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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LOST AND FOUNp

LOST AND FOUND 7
CAMEO BROACH-Lost, cameo broa'h in
downtown district on North Main car;
reward. Return to W. G. Stout at the Big
Nine barber shop.
CoW-Picked upr one stray jersey heller.
Owner can have same by paying Tor ad
and feed barrel.
DOG, COLLlE-Lost, a tri'colored Scotch
Collie. full white collar white fore 'eg
black tail with white tip. Reward. Phone
Usage 1896.
FUR-Good quality black fur for shoulders ;
lost between 100 South Wheeling avenue
and Main street Anyone finding same re.
turn TO room Z, Alexander building and
receive reward.
FUR GLOVE Lost--win pay s. for its re-
turn Phone Usage 2s1s.
GLoVEs--Lost, pair Of tan driving gloves in IN
Broadway theater. Finder please return 10
7o6 North Denver or phone 2lsl and re-
ceive libeNl reward
KEYS Lost-Bunch. between 100 South
Derver and Hotel Tulsa. TO p. N.
ThuIsdiv evening: reward Phone 1890.
MUFF FOX. Child Found on Maiu ne
tween Second and Third owner can have
by calling at Hotel Ketchum barber shop;
MULES-strayed, pair mouse colored SIX
year-old mules: weight 1850 apiece, with
R0CKETBOoK Lost--Between Fourth and
SIKH on Boulder; had $37 in it. Phone
PURSE-Biaek, with some small change,
some stamps ana chtch. fnOne usage oNo.
PIN, CoRAL-Lost. between Twelfth and
Elwood and hale store Main street.
Reward If returned to owner. Call ll3A.
PoCKETBoOK-Lost, between Scott. Hali'
burton and Hooper Bros. Phone Usage
2733 Reward
PURSE-Bl Black seal, with letter addressed
to Miss Mabel Duke, care Empire Re
finery: 81 in bills and silver; reward.
Phone Miss Duke, Usage ll61 or 5sis.
PoNY-Lost or stolen, one white pony mare,
also buggy, from West Tulsa, December
"a. Pony branded 100" on left hip;
right hind foot buckled slightly II years
old Reward will be paid for recovery Of
mare and buggy. Phone Usage 1892
SIDE CURTAIN Lost-Part OF. TO car; lib
| eral reward. Call Usage 1921. w. +.
| Overton
STRING OF JET BEADs-Lost. between
Majestic theater and South Guthrie; suit
able reward Cedar 246,
STICK PIN-set with small diamonds; lost.
Phone lls5.
| TRAVELLING BAG-Lost on Admiral Jitney,
s Thursday evening black; name on flap,
c. {. burger Return TO 81 North Aanthus
and receive reward
WRIST WATCH-Lost, ladies' wrist watch,
with monogram +. l.. b. on back; hteral
reward. Phone 4l16.
! 81 REWARD for return of police matron pin
in good condition. Police department Is
West Second street.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
Oil Stocks
Standard Oil Subsidiaries.

Furnished by strandberg. McGreevy & Co,
1el East Third (Hotel Tulsa). Phone 1900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
ROOMs-UNFURNISHED

CINCINNATI, n, 407-For rent, two unfur.
nished rooms: 81 per week. Phone Usage
6pT3R.
PEORIA, 8. 713-For rent four modern un-
furnished rooms: s3s per month; gas free.
UTICA, s., 237-Three unfurnished rooms
for TeDt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-30
LEGAL
SALE OF STOCK IN THE AMo OIL

