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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
70 MILLION PEOPLE
USE CASCARE TS--NHY?

cat one o. two C.,>carcts like candy
before gong to bed ana in tho morning
your head i clear, tongue IS clean.
stomach sweet. breath right, ana cold
gone and YOU zoe! grand.
Get 10 Of "5-ccut box ut any drug
store ana enjoy the incest, gcuticS;
hNcr and bowel cleansing YOU ever cN :
pcricrccd. stop sick headaches. hi
Gus spells. Indigestion. furrcd tongue.
offensive breath and constipation.
M"thcrs should give cross, pccvish.
hIlious children whole caacarct any
t!mc..-AdN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
Ir. Amelia NIcNiXeu.

Mrs. Amelia McNiNcn. widow oil
Thomas McNivcn. died at her residence,
6l0 East Leigh street, at 1925 o'clock
this morning. after a short illness. Mrs,
McNivcn was tho mother Of Harry u.
McNivcn, one OF tho most widely know,
Richmond theatrical men. she Is ais"
survived by one daughter. jeanette
lIcNivcn No funeral arrangements
have been madc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
FRENCH LINER PASSES
SAFELY THROInH ZONE.

by Associated rrcss.l
MIN YORK, February l5.-hnother
cnicntc steamship. the French liner
Chicago. which passed safely through
Gcrmany's zone Of unrestricted sub
marine warfare. arriv 81 hero today
with Isl passengers. No l-hoats were
observed. the cnicsTs said nor amy
friendly war vessels. although tho
wireless spoke OF the presence Of
French patrol boats Off the French
coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
RUSSIAN POSITIONS
STORMED BY GERMANS
BY Associated Pre-,

Tr's -EsaUtIHCVU
BERLIN, February 10 tvia SnSyiilc).
--Tcuton forces yesterday s.crn.ed The
Russian positions along fr,ut ~ 100
yards NORTH OF the HlochoT- rainoool
railroad, IN Culicia, says to-day Ger
man official statement. After destroy
ing the hostile trenches. tho Austro-
German forces withdrew, taking with
them Isl prisoners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
Charles T.. rnftcrsnn

Special to The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. February
i3.--charles r. Patterson. aged sixty
four. 4 Nelson County farmer. died last
night n, local hospital. Tho body
sent to-day TO Shipman where
the funeral Will be held Tomorrow.
Nr. Patterson was native OF Sweden.
lie is survived by his wife and ono
daughter. Airs. II. +. cunninGham of
ShiDman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
BERLIN ADMITS WITHDRAWAL
FROM ADVANCED POSITIONS

BY Asaocia ted Press.
6fiiliN. February 10 Via Sayvillc).
German troops I'm tho region between
Serrc and the River Sommc in France.
yesterday withdrew from some Of their
advanced positions. in accordance with
orders from thci" commander. says III"
official Statement, issued 1, day By Ger
man army headquarters. Seven on
tentc airplancs were brought down ny
the Germans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
THREE BRITISH VESSELS
VICTIMS OF SUBMARINES
Steamer Cilicia, $3.50 Tons: Mar
garita, 3I5 Tons. and EcrSa
Sent to Bottom.
LAWS CREW GIVEN LITTLE TIME
Captain Says Schooner Was .tp.
preached Suddenly and in Few
Moments Vessel Was Torpedocd
and Set on Fire.
Three British Steamers
Are Sent 10 Bottom

During the last twcnty-four hours
three British vessels have hccu sent
to the bottom h! suhmurInr>-thc
atcamer Ci1icin. :.150 toms: MnrER-
rita, HI5 tons. mud tergn. new
ship, tho tonnage OF which - not
contained in available shipping
records.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
MESSAGE RECEIVED
~ NEW YORK AGENTS
fRv Associutod Pressl

NEW YORK. February l5.-A cable
gram from +. w. McDonouSh. captain
or tho American schooner Lyman ".
Law, which was sunk in the Mcditcr-
ranean. was received here to-day by
the agents, tho Maritime Transporta-
ton Company, The message read:
Law destroyed Austrian submarine.
Crew safe Casliari. Sardinia.
tSigned) IF. w. McDONoUGli
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4 nn.. NcichIlnr..

