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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27


at any time II the people in that To-
cality make twenty or thirty times
their normal purchases.
ACTIVE IN EAST.
The drive on salt in the present In
stance, seems to have begun in New
York City something over week ago,
and spread as far as Boston and
Washington. where many store keepers
absolutely sold out Of the commodity
in a couple of days. Reports have
reached Washington Of similar condi-
tions as far west as Ohio. House
keepers purchased as high as Is bags
of salt. and there is one instance Of a
man who bought a whole barrel,
enough to last his family for life
time. Immediately following the ex-
cessive purchases Of salt, came the
case of laundry blue. based on re-
port that this article. since II con-
tanned Prussian blue, would soon be
unobtainable. People seemed to have
the false impression that Prussian
blue must come from Germany. The
third wave of big buying has been
conferred on matches and it's origin has
been traced to Jersey City.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27
pected. all through the efforts Of pro.
German propogandists.
GERMAN pAOPOoANDI0TS7

We nWNvN pOOVV4sAsN0t0sO
Three successive buying drives on
salt. laundry blue and matches, by
housewives throughout the eastern
part Of the country are the result of
the latest efforts of German prop
agandists. This is the belief of the
United States food administration aft
err its attention has been called to a
temporary embarrassment on the part
Of retailers caused by unusually large
purchases of the above commodities by
women in various localities. These
excessive buying campaigns have
started from rumors of a threatened
shortage in the three articles, and have
caused the panicky housewives to
stock up with them in sufficient guam
titles to last their families for more
than year.
The food administration announces
that there is no actual shortage in
either salt, matches or laundry blue;
that the national stock Is as large as
ever with no possibility of shortage
with a normal demand on the part of
the consumer, and that rumors of any
such shortage can be attributed only
to German agents wishing to upset the
even course of trade and spread dis
satisfaction with war conditions. 1t Is
pointed out that a temporary shortage
I'm a particular locality may be caused
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27

FINE POTATOES s1.4O; carrots, tur-
nips, soc; parsnips, squash, s1.00 per
100, delivered. Phone 64-R-3. Disc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27
HARM DONE BY
hOARD|NCFOO
SAYS B|CkNElL.
Overstocking Injurious to
Government and M ay
Bring About Shortage
That Should Not Exist.

Housewives are warned by r. F.
Bicknell food administrator for Idaho,
to disregard reports of shortages in
certain commodities and not to over
stock, since such procedure works ac-
tual harm and may cause real short
ages in particular localities.
Buying drives have come in success
sive waves around the country and it
is the belief of the United States food
administration that false rumors con-
corning other commodities may be eX-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27
DIAMONDS TAKEN.

Cleveland, o., Nov. 27.-Theft of
registered mail package said to
contain $4,000 worth of diamonds,
from a counter in the lobby of the
Hotel Statler here, was reported
to the police today. The diamonds
belonged to the Yankhauer, hewitt
and Plat Jewelry company, New
York, and were addressed to j.
NJ. Yankhauer. The robbery &C.
Cured Friday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27

CHIMNEYS throwing SCOT owe r pub
lie street. need immediate atten-
ton. Chimney sweep. Fire Depart
ment. Il N2Sc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27

