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New Britain herald., 1917-09-21
News For 7heafer8oerS and Women Readers
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
 By
By ADELE GARRISON

ton in me, a fear that Fate might take mo at my word.
 The 'Phonc Rings.
 As l dressed hastily, for I had over slept because of my wakeful night, conceived and dismissed again half a dozen fantastic schemes to bring Dicky to a realization of his error, for my anger was just childish enough to to wish in some way to "get even."
 Katie greeted me joyfully when I came downstairs. She had kept a de- licious breakfast warm for me, and was voluble over the serving of 1t.
 'I was joost cooming cop stairs init dot tray, ven I hear you" she said as she hovered around me. II tink vunce l coom Oop stairs, wake you. den I tink, no, I let you sleep all you want. Ven you sleep. you happy"
 "Thank you, Kat1e," returned, and dismissed her upon some house. wifely preteXt. Her perceptions were too keen, her sympathies too warm for me to be quite comfortable with her eyes watching me.
 It was an hour after break fast, when I was still chaflng under Dicky's rudeness that the telephone sum- moned me- I hurried to 1t. in the hope that Dicky was 'phoning his re- pentance to me, something he had done frequently before.
 But 1t was not Dicky's voice that came to me over the wire. The deep- CT tones were those of pr. Pettitt.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-21
Pads and Fashions

Caracul and chestnut colored velvet is a clever combination for an even- ing wrap.
 Canvas for the brim and velvet for the crown; this fashions at hat of the latest fancy.
 In Paris the long-waist coats of velvet or brocade reach almost to the iron. of the skirt.
 A smart coat Is fastened in front by two large buttons, and a tassel drops from each button. Venlse lace, heavy or fine, has been revived for stole arrangements | on afternoon frocks of velvet. Oxford ties are in again. 1 Stitched cloth hats will be worn.
 Gray will be very popular win ter color.
 If the waistline moves at all it will go up.
 The wide, straight brim is popu- lar as ever.
 Black satin is combined with gray ! crepe.
 Embroidered filct net trims green ; jersey cloth.
 There are still many jersey weaves ! used.
 The draped turbans are extremely 1 becoming.
 Cellars reach to the ears and ex- tend below the shoulders. Half a dozen new Jersey cloth ideas | have been evolved, some even having d lamb 'S-WOOl surface There will be quite as many short fur coats as there will be long, Checked blue gingham and black ! taffeta is a novel com bination Some bright greens are noted among the new evening colors
 A copper colOred cassock of serge Is worn over a slip of black satin. Very deep cuffs and very high col 1 lars of fur are seen on new coats.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-21
SIDE TALKS
Too Much Time.
BY RUTH CAMERON

band board and that she does no out side work of any sort.
 And yet she cannot find time to write.
 Pressure of Work Keeps You Up to
 tho Mark.
 Truly if you want a thing done, find a busy man or woman to do it.
 There really is something in the pressure of much work that seems to keep one up to the mark.
 have found that if I get my work ahead so that I have only a little to do on certain day, half the time I will not do even that little bit. I have so much time that I do not feel the necessity of getting at it. Conse- ouently I put off getting at it, and by and by the day is gone and my work is not done.
 You Depend On Its Being Faster Than Having plenty of time to do a thing in is like having a clock fast Before you know it you miss the l train because you are depending or its being faster than 1t is Too much time is as bad for the character as too much money. I suppose we ought to pity those who are handicapped with both. But somehow one doesn't seem to.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-21
Household Notes
72H.c.

