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Evening star., 1917-03-06

should censure the making of this Of
fer to Mexico. In fact. we consider the
attacks made upon us by the American
and entente press in this respect SIM
ply silly"
The Volks Zeitung scrutinizes the
Zimmerman note as given by the AS
sociated Press and asserts its belief
that the text of the offer is erroneous
in some respects, urging the desirabil-
ity of obtaining a full elucidatlon OF
this point from the German authorities.
Rated Truly American" Maneuver.
THE HAGUE. via London. March g.
The Hamburger Nachrichten. which
treats the revelation of the German
plot as truly American" political
maneuver by President Wilson to get
majority of Congress to favor the
arming Of merchantmen, attempts. in
4 lengthy editorial. on the ground OF
community of interest, to justify Ger
many's endeavor to secure new ally
in Mexico, for the disturbed condition
of which country it blames American
"whether Japan could be won over
says the Nachrichten. I'VE do not know.
but we quite believe that meanwhile
Japan is still at war with us and mas
not yet reaped the full beneht from us
business deal with the entente All thls
is immaterial. however 1t was merely
"A diplomatic pointer for the German
minister to Mexico on how to act should
America declare war. That is at the
bottom of the whole great sensational
exposure by which the House of KEEP
was swept off its feet.
when the House regains its COM
posure it may see matters in differ
ent light. .or no one relishes oelnS
bluffed. especially when methods that
are not clear in containing information
Evening star., 1917-03-06
LOSING NO TIME IN FOOD PROBE
Committee Will Regard Data as Con-
fidential if Requested.

conditions sent to the food investiga-
ton committee appointed by the Com
missioners will be regarded as conf
Dental if those furnishing it so desire,
according to the members who today
repeated the invitation to the public
to cooperate with it and furnish it with
all available data.
The committee, although it did not
meet today. is losing no time in its
work of ascertaining whether a local
scarcity of foodstuffs is governing
prices here. Already considerable in
formation has been procured from the
health departments inspectors of dairy
farms, as we'll as from wholesale and
retail dealers. This information is
later to be submitted to the Commits
sioners iii report form.
Evening star., 1917-03-06
Wireless Inquiry TO Bernstorff.

A dispatch TO the Exchange Telegraph
Company from Amsterdam says:
According to a Frankfort telegram re-
ceived here, the German government has
sent a wireless dispatch to Count Won
Bernstorff, former German ambassador
TO the United States, who is at sea. re-
turning to Germany, asking him to eX-
plain how the German note with regard
to bringing Mexico and Japan into ~ i
with the United States was divulged. a
special courier has been dispatched to
meet Count Won Bernstorff on his arrival
and warn him against granting any
newspaper interviews on the situation"
The correspondent adds that the So
cialst newspapers in Munich, Leipzig
and Madgeburg criticise the note to
Mexico as the crowning diplomatic
blunder of Germany.
Evening star., 1917-03-06
Classed as Awkward Strategy

BERLIN, March 5, via London. March
8. 1920 pm. = Stragging editorials, in
which some earlier judgments are freely
revised. constitute the sole references to
the German Mexican incident in the pub
lie prints today. While the negotia tions
seeking an alliance with Mexico are de-
Tended here on military grounds. their
political and geographical aspects are
freely pilloried a piece of awkward
strategy.
Theodor Wolff in the Tageblatt. after
dilating upon the precarious practice of
writing letters and recalling historical
thefts of state documents observes in the
course of his rambling editorial:
AFTER thus stocking ourselves up in
Righteousness. we may calmly admit that
no gem of craftsmanship was lost be-
tween Berlin and Mexico
Evening star., 1917-03-06
Hanover Paper Vituperative.

The Hanover Courier. a copy of which
has been received here, contains vitu-
perative editorial. full of personal
abuse for President Wilson. the United
States and Americans generally. in
which adiectives like dishonest, zig
norant" and "bullying' occur in every
other line.
What is the so-called plot that may
not see the light" asks the courier.
..Would they have us wait patiently
like a dumb OK for the butchers AK?
If America joins our enemies we have
Evening star., 1917-03-06
Souvenir Pennants and
Pictures
On the Fourth Floor.

