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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-18
PLAINS FIRM To
HELP RED CROSS
0LIVER-M'DONALD COMPANY WILL
PLACE LADIES OF CHAPTER in
CHARGE OF THEIR STORE TWO
DAYS.

PLAINS, Dec 18.--(Special to The
Times -Recorder.-The Oliver-McDon-
aid Company, one Of Plains largesl
stores and one of the most progress
siye firms in this section, announced
today their entire establishment would
be turned over to Red Cross workers
two Saturday, December %, and
Monday, December 24-and per cent
age of the gross sales for these days
donated to the Red Cross work.
Miss Bertha Howell, Marguerite
Hudson, Miss Berta Will Clark, Mrs.
a. Kendrick and Mrs. A. o. Williams
are the ladies who will be in charge
during the days mentioned, and Man.
aGer Ross Dean viii assist them in
their work The action Of this big
concern in turning its entire store
over to the Red Cross for two days
dnring the busiest season of the year
is icing generally commenced upon
here and commedened by all. The
Tel Cross chapter, it is ANTICIPATED,
will net substantial sum for use in
its work as a result of the action Of
the Oliver-M Mcdonald company, who
invite their friends to call during these
days and thus help the Red Cross wo~
Il this county.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-18
EXPL LOSIVES AGENT
Of SUMTER COUNTY
NAMED BY MANNING
CAPT. JOHN A. COBB WILL DIRECT
ISSUANCE OF LICENSES IN THIS
COUNTY DURING PERIOD OF THE
WAR.

Capt. John A. Cobb, ordinary OF
Sum.er county, was on yesterday com
missioned explosives licensing agent of
Sumter county. His commission
reads
"eDps rtment ~ the Interior, Isu-
reau OF Mines. This is to certify that
the Hon John A. Cobb, of Americus,
State of Georgia, is hereby appointed
Explosives Licensing Agent in Ameri-
Gus, County of Sumter. State of Geor-
gia and is duly authorized to exccrte
and fulfill the duties of the Office ac-
cording to the Act of Congress APPROX
ed October s, 1917 (Public No 6s-
65th Congress- Signed Van H. Man
ming. Director. Countersigned by +
B, Peabody. December 12, 1917
The duties of the Office are to con-
troll the use and storage of all ex-
plosives, and persons using these COM
modities should see Capt. Cobb at
once and ascertain from him the terms
of the statute governing their storage
and use.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-18

To tho average girl a fox trot on
ro'iehe7 eoog aats fuotpriu's on the
sands Of time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-18
FEAiM0RE NAMED
FOOD C0NTROLLE
SUMTER COUNTY
SECRETARY OF LOCAL CONNER
CIAL BODY WILL HEAD LOCAL
FOOD CONTROL ORGANIZATION
DURING THE WAR.

DR.. A. NJ Soule, of Athens, announc-
cd today the appointment of P. A.
Fenimore, of Americus, to be food
controller of Sumter county. He will
retain the position during the period
o. the war. The county advisory
board, which will act with Mr. Feni-
more in regulating food conservation
and the enforcement of food laws, is
yet to be named
The first duty Of county administra-
tors is enforcement Of the food CON
troll regulations in the counties to
which they have been assigned. The
Grsg purpose of the administrators
VIII be to inspire and obtain the vol
untary cooperation Of the wholesale
and retail dealers in the articles Of
food which come under the federal
regulations. 7,
The primary purpose Of the county
food administration organization is
making sure to the public its regular
supply Of food at fair and reasonable
prices. The act OF Congress of Angus
10, 1917, out Of which has grown the
food control system Of the govern
ment, has conferred upon the United
states Food Administration certain
nowers by which to accomplish the
''7'i-s devolring uron i. Those row-
ers have been delegated to the fedora
food administrator in each Of the state
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-18
DR.. WERNER PRAISES
SUMTER PEOPLE hNO
ROADS Of THIS SECTION

