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Bankruptcy Sale
OF COMPLETE. UP-To-DATE
oxShookFa ctory

Pursuant TO an order Of the District
Court of the United States for tho
Eastern District Of Virginia. in the
matter of the Petersburg Wood Supply
Co. Inc, bankrupt, entered on the 30th
day OF July. 1917. the undersigned trus-
tees will proceed TO sell at public auc.
ton, on the premises in Petersburg"
Va, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Is. 1917,
at IL o'clock noon,
one complete Box Shook Manufacturing
Plant. containing modern and practi-
cally good as new equipment Capacity
ten cars OF shocks per week. Ready
for immediate operation. Available
railroad advantages are unexcelled
Power plant of 800 horsepower, two
planners, two Band Resaws. two Match
erS. one SQueezer, one Printer, ono
double-heal Shook S7iicer. three Nail
ing Machines. nineteen Cutoff and Rip
Saw Machines, complete Blower Sys-
tenn. with all the necessary boxes,
Shafting. Pulleys and Belts for Same.
Equipped with city water and electric
light supply.
TERMS: Made known at sale
fered as a whole, and as a going con-
Germ. with the privilege of rejecting
any bids thereon, and Offering the same
in separate parcels. as to he said
trustees shall seem best.
r. A. ROBERTSON,
BERNARD c.. SYME.
CHAS. f POLLARD.
JAS. R. HARRISON. Auctioneer.
BY ]. a. CONNELLY & co,
Real Estate A~uctioneerS.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

AUGUST S.-MlsEfvinEs which
turned out to be correct that the govern
not indicate SO large a yield Of corn as had
been seDeraily ptedieted. led today to a
ket closed steady y 70 = cent ne, higher.
May. Wheat declined "a cent net. closing
steady al 2@ September. Oats gained n
cents to 4 cent. and provisions - to 20
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Auction Sale
onumentAve

In execution Of a decree oftho
inond. in the suit OF n. W. Bowe, sub
stituted trustee. rs. Adeline H. Brauer
ct ais. and Bruce Bowe. substituted
trustee. VS.. Adeline Brauer's adminis-
traitor. ETC.. ct ais. entered May, "a.
1916. the Undersigned substituted trus-
tec Will orer for sale on tho premises
on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 8. 1917.
at 6 o'clock,
the residential property. No. 2226 Honu-
ment Avenue with lot upon which It
stands. fronting 80 feet and running
back. between parallel lines. 10 an alley
in the rear.
This is an attractive house. on tho
best street in the city: has IL rooms,
and is a safe purchase for home or
investment
TERMS: Subject to CONTINUATION OF
the court o~ne-third cash, balance in
three equal installments at si1. twelve
and eighteen months. deferred pay
ments TO be evidenced by negotiable
notes. with interest added from day
OF sale. or all cash. at the option OF
he purchaser.
BRUCE BOWIE,
Substituted trustee.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

