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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-26
Stock Salesman Wanted

II you are live salesman and want
to make $3.50 a week, call room 3i7 Ma
lestlc Bldg oklahoma city. or phone
Maple 1868 or Maple 21i5 win send YOU
out In automobile with experienced
salesman I'll YOU learn our proposition.
Rig commission
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-26
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
TWO nicely furnished bedrooms In mod
crn home, with use Of garage. Call Wal
60lS
NICELY furnished bedroom ZIG w lOth
NICE parlor bedroom, suitable tur couple
or young ladies', modern home. ilS W.
TIN. Maple we.
LARGE. comfortable sleeping room for
gentleman, In private home WAT i4'l
THREE ROOM. clean. furnished cottage
rear, elderly couple desired, surround
ngs desirable hnlt block chr W. ti6s
NICELY furnished sleeping rooms mod
ern; private home walking distance
20 East sth 81 Maple lOl2.
ROOM in private home, connecting bath.
use OF telephone and pDrlur, good huu
next door; walking distance. 6'5 W. alh.
Maple i13
FURNISHED room I'M private home,
walking distance; reference Maple -Nll
WE'LL furnished bedroom Tor couple
or working girls; very close I'm, reason.
able Maple 1855
NICELY mnushcd bedroom I'm modern
home, with use of garage can Wal
6oiS
DESIRABLE room, location and price
employed party l29 u I'm. Wal 2tli.
NICELY furnished. large, clean rooms.
lol Enst 6th. Walnut 1927
VACANT December /, one desirable,
steam heated room Sclkitk ilaH n
Rroodwny
! NEWLY furnished sleeping room. up
stairs one south front room down
stairs pIlyatA cptuncc, will furnish II
desired Walnut 11lS-R
| FOR RENT=ln attractive homo I'M sn4
hurh two south rooms eDCh with sleep
Ing porch near ear line reasonable. W.
| 226Q
BEAUTIFUL. newly furnished bedrooms
for rent l6 y 2nd Phone Maple
2iil-J walking distance.
! ONE nicely furnished sleeping roum,
modern cuuvenicuccs, private home. 81,
W Bird Wal 3o25 Also burn
| STRICTLY modern, we'll furnished rooms
IN fine location, walking distance. Wal
| 6iS0
IpARkiNSON ROOMS snglc or on suite.
! deHirshls we'll Furnished n business
district, ha,H aud Hudson Wal t6lO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-26
Stock Statesmen Wanted

First class statesmen can make good
money right along one man makes $500
n week. Easy 10 sell stock In our com
pany Every one knows OF REFINERY
PROFITS. We paid cash for ten-aCre
site well located In Oklahoma city Boiler
already on the ground, other steel cQuin-
ment contracted for quick delivery We
own oil leases in eighteen counties, 230
acres Rogers county. Four good leases
Nowata county. some OF them proven on
which we are going TO drill, 90 acres In
Healdton field section 22-3-3
our stock is bought by BANKERS
LUMBERMEN AND GOOD BUSINESS
MEN.
Good men can make big money with u.s.
We furnish good references and require
the same.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-26
WANTED

First class tire vulcnnl1or, must he
live wire and well recommended. 7O9
n Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-26
FEMALE HELP WANTED

IT. lN L. II II II LII w nv II -
----s~----.~~---~~~N~~
Y. w. G. A. for position hookkecpcrs
EtenOgraphcrs, saleswomen, nurses.
maids. etc 23O Terminal Arcade, Maple
lti Hours to ,.
WAlrRESSES Wanted for American
plan hotel Phone or wrlts Arcade
Hotel ronca CIV
WANTED-Young lady with office eK-
pcrience. Must bo accurate In figures
bernstein Bros Lumber Co, SIG South
broadway.
YOUNG woman wanted Baltimore Dairy
Lunch,
wANTED-Alcrt. bright. young ladies'
for telephone operators; good wages,
pay while learning Apply Mrs. HUI
Room 2Os, Telephone bldg
WANTED Girls Tor mangle work New
state Laundry, 100 North Francis.
WANTED Single. colored girl for gem
oral houscwurk: small family; good
wages; must be good cook; references
required wal 47s6-J.
WANTED-Glrl for general housework.
Experienced colored girl wanted for
general houscwork Sleep on premises.
No washing Wages 81 n week. Call nj
l223 w 22d street, or phone Maple 1877
ASStS FAINT bookkrcper. prefer someone
familiar with the Burroughs posting
and statement machine. Address B-SlS
Curc Times -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-26
WANTED-TO RENT