Spoon! 20 ThC TlWcs- TliSp,lth-
WSTHF,NlII.E. VA. February ID
y. Boss NciGhbors. a Confederate vet
cram, aged aiNt!-ninc years died at his
residence here this afternoon ~ pneu-
munia. He is survived by two sons.
James and hurley NeiRhbors. Of Wythc-
vile, and four brothers
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Nrs. Flora Dc,IIn.

SPECIAL 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. VA. February L.
Mrs. Floc" Warner DSNiin Of Now
York. aged siNty-nine years. mother Of
Mrs w. II. WILCOX. died suddenly OF
acute neart trouble last night in the
WILCOX Apartments. Watson Court
t'mion street. where she was visiting
She is survived by two daughters Mrs
W. III. Wilcox. OF this city. and Mrs
" II. Wcissbrod. of Greenfield, Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

time with his father. the late Dacrc
klnnier. in u Bcncr:l mcrJhandisc bust
ness Ola Twelfth street. Later he
moved his business 10 Grace and Eniyh,
streets. where. foi more than thirty
years. he co"du"tcd what Is now known
as kianicr'S store. lie retired from
all active business sin years ago Ills
nearest living relative is Il niece. airS
Patterson. Of Peoria III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
lr"ry noso"bcreer ana Patrick Mar
j. y. Conrad.
| Specialize The Timcs-,,i

Special 10 The Times dispatch.
LfNGiiEtRG. VA. February Iii
y. Conrad. ScNcnty-vrc years Of age
died oil Wednesday, night at the home
Of his brother. E.v. Austin Il. Conrad
pastor Of toll"c" hin Raptis, Church
-" w"S = native az Canada and had
n"Ca vjS!;ic. his brother for several
wc"ka surviving him are his Wife
.tnd two daughters, who reside In Mich
iSah. rho body WAS taken to For,
riain. =. y, for burial
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>rEt MER R0CHtMBEAI
StEi: At HORDI;tI Y

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. February i5.--'rhc
French Line steamer Rochambcau.
which left here on February with
100 passengers. twcnty-onc OF them
Americans. has arrived at l:ordcauN
She got there ut ii l.. NJ. on Tuesday.
according 10 adriccs received 10y tho
French Line to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

terry. Mr. Browning was q native Of
iiillshorc this county. but had resided
noar Buckcyeland nearly All OF his
life. lie married Miss Mary Elizabcth
Cay. Of Fabcr. Nelson County. Va. She
survives. with one son. Harry Brown
ing. Mr.. Browning also leaves ono
brother. Mchring Browning. OF Nelson
COUNTY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
A New Zealand liner. will bunker


Although the Tu.akino lief, London Il
few days before Germany announced
her unrestricted submarine campaign
no submarines were sighted. il was
said Many OF the passengers are
women and children. and it is under
stood there arc some wounded soldiers
included in the passenger list. The
latter are on they way home to re-
cuperate.
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George y. Williamson.

Special To The Times Dispaich.l
SALISBURY, y. e, February To-
George 4. Williamson. aged tifty-nnc.
prominent mill man OF Graham. Aha
nance County. died here last night ot
pneumonia. The body was sent To C;ra-
ham. The funeral will be held on Fri
In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
LLoh Us i\NOI Noes
Loss or MNut.NRITA

~ Associated Press.
LONDON. February i5.--Ll"yd's an
n"umccs that the British steamer Mar
gitr!ta. vessel 81 SO tons gross. and
two trawlcrs have been sunk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
Hiu'1LE - RAGING
FAST or I.I.NRl re.

liN Associated Press
fETi:pGltAp. February IL INia Lon
d"n),-Au attack was begun by Tcu-
tonic troops yesterday near Xlotchoff.
III ,iai,"ia. east 81 Lemhurg. The bat
iir Is SIN III MN rSS 'rhn following
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
TUNNELS UNDER TRENCHES
DESTROYED ny GERMANS