steady: bulk. SIS 50 sl6SS: light. slleoT
sls IS: mixed. sl5o5 a SIS 50: heavy. $4,000
Cattle: receipts. 1000. frm; native beef
@cat!!e. $500 sli1S; Western steers ssloa
and heifers, st+oa slle "a; calves; ss.5od $500.
,750a sio.s5: lambs. .,co9 sA35.
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Srw YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK;, AUGUST S.-RaW suEat, stfohE:
Rio is. 9is: Santos As, l0is.
An actlNe demand from shorts and new
investment buying on the pronounced
strength in lard and cotton put cottonseed
oil considerably higher to-day. and hnal
prices showed net gains OF L. to so points.
October sold up to 1855. and closed 1850.
Sales. SO. 200 barrels. Prime crude. l.5So nom
inal. The market closed steady. Spot. 10
hid August. l5.O5 Mi5:7 IS; September. isSl9
i5li: December. 1900 1907: January. 1899
a la.oo: February. 1900 l5.o5: March. l5.lo
On Ii -
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did no, have as much effect as It has re-
Gently.
Disturh!ns political rumors of vague
character were heard toward the close. ana
helped 10 unsettle the market.
spot cotton. quiet and unchanged safes
on the spot IS bales: to arrive. 3 oaiee-
N,Iniinc " IS
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
steers. $500 M5.oo: 6uils. 5000 .s.aS: cows.
st.1oi s..:S.
Calves. steady: veals. sl3ooa SIS %: culls.
slo0ea SEQ; sk!ni-milk calves. ss.ma:e@
Sheep and la inbs. steady: sheep. 5000
5000: culls. $500. lambs. SIS N sii..
Hogs. firm: Pennsylvania and State hogs.
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casks; shipments. 72a casks: stock. $1,000
casks. Resin. firn: sales. l.Si7 barrels: re-
esip,s. La barrels: s%hipments. FTP barrels:
si.a G5.i5: T.. 5l5: r. 5.isd6i7n: o. 5l5qb
SO. Il. l. 5l5G5so:. X. s25:. n. 56SG675:
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Cash grain: Wheat-No. . red. 2.N 1917
No. ; red. 2%M2tS No: : hard. 2.eoG 26i
. Sol3 @252: No 5 yellow and No. 1 yellow
nominal.
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BY ]. a. CONNOLLY & CO.,
Real Estate AuctioneerS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

S<AAA
VERY DESIRABLE NINE-RooM RES.
5RESCE NEAR NoRTHWEST COR;
YOUNG STREET. HIGHLAND PARK.
In execution of a deed of trust, dated
Henrieo copnty. Virginia. in Deed
Book 2oS r." page 2o5; defaYlt having
therein secured; and also, in execution
of a deed of trust. dated July is. 1914.
and recorded in above said clerks Of
fault having been made in the payment
of a portion of the debt therein Sc
cured; and being requested SO to do.
we VIII sell. by public auction, on
FRIDAY. AUGUST 10. 1917.
on the premises. at $3.50 P. NJ. the
above mentioned property, more fully
described as follows:
Beginning at a point 1875 feet distant
from the northwest corner of Virginia
Avenue and Young Street. thence run
ming, w~estwardly and fronting on the
north Iine Of Young Street. n hun
parallel lines 200 feet to an alley.
cost of executing this trust; any taxes
that may be due and unpaid; a ratable
proportion of the taxes for the year
1917; any insurance premiums that may.
be due; n note for s4S; due April IS.
Is, 1917, and interest thereon; one note
for $3.50. due July is. 1917. and one
note for $3.50, due July Is. 19i7, and
note due July Is, 1918, for $3.50, and in
terest notes, payable quarterly. and the
residue in equal installments at one
quarterly and secured by deed Of trust
on the property; or. for all cash. at
ARTHUR e. CHAPMAN,
Trustees.
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aA|D y Professionals
EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS
They Start Peace Rumors and, Tn.
der Cover Of 1t. Attack Beth
ySss lehem Steel.
B STOCK BREAKS 10 POINTS
Crop Report Is Good. II Actual
Conditions Are even Better-Rail-
a. road Stocks Being Accumulated in
u Anticipation Of Strong Market.
by WALL.