Only a woman who has watched
her complexion change from
wrinkled. coarse. sallow ugliness
to clear. soft. youthful beauty can
realize the feeling of JOY that came
over me when first saw that my
own eare-worn, aged-looking skin
was actually regaining its girlish
freshness. Yet prior to this there
was scarcely a preparation, including
treatment at the highest prices.
which had not tried. only to make
my face look worse. Finally
French lady gave me beauty recipe
which she had obtained from q doc
tor in Paris. who told her the rea-
son most things failed was because
they lacked the power to get down
into the skin and renew the youth
full activity of the tissues. 1t was
only a short time after that my son
showed his pride in my improved
by exclaiming, "Mother'
You look young enough to be my
sweetheart" l am certain that most
any woman can successfully use the
same plan. so gladly repeat i here
for the benefit of others. Merely
wash your face with butter milk and
rub in a teaspoonful of roseated
cream (Which can be obtained from
wipe the face and apply
Poudre Petalias-a very. fne com
plcxion powder, prepared, especially
for shiny noses and bad complex
ions. II your face is badly win
killed.. get box of Japanese Ice ZEN
ellis to use in connection with the
roseated cream. | have seen many
/ wrinkled, Acknowledged, faded
looking woman Danish every sign o
and complexion blemishes and n
Pure rossatsd crsasn-Crer
factursrs to Danish eomplsxi'
younger and far more beautif'
funded. When shown the abb
that despite the war, they cou
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27
Phone IS
A Real American
Bird
Welcome to You

We've again made spe-
cial preparation for fur
nishing you with the
choicest, most tempting
good things for your.
Thanksgiving Dinner.
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks,
Chickens, Plum Pud-
ding, Cranberries, Mince
Meat, Oysters. Nuts,
Figs, Olives, Grapefruit,
Fancy Cheese. Cluster
Raisins. Cider. Fine Sc
lection of California
Vegetables and Fruits.
Order Early.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27
CARD Or THANKS.

We wish to thank the many friends
and choir for their kindness and floral
offerings during the illness and recent
death of our beloved son and brother.
THOMAS E. GRAY.
GRACE E. GRAY.
ALTON E. GRAY
FLORENCE GRAY.
BERNICE GRAY.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church will hold a special meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at 2:ao
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Kelly,
1924 State street. Sewing for the Red
Cross will be the order Of the after
noon.
Boise lodge No 2, A. F. & A. NJ,
will confer the Master Mason degree
tonight.
The Boise male chorus will sing
several times tonight at the rehearsal
of the Messiah.
On Wednesday evening the Wood
men of the World will have election
of officers for the coming year.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27

FOUND-A bicycle. owner can have
same by identifying and paying for
this ad. Inquire $500 w. jefferson.
N29c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27

so ACRES ALL IN ALFALFA, CLOSE
In to Caldwell. at $40 per acre and
worth s175. Don't buy land until you
see this. Easy terms that the crop
will pay readily.
1856 acres best grain and alfalfa land,
improvements. deep well. fine roads,
very desira BILE location, all cultivated;
$40 per acre on easy terms.
~ acres. all in alfalfa, close in to
Caldwell; very desirable location;
$4,000; terms. $1,000, balance to suit
you at per cent. Crops will pay this
clear.
acres, very desirable small home. all
good land, nice 5-room house. deep
well: s2500; terms. $500 down and
$500 per year at per cent. ; Fisk
Realty company. Caldwell. DIS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27

FOR SALE--Chevrolet, $500. Excel
lent condition, HOS N eth. Dsc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27
cARRANzA SOLDIERS KILLED,

Fl Paso, Tex, Nov. FILTHY
Carranza soldiers were killed and
about 10 wounded when band Of
ViIlistas, believed to have boon
commanded by Martinez Lopez,
ambushed a troop train between
Villa Ahumada and Juarez last
night, according to word reach
ing here today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27
Mother, You Look Young
Enough to Be My Sweetheart

How Keep That Youthful Look Your Face When So
Many Others No Older Than You Have Such Bad COM
pexious and Coarse Wrinkled Skin?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-27
BLUE FRONT THANKSGIVING
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
Fresh Stock just Arrived.

Dromedary Dates, pkg. .15c
Not a Seed Raisins, pkgs. 23c
Seeded Raisins, pkgs. 23c
Sweet Spuds, lbs. csc
Cranberries, at. ..................lS c
Sifted Early June Peas can. $500. lie
Fancy Cream Cheese, mild. Id. -. csc
Fancy Cream Cheese, strong, lib. soc
Genuine Swiss Cheese. Id. .32c
Chocolate Nut Bar, Id. zoe
Remember. at Blue Front Grocery,
62S Main ST. Our Thanksgiving offer
ing. We thank you. Ranch Butter,
Acc Id. N2I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19
NEW VoRk.

