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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
|. ". ". THREATEN
ARIZONA COVE RN0R
RESPONSIBLE ron
DEpOliIATIO

uy Associated Press
GLOBE. Ariz, July a. Governor
Thomas Campbell Was warned today
b. would be- held responsible for the
protection UI ihc 4 W W leaders
who were dcporicd from Jerome and
NohlN, county in telegram sent
the governor today hy the !. ". ".
executive committee OF the Globe.
Miami district
Governor Campbell reply 10 what
Lc characterized. over the long dis.
tame, tolrph\uo tonight. as an CHM.
pudput message from the " " H
read
"lf ! receive another expression
of that kind I will trent % 3s au iu.
uuIlaiiou Uf my executive action and
will hold those who send % pUusI-
Hl, orIIugly
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,IEAIlmILNIn mn Ir

solomon HcIHoffr Flat River N0.
vrIr Tao wears ago . was down
900 lt H... 900 . could h.rI.. EH.
Foley kidney pills s'ruEhtcu.I ma
right up recommend Thorn 90 600
viii. have NdH trouble" Nneu
u.f.. pain. aching joints. sore and
.s..Iar muscle. Indicate that t.r kI.
r.f. ar' u1t property iltoun- m
pH.la from the blood Foley kidney
I.II ref right a' mo trouble .rd i,r
D. Hp' relief pt,n'a' irregular ana
ep H.'urHiU bladder troubles
..H rioid 1uirkIy in their toni. heal
Ina action. T1I sale Uy Collins Austin
N1HE co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

NOTICE 10 TRAVELLING MEN
When you have finished reading this
paper please throw II out the window
q viii be greatly appreciated y
trackmen and other railway employee
who we're unable % secure a paper
before going % work this morning
They' enjoy reading the latest war
lews Thank you
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RUSSIAN POLE HELD
IN EXPLOSION CASE

WOODLAND CAL IlIy II
re..fa ae.af. auf ODD. Vallejo po-
U.. a.t.. today Thar kofIoaeki
crested .' p porto near here he bella
fN' ..'I aH'.NfIfl' p'rilnf .f
.H.fi.afIur 0. h.s pus.Ih connection
'h thr black powder magazine on
I.H..au af tlH Marc Island navy yard
..I Monday DOB which .iA persons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

/ WILL trade equity In two story
brick building in Clovis for good
automobile and small difference.
See owner III 5. Buchanan.
214-7p
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MISCELLANEOUS

OPPORTUNITY for learning Span
ish practically For particulars phone
267. 2l0 6
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too LATE To CLASSIFY


WANTED Position hy married man
with college education No bad hab-
its. Address Il. J. SOC Lincoln.
2l5-lp
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room.
adjoining bath room In private
family, 70l Buchanan. 2l5-2p
NICE south rooms. reasonable, Gle
giant meals. Mrs. BeycrIy's boarding
house. Phone $50, 215-3p
WANTED Girl or woman D. do
light homework small family Phone
l722. 2lj-bp
WILL trade five room house one
block OF business center of Bocyilo.
Texas for residence suburban store
on lots. Price 1000. Pay difference
Would buy suburban store. Box 5i6
Bcoyille, Texas 2la.bp
FOR SALE House and two lots u
good location. llul J.. bth az bar
gain. 2la.3p
LOST large sable and white fc.
male Collie with irregular Hhtc
collar. extra long head and answers
10 the name Bell Return 90 Wolnin
Bros Gararc and receive reward
.I.-lr
FOR SALE OR TRADE Top spring
Wagon Also hdck and single hurrIn
O. head of small horses with harvest
Wouh trade tor Ford car Addro,
- ~ care Nov 3D.. 20
FOR REST Rooms a. $50. Fillmore
Phone -ubL -I..'u
FOR REST Lirht housekeeping
rooms. furnished 0r uuurulsHeU 40
sD furnished bod room Call Os.rtuH
300 Van Hurnr -I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