Dr. c. II. Werner, who arrived today
to assumed his duties as health COM
missioner of Sumter county, is already
interested in his work here, and has
started plans looking to the early in
auguration OF a complete sanitary
survey of this county. He praises the
roads of Sumter as well as the peo-
pie here, and when sen by a Times
Recorder reporter this morning, said:
"The county board of health hay
ing elected me Sumter's commissioner
OF health, / wish to say to the people
Of the county, that / am mighty glad
to be here. l like your little city, and
your roads are just fine-the best l
ever saw My little Ford certainly
did appreciate your Dixie highway as
/ was coming in Saturday, after having
Travelled for two days in Virginia and
Tennessee, where the snow was from
six to eight inches deep.
"In looking over the work that has
been done by DR.. McWhorter, the
former commissioner of health, l find
that he has the work well organized,
has already accomplished results, and
it was very gratifying to me, because
( know he must have had the co-opera-
ton of all the people of the county,
all / ask of you people is your con-
tinued assistance-and we will make
Sumter. the healthiest county in the
state
81 want the people of the county
to feel perfectly free to CALI on me
at any time in regard to any mat
ters pertaining to health or santa
ton. cm ne-e TO serve ycL."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-18
PR0HI AMENDMENT
AWAITS AGREEMENT
ROUSE AND SENATE RESOLUTIONS
ALLOW DIFFERENT PERIODS
FOR RATIFICATION BY STATES
OF THE UNION.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 49,
agreement on the time limit fixed for
tate ratihcations is the only step re-
naming today to complete congress-
onal action on the federal prohibition
amendment which was approved by the
enate last August and passed by the
ouse yesterday.
The form Of the house resolution al
ows the states seven years in which to
atify the amendment, while the sen
te measure only allowed six years
Il wh.ch this action might be taken
a Il, him the1 ere administered
through the county administrator II
ach county
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-18
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yeshom to t Red sgvceF o $ to
Cross
+: h hrJnns ever o # h flag p o
o wtha al to
Cross Ba tmas present 0 boy ths
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-18
FRANCIS To
Be GIVEN NJ
INSTRUCTIONS
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR AT PET
ROGRAD NOT TO BE PERMITTED
TO SIT IN PEACE CONFERENCE
WITH GERMANS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.--It is as
sumed at the state department today
that the reply to Ambassador Francis
invitation from the Russian Bolshe-
wiki government to participate in peace
negotiations with Germany will be that
he has no instructions from this gov>
ernment. No instructions have yet
been sent him, and it indicated this
afternoon none will be forwarded
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-18

Major Kenon and Lieut.. Donaldson to Speak
At Methodist Church Tonight at s O clock
Arrive This Afternoon from Camp Wheeler Many Out Towr
Interesting
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-18
EMPTY STOCKING
FUND NEARS $500
MARK At NOON
AS CHRISTMAS DRAWS NEARER
CONTRIBUTIONS COME POURING
IN WITH GOAL ALREADY IN
SIGHT.

The Empty Stocking F'und-that an
nual charity for which The Times-Re-
corder stands sponsor-grsws daily,
and as Christmas nears it may be said
that the goal is in sight. This is no
reason, however, for the giving to
cease. There will be need for every
dollar contributed-and many more.
Today there was one five dollar sub
scription, that of DR.. Frank L. Cato,
while little Josephine Buchanan and
Mrs. Stephen Pace gave dollar each
There were a number of half dollar
contributions, and quarters ratified in
the treasury like pennies at a church
collection.
Those contributing today, and the
total raised to date, follow:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
NEW YORK

