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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Mexico Will Get
Million Bushels
of Corn From u. S

MEXICO CITY, oct 10 The Mex.
can government has deposited l.ONUr
pesos IN q New York hank To cover the
purchase ol SnONO0u bushels ui Amer.
can corn w be used IN relieving the
food situation IN Mexico The corn
will be delivered at Laredo al the rate
ol 1o'VNh bushels every twenty DAYS 4
~ percen, discount IN III, present irclrh,
rate on corn has been ordered hy pte,,.
dent Iattanta as a means ,o reducing
the price IN Mexico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19

speak Ne goes with a girl in my
~uciyhborhood. Her father doesn't want
her to have company and she meets hip,
at different places. He tells my girl
friends that he likes me better than
any other he has ever been with
tn Do you think he Voc, with her to
spite me
w DO YOU think | am too young to-
go with boys2
60 Do YOU think this boy thinks any
thing vi her for meeting hlms
tN Do YOU think he cares ANYTHING
for me BLUE EYES.
On No, the thought oi spite probably
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Henchman of Ex-
Car Is in England

LONDON. Oct. l9.-Gencral Gurko,
tormcr commander OF the Russian
troops on the southwestern Russian
front has arrived in England. Uc
came aboard a British ship, having EN-
barked al Archangcl.
General Gurko va arrested in July
for having expressed loyalty in a letter
written to former Emperor Nicholas
alter the revolution \ dispatch from
pc,rograd October l., said General
Gurko had been expelled from Russia
-MMlnR 10 ihls letter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19

Food Card Pledge campaign that open,
here next week.
Miss Elizabeth BOYLE is the ch|airnar
OF the Food Card Pledge campaign. an
County Superintendent James Tulcr Is
manager. Mrs. J. {. Roberts appointcI
chairman Of the county Liberty loar
campaign Tor women. and Miss BOYLE
have merged their two committees. in
order To better reach everyone IN the
County.
They are especially busy, now Will
the Liberty loan Next week they vii
give opportwtlc, Tor signing the food
card pledge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19

never entered his mind He probably
likes to 60 with more than ono girl. Ii
he is Ike other bows he certainly doe,
l) Yes. YOU shouldn't be going with
boys lor three wears yet,
90 He probably doesn't respect her.
a we'll brought up boy doesn't have
much respect Tor a girl who will meet
him against her parents wishes.
tD He probably likes YOU Just as
young boys and girls like cath other,
but he isn't in love with YOU.
20 Million to France.
WNSHINGTON, Oct 10 -Thc govS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Dallas on Wagon;
Texas Metropolis
Is Dry Tomorrow

DALLAS, Texas, Oct .l9-Dallas, ,r
largest city ol the southwest. will he.
come bone dry tomorrow. a. a result
u' the county local option election, held
N the carly part OF September. The
rev order will result in the closing Of
~ saloons, II brewery and twelve
" holeSalc liquor houses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
STORM ON EAST COAST
IS BUREAUS WARNING

WASHINGTON. Oct lo.-Storm
warnings were displayed today on the
Atlantic coast from Norfolk to Fast.
port, Maine
The storm was central this morning
north OF Lake Ontario and moving east
ward.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
JAPANESE SEE U-BOAT
SUNK BY BRITISH SHIP

\ PACIFIC PORT Oct 10 -Om.
Gers ct a Japanese steamer tina, AT,
rived here today from a European roti
said they saw a British DESTROYER sink
a German submarine IN the Atlantic
August ,lo The submarine had ius,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19

5000 Fine quality wool finish
ed Blankets about % percent
wool; size r6xS0. They come in
beautiful plaid designs. Special
per pair sS.le.
$40 Wool Plaid Blankets
weight 5 IA lbs. Sic 70xa0
per PAIR Ss05.
Motor Weave Auto Robes
,hc greatest auto robe value Tor
the price, sold in Rorabaueh-
Browns Blanket dept. at S6.75.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19

A valuable dressing for flesh wounds,
burns, scalds. old sores. rash, chafed
skin, is BILLIARDS. SNOW LINZ
MENT. It is both healing and antisep-
tic. Price 2so. Soc and SlG per bottle,
Sold BY Westfall Drug Co.-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19

eminent today advanced to France
$NOoO,O0 additional, bringing the to-
tai loan, to the allic> up 10 S275l, 400
Wl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19

