- suS manos. La primera,
accp;ada por e. gobierno, llcva las
f;:mas dc NJ. KIotz Y Charles Dumont.
Las otgaS tres proviencn de diferen-
;cs &rupos socialists.
La ordcu del dia de los senorcs
K,otz y Dumont esta concebida ash:
La camara de d;putadoS, EXPIRE
r..-,.. :. /, ..h.n,:, ,ior n,o
bio frances. salada 4 Ii democrac!a
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Lo que debe ser una pazffrancesa
EVACUATION De Los TERRITORIES OCUPADOS."
MVOLUc|OH De ALSACIA Y LOREHA A FRAHCA
JISTA REPARACOH De Los DANOS CAUSADOS
EN- LAS RFGI0KES MVADIDAS POR FL ENEHIGO

FL mInistro Ribot ha salido de Ia
campana de rumoreS Y criticas que
ACADIA de terminar despues de tres
semanas. mas fuerte que nunca, CO.
mo consequential del vote de la Ca
mara sobre la orden del dia en- la
que Sc exponen las condolences de
paz de Francia.
lie Temps Y otros grandes dia-
rios estiman cue el ministerio tiene
ahora demasiada autoridad V presti-
gio. a los ojos del pals, para gober-
mar con firmcza.
"Despues de haberse desembaraZa.
do. a fuerza de energia. de las en-
prcsas de los revolucionarios V dc los
pacifistas-dice lie Tcmps'-el go.
hierno tienc Ia confianza del pals y
puedc ncgociar con ell mundo entero
aliadoS, amigos u neutrales. por las
Was oficiales, que son las sofas bue
mas
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ELBUQUEINGLE
SOUTHLAND
HUNDIDO
Ocho hombres de su tripula-
cIon resuitaron muertos en-
ell ataque que hizo csc
barco a un submarine

LANDRES. JUNO 9.-El buque
inglcn "Southland". en- viaie de Ii
vcrpool a Philadelphia. fue t~orpedca
do. sin aviso dc ninguna clase. por un
submarine. ell dia / de los c~orrientes.
Llevaba seis amcricanos a bOrdo, de
los cualcs. n de elloS. Edward Rig
ned. en- Ia ciudad de Nueva York. ha
dcsaparccidO sin que Sc sepa NADIA de
su paradcro hasta la fecha. FL ca
non del Southland diSpar6 dicz cano-
nazos al submarine 'iespues de que el
primer torpedo lie fut enviado. FL
submarine arroi6 cntonces IN Sc
gundo torpedo y este cause IA eXplo-
sion en- e. magazine del barco. en- Ia
cual ncrccicron ocho hombres.
Dos hotcS. contcniendo ccrca de -
pcrsonaS desaparecicron. y los l39
hombrc* que quedaron dc Ia tripula-
cion fucron dcScmbarcados. Segun
una magn;fica information que sc ma
rccih;do dc. submarine, cuando SUI CO.
mandante fuG informado del nombre
del buque que habia torpedeado Sc
sorprcndi6 y dijo: "Por que anda US
ted una scmana adelantado de su item
po?"-El submarine no llevaba bande
IA.
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I LA PALASRA
DEFNITI VA
, De fRANclA
IA CAMPANAE EN-
FL FREN TE
ITALIANO
Alemania y Austria han en-
viado al frente italiano
todas las fuerzas que
tenian en- Ell russo