People who study their complexions should eat a great many vegetables.
 In preparing lettuce for salad dry them by tossing lightly in an old nap kin.
 Lettuce leaves not sufficiently at- tractive for salads can be used as pot greens.
 Wood ashes are splendid for rem ov- ing fOwer-pOt stains from the Win- dowsill.
 Flour the fruit when chopping it for cakes, etc. and it will be less apt to stick.
 A slimy sponge will be like new if steeped in vinegar and water for twelve hours.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-21

ton in me, a fear that Fate might take mo at my word.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-21
Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast
 Peaches
 Cod Fish Cakes Toast Coffee
 Eunch
 Succotash
 Sliced Peaches
 Sponge Cakes
 Tea
 Dinner
 Onion Puree
 Shoulder of Mutton
 Saratoga Potatoes
 Carrot Salad
 Apple Pie
 Coffee Sponge Cakes-Bcat up yolks four eggs until thick, then beat one cupful sugar, one tablespoonful lemon juice, grated rind onc-half lemon and onc- quarter teaspoonful salt. Sift in three quarters cupful flour, cut and fold in beaten whites of eggs. Pour into but tered and papered pans bake in mod crate oven thirty minutes Carrot Salad-Scrape, and cut In slices five large carrots. Soak in cold water thirty minutes, then cook in boiling unsalted water until tender. Drain and dry. Line salad bowl with lettuce leaves. arrange carrots on top. Serve with French dressing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

George Dewey was born in Mont
 elier, Vt, December 26, 1887. H. ook a degree in Norwich universit!
 1854. He graduated from the
 nited States naval academy in 1858 .fter a Mediterranean cruise on tht
 cam frigate Wabash he returned Tn Se1 to take an active part in the ivil war where he served with great
 istinction considering his youth and is low rank. At the close of the war
 C cruised in manly waters. In 1S72, became a commander; in 1881, a ;aptain; and in 1896 a commodore. When President Mckinley forcsaw rouble brewing in the Philippines he lsked Secretary of the Navy Long 0 appoint a safe man to command the Asiatic squadron. On May 1, 1889, Commodore Dewey with his fleet of
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

E. ]. Sommers, formerly of the road commission staff here, writes from Fairbanks where he is the supnrin- tendent, of the road commissions
 work. He says that the Fourth di- vision made the best showing for Sulzer of any of the Alaska divisions mendous majority over Bunnel of two years ago to less than zero this elec- ton Sommers says. as an old Nome- ite, that he felt ashamed of the small
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17
.ADM|RAL DEWEY DIES AFTER LONG
 SERVICE IN NAVY

small cruisers fought the battle of Aanilla bay In which he destroyed eleven of the Spanish ships and can. tured the rest of the hostile fleet immediately he was promoted to A rear admiral and thanked by resolu. tion of congress. In 1899 he was pro. noted to admiral of the navy. Since 1900 he has been president of the general navy board.
 In 1867 Dewey married Susie Good win of New Hampshire. who died In 1872. He remained a widower until 1899 when he married Mrs. Mildred (McLean) Hagen of Washington.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

A letter in the last mail states that s. J. Bakke. former postmaster here, has his family installed in the Rose Manor apartments in San Francisco. They are all enjoying the California climate and having glorious time lo'iag the sights. But, the letter states. with all the enjoyment of their lie they have a hankering for dear old Nome. They expect to come back Tn the spring.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

NEWS NOTES

vote in the Second division for Sul-
 CT. The road commission. he con inues, spent s16o.O00 in the Fourth elyihaa last year and is now huld- ing e sO0-foot steel span bridge. He notes Ward Estsy. formerly of Nome
 row in charge of the road con- .niss ions work at Ruby where he will re all this winter and next summer. George Wagner and Sydney Moore.
 nee of Nome, are now working fo. inc N. c. Company at Fairbanks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

At the card social which followed the regular meeting of the Eagles last night a fine session was enjoyed by the members and hldy friends wf.o enjoy whist as a pastime. The winners were: Ladies, Mrs. Lindberg, trst, 40 Mrs. Flowers, second, 40;
 .ars. Davy, booby, T. Gentlemen: Mr. Johnson, hrst, 10; Herman John- son. second, S9; and Andy Anderson. boobys 10.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

The election canvassing board of which Governor Strong is chairman, of the votes cast during the recen, election will meet sometime in keb- uaIy at Juneau. The board desires .o have the returns from all precincts n. if possible. beIore it begins it's labors. In case, however, that the returns from any precinct ahoulo come in late they would still be counted if the custom Of two years Ago be followed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Fed erated church entertained yesterday in honor of those who assisted at the bazaar in December. About for ty ladies were present. During the afternoon games were played h the lecture room, and at 4 o'clock de- llCious lunch was served by the en- tcrtaining committee in the parlors of the parsonage. The committee
 consisted of Mrs. koch, Mrs. Altimus Mfs. Hewete and Mrs. Kelling. Al. ter the luncheon 1t was announced that the society will have an all day meeting Tuesday. February 6. to go some sewing for the Davison children
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

