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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

New materials in the shape of nov.
city cloths are plentiful and are tax
ing the place of the imported stuffs
formerly 50 much used. Ligb: weight,
loosely woven plaids are appearing
in extra coats. One is a two-inch
plaid in plum color and leaf green.
The coat is a very full raglan, with
high monks collar and leg OF mutton
sleeve. Another coat on much the
same model Is of q brown shaded mix
tuore, lined with gren satin and
trimmed with green suede.
Women who are arranging trips to
lake or mountain regions viii find the
one-piece dress with cape to match an
exceedingly comfortable costume
Light weight woods or tWeeds are ased
for the suits in mixed or solid colors.
One example of the combination suit
and wrap is In navy blue whlpcord,
the goods relieved by a little trim.
ming of self-tone silk with white
yestee and collar. The long cape is
lined with Scotch plaid with quite a
good deal Of red In il, and the nem
at the bottom Is one Of the new, puffy
affairs which seem &c cling to every
line Of the dress skirt A soft, blue
hemp straw mushroom hat, trimmed
with close hollyberrf wreath, is
worn with the suit, topped with a
bright red ven. A. -1--s. + =. ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

A liberal education on the subject
of tires can be obtained from the ad-
vertising literature of the manueac-
turers. Write to them Or call at their
agencies. A trip through a repair
shop where vulcanizing is done will
add much of importance to your
knopIetige of tires. %
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

Extra seats that hang over the bacl
OF the front seat or the door ar
handy for children when there is !
full car. There are other ,yarietie
of the extra seat also, but this OF
folds compactly out OF the way whe
not In use, and Is fairly cenifortab
when adjusted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

If the screws that hold the small
brass brackets to the vibrator box be-
come worn so that they do not hold,
don't use longer screws. They may
injure the windings. of the coil and
ruin the vibrator. Put a metal band
clear around the box and attach II
to the dash with small bolts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

In installing tire chains don't try
to pull them too tight. If the chaind
are held in fixed position as the
wheels revolve the tread of the tire
is likely to be worn and loosened
A slightly loosened chain will creep
into constantly shifting positions, dis
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

A pale tone noveltoy cloth cape is
formed from three shoulder capes like
the coachman's cape, the long skirt be
ing gathered full under the longest
cape. The coat cape has high collar
and Is trimmed with tan and blue
galoon. The lining is blue satin, the
shade that appears in the trimming
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

Do not wipe, dust from your car
with cloth or piece of waste. II
grinds the dirst into the varnish and
will ruin the finish in a short time
Have the car washed if you want the
finish to last.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

patch pockets and convertible col
lars. Hats to match come in soft
mushroom shapes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

Amber wrist rings finish a bag
made. OF mandarin yellow Chinese
embroidered square. The lag is done
In blue, gray, gold. black. green and
white, in . lotus and rice bird de.
sign. The bag is lined with old blue
SILK and has 3 fringe Of amber beads
and blue silk tassels at the bottom
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

Keep watch on the spokes of the
wheels, especially if the car is an old
one. If spokes can be shaken, tight
en- the bolts on the flanges of the hub.
If they are still loose, consult a
wheelwright, as your life may be en-
dangered by the breaking of a wheel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

tributing the wear and causing less
injury.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21

The man who buys a box Of socket
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21


Looking outside Of our own
little local field, getting wise to
whats going on in the big
world Of motordom on all sides
of the globe, and then passing
out the information to our Gus
toners is a part Of the service
which this firm sells.
No, we don't sell it for
money.
Our service is free. It goes
along as part and parcel with
the good will that we owe to
the motor public here in Ha-
wall.
If you want to know what's
doing in the motor world, ask
US.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-21
parts

turn to page 70 in the Saturday Evening Post--
of July Fl and learn about the S commonest
troubles that bother the gunner Of Ford Cars.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-21
Education In England
Greatly Deranged