tN YORK July The cotton mar
.' 'hoved renewed strength carly today
ntIrg ip tho failure ~ the weather man
4" suggest any relief from drouth condl-
'|'nt in the southwest and the appear
'n'' vi. foreign buying orders Ths
opening was : 10 81 points higher with
b" market showing increased hrmnss as
Doc 'Hll progressed and with active
months selling ~ Ia 90 points net high
or ai'"r me can Houses with Liver
pool and IA pnnesn connections wsrs
among ihe early buyers, while offerings
"'f" yer. hight ON ths advance which
'1rrled October contracts up 10 1880,
auh December TO q Csc before the end
NJ 'ho first hour with MAY selling ~
-Dl'. o. into new high ground for the
season f0r that delivery There seemed
'o %" no rhs nge of sentiment as 10 tho
Ifohanl" showing of the government re-
port huf there was evidently increased
anxiety "Ner The situation In tho south
west
The government crop report, making
IN" condition IN 3 proved q disappoint-
iu"ni Ia som" recent buyers who had
looked FOR report more nearly In line
WIN m" 'owcr private figures. and was
followed BY % sharp break in prices Oc-
iob.r sold on from 26 80 to 2sib and
December from 210s TO 2st2c. Tho
acreage report. showing a decrease OF 1
percent vas quite as bullish as antici-
Witd, however, while the condition ac-
iualy published. was the lowest for the
date on record ana the market soon
steaiied up Is or 20 n$nts on covering.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
COTTON REPORT
BREAKS PRICES
Decline Met by Buying and
Recovery Follows,

NIN ORLEANS. July . Expectations
OF hulllsh bureau reports caused free buy
IMG ui ,oit0u here today around the open
NJ ara In the first half hour OF business
h'iI'o months IN the contract department
N"te advanced " 10 IS points Offerings
from OFT sides were slender
A. ia" tim" Of the bureau report the
in"Ih"i "hs only 10 points up on the most
H'lF" months while tho acreage rs.
iurn' showing q deCrense of I percent,
Jh" about met conservative eapocta.
toms. ihe condition figures ~ 10 per-
."n' NJ The normal were higher than en-
r''''1 ana me market Immediately fell
10 points Good support met the de-
MO hhl. there was a strong recovery
''NN0 noon. when tho market stood a.
point nycl saturdays close Al tho low.
cen levels prI'rE were co 10 ~ points un-
1rr SATURDAYS close
I'" report that Nh" senate had in-
'.id.I 'pi'nr iu the food control bill.
.'If'1 Nr "Hst feeling lu the afternoon
''N me market f"ll 10 row low level for
LH' 'H' AZ J. go the active months were
~ '' uu.ni- under the last prices of
H1 ..rH..
.,.' cotton qulrt aud unchanged Sales
nI me spots 500 tnles. ~ arrive, 100
''""1 ordinary ?i62.. ftfi't good ord 10
pens. 2. q. low mddlng rs SIC. strict
'9" m'tdI.ug.. 25klr. middng. rs 0oc I:
..il.' m1dIuE. % Ilr good mddIinr
% ".' Hriri good mlddlinT - Sbc RE-
''I. NI bales. stock 2oi $40 bales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
OIILAND, LEASES AND STOCK
In N.werins Ads. Please Mention Times.
AZ Poor Mam's S
Oil Field