Few who have seen Dr. Chaco about town lately would suspect tha, about a week ago he was under the surgeons knife for nearly an hou4 4or a trouble that might have proveu serious had 1t not been taken in time omce then the doctor has been doing about half duty but will soon be under his usual full head of steam again.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

A letter has been received iron. ,lfss Alice Peterson who wishes to b. remembered to all her Nome friend, A. the time of writing she was a .he Hillcrest farm, few miles iron vancouver. Wash, but intended |, leave soon for Vallejo. Cal, stopping If at Portland and San Francisco ell .Cute.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

Mr. A. c. Stewart, manager of the Columbia Mining Company of Sledge creek. has been in town the past ,wo days buying supplies and some 5000 feet of lumber for the company's ledge creek ground where he says dt spite the intense cold and bliz- zards they have worked every day and made good progress.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17
NOTICE TO MASONS.

The Order of the Eastern Star will entertain on Friday evening at g clock at the Masonic Temple. All Masons families and their lady friends invited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

Albert Matson and Charles Larson a-e preparing for active operations on number Center creek. They have moved the boiler and boiler house on tnn, clam to the place where new Sha;, is tv be sunk.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

Representative Nate Coomb5 ex. poets to leave Council on his trip to Juneau on January 23.It is under stood to be his present plan to take the trail to Seward rather than the route via Gibbon and Fairbanks to Cordova, Jack St. Leger will go with him for trip outside.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

II Is the plan of some of the Kou- garok men who searched In vain for the body of the late Conrad Freed- .ns to make another attempt soon. They are confident that Feeding teil exhausted somewhere near the springs to which he apparently tried to re. urn. His tracks were found as near az half a mile to the cabin where he "od leIt hls wire. Their next search will be different sort. They pro- pose to turn their dogs loose and let .neIn noSe auUul the country in the expectation that the intelligent anI- malls will find what is being searched lor
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

Dan Jones, road commissioner foi his section, is on his way back from Marshall and reached St Michael thi. norning according to a message re- ceived this morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

Bob Westland and Carl Hiream have taken coal and supplies 10 tue Caribou claim on Dexter hill where they will put down prospect hole.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

Murray, Sullivan and Kelley were n town Aes orday after a load of lumber which Is taken to Indicate that tney are hlak.ag goUd progress ll piling up dump.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

iKrstan Brothers of the Emporium the Nugget Mining Edition to people oa the outside with view to help ing Nome in a number of ways. They sent one copy to the well known house of Ii. Liebes 6 Co. who nave doing business in Alaska for 60 years Tn return they got letter in which prise shown by local people us shown by the magazine. The senior member of the finn assured kirstan brothers that his house will bring Influence to bear to further the needs of this community.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

Mir. J. J. Mcdonald. owner of the kirg mountain quartz claims had a cabJn moved yesterday to his resi- dence on Third avenue. The second house will be added to his present abode to give more room.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

Today's fine weather was almost too good to last. Those who watch the barometer say 1t is very high anu forebodles more cold.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

Tho Fraterral Order of Eagles vii. ceiooiate tn. nniversaly of the b4rtL o' the orgar izallcn on e9.luly with
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

The Nome branch of the ". C. T. |. will hold it's regular meeting to- morrow afternoon at the Federated church at 2:S 0o'clock.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

George Mclean who came down ness trip expects 10 return tomorrow
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

H C. Kelling hos received the con- tract for building the two cells in the basement of the fire house and tho contract for moving the fire bell from the old station to the new one.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17

Now laid eggs at Prosssr's Harness Shop. 500 per dozen. Phone Slack 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-01-17
international News Service.