the schools have given UP their ira
ditional evening services. The work
people around the universities also
are changed. all the men servants
having gone to war, and women hav-
ing taken their places for the first
time. as bed-makers and in the
kitchens and butteries. Keble has
introduced IL women.
In athletics. for which tn euniyers-
tiles were famous there is practic-
ally a complete suspension. Few of
the colleges were able TO keep up
football or hockey teams. Rowing
has similarly been demoraliZed, and
be kept together. BY combing. Mag
dalen. st. Johns. University and New
College managed to ship two four
Dared crews which have taken part
in some local contents. Track teams
have been completely given up.
About the only outward evidence of
athletics has been the drilling OF
squads of university recruits prepar-
atory to their leaving for the front.
The after the war" changes of
the universities and the whole edu-
cational system. high and law. has
stirred up an agitation in all parts
of the country Lord Haldane has
| summed up the main direction of
this change. as follows: The ca
lamity OF war has brought with it
one element OF brightness and hope.
We have been stirred out of our
slumbers. We have learned that we
| cannot have the knowledge and sci
ence required for the advancement
/ o four industries and for the making
of great discoveries unless we have
4 the broad foundations of education
! in our people. We have learned the
! German lesson in more ways than
one. and we should meet her with
spiritual weapons just as we meet
her with temporal weapons"
Many others have taken up the
same theme. urging that scientific
branches must prepare men for com
petition with Germany. The presi-
dent of the Head aMsters Congress
urged similar change. Business men,
also, have been called into the dis.
cussion, one head of a large business
concern declaring that the education-
al system of the country must be
made more practical, after the Amer
lean method. so as to be better
adapted to the needs of industry.
Lord Bryce has also taken part in
the discussion, holding that aid stan
dards should not be too violently
changed, as uniform culture was
quite Is essential as specialization
for practical ends. One the whole
however the discussion has shown
practically all elements agreed that
the war has compelled reform OF
the whoe educationa system and its
methods, argely toward securing
more attention to the scientific and
practical conditions of American
schools. A recent remark by Andrew
! ID. White of Cornell. that the wal
would make the American schoo
system the model of the world has
attracted attention in the discussion
over here. and many agree that the
coming reforms will be along Ameri
can lines.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-02-21
TWENTY SPECIALS FOR
INAUGURATION CROWDS
Southern System Arranges for Large
Volume Of Travel

Jacksonville, Feb. 20.-G. r
Petit, Florida passenger agent for
the Southern Railway. announced
this morning that ARRANGEMENTS
have been made for handlins - spe-
cial trains. and FIR extra equipment
on all regular trains To Washington
TO take care of the crowds that will
20 frem the South to attend the
presidential inauguratin exercises
These arrangements were made at a
m citing Of officers Of operating and
passenger traffic departments or the
Southern Railway system, lines
east, which was held yesterday at
Charlotte, y. C.
General Manager W y. Foreacre
and Traffic Manager w y. Taylor
were assisted in working out the de.
tailed arrangements by officials from
all parts of the Scuth
among the special trains 10 be
handled is one fer the accommoda-
ticn of the Gvernor Luisiana ant
his party: anther is for the Loya
dcsion of Atlanta. which was or.
ganized to attend the inauguration
as an expression of patriotism AM
support of the President in the Pres
ent crisis
AS in the handling of other larg,
special movements in the past, TIL,
full force Of the Southern system.
widespread organization vii
be brought to bear. to insure thi
the movement of the large inaugura
tion travel as promptly and as com
frtably as in times of normal bust
ness.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
Banking Institutions
Recommend This
Enterprise and the Men
Behind Il
FIRST STATE BANK
Oklahoma City
October 2s, luT

OVIuUrf ~ VII
To Whom II May Cocarn:
I have made personal investigation OF the re-
frtsersting Ice machine as ma nufa ctured by the
Tropic Ice Machine Company OF this city
This machine Ia designed particularly for
family and farm use, ] was very much impressed
with the machine and lta practical features I
understand that this machine has been endorsed
BY the Industrial Committee OF the Chamber Of
Commerce OF this city, and am sure II will pay
Yours very truly,
r, c. sTUART,
Wee President and Cashier
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

