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Underwear and
Mems Furnishing
Fridays Special Values

Women's Cotton Union Suits
high neck, long or short sleeves-
also low neck. sleeveless or short
sieeves-anklo length drawers
our reg. .5.................,...., .O7
ChIidrrH's Union suits--white--
nceced-hiKh neck. long sleeves
ankle leng ,h-sizcs to 10 yrs.--
our reg. .i.,.....,...,.,.......... .57
our reg. .7--larger siaes......,... .07
Mems suspeaders-live rubber
gilt buckles-stripeB-o reg. 30. "a
Meas NegiiEee shirts--
percales-neat coloTed stripes
white EroundB-starched cuffs
our reg o'''''''''''''''''''''''' .t1
Mems SILK NeckweRr-open ends
figures and BtripeB-reg. .2S and .35 "a
Meas winter DaIbrigEnn Underwear
shirts or drawers--ecru--
all sizes-our reg. .B....,....,...., .O5
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Women's Undermuslins
fridays Special Values

wOmen's KiEhtdresses-cambr
nainSook UI muslin-in variety
OF new models--our reg. sl2S.. .O4
NnInsook nations-yokes Of
fancy lace or embroidery
slightly soiled--Our reg. ST.. .BS
uuIIted yests--Japanese SILK
80 20 b0--most comfortable for
wear under Fall suits and coats .O1
knit Corset Coyers-high neck
short or long sleeves--specisl.. -
Canton Flannel Corset Covers
high neck-tight fitting
rlZcI 90 10 OE..' ''''''''''''' .OS
I'Innnelette Night Gowns-pink or
blue and white gtripes--with OF
without collars--braid finish. .7S
Finnneiettc Nightdresses-white and
cOlored stripes--sllk scaloped collars
and cuffs-eXcellcnt quality -. ~
Fianneiette Pninmas-
white and colors---frog finish 1 .2S
Cambria or Nalnsook Petticoats-
rufflo OF wide embroidery or
fancy lace insertions and edge
our reg. Sl,sS, S,....'.'..'.'''... .O4
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Muslins, Sheets, Etc.
Fridays Special Valuss

Fine Biesched Musiins-3s in.
mill ienEths-l0 to 20 yds.
no dreSsing-Roft finish-
our reg. .20-yd. ..........
BIeached sheetIag-sI in. wide
or unbleached $50 in. wide)-
for full sizo beds-value .46.... ID
Pillow cnscs-I5x36 in.-embroid-
cred or inltialed--value .37... ,2S
sheets tT2xBO) neat centre
seams-VaIuO '72...,.......... .03
Crochet spreads-for full size
bedS--value tl.6S. .22
Crochet sprends-extra fine
four designs-our reg. tl.97, 4. I'D
BED Tieking-mill lengths
10 to 20 yds.-Btriped and
lowered designs-vaiue IS yd.. "a
BIeaehed Cheese Cloth
SO In. wide-value 7h.......... a.
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Various Indispen nsables
Fridays Special Values
Nov.it, J-wsiry-sterIins silver o

Novelty Misunderstanding silver or
gold plate--bar pins. cuff links.
brooches and other useful articles
value .tS and .i1..,..To clear .2S
pcarI N~ekiaees-orlsntal shadinga
cream or fiesh-Braduated or
uniform sizes--solid gold clasps
value i.07 and S2,t7....,...1.6 .65
Chiidren'r black Cotton Hose
double heel and too--our req. .2s .23
Won,en's Cotton Hose-black and
white--slisht impe ertections-
seconds Of II CT. quality. 10
Mem. aud women's UmbreIiss--
silk and linen mixed
our reg. 12.47, ,..,,.....,......2
Leather and sin Handbags
variety Of sizes In newest
sIyles--our reg. .92,......,.... 1T
Mems uHndkerehiefs-all linen
our reg. rs each.............. .15
wreath Initial different designs
In boA-soms initials missing. .12
Half dozen. 80
ODD Lengths of RIbbOn-
satins. moIres aud tatfetas-a variety
ut colura, including checks and
Dresdens--our reg. .g3 to ,35 yd.. 20
W lue ItlnOouN-llNlH hlll ANblIo
tHffetAs and Satins as well as many
new Dresden patteTns-special.. rs
Finest Quality Dresdens-
light and dark colors-
value as and .bb.,...... 81 a. 30
Roys' scout GIoyes-heavy cotton
fleece llned--kid gauntlets--alsO
boys wool gloyes-Our reg 80. .35
stoct.s, with JabOts, Collars nnd
cellar aud Cuff sets-net. lace
trimmed plain and embroidered
0rgundy and satin
our reg, .A1...,...,.....,.. ,HR
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partment a. washington from 1881 10
1879. William Williams. aged ninety,
d,ed a. his home In Bristol. X. l.. last
q sons. No. 81 Leonard Street. Is dead
at his home at Denville. N. j.
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Apparel for Women and Misses