SALE OF STOCK IN THE AMO OIL &
GAS COMPANY, A CORPORATION.
On Monday, December 31st, 1917, at ten
O clock a. NJ. In the City OF Tulsa Okla
homa, on South Boulder Street at the West
entrance of County Court House, / will offer
at pubic sale TO the highest bidder, for cash
IN hand five thousand $4,000 shares of
the capital stock of the Amo Oil Gas
Company, or so many of said shares as may
be necessary, to pay n certain promissory
note executed and delivered September It'll,
1911 by Horace ID. Lorch TO Leah Marks
for the sun OF Two Thousand Five Hundred
| (s2, ,500.O0) Dollars. Said note became due
ninety days after September llth, 1917.
and bears intcres; from September 11th,
| 1917 until paid. The rate OF interest is
eight per cent. per annum and the interest
is payable annually. The note provides for
nm attorneys fee OF Two Hundred and Fifty
| (s250l Dollars IL the note Is placed in the
hands of an attorney for collection or suit
| is begun. The note has been placed in the
bands OF attorneys for collection. The sfore-
said capital stock Is represented by certifi-
cate No. 52 was attached by the owner
thereof the said Horace ID. Lorch. TO said
mote as collateral to secure the payment OF
said note. No part Of the note mas been
Ipaid. The par value OF the stock OF said
Amo oil 4 Gas Company is One (S1.00l
Dollar per share.
Dated this 21st day Of December 1917.
| LEAH MARKS,
| BY DAVIDSON & WILLIAMS,
| Her
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
PROVOST GUARD
DOES GOOD WORK
Drinking BY Soldiers De
creases; Women Camp Eel.
lowers Shun ArmOry

Only a few minor cases awaited
the disposition OF the summary court
IN tho Detroi, armory Friday morn
ing so well ia the provost guard OF
the Thlrty-nrst regiment. under the
direction OF Mai David u Cleary,
doing its work Clandestine drink
ing among The men has decreased
notably. while the female camp FOL.
lowers are giving the arrnory a wide
berth
Clashes between The military 20
lice and members OF the Thirty
third infantry, stationed AZ Fort
Wayne. are frequent There 81 an
ancient enmity between tho regi
nents. growing out OF spirit ~ RI
valrv. and The boys OF tho Thirty
third delight in tanAiizing the
guards whenever tho opportunity or
fers Several ~ fheae troopers who
tried 10 start something" we're TAX
on before the provost marshal They
we're released whom n was found
they vcro from tho Thirty-'hird. but
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
DIDN'T Give
TO KL0KA POT
Merely Paid Back Money He
Had Borrowed, Says
Treasurer Green

IT'S simply absurd declared
County Treasurer William Il Greco
Jr.. Friday morning. cor menring 90
Attorney james Mgflas state
ment 10 the recorder cour- Thurs
day. that some % re money AL
legged 10 have been stolen from ~ q
county by Tony" Kioks was repaid
BY a pool subscribed - rs 7-eer.
Sheriff Stein and BENJAMIN pelham
accountant IN the auditor 0fre
AS have already exrla ned
said Mr. Green. + paid Kicsa SONS
money I borrowed from him IN =
legitimate way AZ soon as I learned
OF this AFFAIR J have his roc e'p'
This must be The matter MurtAa
spoke Of.
Il can see very plainly where NJ
Nurtha's statement viii help bic
client There r. no doubt thai some
~ The others mentioned contrib
cd toward a fund 90 help square
Tony In doing 80. they may have
compounded felony and In prov
INK this fact K7oka's attorney wi
undoubtedly win good point 10
their clients favor.
Green said that Accountants work
ing on kl0ka's books report 'ha'
they are finding now the'fs daily.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
Steer Cattle and Con1-fed Hogs Set
NelU Price Records; Hogs Are Still Soaring