Don't Dot disrruntr,.G dealers not
selling Edison Mazda Lamps shove
uukuoNu brands ~ lamps on you
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

OFFICE R0OMS-A few nice offices
to rent In new Smith building by
postoffice. j. l.. Smith. iS7 tic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

\ dandy good five room house. 90
foot front, garage. lots, sheds and fine
garden $3.50; $3.50 cash, Sl6 per
month. also good four room house
and block of land. $1,000. will take
in Ford Car, with small cash payment.
good terms on the rest, also some
other special bargains
r. +. SMITH, Phone 22i.
tip Suite 6. Pickett Bldg.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Excellent suite Of
rooms In ]. f. Num- block. See }. S.
Nugent. agent. los II
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~SN For Week beginning
W Monday, July 9th.

Monday, p. NJ Stated conclave
OF Amarillo Commandery.
Tuesday, $ p. m Regular meet
ing. Order Eastern Star.
wednesday, special Conclave ANA
rillo COmmandery for work.
Thursday, 1880 p. m.-Called
Convocation Amarillo Royal Arch
Chapter for work In Royal Arch De-
gree.
Friday, : p, m Stated Commu-
nication, Amarillo Lodge No. 731.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

IT IT Is HELP YOU WANT phone
So, Amarillo Employment Agency.
We get the helm without delay. p.
n, rsrme. Mgr, p. o. RoI 776. ANA
rillo. Texas. Might phone 604. Help
OF all kinds always ready 10 90.
Farm and railroad orders promptly
filled.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
BRAIDS made from combings. Elite
lIairdressing Parlor 10. Fuqua BLDG.
Phone 81 245 al
FOR SALE-One share Of Palo Duro
club stock. Call 1904. 1877 u,
FOR SALE-Frtsh and springer
cows. both Holstoins and Jerseys;
heavy mixers. Phone 1871 or call
AT stInson's Dairy. 1873 r.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Cheverolett
Baby Grand. 5-passcnger for cash or
trade. Phone 643. 2OS-tf
OVERLAND Roadster suitable for
quick price s75. W. ID. Snoddy, En-
crson Brandngham Implement Co"
corner LIST and Fillmore SITS. 2O'-ap
FOR SALE An excellent family
driving horse and second hand sur
roy. Phone ~ or 424. or see horse
at Meningitis livery stable. 2O9tf
FOR SAILS good Jersey COWS.
horse and implimenls. 400 Hous-
ton. 2lO-ip
FOR SALE % room house complete
lbs furnished. lot look 80. good out
buildings. a great big garden. garden
tools. price S1O15.OO, part cash bal
ance az 1856 per month. must sell
this week Spectators take notice.
lltO, f.. eth 81. 2l2-6p
FOR SALE Or TRADE room
house san Jacinto Heights. Phone
1851 2lZ-6p
FOR SALE Good business In good
luttlc town. cleaning up $500 month
lly. can be- bought fQr $1,000 For
information. write ". H., Care Daily
News. 2ll-Gp
FOR SALE sottee also folding day-
ouport. 1910 Monroe. 21a-3p
ron TRADE or sALE-Lots in ~
paso. Texas. 100 acres heavy tim
bcred land IN Louisiana . room
house in Amarillo. cali az room 9
over Vogue. Z13 -Gp
FOR SALE Bradley Piano less than
tao months old. VIII sell A. bar
gain or trade fCr Ford car. Phone
1871. v Vaughn 2ia-se
/ ron Furniture complete FOR
. room house 2l3-5p
IFOR SALE kitchen cabinet Al
/ condition. Phone $50. 2i3-3c
FOR sALE-Cano. 1915 model auto
| mobile. first class condition. YOU
| should see the car % appreciate Tho
price " y. snoddy Emerson
Brontingham implement Co.. Corner
ist and Fillmore sts. 2bg-iDp
IFOR SALE Brand neu Ford touring
car Amarillo Oidsmohile Co. 10
Polk 81 2lf-3c
FOR sALE-s year milch COW. and
oaIt sos Grant 9li-1'
FOR SALE Ono wlckloss oil stove
and oven. 1909 buchanan Phone
-2fs -lf-8p
FOR SALE shlats and sous utA
pigs. Phone aos 1ff-ap
FOR SALE 50 hens and 20 small
hickens -prins stake wagon. all Of
furniture. az IN lump az by piece
.fi y bulhaush Call or phone
T itf3. 2lf-Ig
The height % rnt'efsfs y imiia-
ton Take the oriEinai Edison MAZDA
and not some Eouldbe Imitation
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The helgh, % rnt'efsf. - imiia-
ton Take the oriEinai Edison MAZDA
and not some Eouldbe Imitation
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LOST