REFINED WIDOW Wnnts 10 rent FUR
nished rocnuiug house or hotel r. f.,
care OkIahoman.
WANTED -Four or fvc-room house
within walking distance OF 10Th and
Shartcl streets, permanent voting couple,
no children; reference given Cull Wal
1913
WANTED TO RENT Furnished apart
mcnt or small furnished cottage. must
be modern. immediate possession. can
Mr. Dent. Ovorhulscr Thcucr
WANTED 9 furnished rooms and bath
Tor travelling men, close I'm. near Pat
terson Bldg, give ful details. Address
Room 32I Lee Hucklns Hotel
WANTED by couple. nyc-room mod
crn furnished house or apartment;
close in Address L-30, Corc Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-26
AGENTS WANTED
WANIEp MIsCELLANEOUS

CASH paid for ladies' and rrntlcmcu's
secondhand clothing " 5000
BEST price paid Tor old c.utnug and
shoes Maple 1884.
For old clothes. shoes. We pay best
prices W 1850
hOR mems cast or clothing aud shoes
we viii pay more than anyone else,
W 1905
LADIES aud gentlemen best cash price
Tor your discarded clothing and shoes.
Phone Wall g2i.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02
Many Features
for County Fair

iCor.n1so tro.n ysI Page
hxs Ia. 70 s.2zs { ycyc gaze u
rSss .txl exc. morning. T..s seasc-
His ot .ne teams -.lci vii ylsy asr.
~: cse, oefnI.siy settled upoa
Tns seaySlek County Fay s:soulo
~ nos, saccesstL ere,, ..is year.
xs .os committees !. e.x.ye ot .he
'sr1o2f departments are Daty wi.s
.se,, ,ssyecIirs wo,k- az VII spare
10 tIae x,ac s1psnss :. making ,he
tn.se oxyk session gala on.s. Le.'.
al o,os,, 2no kee5 D,os.iny to. ne
blYgesi tsl, eve, he'd Il tais en.i,.
EecrEoa- Large posIss. vii 500, u
0c! he,zici.g the olg ere,., and xs
srnn zs yohsiSls detailed program
vii y Published Remember toe
as,es Q. .he fair zre S~y,- 6. xno :.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02
CAREFUL HANDLING WILL
GET THE HIGH PRICES

Careful handling often will &c. =
high zrade and relatively high price
70. grain xnd hay which otherwise
would grade los and Sell low, say
specialists ot the United States De-
partner, Of Agriculture.
!: it worth while rha. prudneer.
keep this tae1 Il mind now tina. the
haves. Season 70, hay and grain have
arrived The supply of the best
grades of grain and hay Oh the marx
Fl are always light This Frequently
may be attributed directly 70 poor
handling and care. Quality always
demand. the bert priee, hence the
greatest care should Be exercised II
harvesting anc storing.
Practical Hay anl Grain Hiats
Do not store damp grain OF hay un-
less you have adequate facilities for
frequent turning o:ber~is. they are
likely 70 go ou. Of condition Few
farmer. realize hor snail = percent
age Of moisture viii cause otherwise
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02