rhI Psola on Pool. that Ia tie otl.
prodI ing regions Of blam county, Kan
ssA $ noted for being the shalloNeN
gnd hhe greatest IN production when
dopti IL taken into confederation ~ the
entit Mid Continent field,
Tb dspth OF thu VOLTS ls from 200 to
$40 Net, with a showing ~ pay sand from
20 b 10 feet The wells come IN with
lnittl production OF from to 900 bar
rel.
Wells Of this pool become settled to
'fot . 10 ID barrels n day At the end
~ from four 10 siS months from the
iup they are drilled, paying for them
Aeros many times over before becoming
settled
\. X Sellers. an old scttler of Paola,
Mo fo thlrty-flye years hiss kopi close
thb oy the development of the Miami
countr field for oil and gas, is author
ity Dr. the statement that this held
sf'oris the greatest production, II the
shnlbwcst and the smHllcSt p"r'eniag"
Of allurcs Of any of the entire MID
Cortnent field
I'm tho puola field We lind the
smallest percentage Of failures OF any
II the shallow tleld. the percentage
being about 3 percent Of ali drifting
for gas or oil q commercial value,
said Mr. Sellers
few WE'LL known business md pro.
fessionaI men ~ this city lvou knoR iher
alD have, n few DAYS ago, asso'ia'rd
themselves and purchased go acres of oil
and gas leases In the heart Of The FHola
oil field Thcv have orgRnz"d and IN.
corpdrated a little company, capitalized
Al s., 600 M divided into ~ shares ht
400 90 each The proceeds from tho sal"
NJ the stock viii he devoted 20 Developing
these proven leases
No commissions are being paid upon
the sale of stock. no off0e rent, I'm IN T.
no expense WHATSOEVER will h" incurred
other than TO- sctual development NJ
tho lease. ore ~ the leaseN has thl -
Offset vel, 10 dnl on the north and
there are Il product. oil wells joining
mi. lease IN the south 80 man 'nu.
trolls this company, Il being q mutual
proposition Tor all concerned
There sre sim about 10 Fhifcs mot aa0
scribed This " a rare opportunity "'
becoming Interested IN y"ry high class
oil propositlon backed hy men whose iu
tssri'y and honesty cannot he questioned
Drilling on these leases VIII be 'nn
rnenced as soon as the remaining u
shares are suhscrihed
For ful details 'ou may address tho
secretary, R-3a. car" DklRhoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02

cAlcAoo oRAIN 10 pRovIsIoNs

CHICAGO. July Eogerncss Of dis
iliers TO soIEe the last chance 10 max"
whisky before being shut or by war
legislation. was one " the reasons given
today FOR prevailing fancy prices In
corn
Exporters were also said 20 b. unusual
ly active besides anxiety continued re-
gardirg possible damage from scorching
temperatures IN tho south. especially in
ONahomn Frosh advances ln values
TOOK place although the market on sat
Irday had broken the high prices record
Reports Of showers iu Kansas. however.
tended somewhat 10 check the aggrcs-
slyenezs pf the bulls Opening quota
tlons which ranged from h,r OF 10 ~
up. With July At 81 "a 'o 8 So, tnd Sep
'emher A. s. ~ 10 81 iS were follow ed
ty general upturn of about lc
Additional upturns accompanied sub
,tautial decrease ln tho United States
visible supply todsl. but the advances
were not well maintained, The close WIS
unsettled, lc net loNer 20 "A gain ot az
with July at t7u and september at
ilklA
Wheat and oats =, ,mpathlEsd with the
strength of corn Trading Iu wheat,
though, was nearly M standstill owing
10 n general expectation of complete con-
troll soon hy the federal government.
After opening unchanged at tls2 for
september. and no dealings In July. the
market rose 10 81 SIS
Tho fact that no corn WAS delivered Ia
day on July contracts here tended "a
bring about a sharp upturn and us, too
did comprehensive advces which indi-
Gated that the condition Of the 1917 crop
was below normal In the important pro
ducng states. The close was nervous y
| a2hc above Saturday. latest figure
Commission houses were moderate pur-
( Chasers Of oats. About the only selling
came from pit spoculatOrs
Scantiness Of offerings lifted proyi-
I siNps
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
TREND
TAKEN BY STOCKS
Speculative Issues and Rails
Under Pressure,

NEW YORK July 2 -- Developments
over the weekend were not OF coil
Nructiye character. Judging from the II
regular trend OF prices at the opening OF
odAy's market Speculative issues wera
once more under pressure, the selling Of
motors. Industrial Alcohol and Ohio 0es
nt extreme rccesslons Of 2 to almost
points, being especially noteworthy. Rails
also labored under thu depression OF last
weeks rate decision. although losses In
that group did not exceed fractions, Y.
s steel ana prominent equipments were
steady win metals shippings and SIN
clair ~
Profit taking In equipments and an In
crease of offerings IN the railway d.
vision accounted for the renewed heavi.
ness ~ the mid season Pscifics. Gran
gers and cuel"rs showed extreme losses
OF 10 , points Steels also became more
req ttiOnarY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
Oklahoma Youth
Among II Killed
in Dock Accident