Bell laughed. and so did ], and Rowdy
harked and made the horses Jump, so
they rode away.
Then ! went over to the store on the
corner and got q can Of sardeens and
some lcakes with frosting on them and
a pickle and On sll-day sucker and two
apples. Then got a bone for ltowdy
IN the meat shop next door, Then ]
went home again and spread them all
out on the front porch and told Rowdy
TO keep his nose of them which ne did
Then ] went for the hatchet 10 open the
sardines with. ! do not open the sar'
dimes open the can The ssrdeen are
already open, so ! take out their works
and they get pretty badly mashed before
! get the can open right and ! had Just
spread one on one OF my sugar cakes
and taken the pickle in my hand when
my father came 10 the scream door and
asked me " would not as soon spread
my supper on the table and invite him,
and | said ] would " he would come
so did and did and he did and we had
a good time almost like a picnic Then
he went to work and kneeed down
md asked my mother to ask God to
God bless him and her and me and
Dowdy, for he is the best daddy that
ever lived Amen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06

vvyHEN my father got some had
w the pancakes flovped aud the
w two eggs friend and my father
looked pleased. He said he knew .
good story. He said one time man
vent into restaurant and ordered two
eggs one fried on one side and one on
the other, and the waiter went back
and told the cook and the cook said
he couldn't do II and the waiter said
he could, and they had q fight and the
eggs got scrambled, Ny father said the
Joke was In ordering two eggs, one
fried on one side and one ON the other
| feel kinda sorry for my father some
times. He gets so tired from night
watching he doesn't know a Joke when
he sees II. There is nothing funny
about the two eggs fried that way II
the man wanted them that way he
should OF got them.
Me and Rowdy stopped TO talk TO the
girl in the ticket office in the natato-
rum across from the school and she
~ss chewing gum, but she talked 10 u.
between chews. She said a cousin OF
hers that works in the soap factory
is out OF job because the soap factory
has shut down, and she says he had
nothing to feed his family because the
factory is not making any more soap.
And when | asked her il he led his
family on soap she told me not to get
fresh So stuck out my tongue at her
and went 10 school. don't believe any
one feeds their family on soap. Any
how. | don't believe Il Il his family was
Irish, Nobody could fool me on soap
The only thing that happened today
was that the girls in our class had a
lesson In domestic silence. You can't
keep house right without domestic 81
lencc. That seems kinda funny, but the
domestic silence teacher says il is So
learned how to make fudge, and now
suppose | am ready TO get married
and go to housekeeping at any time.
| asked the domestic silence teacher "
| wasn't and she said that lots OF girls
thought that as soon as they could
make fudge they were ready TO keep
house. but that was all fudge,
guess that was joke, for she
laughed, and so laughed, just to show
her that the Irish can see a Joke as
quick Is anybody. At recess me and
Rowdy went out and sat on the cement
that goes around the schoolhouse and
studied il out. but II did not look any
funnisr. | am going TO study Il out
when wake up In the night sometime,
hate TO let anything get past me.
Wilbur Carpenter was not 81 school
where he works, and he went to heaven
Something fell on him at the place
whire he works, and he went to heaven
right away, My father told me that hr
never knew what landed on him be-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
h ToiIneut Two moatls
With Eczena On Head
and Face. cutjcura
Healed h Three Weeks.

II had eczema first on my head with
itching and small pimples and from
there Il spread to my lace. The PIN.
pies were red and later fcstered and
continued increasing In number. Those
ON my head iormed scales but all i,ched
and prevented me from resting or sleep
ing in comfort day or night ! was in
torment for nearly two months.
II was tres,ed but got no relief and
wIote for free sample Of Cuiicurs
Soap and Ointment used II with
such sstisfaction that purchased a cake
Of Cutlcura Soap and box OF Cutiura
Ointment, and In less than three weeks
! was entirely healed" (Signed) Lewis
N, Hlnhbetg, n59 Woodbrook Ave,
Baltimore, Md, March 10, 1917.
Use Cuticurs Soap for toilet purposes,
assisted, now and then, by touches ul
Cuticura Ointmen, 10 soothe and heal
any tendency TO irritation, redness nr
roughness OF the skin or scalp. BY
using these delicate, fragrant super
creamy emolli,nts for al toilet pur.
poses you may preven; many skin and
scalp troubles becoming serious. ltis
always q pleasure 20 use them.
For Free SaMple Each BY Return
Mall address post card: ''Cutieurs,
Dept. II, Boston" Sold everywhere.
Soap 25c Ointment Is and SOC.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
a.. RA1SYklLDARE
A OorH!::1'''''':x''''':::.. !: ! v. ".
I'D By Judd Mortimer Lewis
" tCopyrgh isif)
By Judd Mortimer Lswia
Copyright. lsifl