NEW YORK, Dee. ~ There was a
renewal OF scattering Wall street and To-
cal selling In tho cotton market early
today. FIRST prices were steady at a
decline OF 3 TO 10 points and active
months sold about is TO 20 points net
lGwcr nflcr the call with January touch
Ing 10 lhc and March al W7S Al this
level the market was Htendled by cover
Ing and trade buying rallies folowlug 10
Within I or ! points Of last nights clOss
Ing Additional notices amounting 10
about 100 bales were issucd against uc-
cemher. hut that month was relatively
firm, holding about 10 points net higher
Liverpool was relatively easy A pri-
vate cable said that freight room Just 10
Gated provides chiefly for cotton already
brought In the south awaiting shipment
The bulllHh southern npot udylcos and
rerprts Of n good demand from southern
mills led TO more active covering to-
ward the middle Of the morning, with
January selling up to aNblc and March
10 9s,20c, or ~ 10 ~ pointH net higher,
Tho market met some scattered south
arm hedge selling on this rally and ro-
acted 3 or 10 points, with trading later
loss active and the tone stendy
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.1;IlI|',''lI!'l||Il!l1!l
Realtors,
209 1-2 w. Main st.
w. 27
w. & C..
oKLAAoMA TRUsT c0MPANYIs

OKLAHOMA TRUST C0MPANY'S
BARGAINS.
East Capitol Hill-Four rooms and
large barn with two lots IN 1900 block
South Central. for 81 400 only $3.50 cash.
balance 80 per month.
Twenty-foom modern frame apartment
with double garage for 1880: la 700
block West sth St. $4,000 cash balance
to suit,
Why pay rent when 5000 cash and $40
per month buys u nice hye-rOom mod
ern home on two lots on paving, one
half block Of cur llne IN 1900 block West
It'll
Steal a Home-Six rooms with base
ment; fine well; near Pennsylvania and
Lindley; only $3.50 $500 cash, balance
$50 nfr month at percent
Capitol Hin Burgaln--FOur rooms, four
lots, with barn, In 200 block East syca-
more. price only 81 400; $3.50 cash, bal
ance SIS per month
Family hotel within walking distance,
one-half block west OF Broadway; 36
rooms, six baths, full basement. three
stories solid brick. ground and building
worth $4,000; price this week only
SIS, 900
MIR, Owner-We have buyer for two
10 flvs-0cre tract, with small improve
ments close 10 town party has a good
job, desires TO live IN town and work on
tract II you wnnt to sell, phone US; we
viii get you results
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY
Houses, Stores and Farms For Rent
beS- 10 InSurnnCe BLDG. Manle 36
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COTTON Goes Up
ON SPOT DEMAND
Decline at Opening Turns Into
25-PoInt Advance,

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 10 While the
price Of cotton was depressed \ 20 II
points around tho opening to-day, an up
ward movement appeared Immediately
after the call, the huyinE being prodIcat-
cd on exprosslom Of bullish Elnhlng re-
turns from the census bureau tomorrow,
At the end Of tho first half hour prices
were 20 TO ~ points over yesterdays
close
The small production Of iinters thus
far M reported by the census bureau
ana rrpurtS OF better spot demand IN
the Interior. encouraged tina demand and
IN the trading up 10 noon the advance
was Nldened TO .? 70 10 points.
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RED CROSS DRIVE
IS HAMPERED BY
MAN SHORTAGE
Continued from PAGE t)