go,1 g-Er a,o .sy u n=s. a,o ds,
.e-Ig-st
Mere. -fsls cE-; .xy
i y9- E-an eu--sr-s Z larys ps,.
sss--ags 0. tu-saT- material. rleac !.
J. 1ss;E ..s--s, ;eso low grades n.
sc-ss-zngt or I.t ts-n
l'c AZ. -1I rE-is-les L NOS cxses
= es- - srylosc- ]. nearly away.
e Gse. -ns COMMODITY yu- are ssIIir9
- r-s3s 4gg-
Marketing and Stwsxe Suxxestisn.
Es-ns,1:.s, Z. al ;inss -ha. .as.e :
nes,-y a4s'srs bette. ms,ke. f..
ess- c-y. ano lr-lrso varieties q
grx. ., ..xy -..sr tg- -.-s- u.ict i
damp, cI-y -us,y, rlo4oy, xnd gtt
eolo,
begn ngT u arrange 70, yrype,
na-Tss: sn5 care 0. -hs coming .,or-
r-op. ks-ns--,s, os.erlorztion ot yor.
crvp Als YEA. r,sexos u careless
handing x,o ssUrsxs vii mean IL
e.,o.,noas loss o0.. 70 yo1 ana u u.
country.
S+2-n now 70 st1cy you, psooabl.
teec requirements 70. ID. conMy
ysxy. xno oe,ern.os VIZ. uuxnt..J
yo- VII require snd rne,be, you VII
,s-sn enough ~ raesI youy needs O,
purchase Il.
Take Care Sf Next Year'x Seed
While 4 appear. tnx- there viii b
plenty Of good seed winter wheat,
seec rin.s, rye, sne SEED ot o.h~. fall
sosn crops Il The available supply Is
properly distributed. everyooe who il
contemplating sowing II acreage Of
Any o. these crops this fall .bculc
prorioe 10. hls SEED supply 4. soon H
possible- /; viii Dc n.ceskxry 70 khIp
ssed rhss; INTO those sections where
the wheat ~in.e.-killed badly. In oss-
ey sections which produced i goos
crop, the bes. Of TIA, crop should oe
conserved eirbe. Or the farm. or II
county elevators 20 NEE. The local ana
distant demands for seed purposes. Il
this precaIion Is taken there VIII b
10 need Of sowing wheat. procured q.
The last minute, which. though Of eon-
nsrcial value for milling. feeding, o.
other industrial purposes. i. unfi, ts.
use rs beed
He who kavek for himself fo. sox-
ing. OF aids his neighbor. or o,ben
II securing seed that be knows 10 ne
good IL rendering the patriotic serriee
Of facilitating increased production.
In order thxt they nAy render ef-
tec,ire service IL aiding the dis,-ioa-
i,on Of seeds, the Bureau Of Na,ks.A
United States Department Of Ayrrol-
,ure, and the various state orzsnizz-
,ionk viii appreciate receiving names
Of persons who wish 70 buy 0, sen
seeds.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HEIRSHIP

II TIE MATTER OF The ESTATE
OF JAMES 4 STANLEY. Decess-
ed
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Ths.
Z, the hour Of ten o'cloc. z Il o.
TUESDAY. the fourth day Of S@p-em-
b.e,, 4 D. 1917, ! viii present 70 the
County Courr Of Ssdgwick county. Col
orsoo. ~ accounts 70. final settle
men, r. e administration Of saic es-
tate. :; lich time and place say per
sor = crest NAY appear and pre-
sent objections 10 the same, # they
SO desire.
AND FURTHER NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN, That =. said time
and place the said court viii receive
and hes. proofs concerning the heirs
Of said decedent, pursuant to the veri-
FED petition Of Ralph Stanley. claim
ant IS sn heir st law Of said deceient.
heretofore filed herein, asking for =
Judicial ascer.ainnent and determine
t5on Of the hei-ship Of said estate, and
from which ii appears that Ralph
Stanley, q son. Of Walsenburg, Colo
rsdo, ard Lulu Stanley, daughter. of
Fremont, Nebraska, are the sole heifs
Of said decedent.
NOW THEREFORE, Any and all
persons who are. or who claim to be,
heirs at law Of said James A Stanley.
deceased, are hereby required to Be
and appear thereat, or abide the de-
termination Of the court thereon.
Dated at Julesburg, Colorado. this,
the End day of August, A. D.. 1917.
E. F. CLAYTON,
Administrator of the Estate Of James
A. Stanley. Deceased.
Robson & Hendricks, Attorneys
First Pub. Aug 2, 1917.
Last Pub. Aug. 80, 1917.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02
kED CROSS ORGANIZATION
TO HAVE A WOkK ROOM