MILWAUKEE. Wis. July l-Cecil
Neil, 20 wear, old OF Billings, Okla,
was one o. eleven persons killed when
fifty ton water tank erected on the
Milwaukee river front toppled over on
the whalcback steamer Christopher
Columbus As she swung around 10 starr
ON a return trip TO Chicago The YES
sci rammed the dock causing the sup
ports Tor the water tank to give way.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
BEAUMAN MAY RUN FOR
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

senator Frank Bcauman from Was.
rika wants to be the next lieutenant
governor so he announced Yesterday
while visiting with political friends. He
,sys he intends to make the race,
Politics down our way arc rather
premature" the senator said. Those
with whom ! have talked seem TO take
a keencr interest in the war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
CITY IS FIFTH IN
ClEARlNGS TABLE

Bank clearinp Tor the past week in
-'lklahoma City increased 70S percent
't<lahoma City ranked fifth in the
cities Of the United States in percent
age oi increase. Cleveland showed the
highest rate OF increase with 9SS per
cent The ten highest cities Of tho
countr, for the week are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
, LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, July COTTON. Spot.
limited business prices unchanged:
American middiing fair, 20 I'D good mid
ding 10 75c middlnR 9i5d. low mid
ding ~ oOd good ordinary. Is 0bd ordi-
nary, II SD Sales. 5000 bales, all Amer
lean Receipts, 3 non bales. including 500
American Futures fixed prices un-
changed from the quotations previously
reported.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY, July ? WHEAT. I'm
red. s. ljua25 CORN Higher. No ?
mixed. 72nl73. 40 white. 81 13il a
l7i. No yellow, tl53al 72s OATS
Higher. No white. tH1ilSc; No .
mixed. 70u7lnr RYE 1862 90.
KAFlR and MILO MAIZE t5t0m150,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
PLAN IN BRIEF

Tho Tucker Brothers Amusement
company was organized MAY p, 1871 =.
capitalized at i30O.0 900, TO buy. build.
lrase and operate circuit ot theatefs IN
the state OF Oklahoma that will employ
in all departments, union labor. THIS
company already has an option on tho
Overholser theater, Nlahomas higsest
playhouse. 60 b. bfnsht under tho ppr-
chase price OF $3.50 hH6 In order 10 raise
$50 Oo0 necessary TO complete tho over
hoser deal and raise enough money 10
insure the launching Of a string Of thea
terr In the state OF Oklahoma, va are
offering stock 10 tho public at the FOL
lowing prtcs schedule ...-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
LEAD AND sPELree

NEW YORK, July 2-The metal ek-
ilAc, spelter dull spot East IT. Louis
delivery. 9Ac asked, A. London, lead.
spot c3o los futures i2e. los speltsr,
spot Edl. futures. ESQ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. July BUTTER Lower;
creamery, 32q36ihc EGGS Unsettled.
Receipts. ANA cases; firss, 3ln3lkc:
ordinary frsts. 2Sha2S4c at marx.
cases included. 27g3iisc POTATOES:
Unsettled receipts, n cars. Arkansas
and Oklahoma. t215q2AO, California,
81 l0n2 20 POULTRY. Alive. steady:
fowls lSUlSiAc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. July Raw sugar.
steady centrifugal. sb2c. molasses. s. S4ei 1
refined. steady: cut loaf. &c; crushed.
3 l5c mold \, Sc; cubes. s26c; xx.Xx
powdered. 7Toc; powdered, 7s6c: fine
granuated 7.50c diamond A. 750 con-
fecllonetA A. i0c; No L NC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
ST. Louls CASE oRAlN.