so far as state headquarter, had been
informed. II the war department ap-
proves OF the plan, warplanes from
Fort Sill will make practice flights 10
various Oklahoma cities some time this
week, dropping Red Cross literature.
Arthur Sullivan, Ardmore man, who
was one Of the first American soldiers
to be wounded in Europe, was to speak
at tod9ys MONDAY luncheon. s. p
Freeing, attorney general, was sched
uled for another address. Mr.. Brsniff
urges all captains and workers TO at
tend these MONDAY Iuncheons, since i'm.
portant announcements are made al
them daily
Following are reports from all dis.
tricts in Oklahoma and the Texas
Panhandle. with the exception of the
eastern Oklahoma district. as complied
up to noon by state headquarters to.
day:
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HIGHEST RECORD
IS MADE BY CORN
December Sells at $t26 Due
to Scarcity,

CHICAGO, Dec. i9---Corn rose today
to the highest price yet this season, De
cember delivery selling nt tI.26 Scarcity
Of offerings brought about the advance,
Receipts also were meager. fact said
to he due In \ large measure TO want OF
sufficient motive power, as well as TO
lack OF cars. Opening prices, which
ranged from haac TO Nc higher with
January at tlgi .ard May at Nlar@
Scantlness OF arrivals had u bulllsh ef-
fnct on oats. Sellers were hard to find.
Provisions assembled rapidly owing TO
advice by the food administration that
farmers hold back hogs Demand was
chiefly from shorts
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ST. LOUIS

sT LOUIS, Dec. ls.--HOGS Receipts
5000 best Toe higher, others steady
mixed and butchers SlSas8isSO' good
heavy tit.lb1is.Bb: hulk tis.o0n ia 80
CATTLE Receipts 1000; steady; native
beef ZEE steers SeGt;S ysstlIns "s,, steers es
stockers and feeders "a bOn .0o Texas
quarantine steers t6.16Gl05O; fair to
prime southern beef steers ~. .00dfl2 70 /,
beef COWS and hetfers $4,000 10 co. prime
yehrling steers and heifers 1850 10, 90
native calves tb.15NiG.O0 SHEEp. Re.
celpts 400; prospects steady; lambs
81 .OOn 1850; Gamers and choppers "a 90
n9 90
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ical corps has succeeded In. getting over
these difficulties by placing In the
socket Of the eye sphere Of living
cartilage or gristle taken without risk
from the patients ribs, II Is all one
operation. While one surgeon removes
the destroyed eye another surgeon res
moves the pieces Of cartilage from near
the patient'es breas,bone Two pieces
ara made into a little globe. shieh s
placed in the socket. and the thin outer
covering OF the eye is sewn over 20
hold Il in place The ordinary glass
eye shell Is inserted, over this and is
prevented from sinking backwards.
Some movement Of the eye by the wear
er il Ahd possible.
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The "Oklahoma Six"
BEAUTY = SPEED POWER SERVICE
and the "Ozark" Truck

We are pleased TO announce 10 the public that
the affairs OF our Company are progressing sat.
isiactorly. and have far exceeded the expecla-
tions OF The Board OF Directors
We have secured site for our Factory, the
plans for the building are iu the hands OF the
Architects. and we fully expect 10 begin con.
structon on or before the first Of February next
Up TO the present time we have sold over
S4O0OOOO0 Of the capital stock of the Company
The funds from the sale OF stock will enable
u' to build and equip our first factory unit 4OO
feet long by 100 feet wide comprising 5000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19

LONDON -- An improved gla" eye
which can move is ono Of many new
surgical inventions and discoveries 10
which the war has gwen birth Az Is
well known, the chief drawbacks to the
ordinary glass eye are that being sim
ply convex shell OF glass, II tends TO
sink back into the socket and is fixed
IN "a stony glare"
A surgeon Of the Royal Army Med.
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I||i|I|||NI|n
I||||||||||I|||I
A Modern Facisry
for 4 Modern Car

square feet Of floor space, with capacity Of ten
cars daily aud put our business on a commercial
basis, and be an actual going concern. The
capacity OF the factory will be increased as rap
idly as practicable to meet the ever increasing
demaBd for automobiles and trucks.
AZ our Detroit Shop No 467 Second Avenue,
which is under the supervision OF our Chief
Engineer, Mr.. VIM Il Miller, we are building
cars for exhibition and demonstration purposes,
and getting together our complete working or
gaDization, so that when our factory is con-
peted here we will be able to begin the imme-
dae deliyety Of cars
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19
Chances Assinst Being Bombed