LOST BAY mare mule. hip caycd
boz. Phone 30G2-Fl@. 2lO-6p
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WANTED Position hy married man
with college education No bad hab-
its Address IA. I soc Lincoln,
2l5-ip
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MONEY TO LOAN-Business prop
orly In good Panhandle towns, also
small improved farms and Vendors
lien notes Strictly s per cent.
Prompt service. Clarendon Ions.
Amarillo. Texas. 2O0-24p
200 men needed 10 pick Egyptian
cotton In salt River Valley this fall
win pay 2 y cents per pound. Sea
son from September 20 January l..
You can work every day. Opportun-
ity for good men 10 lease land. Ad-
dress W H. Knox, Sec'y. BOX SIS.
Phoenix. Ariz.
FOR TRADE Residence property IN
Altus. Okla. for Amarillo property,
OF will sell. T J. Johnson, Phone
3Si. 2l3-Gp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

FOR RENT Nicely furnished room.
adjoining bath room. In private
family. 70l Buchanan. 2l5-2p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

NICE south rooms, reasonable, Gle
giant meals. Mrs. neycrIy's boarding
house. Phone 9VJ, 213-3p
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31

marine war we hoped America would
ltmain neutral.
MY Instructions were 90 be carried
out only after .hc United states de-
clared war ard a state of var super
Nenci. | believe the instructions were
absolutely loyal as regards the Unit
cd States. General Cairanza would
up to the present have heard nothing
OF II If 'hc United States had not pdb-
!ishcd the Instructions which came
into its hands in Il way which was not
unobicCtiorlnlo Our behavior con-
lrasts Considerably with the behavior
Of the WASHINGTON CoNernT,eat
president Wilson after our note Of
January 81. 1917, which avoided all
aEgrcssivcncss in tone deemed II
proper Immediately TO break off rela-
tions with extraordinary roughness.
our ambassador no longer had the
opportunity TO explain or clucidate
orally our attitude The United states
government thus declined to negotiate
with us. on the other hand. IT ad-
dressed itself Immediately to all tho
neutral powers to induce trem TO join
the United states and brcak with us.
Il was reproached for thinking just
of Mexico and Japan. First of all,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
CHARGES TEUT0NS
WITH TREACHERY
Robert Cecil Denies U-Boat
War Simply Answer to the
British Blockade.

LONDON, March 30.-Eord Robert
Cecil, the British blockade minister
this evening made reply to the latest
utterance % Doctor Won Bethmann
Hollweg, the German chancellor, in
a statement to the Associated Press.
The German chancellor claims that
Germany. in the past, pronounced the
unrestricted use of her submarine
weapons in the expectation that Great
Britain could be made to observe in
her blockade policy the laws of hu
manity and international agreements"
say whether this statement is the
more remarkable for its hypocrisy or
for its falsencss. 1t would hardly
seem that Germany is in position to
speak of humanity or international
! agreements. since she began this war
by deliberately violating the intcrna-
tional agreement guaranteeing the
neutrality Of Belgium and has con-
tinued it 10y violating all the dictates
of humanity.
Pictures BClaiiini.
Has he chancellor forsotten that
tho German f,rces hovo ,o.n ruilt,, ,,f
cxccsses i'm Re,ri,,m ionoraii .ini in
1istory .uln.inatinr in tnc atom ed
onsI,vcr,ont of n dnuntloes neonIn. ~,
i,oisCnir,. waiis. Of honhardinG o,,oo
towns. no1o'ng bosn,toI shi5e ana
sinking other vessels with total dis.
regard for the safety Of nCn,omhdt
ants or beard, with the RI suit ;hJt
, many hundreds of innocent ,,irtirr.
nch,din. both women and chilaren.
lave LOST thoi, lives?
"'rhe --latest manifost,tioi. of this
policv is 10 be seen i'm the deyast1ti,n
end derortations carried out by The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
THOUSAND MOOSE FOR
TULSA IS THE SLOGAN
Members Hold Banquet and Rally;
Program of speeches. Songs and
Rccitations