On the Fourth Floor.
WASHINGTON REMNANTS of good
quality felt, in various sizes, 25c,
soc, 75c and Sl.o0 each.
YOUR FLAG AND MY FLAG"
Notices or Posters, with flag in
colors, and poem. Unframed, Csc;
framed, S100. Large Posters, un-
framed, S1.00.
THE WOODY TIGER"-The Stuffed
Animal Mascot of President Will
son; soc and s1.oo each.
PHOTOGRAPHS AND COLORED
PICTURES of the Capitol and other
Public Buildings, Mt. Vernon, etc,
framed and unframed.
u. S. FLAGS, in cotton, wool and silk;
all sizes.
Fourth floor. street.
Evening star., 1917-03-06
Views of Cologne volks Zeitung

The Cologne Volks Zeitung says:
I'VE cannot deny that the betrayal of
our offer to Mexico is certainly unpleas-
ant for US and renders our relations
with the United States more difficult.
We do not. of course, mean to say we
Evening star., 1917-03-06
Ready-to-Serve
Luncheons and Steam
Table

We have just installed, with a
view to meeting the needs of In
auguration Visitors and our regu-
lar patrons
"A Ready-to-Serve Menu and Steam
Table with a wide variety of tasty and
delicious dishes-Sandwiches of all
kinds. These foods are prepared in
the best style after the choicest rec
ipes. 1t has been our aim to provide
a service that will receive the approval
of the most refined, desiring foods
ReadytoServe.
Sixth Floor, Street
Service Daily From II to 5 O'clock.
Evening star., 1917-03-06
Rich Cut Class

A Gift of the Better Kind to Take
Home With You.
This is perfect Cut Glass, in the
newest and most desirable designs.
Most Exceptional Values at Sl.OO.
Vases in many shapes,
Bowls Of various sorts,
Marmnlnde Jars ON plate.
MayOnnaise Bowls,
Cruets,
BOnb0n Dishes,
Olive Dishes,
Covered Jelly Dishes.
Special Displays of Cut Glass on
separate tables at
S2.75, $3.95 and $500 each.
Brilliant cuttings and each piece |
perfect.
Gift Tables of China-especially ar
ranged for Inauguration visitors, con-
tanning appropriate and excellent arti-
cles for remembrances of your trip to
Washington, and for gifts to friends
at home.
z5c, SOC, Sl.oo and sl.5o each.
Fifth floor, street.
Evening star., 1917-03-06
EVENING GOWN FASHIONS

EVENING GOWN FASHIONS.
Runor whispers hundred ancul ideas for these charming
The materials hlmy and fascinating.
The Evening Frocks favor soft laces, tues and sans
and Dance Fock have declared their preference
for satin, chiffon and metal brocades.
Features that the lover of beauty and distinction
HANDSOMELY PAINTED LACEs,
DESIGNS,
LAVISH OF SOUTACEE BRAIDING,
TOMATO COLOR
PRETTY DEVELOPMENTS OF SLEEVE EFFECTS,
COMBINATIONS
many and attractive features co1-
Gowns that words inadequate
describe different artistic that they
dstncvy alone their expression and development
of Fashions dictates.
THE AFTERNOON AND STREET FROCKS
are charmeuse Georgete and startling combinations
Beading coored combinations conventional
and floral designs prominent
The novel and beautuso graceful and varied
the decided bell effects while others
tightly held the with loose flowing effect at the
The effect good and becoming OF the
the waist and the skirt pretty contrast
ing coors.
THE BARREL EFFECT
is pronounced evening gowns and de-
siener emphasized daring degree that elastic
bands neatly about the ankle used hold the skirt
at Just angle produce stunning effect
Evening star., 1917-03-06
Money Raised by Committee.