LONDON Naturally enough the
average Londbner grows a Bit nervous
when he hears the now-iamliar sig
mails heraldng the approach of squad
ron OF German airmen.. As a matter Of
fact, however, there is little real cause
for alarm, since the chances Of his own
particular house being hit by a bomb
are so small as to be almost inCalcula-
Bile Greater London has an area Of
44j,424 acres, ON which stand more than
a million buildings As uming that a
particular house presents target ci
100 square yard, the chance that a
bomb will strike it is less than one %
2l.000OOO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19
STOCKS LOWER
AND IRREGULAR
SpeCiaItieS Meet Slight Re-
verses in Trading,

NEW'YORK, Dec ~ War stocks and
prominent specialtlcs were moderately
lower toddy at the beginning Of tOday's
trading, the market allowing contIu-
nance of the recent irregular trend,
Dealings were again very light on tho
iutther absence Of public Interest, rails
being nlmoBi ignored Domestic bonds
were lower. but the international sroup
was firm and Liberty issues were steady.
Selling Of reil, boosme more insistent,
uuiIng the noon hour, at extreme declines
or TO points. Shares of such roads
hs Union Pacific, AtchisoD, New Yurk
Central and Baltimore 4 ohio, were al
lowest quotations for wide range OF
years
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10 - COTTON
spot Easier; prices steady Good mid
ding. a7,d; good ordinary 1a1 so7Sd; gT ""t" or.
dinary, 30 cid Sales, 1000 bales. inolud.
Ing 100 Americana no receipts Fu.
lures Closed steady. New contracts
Jnn1nry 22.5dd. March, 22,2od May,
~ led, Old contracts qixed pricesl be-
cember .N.2id December January
.o6d Te6yusry. March, lo,s7d April
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kANsAs CITY

KANSAS CITY. Dec, ip--HOGs Re
cepis II 600 strong, bulk ll6s6ti 10 o.
heavy tli1Sul 1890 nght $4,000 ls. 30 .
pigs slg jOnlioO CATTLE Reccipls
1000. no xnutherns. steady prime led
steers fiS0ou n 10; dressed beef steers
ll,00U 1850. southern ptoors 81 ,00fJO 90
cow $3.50 90O heifers u 00ai 10 so
stockers 81 6Oni 10 OO calves sG.OoX ia 90
SHEEP Receipts 5000 steady; lambs
SIS 500 1925. yearlngB siY0OOll 90
wethers }il00H 1900; ewes 50 0Odfli 90;
stoCkcrs 81 00Ui6 OO
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec 49, - BUTTER: tn-
changed. EGGS; Lower; receipts. i2s7
cases Flrats soc; ordinary firsts, ilq
l9c NJ mark. cases included liN5lc: re-
friRerator firsts, l6miGhC. POTATOES
Lower; receipts, 10 cars Wisconsin,
Michigan aud Minnesota, bulk. il.70d
tS6; ditto. sacks, 81 SOI 90 POULTRY
Alive steady Fowls. lSh22c; springs
zoe. springs 2Oc; turkeys, 2lH2jc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19
Outside Livestock
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Dec ls.--HOus Receipts
KS? is ass3 slsG"I iSS Sfs'' s5 ms.s SSls
1850, heavy tit'ioqis'SO, rough iiS;SS.
ibsS pigs til ,OoV 1900 CATTLE Rs-
ceipts ! 900. firm native steers 1880
II 50; atockers and feeders So asa 10 30,
cows and helteIs 81, ,OO6 ll.OO. calves 81 06
bl6,26 SHEEP: Receipts 1900; firm
wethers WOOglSlO; lambs iiassa 80,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19