"A thousand Moose for Tulsa" was
the slogan that predominated last
night at monster banquet and mom-
bership rally given by the order in
its clubrooms ON South Boston. Plates
were laid for two hundred guests. The
members had their wives and families
as guests. The room was decorated
with American flags and an orchcs-
ira furnished music.
Col George Griffith, deputy su-
preme dictator, with headquarters ~
oklahoma City, was the principal
speaker. He dealt upon the phenQm-
cnal national growth of the order and
the work it is doing for the orphans
at Mooseheart. their big institution In
Illinois. Thomas b. Lewis dictator
of the Houston lodge. also delivered
a splendid address on Moosedom.
state Representative Glenn Condor
delivered patriotic address. Charles
W DALEY. dictator of the Tulsa lodge,
was POSTMASTER.
Mrs. G. W. Payton and A. Y. Reed
gave vocal solos Carl Pickerel rem
dercd an instrumental selection, while
the Misses Nera-and Ada Peck capt.
waited the crowd with readings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
PLAN INDUSTRIAL.
HOME INDUSTRY
School to Keep lncorrigible
Youths Here Instead of
Pauls Valley Proposed.

A county industrial home to solve
the incorrigiblc boy problem is the
plan which T.. T.. Oberholtzer, super
intcndent Of schools, will submit to
the county commissioners and board
Of education soon. Mr.. ObcrholtZer
will ask the commission to set aside
y acres of the county tract near the
fair grounds for this purpose and the
school district will be asked to pay
the cost of building the institution
The boys home would be similar
TO the state school at Pauls Valley
with the inmates limited to youths of
this county. The state institution Is
full to capacity and many Wuyward
boys are not sent there for that rea-
son. Only in the most dire cases are
boys accepted 1t Pauls Valley and
then II becomes necessary to parole
youth who has been there for some
time to make room for the new ones.
Humane Agent WsIcn Is co-opcrat-
ING with Superintendent OhcholtZcr in
the proposed county school II Is
planned to at first erect building
about the size of the detention home.
1t would include class rooms. dormi-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
HASN'T SWALLOWED
FOR SEVEN MONTHS
Took All His Nourishment by
Means of Tube inserted
in His Stomach.

CENTRALIA. Kan. March 80 -
Smith NanGuilder, farmer, % years
old. living near Centralia, mas not
swallowed a mouthful of food or drink
for seven months, and still lives. lie
eXperience the same craving Tor 1000
and drink as any man, but IT Is I'M
possible for him to swallow. lie sup
plies himself with nourishment thru
a tube inserted into mis- stomach thru
an opening Just below the chest made
bv - surgical operation, and mas
gained fifty pounds in four months
by this way of living. Ife enjoys Bood
health and goes about his business,
and suffers no discontinue excepting
that experienced by the inconvenience
of his mode of feeding himself.
Fifteen years ago Mr.. NanGuilder
went to the county fair at Seneca, ana
while eating dinner tried to masticate
a tough piece of beefsteak The steak
did not respond TO his treatment and
the longer chewed the larger the
mouthful seemed to become. Rather
Than be embarrassed by removing 1t
from his mouth, he endeavored to
swallow the chunk From that day
10 sawllow was difficult for him, and
grew more difficult until seven
months ago 1t became impossible for
him to swallow and he was starving.
His ease puzzled physicians and he
was taken TO hospital and examined
by X-ray.
Given a glass of milk, it was found
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
Says Japan and Mexico Deadly u. S. Foes
Seeking to Justify Intrigue