YORK August Stalking advantage
Ola market weakened by short covcrinE in
anticipation OF II good crop report. profess
sIonals made = raid to-day that succeeded
II. beyond their expectations. The crop re-
- pcf, vas good and actual conditions were
even better. But the professionals started
a peace rumor. ana under cover of II at:
tackled Bethlehem Steel. They also spread
tho impression that the government; Is going
't6 NIX the price of steel at something lower
than $50 a ton; They made II aprear that
important people In Washington were selling
--thc market.
Bethlehem Steel suffered mos; severely. the
3 stock breaking ten points. The crop re-
port Shows there will he 4 record yield OF
.. corR. oats and hay. wheat Will be about
S lpent reported since tho date of tho infor;
-, nation on which to-day's report was based
There is reason for optimism.
-, Railroad stocks arc being accumulate IN
.,,rSS pectation of a market for, the shares as
"a fpon as the public realizes the strong posi-
Lion in which the railroads now IND them
.5fsives -,
the buying of Marine was most excellent. as
wis also the buying Of American lntcEna-
ranNenal Tobacco shares made new hiSh
NEW r Angus, S.-Mcrcantile parer.
AZ. Sterling: siaty.day bills. StI:. com-
-4imerciai S!xty-dzy bills on banks. VIA:
y.Tcommerciai s,xty-day bills, SANS: demand.
St->H5a SIS: sahies. st7s '-ls. Bar silver; S2..'
STEADY; railroad bonds. ;rtssular, Time
loans. steady: sixty DAYS. s.. il: ninety DAYS.
{aiS; six months. +i79tN Call money.
steady. ruins rate, Fl
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. August Section good. were
hrner here to-day. Denims were u cent up
and wide shcetings are to be advanced this
week. Yarns were quiet. Johbcrs report
an active business with visiting retailers.
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V STORES
SAVANNAH. GA. August s.-Turpentine
firm. 57i- a 3IN: sales. 43 casks: receipts. 5al
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Poultry-Hens very active; market higher
and stronger: chickens also very active.
r gs--Market frmer. Buttcr-Market hrm.
Hides. wool-Cnchangcd and in good demand.
Live stock and als-Lo receipts heavy.
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IDENCE NEAR NORTHWEST COR
NER OF VIRGINIA AVENUE AND
YOUNG STREET, HIGHLAND PARK.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-06-29

p y \ 45i
Mrs, E. Kramer. Of Maadville, Pa,
has concluded a visit with relatives
and friends.
w. "A. Ault spent several days the
past week in New York city.
Helen Chilcote, Of Akron, is visit
ing relatives.
Galen Bicksler has been quite sick
for several weeks.
The Ohio Injector and Ohio match
plants viii shut down the first week
in July, for weeks vacation for EN-.
ployes.
Harry Dohner, aged %, died Satur-
day evening of tuberculosis, at his
home south of town. Funeral services
were held Tuesday afternoon. He is
survived by his parents and one sister,
Mrs. Earl Risel, Pardee strees.
Mrs. Orris Ream, High street, was
taken suddenly i'll Saturday, Of spinal
menengitis.
MTb. NudElCo ULVCAs HCG IldliIc
Mohn, Kenmore, was taken i'll while
visiting friends at West Salem, she
was later brought to her parents home
here.
Friends and relatives pleasantly sur
prised Miss Nellie Marin, at her
home, Friday evening. Miss Marin
who will be married Wednesday morn
ing to John Malaney, jr., at Sacred
Heart, was the recipient Of a number
Of beautiful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Holvey were en-
tertained Sunday at the home Of
the latter's sister, Mrs. Ira Fleck, at
Poe. The young people were recently
married, dinner was served to a
party Of relatives, including G. E.
Lozier and family, of Doylestown;
Thos. Action, of Akron; Jno, Aston
and son, Willis, Silver Creek.
Willford Foster, II and Ronald
Ray, S, were riding down a hill att
Wadsworth Sunday afternoon and
collided with a machine driven by
Cyrus Evans. The boys were bruised.
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WESTERN STAR

Mrs. Lloyd Wales spent the week.
end visiting relatives in Cleveland.
John 0. Bechtel Of Tarrentum, Pa.
and George Bechtel and wife Of Az
ron, visited at L. Nashes Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Becker cele.
brated their golden wedding on Sun
day, 80 relatives and friends being
present. "A fine picnic dinner was SER
we'd out on the lawn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Becker received many nice presents
among which was $25 in gold. The
W. M. A. society Of which Mrs. Becker
is member presented her with a $5
gold piece.
Mrs. Myrta Hile entertained the
w. M. A. ladies on Thursday after
noon. Recitations were given by Mrs.
Clayton Spicer and Mrs. Mary Gar
men, and a talk by Mrs. Emil Sywul-
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NOTICE or SALE or BONDS