Complete stock OF inc Wooden
Blankets at SO, S12, Sl3.9S, SIS,
$3.50 and $40.
COMFORTS SPECIAL
500 Silkolinc Covered Com
forts, weight 81 lbs. Special
each $3.50.
$475 Comforts. size 0SN78,
filled with clean, soft cotton and
covered with fine quality silko-
line in medium dark designs
Colors pink and blue, swcieht 4
lbs. Special S3.98.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
October Blanket and Comfort Week
Specials For Saturday

$500 Cotton Blankets gray
and tan with fancy borders, size
1890 inches, Tsr pair 500.
64x7b Cotton Blankets in gray
and tan oolors. Special per pair
$3.50.
S4N74 inch Cotton Blankets Tor
single beds, per pair $50,
Plaid Cotton Blankets, size
64SS0; these we're carried over
from last season and are worth
$3.50 on today market Special
per pair s2.75.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
The Scarcity Of Taxicabs in Paris Has
Brought About the Fashion for Top
Coats Made With C%leverness and In
a Variety OF Warm, Yet Lightweight
Fabrics.

NEW lORk-lt is particularly in
tcresting to sec the new autumn fash
IONS through the history OF Paris and
her various ECONOMIES and civic suffer
lhg' during the war,
II one regards every gown, coat. hat
and even shoe rs. a symbol OF personal
and national experience during a great
crisis, then clothes become a narrative
Of endurance. They cease tu be merely
a commercial venture. al industrial
necessity, a method OF being civilized
The lavish use OF fur. the lntroduc
ton OF the warn wooden and velvet
! gowns that rise 10 the cars and drop
TO the ankles. are both due to the fact
tina, France has a horror OF being cold
this winter. She has gone back to
mcdlcvallsm and touched II with thu
wand " modcrnity, because she realize,
her houses are A. cold a. they were IN
the tcuth centur,
There are clcanb and refined Won
Ell who say. mhluSh,upN. that The
gentle art OF bathing m France Is o,
curing with less frequency than It has
for a century There Is hot water only
one OF w" DAYS ~ 'nc "'ch mere -
very n'''e gas ana 'hcte IL u,''c 'o"l
ana a Rtea' maJ'f"J o, people 80 WI.
washed eN'ept 10, a GAP oi Solo water
ana INC hope'n' oc'ci 'ha' 'h'N makes
one 'leah
Top Coats and Taxieabs.
A man who spen, last winter in Par,
and who knows the reason WHY she has
pu, ou, mos, of her ncw fashions. SAYS
that the unusual variety of warm tor
coats that are no, heavy. has come abou,
through the scarcity of taxicabS.
+ For scyctal decades. the American
has cnyicd the French their ability to
ride tor a tiny outlay OF money. When
the woman Of good average income re
members that in Paris her laundry
woman rode TO and fro with her bundle
OF clothes and that she canno, afford a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
! DRESS 4! E'!S!S{:..

pend upon fabric Ia keep comfortable,
and not radiators.
\ few ut them have capcs attached,
and collars that turn themselves into
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
PROBLEMS
3x 1R ,aH5llHzAzKI
K MRS TUOMpSON

NENR MRS THOMPSON am
a Young man IL years oi age For
the past month | have been very
melancholy This | attribute TO a young
girl met last winter We were very
lhumny until she met another man At
4 dance and went home with him that
night Since then ,hc has become very
indifferent toward me, II has pricycd
.mc vcry much, since ! had grown very
fond ol the girl atcly | have not been
myself ! do not ike 10 feel depressed.
hut sometimes these spell, come over
me | tried 10 forget the girl. hpt 1t J.,
impossible Would YOU please tell me
What ! am to do to win her attention
II. {. v
Nou may be very fond vt the girl
hut you are too Young tn I've in love. and
50 YOU must not let this lrlc affair
rlkc such an impression ON YOU There
.Nrc lots of other girls with whom YOU
can get acquainted and have good
tunes Almost every Young man has an
affair like yours sometime before he
gets 10 I've ~ wears old and he think,
AZ the time that he never will yet over
II hut he does Don't let II worry YOU
and don't nv to get the girl back You
ar, Young vet and YOU will know lot,
To pttls, and some day YOU viii meet
the ono gitl ,ou low and all this viii
be forgotten.
Dear MI, thompson am pirI
10 wears old aud | have been going with
4 boy about a year got angr, with
hmm without any cause. have mo-,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
The
"E Z" Waists
For Boys and Girls