WASHINGTON. JUNO 9 (Retarda-
DO en- trasmiSi6n). FL caos en- q Sc en-
cuentr actualmente Russia ha incapa-
c:tado q Austria Y q Alemania para
retirar considerable cant!dad de tro-
pas del frente rISo, q fin de empren-
der mas Serios ataques contra la ofen
silva ita!iana. segun ha informado hoy
{, mIambro de Ia Italian War Mission.
Austria ha enviado sobre los ita-
lianos-dicc nuestro i~nformante-
~pract:camente todas las fuerzas que
estab&n en- el fyente rust Las unida-
DIES que habian salido para el frente
oriental fueron reunidas Y transpo,-
tadas al frente Juiiano. deSpueS Gle ha
Der iniciado con cXito suS ataqueS So
bre los iJa.ianos. Los prisioneros cap
tg-adoS por los italianoS revelan Qae
.ilcman;a esta enviando auStriacos
con las tropas que Sc nan cnvjado con
"a ellos. Los italiaros comenZLron
Ia ofenSiva al fin de las lincaS anglo
trancesaS Y Sc dice que Alemania ha
obtenido ycntajas que lie han hecho
ayarzar hacia el OeSte para ~l,evarle
una additional ayuda Il Austria. Tam
l.. Tarlb!en Sc ha predicho que los u
.emanes. :gnorando Ia extension : Ia
durac!on de Ia nueva ofensiva BRITAIN
ca en- Belgica. tendran cue crviar
otra vez tropaS hacia aqueI punCo Y
e~ntorces tendran q debilitar q Aus
tr!a en- 81 gran batal!a con los Italia
nos. Los eXitos proclamadoS por los
austriacos, segin Ia oficjna de g@e-
RIA. deCerminaran el fin de Ia c~ont;en
ia c"tre ella Y Austria.
Los auslriacoS han intentado. por O.
IA Parte. lamar Ia arcncion de los ita
iiaoos en- (! TrentjHo. pero IA! manic
ira no ha tenido 5xito. 81 bicn los aus
TRACES han alcanzado III exito local
.cn IN punto del frcnte JU-!ano.
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LOS ALEMANES HAN HECHO
TRES MlLLONES DE PRISIO-
NEROS A LOS ALIADOS.

AMSTERDAM. JUNO 9.-LaS pc
tenciaS centraIeS tIenen ahora en- su
poder aprcXimadameate. tres Milo
neS de ~priSioneroS de guerra. que
han hecho a los aliadoS, segun Sc di-
% en- IN nforme Official que Sc ha
pIblicado en- Ia cipital de Alemania.
' al cual correspondent las s~iguieutes
cif-as:
Alemania tiene en- Su poder 1900.
l.69O.7$l prisioneros. incluyendo en-
esq cifra l7.474 oficiales. Austria
tiene 1.092.O55. Bulgaria. 67.5S2 Y
Turquia 25.9O3. que hacen I'm total
de ~2.S7+,27l pr~iSioneros. de los cua-
les 27.620 son oficiales.
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PETROGRADO. JUNO 5.-El Con-
greso de Delegates de los soldadOs
del frentc ha adoptado una resolu-
ci6n declarando que la restitution de
AlSacia y Lorena a Francia. no es
I'm acto de anexi0n, sino de iusticia
y que no es dc ninguna manera con-
traria a Ia divisa De Ia paz rusa
NADIA de ancxiones. NADIA de indem-
n.Zaciones."
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COMMENTARIES DE lie TEMPS"
SOBRE LAS CONDICIONES
DE LA PAZ'CON FRANCIA
>rryirio Especial para Ia pHETsA.