Fridays Special Values
Flush Cost---largs convertible
collar-detachable belt---blaok
only-reEular and extra sizss--
our reg t277t. ..21.OO
Women's and Misses Suits
burellas and whipcords-green
orown, navy and blackstone
trimmed with keramI bandings-
oe!ted-our reg. sie.7b and
sSA'VV ''''.''' ss..s..ss. u. -
Women's Twill serge Dresses
waist line models-havy. brown
and black. with white poplin
or sport collars-pockets--
button trimmed
our reg. 1915 and t6.75. .4.S7
PercaIe and GinRhnm House Dre.se.
stripes and checks-with and
without collars-contrast
pecial............ 90
Fiannsiette kln,onos-straight
or gathered modcla--collariess
or with pretty collars--ribbon
trimmed--floral designs In gray.
blue, lavender and pink
36 to t-our reg. tl.St. ........1 AZ
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Comfortables and Pillows
Fridays Special Valuss

siIkoIins CssafortabIes--
floral designG-plain borders--cotton
filled-full size-our reg. t2n....2.l7
New MIXED Feather Pillows
assorted tickinEs-
c0x:s-our reg. .N........... 81
z2x2s-our reg. nu........... .07
MIXED Goose Feather PtlIsws-
good quality tickings-
eox2S-our reg. un...........l.1b
22xzs- our reg. tl.53.......l,3 ,32
AxS0-our res. SLN..........I .0S
fsxSe-our reg. f2H..........l.S7
Muff Forms--floss filled
csmbric covered-satin lined, with
satin ruffles-wrist straps-ln black.
seal and mole colors--
our reg. nH......'.............. 10
Mun Forms-floss filled
sateen llned-cambric covered
wrist strap black seal and mole
colors-our reg. .H......,......... 90
Mun Fsrms--cambric covered
floss nlied-our reg. H............ 40
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heals sick skins quick,

Don't wait for time to heal that eruption.
"Oh, it will get we'll anyhowi" you say =
Perhaps 1t will, and perhaps 1t wont Maybe
Il will get uo,ss instead. And think of the
discomfort and embarrassment II causes you
even now.
Isn't il better to get rid Of the trouble by
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Millinery, BIouses, Corsets, Etc.
FRIDAYS Special Values

Fridays Special Values
smart striped shirtings or tucked
and lace trimmed
our reg. si.47............. 1.l6
Extrn sIse SIR BIouser-
crepe de Chine or radlum SILK
side or box plcats, combined with
clustered tucls-our reg. 1874. 4.72
rhc Blouse you want probably
IL only. .......,..........1 30
wone l'z Tnffeta Petticoats-
black, changeablo and solid colors--
plcated and tailored flounces-
fitted bands-our reg. 33.93. 3. 10
Smart Ready TO Wear Hats
THIS group includes velvcts--
soft dTaped or severely plain
models In black and colors--
our reg. s295............... .Ot
Girls Trim'd Dres. Hate
Eilk velvet and fine velour
black and Fall colors-newest
degigns-vHlue S7.bO..........,l 10
tntrim,ned Hats-ot velvet tblack
or colorsD--in largo Nari ~
OF shnpes-our reg. Sl.S7. .27
Thn'd free II materials are purchased here.
Clearance of Hat TrimmInRs-
"A special group. including wings and
fancy fcathers-blaclS and colors--
Our reg. ~ and 3d.. -
Our reg. .3s and 3D.. -
women's CoutiI Corset.--extra BiEe
medium buSt--long hip spoon
hteel-slzes 81 to 36--reg. $3.50. IA
Us,.cts-Manufactur samples
coutil and fancy brocade--low and
medium bust--sjzea ~, 25, 90.
81. 2s--our reg. $500. 2.S7
Misses Corsets md Corset Waists
medium and heavy wcight-low
and medium bust-slse 25---
our reg. 800 and ,l.60........ .O1
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Girls and Infants Wear
Fridays Special Values