LONDON, March 80. -.- Reuters
Amsterdam correspondent sends tho
following concerning the address Of
Dr Alfred Zimmerman, minister OF
foreien affairs, with regard to Ger
m1ny's attempt TO embroil Mexico and
Japan with the Cnitcl states
Hugo llasse leader of ,he socialist
minority in the rciChstag, remarked
that the German offer f an alliance
with Mexico had aggravated tnc sit
Iation with the United states and Dr.
Zimmerman replying. said.
Too Naive. lie Saws.
81 wrote no letter TO General Car
rama. ! was not so naive merely
addressed by a route that appeared to
me 70 tc a safo one. INSTRUCTIONS to
cur representative In MeNico. Il is
being investigated now 'tese iusttdt-
tons fc! into the hands Of tht Amor
can authorities.
instructed the minister 10 McNicc
ir the event OF war with the Tn ted
Slatos 20 propose 2 German alliance to
HeNico and Simultaneously to suggest
mat Japan join the alliance. de-
cl1rod expressly that despite the .,uo-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
SHEPPARD IS BOUND
OVER AFTER HEARING
Young Lease Broker Held for
$4,000 Bond and Recon-
mitted to County Jail.

II. Wade Sheppard, the debonair
young lease broker, who is alleged to
have floated a number of fraudulent
checks in Tulsa last month was bound
over to the district court yesterday
after his preliminary hearing before
Justice Daniel. His bond was fixed
at $4,000 which he was unable to
furnish and he was sent back to the
county Jail where he has been held
since his arrest several weeks ago in
Minneapolis.
Sheppard endeavored to put up a
defense at the preliminary. He stated
that a few days before giving the
check for S1i925 to the Model Cloth
ing store, the principal complainant
in the case, he had deposited $3.50
with the Exchange National bank. The
state charged that Sheppard had is
sued checks for approximately $1,000
on the strength of the $3.50 which he
had placed with the bank.
A tailoring firm Is also one of the
prosecutors of Sheppard They say
that on February I, Sheppard came to
their place and. took spring over
coatswhich he had ordered two weeks
before. on the same occasion he or
dered three suits, giving check for
500. Sixty dollars Of this was for
the overcoat which Sheppard wore
from the shop and the balance was 10
apply on the new suits. The check
was turned down at the bank
At the Model store which Sheppard
visited few hours after leaving his
tailor's, he bought unstintingly His
purchases included Sl3 shirts, $3.50
neckties and soX at 81 a pair.
Sheppard has resided in Tulsa for
about IS monthS He was one of the
organizers of the Spectator Publishing
company and later entered the oil
business
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31

Mexico was neighhorinG state to
America. If we wanted allies against
America, Mexico would be the first TO
come into consideration. The rcla-
tions between Mexico and ourselves
since the time OF Portirio DiaZ have
been extremely friendly and trustfuL
Tho MeNicans, moreover, arc known
as good ana efficient soldiers.
Japan Real Enemy.
"lt can hardly be said that the rcla-
tions between the United States and
Mexico have been friendly and trust
full. and the world knows that antag-
onism exists between America and
Japan. | maintain that these an
tagonisms are stronger than those
which. despite the war; exist between
Germany and Japan.
when / also wished to persuade
Carranza that Japan should Join the
alliance there was nothing cNtraor-
binary in this The MeNicans and
japanese are OF like race and rela-
tions exist between both countries.
Thus considcrd IT patriotic
duty to release those instructions ana
hold to the standpoint that | acted
rightly"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
Old Tg adel''S
DOPE