as soon az he got to heaven he looked
around TO see what had blammed him.
| be, he was awful glad to see my
mothers angel there, for il Is not any
fun to 70 into a strange place, and ! DC,
she is showing him how to use his
wing. right now and telling him what
bad little boy Wilbur is. But he can
see that for himself now, for the angels
see everything we do They are going
10 have a funeral tomorrow. ! bet VIII
bur thinks he is a lucky hd.
When school was out me and Rowdy
went TO see Bell and Lunny, They were
u,t going out for horseback ride and
heir colored man was holding their
horses, and they both had on breeches
and coats. | guess il Bell knew how
she looks to me when she wears
breeches she would not do il any more
There are few old maids can wear
brcechcs and get away with il. ] might
do it. because | am me apd Irish, but !
wouldn't, because | have got better
sense.
They were both glad to see me and
when they got on theif horses Lunny
had the colored man put me on the
horse back Of him, and we all went rid
ing, and when we got through riding
and ! had told them ! would not stay
at their house all night. they took me
to my house And when Lunny let me
down, he said: III you were our little
girl would buy you pony and you
could go out riding with us every day
| told him Nothing doing" and he and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
THE GUARANTY BANK
Oklahoma City
October rs. 1917

October rs. 1917
To Whom II May Concern:
We take pleasure in stating that we are well
acquainted with the officers and management OF
the Tropio Ice Machine Company OF this city
Mr. u J. Green 10 president Of the companyi
Mr.. II, G. Kee vice president and treasurer. and
Mr.. e. E. oalnsr secretary and general manager
Mr Green, president Of the Company, 10
retired banker and formerly lived in Enid. okla.
and comes here with the best OF references Mr..
Kee vice president and treasurer is man Of fine
business ability and has the confidence Of his as
sociates Mr H. u. Gslnor, secretary and general
manager we also highly recommend as energetic
and successful man.
This Company is nufscturins an ice ma
chine which II new departure from anything of
the kind on the market, being much more simple In
construction and more effective than anything now
on the market, and consider II will be very
useful and meet with wide sale to farmers, dairy
men and butchers
The stock in this company VIII be sold by The
Grent Western Guarantee Investment Company OF
this city. which, we understand, hss paid up
capital OF $4,000 and who we consider to be
reliable In every way
Yours very truly
C. II EVEREST,
= President
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COLD
wAst yea sssd 10 tits sensible and ef
fectivs remedy. DR.. BslPs
Pi,s-rar-Hsssy, at oaee.

As a cold Is only dangerous when
neglected. the prompt use Of DR.. Bells
Pine Tar-Horey will break II up and
prevent the weakening cough from be.
coming chronic.
This happy combination OF balsam
and healing agents soon overcomes the
cold germs, loossns the phlegm, relieves
congestion and quickly relieves the cold.
Search ~ you will, you will not lind
bctter remedy than DR.. Belts Pine
Tar Honey. Not only recent or linger-
Ing eoaGhs. but grippe, bronchitis, or
asthma are helped toward speedy re-
eovery BY It's proper use
Chiidrea take Il without coaxing and
wise Mothess have II handy for danger
ous Group.
Tear this ad. out and take IL TO your
druggist with 2Sc and he will give you
the genuine DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
1907 Profit Guaranteed
We Agree to Resell Any Part of Your Stock After
February !, 1918, at $500 Net Per Share to You

We absolutely know that this new industry IA roine
10 he sure go We are OF II that nuttlnr
our own money into the enterprise prove to you thai
our confidence something words we make the
9er stated above Th. company has paid up capital OF
10000 and In position TO back this TO the
limit A. matter OF fact, when the time comes we don't
believe You win be willing to part with your stock Tor
several times twice what you
why, think what the enterprise nesnsl Here In n
machine fully protectsd from by patents which
makes Ice on the farm for famers No engine no moving
parts no supplies TO buy-ice for cents day II means
city comfort for the farmer milk for his babies cold
drinks and Ice for his family storage place Tor his
meat milk butter and eggs II biggest single
,moysmen the, has come to the farmer aimee The nven-
uon Of the Mccormick Rea the Thresher or the
Cream Separator And you know the Inventors Of these
three wonderful machines became Immensely Rich
II coats only $50 for n pound sise every farmer
can afford T. and every farmer will want II There viii
be ssles rGht and left the factory the
machines One small advertisement Announcing this ma
chine brought -FOUR THOUSAND INQUIRIES We saw we
could handle the business with present and
forced to place treasury stock the market 10 raise money
which properly equip for q immense output
Consider that there nlons OF farmers the United
s,.t:' rynRn one pT ssrS,,r ara ycn viii ZEE that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
- q SsIsssls
~ ~ DelagWuiv'sa