GtriS' Tub Dressrs-
plaid GinEhams-6 10 IL yrs
various styles-our reg. NB",'. IN
Giris' hepp DresSeS-
white. blue and plnk-iArgo collars
cuffs and pocHets-special.,,. .,,.,,"2.77
BRbIss' FianneIette NIEhtgOvns-
ncat pink and biuo stripes
sizes to 3 yrs.--Our reg, .t5'''''''' 'Of
unbies' sweater SHcqurs-
white. with pink or blue color
tOuches--our reg. tl25,,,..,."'I.O 90
white FrOcka for IIttI. Girls
yoke. Bishop and waistllne dresses--
sizes to yrs.-our req ,O.,,',,', 90
Finer white Frocks-
yoke. Empire and belted hand stitched
and smocked-our reg NF.",, I 90
Infants sIips-yoke aud Bishop
styles-lace or emb Your reg 81 ,lS
DTesses-tOr little
glrls-ChRmbrny or Rlngham
all new designs-sizes 10 yrs
our reg. .W.....,,.,s,...,..,,t..s 10
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Curtains, Draperies,
Cretonnes, Etc.

Curtains, Draperies,
Cretonnes, Etc.
Fridays Special Values
NettinEhsm Lsee Curtsi.s
ABOUT 1000 palrs--real lace
designs. overlook edge-vaL t1N
eho ssss-per pair. r...........1.D4
Imported Net nee Sets
artistic Marie Antoinette and
lscet designs-vaL t6.ss..... ..b.04
Reysr-ibie Fro. Free Peytieres-
all. damask-nine rich color
combinations
per pair. Special 1914
Reversibic Velour Pertiefe.-
crimson and olIye--rose and
brown-blue and brown-many
other various color
combinAtionA-valua t2A TB n QA
single velour Portiere. tabout sso)
--brocade borders-suitabie for
couch covefs as well as
hangings..... Special Friday. ATT
Flne Cretenne--specialp purchase
fine repp grounds In chlnts--
Chlnese-satin damask stripe
effeots--scenic and verdura
desiEns-val 60............. "a
val 900 TO tLio.............. "a
satin FinIsh Cretoanes
tabout 5000 yardsD- white
or tinted grounds-suitabIe for
hangings and comfortables. 80. .lR
Imported Net window Panels.
special purchase OF rich Marie
Antotnette desiEns-2h yds.--
val t6.9t to ,S.94-
SO In. Special 4.D4
+b in...... Special 5.D4
60 in.... Special B.O4
Brisbrie sash Curtaias--3s In. long
with loops, ready to hang
Lot l............. .23
Lot H............ .3x
Lot il............. IA
Two IN One Drapery-
combination OF cretOnne and
scrim-hemstitched edge
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81 IIlLA.. Cu Hsay. Tel s-7.1 A'''
~ Douglas Fairbanks Goo "Ntp rom
Painted Post" n Greater Nnude, Me-,
Nat. Io.day, los, 2e EV, -. J.a t..
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using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soapr
Doctors prescribe the Tcsinol skin-treatment
constantly, so you need not hesitate to use
It. Rea,noi usually steps itching instantly.
Rsns onun.n nearly hs,hooiorod ia. Be used
exposed surfaces without attracting undue Asn,os Contains nothing
could ris s ,ssdsrs skin All dvrss cell Rs.e ot.,
and Rssl.ol 5ssp, You'd better " thsni
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VAUDEVILLE.