>cfkIrln i.>prridI para Ia PKL.>@a'
PARIS. JUNO 9,-"Le Temps" e.
cribe, en- un editorial intitLado:
"El voto por la victoria" 10 siguicn
te:
FL vote de Ia Camara FRANCESCA
impone Il TODD gobiecno frances y. al
mismo tempo. i todo particular que
intente hablar eli nombrc de Ia Fran
cha. eI mandate imperative de eX!gir
con la liberation de los territories
invadidoS, 81 retorno dc AlSacia y 10.
rcna 4 Ia madre patria y Ia justa re-
paraci6n de los danos cauSadoS. Ca
da uro lie nosotros ticne el debcr de
exigir. con los 453 Representatives. del
pals. que cl milItarismo pr~usiano sea
abat!do y que los pueblOs obtengan
garantias durables de- paz . indepen-
dcncia. Este voto, colOcando 4 los
f~ranccses en- frente de IN deber Y a
los alcmanes cnfrentc de una volun-
tad. facilitara la verdadcra paz. Fl
uit:mo voto aumcntara las aprehen-
stones de Alemania. que GcSde hacc
trcinta Y tres mcscs fracasa en- cl
frente occidental.
La Camara. en- Su Orden del dia
que rcchaza toda addiction. no admitc
ninguna condicion para cl retorno de
A!sacia-Lorena a F~rancia; ha apar-
tado o eliminado por 5; misma. Ia
idea de I'm plcbiscito. 81 Sc s~oStuvlc-
IA la neccsidad dc registrar I'm 'voto
dc las pohlacioncs. antes dc insert
bir en- cl tratado de paz la d~eSancXi6n
de Alsacia Y Lorena, sc ~dcsconocc-
rian, d la vcZ, las razoncs dc dcrccho
V las azones dc hccho.
EN- derecho, ell pIebiscito dchi6 te-
ncr lIgar en- cl propio momcnto en-
que Alemania manifesto su voluntad
de ancXarse Alsacia y Lorena. 81 SC
quisiera instituir un plebiscito sin
zero en- Alsacia Y Lorena. no basta-
ria haccr cntrar a los eyiladOS Y Sa-
lir a los in~migrados, sino que tambiGn
seria indispensable agregarA"En pic
en- los muertos".
Las o dc hecho no son me-
nos convincentcS que las raZoneS de
derecho. BESIDE luego, va hubo en- cl
mOmentO dc la aneXi6n, cl ~equivalen
te de TN plebiscito. o mas bien, de
dos plebiscitos. En- primer lugar, es-
aquellas elecciones de Asamblea
nacional que enviaron Il Burdeos a
los signatarios de la inolvidable pro-
En- segundo lugar. las eleccio-
mes al R~eischtag. que solo enviaron d
Berlin dipItados protestatarios.
La Camara. al afirmar sin restric
clones nuestras reinvindicacioneS ma
c;onaleS, ha hecho una obra de iusti- 7
cha Y humanidad. al mismo tempo
que de patriotismo. Ha hecho mas.
No cabe dudar. en- efecto. que d fuer
de mirar hacia P~etrogrado. nos
nabiamos olvidado de mirar hacia los
Estados Unidos. Una ayuda inmensa
Sc prepare para nesotros del otro
ado del Atlantico; pero esta ayuda,
suscitada por el ejemplo de Fran
ia, tiene todavia necesidad de nues-
70 ejemplo para que Sc desarrolle
es nuestra bandera, flo
.ando EMBELLISHMENTS por encima del
lo~rizonte, Ia que alienta d nuestros
amigos americanOs. 81 Sill asia hubie-
q tenido Ell aSpecto de inclinarse, Su
hubiera duGado; pero CONF
(Fass = IL Ia. Col Sal
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Al Sur De S0UcH;z fHpR;K-
DEN Los iHGLESES I'm ATAOUE

LONDRES. JUNO Los ingleScS
emprcndjeron anoche IN vigoroso
>caque i, sur del Rio Souchez y To-
-,aro& cntrar en- las posicioneS ale
manas Ell Iii ircnte de mas de dos
millas. seGin dice III info-me official
dado 4 Ia puh,ic.d&d por el Ministerio
lie IA Guerra ingl&s, hoy.
Fl avance dc los ingIeses sobre la
inca atemana. alcanzo aproximada-
menJe media miIia de profundidad,
n 81 trentc indicaGo. Considerables
b2jas fue-ou in:iigidas al enemigo.
Los a!cmanes emprendierun ano-
he IN poaero>o contra ataque 4 10
largo lie cas- TODD el nucyo freute de
0atalia; pcro fueron rechazados COM
1lctamcnte. c~onServand0 los BRITAIN
COS I"das sUs p~osic;oncs capturadas
!, cnemigo.
FL nucvo ajaque de los ingleSes
9 cNtcudio al nor,c del rio Souchez
: scgIn dice eli informc Official. las
~operacioneS 81 cfcctuaron con entc-
20 cXito. no solo en- eSa region. sino
IN TODD el frcntc comprendido de
La BaSSce al sur de Lens.
BERLIN. JUNO 3.-Los ingleses
no pudicron obtener ningun exito EN-
su nuevo ataque que emprendicron
anoche a 10 largo del canal de Ipres-
Confines. scgUn la declaration que Sc
conticHc en- 81 communicate Official que
Sc do a la publicidad hoy en- esta
c~unita!.
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CONTIYUAN LIS AcTIVIOADES
EN- e FRERTf OCCIDENTAL