II I" Waist Union Suits
Come in splendid fine ribbed
qualities. Pure white or ilceced
tapped buttons and hose support
crS. Sizes from 2 10 II, the suit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19

100 Patterns of Cretonnes-in
the newest colors and designs.
Yard SOC.
200 Yards cf Fancy Edged
Marquisettes-Choicc OF white,
ccru and cream, at yard 29c.
so Patterns OF Bordered
Scrims-Full yard wide and OF
splendid quality at yard 2sc.
Sunfsst Materials holoc ol
a large assortment ot CulorS and
designs suitable Tor ovcrdrapcs
Very special at yard SOC.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Women Fine
Ribbed ,
Union Suits

in lightweight non-ilecccd
knitting. Choice nj low neck,
sleeveless" or ribbed neck elbow
sleeves both arc ankle length
garments OutSi1eS and regular
at 75c.
Al Rorabaugh-Bt Browns, Main
Floor, East Room, East Aisle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19
Drapery Specials That You
Should Buy Saturday

In buying draperies tat Rorabaugh- Rrown'O no matter whethr
the prices are special or at regular markings. the designing, makr
and hanging them on your walls is a serviCc free OF charge To- mi
You are entitled and for which you should insist upon when purcha
ing here, Kindly bear this in mind when new drapcrics" are r
numrci
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-19

and arc sold on The easiest
terms.
A phone call will place an
instrument IN your home where
you may test IT at your con
venience.
Grafonoh Dept. at Rorabaush-
Browns, Third Floor.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19

ROMA - La tano attesa ofensiva aana inzata sabato
procede benissmo Su d trenta migia
nostre battee cannon don cabro d bombarde colossal
mandano rago dnfeno mentre fantera continue
mene ed erocamene Secondo noze oderne daa rone d
baaga parecche mgaia d pgone stati gia
nviat ale retrovie italiane, soto buona scorta.
La baaga 81 svolge accantissima sue cone ad est di
Gorz dove 81 concenando la maggio vionza della
oensva 81 dice che cola grossi cab del generasmo
dorna parcoamente av ed ecac ed hanno ga ntto
gravissme perdte nemco LIE nose uppe ag assault
ad fiesta etssme desser state ancate
ancora una VOLTA in conro secoare barbara
Per tire gO1n dala mattina del IL lie artgerie
aane hanno illuminate lie posoni austrache per preparare
Pazone dele fanee Dapprma lie baere austache rsposeo
debomene POGO POGO loro fuoco fece piu voento
che dueo del gossi pezzi dvenne pu
mai state visto sula fronte italiana.
LIE poszoni sula sinsra desonzo PLAYA Salcano
gil ausraci rtenevano mprendb conqusate dale
ruppe d Cadona che 81 arrampcavano sue cine del moni
sdando violentssmO fuOco ucleria d mragiatric
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19

piu' che mai ferma contro PAus-
tria la guerra.
"La stessa cosa dicasi di altri
element nella duale monarchia,
gil slavi del sud, j polacchi G i
rumeni.
"Le attuali manovre quindi
dell'Austria per la pace non deb
bono ingannare gil alleati dell'in-
tesa. Senza dubbio essa e. dis
posta a sacrifcare parte del suo
territorio, ma non COST da in
debolirla. Ora 10 smembra-
mento DELI Acknowledgements e.
condizione essenziale per una
pace sicura e durevole in Europa,
come del pari e. essenziale fac
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19
NOTIZIE VARIE.