nternatIonaT NeWf SeTVICe'
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Admiral Dewey died here yesterday at his esidence. A severe attack of pneu' .nonia was the cause of his death.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-05
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK
In Answering Ads. rIesss Mention Tim...
BI ACK PANTHER

Subject To quick response. 81 100 will
hu l0l shares of Rlack Panther. tho res
ular weekly dividend on which Ia Fiv,
dollars This Is 23s percent on tho
amount Invested The rBst two weekly
dividends have been 80 on every hun.
dr"d shares making ~ percent on In,
amount Invested T. Trevor Lewis. ils
Tcrmna' Rldg, oklahoma city. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-05
Ri ACK PANTHER,

About two years ago Black Panther on
and Gas company was sold at 81 80 per
share. the par value being one dollar
During the past twenty-five months
stockholders have received 800 percent in
dividends
The nlack Panther lease is noted far
and wide for It's remarkable continuity
Of prod4ction, due 10 its uniform rlch-
ness. and has what is termed In oil ctr
olcs, practically permanent production
The normal price of the stock has been
inflated recently bv traders who saw an
opportunity to make puick profits
Subject To prior sale I offer any part
of 900 shares nj 81 which is n rcason>
nhlc price |. Trevor Lewis. ,l6 Trrmi-
nal Rldg Oklahoma city. okla. Phone.
Mimic I-g
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AUTOS. VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
In answering Ads. Please Mention Time

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times
STORAGE batteries FOR any car. repair
parts tnr nuN make ~ battery. re-
phNrIug and repairing done promptly
tUwu tn l27 w Main
WE pay the highest casu value for used
ears Mnhry Motor Exchange. % bloc,
east NJ Lcc-lluDkius hotel Maple 2lt.
n " Main
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AGENTS WANTED.
In Answering Ads. rlense Mention Times

AGENTS WANTED Live. aggressive
gentlemen and ladies wanted To solicit
for a proposition 81 merit. llhcrol com.
missions. can Room 1o3 llorskowIi2
Hldg
LIFE or ErENLO WLL and story of
hook well illustrated. tell, his whole mo.
cvcr body wants it. nhrrrl commission.
cfcdit If desired, eDut llc lur urruts'
outfit Huyd Publishing CO., pplhs,
TCNuA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-05
OKLAHOMA OIL WFllS

The greatest wealth of our country
rs stored away IN natures darkness. and
proper methods ~ development win hrinV
10 light and distribute among our people
millions or dollars our country u'cd,
NOR" money. and below the aurfRCc " the
ground IL tho proper place to seek II.
Those who seek scientifically win find i,'
Come and soc the new Oh field at Ce-
mcut, tRddo county. sixty miles on tho
Fra, from oklahoma city Leave ut
8 In tho morning. spend four hours IN
Cement, arrive In oklahoma CITY at &
y m When you reach Cement. YOU
uau easily fnd George T. MONTGOMERY,
who viii glAdlt show YOU arornd l..
Trevor Lewis. tl6 Terminal Bldg okla
homR tlty okla Phone Maple AIS
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AUTOS. VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES.


in Answering Ads. Please Mention Iime-'
.'.---- =,
REAL automobile for sale. tl1d: eNtraordi-
unrily cheap for cash, cheaper than
second hand fords. passenger Studc -
baker. fore door. electric lights. good
upholsterlnE; extra good running order
four good tires and inner tubes good
paint, black, see me In person at hotel
morning or evening. from to u a m .
Hud to II u m. phoniug unsatlsfnc-
tory Oscar We'll Noll Hotel
i2a EAST SMITH ST garage viii pun
I'm YOUR dead ear when needing re-
pairing. free Of charge. ell work guar
nutced mechanic i5c per hour, storage,
oll and gus. VIII pny cash FOR '-pass, niger
lrli Ford NlHplo - Tom NouEh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-05

Thousands have invested few dollars
and rcppcd u reward NJ tons ~ thou
sands. why not think IL over when you
know that oil has lftcd more mortgages.
homes. bought more pleasures hired
more teachers. smoothcd more rough
places In life, than has tho combined
original value Of gold and sllygr H-Coms
and see what We can show yoUb p now
oil field Geo T. Montgomery. Cement.
f.1Jn nL1n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.