wondering where the mea, supply ~
The future IL coming from pastur-
age is drying NJ badly IN all parts
of TIE country. having an effect 20
slim Iiate the marketward move
menf ~ thousands ~ cattle that
would have been held longer had
feed conditions been normal On
,he other hand. farmers arc de
'eired from making ca,,ie purchases
b4carse they SEQ no hope ~ having
Feed enough 20 carry them thru IN
~ time 90 tie up IN he fall
N1t much change has developed
during The past week IN connection
win tho sheep and mutton trade.
The systematic campaign. which
has been waged by The en- no-iAmb
propaganda ia still having "a big in.
Huonce over the trade. and white
values seem 70 be about low enough
for he present. there is little pros.
pert % an immediate revival IN he
demand f0r dresstd lamb from the
block The influence % he anti.
lamb campaign hiss not been con.
Gned 20 The lamb department ~ the
trade many orders FOR breeding
ewes having been recently cancelled.
The wool market has slowed down
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

applicants FOR work who are q years
q, axe Aad who ara unable 20 pro
dlce registration cards Many ~
these have become : since June
3. ant O. course. have no resis'ra
ton cards Seve-A, victims q this
Circumstance have appealed e CITY
Glars lindsay. wLo has given them
The emp overs explaining
TIE tasilon 80 fhat the system
wc a work nj injustice - such
70 sHS Wen In applying for WORK
nans ~ tGem all ont blanks taf the
.vr lruelt agent bur have 70
rhs- 20 personally explain Thar
came ~ age before the drag
ref-s'ra-ion
Evr- ea 1o-i In the Grey was
practically swauped Friday .y 'ae
- number ~ men DhV oest"ze4
tse Offices deuandIne exemption
tlarks rnfU NE eca-ts grt
.A uth ,hl4 il nor expected
wiz have mg p time 20 bm.t
~ accepted men 70 'he DIS
oos-d
IRE dls-rfc' board has no. ye'
er4ed upon tho - federal aStlt-
work wth ae board lD-ntn 4
MON gn want * u1'ion
-rrr3 chat - at. nnt
a. gers and orher grounds The
So ne recon-
ma hy he dlsrle board 70 he
governor Who in tgru vii submit
ega-a' days before 'a taT Il
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
0. f. HUNT
lS1CALLED'
BY COUR 7
Rebuked For Address
ing Judge futile
While Seated
FAILS TO HAVE
CASES DELAYED
Ex-Prosecutor Defends
Men Accused of Anti
Draft Conspiracy

Judge Tu'tle o: The United states
dlsi-.cr cou-;. relaxed 0rmo1d =
Hunt former prosecuting attorney
sharply Ia cou-.. FT!tsE morning. be
Cause Hun- appeared 90 show a lack
ct respect for the e gr ty o. ac
court
TIE attorney aPpesred IN defense
OF Herman Ae~riey. Sol " bn-Se
Arnold ENhre~ Max A NagrrNc ans
PttN0 Thavis accused ~ conspiracy
against the government Ia .rvtGE
cetsa. the purposes ot the -Eae' yes
.sfra'ion BY circulating an. t-att ..'
era,lre
when the -ase opened Nr Hun,
made a motion TIA, i- - postponed
until nsxt week 81 thr ground thaf
'hA ctstric- attorney had NOT ,4p
piled the defense wlrh llsr ot me
witnesses Thar appeared before me
E-a-t 5lrs ana or The eurt.f-
ground hs as bad expected severa
o'her cases rs ce tired oeo-e .he
case ~ BIS clients RAs reached Nr
Hunt -eua r. 4 seated ahie maS;r &
,hs motion and - read q .c1g &C.
clsior IL supgor' o. y ia declare
'hat re varted Inc 20 7raPa-e az
darlts Which cogt r-t ne .--na-et
u-tn he ha- tNis i-so~-,a 'tc1
Judge Tuitis promptly tsciec tre
motion and ordered tie cieva C cal
me fu-y declaring -Est - Lad nev
Of r ne Eve wears tha- he had been
or fhe bench 5eiaF - q case because
ne attorney didr' know r was com
.nE -o trial au9 vas therefore in-
prepared. that be di1at propose e.
90 SO aoE and never voCt 80 .or &
as Re presided over tie ,0urt
NJ Hurt INTERRUPTED 70 say ma.
70 had another motion 70 make rin
stilI remained seated ard SAID re
vanted . move that .hs case
rostporad unfl he district arto-ue
served h- all a e!' ~ particulars
Judge Tattle AZ once teui=t
b.. yo1- honor -Tc-z.--e.c VT
Hunt. 7 wasn't -hru Fte ~ mC
ton"
II Tho attorney would stand wte~
nsEtng formal motion 90 RS
court sad judge Tattle severe.s
Il would Know whe- vol we've 'hru
T. q he custom stand when al
dressing The ccur, and know = no
reason wht ne re sN0G'f De sus
rendeG r. thsre g any reason why
y0u cam sand ne wf excuse Won
for reuts Mig seated E1op NJ 10
such reason. hcreve- Nea-n bile. :
VIII withdraw the de- s.on -r,L Ill
have finished
~ fg--. s,..-rea ~ sis sae- s
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
b. r. u MACK