La Camera Americana ha vo-
tato a favore della modifica pro-
posta per dare a Roosevelt il mo-
do di reclutare un corpo di volon-
tari da condurre in Francia; ma
81 crede che Ii Presidente Will
son apporra' il suo "veto."
II Governo Americana ha sti-
pulato un contratto per in CO.
struzione di otto piroscafi in ac-
ciaio, del complessivo stazza-
mento di 70,4OO tonnellate.
II cantiere di New York ha
lanciato in mare il primo del nuo-
vi piroscafi che daranno la cac-
cia al sottomarini nemici. ESQ
fu impostato nello scalo il primo
aprile. E. lungo 10 piedi.
ST annunzia che il Presidente
del Brasile. Braz, ha dato incari-
co al DIR. Ruy Barbosa, AmbaSci-
atore presso il Governo delPAr-
gentina, di presidere una COM
missione che 81 rechera' in Am
erica, per gil accordi necessari
nella guerra contro la Germania.
II Senate Americana, ritornan-
do sull' Espionage Bill" ha ap-
provato il detto progetto elimi-
nandone in sezione che riguarda-
va la censura per la stampa, con
II voti favorevoli e 6 contrarii.
II Presidente Wilson ha ap-
prOvato completamente i piani
per Pimmediato accrescimento
dele forze militari sui piede di
guerra, dal numero attuale a
quello di $4,000 uomini, con lie
nuove unita' autorizzated dali alto
della National Defense in data 3
Giugno 1916.
La campagna per lie sottoscri-
zioni al "Prestito della Liberia"
continua a svOlgersi con ottimi
risultati in lutte lie regioni degli
Stati Unit.
A Washington 81 crede che gil
intrighi della Germania nella
Russia per convincere quella ma
zione a firmare una pace separa-
ia saranno prontamente sventati
La COMMISSIONS americana pre-
sieduta da Ellnu Root partira'
subito ALA volta di Petrograd.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19
LA GERMANIA HA 325 SOT-
TOMARINI
AMSTERDAM.

AMSTERDAM. = La Ger
mania ha ancora 325 sottomarini
in servizio attivo, sebbene ne ha
perduti ira 80 e 100, calcolando
solo quelli che sono restati i'm
pigliati nellie reti messe dagrIn-
glesi, secondo il "Telegraaf" che
pubblica m'intervista avuta da
un suo redattore col comandante
del sottomarino "U So" quello
che affondo lie navi olandesi ca
richie di grano.
II comandante DELI ''U So"
e. il capitano Conte Won Platrace.
Secondo questa intervista i
sottomarini ogni mattina ricevo-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19
E LIE SUE MIRE
DI PACE

LONDRA - II prof. Masaryk,
statista boemo, condannato a
morte tempo ia, dall'Austria ed
ora in esilio in questa citta', par
lando correspondent della AS
, sociated Press, COST 81 e. espres-
so circa la situazione in Austria
Ungheria.
"Gli alleati dell'intesa debbono
guardarsi bene dial concedere al
PAustria-Ungheria una pace
separate e a buoni condizioni.
L'Austria sarebbe senza dubbio
ben lieta di raggiungere un ac-
cordo e il contegno che oggi ha
assunto verso la Germania ha
tutto il sapore di un tradimento.
L'Austria cerca di uscire dalla
guerra; ma non We vede Ia via.
LA differenza fra PAustria e
la Germania sta in cio': La Ger
maniac una nazione unita e COM
patta; PAustria invece ha avuto
una maggioranza della popolazi-
one contraria, fin dal suo COM
inciare, ALA guerra. Tuttavia fu
PAustria che provoco' e inizio' la
guerra; la Germania non fece al
tro che accettare la nuova situa-
zione contro' mel confitto.
'Eccezione fatta dai partiti
predominant il tedeSco Paus-
triacO, puro e autocrate, il resto
della nazione in Austria e i'm Un-
gheria ha visto sempre male la
guerra; specialmente i boemi i
cui regiment ripetutamente ri
fiutarono di combattere e fecero
quanto era in loro potere per Gre
are 1mbaraZZl ale pOtenZe cen
trail nello stesso tempo per fa-
vorire gil alleati.
'La Boemia e. stata severa-
mente punita per cio'; i suoi sol
dati furono mandatI mel punt
piu' pericoloSi sulla Inca del fu-
oco; suoi regiment vennero
immischIati ad clement tutt' al
tro che graditi e loro capi ven
nero chiusi in prlgione. Come 81
comprende questi atti non han
no certamente giovato ad accat-
tivare la simpatia della Boemia;
Ia quale allopposto e. rimasta
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19
LA LOTTA DELLARTIGLIERIA CRESCE IN MODO
SPAVENTOSO