s. OOo CASH. s26o0 terms. buys cafe,
I'm hest town In state. $1,000 soda fOuu.
cigar. 10 tables. ~ stools. etc. splen
did opportunity for right parties. Rk,
rimCs
ron REST Blacksmith shop I'm Minco,
OKLA. write or yoll Scion stevens.
linton Okn
ron sNLE.llo,cl building NJ - rooms
pk" good car ON dcal price 81 200
Wrto koonco a Scott Mcckor Okla
ruH SALE or TRADE tot good land.
stock of general merchandise. IN
yoirnl about 81 ,oo. doing y good bust.
u,ss Nm % good town. Ten IN fot sclllng.
OKLA
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E. B. COCKRELL,

Maple 22o as American Narl Bank BLDG
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Time.
SMALL FARMS

! have some small tracts of land on
tn" intorurhan nj stop II, near BethluY
and Putnam city. about % minutes iide
from Terminal station; within 3O0 yards
Of graded and high school and less than
that distance from two stores; best quail
itv Of soil In the county for small r. its
md vegetables. will sell you from three
to ten acres; build YOU any kind OF a
house YOU want: accept cash payment Of
one fourth. and give terms on balance:
have one new five room house ready for
occupancy. buy one ~ these small farms
and raise your living
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING.
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PAPERHANGING AND REPAIRING
Statesmen WANTED.

In Answering Ads. rlcS,r Mention rImr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-05
81 ACK PANTHER

At my office. ii6 Terminal Bldg. to the
first applicants who are ready 10 buy for
spot cash Rlack Panther pays big
dividend EVERY week
l.. TREVOR LEWIS.
ils Terminal Rldg., Oklahoma City. Okla
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STRAWBERRIES bon three months after
Nuu plant our iy'rhoarcrs free booklet
900 strawberry culture The McRnl COM
PAM Phone n. T. sll. oklahoma Cfy
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BUILDING MATERIAL AND
LUMBER.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

tIW and used lumber, oak aud pine
flooring siding aud ceiling cheap. $50
IS Walker Nni 1872
lW.I nrDI and foundation rock for
h1uIur 1Wu'. ,au r once. 3l' y
Broadway
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.
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Wavr7e Hotel

Meals. home st,le 25c: rooms, Csc.
close 20 all dcpots. a good straight house,
lloa W. California Ave. oklahoma city
okla
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
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WANTED goo Victor or Columbia roc.
ords We plN Tpuf yusN Record ~
change q Nurrh ilaru.t
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MALE HELP WANTED.
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WANTED Several first class men VIII


WANTED Several first class men who
have had experience In handling n'pS
something new; rapid seller, TERRITORY,
state Okl8homR. commission proposition
Address R-ei5. care Times
HtSTLERS garages and auto agents.
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TODAY for particulars Motor Accessories
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TWENTY youul anon to t,NNrr irlr-
phone directories can 5-l- s.. Broad
way
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r fire iusuraur" ofNlg exceptional
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PoN ii9
WILL furnish responsible. man to ru.
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
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FOR SALE-A second hand freight ee
vator. $500 pound capacity Miller
Jackson Co. ll5 East California.
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TTOld0UlTtcTS fOT Used UaTS

INIa exchange deals exclusively iu used
tHfa vs., tlwnNy have from /, tu 10
tuNdlyH makes from which ,ou can
w,t, ,uuf s,lr.tlou Our policy X small
uruts uul many sales uutCk, which Is
ur, reason nt uur remarkable success
An. ugtHuu nf PERSONS representing
themselves On hp CONNIE. tod with this cNa
change. u,dillng pars IN the street. are
InHu.'nrs o.. Wr transact nl business At
uHI .tIvurNuw
TlIH NNWN MOTOR EXCHANGE
NnUA East i',. lhvNns llutol
NnuIr 'Ii n West MAIN
WANTED Purchase second hand auto.
n0h'. must 10. lu good condition ut'
.IHu and ulfi ul aluDk 400 guud company
..y, Nvd Bids lhvue Wal 1851.