SO AVt q: :5:, :..::: S:.i::. s:...
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Hrisbrie sash Curtnins--3s In. long
with loops, ready to hang
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Two IN Une DFapeFy-
combination OF cretOnne and
scrim-hemstltched edge
val. .33. .................
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-09-21

t"The government standard grain
rules, effective Aug. 1, were based on
the percentage plan, were extremely
technical and impossible of appIica-
ton by the buyers or sellers at the
local stations. The net result is that
a large quantity of wheat which
would have graded No. / under the
old Minnesota system has received
lower grades and has sold at lower
prices. There is general dissatisfac-
ton among inspectors and producers.
'"The change to the old Minnesota
rules, which will be restored in sub
stantially the old form by the COM
mission in the event of suspension of
the new federal rules, will be bene-
fit to the northwest"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-09-21

of Alberta.
The groom came here about three
years ago from Iowa, and is highly
respected as an industrious and pro-
gressive young farmer. The bride is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hen
riksen, who came here with her par
ents about IL years ago, and has
grown to womanhood here, and is
popular in a wide circle of friends.
The happy couple have gone to
Iowa on a wedding trip to the home
of the groom's parents. They will
make their future home on the
groom's farm near Alberta.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-09-21

ing up of the movement.
"Mr. Barnes conducted the confer
ence merely as hearing." Mr.. Thay-
er said.
He heard all we had to say, and
doubtless will give a decision later
on matters involving storage of
wheat"
Mr.. Dalrymple said the same re-
| garding the statements made by Mr..
Barnes by the commission men rela-
tive to the recently disputed matter
of advanced rates of commission for
handling grain.
BOARD APPROVES SUSPENSION
The Minnesota commissions teIe-
graphic reply to Commissioner Hoov-
er's inquiry was:
1.-The Minnesota railroad and ware
house commission heartily approves
suspension of federal grade rules on
wheat
"These rules result in the farmer
! getting less for his wheat than it is
worth for milling purposes. They
cannot be applied fairly by the local
! buyer and are causing serious dis
satisfaction among grain inspectors,
receivers and producers.
1.-The suspension in all probability
will result in wheat moving more
freely to market, a larger acreage
and better prices to farmers. We
will restore substantially the old in
spection system, which was fair to
all interests. The change of grading
rules will not affect injuriously the
public, because small percentage, Of
crop has moved and that has been
bought by millers." T.
BENEFIT TO MINNESOTA SEEN
Chairman Charles E. Elmquist Of
the commission added: ,.-+,,.,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-09-21
Henriksen-Brenden

Mr.. Edward Brenden and Miss
Lilly Henriksen, both we'll known
and popular young people from near
Alberta, were married at the German
Lutheran parsonage on Wednesday
afternoon, September 10, by Rev. G..
A. Pilgrim. The bride wore a gown
of massalines satin with jet trim
mings and carried a bouquet of white
roses. She was attended by her sist-
er Emma in white. The groom was
attended by his friend Chris Nelson
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-09-21