The Red C,usk work /. progressing
nicely IL S.eogwek county Al zoe
present TIME there are aD,u. 35l
members 70 the se6xrnE County
Chapter Every citizen Of :he ooun-
~ should becorae ! Inenhe. and %
thei, little BIT Il aiding ,he boys
VII, 60 70 the front" 10 sace Iho.
aoc shell u fighting toy thei. coun-
~. Do ve take the situation as
seriou1iy II ws should We simply
ask the question tia. you .nay .n.-
~ss 10 yourself The BED C,oh. Is
ND viii plzy ~ inyorxn, pzr II
III. gse4. var, xnc ali .nose who Go
10: 20 10 ,he front, should lend every
sssis.ance possible II doing thei, -bn
here Z. hons-
An Instructor fspn Denver Il <1-
pec.ed here soon 10 inK.r1c. the local
ehapt~, IN the BED Crvss work The
executive committee me. LAr, week
md appointed i committee 70 secure
r"on for .he purpose ot carrying
on the act!Ye work II tie orxanizs-
TIN II yos are 10. = member Of
the Eel C.rss, We appeal 70 you 70
y'in Al o,cs
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02
We WIN

II we bu, lose. tho we have spilled
AL Of best blood and treasure tsi,;
To show the world that We have ~iIled
May rouse = FUTURE from bis lsi,.
A noble offspring g-Leonine-
Awake not 70 the nightly quest,
But TO defense Of home and queen,
Nor quirering heart within his breast
A Monarch who will tread the earth
In Righteousness with Sinz roar;
The Scion Of an Ancient birth
VIII win the prize We lost before
And We will hear from DER the sea
OF bruadend time where We nave
fought
The ways Of God must surely be-
The end you sought is fully wrought!
Who looses then, who's battle stroke
Cnselfi1h for the bruised is laid,
Some aftsr-day will break the yoke
That bore the cleavage Of his blade.
GEORGE ". CASNADY.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02

The tourist movement to Colorado
took = tremendous upward tendency
last week as shown in figure. COM
piled by the Denver Tourist Bureau.
The test was made on the Rocky Mt.
National Estes Park in connection
with the system for checking visitors
recently installed in conjunction with
the Department, of Interior and the
Estes Park Hotel Keepers Associa-
-ion- From July 4th. TO July 22nd.,
1886 automobiles entered the park
carrying 1850 people. They came
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02

.'o-nosc 70 - a. 70 .us. what -.ls
-xus prohibits We wiu ssy II Dyls.
.tss: Ine lEw prohibit. everything II
,ns nature ot gift enterprise scheme
0, scheme q any KIND II winch E
coupon, Z premium, free ossl oy
anything slse ut valus IL give, II
cprnsc.lo, WIZ snd q e. indoeernen:
e. "a. ssle u goods, wares snd ,ne,-
t,.Snclss
Yron present Indications II Il be-
hsrso i,sk- ins provisions Of The law
are generally understood and that
Tasss schemes VII u clscontin ned
E-nr. CARDS. voting contest and
schemes s-il - discontinued Punch
cards. voting contest End schemes
Of It.aI nature are also prohibited Il
eondacted II ce,nnectjon with the sale
q ro,os- wares xno Esrchxnoise-
Cash reyisre. ncksts soc rebate slips
Of every KING are prohibited when
gwen upon n accurrulstive basis II
connection with The sale Of goods.
ux-ss xno merchandise
There have been inquiries Is 70 50
CIsny kinds Of vIt, enterprise schemes
That al Of then could NOT be mention
ed The b.sfest. End II the same
time tne craes.- view Of the whole
matte. Is thx. every kind Of gift en-
.srprlse sehens Of every nature, no
natter VIVA. !! nay be, f conducted
L connection with .ne sale Of goods,
wares xno Derrhxndist, j. prohibited
- -he lxr- This if certainly specific
enough 10 zee. eve.y inquiry.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02

s1Ea. -,se-s x.s y,ow-nY splenc "a !
T., We nSrs plsn.y u rx.e. ano tbe
c11;lTs:1o, axk bes, a.eaoeo 10 Son.
Q. .ns growers believe ,nz. watering
-,s .rss-s nov vii MAKE .nsrl ready
-, .ns factory 100 SOD, an5 tosy III
.grsLy inquire VIA. is 10 - cone VII.
.ns c'ests unde. Each Circumstances
The goest1o. Is ~ Interesting oas. ny
oc winch growers ditte, greatly.
Nay oo 10: believe there IL anything
- "A. theory ,ha. Irrigation nvr viii
r-st-,e .nen ahead uf tine xad cause
-hs,, u L4Es second growth /. let,
L ths ground Horere., from r.sx.
~s csr lean OF The s1ojsc-- me t.ests
are likely 70 mature Il merely rate-so
soc s1o~es 70 c,y ug- Bu f iYri-
gz.s5 xno c1ltiva,eo 70 conserve lne
moisture 0, # plenty Of ws.e, Is arail-
Eolt tos later application ,hre. Ii no
no-c, tnat tins is the tine 70 i1-igx,e.
Is ne ,-eets VII then keep o. grvvaz
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02
kCYAL NEIGHBOks WILL GIVE
DANCE SATURDAY EVENING