The 100000 marks referred to in the
foregoing dispatch was collected in the
United States under the patronage OF
committee headed by James w. Gerard,
then American ambassador to Germany.
dispatch from Berlin, March 2. said
the committee to which the money had
been turned over by Mr.. Gerard the eve
of the ambassadors departure from
Berlin had decided to deposit it in To-
cal bank subject to the disposition OF
Mr.. Gerard. 1t was added that the COM
mittee had decided not to make the dis
tribution among war widows and or
phans, as was originally contemplated
Evening star., 1917-03-06
a nerfect right to deal with Americas 8

a perfect right to deal with Americas
enemies"
The newspaper continues to the
length of a column, making assertions
concerning American hypocrisy. Inc
editorial concludes:
"The army widows and orphans com
mission rightly rejected Mr.. Gerard
half million marks. We need no aims
To offer the widows and orphans OF VIC
tins of American bullets dole from
blood money earned from them was an
impertinence inviting a point-blank
refusal of the money.
Evening star., 1917-03-06
DEFENDS THEPLOT
BEFORE RE|CKSTAG
German Foreign Secretary
Justifies Proposed Intrigue
With Japan and Mexico.
PRESS COMMENT BITTER

Fy the Associated Press.
LONDON. March 6, 1855 a.m.-The
German governments plan for involv-
ing Mexico and Japan in war with the
United States, in event of hostilities
between Germany and America, was
defended in an address before the
reichstag by the foreign secretary. DIR.
Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam. Re
plying to objections raised by social
ist member to the Mexican proposals.
Or. zimmerman said:
We were looking out for all of us in
the event of there being the prospect
of war with America. 1t was a nat
ural and justified precaution. l am
not sorry that through its publication
in America, it also became known in
Japan.
For the dispatch of these instruc-
tions a secure way was chosen which
How the Americans came into posses
sion of the text, which went to Amer
ica in special secret code, We do not
know. That these instructions should
have fallen into American hands is a
misfortune, but that does not alter the
fact that the step was necessary for
our patriotic interests.
Least of all are they in America jus
tilted in being excited about our ac-
pose that the step made particularly
deep impression abroad. 1t is regard
ed as what il is-justifiable defensive
action in the event of war.
Evening star., 1917-03-06

VIEWS OF WASHINGTON,
POST CARDS AND
OTHER SOUVENIRS,
Main Floor, G Street.
Post Cards of all the Public Build
mos and interesting and historical
scenes throughout the city and sur
Founding territory; Pictures of Public
buildings, printed in one or several
coIors: Books and Views of the Lii
hrarv and other Buildings of Washing
Ton and Standard Guide Books.
METAL SOUVENIRS, with emboss-
: Cd Views of Washington
Shoe Horns,
c..dIesticks, Button Hooks,
vanity Boxes, Matcn Fobs,
Napkin Rings, NaI Files.
Paper Knives, MAtch Boxes.
Paner Weights.
CHINA SOUVENIRS, with Views
of Washington or Head of Washing
'on plates. in three sizes;
Pin Trays.
stems, d.
Comb and Brush Trays,
Cups and saucers.
Main floor. street -. H.
Evening star., 1917-03-06
THE MISSES AND JUNIORS SUITS.

THE MISSES AND JUNIORS SUITS.
Fashioned principally sports lines, and nobby
and of them have wide patent leather belts
pockets and fancy buttons.
the latest vivid
coorngs staple navy blue serges simple tailor
ed models.
The Stylish Long Coat for the Miss
graceful made in full flare, beed
semibeted fabrics appropriate for
velour shortwaisted model sunnng the
blue have khaki kool collars col
orings and designs
IN OUR NEW CUSTOM ORDER DEPARTMENT
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GIRLS ARE
ENJOYING THE PRIVILEGE
of having Thompson Sailor, MILDLY and Coadresses
"nade to by that little
sonal touch inspired their individual charac
terzed bv their college sorority club.
Wash Skirts and Tailored Silk Blouses also made
order in this department.
Evening star., 1917-03-06

SPORT, TRAVEL OR DRESS SKIRTS.

Skirts first in favor and when they made OF
the handsome including the glace
Khaki Koo Yo San, Silk Jersey and Soiree they are
lovely they trimmed with brilliant
give unparalleled Individuality sash or attached
necessity the style of the skirt
envelope pocket with its brilliant lining slightly overlap
ping the outside is unique feature
Embroidery generously used of the skirts and the
result is charming.
gace serge skirt shown the most graceful and
attractive style
The darker skirts shown in complete range OF new
shades novelties, well stunning black
models, n taffeta, satin, faie and satin Georgette.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.