operating at anywhere near capacity.
Governor J. A. A. Burnquist's mes
sage today to Mr.. Hoover, which he
followed by similar messages to Don
Livingston, South Dakota, director of
markets, and to the governors of
North Dakota, South Dakota and
Montana, followed Geographic in
quiry from Mr.. Hoover asking if the
federal grain inspection was an i'm
portant contributing cause to the
general holding back of wheat.
TWO CARS price" REDUCED
This query is believed to have arts
en- from the first instance of such
effect, printed in recent issue of
The Journal, and covering a specific
case of two cars of grain consigned
to the Rehabilitation company,
Minneapolis, which, in consequence
of grading No. 4, due to the presence
of some rye, took the fixed price of
No 4, at 10 cents less than No: 1
Northern. If sold under old condi-
lions of grading, on merit, regard
less of grade, these cars, according
to P. B. Getchell Of the company,
would have brought the No. north
ern price.
That fall blowing is the main rea-
son for the light movement if wheat,
and that the holding by farmers dis
satisfied with the price is an import
ant contributing cause, all grain men
maintain. The concern of the gov
eminent over the federal inspection,
however, is taken to reflect govern
ment acceptance of the statement
that farmers are dissatisfied with the
federal grades.
GENERAL PLAN CALLED SUCCESS
Frank L. Carey, head of the Mime
apolis wheat buying Office, said to-
day:
"It must be remembered that when
the government put the federal
grades into operation, there was no
thought of a fixed price for wheat"
Of the operation of the buying plan
as a whole, Mr.. Carey said it is a
success. THE only difficulty this Of
fee experiences is that we do not get
enough wheat in Minneapolis to go
around and that is something that
is beyond our control" he said.
The situation is obvious, grain men
said today. While there is a big
wheat crop, and farmers under the
law cannot hold it longer than 80
days in country storage, except such
part as they purpose to keep for seed,
the accumulation that the delivery
Of wheat in quantity to the allied
countries would be set back serious
ly.
HANDLING DECISION DELAYED
Mr.. Thayer, chairman of the COM
mittee of Minneapolis elevator men,
and Mr.. Dalrymple,- who headed the
commission men, said today that the
conference with Mr.. Barnes was long,
but that no decision was made in
Chicago regarding the equitable
handling of the crop and the speed
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-09-21

.ly cleaned. For that reason the cur
rent will be of Sunday morning from
8 a. m. to 10 a. m, on again from
10 a. m. to 1 p. m, and off again at
p. m. and then on again at 4 p. m.
The company will be obliged to do
this every Sunday until they get the
new engine of $50 b. p. capacity in
operation at the Wahpeton plant,
which they hope to have complete
about Oct. 1.
ct Otter Tail Power Co.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-09-21

Drive your car into Olson and
Hemming's big garage and have your
batteries tested free. You will never
have battery trouble If you are
equipped with Ever Ready batteries,
for they are guaranteed not to sulph-.
ate for 18 months. We have a COM
plete line of auto accessories. All
kinds of repairing done Olson-Hem-
ming Auto Co. adv.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-09-21

The Removal Sale at the. Canty
Millinery is now on. Remember that
we must move to another location
in order that our store may be used
as part of the new garage. For that
reason we are making attractive
prices that sell the goods. Our large
stock furnishes abundant choice. The
Canty Millinery. adv
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-09-21

Sunday Hours for Electric Current
On account of the extremely low
water in the Otter Tail lakes, the
local steam plant is furnishing cur
rent, but it is necessary that the
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-09-21
THE EICH ELEVATOR

On West side of G. N. tracks, hay
ing been completely overhauled and
fitted with modern machinery
throughout, is now open and ready
for business. Highest prices paid.
Emil S. Eich.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-24
NEWS wAILEIrIsN NEWS.

In keeping with It's determination
to print .he news while It Is news"
The Ardmoreite today presents the
report Of the federal trade commission
on It's investigation Of the soaring
price Of gasoline This Is possible
because The Ardmorcite is an after.
noon newspaper In the true sense Of
the word The Associated Press sent
out this matter under instructions that
II should not be published I'm any paper
which reached the streets before T.
O'Clock noon. eastern time. No news.
paper. unless it violates its agreements
with the press associations. can print
such matter prior To the specified re.
,loasc time The Ardmoretc prints
news from all the world while II IS
news" saving only that which Is sent
forward under release caution. In
which case II. as does every other
reputable newspaper, keeps faith with
the people who provide them news
matter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-24
APPEAL FOR AID
FOR MEXICAN FAMILY
Man, Woman and Six Children. Par
ents HelpIessly lll, Cook. eat
and Sleep in One Room.