ST LOUIS, Jply WHEAT STEADY
No red. t2?s CORN Higher No 2,
il11 OATS Steady. No. 2, llhRl2nc
RYE Steady. No nominal. No hard
nominal; No 2 white, 81 H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. July 2 WHEAT: No. ? rod
and No hard, nominal CORN No 2
yellow, N.T6hhlis OATS standard
7lq7lAc RYE: Nominal BARLEY /.
ii iO0 40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02

HOGS There was real top on The
swine market today for the nrst time 80
over week. best butchers bringing SIS -
~ tho headline Medium 20 good classes
sold fuy steady while the hulk ~ the
lightweight hogs were q full dime lower.
The bulk today sold sii 1lu lj 10.
CtosIpn Ountstlors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CRY

KANSAS CITY. July 2-BCTTER:
Creamery. 35c. frsts 13c seconds. 32c;
packing 3nisc EGGS Firsts. 32c pOUL-
TRY Roosters l3c hens, 1910, broilsrs.
26c. POTATOES New 81 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
BONA FrpE INVESTMENT

(par valu. Of all shares $1,000 stock
Ia non assessable.
pu, an X oppo.ite the stock vou want
and make Mi remittances payable to
Tucker Brothers Amusement company.
Write your name and address plainly.
Name '..'.'..','''''''''' '''''''
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
TUCKER BROS. AMUSEMENT GO.

SOs West Main street IN Tucker Broth
ers' Dresmlan thcater. Offices open
Okla. References, First state Bank
WIN l.. TUCKER, Sec Treasurer,
DUDLEY r. TUCKER, President.
HOWARD A, TUCKER, Wee Pres
NOTE Subscriptions mailed before
midnight Sunday. July lst. will he served
a, tho prpssnt schedule
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
{, B, COCKRELL,

FOR SALE New fiye-room modern Cali.
tornia bungalow. two rooms In oak,
music cabinet, msntel, built-in bed, linen
closet, laundry chute. built-in ironing
board, china cabinets and basement; this
In the dream Of life; price s. 500. $500
cash balance iS5 per month.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
$50 000 to loan on real estate
sos ~ Insurance Bldg Maple 7s
FOR SALE-By owner. two choice res
idenco sites, northwest 50rl7o south
front, y block from Clsssen Blvd, on
32nd 50rii0 south front, corner. west OF
ClnSen on 26th 81 Walnut 1918
FOR sALE-New broom bungalow: 4
rooms hardwood. breakfast room ga
rage payed street on 2sth; one-half
block Of Robinson; small cash payment
balance like IKE rent cSotnnyen'ent TO capitol
A SNAP -Four lots. corner 18th and In
diana. i675 Wal iS21-J owner.
| BEST BUY in town W iith, new /
room bungalow three rooms oak. rest
white enamcled; all bullt-n features
breakfast and bath rooms; basement ana
garage; II YOU are looking for something
good at 4 very low price investigate this;
must sell save the commission and
| phone owner wal. ii271
! ron SALE Very desirable close in prop
erty, which viii furnish good home
and make NS month. Phone Maple 1897.
| STRICTLY modern new s.room residence
/ with sleeping porch and breakfast
room. low price and easy terms II
wanted Blakeney Inv Co, 1904 North
| Broadway
OWNER leaving city: must sell s-room
! bungalow; garage, servants quarters;
W 27th half block Classen Blvd, t2,T50:
$500 cash Sears. wal h,7
! FOR SALE-6room modern cottage with
two lots, In 100 block w. 9Th street,
price 81. 700 $500 cash, balance t35 per
month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
$50 900 to loan on real estate
S0s-lO Insurance bldg Maple a6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED
In Answering Ads. ri-a.e Mention Times
Last Call

THIS STOCK Positively Ap-
NANCES FROM 40 TO 100 PER-
CENT AT MIDNIGHT SUNDAY.
July lST.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-02

FOR SALE-Cholce pair south front lots,
one block cast Of Clsss"n boulevard on
S7th; JOVls0. price ',i00 Phone Arm
strong PBN-b