For SALE or trade. good paving icwclry
Iud optical business nm good town N
#... people. business last year $500
Writ. Cor fuu pnrliculars Other .husl
r,.. r,H nu Tor selling J. ". Rrcwcr,
Hollis. ohn
1IN}I 'hu cash fnr n ruominG house or
uMhr0um 600 Roth HI connection. II
uU. '0o lr 70 proposition Prefer live
rtI town. anywhere In the state Don't
answer unless your business Will stand
IuNr tigp'iou. and please give full de-
u.p Vhrn answering T. l. Times.
'gUo0 CASH. $500 terms huts cafe,
'u best town In state. $4,000 soda foun-
tain listed 81 OUO modern eases, . candy,
cigar. 20 tables ~ stools etc, splcn-
dd opportunity for right parties. I'h,
Times
ron SALE or TRADE titst.cl1s,
ltpFo 1,Sll5; we'll located In north.
eastern oil town. good stock ot supplies.
,'n.. rent reasonable working iiNc men
nll Ncni around, good reason for selling
e.. T.. ynrr Times
IuR RlNT blacksmith shop In Mnro.
okla. write ar Uoll Solln stevens.
lmuu okla
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FOR SALE Four-room house and pai
Of lots 500 q 4 Fi2simmons. l0b
W Main - Phone wal 7i5
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT


2 FURNISHED bedrooms for gentlemen;
also garage. walking distance, =
blocks car line, private home w. 1911
FOR RENT Extra nice large sleeping
room. ~ block from stiles park. iO3 H.
ninth
FURNISHED bedroom. also garage. wal
15l7
FRONT southeast sleeping room, bath.
private modern home. close In. 1927
East Third walnut 1873
NICELY Furnished upstairs room, prl
>ntc family walking distance. Maple
llt2
TWO southeast rooms. nicely furnished.
close IN private home: very light go
" ,'h
NI.I. moIoru. front room, for one or
tVu. gentlemen. IN minutes walk 10
main part of CIV 90 South Webb
NICIIN furnished sleeping room at yliis
y Uudson Mauic 2o2o
FOE EENT Furnished room with private
mIEf,D WITHIN walking distance. Phone
LARGE nrsr-closs room. modern i'm
provrmonts. select notghhorhood: W. !k-
INK distance. pfiyat" home, extension
phone a26 T. Park
.HFNI TIlFl'L eouthcrst room gentlemen
preferred. refined home. references "T-
rrtuu.i. rIuCc n preferred '|T w l'ih
FOR EENT riyo rooms, TO gentlemen
ouN I'> T. 5th st rhon" Wa 5o'N
NlrE Irlr south room In modern home.
rIa,, iu. TO gentleman, cheap. wat
5000
/ FDE EENT Lnrr' south room ndiee 0r
/ gentlemen cmploNrd -2l T. lU'h Wal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01

LADIES make 81 to 81 weekly doing
rIy III East 3rd. between . and g
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS,
LA Answering Nd. Please Mention fimes

FARM for cash rent. ne1r ear. school
ylN. good improvements poascsslon
NOW $40 Nusi fiuh
40 NDWIS aA miles from kurnshrr.
rl,ur. Improved, win stand lnln "
q unu num amy loan company WIN sell
u, trade iur bungalow loo northwest
rrirr 81 400 and bargain Riot, care
Otlnhomnn
$50 NCREs. 40 miles west city. hplf lct.
tom. good house hntm ~ 500, NN
,pah. balance 900 lunrs q percent
Ma southwest riil wei improved 81
p,r acre. possession any time liall, sl'
ln, lllip
CALIFORNIA Little ftrrNs near Los An
COLES for snle easy payments Write y
l1 Nuiip. Shawnee, okh
, trEE literature. southwest Athnsa.
? earn Nuur living cheap land terms J
% Gross. l.uykvHhutl. Ark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01

rtuuT ROOM house. basement. utnn
garage. 400 block W iith. u,ito Sen
Wal iiii
ron SAIE.h rooms. modern two luI
In 100 block " ith price. 1850, vi
cash, balance 80 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
SOS bin Insurance hlds Maple
OWNER wired sell elEn, toom hou
basement. furnace. Hntare ann hl'|
" iith $1,000 sears Wal ,iii
NEW 6.room bungalow, basement, hn
wood floors all built In features ",
srnrs. Wal i,ii
FipItr VOuM house ron hlock y sh
tci. l.2,p Sears, Wal ibii
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Answering Adj. Please Mention Times.