IN Gaiicia. north of tho Tarnopol-
Hiochoff railroad. the Germans entered
Russian trenches OH front of lu0
yards and captured six officers and o75
mon. Tunnels that tho Russians were
pushing beneath the German trenches
were destroyed by tho Germans PC
troSrad admits an attack Ivy tho Ger
mans i'll this region. hut SAYS that.
according 10 tho last reports. tho bat
Tie was Still in progress. To the north
IN Nolhynia. surprise attacks by tho
Germans against the Russians me,
with success
l'aiatZ. one of Eoumania's prisoual
I'anubiau towns. has again been bonn
bard"d by the German guns Field
Marshal Won Mackcnscn's forces cpcr-
aiine in Roumania have captured a
Russian outpost on the Putna River and
rcpulscd an attempted advance by the
Eoumanians along tho Scrcth
After several days Of count ,ratlacl5s
tho Italians Ia the Macedonian thea
ter have retakcn lin 1859. cast OF
l'araloNo. which was capturcd from
them earlier III the week by the Ger
mans The German casualties in the
fighting here February - ana IS are
declared to have been large
Austrian guns arc heavily lombard
ing portions of the Italian line east Of
Gorizia and on the Carso Plateau. Sew
oral small engagements have taken
place on various sectors II the Austro-
italian line. hut no great result has
been achieved.
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.Inn,c. r. browning.

Spccial to Tho 5-llbSpa tell.
GHA1tIoTTESNlLL VA. Fchru-
AIRY l5.--Jamcs l.. browning. aged
eighty years. ono Of the best known
farmers Of the eastern end Of tho
county. and father Of tn. late nr. J.
Hamilton Browning. for years a prom
inent suincon "f this city. died las;
night. The body was brought here
I day far al ;,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
Only True Tonic for Liver
and Bowels Costs
10 Cents a Box.

your liver. cie~G your thirty feet y
bo"eia and Awccten your stomach You
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
NO GREAT ENGAGEMENT
IN ANY THEATER OF WAR
Fighting In Progress on All fronts.
hut Consists Mostly of
Raids.
ARTILLERY DuELs ARE VIOLENT
Gcrmams Take Offensive in Galicin
AGAINST Russians. and Battle Still
Is In Progrcss-Gnlatz Again Tn
der Fire OF Tcutons.
lBy \ <sociatcd Press,

While lighting tx going on III all the
principal thcatcrS Of the war in none
of them has thor occurred IL battle OF
great Importance. For the most part,
the operations arc being carried out
lay small raidiuS and rcconnoilcrin;s
parties and hy the artillcrists Of both
groups Of .hclliGcrents. There has been
considerable aerial activity on tho
western front in Francc-bomb-d rop-
ping exploits and fights in the mir. In
these later engagements both tho on
tcntc and Germans have lost air.
planes.
For the first time in several dsys
the British War Office reports no gain
FOR tho troops OF King George fight
inS III France. although IL small raid
'nG party near Gucudccourt. in the
S"hmc region. entered a German posi-
ZION and brought back several pris-
"ncrs. Northeast OF Yprcs the Germans
succeeded in reaching Il British post
but later were driven off with losses
Artillery duclS OF violence have been
IN progress in the Sommc and Yprcs
sectors and in the region Of Ncr,lun. on
the sectors Of Les Maisons dc Cham
paSnc. Harda umont and Naux and in
Lorraine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30