When man Is feeling like a two
yeOr-old and his stomach Il letting
him alone, he isn't happy until he cei-
ebraics his good health by eating and
drinking too much and gets his system
all out OF whack again Luke McLuke,
The new chap carrying the mess was
polite lad from the west end.
How'd you like your coiiesi" no
asks
Tommy gaEcd up amazed, aud then
quick a. a trigger
Over the top, mate. Over the top
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS. CITY, Dec. 10. - CASH
Isl; No White. .issdisIi No : : yei.
low, sl,65G1,6S. OATS: Higher No, z
white, 7sc; No 2 mixed. 75h df76C. RYE;
o. KAFFlR AND MILO MAIZE: 81 20
M4 %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19
CATTLE MARKET
HOLDS STEADY
Hog Prices Advance Ten to
Fifteen Cents,
rODAY's REaEIPTs.

the hulk OF the days run, receipts on the
local cattle market today were fair.
around $500 head showing up, Although
packers. from all indications needed
every available head. the market vas no
better than steady, steer offerings were
OF So 50 and tho bulk Of carload lots s
brought brought 81 O0Mlo00 In the
butcher line carload lots OF cows Rud
beIfers sold for s650U725 and odd lots
for $3.50 Gamers and cutters brought
IS 006b,76, bulls sold at t6.50a7 rs.
calyes brought 5000 90. The stocker
and feeder market wss slow At the
weeks decline OF 2bB50c
CiosinE Quotations.
Prices OF the various grades OF cattle are
approximately % follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Your Opportunity

TO acquire a profitable 22-room, well
furnished highly moral rooming house
In down town dlsttlct. well filled with
permanent people, II takes cash, don
call me unless YOU have H. Schnhel
Walnut 6S13
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The Proper Place.

The other morning Wllie's mother
came in the room to lind Willie sitting
on a high stool beside the bed. with
his feet on the pillow tenderly covered
with his brd-clothes X
Willie" said tmama, "ars you
crazy"
"Oh, no" replied Willie my feet
have gone 10 sleep"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Dec. ia - BUTTER
Creamery IShc; firsts. ilhc; seconds
39hc; packing SIC EGGS. Flrsts. i7c;
seconds. 3ld32c. POULTRY. Hens. 2lc;
ROSTERS l6c; hrolrrR 2id ajc pOTA-
1OES. SinadNi s. .7hM2nn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19

The centennial annivarsary Of ths
birth of Maria Mitchell the mos, IA
nous of American woman astronomers.
will be celebrated during the coming
wear
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The Uses of Advsrsity.

Nctr.lt isn't such a disadvantage to
have wooden lea, after all, y
Rooky--llpw', that2
Vet--l can hold up my socks with
thumb tacks.--Tiger. I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19

We remarked to the young lady
across the way that this countrys Il.
nancial operations were colossal and
she said she should say they were and
her mother was at the hospital only ten
days and the surgeon charged her
father 5000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19

Women Jurors in New York City are
strong probabilities in the near future.
owing TO the great scarcity Of men ju-
rOrs, due TO the war and the fact that
women have received the elective fran.
rhiSe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-19

FLOYD THOMPSON, Oklahoma Director "Ozart
Trnl," Oklahoma CITY
gEO l. COOKE Cashier State National Bank,
OklRhoms city.
W W PHE1AN, Director OF Education. UnIver-
sty OF oklahoma.
W. G. dREENlN0, President state Exchange
Bank, Oklahoma CITY
A. r ALISON, Cashier Exchange National Bank.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Il G. MILLION. McAlester Okla Pres Rank OF
McAlestet; First Natl Bank Durant, and
American Natl Bank, Caddo