Z cxnas VII - xTrs- 3. Lguls
raj nsE Saturday nyn.. Aayes. .-n
2noe. u. xaspaess q rne Eorsl
tsi2noo-s- P-o1 Sunch's o,rnes.,s
VIII t--lkn nns.e 70. ,he t,ccxsic,,.
xnc Yooo tI.nt vii - hAo Or al
~no attend The p-oossas vii 20 70,
ths benefit ot tne Rorsl SeiYhoo-.'
lodge We are Informed ia, some
olo fashioned asnes. VIII bs pulled o..
during ne erenrny-.hoss If forty
yea-t ago s.,c rxnYcnI vp 70 the pres
Ell ,i,ne- No oo1.r yo,o c,ord VII
.e !. attendance
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

ksy1lI services aer, Svaaxy Ss
tollou.:
Sunday school ~ 10 o'clyk 4 full
srencancs il requested Ere.Yone Is
asked 70 bring birthday offering 70.
MISSIONS. ~nics viii oe the lxs, ofte.-
in2 70, tne conference yes.
Prsaehing a. II o'eiUE Epworh
lssYus ~ 7 o'cloek and preaching i.
Z o'elef p n Eye.ybpdy invited
Strangers viii be give. the glad hand.
Or annaal conference meets =. Ss-
ica, Colo, Anx. 18th
" T. galley, PAE,of.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02

The man who does not give his full
est cooperation to his country in this
hour will die unh2ppy."-Wood,ow
Wilson, President Of the United
States.
When the circus comes to town take
the wife and kiddies down, place some
dinner for the pup, shut the house and
stables up, see the whole parade and
then see it over once again; see the
whole shebang clear through-aninals
and actors too. Though you get home
without = cent, you'll Be mighty glad
you went. Some day when you're
planted deep other eyes will laugh and
weep, other hands like yours will
strain for little passing gain, and
remember the joy given them, as boy
or girl, will give kindlier thought and
deed, reasoning, it may be, thus: Love
is what the youngsters need, same As
dad once gave TO u.s."
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02
Juice Makers Go
On Wage Strike

iCo--.l,aso tro-D ! l-sf fsgs
caac anc tyg: pYws- a-1 a-sg II.
slgs :-4s-.,c - pscE-y' q -.Is l,-is.-
!yIs keys s-.1e sVrns "a. :---lso .n.
1yfrs w-:iss5-s.I1 Ins r.sE-I..s i,s =
spllc 81 .ars u ..s1 ~ 1p-Is Z
%. -s.I ., by -. g1-rrs.E ?.
--xEes.ltI cs,yse-ss lyn.s W s-is.
70 .e-as. r2-s = -.Is,Es u -he c,-y
eolncl zno iIs ;'9ws. ,l9ase -se- r.,
2s-n2 -t1gs..e-~ sn1 PARTING ~
t:et. cEHs.e.i.ses
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02
GIFT ENTERPRISE LAWS
NOW IN EFFECT IN COLORADO

The Colorado Gift Enterprise Law,
Enacted sy The General Assembly. VII
.'s:one effective on THURSDAY. Julr
Eth After ne1 Thursday gi. en.e,-
prlss schemes Of every KIND. ioeind-
i-z trading stamps, coupons. pre,ai-
4--s. cumulative discounts. free deals,
s.e- are prohibited II Colo.aoo.
Ne have had many question. pro
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02
-ks ~ REL FELTUEE AT
BiPf MONDAY aSD UE>D.y