during the week soma Of the
most sensational prices ever known
have been paid n both he I've
stock and commodity markets of
tae country The breaking ~ prize
records has -omo 20 be a common
thing ~ a,l 90 partmeUts OF trade.
iz '-le bu' the sales Of steer
cattle sor s1435 per cw' and x
on-r-fni BARROW hogs ,or tlT per
rp mas, be regarded az notable
occurrences
Mess pork. lard and ribs also have
n new recnT3s on change and
tte entire situation IN connection
vith i'm re8 meats j. stronger to
day 'han AZ airy preceding date IN
the history - rhis country one %
The LEADING hlii arguments In the
Yr0yl Sem pr ne uniformly dis.
couraglng outlook FOR the growing
4---=a a.. 4Aa- atxRi9cauco OF the
nG l.ee. corn Is aing. vas never
before appreciated az " Is nov. and
T. Is now rlain hat The future Of
ne NEAR 'r3de ~ tho world depends
very much upon The weather during
tar roy 40 DAYS
IN - break n live stock valves
las, week mo pendulum swung 700
PR and ne country stopped loading
The GOOD ~ grass cattle was
checked early 'his week. and all %
-Ee leading N trkot- had a quick
c1aa--u- Corn fed cattle arc b..
corn m iess r'entifui every day now
and prices for 'his kind arc strong
The finest types ~ heavy eOrnfed
steer. and corn fed yearlings are IN
ox'rerne.v active demand hu' 'he
eraser kr-S 49, aArd 10 sol Y IL
no pretty good kind hat got ne
fl'f force ~ las. weeks decline
Lighter receipts and good clean
I'D IN a' markets has been no rule
SO Far 'hfs week Choice cows and
heifers bed about steady but the
common Kind got fhe Full force ~
fae break Pulls are duh and slow.
tu' veal calves are coming NJ the
ne strong
The no-veal agitation has not
succeeded a. We IN squelehing The
demand FOR good veal and prices
have risen dollar per cwt In many
markets The trade IA sfockers and
feeders does not seem 20 catch on
~ many dealers predicted II would
Hizh corn values. AZ explained
above. are Just now acting as a
booster % work up the value ~
vcl ed cattle. but they exert er-
actly tho opposite influence upon
fhe demand for stocbcrs and feed
ers in the cattle division ~ the
irade Tho belief seems 20 be quite
general that corn will continue 20
Telh above g. per- bushel, and feed.
ers are not 20 blame n they hest
tate before 81 proposition like this
Meanwhile however tho public r.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

o, late, and while prices have
showed no decline much OF the bull
ish talk heard during the early part
u the season is now conspicuous
by So absence The demand FOR
feeding lambs continues strong and
active, but Il a. doubtful Il some OF
he extreme values which have ruled
recently Ia fhs department could
now be realized
The motto selected hy 'hc current
hog market seems 20 hr onward
and upward" and the trade ls won
dering whore e VIII end Tho
farmer IA fairly VOL along with bis
work and Killers arc vainly looking
FOR increased arrivals resulting from
the easing % the harvest situation.
That co-nfed hoes we've mover he
fore 20 scarce Tho country over goes
without saylng and with corn IN
ia present position Il ia hard 20
see anything bat higher values as
che season grows elder "a Was In
timated IN this column last week
the present cost OF corn would sug
gesf $40 hogs and farmers viii not
feet many hogs until either corn
goes down or hogs 20 up.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