FOR SALE Four-room house and pal
Of lots. 500 . 4 F1,2simmons, lOb'
W Main - Phone wal. 7H5
TON SALE Pair lots lsuO block W "
street, bargain. lll2 W 1th Owne
IF YDI want to rent a house or bu
on easy terms see Peer Ilemsle
Wal lli'
FOR SALE rooms modern, In lfd|
. hlugk " 1iih street two rooms IN
nll built n frpturos price, t8,iou, $50
cash. balance SO Nn per month
ok AUOMN TRUST COMPANY,
sos 80 Insurance Hldg Maple "
WE have buyers tor modern cottages m
bungalows that can hc sold ON the IN
s'tllmeut rphin Give us your listlnd
Delaney. Carey 4 Co, 22) Lee BldI
Phone Walnut li's
FOR SAi.E-No lil9 West 26th. 6-roor
modern house, I largo closets. sout
frnu, easy terms Phone Maple bi3.
FINE Home. Q rooms, strictly moder
and up 10 date good as now. on col
nor overlooking city. I blocks NJ hig|
school For sale on account NJ III health
Leaving city VIII puy $50 rent unit
June II sold now S-Jt, care Times.
I1NE-ROOM modern, northwest pa
city. 81 $50; $500 cash balance MONTH
room modern. northwest, s. 100 sonI
cnsh, balance good teiWs. hhll. 20 Ia
Bldg
SACRIFICE SALE rooms moder
with basement one In, aud rnrRgc,
| 1900 block H. llth street; price, 81 iOI
only 5000 cash, $40 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
| iOS-ii Insurance Bldg Maple \
rOR SALE.Good building sltc In =
block. East Fourth street win trade I'd
| cheap lots good flr gardening Wal 2'b'
! can after & y m or before $50 u.
Emmett Crnldock
/ GROOM modern bungalow Tor g. 800 N
on payments northwest, near cars ca
! Cicrrru. Wal h,s
| FINE suburban home. Joins city and oi|
/ block NJ paved street, two blocks Fl
! line. plenty ot fruit trees and grs
| vinrNrtd for nmiN use; 2is acres lanI
| iioo cash balance terms ~ lee hld|
/ TWO lots. No 6O1 .eO9 " Main. tracI
! ngr. clear. owner. non resident. ~
sell rhcnr r n Gillilnnd Land "a
/ ll6 Leo lldg
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FOR SALE rooms. modern, In lit'
. block " 7i'h street two rooms IN
nll built m trpturrs price. i,iou $50
cash balance SO Nu per month
ok AUOMN TRUST COMPANY,
Sos 80 Inauinurr Hldu Maple n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01

AIl Over the Far
5outh Last Week
after midnight the vegeta-
bleS had sent Il goodnight
kiss to the orange trees.
They bowed to each other
and snt to sleep. Long
before daylight the north
wind came along and
woke them with its cold
bite. Before they slept
many of them had washed
their faces in the dew, so
the shivering and culver
ing gardeners said the
next morning when they
came to town that all their
plants were wearing eye
sicklcs" and wcaping crys-
tai tears. The four win
try nights in the land that
seldom has a spell of Win
ter have left their mark of
cold fingers on the hibiscus
and the poinsettia bushes,
whose hanging heads
show their sense Of hurt.
These are the days and
nights of strange and
startling things going on
over all the world, upon
land and sea.
How can a merchant get
goods, bought and long
ready to ship, when the
merchant ships are de-
clared' in the war, made
prisoners and laid up, If
not destroyed?
To be sure we have at
hand our own good and
improving manufacturers
of America To fall back on.
always to be preferred
when they are able to get
the machines and work
men to compete; but
there are many things
made abroad that people
will misso until our mer-
chandise makers are ready
to do what they have not
as yet undertaken.
Come what will, the
New Oil Field at
Cement, in Caddo County,
will be developed as
fast as possible.
Leases that were
offered a few days
ago at 500 an
acre near Gorton
Well No. | have
been withdrawn
from the market
and cannot now
be bought at any
price.
Come and sre the
"lay of the land"
Ask for
George Il. Montgomery
Everybody knows
him at Cement.
II YOU cannot
visit Cement now
get some information
by writing to
l.. Trevor Lewis,
dl6 Terminal Bldg,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01