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office of the Clerk of the Village OF
Lodi, Ohio, until IL o'clock noon, CEN
trail standard time of
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1917, G
for the purchase OF twenty bonds of
said village, aggregating Thirteen
Thousand Dollars ($1S,o00.e0); issued
In the denomination of Six Hundred
consecutively from one to twenty as
Of the Series of 1917; dated July 1st
1917 and payable as follows: one bond
April LIST. 1918, and one bond October
LIST. 1913, and one bond on the first day
of April and October Of each year there
after until said bonds are fully paid;
said bonds to bear interest at the rate
OF Ave per cent I5g6l per annum, pay
able semi-annuaIIy on the 1st day of
April, and October Of each year, evil
denced by coupons attached thereto;
and both interest and principal are to
be payable at the office Of the Sinking
Fund Trustees Of said village.
Said bonds are issued for the puf-
pose OF paying certain portion Of the
costs and expense, viz, the villages pOr
tion or that portion of the costs and ex-
penses not provided for by special as
sessment, for the Improvement Of Me-
dina Street and wooster Street in the
Village Of Lodi Ohio, between termin-
ais her reinafter described and are issued,
under authority Of the Laws Of Ohio,
and Of Sections 3S20-3831 Of the GEN
eral Code of Ohio. and an Ordinance OF
said Village entitled, An Ordinance 70
Issue Bonds for the Purpose of Paying
Part OF the Costs and Expenses 81
Improving Sundry streets in the village
Of Lodi, Ohio, to-wits Medina Street
from the Main Cemetery Gate on said
Street to the Intersection Of said Me-
- rtrants an5 yuorsfay q. tlNt
from the Eastern Line Of Prospect
Street to the intersection Of said Woos-
ter Street with Bank, Elyria and Medi-
ma Streets all to be done by grading,
draining, paving and Curbing," passed
June Sth, 1877.
| Said bonds will be sold as. OF the date
and place aforesaid to the highest and
best bidder for not less than par and
accrued interest.
! All bids must state the number OF
| bonds bid for and the gross amount OF
the bid and accrued interest to date OF
delivery. and be accompanied with q
certified check. payable to the Treas
Ts sr psr 81 .ss cent S e os tSe amount noun fo e
the bonds bid for. upon condition that
| II the bid ID accepted, the bidder will
receive and pay for such bonds as may
be issued Az above set forth, within
ssn Say o% the Sass ss oS q SswSTS ysa.s sa
stipulated damages II said condition ~
/ not performed. Each bidder as a part
| OF his bid, will also be required to pre-
pare, furnish and deliver at the proper
time. Tree OF charge, under the direc-
ell and the Village Clerk, all necessary
blanks on which said bonds are to be
! executed
the Village Of Lodi. Ohio, reserves
| the right 70 reject any ana eli bids.
! Bids should be sealed and endorsed.
4 Bids For yillege. Portion Street Im-
5uns SStA iSiT. b. p. COLLINS,
b. II. WHITE. @asCk' cisf u
IA. n. Underwood, Atty. M N ,tl ll- Il.
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SOUTHEAST MEDINA co.
WADSWORTH