6etoevlnsd 10 ehuiuase the coneest-
q cuss6hioas I'M hsvs besa IN evidence
= snsay dythe city school bsildings
6see - oosniMs Of he ial term. the
e1boa bosSd sppoissed cc9mittes
SuSposs1 Of John H. Hope. psesiden'
efi - bsard, J. n JohAssoa ard Elliot
Am 10 invmtigAse asd plaes date BE-
NJ sl,e voes1s - TO Tn Aetsai need
onl t1ssn caM fes bond election TO ob
Sio tt necessssy fuHds
n The sehoaI bossd has IN mind the
oeeetion of Z s6Aool bsihiug u the IN
(oeovco1ea n Nisstseuth strset and
WS1kF avsnee On property owned by
~ uh3vsssiey Devejop@sat company.
! wiu prshskiy h spring before the
oeaunloess has collectsd an the ncees-
N NM ~ niuht decided to give
oE3nba sAi16Fss . tso-dsy vscstioa ies
~ Chsistrnas Aoi1AnUs. elosiag sehoo,
= pss1sAw q ~ opssiAs sssin on
0saemAw u. New Years day wiil not
- oAoerSsd o . school holiday. Fri
DAY, NevemAss .. viii be school holi-
~ u efdr tl,st he ieacAess hare may
oeispd ~ OAlahossa S0te Tesehers'
Ssseeio1im h ssssioa hess o. that date,
CAaaoos \ ~ city school teaching
lDsDs wera saasasosd hst night - tot
S IsstnsS. Nsl,s Dsah.m, Paulin,
1G neeas Lloyd Leila Piekford
I'll woty Rssk Mrs. c. X. Loueks.
NJ t3oeAess. B. B. Libby, hisl
yrllool; Cor1sa Slater. instructor in de
- May Csafield, Alma Hodges
lrsoce Z Ford. Alpha Ablngtou. Ii
noSs, Ola Caliaway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
What Other Ice Machine
Companies Have Done

No concern engaged In the manufacture OF Ice making
machines has gone bankrupt This shows that
mAnd for this Kind Of machinery exceeds the supply
don which always makes for prosperity for those engaged
In the business
York Company Of York, Pa, started In 1890 with a
capitalization Of approximately 100000 and l00xl50 foot
plant II has plant covering i6 assets OF
tbOo0ooo They employ DidIiT THOUSAND PDOPLE r.
", dhiner the president NJ company associated
with THIS company and knows the icemachne business
thoroughly
Henry Nogt Louisville. Ky, started In small way In
the SOS and how has plant covering and payroll
OF 81 900 900 n month
The Carbondae Machine Company IA the sole support
Of the town " CRrhond1s Pm 20 200 noputon This
founded Catbondsc 90 becNuse rich
deposits The gus oklahoma nm even greater Rdvan-
tRse
The Centerfrczs Ice Process Company OF New York
last year paid dividend OF 400 percent its original
investment OF $500 900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
PINE BLUFF TO CLOSE
RED LIGHT DISTRICT

PINE BLUFF, Ark. Nov 6-The
city council has ordered the closing Of
NE "redlight' district in Pine Bluff
and all occupants must leave by Jan
cary |. This action was taken after
2 federal vice commissioner came here
from Camp Pike and said that because
many soldiers from Camp Pike were
visitins resorts in this city, the war de-.
eaftment would extend its activities to
fim Bluff II the city did not abolish
the "fedlisht'' district.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-06
- H0UR DOES
NOT AID PROBLEM

NV ORLEANS, Nov 6--At a
oHetins here yesterday Of state rice
9i ing interests it was decided that
qssbufacture Of rice flour, as suggested
W. focd conservation organizations,
wd>h be impractical at the presen,
tip4k Rice flour, Il was announced
edald cost at least sl5 a barrel more
Hp wheat flour. The state food ad-
N Itfator was notified that rice polish
- be advantageously used as a war