LONDRES. JUNO 9.-Un CORES
norsaI Jc In .Arencia Reuter- en- las
ofir;ras h~riraricas de Fgancia. en- IN
l..rarlo r,rhaGo aver dice 10 siguien
-. Ia s;t ,arian ba rambiado ligera-
monte duran,c 81 dja: soIamentc ha
hei,iGo r,mba,cs do infan,eria en- pc
men csca!a y a,gunas actiyidades
de ur.,I!eria. cs9ccialmcnte en- cl Ia
do ari:in;co. Los inglescs Sc italian
ocupaGisimos a~segurando sus triun-
Cos
..c T., .,,,r.. L., 70 coIi,, do
,%u. Co.. .i.,o.5, =. o.,r5i,d, "a.
IT,. -, r,odoIo an noono6a cscara. del
r,:.,,n modo oI a,,o,,e de Ncsines
f,. am ,ro,di5o ro,formc nm modclo
.L;ou.o ..,,,;,,5o I'm, 5r.oa
;.,aI o,mu. IL .,,,,,o .om,os do
r.. :. .I,,,.o Ga ,,,roa,.;d, -,
m...,m L...u =, uorores do
.,u,. =. .,,-ro som,,as antcs dc II
ha,au, L.. unid.des n~racticaron los
uo,.;u,fon.o. ono los cs,aLan asirna-
H.. L.;a L.. -. rooIis+a. .ord;c;o-
..."
49,. l. .I..,,.. Ia wr,s,;oo,o an q,
o.;an =. irnIo.oy o~ro,ri1aro, 81
,.iorn.. nm, ,uc,, baso :, 90 nrora-
,.ro, nor, nm ,robob1o can+rs at,nrc
!. uon,. De- o.,,ador
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(Pass = IL Ia. Col Sal
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HAN TERMINADO LAS HUELGAS
EN- PARIS.

PARIS. JUNO Ell movimiento
hue!guista que desGe hacia tres serla-
mas Sc yenia deSarrollando en- esta
capital. ha terminate por complete Y
para aver. todoS los ooreroS Y obreras
que habian tornado parte e. e.. he
b!ao regresado : Sus Aboras.
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ESPECIAL EN- LLANTAS PARA
RICICLETA

Llartas Goodyear Blue Streak" de
SIS. para bicicleta, venta especial du-
rante esta semana, .......... .Sl.75
san AHtc-ic Cut-Rsts Tire Co.
124' Soledad St.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-14

Martin Moran Of the Texas Com.
pany was here Friday night and left
for Tulsa. Mr.. Moran came up from
Dallas and stopped off at Marietta.
He made a Gfteen.mie drive out to
where work Is in progress ON the
Texas companys pipe line and back
into Marietta He then came to
Ardmore and made a trip to the tank
farm at Wilson and back here
Friday night Mr.. Moran IS an in
domitable worker and the younger
men Of the company assert that they
cannot keep up with him. He can
go for a week or longer at time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-14