the guards had the satisfaction OF
giving them a beating on tho way %
the armory
The clothing or tho regiment has
been shipped and Is expected 70 ar
rive today In that event II VIII be
distributed tonight and the loading
OF the trains will begin Saturday, IN
preparation for departure Saturday
nigh, or Sunday
n@Sime=tal Supply e-Tpyt Rush T.
Morrow loft for Grayllng Thursday
night with IL men and three car
loads o. supplies.
The resinental bugle brought the
glad rd.ngs a. revellle thaf this g.
pay day Many OF the boys have
been broke for days and ,he Iay
cal was the sweetest music they
had heard FOR long time Capt
Richards. OF tho Thirty third, was
psymaster
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
LAKE CARRIERS
IN FRESH PLEDGE
TO PRESIDENT

Members Of the Lake Carriers
association in meeting in Cleve.
land. adopted resolutions giving
President Wilson further assurance
OF their support during the war IN
y telegram TO Washington, the mem
beers assured the president that
every effort will be made by the as
soclation 20 expedite the movement
OF coal. ore and other commodities
on tho lakes. A committee will he
appointed and given authority TO
apply the tonnage in the most prac.
tical way The movement OF coal
IL regarded by the carriers az an
important problem, and much al
tention will be given this subject by
the new committee.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
PEOPLE GET
IN BRITAIN
Tax On English Excess
Earnings Reaches
~ S6Per Cent
BUSINESS NOT
DISCOURAGED
Continually Expands
Despite Huge
Levies
BY LOWELL MEtLErT.
ster Correspondent e ''ei Prsf'

EfGT CofreSno gdfrf fffl Pres
LONDON. Aug 10 You ea-no,
take all re prose- or: - war with
oui disaster % rhe normal business
structure This IS ne veu y The
British government Rgt you can
commander that proat sor The uses
OF he state sf'er & hss BEEN made.
This Is wha' TIE government e DO
lng. TIE present ascai year vii
show a billion dollars comma1-
deered. one of the government Anan
ciers told he uu.red Press today
TIE views % this financial author
ity were sought that the British Plaza
might De outlined 20 Amer oSrs,
now discussing re subject @; er-
cess proats as one q their biz var
problems
The year ending March ST. ,oe
British government claimed ari -.
ceived 500 pao 0o1 as its share -
excess business PROFITS or 50 ger
cent ot ne total excess TIE bi!
lion dollar anticipation is based or
he n~v 80 per cent TAX row N
force
There hss been some a-vu-ert
against making me 'ax "a high as
80" said ne Unirec Press inform
ant "on he ground that = would
discourage enterprise and aus &C.
feat Us ovr purpose TIE objection
came from theorists rather han rhe
businessmen themselves h0rever
Business certainly shows 70 signs
Of disco1rsgenent
Earlier II IRE war 'hs govern
msnt took Only 81 PER cent - 81.
cess profits TIE increase 70 RE
point where only - Ter cen "a lett
70 ne business concern has been
gradual
This doesn'f mean e vas er-
planned. that these concerns are al
lowed proats q - 7er cent T.
means only that II their wartime
profits are above their peace ZINE
proHts, they may retsia only - per
cent The taxation - heir normal
profits continues Just he same, tho
this taxation. too e a. a much high
81 rate than 4 was before he var
Many ways ot resch;ng these eK-
cess profits were considered but ne
one adopted appealed 70 rs because
~ its simplicity We had he means
N existence fo- ascer'alring what
the PROFITS had been u rhe years i'm
mediataly preceding ne sar ard
computing the differences after ~
var began Our income AK records
and machinery removed many - ne
difficulties Practically he only con
Germs whose nroats oo1ld not Be -
certained readily are concerns 10
ing too small business 20 c01i@
within the operation of the acf
Evaslons or attempts 20 eva1e Re
tax have been uncommon British
businessmen. whether engaged ln
manufacturing unlrs or retailing lHx
uries have accepted Ire principle 81
the law
The man who could no. accept y
would Se pretty patriot" sad ne
omcial quoted. Fortunately i1r re
c~ed!. n The Prttish people such
POOR patriots are rare
There has beer ne suggestior
that All var profits shouid oe COT
fscsted We believe there IS hard.
room for doubt hat 'E's would tis
courage infuffrv 70 point IRA
would mean serious injury 10 our IA
tlonai life
America has been doing sue
splendid things " financial VA
for The benefit ot the Allies hat 20
hope 70 hear she T. protecting be
own interests n ffis vital mater
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