small investments have netted
profits hundreds " times \ mere n
NJ few dollars. invested IN compit
lhnt struck II big has returned ten. "
" or n hundred fold AL without pcrst
effort or absence from work or huurS
~ turn ~ fortunes wheel
fcW weeks ngo bought 500 share
BLACK Panther from man who paid
s. for /, two yCats ago The dlvldend
had received and the purchase pricI
his stock made him proft NJ s6,hf
two wears on arl Investment ~ S,2(
subject iu prior sple VIII sell
part NJ lon shares at So 10 per s1
Trevor Lewis. il6 Terminal Bldg. q
homN City okla Phone, Maple as.
OF. LEASES 8 ~ ARE
Located IN Caddo county near vi
nj least three wells viii start ut q
get In nov. sell when drilling ftarti
a nice hig profit; 10 acres now $50:
bring 5000 I'm sixty days, only have
ton on this land for Few days.
dr"ss R-sol ,prc Times NJ once
THIRTY lots sold In Mll"rs Boule
addition IN March slill have ~
uelr nj 'loo each speak pWck Del W
Wal iii9.l.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

ln Answering Ms. iir"He Nrn'lnn Times.
TWO rrni housekeeping rlHms. mr.
s ,Hslrl complete. ulsn H',ru.ul 'uuw
pr.,,i. nwN, 2l5 Harrison Walnut
"t..
r.u ul.NI ,und,ru Furnished fuuws
frr Urh, housekeeping ut N"N " .'N mo-
children
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
LOST AND FOUND.
IN Nn.pstins Ads risss. Nsn,ion rimss

GOOD ho' cake. mud coffee. TO-. regular
meals .N. Vale cafe $50 y ntUoda
NHN
LOST Nnium.Ni'. starting crank Tues
hp, ,IeuIrr. rlaHg,n boulevard -.
N1ni Walnut 1fNs.N
sIWNNIn I...pt.uld np, mare. ono
VI'r NHi rH' weight son pounds fU.
word G ~ rNlnr abON W inth Wa
.Iff
INHN NNn iuuR hummer U,,rir from
H FRONT ut iN. nki1hnupu huIlliue viii
f.'ufu same. reward viii bc paid and mo-
HHusfIura asked
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
KoDAKS, FILMS AND FINISHING.
Ia ,n.N rttnE NJ. Please Nsntlnn r,mrs

NuiN KODAK Wins developed Zoe
fuN prints up iu 2'sNiS &c. 'urer
s'f,# IW proportion. quick service West.
NN ufr siuf, oklahoma city
FWlI KODAK developing prints. &c.
,H.M. write fnr circular and samples
Oklahoma iIlw Finishing Co, ilOH
West Main. oklahoma CITY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.

IN Answering Ads. rles. Mention rim~-,
ron SALE Good pnying inacry and
confectionery IN town NJ 1000, only one
u'h'f bakery In town Address u O.,
Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

SCREEN doors, 30; door and window
screens made to order: best screen
wire made 72n Walker Wal i39
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

fast and o'clock dinner. walking dis
tance wat 33P6
NlrE furnished room with breakfast nnl
& o'clock dinner; also garage. 30l J.
10Th ST.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SA
In Answering Ads. Please Mention III
Two Splendid Homes
al q Sacrifice

az Il OdJI JIlllJU
Large pressed nrirk Home. mo o(
most substantial built In the city.
tRining 10 large rooms: two sen
rooms Dance han and stone h1scu
cement floor divided into three sect
Inuury- cellar and furnace room. FL
heat plant with II radiators
First floor II finished In oak. haa
very large double oak doors has n
ton hail, pNflor. living room, Al
room, pantry and Kitchen; two mai
Second 'oor has five splendid
ventilated bed rooms
Third floor or attic has dance
and servants room Front und
stairway 10 attic
There IL also large barn. ssl
and servants house cement III
nice driveway; lawn and shade;
l0ON 10 feet Paving pnN for impt
mcn,s would cos, ilS oOO today oI
has no use for such y large house A.
willing to sacrifice Price $3.50
on East Tenth one NJ the hos,
story frame homes on the east I
built nv man In the lumber huel
and nothing hu, selected material
| feel safe In saying without fed
contradiction that the oak floors inI
house are equal tn any IN tho city |
owner has moved to town and end
In business nnd II going 10 sell
furniture IN this home ls first class
good ns new. and vii also he sol
sacrifice
First floor has reception 1ali. nj
living room and dining room all finl
In oak, the Kitchen ana dining
have all ~ the new and up.to
built IN features Tho second floor
five well ventilated he'd rooms. "a,
and entire house have nice fiat
There IL also garage aud 'crN
house; two lots Some terms nj n
cent. price $4,000 cali tooms ,7i
lee building, ~ phone Manic sf1
'7so v " Auftlcht
4 FEw REAL bargains. 500 block
i,h 81. b.toom modern io,.. 81
bos ". h,h, ,-rnom house large
one lot. a. 100 900 block W uh. 81
modern; 2 lots ~ 500 term. to .ul
room house; barn lots Capitol
| cash ~ OnO German American II
Co, al baltimore Bldg.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
=, Ap.vrttnV Ads ylsass Mention Time.