More than 10 families now in Park
view Place. Old Trader sold those
lots at $50: they are now selling for
$3.50 There will be Il hundred fam
lies there by July. There will bc 800
babies there before fall school. We
need nclp to get school and church.
GARDEN CITY by LAFEBE.R just
up TO RAILROAD REFINERY. Joins
now going on. Is going To he BIG
SUCCESS. OLD TRADER sold .
BLOCKS THURSDAY. He is offer
ing to bet that he will s'll the EN-
TIRE - blocks by SATURDAY
night. No better GARDEN land out
of DOORS. blocks $50 feet wide by
3t5 rect long. This land must BE-
SEEN to bc appreciated. II should
double i'm value within 30 days. Our
car will leave our store at 1906 East
second street every hour 10 show
GARDEN CITY commencing Friday
morning at 8 II. m, last car will leave
ut 4 D. IN. We will continue To run
our car each day ON schedule time un-
ill those BLOCKS are all sold. then
we will sell about 1925 lots NJ very low
prices. We will take laborin. people
TO show GARDEN CITY on SUNDAY.
hut we will not sell on Sunday. IT
interested please call at our store ana
go look il over. Old Trader will bc
on the ground from early till late each
daX to show YOU, and GERrRt DE
will run the car to and from GAR
DEN CITY each hour flom M.
until > y. m. II would please YOU TO
see how WE do things quick. oar
blocks scIl for $500. Sl0O down $40
per month Our lots $50, $40 down
and SO per month.
Our ROUGH 10 acres near INTER-
URBAN near RED FORK, will 30 on
the market in ten days. This will
make good chicken ranches If Non
know how to set u hen on Hill.
SIDE. Two thousand grape vines hnd
1000 peach trees ready to set out ON
this rough land The land Will he
sold at 500 per acre.
OLD TRADER has taken so much
money out OF TRADERS Stores 10 buy
PARK VIEW PLACE and also to buy
GARDEN CITY that he has almost
BROKE the WHOLE TRADERS
BUNCH. lie Is now closing out ms
store at 1O6 East Second So. 10 get
money to pay his debts ana 10 pay
back and BACK up the other TRAD
ERS stores which will continue to
run. Goods sold by the case only.
Cotton Roll soap. case S2.S3
Su,, or Jcnox Soan .... s. .65
Ijcc,ric SnorI, Soap ... S.. .05
noh White Soop ....S 81 81
Ivory Coon 40 Sire .. S3.75
Ivory Soap, tOc size ......... SUD
SIM pr;oht cleanser ~ S3.35
cold DuSt S3.65
OIJ hutch Clcarscr ....... SO. 50
Arm and Hammer Soda ....'. SID
Chrc,I,icd Wheat ...... S3.I5
Snrdincs ... ......... S3.7o
Best Rcd Salmon. by case, per
-.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
HENDRICKS
G. O. ID.
GROCERY and MARKET
Free Delivery
PAY CASH AND BUY FOR LESS.

II YOU care to save ON Your grocery
and meat bills it will pay yor to read
our Id. We sol' for cash and sell for
less Trading on Time IS coaN cnlcnt,
but expensive.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
WAISTS SPECIALS.

Waists made Of quality goorsotte deep collars,
iabos and fancy embroidered fronts. all seams IN
hcmstichcd finish. Colors OF yellow mustard, Ercen
gold and pink: sizes 81 to A. Special all Ot TX
CREPE DE CHINE WAISTS S3.25.
one table of crepe de Chine Waists, double breasted
effects with large pearl buttons and fine tuckS ana
iabots. in colors Of flame, salmon, yellow CD Ok
gold, flesh and white Your choice ..,'. Oc0Ac
CORSET SPECIAL.
Discontinued numbers Ut Memo back lace Corsets,
broken sizes. $3.50 to $500 values Special 81 QS
all day saturday ...'......'..''' OIeOO
(sECONI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31

Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Hlnd. bleeding or Protruding Piles.
First application gives relief
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-31
.RenShaW'S S
Main and Haskell.


The Cash store with the Cash Prices.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-15
E. G. CUEllNINGHIAM
IS Hayward Building Phones i67o-552
Here's Some Specials

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