In drilling a water well near the
Homer shallow oil field north of Heald-
ton in Carter county !. B. Spragins
has brought in well that is making
cold air at a depth of SO feet The
air can be heard escaping from the
well for some distance, and the volume
does not seem to diminish. Late re-
ports from the well say that it has
begun to produce a small amount OF
oil and the chances are good that il
viii develop into an oil well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-14

g. McCarty and II T. lIarrcld They
propose to DO a general buying and
selling Of oil properties for themselves
and for anyone who will pay them a
commission for their services.
J. W. llarrcll has been closely as
sociated with the development of the
IIealdton oil field lie was president
Of Applc-Franklin Oil Co., which sold
It's holdings some two months ago for
$3.50 10000. lie was active in the man
Iagement and knows the oil game and
the value of oil properties. He still
has large holdings Of acreage and
some very valuable royalty interests
in the oil field. j. II. McCarty is noted
as successful dealer in real estate
and oil properties. He also has some
valuable holdings I'm the eastern eXtcn.
sion of Healdton and in other places
| He has been successfully CONDUCTING
for some time a business similar Ia
that which the company now assumes
II. r. Harreld was for some years Of
fee man for The Crystal oil Company
and knows the details of the oil bust
mess. He is a systematic office man
and his experience IN connection Will
the Crystal on Company viii be oI
value to the firm The firm contem
plates doing some development worl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-14

The Pennsylvania Oil company has
awarded a drilling contract to Ase
Michaels to drill well in section
II 3s1w which is not very far from
the big asphalt deposits at Woodford
which are said to be the greatest in
this cosntry. Just a few miles south
of this location Joe Williford and 9th.
er parties will drill in 20, in the same
township.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-14

"The western spirit of energy has
been demonstrated in the Healdton
fields said James a. Lamb, who has
come down from West Virginia and
has become a familiar figure in the
Ohio, Oklahoma and Texas fields.
when oil was first discovered a field
like HealdtOn would be drilling for
fifteen years, but oil men now have
learned that where one pool Is found.
that the chances are good for another.
and instead of being fifteen years de-
veloping one pool, they will discover
fifteen different pools in that length OF
time. This has been true at Healdton.
In this locality besides Healdton, there
! is Loco, Fox, Oil City, Graham. and
the finest kind of prospects near Lone
Grove, where a sand has been found
and south Of Wilson other pros poets
are unusually good"
IN speaking lurtner OF changed con
ditions Mr.. Lamb says in the old days
when trips were made with bucboards
that one man could attend to but a
small area Of property, but now since
the auto is used for field work it ha.
increased the capacity of the superin
t.nJnut .t,,y tc,, r,tJ
Deeper sands at Healdton are being
found, and the field will be drilled
over second and possibly thirt
time. The deep sands and the open
ing Of new fields are very inviting t,
men who are anxious TO get IN th,
oil game, and the chances are just a.
good here for big fortunes to be mad,
with small investments as they wcr,
three years ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-14

There Is more Catarrh in this sec
ton of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and for years II
was supposed to be incurable Doctors
prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure by local
treatment, pronounced II incurable.
Catarrh is local disease, greatly in
fuenced by constitutional conditions
and therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure. man
ufactured by +. j. Cheney & Co., To-
ledo, Ohio, is a constitutional remedy,
is taken internally and acts through
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF
the system. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Cure fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
+. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
, Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-14

later and in the meantime anyone
wanting to buy or sell acreage would
do well to see them at their offices
over Ringer Drug Store, on Main St,
Ardmore. They will always have
some good acreage to offer for sale to
the man who is busy and does not
have the time to give to the locating
and purchasing OF oil leases The well
known honesty and fair dealing of
these parties commends them to the
public.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-01-14
MavInn Ccneral Offlces.

The general Offices o. the Produc
ers Refining company are being moved
from the Colcord building in Okla
homa City to Bartlesyille. George A.
Todd, general superintendent Of the
company is retiring. The employees OF
the company express regret at the
rtirement Of Mr. Todd. He has al
ways been a tireless worker and ha,
been congenial with his men, anl
they regret his retirement from tn,
active affairs Of the company. The
company changed hands a few month
ago when it passed into the control O
the Doherty interests.