WriI..rt'IiNisurp three room apart.
wrut. plsn gafnso nn children WN
lllg. R
urNr Refined miNi'r.nr,l couple part
NJ ms ffuisNsi home tHN 200 N Nc.
l,iuIr, Nf'
rDN REST t.rnum bungalow furnished
fine location INuUc " $780, after d
D. W
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES.

SWEET POTATO PLANTS Immediate
shipment. Nancy Hall and Porto Rico,
1000 to 5000 at 81 per 1000. 10000 up At
81 30, frost proof cabbage plants. all
Leading varieties. l.OOO s. 5.000 up At
81 so. all q. b here. tomato plants at
81 l5. egg and pepper plants nt s.. so per
1000. 3 00o up at {l,25 ( q. h. here, post
paid. toc per 100 u. F. Jamlson. sum
mervlle, < G.
SEED SWEET POTATOES cents per
pound fob. Mustang y. G. Morgan
phone Is
5000 SHADE trees l5c to 3ir each; 100
strawberry plants. hy parcel post. s.;
o0 blackberry plants hy parcel post, 81 /;
post. 81. 20 shasta daisy plants. by par
Gel post 81: I cNcrhloomnc rose. dif-
fcrent coors. s. hest fruit trees and
Towering shruhs Rose Garden Nursery,
Route 2. Phone RN a35
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STO\
!, A,.r,,,nr Ad.. rien.e Mention TIM


STAR
The star
The oklahoma Star
The oklahoma star on company hS
new president In N" person Of De-
Gortou. rich mRnufa cturer OF Rad
Wis lie has for som" time. been
largest single sto'khollcr and has Inv
cd more ropl money In the stock OF
company. mud In various other way
helm the COMPANY than any other per
Tho oklahoma star ph company
producing wells nnd many strings ~
drilling and about seventy thodsand a
~ cholrc leases
ltg Cement well ls eSpc ted soon to
ate sensation. and ~. Ncwklrk well
probably produce hir sensation.
Sow is good time 10 buy oklah
star while II is offered at such n
price
| can soil few hundred shares Ia
first applicants
L. TREVOR LEWIS.
&c Terminal Hldg Phone NJ.
oklahoma Clty okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30

EAST SIXTH STREET GARAGE viii
uul In YOUR dcnd car when needing
repair work free AL work guaranteed
clean storage, - pcf month. mechanics
.N. To- tl. per hour Phone Maple 80.
Tom Tough. i'9 East sixth street
OVERLAND CAR. 1911 model number
Sr cylinder. cost new $50. this cor
~ I'm fine condition. looks almost like
now price $3.50 rhouc Wal 6996
WEST cash offer buys good t-passcugcr
auto good condition. ll6 South Dewey.
Wal ,et
OVERLAND, 5.pas,cugct, will demon
s,r1'c to reliable party Phone W 222?
WE pny the highest cash value fnr used
oors Nnhrv Motor Exchange, one half
block east of Lee lIuckns hotel Maple
9i ~ " Main
SELL CuFNr-Clnssy leather uphol-
s'prcd Nclc surrey and harness llO0
" Nh Wal ela>
WANTED TO huv new model touring
FOrd fnr cash. must be- In rood coudl
'iru can ile Majestic Rldv
fOR S\ll pnig, ypr. newly painted,
now top. good condition Ervdrtirkson-
kfOh Music 30
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30
CATTLE AND STOCK.