|ONE niccl, furnished front sleeping
! rnNn- lrl-t lnmr GIG Mnsi llh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01

WE have buyers tor modern cottages m
bungalows that can h- sold ON the In
spllmeut rpmn Give us your listln4
Delaney, Carey 4 Co, g2) Lee lild
Phone Walnut lils
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
4, An.us,tns Ads Pleas, Mcmillan Times

FOR SALE-l3o-ucrc Dclcware county
improved farm. Is miles west SLOAN
Springs, Ark an under hog tight fence
and cross fenced. good l-room frame
dwelling good fran" barn acres or
chard. 60 acres In cultivation good soil;
mys well and is a splendid farm, price
$50 per acre. cash II u stafford. II T.
Dealer. HoN 29l, Gushing. ukh.
FOR ENCuANGE--l6O acres hand I'm
Texas. clear, abstract title, 10 trade log
ear To make truck. oscar We'll, Noll
hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01

IOW SALE Pair lots 800 block W ~
street. bargain lll2 " 7'h Owne
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01

If YOG want to rent a house or bu
On easy terms see Peer 4 llemsle
Wal lllp
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PAIR CHOICE LOTS

for sale hy owner. south front
pnir. one half block east of Clhs'
sen Rlvd., ON 12nd 81 Price $500.
" 1875
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
OR TRADE.
In answering Nhs. Please Mention Iime-
In Nnsw eriui

WE hrv. soil and exchange all kinds ot
useful books y Goldberg Co. n.
tlHfl,,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
In Answering Ads Please Mention Hines.


FOR SALE Hand painted pictures aud
china. ulan books Ctll 1909 " u"
MtuI, 1io
.rnu SALE ono windmill 10 foot tower
1rd upp.y Dnh Wal l3i9 fo'r \
.foE ~ clo1p p,h+l.v corset spring
slit. .la aryss linen dresses white
slr v...f. W1l r'70A
SAFES CO., "@',,, . ni.s ss.,. ;:"%....'" w,, ,.n
FLOUR n,:: ~.".@..:.2'. %a....; q. !... IS; T.,
''T S BIny Phone " -2iu
rOE 'SNLI Hotel range counter aud
w|rlr bot votrr boiler IS rolp Roo
toIs rDfr '3 y "r",dvn,
TYPEWRITER dr.k and Remington
tfu"wr.'"r rhnp 'lo H"fskowltr Rldr
E.NI. h,s ,roanrt5d nrdsprcod. rolled
cover iI' Sos IS LINDSAY Maple 90,
N.N ,ud used lumber garages poul-
iry houses an kinds fence and posts
goo S walker Nuluut l3H
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PERSONAL.
In Answering Ads Please Mention TIME.

DON'T experiment. with unreliable col.
lpyIuu ulIN safe Nud get tho old re-
mUlr Gunrn'r, collection Agency, SIG
iIurshuwlH U'dg
FAMOUS Sc,lr, Sprtmpilr Truss. guar
Hut,rd tn contract opening fitted m
expert. also abdominal belts. elastic
trussys. shoulder hpU,s Nysthll Drug
tu.. oklahoma tItN. okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-01
CITY LOANS

PRIVATE money to loan ON we'll lm
proved pity ptopcrtN 20 ElNsm.
mons. iObg West Mnln Phone Walnut
HHls
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PAPFRHANGING AND REPAIRING
In Answering ids Please Mention Iimrs.

ROOMS papcr,d s. md up Nlll bring
samples. also painting Rol b, phone
Wal h6i2
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