PAR i tedesch hanno lancato controfensiva
sui one rancese che queo ngese tall
pore che Commando eutonico voga niziare movmeno
d oensva guerra
Gil atacch sta repnt in massma parte ed denso
abbandonato aro orche quache nsgncante
lie nee pu avanzate LIE poszon staegiche maggiore
portanzas trovano lutte possesso deg angorancesi quail
vi 81 inforzano.
rapporo ucae del generate Haig contiene dettag del
uroso bambadentO initiate da edesch contro poszion
cupae dag nges ungo nea col d Hnden-
la succedute pu frequenza Nea parte pu
tentronale vaggio gnge sa ostre retrocedere
per breve distanza.
Anche rapport del generate Nvee rendono noto che e
desch hannO attaccao vgorosamene artgere pos
oni d Chemndes Danes, in vicinanza La Bouve Tutt
ques attacch sat respnt da fuoco dele mtragatrc
che punto dove edech hanno occupato pcc
trincea avanzata
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19

no istruzioni per mezzo del tele-
grafo senza fill.
Sempre secondo Pintervista la
Germania ha 80 sottomarini del
piu' recente modello, ognuno con
una ciurma di SIS uomini ira uffi-
ciali e marinai.
Questi sottomarini hanno una
velocita' tale da superare qualsi-
asi vapore mercantile. Essi ham
no provviste per Is glorni e pos
sono restare sommersi per dieci
ore. Ognuno ha due periscopi.
Questi sottomarini possono dis
cendere ad una profondita' di
cinquanta metri.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19

care e distruggere il militarismo
prussiano.
''Tutto cio' che e. italiano, in
Austria -Ungheria, deve tornare
allItalia ;cio' che e. rumeno, ala
Rumenia e COST via dicendo.
90 credo che la dinastia degli
Absburg e. destinata a scompari-
re. La Boemla desidera deve
avere un regime repubblicano;
in Austria devesi cambiare radi-
calmente 10 spirito pubblicO.
''La Dinastia in Austria sara
sempre pericolosa perche' troppO
stretta ALA Germania. E SOL
tanto il trionfo della Democratic
che potra' ricostruire PEuropa."
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19
UN SOLO GIORNO UTlE
PER LA REGISTRAzIONE

WASHINGTON, Is. - II Dipartimento della Guerra ha
ogg acune rguardanti servzio mtare obbga
toro provvede progetto denvamente formulate in
ALA Conferenza parlamentare.
pu mportante dele quela che stablisce sol
gorno ue per scrzone del suscet d cui varia
dai 21 al 80 ami.
Chi uiformera tale bsogna sara punto in base al
dispost della legge stessa.
Rguardo allie dposzon del progetto allie che enet
terra Dparmento della Guerra minutamente informant
lettor misura che noze proposito perverranno.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19
INCURsIONI Sui BAssO IsONzO

ROMA Teegafano da frone dele Api Guile che
oni dele artgerie accompagnate da unnensa
Una squadrga d drovoan neci comp unncursione
nea del Basso sonzo anciando bombe in vae ocata
producendo qualche vittima nela popolazione.
Durante tutta la gornata IA squadra
d ossevazone sorvoaono sue nee nemche corta dag
parecch da cacca Verso tenente d cavaera Fuvo
Ru calabrese ha abbatuo durante combatmeno
vevolo autsaco precptare Gorilla
Questo semo appareccho neco abbattuo in POGO voger
d tempo dal valoroso tenente Ruffo.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19
ArTIvTTA' D1 AERoPLANI Sui FRoNTE DELL'1soNzo