FOR SALE Fine Jersey COW. 3 Ncnfs
rnut wN driving mar" \ wears, buggy
prl harness 2iu T. 1lsi South
FuW SALE Ur, mare, B years ola. W
,HO Ins llRmhl'tnuiuu stock a.. n
fT.,T.r NENN " 10Th
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OFFICES AND SroRtRooMs foR
RENT
in Answsflns Ads Please Mention timss

ruW UrNT uu ufrsivpN. h1If ~ Rtr"
lIFlurss iunm with fine display win.
dow luuuife Wnl ftn
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In Answering Ads. Please Mention Tim
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES
ip ,r.- .,,n. ~. rl.s.. Mention t,me.

rttnrgANpg NJ Gamma huihs fof sale
g5y and iOr per dozen walnut 1eN
7it West i1ih ~
pt AK locust dirr,, {, frnm rufsrr, io.ii
fssi guaranteed ~ live. tOy delivered
Wal BIB
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE.
In Answering Al. Please Mention r'm..

IN Answering ADS. r'es.e Mention f'me.
toNl SALE on TRADE for ,-fnom house.
thc hest equipped sarnre and accessory
In Wellington KAN plenty NJ work. oil
well down 1000 fec, near town. pomsf
Motor 80. lis 4 Lincoln
ron sAiE or tsade hy owner. Nve pairs
" lots well situated Rn modern, near
central Nofmh college. Edmond. W
coca
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-30

" Wv % 't'''''l IilN'I' IHl'IE N'''l' lh'l >
lnvv Music Publishers lous w, Main
E. otohomn CITY
SprNG LADIES desiring moro con
gonlA, employment can. hy uu- new
s'munncd method ~ instruction. soon
QurIfy for good position MS hookkcopor
o. Gi"foTrapher We give you personal
instruction II YOU work. can nrrnug"
fours io sui YOU. or tcnch you right
u 'rrr own home hy mail Position.
secured for graduates For particulars.
90 0r Wu'" 10 Prof : Rates 20q ln
Ncrv'r Rldg corner Main and Harvey
Chrnorr' CiE
COOP money FOR ro!orrd solicitors for
Oklahoma city give telephone number
hd'"'e i-62. care TmrF
luNT RI fooled hirh cost NJ Lying n
''t" ~ Yale cafe 10 South Rrodiwny
No.. 'o.
CNH frst-'lnss and one second lass
f'nnr'nrhor give names ~ proyinls
employers. length ~ service with each
l"1s' salary viii consider to start. an
~ In own handwriting give Rgo,
tonn" ing nnd telephone numhos Ms
T'm""
TEACHER will give ON" ambitious rlr'
ripun lessons IN exchange for HIGHT
h'us"vors in7 y oth
WANTED Cook FOR prteuslon hospital:
must hc good cook Npph Health De
ror'mon'. office ~ w Main
WANTED Young lady iu rntrl. salary
nud rSucns"s paid. call from 'N to 6 "a
y m Miss Carlson. Cadillac Nuiul
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MONEY 10 LOAN

/ have some private money tu loan W
e. Russcl. NH's y UroadNoy Phone
Wal ti'
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WANTED Young ladies 'or tele-
phone operators. experience un-
necessary Apply Miss Cummings.
Room POS, Pioneer Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.
In Answering Ads. Piesse Mention Tin

WILL TRADE my broom modern hou
renting for $50 per month, on Il
street. for pair " good residence Ia
Williams Maple qi5
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GlAUCUS AND IONE

Pastel uIn'uE fHr stIr H. exhibition
900 window Uf Kaufman. Tt..au. tor
price ,lu Maple ,in 1909 " ls'
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RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
In ,n.w.r,rs Ads r,,s. Mention Times

- X. STAMP ANp SEAL co. MS West
Grand rhune Wal ab1