George F. Wright shot three
times when coming INTO Detroit from
Bommarito's roedhpuFe early Wed
neEday morning. t0llowihg a 'guarrll
with John Martin. No 20i Eas0n
81. Is dying In Receiving hospitals
Martin is held on charge Of com
phcity In tho shooting and two
other men and four women are be
ing held a. witnesses.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
L. s. WILL NOT
SEND TROOPS
INTO RUSSIA

WASHINGTON Aug 1o~-The
government has no intention Of
sendlng troops n Russia AZ ,he
present time. u was odicially
learned Thursdav afternoon
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
TURNKEY SAYS
JAIL CONDITIONS
ARE HORRIBLE

Conditions In tho county ia. ar
ven worse than described b. Coun
y Auditor Gufman "a The Timea
feciare. John Cooperarnifh. turnkey
More than $50 inmates slept in
-rs. tail Thursday nigh, Attic there
arc recommendation for bar rs,
ralf no AS far "a cleanliness 81
onccrned. Will PIT THE jail ~
gainst any Institution in ne state.
so due 70 congestion conditions arc
sorrlble, especiaiis during the 7ll
-y summer months
Prussia r. ~ times larger IRAN
- Cn-a~v ~.uf sr~cftr
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

Russia r. ~ times larger IRAN
france and German pGt together
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

WY IS THIS ?" ASKED
ONLY ORDERED TWO, A,hO
YOU NAVE SERVED MIG FOUR.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
New Fall Skirts, $40

Stunning new skirts OF worsteds.
tweeds. plain ard fancy tanetas.
also new sports styles for golf
ing Strsighter lines, new peck.
cts. effective yoke styles.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
Children Cry
FOR fLETchE2'S
@ q 8 T . Fri a
By SinnOtt.

r. WELL, YOU SEE SIR, HALF OF OUR
EGGS WE'RE DAD, AND ! WANTED
TO 5E SURE YOU GOT TWO GOOD
ONES" g3eDle n4se,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-07-05
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!

Ladies' S5. 90 Low Cut Shoes Sale nr;ce
$39S p'l'o'
Ladies' 500 Pumps Sale price, 50. .9s.
Ladies les $500 and $3.50 Pumps. Sale
Ladies So. SO Pumps in patent leather and
gun metal Sale price, $198.
One lot Ladies' Low cut Shoes. small
sizes. Sale price, $14S.
G., Big reduction on ChiIdren's Low Cut
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-07-05
Mems Shoes

Mems $500 Oxfords. Sale price, 1898.
Mems S4.OO and S} 80 Oxfords. Sale price
$2.9S pA'oo
$l.9S p''oo
Mems Tennis Oxfords, white, black and
tan. Sale price 6Oc
= Ladies Tennis Oxfords. white and black
Sale price, SOC.
Children's Tennis Oxfords. Sale price.
48 cents.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-07-05
Piece Goods