A man, woman, and six children,
cooking eating and sleeping in one
room
The man is a cripple. The woman
has been IN two weeks. The children
range in age from two months TO
twelve years.
The room in which they live is
miserable hut, constructed OF waste
lumber, pieces Of boxes, and scraps of
tin and sheet iron.
Two old, decrepit beds, patched and
bolstered with string. nails and pieces
OF wire, accommodate the eight per
sons.
Dirt abounds, simply because neither
of the parents is strong enough to
clean it out and the children are too
young to realize the dangers Of such
squalor
These conditions surround the cook
Joe Grown, Mexican, and his family
live
These conditions surround the cook
ing and preparation of tamales which
are sold on the streets of Ardmore for
the consumption of ArdmOre people
Yesterday Afternoon Mrs. Julius
Kahn, of the Ardmore Benevolent So
ciety. and John Nichols visited this
unfortunate family.
They found conditions such as usu-
ally obtain only in the most squalid
tenement sections. But these condi'
tions obtain in Ardmore, and surround
the making OF food which Ardmore
people eat daily.
Joe is a good man." Mrs. Kahn said
this morning. He works hard to earn
a livelihood for his family. But unless
they are given relief Immediately un-
told suffering must result for them
Mrs. Kahn is working now to pro.
vide cleaner and better quarters for
tie family in a servants house or
small cottage somewhere, and asks the
people OF Ardmore to aid them.
Mr. Nichols assured her that she
could count on the Elks for a sub
stantial contribution to the cause
Other donations OF money, clothing
or other supplies for the INDECENT fami-
ly may be sent direct to Mrs. julius
Kahn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-24
THE STANDARD OIL REPORT.

The federal trade commission today
reported to the United States senate
the result Of the commissions inyes-
legations relative to the price Of gaso.
line. In addition 10 setting out that
present prices are due TO artificial
conditions" the commission also sets
forth proposed remedial recommends.
tions.
While the findings Of the commits
sion may be q triflc vague ~ the lay
reader they indicate that the govern.
ment intends TO take cognizance Of
the disparity In price paid for crude
oil and that charged the customer for
the finished product This is a matter
Of great moment to the producers I'm
the Ardmore field who have all along
contended that an injustice was being
done them In not putting the product
Of this field on parity with others in
Oklahoma there being slight. II any
difference in the degree Of quality
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-24
ALASKA A TREASURE house.

"Alaska's period of trial is over She
has been weighed I'm the balance and
found magnihccntly worthy" Such
was The statement OF Secretary Ian,
Of the interior department on the mr.
ticth anniversary of Alaska as part
OF the United states.
The story OF Alaska during the dnv
years % has been q United States pos
session reads like romance Its
100000 square miles of territory
bought Of Russia for S7eOO0OO. or
about two cents au acre. has brought
more than S75OOOo GOO into the chan
ucls of American trade and the profit.
are just beginning TO come in Re.
sides its wealth Of gold. silver and con.
per Alaska has according to the gov.
eminent experts. deposits NJ coal
worth billions of dollars and is yer.
table storehousc of tin and petroleum
And furthermore, big crops OF pota.
toes and other vegetables raised I'm
Alaska are now being reported one
farmer is credited with having grown
seventeen tons of potatoes to the acre.
q high record Another is reported Ia
have produced between 575 and $50
bushels 10 the acre with yield ol
other vegetable crops In like proper.
tion.
A sclut $4,000 people are living In
Alaska today and vet their coniribu
tion Co the United States in 1916 was
100000 What the population viii h5
and what This contribution viii be ten
years hence. no man can predict
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-24
PROGRESS MADE ON
TIRE PLANT PROMOTION

Considerable h,adway has been an.
uounccd by members Of the Chamber
OF Commerce who for the past three
days have been busy selling stock in
the RcSaw Tire 4 Rubber Company.
trying to complete the quota Of Ard.
morc's subscription to the company's
funds necessary TO locate the million
dollar plant here
5 \ Apple leader of the various
committees, as president Of the Cham.
Der, reports that responses to the com.
mitteo's pleas have been fairly prompt
and generous but that consid rabc
amount remains 90 te subscribed be.
fore the fund IS completed