ROMA = Da communicate uficiale del mnistero della
guerra 81 reva che rava deg drovolan deg aeroplani
nellie zone d guerra reciprocal co sualto Adaico
fronte delIsonzo del Trenno Umamente alcuni vevol
neic hanno geato pareche bobe presso P
produr damn sora ecacemente contobattu
dale nosre argere antaere Durante cognone
la costa neca no drovoant atacarono un
convogo mare ausaco che procedeva vcnissimo toae
Composavore Aattvta dele artgerie
marina
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19
la Citta' di Duino Catturata dale enostre Truppe
LIE NOstre Truppe Fanno Migliaia
di PrigiOnieri

PARIGHI II Un dspacco LA Liberte", reca
che truppe Iaane hanno cauraa la ca d Dunno dispac
clio dice che Pannunzo della pesa d queso mportane
punto strategco sara presto reso pubbEco.
La citta Duino gofo Trieste un Il mga al nord
ovest d Trieste che princpae porto deAusra suA
driatico.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19
L'AvANzATA DELE TRUPPE TTALIANE

LIE ppe taiane hanno oensiva ed hanno fatto
derevoe pogresso neare PLAYA nee pend Monte Cuno
nelle allure allest di Gorzia Vertoibirra.
GItaan 81 anche avanzat settore seentronale
del Carso es hanno raggune lie nee neche gia deoite
dalartgeria aes d DonO For ed hannO presi pgonier
Communicate Ufciae aggiunge che lazone della faneria
cOnnua coappoggio deartgera Un buon numerO d pri-
gioner ati gia porati nellie stazoni di raccoa
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-05-19

principe di Udne, capo della Missione Iaana negh Sta
Unit nvitato vstare Pittsburgh daa Camera Com
mercio Americana. William M Furey ha ndeo meeting
ALA Camera essa per pomeriggio d oggi sabato
petare disposition rcevere degnamene lospite reae
The Taney County republican., 1917-06-21
Drying Fruits and Vegetables will Re.
IeVe Can Shortage.

With the nation wide campaign for
the preservation OF food by canning,
the demands for cans and glass jars
will increase. The increased demand
is already shown by the soaring prices
for cans and jars. These who are in
terested in saving every product they
produce will be faced by a serious
difficulty If containers are not available
at the right time and at reasonable
prices. A most timely solution to this
problem is home drying.
Drying offers one Of the most eco
nomical methods Of preserving food,
and preliminary Investigations conduct
ed recently by Miss Addie D. Root Of
the University Of Missouri College oI
Agriculture suggest that a wider ap'
plication Of drying is possible. She
has found that many fruits and vege-
The Taney County republican., 1917-06-21
Chadwick State Bank
Your Bank-the peoples Bank.

Your Bank-the peoples Bank,
U. P. Burns and P. L. Bogarth Of
Rogersvilie were visitors here last week
E. R. Monet and Fred Hunt Of
Kansas City were here on an outing the
latter part Of last week.
Miss Mabel Weatherman returned
home Friday from a visit Of several
weeks with relatives and friends in
Springfield and Ava,
J. G. Upton and family returned 10
their home at Eldorado Springs Friday
after a weeks outing and visit with
friends here.
J. G. Root made a trip to Springfield
in his auto Sunday with load OF
passengers consisting Of Arthur Adams,
J. B. Hicks and Col R. c. Ford, re-
turning Monday evening.
John F. Dunckle and E. R. Kelly
travelling salesmen, Of Springfield were
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
John F. Dunckle and E. R. Kelly
accompanied by S, f. Miller made a
trip to Walnut Shade Wednesday morn
ing returning in the afternoon.
T S. Grubbs, travelling salesman for
the McGregor Noe Hardware Co., and
Fletcher Mack, salesman for the Spring
field Drug Co., were registered at the
Hotel Forsyth Wednesday.
Some young man by the name Of
James at Reedsprings committed sui
eide Tuesday evening. We did not
learn any particulars.
The Forsyth ChNstlan EndeaVor 80
ciety went 10 Dickens Sunday evening
and organized a Christian Endeavor at
that place.
Miss Ruth and Sibyl Parrish, Elmer
Day, Jack Johnson and Roy Smith
went to Bradleyville Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Haggard and
daughter Aileen, Of Kansas City, came
in last Thursday for a few days visit, left
the last OF the week for visit at Siloam
Springs, Arkansas and then will return
to their home.