Mrs. E. ]. Young and son. Wayne
and Mrs. ]. w. Porter Of Akron, are
spending week at Lakeside.
E. J. Young and Rev. G. B. Etter
are delegates from the East Ohio
SYNOD to the general synod, in Chi
cago this week. There were no church
services Sunday morning owing to DR..
Etter's absence.
A. B. Shilling has returned to his
home in S. Main street after a month
at Lakeside hospital, convalescing
from serious operation.
Mrs. W. w. Cameron and son,
Leslie of Fairbury, Neb., who spent
the past week with Mrs. J. B. Irwin
left Thursday for Chicago for q visit
with the formers daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Shoemaker
and Mrs. Alice McKim Of Nichols, N
Y, are occupying the McCamon prop
erty on Broad street.
Mrs. Mary Critchfield Of Danvillc
is the guest of Mrs. J. Willford.
Mrs. Addie Shaffer entertained a
party of friends Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hunsberger
went to Lakeside Thursday to open
their cottage for the summer.
w. L. Good spent the past week in
attendance at the convention OF fun
eral directors in Detroit.
The w. H. M. S. Of the Methodist
church will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Morgan Meath on Broad street Tues
day at 2:30 p. m. A picnic supper will
be served at $50 to which the hus-
bands are invited.
Miss Ruth Rees, who was gradu-
ated from Ohio Wesleyan university
last week will leave in the near future
to spend several months in California.
Wadsworth Chautauqua begins on
Thursday, June 28 and continues un-
til Monday. The program is inter-
esting and entertaining and promises
to be a diversion that Wadsworth ciH-
zens will want repeated every season.
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POE

The Children's day program was
much enjoyed by all who heard it. "A
fine crowd was in attendance.
s. II. Hoddinott and family visited
at r. Il. Bowman's in Akron Sunday
afternoon.
We had peas from our garden for
dinner on the 25th day Of June. Can
any one beat it?
A number from the grange attended
the Pomona at Mallet Creek on Sat
urday and had a fine time.
Irwin Moore will lead the League
meeting on next Sunday night and
would like a good crowd out to hear
him.
Clarence Tanner visited several
days at s. e. Johnson's last week.
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GHENT

Mr.. K. S. Hiraide. a native Of To-
kyo, Japan. who has been in this
country for seven years. and is d
graduate Of Taylor University Of Up
land, Ind, also Of Drew Theological
Seminary, and the past year studied
philosophy in Boston University, will
speak at East Bath Evangelical
church Friday evening, June 20. He
will also tell Of his experiences Of his
conversion from Buddhism to Christi
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worker. The following officers were
elected: John Houck, president; Miss
Anna Hopkins, vice president; Miss
Mary Freeman, secretary; Miss Sybil
Ingersoll, treasurer.
Mrs. H. H. Anderson and sons,
Richard and Donald, have gone to-
Michigan to visit relatives.
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LitchfieId Low Down SDreaders

Guarantee Back Every One n 7 80 - : NAsS -
simplicity Lchfeld Down complicated maehnav
There only gear wheels the entire spader All n - r
usually strong and there few Of them gears On othar Ers
ers ana tns ccmpcasd parts and make comparison
oter paIs that Will permit Of t system which combined With e *
journal beatng as foolocng ong system g e \
possible dc Ie simple straight direct methods followed tha cons
ton the Mtchfeld Speadr make farm wagon never ~
ing trouble We from reDar f1ne ana
q @ usual Kind We have used the latest ideas duspocnne snd
- - $50 $500 ksAAET
ing you very good price CAL and them convinced
Casn Elevator Il. /. lMMEL Seville, Ohio
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anity. He is called the "Billy Sunday
Of the East." He is an inspiration to
ell who hear him. His sister. Miss
Toni Hiraide, has a mission in Tokyo,
Japan. He has preached in 80 states
IN this country. He will return to his
own people July. n as a missionary
a X. ?. B. was organized at Client
Church Of Christ Tuesday evening BY
Miss Cloris Aiken, state w. C. T. u.
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Onion and Potatc Crates eur spes-
iaiity. Mill and Yard lcsated Oppesits
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COPLEY5 !