The = lD..E.r E9-, ssve- ---s.
fes.-z-s r,i..-l-. Il ~ --ls oIs-.s Z; -,,s
El2; =, nerI KV-i2sy I'M Tasscsy
sr.s--lgs TINS plr...s promises - ~
1,is = L1s -.s-s. s.-s. Z 3-, cT:y. a1c
a. oo-rr - s-,s-los, ~ ls-r. I'm
~, q t.s ,-IVs---lg ;Ic--,. tars = -nls
e-TE
I.1s rIetc-. II p.-.11es1 ~ "a.
',p.-.s- t-1sene.. CO. q New
tg-t s.,c It rssso as o-. = -tfsi. -.es:
r,.'o ar.Io-,k Do.N to,xst -ae 1s-es
.'ss s-rv-,ice.-s-. Il acrs-lss-o.,.1.
elsewhere :. -sls ;a,s,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02

4 Eino xno hal Eto.r dc consider
able damage /, the Z n johnson
an6 A L Morris places about eleven
niles ives. Of Jalesbzry last Monday.
4 BAN rxs bluwr ore. 3; the John
soa place xnd = Jap hoass WAS de-
nolished On the Norris place Some
oanAee VAS done 70 crops n that
section
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02

4,9-- sTs-y s-x.s L i.s g,lo.. xnd
t-o,n A-zs.x- England Scotland xno
-Als-rsls l. addition - -nese. the
EE.s- -'9--s.ao, ro-rsnss casylec
! -. ;'s-sorss, u-ssany .o.xl q l..35T.
Tns lnr-=xss 70. .hs s-ey,d week L
Irly WIS scy-I 80 ~. cs-, u-1-t pro
s;-se-s =: -ae. g.sste, inc-eas. du,-
NJ ,ns .ss-aacs 9t n. mont, .n5 =
Z lgosI
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02

e. {. Could arrived here tro,n S,
Joseph Tuesday, where BE- had been
WITH shiprnsn, Of boy1.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-08-02

II TIE MATTER OF The ESTATE
OF JAMES 4 STANLEY. Decess-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-19

t0 SttGttfr tf0 --1e sherman, Berthan 20 WakIey, Jos. --21 Kirby, Milton, w., , -22 Shores, Leonard ---23 Due, Philip
 "A Fuienwider, Lamar -25 .Hackett, Geo. ---26 Pettus, Jno. Frank ---27 Conway, j. D., Jr. -2e Wardeil, Wm. --2o King, J. B. ---3o Daley, Eugene
 -3f Hodges, Edward ga TIdweiI, Jas, Jr. ---3S CockreIl, Bonnie --34 Richardson, Edw. --35 Brown, Earl --36 Preston, H. ---37 Weese, Bernard --35 Marrette, Roland --39 Majors, Cecil 40 Calvin, George ---42 Maglock, Maurice -43 Jones, J. H., Jr. "A Gladden., Jno. ---45 Zeli, Geo. A. ---46 Mccarnell, Jos.
 -47 Show, Marion --4a Burke, Wm. 40 Witte, Robt. ---5o Lykes, Edwin |. -51 Green, Fred --52 5eyer, Geo. --53 Chew, Bonnie --54 Bush, g. 0. --B6 Rogers, Walter --57 Moss, Oscar ,v-58 Afford, Philip H. '-59 Wright, Frank --6o HoIston, Harry -61 Renfroe, Clyde --82 Alverson, Barnett --63 Brown, J. D. -64 WhltesIde, H. B.
 -65 Cannon, L. c. ---6e Lundham, Donald
 -67 Swatsell, Robt. -68 Howard, B. F., Jr. ' --69 Norris, Arthur G. --7o Austin, Robt. -71 Strain, Carroll -72 Atkinson, Eugene --73 Urquhart, Jnc. w. "A Cook, Jay
 -75 Johnson, Wm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-19
Two $1OO Liberty Loan Bonds as
 Capital Prizes
for the Entire Birmingham District.