One Table Figured Lawn and Muslins, l5c
value Sale price Sc.
25c Winner Wolfe Sale price, 15c
zoe Clarion Wolfe. Sale price, l9c.
25c Figured Suede Wolfe. Sale price. TIC
25c Splash Wolfe. Sale price 19c.
2 zee and 35c w Aist Goods Sale price, 19c.
zee White Swiss. Sale price, 16c.
2oc White Gabardine Sale Price, 19c.
50G White Gabar(!ine. Sale price, SOC.
price, 1Oc '''o
! 1oc, sheeting, 36 inches wide. Sale price
8 cents. - W.
l5c Chevots. Sale price, IL 1-2c.
1Oc Cotton Plaids. Sale price, l.2c.
Extra TX "a Good Bleaching Sale price, lOc.
d5c Bleaching. Sale price l2 1-2c,
25c Pepperell Bleach Twill, Sale nrice 1o,,
l5c Embroidery Cloth Sale price. 1oc
l5c White Dimity. Sale price, 121.2c.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-07-05
Big Reduction on Silks

soc Shirtwaist Silk. Sale price, SOC
$50 Tatfeta Silk. Sale price, S119
$l.OO Silk Poplin Sale price, SOC.
81! 5O Sllk Crepe. Sale price, $l.25.
Sl.5O Black Dress Goods. Sale price, 79c.
$l.O0 Serge Sale price, S9c
One lot OF Wool Dress Goods, values up to
75c. Sale price, 39c
Csc Curtain Goods Sale price. l9c.
l5c Curtain Goods Sale price, l1l-2c
lOc and IL 12c Curtain Goods Sale price,
8 cents.
1Oc Apron Ginghams. Sale price, Sc.
IL l-2c Dress Ginghams. Sale price, 1Oc
l5c and l8c Dress Ginghams. Sale price,
IL 1-2 cents
l5c Percale Sale price IL 1-2c
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-07-05
Mems and Boys Underwear

Mems Union Suits, sl,oo value Sale
price, 79c
Boys Union Suits, soc val Sale price 39c
Mems Athletic shirts and drawers, the SOC
kind. Sale price, 39c
Mems Knit Shirts and Drawers, an extra
good value at SOC. Sale price. SOC.
Mems Web Seam Drawers, sell for soc
Sale price, 42c.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-07-05
Now is the Time for You to
Buy Your Dress Shirts

Men Csc Double or Single grip supporters
Sale price, 19c
Mems Csc Ties Sale price, 19c.
Men soc Ties. Sale price, 39c
Men S 81 90 Ties Sale price, 79c
Mems Black and fancy Bow Ties. Sale
price, 1Oc.
Mems 25c and SOC Cuff Buttons. Sale
price, 19c.
Mems Csc heavy Work Suspendcrs. Sale
price, l9c.
Mems Csc Dress Suspenders Sale price,
l9 cents.
Mems soc President Suspenders. Sale
price, 25 cents
80 cents.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-18
For Sale Live Stock

FOR SALE-2 Holstein bull calves. Phone 3222 dS
Arizona republican., 1917-07-18
Wanted - Help, Male and
 Female

WANTED-Experien man and woman to take charge of lunch counter and dining room. Telephone 8516. br
Arizona republican., 1917-07-18
A DAIRY RANCH

80 acres all in alfalfa. House, barn, orchard, lots of shade, corral, stanchions and good well with tank. Com plete milk house with milking machine, 9h H. P. engine and implements. 25 good cows, 23 calves, 50 head of hogs, 3 horses and about 200 tons of the finest hay An excellent proposition for the right party and on terms consistent with good business. Your closest investigation is invited.
 H. A. TELFORD,
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Arizona republican., 1917-07-18
.N AI.EAIEA n2n,.

If you want good clean all falfa that will cut ? tons per acre each cutting. with fair Improvements, good well. close to school, let me show you this so today.