Mrs. Mary Stuart Powers Of Nor
walk will lecture on''The Call Of the
Hour Thursday evening, June 2S, at
the IN. 2. church. Admission free,
but collection will be taken for the
benefit Of the Y. p. b.
The wv. g. T. u. win hold moth
ers' meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Jacoby Friday afternoon, June 20.
Mrs. Powers will talk on Purity"
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Continued on page Q.
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IMPORTED Belgian Stallion
MARTIN

" f ! + z y 81 X y u i
Imported March 10. 1914
by Bell Brothers, Wooster,
Ohio. Foaled 1909. Cerh6-
cate and registry numbers are
8353---82368. Color, dark
chestnut. Weight 2lO0 pounds,
if the scales are handy. In
Service.
Terms: $l2 to insure colt
9 days.
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ka, late returned Missionary from
Africa who Is living in our neigh
borhood at this time. After the meet
ing the hostess served Ice cream and
cake.
Preaching Sunday morning. All
welcome.
The order Of the day is strawberry
picking at the Star.
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ChippeWa Cash Elevator
Farmers!

Farmers!
Wheat is looking fine. Remember,
when You are ready to sell your new
crop, We are here TO buy it. Afull
line Of feed on hand at all times. We
crack corn for chickens or grind feed.
Sole agent for "GOld Thread Flour"
Fairbinks Standard Scales, 1000 lbs.
capacity, $500 Come In and see the
new Twin Washer, It ia a dandy, it
makes "blue Monday" sunny for your
wife. You buy up-to-date tools for
farm; why not an up-to-date wash
ing machine
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SERPENTIN
Imported Draft Percheron
Stallion
Register No. 66651
Color Jet Black Weight 22OO
One of the best draft stations
in country.
Terms: $12 to insure colt 9 days
old. AT
LYMAN BURLINGTON FARM
v mile south and v mile west Of
River Styx
Phone 1902 River Styx.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-20
Real Estate
AND LOANS

Five room plastered house partly
modern; fine location on Dakota ave.
nue.. Lot 5Oxl65 feet. Price $1,000,
one-half cash.
Nine room modern house one block
from Carnegie library; good cistern
and barn; house in first class condi-
ton; large bedrooms, viii pay 10
per cent interest on Investment. Loan
of $1,000 at per cent Price $4,000.
$4,000 stock Of general merchandise
to trade for good land.
FARM AND CITY LOANS
$4,000 private money to loan on
good land or first class residence or
business property at a low rate of in
terest; no red tape; inspection made
from our office; money ready when
abstract is finished showing good ii.
flo
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HALL & PHILLIPS
Phone l6 Room TO- B. P. Smith Building

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new words, and the Illustrations are
both interesting and instructive. Its
convenient size and practical style Of
binding further recommend it."
The New Universities Dictionary
was designed to serve as a guide to the
correct use Of to-day's English. /; is
accurate in its definitions aud con
talns the latest and newest words
whose general usage warrants their
ircorporat- on into dictionary design.
ed as this one was, primarily for every
day folk. who want to speak and write
the English language correctly and
veil
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POPULARITY OF new
DICTIONARY GROWS
Lawyer Praises Book; Money Well Spent
He Declares

Appreciation Of the offer of The
New Universities Dictionary being
made by this paper to its readers is
shown in the steady increase in the
distribution. The popularity Of the
book has become more widespread, as
those who were among the first to Sc
cure a copy have told their friends
about the dictionary or have shown 4
to them. Each day the distributing
clerks Lave been besieged by crowds
Of coupon-holders.
Many comment on the work in
terms of highest praise.
q never spent ninety-eight cents to
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known lawyer declared. Il have long
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1t is thoroughly up to date, gives a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-03-20
Real Estate
and Loans

For sale. five room house, two
porches, bath, hot and cold water,
kitchen sink, electric lights, not As by
1865, corner Price $3.50, $3.50 cash
and easy monthly payments on BEE
anCe
For Sale, fou" room strictly modern
house well located on west hill, $3.50
cash with very easy monthly pay.
ments Price $1,000
For Sale. five room house, lot 75 by
1865, corner, price s45O, on very easy
payments.
This is only a very few Of the bar
gains have to offer In city property
Why should you pay rent when you
can own your own home and pay II
out like paying rents. See or phone
me at once and see some Of the bar
gains / have to offer you while they
last.