for the Entire Birmingham District. One of these Bonds will be given to the Boy, and One to the Girl who secures the greatest number of votes in the entire dis trict covered by Greater Birmingham and suburbs.
 These bonds will constitute the First Prize in the particular zone in which the children who win them reside, and "A Handsome Suite of Child-size Furni- ture, large enough for most any little girl to use as Her Very Ow1l-will be given as First Prize to Girls in each of the other Four Zones.
 "A fine and dandy big Automobile will be given as First Prize to Boys in each of the other four zones.
 There will be scores of other handsome Toys such as any little Boy or Girl will be proud to own-and all are Free to little Friends of Steele-Smith customers who confine the most of their purchases to Steele e-Smth's and vote every time they make purchase of 10c or more. For Boys there will be~more Automo- piles, Velocipedes, Coaster Wagons, Scoot- CTS, Roller Skates, Kodaks, Drums, Tool Chests and practically every other sort of Toy that Boys want.
 For Girls there will be fine Big Dolls, Sets of Doll Furniture, Doll Carriages, Individual pieces of Child-size Furniture Doll size Kitchen Cabinets and scores of other good toys,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-19

-17 Hopping, K.
 -13 Caldwell, E. -19 Wilson, D. go Ban, Evelyn -21 Yielding, E. -22 Morton, D. -23 Peacock, c. E. "A Naff, c. -25 Burford, o. --2e Farmer, V. --27 ShllI, Evelyn
 -2s Davis, L. N. -29 Harding, M.
 80 Patterson, M. -a1 Finley, Alice -a2 Puckett, N. M. -a3 Hamilton, N. -s4 Robertson, R. -s5 Smith, c. c. --36 Mali, Eva -37 Arrlco, Reaha --a8 chappsll, L. M. --3s Brooks, A. R. 40 Eomar, N. Al Cooney, Anna AZ Armfleid, J. B. --43 Smith, L. A Bike, M. A. --45 Bell, Vlrgls --4e Hilton, M. 3. --47 Brsoan, Lucille --48 Scott, Nj. l.. 40 Hoiton, M. B. --5o Leslie, Francis -51 Fuller, Maud --52 Wheeler, Carolyn -53 Scholzs, Lillian Q --54 McNaIly, Virginia
 -65 tlamlll, Clara --5e McHaIi, Helen L. --57 Adams, Ruth --58 Hill, Elolse --5s Hawkins, Rose M' --eo Harvy, Catherine --e1 Broom, Va.
 -e2 Caldwell, Edna l--6s Steele, Judith -e4 Dollar, Maru.
 -e5 TIIlman. Mara. --6e Wright, Va. --e7 oahan, Marg.
 -es Stewart, Dorothy -eo Morrill,, Lucy Ale -7o TroncaI'l, Lydle -71 Moss, Ethel
 -72 siackard, Ellz. -73 Llndiey, katherin' IA Kuip, Susie l-75 Elley, Marian
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-19

20 Arnold, Ruth
 --21 Froyth, Virginia --22 SeeibInder, Helen --23 Lyle, Ever Russell "A Jackson, Della --25 WorrelI, Virginia ---2s WalpoIe, Helen -.-27 Brook, Alice Duke ---2s Ashmore, Ella --29 Miller, Alma 50 SooIIIan, Mary c. --a1 Alfano, Anna ---32 PIerson, Georgia -33 Macksould, Victoria -s4 Schwartz, Marg. --3s Smyly, Pearl
 ---36 Edmondson, Mildred --s7 Durham, Mary Alice --3a MInter, Virginia --3e Canfleld, Clara E. 40 Filler, Audrey ' Al Johnson, Nancy --42 Mouehon, Helen
 -4s Murry, Evelyn "A Jones, Annie Lou ----sB Kennedy, Irene --46 Smith, Mary Allen --47 Dempster, Eilz. A. ----4e Deavers, Purser AS Cornelius, Martha --5o Meadow, Evelyn A. ---5t chumley, MsrH. ---s2 Dunlay, Emily --sa clorg, Dorothy -B4 cernlaIIa, Rosa -55 Taylor, Lydia
 --56 Downs, Clara
 --67 Rubensteln, llIana --Ba kabose, Margaret --S9 Alexander, Marjorie -eo WhIteslde, Martha
 -61 Hawkins, Alice --e2 Wade, Rowena L. --e3 Murphy, Agnes --e4 Herbst, Clara 0. --SS kates, Evelyn -eo cIapp, Mary c. -e7 Ellington, Dorothy --e8 Froxer, Annie Owen --6o Trammsll, Marie
 TO Wright, Pearl
 -7t Sherrolt. Irene --72 Dennle, Juanlta -73 Porter, Louise --74 Paramore, Marjorie -7B Keith, Elizabeth